sometimes it "hey frazier." but more often than not it's "hey, kelsey." >> do you like the kind of mass attention you must still get or is it i've done it -- >> it's always pleasant. it's always flattering. it's always meant in an optimistic, kind of affectionate way. so i take it that way and return the compliment. >> do you enjoy the status of television icon? >> sure. i'd be a fool to say i didn't. >> i would. the odd thing about you and i mean this in the best sense is i don't think i've ever had an american television star sit here who openly admits to being a republican. >> oh, i'm that guy. >> and i think musicians. i don't think i've ever had a tv person. normally the world of television is infused with liberals and most movie stars i'd say. >> yeah, i think you're right about that. i'm a bit of a rebel. i don't tend to warm too well to people that tell me how i'm supposed to think. so my life in hollywood, i'm afraid i was destined to be a republican. >> how does it go down with all your famous friends?

that gave closure to sharon frazier's family. you will hear a lot throughout the campaign about our dna labs, the state it is in, which is a failing state, and our dap's inability to address it either as police chief or as d.a.. i wanted to give you this issue because in the 21st century, dna is a critical tool, essentially -- essential to our ability to put the most dangerous and violent criminals behind bars and give closer to their families. every time we put a serial criminal, rapist, and murder behind bars, we are that much safer. as a dna expert, prosecutor for 22 years, and the leader of an elite trial unit, experience matters. i will bring my experience to my job and leave san francisco to a safer and protected city. >> thank you for inviting us and making this possible. i am the oldest one up here, but the newest member of the candidates for district attorney. i entered the race less than a month ago. the reason i entered was i was a district attorney for 20 years, but i have been a defense attorney for the last 16 years

the only options communicated to me about anything you have given us was from sergeant frazier. that is all the comments i have right now. we do request that you bring to our key communicators, who we have very clearly stated. thank you. i have spoken with jona . he is a good man. he does not talk much, but he is a good man. we were trying to make communicative points to him. it is a little bit annoying, frankly. i would like to compliment you on sergeant frazier and would encourage you to reward her in any way possible. she has made communications between demonstrators and police very easy and friendly. she can to rectify the situation the day after the sunday night involvement with the police. she is our insider. she is a really good friend of ours now. she came to share your half of the story very openly. she was very transparent with us, which is why we have gone back to slowly trusting the cops again. i guess i should probably stop talking. president mazzucco: you have 30 seconds. >> we are grateful for the communication we do have and the ability to voice our concerns. wha

i'm barry frazier with the department of emergency management. and just 15-second update on who i am, i came over to the department of emergency management in may. before that i was with the department of technology here with the city for about five years, where i worked on a variety of wireless and broadband and -- and fiber types of projects in addition to a lot of other projects for d.t. and before that, i was with county of san diego for about 12 years down there working in technology and cable television regulation and those types of issues. i'm very happy to be here today. i'm happy to be able to talk about the project that i have been working on the last several months. i'm really excited about it. it deals with the regional inner operability. and it is called the bay web, bay area wireless enhanced broadband. it will be a network data, broadband network, exclusively for public safety and first responders. hopefully i can work the technology here. bay web is a public/private partnership. it is a partnership of the bay area public safety ag

according to authorities, the young women got into a fight over frazier's ipod music. since then stabbed her in the neck killing her. some cintas attorney said it was self-defense, and many students -- simpson's attorney said it was self-defense, and many students seem to agree. >> i do not think is premeditated. if they are harassing you, you may not. >> i do not believe that people come to school to think about murdering somebody. that does not make sense to me. but i don't know, the truth is bound to come out. >> it will be months before we have a trial. a preliminary hearing scheduled for simpson tomorrow has been canceled because of the indictment. gail huff, abc 7 news. >>> the family of a 27-rolled man who died at side of a d.c. nightclub is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. the family will make the announcement in front of the dc9 nightclub. he died one year ago following a fight with the club employees. they were initially charged with murder but they were reduced to aggravated assault when the medical examiner's office could not determine if the employees caus

our weather winner rachel frazier from right here in baltimore. you get an abc2 storm umbrella. you may need it for a good chunk of this week into the weekend. we talk about a new storm, colder temps when we come back. >>> new research shows that a daley cup of coffee -- daily cup of coffee may reduce the risk of basal cell carcinoma. researchers aren't sure what's behind the link but caution noncoffee drinkers to start drinking. >>> hpv vaccine has been recommended to prevent cervical cancer in girls. now there's an advisory committee recommending it for boys. the number has increased dramatically over the deck cai.d researchers think that men are getting it from women through oral sex or other close contact. the vaccine is controversial with some critickings saying further studies are needed. medical experts said these vaccines are as important as those for polio or the mumps. >>> it's difficult to slope with someone who snores. linda so has more. >> reporter: when you have to listen to this all night, it can drive you crazy. it's no surprise why couples will sleep in separate

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. >> in the web center now with sarah frazier and your x-factor chat finished up.are the highlights tonight? >> it was a great show. tonight they had the guest celebrity judges. rihanna was on, enrique, love enrique. he joined. >> easy on the eyes. >> he's so great. he was on and stacy frances killed her tonight. >> i love her back story about her wanting to be a star. >> single mom and the biggest thing they said is marketability like will they able to actually -- even with the amazing voice, that's what x-factor is all about. >> they were over dexter hayward. >> we're still over you. >> not so good. he was over himself, too. and the little kid rapping. >> oh, my god, i was so good. he came out with rihanna and phillip lamar is our new favorite. he did a rihanna song in front of her. she was good. >> so good guest judges tonight, but more surprise guest judges coming up. >> more surprises. >> do you have an edge? >> we're hearing justin bieber because he was signed by l.a. reed and l.a. is such a fan, jessica simpson and kanye west. so we'll see if that happens ne

cool stuff and let's get hot. [ laughter ] >> and hot inspect .5 sarah frayed frazier, thank you for a new round of trouble for shia lebeouf. >> what happened? >> remember he broke his hand a couple of years ago? >> yeah. yeah. >> and that was all big, a drunken brawl? this is in vancouver. they have it on video. he's coming out of the night club, a guy who they got into an argument, supposedly over a girl, they came into the street and the guy punched him and she gets in a car and leave. sources say there is a good chance they're advising him to go to rehab. >> and stay out of the bars, dude. [ laughter ] >> he keep going back and doesn't care. >> and speaking of getting in trouble. this is a little more benign. getting pulled over for speeding. >> yes. >> who hasn't been pulled over for speed something. >> in the me. >> of course not. >> and, you know, my story. [ laughter ] >> apparently some police stations or departments have standards on when they pull you over and when they turn the lights on? >> penco did this and the insurance company did the survey. they found 99% of us bel

lawrence admitted he was involved in the beating death of 18-year-old latisha frazier. he's the second of six suspects to plead guilty now. prosecutors say the group suspected her of stealing money and kidnapped her and beat her and left her in a closet in a southeast apartment. after frazier died, they are accused of dismembering her and dumping her body in the trash. investigators believe she was buried in a virginia landfill. >>> a couple seeking justice for their son filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against owners and employees of the d.c. nine nightclub. five men beat him last october. the men thought he threw bricks in the front window of the bar. the attorney's office failed to prosecute. fox 5's paul wagner is in the newsroom with the new developments. paul. >> will the lawsuit filed today leans heavily on information contained in a report by the alcoholic beverage regulation and ignores the findings of the attorney's office. the suit claims the men who chased mohommed from the club were malicious and used excessive force in restraining him. standing outside

"here comes frazier" is leading the $150,000 bourbon stakes and verse off. down goes frazier.he jockey julien leparoux only had a sore thumb. the horse had surgery and will survive. he won't race again. >>> it's not often you think a 12-year-old track and field standout is also a star beauty queen. 12-year-old jada is excelling on two different kinds of runways and breaking records in the process. >> lean forward and stride it out. >> my ultimate goal in track and field is to be a gold medalist. >> reporter: she is only 12 years old. but jada new kirk is on the right path in realizing that olympic dream. just ask her coach. >> she told me she wanted to be an olympian. none of the other athletes in my 13, 14 years of coaching have ever told me that. >> reporter: the young track and field sensation from san mateo crushed records at the local field and track championships in livermore. the thousands of points she earned broke a 17-year-old record. >> i was excited that i knew that i could accomplish something that big. >> i was so proud of her because she had only been doing the

. >> reporter: meet jacquelyn frazier, a young american woman who became a member of the inner circle and from there, watched the regime slowly unravel. what is a blond american girl from vermont doing in the heart of darkness? how did you end up in libya? >> nuch ral friend in los angeles who introduced me to sadi gadhafi. >> reporter: he was long considered a playboy, even among his high living family. he left libya for europe, where he had a brief and unspectacular career as a professional soccer player. but by last year, he had returned to libya with the intention of helping to create new business in the country. >> and i was hired to be a l liaison between incoming american companies for a project he was working on. >> reporter: and when you got to tripoli, what did you think? the plane landed, you got out for the first time what was going through your mind? >> it was surreal. very few women were out and about on the streets, as i 1/2 galted the streets. >> reporter: what was that like? being a foreigner, being american and blond? >> everywhere you go, they are very welcoming in

. >> reporter: jacquelyn frazier, an american who was working with the gadhafis, trying to bring foreign investment to libya, says saif changed after the war began. >> saif was always the reformer and he was pushing very western concepts. >> reporter: you still believe that's true, given what he said during the uprising? >> absolutely. this is a family in crisis. this is a man who has reacted according to what's put on him. >> reporter: saif, who like his father, called the rebel fighters rats, now seems to be running from them. >> listen. nobody is leaving this country. we live here, we die here. >> reporter: and with the dictator dead, the future doesn't look bright for his offspring, who have been living off the country's massive wealth, using it as a private piggy bank, which the new libyan authorities want back. saif is wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes. gadhafi's glamorous daughter aisha has been hiding in algeria with some of her siblings, but libya's new rulers have asked for her extradition. and another son, saadi, is under house arrest in the african nat