of sunshine building in one or two clouds, during the day. yesterday mid-40s today low 50s. 5, 7 degrees warmer than yesterday forecast is an easy one we get a bonus 52 today, 54 tomorrow coming up we will talk more about wednesday looks like we could get mixed presip in here wednesday afternoon, maybe a wintery mix all right tony back to you. all right tucker thank you very much jury selection begins in the murder trial of george hughly. the university of virginia student accused of killing his ex-girlfriend yeardly love. >> more on today's top story sarah. >> it is hard to believe it has almost been two years since yeardly love was found dead in her apartment building she was a varsity lacrosse player university of virginia and allegedly just broken up with a fellow lacrosse player, george hughly. police questioned him shortly

after they found love who was lying face down on her pillow her eyes were swollen shut there were bruises and scrapes on her chin. during questioning hughly admitted on video tape to kicking if her bedroom door and kicking her while her head hit the wall. medical examiners say yeardly died from blunt force trauma to the head hughly's attorneys say it was a tragic accident and that the death may have been linked to the use of the drug atterol both the victim and suspect grew up in our area yeardly love was from cockilyville maryland, and hughly from chevy chase. he is expected to appear in court for the first time since his arrest he opted to stay in prison during other hearings if he is convicted he faces life in prison without parole. thank you very much. meanwhile family and friends will say their final

goodbyes today to an alexandria man whose body was found at the bottom of a well a funeral for lenny harris will take place this morning at the greater mount cavalry holy church on rhode island avenue, northeast. >> announcer: non-mouse tip lead police -- an, anonymous tip lead police to his body in the bottom of a well last week. fox 5s lauren demarco is live at freedom plaza with the latest good morning lauren. >> reporter: good morning alison. we had some stand offs over the weekend this morning, things are calm police are here, performing their inspections of the tents there are about three dozen or so tents many were unoccupied overnight it seems but there are a good number of protestors here they seem to be complying with police this morning. now police are checking, to make sure there is no camping

going on checking for bedding, clothing, cooking items they are prohibited also they are checking for bio hazards, the protestors can remain on site all hours with tents but again camping is not permitted so in other words no sleeping. the occupy protestors, were notified last week, the camping regulations would be enforced at both dc locations and saturday, at mcpherson square officers in full riot gear and horseback arrived they did search tents they uncovered some bio hazard material, urine soaked bedding, bottles, live and dead rats tents that did not meet regulations were taken down in addition, 11 people were arrested allegedly after hitting an officer in the face with a brick. at freedom plaza, there was a seem here, officers brought in hazmat teams, but all in all here, it was more peaceful now this morning, everyone seems to

be complying although, we did talk to some protestors, and there are some gripes about the ongoing enforcement. >> medical people, medical blankets in their tents, you can get cold, you can get hypothermia, police come around last night they cannot have blankets, for medical, they have to be compliant this is just harassment obviously. >> the no camping regulation certainly makes things more difficult for the protestors overnight they vow to continue their movement and urge supporters to remain nonviolent live in freedom plaza lauren demarco fox a news. suleman brown a former dc mayoral candidate will appear before a judge on the charge of driving without a valid license brown's license was suspended over an unpaid parking ticket he was arrested in september he is still part of a federal

investigation looking into claims he was paid off by mayor grey's campaign team and promised the job in the grey administration. a sad story this morning making headlines out of washington state a father set fire to his home and killed himself and his two young sons, josh powell was denied custody of his two young sons last week at one point he was a person of interest in the 2009 disappearence of his wife susan he sent an e-mail to his lawyer moments before his home exploded it simply read i'm sorry goodbye. >> dozens of cruise passengers back on dry land recovering from a stomach virus, princess cruise lines says noro virus spread on two ships more than 200 passengers fell ill the ship's docked over the weekend and an extra cleaning crew was called in to disinfect all cabins and public areas princess cruise lines is owned by carnival cruise lines.

in egypt, 19 americans, 24 others are facing criminal trial and the son of transportation secretary ray la hood is one of them he works for an international aid agency that gets funds from the u.s. government but they are cracking down in egypt on democracy groups and blames foreigners for the unrest today is the fifth day of riots 12 more people have died since last week's deadly soccer riots. new this morning a strong earthquake hit the central philippines overnight it was updated an hour ago to a 6.9 the quake brought down buildings caused land slides buried as many as 30 home it is death toll has been rising all morning now up to 13 rescue crews are trying to get to survivors still trapped under the rubble. the latest map on the campaign trail, mitt romney won the nevada caucuses sunday.

the latest numbers show romney has just over 50% of the vote there, newt gingrich pulled in just over 21%, gingrich says he is focusing on super tuesday and refuting rumors he says were started by the romney camp he plans to are draw from the race. >> in the meantime he is keeping his sights set squarely on the current administration. >> we are going to build an america where hope is a new job with a pay check not a faded word on an old bumper sticker and i will not attempt to bribe the voters with promises of new programs and new subsidies and ever increasing checks from government >> i am not going to with draw i am actually pretty happy with where we are i think the contrast between governor romney and me will get wider and wider and clearer and clearer over the next few weeks. ron paul finished the nevada caucuses with nearly 18% of the vote rick santorum got 10%, all the candidates are now focused on colorado and

minnesota both states hold caucuses tomorrow. the game ends here. to the end zone, hernandez is here, and the new york giants given last rites by many in december are the super bowl champs in february. >> extraordinary with that the g-men beat the pats again last night's final score of super bowl xlvi was 21-17 for the giants. giants quarterback eli manning got mvp after the game he credited his teammates for the win. >> great toughness, great faith by our guys, believing and some big time plays by a number of guys you know, we spread the ball around taking what they gave us getting the ball out quickly and a number of guys played big time today.

>> last night's game was a rematch of sorts the patriots lost to the giants the last time they met in super bowl, four years ago. coming up we are celebrating black history month we are going to have a group performance a little later. first an historian pen as book spanning the decades of the university of the district of columbia. we will look at the school's history. >> why beer brewers are looking for change of a maryland state law, 9:09 a.m. you are watching fox 5 morning news we will be right back [ female announcer ] pillsbury presents:

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9:12 a.m., a lot of commotion over nike's newest release. police responded to a hagerstown mall and had to shut it down because the crowd waiting for their new foam sneaker got rowdy. 100 people were outside the store no arrests patrons were escorted into the store a few

at a time once the doors opened. >> beer brewers in maryland are looking for change in state law, to allow more restaurants and bars to sell beer in refillable containers right now only group hubs that make their own beer -- group pubs that make their own beer on site can sell it in refillable containers they are lookin to relax the requirements to expand sales. >> lincoln park is closed this could cause problems for people in falls church area. during the closure there will be no parking allowed on the north side the park is shut down so crews can begin preparing the park for the rain garden installation project the installation is expected to improve water quality and absorb storm water at that park alison. tony it has been 160 years since the first seeds were sewn that eventually lead to the growing of the university of

the district of columbia. the history has been intertwined with the abolitionist movement, desegregation, nations rising and falling economic fortunes, joining us for a fascinating look at this journey, is marjory lightman, since 1861, 100 years of year good to meet you dr. lightman. you talk about coffee table books this is wonderful filled with historical photos and a rich history when i look through the pages the first thing that comes to mind this must have been a labor of love. >> partly a labor of love but a discovery there has been no other complete history of the university and the university so clearly mirrors important

leads in our history, threads in washington dc history and threads in national history >> we ran down the list, pivotal moments in washington's history not just as a city but also as the nations capital. >> imagine what it was like in 1851 when an abolitionist from up state new york, a white woman decided she was going to open a school in washington, for free black girls. >> wonderful. don't give it away the history i want to get to alan the university is celebrating this huge milestone a yearlong celebration can you tell us some of the highlights. >> this is why we are just so proud of this book and dr. lightman when she came to us when i came to the university a couple years ago there were all these stories floating around about the university and its history and the predecessor institutions what i thought we could do is pull all these stories together and that is

really with dr. lightman has done in a saw push way. >> now let's get -- superb way. >> now let's get to that history can you tell us about what institutions had to come together in the short amount of time. >> quick sketch first you have before the civil war, when miner an abolitionist, founded a school for free black girls and the theory was, that they had to have teachers that in for the black race to take its part in american society there had to be educated, teachers to teach. >> and that school continued through the civil war and came to an end, as the reconstruction began and in reconstruction, what was developed was the first black

high school in washington. in fact, six years before the first white high school. >> hmm chef >> and it was the miner school there is your picture of the miner school but that is already in the 20th century and the miner school emerged into miner college which was the black teachers college with a parallel structure of a white teachers college which was wilson and these two parallel teachers colleges existed until 1954, when desegregation came into being and dc tc the district of columbia teachers college was formed of the union of these two teachers colleges. the push in dc was for more general education not just teacher education and in the 1960s as johnson followed kennedy, there were a series of

national reports, talking about how should washington dc shake the d shape -- shape the higher education one was federal city college there is the picture the first four year liberal arts schoolie vailable to dc residents -- school available to dc residents and washington technical school which became washington technical institute which was for specialized training before the electronic era, tool and dye makers specialized crafts were taught. >> right. >> with home rule one of the very first things under home rule, is the consolidation of all of the colleges, dc tc, district of columbia teachers college, fcc and wti washington technical institute into the

university of the district of columbia. >> dr. lightman i could sit here and listen to you talk this entire week i could it is wonderful history i would just encourage you where can we get this book? first of all the university? chef >> yes, look on our website www.udc.edu we are trying to make our neighbors know and the region and nation know there is more to the university of distransact of columbia than what you thing you know -- district of columbia than what you thing you know. >> so we gave you the most supreme tease with all the great history buy the book look into our history if you went to udc or not it is fascinating. tony this book is the encyclopedia on it. >> if only your birthday or christmas was coming up. coming up researchers say a new test may be able to

diagnose depression. >> imagine getting the work one day only to find out people there think you are dead. hear from a guy who is very much alive why his obituary was in the newspaper hey, annie. >> hey, tony. this is a group of wonderful and talented young women gearing up for a big show this saturday and they are determined to raise awareness about african american history and culture, and coming up we are in for a very very special treat because they are going to perform one of their most popular step dances that has a powerful message you don't want to go any where back to you first today's black history trivia question, what major u.s. city elected the first african american mayor in 1967? was it cleveland, new orleans, atlanta, or washington dc? answer coming up later but if you want to guess now head to our facebook.

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smoke filled bars and other less confined areas. >> imagine opening a newspaper to find yourself in the owe areas section. >> -- owe areas section. >> that man's wife says she was at home when family and friends started to call about the obit she called the newspaper to find out that ed bar's sister was the one who submitted it. she won't tell the family why she did it but he said it opened a lot of doors and he is talking with family members with whom he lost touch is it one of those things you are dead to me? >> maybe. >> very strange isn't it? >> yeah. >> okay. >> all right a big honor coming up for queen elizabeth the second a major milestone that she is marking today. plus a dog gets revenge, a baby steals doritos, this year's super bowl ads when we

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it is the big day for queen elizabeth the second she marks her die mount jubilee it has been 60 years since she took

the throne she is the longest serving monarch after queen victoria who reigned for 53 years. good for her congratulations. tucker barnes is here with an update on weather. >> perfect. >> excellent. >> really very nice temperatures, 50s. still very chilly at the moment today and tomorrow look fantastic wednesday doesn't look great i will show you why in a second before we get started, did you see this? >> it was incredible. >> well, you weren't up early enough alison only for us early birds, up 3, 4 in the morning. >> you can have it tuck. >> thanks alison i feel great about that too particularly right now there is the moon for you it was there when i went to bed at 11 last night video last night from sky fox and absolutely gorgeous when it set 6:00 a.m. it was bright orange and almost looked like the sun but sitting in the west. >> looks like a cheese ball.

>> okay cheese ball. alison hadn't had breakfast yet. yeah, more video, just a beautiful sight, next couple nights the moon should be perfect, as we will have clear skies generally speaking next couple nights. >> looks like a cantaloupe. >> my gosh we got to move along. >> what am i doing. >> start sunny there alison and temperatures trending up i mentioned 50s today warmer this weekend mid-40s yesterday, mid- week wednesday could have a wintery mix around here, still some question marks, i can guarantee this is not a strong system so whatever comes our way, we won't get a lot of but could present some problems here by wednesday afternoon and wednesday night, colder next weekend high temperatures will fall back to below normal, averages, by early next week, all right 35 right now washington, nice rebound temperatures much of the area, most of the area below freezing 37 annapolis, 37 for you

leonard town at or below freezing here north and west and martins burg, 32. very quiet conditions high pressure building through a couple very nice days, high pressure will slip east later this afternoon and winds will come out of the south and west that is why we are expecting to be warmer today than yesterday another nice one as we get into the day tomorrow forecast sunshine mild afternoon, beautiful day, 52 daytime high winds out of the south and west, 5 to 10 later today, cloudy, late tonight start to get clouds moving in and cool overnight overnight low 35 degrees parts much of the area here close to freezing tomorrow morning if you are outside the belt way there is your 5 day forecast, 54 tomorrow nice condition beautiful afternoon tomorrow light wintery mix, expected around here, timing that one will be wednesday afternoon wednesday night right back up near 50 by end of the week not bad for the month of february. okay that is a look at the

weather forecast now more on super bowl and most importantly the commercials alison and tony. >> can't get enough tucker thank you if you didn't watch the big game you at least probably caught the ads. >> there were a lot of laughs, touching things and they got people talking today, our friend the executive creative director at white and partners advertising firm joins us to talk about this year 's commercials overall what did you think? >> i thought it was national advertising day the big headline is that the super bowl is just a point in the marketing continuum, commercials were all released a head of time or a lot of them were we saw them yesterday but the marketers got a lot of roi on the buzz it happened way before the game. >> can i just say something i looked at some online beforehand i wish i hasn't i would rather see them during the game. >> it is a calculated risk the scent of surprise was replaced

with anttiation. >> you were waiting for it too. >> so it remains to be seen whether this is something this just happened this year whether they will continue to do it the chrysler spot for example that was not prereleased that was a good move on their part not to do that. >> very effective spot because it wasn't released beforehand. >> exactly where as the david beckham spot they got so much buzz from that and the ladies were watching that spot ahead of time it played well for h&m there was an on site brand called brand bull you could monitor how the social media was tracking each commercial and it was surprising to me a little like a horse race it wasn't about the likability of the commercials as much as how each spot was trending on social media chrysler did well h and h did well the big winner was doritos. >> let's talk about some of them we want to show volkswagen, last year we were so in love with tiny darth vader this year we fell in love with this dog all he wants to do is chase cars let's check it

out. ♪ [ music ] >> taking a good long look in the mirror realizing he needs to do something ♪ [ music ] >> so music starts he gets in shape and finally i believe to run out that dog door and chase cars, volkswagen this made you cheer for this dog. >> for me the ending is what made this commercial, especially volkswagen paid for the rights to use the star wars branding and licensed that very expensive proposition so they were kind of put to the test how to merchandise that. >> at the end basically it said star wars bar and the guy says it was better than the vader kid and darth vader himself put the choke on him. >> one i thought was good, the pepsi commercial, first of all i had forgot on the winner of the x factor got their own commercial but we see melanie amaro and i thought elton john

was great in the commercial very funny and very effective what was your take on that? >> well, i was on twitter last night, monitoring how everybody thought i don't think the pepsi spot got a great reaction but one thing that strikes me about this super bowl some demographic -- from a demographic stand point we were all targeted by different spots the ferris bueller spot played well to generation xers. >> if you didn't watch x factor you may not be tied to this commercial you know elton john but maybe not the winner. >> the next one we talk about doritos, they were great man's best friend was -- like a minimovie with this huge dog looking at his owner threatening him don't say a word about these missing cats. >> what spot was brilliant from a marketing stand point doritos figured out how to play it right they get people seeing

the spots ahead of time millions and millions of views when it plays during the game it always does well. >> this is great. his own cat is missing wife says have you seen the cat here is the bribe and he says no. that was a great one. >> made me laugh out loud the other doritos ad that got a lot of response was i guess called sling baby. >> another funny commercial baby, dogs, sexy women, sexy men they all played well. >> no body likes that kid in the tree house we want to see him get his and he is going to but the look on this baby's face i thought how did they even shoot this. >> it was well produced. >> isn't it great. >> he is just going to smack it. >> overall doritos do they seem to be the big winners in terms of what people like. >> i think so according to brand bull they came out on top, you know, funny is important people want to be entertained it is a football

game, clint eastwood spot played well because of the sentiment but i think you have to bring the funny anheuser- busch for example didn't bring the nonnies much as -- funny as in years past. >> coke was a let down. >> what did you thing of the polar bear. >> flat. >> but let's show the clint east wood this was moving. >> i thought we were going to show some bend it like beckham. >> we are out of time. >> oh, we are not going to bend it like beckham. >> here is clint. >> it's half time. both teams are in their locker room discussing what they can do to win this game in the second half, it is half time in america too, people are out of work and they are hurting, and they are all wondering what they are going to do to make a come back and we are all scared because this isn't a game, people of detroit know a little something about this, they

almost lost everything,. >> this one really an ad for detroit and the automakers, it instantly got your attention first i thought is this for a political candidate then i thought is it just for america and in a way it is for detroit a very very well done ad. >> well, clint east wood was the perfect spokesperson to deliver this, and i think every american kind of felt really attached to this commercial and this message so you know the half time use of the half time for america during the half time it played nicely and chrysler again scored very high on the brand bull and paid dividends for them. >> a real little movie here that is what i love i tried to -- we are out of time i tried to evaluate myself what do i like doing more crying more or laughing more i just don't know which one yet. >> i like laughing. >> i like the tear jerkers. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> stay with us we will be back

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that's madonna for you. she stayed mostly old school for last night's highly anticipated, half time show she opened with vogue she was with lmfao, cee lo and mia. it was mias half time gesture that caused controversy this year. >> the singer rapper gave the cameras the middle finger. >> boo. >> there she is. the middle finger during the performance of madonna's new single, give me all your loving nbc tried to blur out the

gesture but it was a bit too late. nbc spokesperson apologized to viewers an nfl spokesperson said hey, she didn't do that during rehearsal. i wouldn't be shocked if nbc gets fined for it. >> unfortunate. um, if i am nbc i don't book her on any of my shows. >> no, as i said she would be mia. >> coming up something for you. >> just wanted to float that joke again in case you didn't hear it earlier. >> black girl pain,. first more about the super bowl giants are the champions dave ross is here dave i understand you can't spell elite without eli. >> i heard that somewhere before i looked it up in the dictionary it is true. super bowl has come and gone one play may have made all the difference when we come back we will break down what happened and hear some emotional sound

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>> dave ross is here with a look at super bowl xlvi. >> great game. >> great second half at least, kind of the way super bowls go these days, it is two weeks off they are kind of getting the rhythm back and it is a neutral feel the crowd isn't that into it right away when it gets revved up it gets heated. highlights real quick y'all it was one of those games clearly one or two plays could have made the difference in this game but the giants just made more plays end of the day here is how the day began, victor cruz the salsa dance, nbc bad job cutting away from this. stay in the dance who is

directing. here comes tom brady first half he does some nice dancing with his feet, and danny woodhead, 10-9 patriots, they lead, had the ball first, third quarter here comes brady, aaron hernandez you are thinking wow, belichich and brady going to get their fourth ring pretty impressive but not so fast. giants take a lead, brady gets one more chance and again brady doesn't do this often but watch him buy time. >> oh, man. >> mobile quarterback and then rob, bad and all just can't quite get there, and maybe literally, it is a game of inches and that was an inch the other way patriots are celebrating today instead of eli manning belichich is bummed, only one team can win when you lose that closely and you lose by maybe 1 play here

or there we are going to take a look at one huge play by wes welker that he did not make that he always makes 4 minutes to go up by 2 brady finding welker wide open,. >> he knows it. >> right there then and there. >> giants only have one time out at this point if they don't score a touchdown they will be able to milk the clock and kick a field goal it is a play welker makes all the time when asked about it after the game this is how he describes what happened. no, i mean, ball is right there i just got to make the play and the play i made a thousand times, practice and everything else, and you know, comes to the biggest moment in my life and you know don't come up with it and you know, it is discouraging. it is right there, hits me right in the hands and it is

one you know i have to live with. >> tough to hear that because those are the moments you know for athletes they've got the money the fame all those things and what they really want is to win you can see it right there, you can throw all that other stuff aside when you can't make that one critical play that is what you dream about as a kid i know that is what i did growing up you want to catch the game winning touchdown pass have that big play and i feel for guys like wes welker when it is that close you get blown out, today, patriots fans are going man he makes that one play and ravens fans a couple weeks ago with the kick all those little things that amount to big things a great game a great season for nfl. >> fantastic nfl. >> for beginning the lock out and ending the way the season ended it was pretty dramatic and shows football is king in this country i am sure the ratings will prove that as well can't wait to see what happens

next year will peyton manning come to dc we will talk about all toes things. >> got to come back here. >> thank you dave ross. >> stay with us, when we come back we are celebrating, black history month annie shows us the performance. time now 9:52 a.m. 

they are celebrating black history month with a special performance next saturday. >> annie yu is getting a preview what you can expect to see when you come out she is at joe's movement emporium in mount rainier maryland. >> reporter: these group of girls have been working extremely hard and have a sold out show on saturday they just added another one at 4:00 p.m., and they are just an elite group of girls so poised and disciplined you have to thank arla scott the founder and

direct forfor all of that. you are teaching these girls not only the history of south africa but also just how to be self-confident, self-esteem. >> yes. >> talk about that. >> we use our poetry and song to hopefully build their self- esteem and confidence and use and add that to them learning about their history and history of their ancestors so they can feel confident in who they are and though they have a place in this world. >> there are a few numbers in the entire show we have got an mix of the hip hop, the steps the singing the one that is really popular, black girl pain which we are going to see a snip pet of talk about that one. >> the message we want to convey is that people tend to categorize and put young african american girls in a box based on their name and they can tell, a young african american girl by their name and we just want them to feel good about their name and know it not only has anafrican reference but a positive means of up lifting themselves and

each other,. >> it is very impressive you are helping these girls to give back i mean you are planning a trip to africa in to ever 2013 and there is a shoe campaign. >> yes, with young leaders united one of our partnering nonprofits we are collecting used gently used or new shoes for children when we visited tanzania we went into the the village and at the primary school we noticed the young people needed shoes we wanted to select shoes. >> what a lesson for these young girls, now we are in for this very special treat this is black girl pain take it away girls. pgh >> i do ♪ i do it for my mother i do it for my daughter

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at joe's movement emporium mount rainier maryland back to you in studio. thank you so much. >> that brings us to the answer to today's trivia question the this morning we ask what major u.s. city elected the first african american mayor in 1967 the answer, cleveland carl stokes was the first african american mayor of cleveland interestingly enough the first elected mayor of any town was back in 1868, and the first american african american mayor of a u.s. city not a huge city was robert henry of springfield ohio. >> there you go. >> mr. barnes. >> hey, forecast today looks fantastic 52 sunshine today tomorrow mid-50s, could be a wintery mix wednesday otherwise relatively quiet week >> i like it. i like quiet. >> there is a live shot outside we thank you for watching fox 5