audrey?y: she was the only one who didn't have an alibi for all three of the crimes-- the fire, the poisonings and the death of your father. but she handed me the coffee. the morning of the poisonings? yeah, first thing. i mean... she poured me a cup. right. but she didn't have any herself? no. oh, god... what? well, before the church exploded, she called us over, father and me. audrey's the only person in the entire church who doesn't have an alibi for all three of the incidents. why would she need an alibi? because we have a statement implicating her in the poisoning. what? megan: your daughter set you up, susan. she killed your husband. is she working with craig? no. is she working with you? i know i am being tested. we found arsenic all over your house. if it wasn't you, it was audrey. she had nothing to do with it. i did it. i did it all. what did you do? poisoned the coffee. poisoned my husband. huh. this is wrong. she's the wrong person. it's not the outcome we expected, but they've go

[roll call] for the record, audrey joseph is an excused absence. >> how is audrey doing? >> she is doing really well. i expect to have her back shortly. >> i am glad to hear that. item number one, public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public better within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. this is the time for you to speak about an item that is not on the agenda. sir? >> i just want to commend the enforcement in this follow-up over the last month. i came to the commission during public hearing to inform the commission about some public assembling that was on permitted. it was occurring in the building, 2601 mission st. on the third floor. i would like to introduce some new activity in the building. obviously, there have not been any enforcement. the ninth floor decided to throw a rager this last weekend. i have copies and pictures for follow-up. there you go. that included alcohol beverage sales, a food sales, a live d.j., a publ

her el thank you, audrey. -- and thank you, audrey. and commissioner press for helping me out on this. we went over to broadway to discover in a more holistic and general way what the problems were. there were two entertainment commissioners that are neighborhood representatives. we spend a lot of time discussing what is in general that would make a better broadway and how we can achieve a better street dialogue through community neighborhood organizations. the venues themselves as well as elected officials and the government offices. first off, i did not realize what they've -- a problem party bosses were until the meeting we held in the broadway area. people are very upset about party bosses mostly because they fall under a state level jurisdiction. there are no regulations on the amount or type of alcohol allowed to be consumed by patrons that bring it themselves on to the buses. they are often writing between 30 minutes and two hours and dumped into neighborhoods that have a lot of entertainment and say, there are the clubs, now go

audrey barnes is in bethesda where the numbers are about to be revealed. >> reporter: let me read them to you. i'm watching them come. in it's 46, 23, 38, 4, 2, and the money ball is 23. once again 46, 23, 38, 4, 2 and the money ball is 23. someone out there is going to bed tonight a very rich person. it all came down to those six numbers. tuesday is when the jackpot first started to creep over the $500 million mark. people have spent unprecedented money trying to win this cash and estimates nationwide are that we will drop $1.5 billion on lottery tickets this week. someone hopefully will win enough to make all of their dreams come true. >> i give mine to church and pay off my bills. >> you know, if i win something, enough to just pay off my condo, educate the kids, give a few dollars to the church and the nonprofits, i'll be happy. >> reporter: all right. so once again let me tell you those winning numbers. they are 46, 23, 38, 4, 2, and the powerball for that mega millions $640 million jackpot is 23. sound familiar to you? >> the only reason i'm standing here is because i can't be he

. >> jimmy: number two, audrey. ♪ audrey that bucket looks light.audience ohs ] that is maple syrup. maple syrup. or syrup. however you want to call it. syrup or syrup. man you are just looking better and better. [ drumroll ] i mean, those goggles are really working, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what are you thinking? >> i don't know. i'm saying four. >> jimmy: four? >> yeah. >> jimmy: number four. scarlett f. ♪ scarlett s. scarlett. scarlett, let him have it. give him that money. no. [ audience ohs ] that is packing peanuts. [ elephant trumpeting ] oh, you know what that sound means, we're down to our last six buckets. it's time for double trouble. that means each of you will pick a bucket and we'll pour them at the same time. what bucket do you got your eye on, my friend? [ drumroll ] >> ten. >> jimmy: all right. number ten. >> go with 11. >> jimmy: 10 and 11. so you're going elise and kelly. ♪ elise and kelly double trouble. give them those buckets. give them that $100. [ sad tuba ] [ audience ohs ] they will not see $100 at all. can you even guess wh

. >> martin dempsey, audrey totu. when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: general martindempsey n of the joint chiefs of zaf. zaf -- staff. he served as a princple military advisor he is a key voice on the u.s. mission in the middle east and the draw down in afghanistan. the effort has been set back after u.s. ormy sta or -- army t was accused of killing 16 afghan civilians. >> karzai has accuse the the united states for not cooperating were the -- with the investigation. >> this is the end of the rope this form of activity. this behavior. cannot be tolerated. it is past, past, past the time. >> after the defence secretary and kabul president demanded that american troops be with withdrawn from villages and bases and transfer security to oafghan soldiers by next year. the taliban announced they are suspending negotiations. i'm pleasesse pleased to have gl dempsey here at this time. >> what do we know about the ofu awful thing that happened to these

. >> all right, this morning's coffee is with audrey and lily andrews, it is furnishyed by cuties, audreyily, welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition, what is up ladies? >> thank you. well, we are making our turkey pita tacos. >> wait, hang on one second, i just have a question. who were you just looking at on the other side of the camera. >> those are our parents. >> those are your parents. >> uh-huh, mom and dad. >> i was just considered you had your look of concern on your face, were they pointing at what you were making. >> no. what they were saying, they were doing our little thing, which is an air hug -- >> show me an air hug oh- >> -- across the room the moment. >> show me an air hug, give me an air hig. so we are talking right off the bat about clementine and mandarin oranges and you have made something with them. >> we actually have some really fun recipes and today we have our turkey pita tacos. >> nice, now how does app an orange play into that? >> we add our cuties into this dish and also the drizzle because it adds flavor and color and what is great about them is that

. >> audrey went to a vigil for her younger sisters. her family said it was too years of being bullied in school. the suicide comes against the national backdrop against an epidemic of bullying that has a major film by lee hirsch. >> they said he was a geek. >> the film called bullying is out at the end of the month. there's many americans who can will bullied. but those who need it the most may not be able to see it. >> they changed it from pg-13 to r. that stands between those who are bullying. many are rallying for a pg-13 rating. the mpaa said they will hold a screening and panel discussion on the rating of the movie. >> the kids who are being bullied need to see it. the kids who are the bullies also need to see the bulling because they can see the direct repercussions of their actions. >> some may feel trapped or afraid to talk about it. >> you say, you tell anybody, i will run away. she didn't want to be picked on worse than what she was already enduring. >> dr. hirsch will hold a series of satellites by tomorrow and try to get a

fox 5's audrey barnes is live in bethesda. are people still lined up out there? >> reporter: yeah. you can see it. they're still here buying tickets. actually a family just came in. i saw three little kids filling out some of their numbers for their dad to buy the tickets, birthdays and special numbers for them. so the crowd continues to build. the excitement continues to build. you have until 10:45 to draw a ticket for tonight's historic drawing and the store is open till midnight, so there will be people milling around either celebrating or mourning this life changing jackpot. people anxious to cash in on the huge jackpot actually ran into talbot's to get a ticket. >> i'm in time, right? >> they're all winners until they're drawn. >> reporter: hours before the drawing some already had the money spent. >> my niece said that we can go and do some shopping in paris if we win, so that sounds exciting. >> reporter: the jackpot has been skyrocketing since tuesday when five ticket holders fell one number short of taking the top prize. ize. >> my dream is to make sure my nieces and nephe

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audrey grieves at a vigil for her younger sister. her sister killed herself after two years of being bullied in school. this comes against the national backdrop of epidemic of bullying prompting a documentary by lee hirsch. >> we heard -- the film is to be released at the end of the month. an acclaimed 13 million young americans will be bullied. there's concern that those that may benefit most may not get the chance. i want and all of these people want the rating on the movie changed from r to pg13. >> six expletives give the film an r rating. celebrities back a campaign for a pg13 rating. as does california congressman. it will hold a manel discuss on the film. katie butler helped gather 200,000 signatures on a petition. >> the kids that are being bullied need to see it. those are the bullies need to see the movie. bullied kids may feel trapped. >> she would say you told anyone i would run away. it was, show didn't want to be picked on worse than what she wasson during -- wasp enduring. >> they will try to generate support for the c

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. >> audrey, this neighborhood is reeling, this after an incident right here on this street about 10:00 this morning. two men and witnesses say a dog. the men got into an argument, at one point one of the men apparently stabbed the other one, killing him right over here on this sidewalk. both of these men are neighbors. that's why so many people are upset tonight. we can tell you that 37-year-old robert wright was killed earlier today. his neighbor, a political activist, is behind bars tonight. >> police combed the scene for clues and rmnants of a violent fight. >> i know that somebody got stabbed, or somebody was dead. >> as the investigation continues, the cause of the altercation here has neighbors talking and shaking their heads. >> terrible. just completely stupid. >> witnesses say the two men got into an argument after one of the men's dogs defecated in a yard. officers positioned themselves in front of colbert's home. tonight the well-known political activist in this neighborhood is charged with second-degree murder. >> they're nice people. so i was kind of confused. i was like

as a matter of fact, there is a lot more about what is going on with tonight audrey commitment to of the trouble report. i hear the students really loved him. >> the reception was pretty incredible. the energy was very palpable. the coliseum was bursting at the seams with people chanting and cheering. even though ron paul's is trailing in the gop race, he has no intention of stepping down and used this event to rally supporters. >> tonight, i bring you dr. ron paul, ladies and gentlemen. >> republican presidential candidate ron paul orr arrived in college park to a warmer reception from supporters who were excited to hear him speak. >> this is the only candidate out there speaking to me rather than the other one's speaking for corporations. >> the congressman spoke to a packed coliseum on everything from personal liberties, cutting government spending, and shrinking the federal government. dr. paul received cheers particle to end the bourse. >> why should we have a third option? why should we say why do we not mind our own business? >> the line of supporters at the university of mary

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fox 5's audrey barnes spoke with police and the family about what happened. >> shea quan boldin says it was her 19-year-old procedure kevin who died in a hail of bullets tonight on 51st street. two weeks ago her pest friend ronald bryant was killed on the very -- best friend ronald bryant was killed on the very same street. she says what makes her brother's death even more painful is who pulled the trigger. >> they just killed my brother. >> reporter: shaquan boldin said she heard the shots that killed her brother kevin on 51st street and there were plenty of them. >> the way they were shooting around here you would have thought it was a war. >> reporter: witnesses in the area reported hearing up to 20 shots. police say the shooting occurred when a robbery suppression team from the 6th district moved in to investigate a drug call. they encountered a group of young men in the street and police say one of them pulled out a gun. >> during the course of their contact with an individual there was a course where the individual pulled a gun on the officers. shots were fired and the suspect

fox 5's audrey barnes has more from the newsroom. >> the girls were primarily 16, 17 and 18 years old. they were forced to have sex with multiple men a day in exchange for a small cut of the profit. detectives say this is where a lot of that illicit activity took place in alexandria along mount vernon near russell and west glebe. investigators say justin strom was the ringleader, but suspected gang members chris sylvia, henock ghile and donyel dove and michael jeffries helped, too. they would entice young girls to work for them with flattery and cash often forcing them to go door to door looking for paying customers in large apartment complexes. social media sites were a big recruitment tool, too which should sound the alarm for parents. >> as parents we need to truly be more aware of the risks that our sons and our daughters face. i ask that parents speak often with their children and ask that they support them, ask questions, know what your children are doing, who their friends are. >> 11 people in all have been arrested and could be facing life in prison if convicted. so far invest

. >> audrey in los angeles. it's 83. hi audrey. >> hi, stephanie., and i guess that makes me a lesbian. i want to tell you i love you. i love what you do. i had to call my cable company yesterday, time warner to find out how to get current because i was determined i was going to find you. and i was sickened by joe oliver and the way he played to -- to the other side yesterday. and i -- i just get a feeling that -- why would he quit his job? where is the money coming from? there's something very sick going on there. >> yeah, audrey, we just said that last hour. there's stuff that does not add up here. you know. >> no. and -- >> this is why it should be tried. he should be atried and a real investigation and not tried in the press like this. >> it looks like they bought him a black alibi. >> well, the thing this brings back to my mind is the emmett till situation that happened many, many years ago. >> yep. >> and this is like that all over again. and the -- of course, n.r.a. is involved, the police department down there has done everything they could

our own audrey barnes is live at a store in bethesda, maryland. how are the lines there? >> you know, shawn, it's been kind of off and on, but steady all day long here. people have literally been walking in from nearby homes and businesses. they have been dropped off in cabs. all with one goal in mind. everybody wants to go to bed tonight $640 million richer. >> i thought there was going to be line of a million people long. >> we have been in and out all day. >> seems like this one here is being repeated at lottery dealers nationwide. all in this tonight. the frenzy started on tuesday when five megamillions players fell just short of winning it all. now that pushed the jackpot to $500 million and it has just kept on climbing every day after that. the winner tonight could walk away with a lump sum of $462 million. >> we can go and do some shopping if we win. so that sounds exciting. >> i'm going to give some to charities. people i know that are struggling. i have friends that are struggling, like myself. i'm going to give it away. >> how often do you hear that? she plans t

fox 5's audrey barnes spoke exclusively with lane's family tonight with the unsolved murder. >> elias abuzalam sits in a michigan prison charged with the five stabbing deaths. police say there was a good chance he was involved in jamie lane's murder, also. the two were former neighbors. >> every time i walk in the door i just think about, you know, just this is where it all happened, changed my life. >> yedele still lives in the leesburg townhome where someone stabbed her husband to death three years ago. the case still remains unsolved. >> i was hoping we'd have answers by now. >> lane's death has been particularly hard on tyreke allen, the oldest of his four grandchildren. >> it's like it's a dream because i mean how can you believe that somebody could just come into your life and take away somebody very important to you? it's not right. >> leesburg police say they have some people of interest in the case including this man, elias abuelazam, a former neighbor in jail in michigan charged in connection with the stabbing death of five men and assaults on nine others. all but one of the

i'm not going to dali on my -- sort of the audrey lord master's house analogy at this point. i think's important to think about that as long as these populations are shoe horned into the same processes and we think about that, the master's tools could never dismantle the master's house, how can you talk about changes in shift and real political power? not just numbers. not just how populations fit into the existing structure, but actually changing power dynamics such that these populations are better served, that's what we're really talking about here when we talk about when the entire democratic structure is disserved and undermined by these suppressive measures. >> thank you. we have time for some questions. nate. i think this goes first to lisa's paper. one thing that we have found is that the gender gap in voter turnout among minorities is so enormous that it even subsumes the gap between racial groups. that black women in the 2008 election are voting at levels almost comparable to white men. that's something i don't think political scientists have really paid attention t

she sets her sights on this man, but he is stuck on snow white who looks a lot like classic beauty audreyburn. forget about the old story. this one has the seven dwarfs as bandits living in the forest and a juicy role for nathan lane sometimes funny, sometimes tries too hard. kids won't mind. 2.5 stars. the "hunger games" gets four stars. that's the movie to see. salmon fishing, three and a half stars. 21 jump street, three stars. undefeated, three-star is. have a nice weekend, everybody. i am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> thank you. now let's look at abc 7 traffic with lisa. >> newschopper 7 as well. this is important. where they have been doing the hot lanes project, there is a change near the inner loop at braddock road. have the same amount of lanes but a shift over to the right. look how the left lane has to merge one lane over. leaving springfield approaching braddock road, i would want to be in the far right lane so i don't have to deal with that. let's go to steve rudin. >> we're looking at a bright and sunny start to our friday morning. temperatures around 60-65 degrees

. >> you saw audrey in bethesda, maryland. if you win the lottery and live in virginia, you will walk away with $25 million more than residents of maryland or d.c. virginia charges a 4% lottery tax, but maryland and d.c. demand you fork over 8.5%. that is better than new jersey, which takes 10.8%. several states, including california, deveaux, and pennsylvania do not charge a penny for your lottery winnings. fox 5 news at 10:00 will have live coverage and be sure to tune in for the news edge at 11:00 for the winning numbers. >>> now to the latest in the trayvon martin shooting case. the autopsy results have not been released yet, but the funeral director is speaking out. fox 5 has the latest from the newsroom. karen. >> controversial shooting is still under investigation by state and federal officials. without autopsy results, it's hard to dispute claims that george zimmerman made that he shot trayvon martin in self- defense. because the teen was beating him. now the mortician who funerallized him is weighing in. >> the releas

this is her audrey hepburn moment. >> beautiful. >> the mermaid shape where it sort of hugs to the bodyhe bottom gives a girl curves. if you're more of a straight girl, it gives you hips and a butt and a little extra. >> all the kardashians in that short-lived wedding had her maid -- or mermaid dresses on. >> vera wang. >> thank you. >> you all look beautiful. >> no dress would be complete without a pair of spanx, what do you think? >> you know how i feel about that. >> we told you yesterday she's a billionaire because she invented spanx and not you. >> i did! i stand by it. i'm so happy for you, sara. >> thank you. >> i am. >> thank you. you know what you did that i didn't do? you thought it through. and i hadn't learned to do that yet. so good for you. >> thank you. i come bearing spanx. i'm not going to prom, but i am with a lot of people on their prom day. >> yes, you are. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> more power. >> who has spanx on right now? >> i do. >> i took mine off because i knew she was coming. >> you have them on underneath those pants. >> i do. these are the ones th

they are democrat libby garvy, mark kelly, and green party candidate, audrey clemens.e you go. >> i actually wished i had gloves when i was walking the dog this morning. >> i can believe that. >> it was cool out there this morning and it didn't warm up a lot. >> our fifth day below average. it's crazy. >> it's going to kill our march warm thing. >> we knew it was going to be chilly today. it's going to be top three. low temperatures last night made it into the teens in the mountains and made it into the upper 20s around frederick. but the fruit trees are fine. let's have a live look outside. this brought to you by michael and son. temperatures, yeah, are cool. 55. we're looking at calm wind after 40-mile per hour winds yesterday, but you know what? the winds kept up last night. really kept temperatures up and kept the fruit trees from having damage. dew point is 11. you get a dew point of 11 and dead calm winds, temperatures are going to fall like a stone when the sun goes down. so, we're going to monitor the low temperatures very carefully. i think some areas closer t