11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: that can you, madam speaker. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to recognize the ryan v.f.w. post which celebrated hits 100th anniversary. found the in 1921, the v.f.w. 632 as the first founded in the shenandoah valley and oldest in the commonwealth of virginia. combat veterans of every conflict since world war i have called this post home. it has been led by 73 dedicated commanders over the years. current senior vice commander noted the significance of celebrating this milestone during the pandemic. which has forced far too many veterans clubs across the country to close. he s thankful his post has been able to keep its doors opened and continue to serve as a place for veterans to gather, connect, and share experiences and camaraderie on a daily basis. congratulations to v.f.w. post 632 on this great achievement. i wish you another 100 years of success. madam speaker,
in san lorenzo. that victim, a 14 to 15-year- old boy. according to detectives, the victim told them hector david mendoza-vela started abusing him in 2016. he was recently transferred to the corpus christi catholic church in fremont. alameda county sheriff s detectives say they do not believe the catholic diocese knew about the abuse allegations. parishioners here in san lorenzo say this type of abuse is not shocking anymore. very sadly it s like oh, another one. every church almost i think that could happen. but it s one person, and it s good that they right away told everybody. reporter: the people we talked with who attended the 2 pm mass set a member of the church read a statement at the end of the service announcing hector david mendoza-vela had been arrested and asked any other potential victims to contact police. the bishop of oakland released a statement saying: well we don t have all the details, the alleged behavior is in clear violation of the diocese code of
then we fall behind that cold front. colder temperatures the rest of the forecast. jonathan. jonathan: a person had to be rushed to the hospital after being shot in avondale overnight. the shooting happened in the 3500 block of van antwerp place, near forest avenue at 1:45 in the morning. a male was shot in the ribs, taken to u.c. medical center with nonlife-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. police are searching for a gunman in north college hill. witnesses say the suspect shot two brothers. wlwt news 5 s jenell walton has the latest on the investigation and the victim s condition. he seemed like he was awake a little bit. his brother was tapping on him, awake. reporter: dominique thomas and his cousin heard gunshots around 8:00 near the clover lake home. we heard gunshots, seven or eight of them. next thing you know, someone was knocking on your door. me and my brother got shot. reporter: the pair said they couldn t believe it when one of the gunshot victi
but you may have to dodge a few raindrops. [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] jonathan: put on your thinking cap, got a stumper for you. good morning, everyone. we talked about it. t felt in a long time. i know your first thought is warmth. it s connected to it, i imagine. jennifer: humid? jonathan: yes, i felt humidity. [laughter] as i get older, i noticed dry weather a lot more than i did when i was young through the winter. but it felt humid out there, which was wonderful. jennifer: a touch, a touch. think why don t i need my coat today? making it into the low 60 s in the next couple of hours, at the international airport that s the highest temperature on the map, most of us in the low 50 s officially. dry conditions on the wlwt radar . cloud cover has been thickening but there has been no precipitation of clouds. the midday is dry and a good portion of the afternoon is dry. waiting until late this evening for the showers to return. earlier we have breaks with
with the same name and come from the same place and follow them from slavery, civil war, reconstruction, jim crowe and up until today and compare and contrast. chris tomlinson on his family slave-owning history and how the legacy of slavery still affects american society. he talked to the brother of former nfl running back about the family s former lineage from the hill. now a conversation on the ongoing violence in iraq and the threat and influence of the group known as isis. we will hear from the state department advisor. the atlantic council hosted his 90-minute event. welcome to the atlantic council i am the direct of the center here. i am happy to welcome you to a converation on the state of play in syria, iraq and the broader region and whether the threat of isis or whatever i should call it today could forge a coalition among states in ways that rarely see eye-to-eye and we want to push this dimension of the overall question. i am particularly pleased to welcome