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After taxpayers bailed them out. jenna: well, a house panel says he broke the rules and we could find out next week exactly what ethics charges democratic congressman charles rangel will actually face. rangel is expected to defend himself during a public hearing and many democrats aren't happy with the timing. molly henneberg is live in our washington bureau with more on this, a closer look at this story, molly. take it away. >> reporter: jenna, this is not what democrats wanted in the mid-term election year when the majority party often has trouble retaining its majority. house speaker nancy ...

Across the gulf of mexico. tropical storm warnings in effect, continue to be in effect for parts of the florida keys, south florida, and now, we also have tropical storm watches and warnings across the gulf coast where we hit that cone of uncertainty that comes up saturday, sunday, into monday, so tropical storm warnings, from morgan city, louisiana to destin, florida, as well as tropical storm watches, meaning that conditions are going to go downhole within the next 24-36 hours. so this is going to be weekend event. we will be on it, we'll bring you the very latest. the good news is we do not...

Miami dade county. they are getting quite a bit of rain around south florida and the keys. we could see the potential for isolated tornadoes throughout the day in extreme southeastern florida. there is your land full cult hrer bay it happened around 11:00 in miami dade county with winds of 40 miles per hour. let's take a quick look at the storm's track. it looks like it will remain a tropical storm. an upper level low to the west of the form it will shear the storm apart so it won't have a lot of time to strengthen. it is making a beeline for the oil spill. this is going to be a story we will ...

To be -- laredo, texas continues to be a safe city, but obviously, our departments are all on alert, working very closely, and that's the most important thing, to be engaged, to have communication, and working together with our partners in law enforcement. jon: raul salinas is the mayor of laredo, texas and we certainly hope the folks in washington are listen to go what you're asking for, mayor, thank you. >> absolutely, thank you sir. jenna: tropical storm bonnie making landfall. we're going to tell you who's in its crosshairs and what the storm could mean to the gulf oil cleanup. also time...

There will be hundreds of passengers coming inbound. so we might see four or five, maybe 600 people inbound today. >> reporter: we could also see some ground evacuations. of course, louisiana's governor declaring a state of emergency. some people who live along the coast in low lying areas could be moved further inland over the next 24 hours. jon: how does this impact the effort to actually key the -- keep the spill contained? >> reporter: jon, they're hoping this temporary cap, which has contained the oil for the past eight days, will hold. they think it's been stable, all the measurements sa...