aubrey: yes. robert: would you mind doing it for us? aubrey: oh, sure.e need to stop fighting, we need to put down our fists. there's so much bullying, putting our lives at risk. even though that i'm trying, try my best not to cry, people always be laughing, laughing all the time. people be laughing, i'm sick of it. people be racist, i'm sick of it. people be bullying, i'm sick of it. making funny faces, i'm sick of it. believe in yourself, don't listen to what they say. follow your heart and it'll go your way. so, we need to stand up, get up on your feet. stick together, no more taking my seat. that's enough, they have done too much. be yourself, they're telling us good luck. no more bullying, no calling us freaks. no laughing at us, don't be so mean. they think they're clean and we are a mess? when someone gets hurt, ttthat we're not weak.y ey w they need to know that we try our best, try our best to not be against. but it's too late, we are not too small. our hearts are big to love you all. and if you think that you can push us around, think again 'ca

they always told me that. >> reporter: aubrey, who attended college nearby, often spent weekends with the drehers. >> sam was the best ever. he really took me in as family right away. >> he was just like a regular a dad. he really just cared. focus on school. don't let those boys ruin your life. you know, they're no good. don't let those boys get around you. he's like and you're never allowed to date a fireman. >> what's wrong with firemen? >> oh, he just worked with them. he knew how they were. >> did danielle also take you in like you were one of her own? >> yes, yes. she was as welcoming as he was. >> reporter: aubrey listened to their tales of romantic trips to exotic lands. >> they traveled the world together. >> they had so many good times and so many great experiences. >> i would imagine they were almost like role models to you? >> yeah, they were. they were. >> the perfect life, the perfect wife. everything just seemed great, you know. for both of them. >> reporter: but all that changed in august of 2012. it was a hot saturday afternoon in sarasota when registered nurse trish

. >> go aubrey. >> that's aubrey running first 50-meter race.ible. professional fighter claims victory after a vicious knockout in 10 seconds. watch this. >> glove here. start things for damond jackson. >> watch that right hand. >> got him with the flying knee. former russian knocked out challenger with the flying knee. people calling it the knockout of the year. >> finally the ugly. fans are heckling rogers for not keeping up with teammate in a beer-chugging contest. watch this. [cheers] ♪ rogers couldn't finesse his beer. easily slammed three. this is last night's milwaukee playoff game. fans not holding back on rodgers. no nfl qb should be able to outchug a lineman but that was pathetic. another wrote on facebook rodgers may be a two time mvp but his chugging is so weak. rob: is he as good at beer chugging as he is in the playoffs. jillian: burn. good afternoon degras kicking off our some concert series which starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ steve: the guy at the piano is gavin degraw. ainsley: there is he in the gray t-shirt doing a sound chec

and aubrey visits her two old friends who started a business honoring their culture and cuisine. >> we'redding our own personal twist in being able to share not only a part of our culture, part of our family, and a part of, like, some of the things that we love. >> plus, we head downtown for some home cookin'. >> now, these chicken legs we have roasted in our charcoal

etaught that our bodies are not our own and part of public discourse whether we wantnd to e or not, aubrey hurst, opening essay in the collection, miriam zoila pÉrez wrote amazing essay about loving a woman who has been raped even though she has not had the experience herself, and i loved all 29 essays as much as you can love something about something so difficult but, of course, there are highlights. >> consider what happened to her sexual assault? >> i think that it's sexual misconduct and, you know, it's tricky with these words, but that was inappropriate and i think it's it's important to language for talking about inappropriate behavior and it was definitely sexual misconduct and every young woman who is going into acting deals with some level and often times especially harvey weinstein story, the women lead, ambitions are immediately brought to a halt because some man decided that he had more right to her body than she had right to a career. >> one of the things that intrigued me about her essay was the 13, 14-year-old girl who was going before. >> that was one of the most painful pa

and japan in april trump and aubrey talked in depth about the abductions and president trump this month will be the first to japan in the era. in the two leaders will be meeting in june at the g i believe that will curve as a based on the report, what that means, is that the domestic environment and north korea must be severe at the moment. i heard this from someone who visited in north korea recently but apparently, there is not even enough bread app on young's hud luxury hotel for foreigners. what it means and north korea, is being so critical at the moment is that i want to aid from japan. meaning he plans on making small concession in order to get as much as they can. that is a methodology is clear both in the context of the nuclear in the missile issues. and the discussions at the u.s., as well. there is already been resolution of the past in both the u.s. and house and senate regarding the potential objection of david which you heard about from his brother michael earlier. our caucus in japan also proactively worked for the passage of those resolutions. we believe that justice wit

i come here all the time to talk about my son aubrey. his birthday was april 6. he would be 30 years old. you go from 17 years old to 30 years old, that's a long time, and still, his case isn't solved. you guys have all the names of the perpetrators that shot my baby. these names are down, they're on his case on the fifth floor in homicide. these names i didn't get out of a hat. these are on his file of all the persons that did this to my child. so i asked why isn't this case solved? it's not so much as no one wanted to point the finger, nobody wants to tell they're not giving evidence. they put all these people in jail to let them out again. what do we do to change the laws so that some of our cases can get solved? i bring these pictures because these are all unsolved homicides. i stand with some of these mothers and fathers. and you talking with -- about mother's day? father's day is coming up, and they will be hurting just as much, as well. my son had a father, and he talks to me often. he asks me about the case. i'm not saying he doesn't have the heart to do

aubrey said she felt proud to wear the dress in front of her classmates. feel proud because these guys fell in afghanistan for us. >> do you remember who you went to senior prom with? >> let's not get into that. let's go to this. greg is a blow your mind with science news. what a week that you are going to have. go to my podcast, foxnewspodcast.com. i interviewed mit video game designer rizwan burke. we discuss the simulation hypothesis which explores the idea that we may be living inside of a simulated reality. i just tweeted this. you will love it. also if you are a subscriber to fox nation, i interviewed neuroscientist and business professor ron syrup where we discussed his research into brain chips that can make people smarter. i love this stuff. >> he is not just smart, he's handsome. >> you've seen musselman before, you know from the annals thor, to rocky, but now big muscles in real life. take a look at christian mccaffrey up. he is as jesse would tell me, muscles popping everywhere. when he was drafted in 2017 he was criticized for being too small

aubrey middle brook runs her landscaping business from here but she doesn't own the property. >> what are you going to do if this thing falls apart? >> i don't see it can fall apart. i think the need is too great. >> reporter: the gardens have gone through quite the transformation over the years. if you walk around you can enjoy lots of flowers, sculptures and even a small pond. it's a nice escape for a lot of people who live in the city to kind of get away from it all and just relax and have a nice walk through the gardens. so right now this is just a proposal for the development. if approved, it would still have to go through the planning department, maybe even the city council. we reached out to the person who owns this land and we have yet to hear from them. live in san jose, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> in alameda county it is back to the bargaining table today to try to end the new haven teacher strike. the strike now in its second week and this morning both parents and educators are losing patience. they are accusing the district of dragging its heels and students are missing the en

bringing a gun situation aubrey has it without my its nature don't think it would be as good. >> i'm interested in the practical applications of our decision in this case, how many contemporaneous crimes statutes would be put in jeopardy if we affirm here? >> very few of them have their own subsection specific definition of crime of violence. i think the court's decision is going, if the court held that the ordinary case canticle approach applies which certainly invalidate section 924(c)(3)(b). would also call into question the bail reform act. if the court did that though the a couple other important consequences. one, if the court does so based on respondents argument that juries can possibly figure this kind of thing out because it's too complicated for them, it would call into question a a ht of other federal and state statutes to call into question on matters of degree. second, we know from johnson exactly what the fallout of invalidating a provision like this is going to be. we're going to have hundreds and thousands of very violent offenders, some of the worst offenders in the

aubrey middle brook runs her landscaping business from here put she doesn't own the property. >> reporter: what are you going to do if this thing falls apart? >> i just don't see that it can fall apart. i think the need is too great. >> reporter: the gardens have gone through quite the transformation over the years. if you walk around, you can enjoy lots of flowers, sculptures and even a small pond. so far plans for the development are just a proposal. so if they were to get any further, they would have to make it through the planning development council, they would also have to possibly go through the city council. we reached out to the landowner and we have yet to hear back from them. live in san jose, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> happening today, sunnyvale leaders will be out to show support for muslims targeted in a recent bay area attack. investigators say an army vet intentionally plowed into a group of pedestrians last month because he thought they were muslim. eight people were hurt, including a 13-year-old girl. today solidarity event is scheduled for 6:30 tonight at the sunnyvale sen