community service. what she is currently doing that is going to net her nearly $1 million. british up and comer rummer will join us in studio her voice has been compared to legendary singers she will perform for us live. where you can hear her perform too. she is all the rage right now in england. >> right. >> now making her way here we are excited to have her. okay. hey, tucker barnes is also with us, he is down stairs in the weather center keeping his eyes on what looks to be a beautiful day >> you got it tony should be absolutely glorious highs expected upper 60s light bright sun line no problems with rain and cool down -- sunshine, no problems with rain and cool down later this week. we are cool 52 degrees regan national another cool one overnight 30s in a few spots hagerstown 48 degrees, 47 in baltimore, 52 at the naval air

station, cool here for another hour or so once the sun gets a chance to warm up the atmosphere should be a beautiful afternoon, really want to emphasize how nice it will be later today. sentinel satellite, and it is not your imagination if it looks quiet that is because it is. high pressure will be moving through, enjoy today, changes starting tomorrow as we have more clouds roll in. cooler temperatures end of the week, 67, washington 70, fredericks burg, nice and mild for tuesday. more details on the forecast in a few minutes back to you. all right tucker, thank you first up this hour the lulu lemon murder trial it started yesterday, but so many people have heard of the high profile case that finding an impact jury is proving to be -- impartial jury is proving to be difficult. the maryland woman accused

of killing her co-worker and allegedly covering it up stacy good morning. >> reporter: good morning again tony and alison we discussed this yesterday the potential for this jury selection process to be lengthy it has proven to be so. now of course on trial is 29- year-old brittany norwood charged with killing her coworker jana murray in a rage after murray allegedly found she had been shoplifting, now, yesterday they went through 150 members of the jury pool, over 80% of them admitted to having heard about this case, the case of course was widely covered in both local and national media. 50 or the of the the jury pool --% of the jury pool said they had already decided if she was guilty or not guilty. both sides are anxious to get this done as they want to get to opening statements aside from jury selection there was a motion brought forward yesterday it is my understanding that will be addressed first thing this

morning it has to do with graphic photos of the crime scene. it goes to how murray was murdered, a murder involving a hammer, a knife, and even a clothing rack from the store. the defense attorney is arguing those pictures are too prejudicial and don't belong in opening statements that motion i am told will be heard prior to jury selection resuming here this morning and hopefully they will be able to complete that process and get to the beginning of this high profile case. >> thank you very much. now to a fox 5 follow up, the killing of a prince georges county taxi driver in dc police say that he was shot in his cab on pond street northeast early saturday. this morning washington examiner cites court documents saying sly escaped from the district departments of youth and rehabilitation services

last month and evidence of the crime was found in his aunt's home she is a counsellor for the agency. the evidence includes the suspects jacket and cell phone the cabbies wallet was found outside of the house. >> police investigating an apparent murder suicide at a senior living community in montgomery county officers were called to the national lutheran home in rockville yesterday morning, investigators say 80- year-old albert ballard went to visit his wife, sandra, a patient at the home several people reported hearing gunshots, both ballard and his wife were found dead police say they found a gun in sandra ballard's room. dc police trying to track down bandits on bikes stealing smart phones right out of people's hands, one such robbery happened late last night 11th and s streets, northwest and sunday, several calls for help went out near logan circle. one of the victims told us police took him around the area in their cruiser looking for the young man who punched him in the face and demanded his phone.

and then when i got into the car with the cops riding around the neighbourhood, they got three more calls, about robberies, with guys on bikes. >> there is a security camera where that man was attacked police may find some evidence from that. >> man accused of plotting to kill the saudi ambassador to the u.s., pleaded not guilty in a new york courtroom even though police say the man con if he ised to the plot, -- confessed to the plot the 56- year-old former used car sales man was working with iran to assassinate the saudi ambassador he tried to hire a hit man with a mexican drug cartel to blow up a capitol hill restaurant. >> president barack obama made a stop in los angeles for two star studded campaign fundraisers first he headed to will smith and jada pin debt smith's home for dinner then to the home of melanie griffith

and antonio banderas. he said 60% he has done what he set out to do and the other 40% he can wrap up in the next four years. before that he was in las vegas announcing changes to a federal home loan program in hopes of making it easier for people to refinance share homes, one idea project rebuild is contained in the jobs bill before congress. >> by helping the private sector put construction workers to work rehabilitating vacant or abandoned homes and businesses across the country, that will help stabilize home prices in communities like this one, and it will help like this family to buy a new home and build a nest egg. tom fitzgerald tells us who will benefit from these changes. >> reporter: nearly 900,000 homeowners have refinanced mortgages with the affordable

refinance program, known as harp far below the 4 million the white house hoped for when the program started in 2009. >> enhancements we have made, are the result of learning how it actually has worked in practice. >> reporter: edward demarco, director of federal housing finance agency, spear heading changes to help people, paying federally backed mortgages too upside down to ever catch up. >> we thing there will be more borrowers who have gone upside down on their mortgage to be able to refinance, take advantage of today's lower rates. >> reporter: the program is aimed at fannie mae and freddie mac loans taken before 2009 and whose payments are current, harp will now last through end of 2013, borrow 25% or more upside down, homeowners who qualify would get lower interest rates, but some private mortgage brokers have concerns. >> we are going to make money on it because it will be more loans but i think it is a bad move.

>> reporter: kerry green of alleyed mortgage in an non-dale virginia is president of national lenders alliance and critical of the changes he says the housing market needs to stabilize on its own without any more government interference. >> let it seek its own bottom if it isn't already there it will repair itself every time the government gets involved and intervenes all they do is delay the ultimate repair of the housing market. >> reporter: but among the top ten states in foreclosure, are maryland, 24% and virginia, 23% federal regulators say opening up the harp program will ensure more homeowners stay off the foreclosure role. >> one thing we have really done is try to make stream lined refinance opportunity so it does involve less pain and hassle. that was tom fitzgerald reporting since this program only covers fannie mae and freddie mac loans it won't the anything for 3.5 million people

badly delinquent or in default meantime the white house is working on another program the turn empty houses into rental homes. >> alison. another big story we are following, gadhafi buried in a libyan desert his body was buried in a secret location with just a few relatives and officials watching this happened before dawn this morning, gadhafi's body has been on view where libyans line you had up to see him after he was captured and killed in sirte last thursday. in a dramatic rescue to report out of turkey that little 2 week old baby girl, rescued from the rubble 47 hours after the deadly earthquake, search crews pulled the child from a collapsed building and handed her to paramedics who rushed her to hospital. more than 2,000 buildings were destroyed in sunday's 7.2 earthquake, the number of dead is up to 366 this morning but

hundreds are still missing. 7 months later, a new concern about the debris from the tsunami that hit japan a russian freighter spotted 20 million tonnes of wreckage moving towards hawaii and the west coast researchers thing the floating garbage will reach hawaii in less than two years it is a threat to small ships and u.s. coastlines. spiritual leaders died serving their country a memorial to 14 jewish chaplains killed since world war ii, dedicated at arlington national cemetery yesterday. it stands next to protestant and catholic chaplains,. it is 9:10 a.m. coming up do you know your ancestry. >> we will talk with experts who say they have narrowed down where most african americans can trace their roots a

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new research about the narrowed scope of african american ancestry is opening eyes the findings show most american blacks can trace their roots to three major regions in africa. joining us this morning, dr. linda haywood director of african american studies and professor of history, boston american university and dr. thornton they authored the new research good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> if you could, just tell us, the headlines here about the work that you have been doing and how it is making a difference. >> well, we've been working on trying to narrow down the ancestry of african americans through the regions, specific regions in africa from which

their ancestors originated and we also have done some work with dr. henry low gates in connection with trying to figure out what the dna research that has been done on a lot of african americans tell us about their ancestry as well. >> and professor thornton you found most blacks descend from some 46 different ethnic groups in three major areas on the continent of africa can you tell us about that. >> sure well, what we started with, was we took a look at shipping records and the shipping records basically tell you what ship called in what african ports and called on what american ports we looked then on what hinter lands on the african continent would share those reports we took a look at interviews, conducted with recently arrived africans in the 18th century and focused

on one man, a moravian missionary he asked the people for their ethnicity, and language samp and stories how they -- sample and stories how they were enslaved we compiled a map of africa in the 18th century, many of the ethnic names were not the same but by imposing the geographical information on to a modern day of african ethnicity we did a correlation and that group came up with the 46 groups we labeled. >> we should also note we could not have done this without, in fact, the new stay it'sics we have -- statistics we have from the atlantic slavery data base originally started, hat howard university it is now housed at emory i think, university. >> you know we are talking to

both of youphds, professors, we are talking about sleigh routes where africa -- slave routes where africans were taken from their home continent you are talking about it in numbers, and your research is so thorough but man the emotional part of this can you speak to that? how you came upon those feelings during the research. >> in my particular case i also did my own dna, you know, my mytochondria dna and found out, my markings matched people who today are called hulani it was just exciting i found i had an identity i found i could now be certain that i am descended from a person, a woman, because the mytochondria dna is only passed through females it was a closure in certain ways so i

think for each american, african american and euro american who had opportunity to find out more about the roots of their family this is just something human beings want to know, you want to know where you originated. >> dr. thornton let me ask you there have been agencies that do the dna, testing as we heard from dr. hayward there i have done it myself how accurate are these now that this research has been completed by the two of you, how would you match that up and people who have gone through those services how accurate do you thing that is? >> right well, the accuracy depends on a lot of circumstances, at the present level that we have, of participation from the african side in generating dna evidence, it is pretty low right now a lot of areas are under represented and then

because africa was the origin of humanity there is a great deal more diversity in africa than any other continent which means you can get quite a widespread of people related to you in some way or another but this is exactly where our documentary research complements the dna research the two really have to work together what we are able to do is sort of, there is one set of information that comes from genetics and another from document when you cross the two you get a little bit closer match so it is not 100% clear in many case, although in some cases and actually linda's case is a good example, the evidence looks really good to some body who knows african history it is not a simple procedure at all, the methods we use are the ones that if you saw african american live part one we were consultants for that, that is the method we used and explained it there on camera as well with specific cases it is

just a matter of matching up american locations shipping routes, likely movements of people within america, before they hit the gene logical record and doing calculations we have done. >> and also -- >> we are going to ask the audience to please look more closely at your research we are just completely out of times the fascinating, inciteful we appreciate you joining us today, dr. linda hayward and dr. thornton out of boston university. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> all right goodbye. >> fascinating stuff. >> right and it hasn't been done before, i look forward to reading the entire study. >> absolutely. the trial of dr. conrad murray continues today, a nurse practitioner, the request michael jackson made her that she denied him. holly is kicking it on the

national mall hey, holly. let me tell you this is the most beautiful morning i am in the nations capitol and shadow of the washington monument hanging out with the best kick ball team in the nation. that just happens to be from dc the other shot callers they are part of waka world kick ball association. a tip or two on how to kick a home run. is it a home run in kick ball? i am learning the game learn with me later on fox 5 morning news stay with us ](aapú@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@q

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propofol to fall asleep prosecutors rested their case yesterday and dr. murray's defense lawyers grilled the prosecution's star witness for a second day they claim jackson gave the fatal dose of propofol to himself. it has been if you have for lyndsey lohan to keep steady work sounds like she found a pretty easy way to make money. what she will do for nearly $1 million. >> annie joins us for a hopping good time in this week's pet project she is talking about rabbits what they mean is, it's french's french fried onions in my green bean casserole. french's french fried onions. now in the french's stay-fresh can. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender.

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tmz confirmed actress lyndsey lohan is shooting nude photos for play boy. gentlemen any reaction? >> nope. >> this is video of her recent

court appearance. >> sources tell tmz the deal has been in the works for monthlohan balked at the initial offer of $750,000, and asked for 1 million. hugh hefner and lohan agreed somewhere in the middle no word yet on which issue she will be featured in. perhaps halloween but it is a good bet she will be on the cover. >> i would think so. >> i am not surprised by this, she is not really gainfully employed at this point, needs -- well, you know what i wouldn't put a whole bunch of cash in her hands she clearly has issues. >> do you thing she will do the photo shoot -- >> is she a sex symbol? >> i hope not. i think she was very cute at one point but now. >> cuteness would be associated with like herbie the love bug. >> as she became an adult there was some fascination with her. >> she was in mean girls. >> yes >> you like that movie.

>> she has wasted her career and frankly i have no interest in buying that issue of the magazine. >> do you buy other issues? >> i don't typically, no. >> okay. >> that is like a trick question are you going the buy this issue? >> play boy. lyndsey lohan is on it >> i actually don't buy it. >> the articles i hear are pretty good. >> they are good from what i hear >> lyndsey lohan. >> is that true or do we thing that is true. >> it is true according to tmz. >> okay yeah, here we go, sunshine on tap. >> all right. >> yes, enjoy the day, as mentioned all morning i think wednesday will be fine too. >> wonderful wednesday. >> alison stay tuned for our big headline tomorrow. 56, washington warming up nicely, 52 gaithersburgwhat a beautiful morning, cumberland, way way off to the northwest,

in cumberland, 46 this morning should be nice this afternoon lots of sunshine mild, light winds highs back into the upper 60s. yesterday we were 67, right there again this afternoon sentinel sat rad, look how quiet it is all the way from new york richmond down to carolinas we look great out west now chicago, this will be our weather maker starting late in the day tomorrow i think tomorrow we will start to see cloudiness move in by late wednesday, wednesday night and thursday we will start to see showers return, once those get in here we will have much cooler air settling in for the north and west, today and tomorrow, temperatures above normal, as we get into the daytime hours on thursday, friday, and saturday, lookout, going to be much much cooler around here, before the end of the week. future cast nothing to show you today fantastic, and then tonight just a few clouds passing through wednesday, and you can see mostly cloudy by

late in the day wednesday maybe a few showers by wednesday night look what happens thursday that frontal system sags into the region and check it out future cast, suggesting there might be some of the white stuff, northern pennsylvania, and up state new york that gives you an idea how cold this air mass is friday. sunshine, beautiful afternoon, 67 your daytime high winds nice and light, northwest, and then a few clouds cool overnight 50 your overnight low 40s if you are outside, the belt way, and here is your forecast, for next couple days again, let me mention 67 today, 71 tomorrow there are your cooler temperatures by friday and saturday, highs only in the 50s. >> that is a look at weather now we will toss it over to annie, the latest on not dogs or cats but bunnies. >> that's right thank you tucker they are smaller than dog or cat but slightly bigger than a guinea pig tucker gave

it away talking about adorable bunnies, they make great pets are wonderful, there are plenty to choose from in area shelters, diana good morning she is the behaviour and training counsellor washington humane society thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> you brought along some cute and furry friends >> gino and toto 3-year-old brothers. >> let's turn them around they are so cute they are shedding you said because they are nervous. >> just like dogs and cats, they will shed extra when nervous, this is their television debut right now so they are a little nervous just like dogs or cats they need to be brushed and have their coats maintained. >> right and let's talk about in the bio it said they are a bonded pair what does that mean. >> rabbits form strong relationships when you have two rabbits you put together they form a very strong social bond with each other just the way family members would it is

important to keep them together once they have bonded. >> i see and they will be depressed if separated. >> they can get lonely and depressed when separated from a companion they were bonded with. >> basic care when i think of rabbits i think low maintenance pet is that the case with them? >> well, i wouldn't necessarily call them low maintenance because any animal, whether it is a dog or cat or bird has its special care needs that are specific to that animal, but they are great, animals, if you don't have the time to really spend a lot of time exercising an animal or coming home to let an animal out rabbits you know they live inside your house they are litter box trained they don't rely on you to go outside and exercise much in the way a dog might. well, i found this interesting because you said are litter box trained what does that mean when it comes to rabbits >> they use a litter box exactly the way you think of a cat using a litter box most people are surprised to learn you can litter box train a

rabbit what is great they are actually quite easy to litter box train they almost do it themselves if they have the option of using a litter box. >> like a cat. >> exactly. >> cats automatically know where to go. >> right. >> do you have to give rabbits baths. >> they are extremely clean animals the same way you see cats grooming themselves rabbits groom constantly and keep themselves very clean so, for the life of a rabbit you may never have to give that animal a bath they keep themselves extremely clean grooming themselves they just need our help brushing them out occasionally. >> interesting we obviously have them here on this box on a pilule do they like to be held? >> depends on the rabbit if you start handling them from a younger age they do a lot of rabbits because they are prey animals are nervous being picked up lifted up and carried around we have to look at a different way to interact with them they love to be touched and love to be affectionate it is more about having them sit

on your lap or sitting down on the floor at their level and snuggling with them it is usually more of a discomfort getting picked up and carried around. >> real quickly i want to talk about their diet when i think rabbits i think they eat carrots is that the only thing they eat? >> rabbits are very healthy eaters they love their fruits and veggies, a rabbit's primary diet will be hay which you can purchase at any of your commercial pet stores sell hay now, and then the second largest component will be fresh veggies, carrots, fruit as treats and a very small part is those commercial pellets you see. >> a lot of good information about rabbits or raising your rabbit. so you have an event coming up champagne soiree. >> december 2nd, and you can find more information on our web page, it is a small end mate event a great way to kick

off the holiday season,. >> sounds like a lot of fun to go with a friend. >> great event to take your friends to. early december a great way to start off your holiday parties. >> great thank you if you you are interested in these guys, log on to myfoxdc.com. >> thank you very much. >> a final farewell to a long time civil rights laider, friends and family say -- leader, friends and family say goodbye to reverend shuttlesworth a look back on his life and legacy coming up next over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu complications. lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill over

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final farewell to a long time civil rights leader friends and family laid the reverend fred shuttlesworth to rest in his hometown of birmingham alabama. >> he is known for shaping the civil rights movement with dr.

king. he was an incredible force there were a lot of talented and brave people around martin, but there was only one shuttlesworth around martin >> chef he was one of the four -- he was one of the four founding ministers of southern leadership conference he survived beatings and bombings during the civil rights movement he was 89 years old. we all remember playing kick ball during recess at school but for some, recess continues as an adult holly is talking to one of the most competitive kick ball teams from across the nation next you don't want to miss it. >> plus she is making waves across the pond, in the uk now she is hitting the u.s., jazz soul singer rummer joins us. back in a moment when your deep-dish masterpiece doesn't stay in the dish

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earlier this month the best and most competitive tick ball team, -- kick ball team gathered in las vegas. the winner, the other shot callers holly morris is hanging out with the team on the mall is that their cup? >> reporter: yeah, it is this is the founders cup i wanted to show it again now that the sun is out and all its glory i was trying to blind you with the brightness the brightness of the brilliance of being the world champs, this is really cool. they went all the way out to vegas 60 of the best teams from across the nation competed they came out on top. the other shot callers and the

world kick ball association, was founded here in dc in 98 it is one of the fastest growing businesses out there why do i know that i have been hanging out with joel who happens to be the regional manager and you were saying now they actually are selling franchises of it? >> yeah, we just recently got into franchising parts of it throughout the country getting into areas we are currently not in we have already sold two franchises. it keeps getting bigger you told me multiple magazines have covered this saying it is one of the fastest growing businesses. >> one of certainly identified by a number of entrepreneur magazines as a business you might want to get into. >> that is good i want to know my opportunities if i want to stop being a report i might want to own a kick ball league >> as we are talking about fun 13 competition there is a lot -- and competition there is a lot of good work that goes along with it. >> each league adopts a charity

every season every season they organize events and raise a good amount of dollars in dc alone we have raised tens of thousands for local charities in the last four years, players have raised over a million dollars for charities. >> did you evercxfing thing when you graduated from college -- did you ever think you when you graduated from college, were going on to be a regional manager. >> people don't believe you, you work for a kick ball -- >> you are great at dinner parties you have the most interesting job there. we were talking about the game here we talked defense last hour, this hour we will talk offence you can't be world champs unless you can score. bill, okay so it is all about kicking. >> yeah, all about kicking the first thing you want to do is get on base, lay down a couple bunts in order to get base

runners, as you see this, about to do the same thing, that way we can handle them. give her another one give her a good one. >> you said it is a lot like baseball is there three strikes and you are out. >> yeah, three strikes, and you are out you get four fouls they don't count as strikes and you get four balls, so once we have base runners on, then next thing we want to get some kicks. >> okay so there is a real strategy to this. >> mm-hmm. yep. >> you saw they waited, caught it and now they are tagging up and going. >> just like that you don't have to worry about not necessarily dropping it in a hole you can have someone catch it and tag it up. >> yep. >> and then still score. >> that's right. >> what is the usual score of kick ball? >> if you kick score 5 runs in a game that is high scoring. >> that happens to be the number you scored to win. >> that's right. >> we figured it might be dangerous for me to be on the field you thought i might do a kick. >> yes, and katherine will run

for you. >> katherine is my designated runner. you got wheels. >> try. >> very good. >> it is kind of early am i kicking it long, short coach? >> kick it short and that way katherine will run it for you >> got it okay. >> bring it bring the heat bring the heat. go katherine. go go go go go. okay you know what maybe i am just -- go. he's out you know what grab the cup bring it all in and you know what i think my job should be, i've just decided sideline reporter next year when you go back to the world championships, so i can cover the team, and you can repeat the founders cup. >> great idea. >> they love it all right. so repeat repeat repeat myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to waka they have lots of leagues, fall leagues, spring leagues a lot of fun nor everybody do good charity work

as well or be the best in the world back to you in studio [ applause ] >> i believe they will repeat holly thank you very much. >> this young lady has already been making big waves in her native uk but now set to conquer the u.s. with her timeless jazz and soul infused voice her name is rumer she received high praise by industry greats like sir elton john. and she joins us now here in dc and will perform tonight at birch mere along with lay la hathaway. thank you for coming in. i get the sense that i am sure you are thrilled with the praise but does it make you a little uncomfortable hearing all these big words from big stars? >> he is an ordinary guy, extraordinary guy very warm and like a kind uncle seems like he is like a friend straight away. >> one of the other folks who

is really in your corner is bert back rat this was special to you. >> yeah, really a huge honor, bert baccarat is a huge icon, for him to be interested in me was a big deal. >> how do you describe yourself a lot is being written describing you to people like caroll king, carly simon, dusty springfield how do you see yourself? >> i don't really know i love all those singers love all the great singers i see them as primary colors they are like reds and brews and greens, like part -- blues and greens like part of the atmosphere. >> in our genes. >> yeah, they have gwen us so much and -- given us so much i love all those singers it is great to be. >> compared to them. >> you are -- you have an album out in england that has already done well it is coming out here what is the name?

>> seasons of my soul. >> that comes out january. >> are you going to tour around and let the u.s. get to know you. >> with luck, yeah, hopefully. >> i am sure you will. don't forget us when it all goes crazy for you what are you going to sing for us now. >> a song i wrote about aretha franklin called aretha. >> we are glad you are here here is rumer with aretha. ♪ [ music ]  ♪ we were skipping stoneses and letting go ♪

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