audrey? >> reporter: this place is packed with redskins fans. when alfred morris scored a touchdown to tie the score, the noise in here, the fans were so excited. over at the field before the game there were plenty of people there getting in one more tailgate. they're all hoping this will not be the last game they get

as audrey suggests i believe that is because of partnership is up. we want to be a police department that you are comfortable calling before anything happens with out fear of having us say, no, we are going to shut it down. we want to work with you to make it happen, but it means as safely as possible. certainly, alcohol always played a role as well as the age of the patrons, and on and on. again, please give us a chance to further develop the trust that we have been building over the last several years. some of the questions that they ask, or issues that they speak to, like the alcohol licensing unit, that is because i heard you with regard to working with licenses, having security plans so there can be one pinpoint that everything can pass through. commanders are the successors and hopefully it will be around a while and always be resourced. it is really important that you take our input and that we come out for a safer event and that people are going to want to come to san francisco and that they will not have any trepidation again, i think the fa

audrey asked the economic question of me almost immediately after taking office. it benefits us the truth about $55 million in tax revenue. nightlife is the only significant industry in this city that sometimes gets treated at times as it is a nuisance, a problem to be managed. and of course, we have to focus on making sure it is safe and that people are complying with the laws and that we are not having shooting. but when you get so focused on combating the negatives -- every industry has the negatives. you can sometimes lose sight of the positives and we know there are a huge positives for nightlife in the city. we know that a lot of our street shares are at risk -- street fairs are at risk of being given fees to death. we have completely outdated the planning commission like that mission how are used district, which makes it extremely hard to do anything alcohol related in a big swath of the mission. there was a bowling alley that wanted to go in at 17th and van ness and they were not going to be able to do it because they would have been banned from even selli

let's go now live to audrey barnes. >> reporter: maureen, this has been a great place to watch the game tonight. i am at this bar full of redskins fans. do you have a favorite so far? >> frederick, the guy is a beast. took out romo. awesome. what about morris? >> other great rookie on the team. amazing, fantastic. >> reporter: have you been excited watching the game all night? what's your favorite highlight? >> i think dee angelo's coverage has been on point. i'm excited. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> yes! >> reporter: and another peter. what's your highlight? rg3 has been phenomenal. alfred morris off the chain good. what did you like tonight? >> definitely alfred morris' touchdown. >> reporter: he got the single season record now. >> it's awesome. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> what? >> reporter: we have this game in the bag? >> i hope so. i think we got it. [ crowd noise ] >> definitely, definitely. >> reporter: after this, what? what do you think? >> we're going to go all the way, of course. >> reporter: thank you guys for talking with me. it's not quite over yet. but the fans h

audrey? >> reporter: this place is packed with redskins fans. when alfred morris scored a touchdown to tie the score, the noise in here, the fans were so excited. over at the field before the game there were plenty of people there getting in one more tailgate. they're all hoping this will not be the last game they get to cheer on their team. >> rg3, rg3! >> reporter: you would be hard pressed to find a more exciting group of fans. >> they flew home from germany to spend the holiday with us. >> reporter: and tomorrow is colby's 27th birthday. >> what's it like to celebrate your birthday at a playoff game like this? >> surreal feeling. it's great. to be here with the family and everybody. such a great game tonight. looking forward to a great victory. >> happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you! >> reporter: also in the group, gary, who was 45 today. >> do you think you'll get that birthday gift? >> i'm hoping they win at 12:00 so we both get the gift. >> reporter: the whole season has been a tasty gift for this ticket holder, who says he would

fox 5's audrey barnes is in the newsroom now with the very latest. >> reporter: that shooting happened before 2:00 this morning in the 1100 block of bladensburg road. two men were sitting in a car there when the suspect walked up and shot them both. this district detective rushed to bladensburg road after a call about a shooting came in. they found one man lying in the roadway. a secretary man was sitting in a car in front of merchants tire. sources say that both had been shot in the head. >> the victim who was found in the roadway was pronounced dead. he had been identified as 44- year-old rain harris. the other victim has been trans ported to a hospital and is currently listed in critical can. >> all police would say about the victim fighting for his life is that he is a 69-year- old man. the men were sitting in a chevy impala when they were targeted. >> we do believe that somebody approached the vehicle on foot and fired into the vehicle. >> reporter: people living around here were reluctant to go on camera and talk about the double shooting but off camera, they told me that things

audrey barns, fox 5 news. >>> love that song. redskins fans coming down to tomorrow night's kickoffs against the rival, the cowboys. a lot is on the line and lindsay murphy joins us now. feels like christmas eve all over again. >> and i am going to -- some football. >> reporter: redskins have had nailbiters this year and this is the first since 1979 that both of the teams were fighting to make it in the season. >> and everyone in the media, you could not have scripted it better. >> i know. >> and this is against the most hated rival. >> reporter: they would guarantee themselves at least a wild card spot if the bears and vikes lose. they must beat dallas to win the division and advance to the post season. tomorrow will be the final game of the season for dallas if they lose and this is an eerily familiar feeling for cowboys who lost to the gins in this situation last season. the g-men went on to win it all. the cowboys lost in the 2008 regular season finale to miss the play-offs and the redskins, on the other hand, can they make t

. >> because of her health audrey was not able to attend but she says after such a special delivery she can't say thank you enough. >> well, despite the powerful winds that were blowing around town there was not a lot of damage. we'll tell you where this down tree shut down traffic this afternoon. >> speaking of the high winds. >> ok, so while the wind did not cause too much damage there was this one found in cliffton. route 29, earlier this afternoon crews were called out to clean up the mess. >> that is a big tree. >> we were lucky. we have wind gusts out to the west and closer to town 40 to 50 miles an hour. those wind gusts are now gone. that is good news. >> i could not keep my hat on earlier today. >> outside right now our skies are clearing and the winds are settling down. the wind chill factor is not as bad. our wind chill will go up as the wind diminishes. it is 40 degrees at the reagan national. look for winds to decrease by early tomorrow morning. 45 is the high earlier today. exactly where we are this time of the year. the record is 72 back in 1889. at the children's hospita

. >> thank you, audrey. >>> between this and the fiscal cliff debates there is a lot to talk about in politics tonight. we're bringing in as always fox 5 political analyst mark plotkin. good to see you tonight. >> good to be here. >> let's start where audrey left off, the nra's wayne lapierre called senator feinstein's proposals a phoney bit of legislation built on lies and said it won't pass. why? >> i think there's an entirely different climate. i think wayne lapierre is out of touch with public mood. you just ran claim of senator mark warner, a rating nra who is obviously rethinking his position. senator manchin of west virginia, a proud nra member, has said that there has to be fundamental change and so i think you have people who were really advocates of leaving the gun control measures alone have now shifted and i think there is going to be legislation. the only problem is you mention the dianne feinstein is that in the past people have that had assault weapons before the ban were grandfathered in. so they're going to have to look that the. >> there seems to be this -- look at t

fox 5's [ audio difficulty ] has more at -- audrey barnes has more at what is at steak. >> reporter: try and hammer out a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff describe the talks as productive but the talks didn't produce an agreement. from the senate floor words of optimism from minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> we are engaged in discussions, the majority leader and myself in the white house in the hopes that we can come forward as early as sunday and have a recommendation. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid took a cautionary tone, perhaps to allay the fears of americans who are wondering how going off the cliff will affect their paychecks. analysts say taxes on people making between 50,000 and $75,000 a year will go up an average of $2400. >> whenever we come up -- whatever we come up is going to be imperfect. some people aren't going to like it, some people will like it less but that's where we are. i feel confident that we have an obligation to do the best we can and that was made very clear in the white house. >> reporter: president obama says it's important for congress

that's when audrey takes here back down to earth. audrey won the first heat just before heather's. beating her time by slightly more than one-tenth of a second. but she didn't fall down. she's like, um, i actually won. i just said oh, sorry. had to scoot on over to take second there. it was a funny thing that i was just on cloud nine and thought i won everything, and then it took someone to say, hey, move over. >> heather's second place overall finish in the 600 meters adds a crucial eight points to minnesota's team total. >> eight points was exactly the margin of our victory for the team that day. it was kind of a happy coincidence that if i hadn't gotten up and finished the race, we would have lost or tied. >> heather graduates for the university of minnesota in december 2009, but coach wilson will never forget heather's golden moment. >> she's got the heart of a lion. we may never see that again ever in our lives, something of that nature. >> coming up, speedboaters make a hard left and then exit stage right. and, there's nothing routine about this villa. when "caught on camera:

as audrey suggests i believe that is because of partnership is up. we want to be a police

fox 5s audrey barnes has been monitoring this in our newsroom. what did the president have to say? >> reporter: we're going get to the president's remarks in just a moment. first, we want to backtrack and tell but that last-hour summit with four senior lawmakers. they were called to the white house for discussions today at 3:00 p.m. and guy 4:15, it was all -- by 4:15, it was all over. nancy pelosi left the meeting without making a comment but harry reid headed to the senate floor to address members of congress&so did mitch mcconnell. both men described the negotiations as positive and constructive and say the next 24 hours are critical. >> we are engaged in discussions. the majority leader and myself and the white house in the hopes that we can come forward as early as sunday and have a recommendation that i can make to my conference and the majority leader can make to his conference. so, we'll be working hard to see if we can get there in the next 24 hours. >> whatever we come up with is going to be imperfect. some people are not going like it, some people will like less, but tha

audrey, great to see you. what can folks expect from this storm. it seems pretty big. >> yeah.w, we are expecting a major one to come across for christmas day we are getting a white christmas fall. all headed to northwest new jersey and parts of the lower hudson valley. extends all the way down to the south where they are seeing wetted weather towards atlanta. we are starting to see another system develop across the rockie mountain states. >> there is also a threat of tornadoes we have been mentioning along the gulf coast. how predictable do you think that is that it will happen? >> that is true, jamie. we do expect that from that system that's developing in the rocky mountains tonight. tomorrow it's going to make significant snowfall across oklahoma. roughly 3 to 6 inches across the state. the severe weather is expected across louisiana, mississippi, and even to alabama where there is a moderate risk of very strong tornadic activity tomorrow afternoon. that same storm system will be heading into ohio valley tuesday into wednesday bringing significant snowfall there and develop

then the suspects beat the female victim, 19-year-old audrey prado, then gagged her with a sock. last night a resident told linda yee that the police took key evidence away, including bedding. >> like what? like a computer? >> a computer, mattresses. >> mattresses? >> like a bed. >> reporter: after they drove away, police believe one of the suspects shot stephen reid in the neck. both victims were dumped on a sidewalk about a half mile away on brussels street. stephen reid was dead. prad prado is still in the hospital. >> whether it was done to send a message is still not clear. >> reporter: five of the suspects were arrested at this home in hercules earlier this week. the woman at the door politely told me the police got it all wrong, but she wouldn't elaborate. >> can you tell me anything? >> have a nice day. >> reporter: the judge would not allow us to point cameras at the suspects but of the four that appeared before the judge, two men and one woman were charged with murder, another woman charged with assault. the suspects had various aliases, including pocahontas, snow and k

then prosecutors say the suspects beat the female victim, 19-year-old audrey prado, hog-tied her averages to her ankles, then gagged her with a sock. last night, a resident here told linda yi that the police took key evidence away including bedding. >> like what? >> a computer , mattresses, like, beds. >> reporter: after they drove away, police believe one of the suspects shot steven in the neck. both victims were dumped on a sidewalk a half mile away. steven reed was dead. prado is still in the hospital. >> whether they were trying to send a message, or facilitate in the beating and the shooting is still not clear. >> reporter: five of the suspects were arrested at this home in hercules earlier this week. the woman at the door told me the police got it all wrong. but she wouldn't elaborate >> can you tell me anything? >> reporter: in court this afternoon, the judge would not allow us to point cameras at the suspects, but of the four that appeared before the judge, two men and one woman were charged with murder, another charged with assault. the suspects had sears aliases -- this also is

it was held where the couple was found, steven reid died from a gunshot wound, audrey prado is still in the hospital. she is in critical condition but is expected to survive. prosecutors say the two were attacked inside a home. 5 people were charged in the case yesterday. >>> we have new information now about that couple, san francisco police say the two were acquainted with the 5 people charged with attacking them and the man who died, steven reid, had moved here from georgia. four of the suspects completedded not guilty yesterday. the 5th is due for arraignment tomorrow. police have not discussed a motive. >>> a controversial video is being investigated by san francisco police, and it is believed to be of a fellow police officer driving a lamborghini through the broadway tunnel at 100 miles an hour. >> yeah. >> the tunnel has a 35 mile per hour speed limit. this video posted to the facebook page of police sergeant carl teague was titled broadway tunnel, 100 miles per hour, in a lambbo and included a comment saying every 1 was drunk at the time. >> well this is absolutely dangerous

but we want to focus on is what audrey mentioned earlier, the creative content, the experience. we did not call this a safety summit for a reason. we are now moving on. well, patrons' safety is super important. we will be talking about that in the breakout session for security. in that break out section we will hopefully have -- hello. talking about guard cards, we are running around the city telling people they need one and we want you all to know why. we brought the authority on that, and a few other folks, to talk to you about that. i imagine there will be a lot of uniforms in that one as well. that is the breakout for you. again, we wanted to talk about outdoor events. indoors, outdoors, abc licenses, assignments, stuff like that. there will be three of them. there will be some refreshments after we're done here, outside in one of the rooms. we will break out. we will not try to come back. lesson learned from last year, when we tried to get everyone to come back to the room, that also sought -- sucked. i hope they will partake in the breakout. they are much more casual. than

i tell the story about this young woman named audrey alice at the end of my book. the final story in the book was she's an intern at interfaith youth core a couple summers ago. and frank lickliter this of are interested i met with a group at the end of the some and i said so you've been trained to be an interfaith leader over the course of several months. you've hung around with iyc step and you can projects every thursday night. what are you going to do when you go back to you back to your own commutative audrey was the only one who really didn't have an answer. so she goes back to her community and a couple months later she gets a chain e-mail as part of our church community that says 10 reasons why muslims can't be american their efforts when one is they believe in the moon god. and i'm like a weed live in ally. at least get the name right. and its 10 reasons. audrey writes back, i spent the summer with a group of people, with different religions who are, some of them are muslim edited service projects within and i watched them for him watchmaker, and i built hi

fox 5's audrey barnes has your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight local officials are offering to pick up your christmas tree. no. 5, fairfax county will collect trees the first two weeks of january. d.c. collection begins december 31st. arlington county service begins january 7th. prince george's and montgomery county have already started picking up trees. loudoun county does not do curbside pickup. no. 4, fatty foods can be just as addictive as drugs. after just six weeks of eating high fat foods mice went into withdrawal went put back on a normal diet. they responded to fatty foods the same as they would to cocaine. no. 3, two virginia colleges and one in maryland are recognized as some of the best values in public higher education. the university of virginia came in as the second best value in the rankings with the college of william & mary coming in fourth. and the university of maryland college park rounding out the top five. no. 2, a strike that could have shut down importants on the east coast has been averted for -- ports on the east coast has been averted for now. the longsho

aidan, audrey, and caleb received their letters from santa. it's clear they already understand what christmas is all about. what does christmas mean to you? >> that you should believe in other people. >> reporter: how about you? >> it should be a happy time and fun time. and you get to spend time with your family. i like it. >> reporter: family, a gift with renewed meaning this holiday season. byron pitts, cbs news, santa claus, indiana. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning, ""a look at some of your favorite stories including dave letterman's chat with oprah winfrey at ball state university. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm duarte geraldino. have a good morning. ,,,, i'm frank mallicoat. >>> good morning everyone, and merry christmas to one and all, i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger, michelle griego has the day off. >> and the weather christmas grinch. >> merry christmas guys. hey folks if you're up this morning i'm glad santa's already been here. going to see heavy rain and maybe some thun

then prosecutors say the suspects beat the female victim. 19-year-old audrey practiced i do, hog-tied her arms to her ankles, then gagged her with a sock. last night a resident told cbs 5 reporter linda yee that the police took key evidence away including bedding. >> mattresses, like a bed. >> reporter: after they drove away they believe one of the suspects shot steven reed in the neck. both victims were dumped on a sidewalk a half mile away. reed was dead, prado is still in the hospital. >> they were overpowered. whether it was done to send a message, to facilitate the beating and shooting is not clear. >> reporter: cameras weren't allowed to show the suspects in court today. there were four suspects that went before judge, three charged with murder, one with assault. these suspects have nicknames like snow, pocahontas and even killer. they are not sure why the situation started to begin with, why these people were beaten, then bound an gagged. >> they were in some sort of gang of some sort? >> reporter: they are not telling us. they want the public to know this is not random. they a

first lieutenant audrey motin and second lieutenant carly turnidge have signed up to try to earn theoveted title. sapper. both are graduates of west point. motin was in the seventh grade on 9/11 and decided then she would join the army. >> i'm just very competitive and in the back of my mind i'm like, you can do this. >> reporter: turnidge comes from a strong military family. her father was a green beret. >> i'm still here to prove myself and prove i can do the same things the guys can do. >> reporter: but here each must prove herself not as a woman but as a soldier. >> they have to. the standard doesn't change just because they're a woman. >> reporter: over 28 days with little sleep or food these 38 soldiers will go through living hell. >> it's all part of pushing them to their limit and beyond. >> if i can do it, i can do it. if i can't, then i tried my hardest. >> reporter: that includes the buddy rappel. motin ropes down a hundred-foot cliff with a wounded soldier strapped to her back. then she runs for cover with soldier and all. turnidge easily pulls it off and earns a high fiv

. >> hi, i'm ann -- audrey, i think you stole my word, i'm excited, the facility is opening as well. what i wanted to do is come up here and show our support and then i wanted to introduce our new permit officer, dave frias, we will be making comments on the third item going forward as well, but no opposition, just fully support the program. i didn't know they applied for an alcohol license though. do we know that? >> it's not part of this commission. >> yeah. >> okay. >> okay. >> is there anymore public comment? yes? >> as part of the public, i was able to get a hard hat to wear and it wasn't quite as done as it is now but it was pretty amazing, i know mr. klein's here, raise your hand, he's sort of responsible for it and i'm sure he would invite any of your commissioners to check it out, i'm not sure what state it's in at the moment but it's pretty cool. >> i'll do anything to put on a hard hat, so is there anymore public comment? seeing none, the matter is with the commission. >> commissioners, i have a book at home, it's called the harlem of the west and it talks about the jazz d

will no longer be included in the unemployment statistics a very clearly that's very far for a more audrey people indeed these people on the program themselves would consider it employed so you can see you have to be very careful with this not these statistics giving us do you feel like the government's doing enough to help young people can see anything around me. really and how you find the on the work program a lot of young people we stay can t. have you know i haven't found it all that helpful most of. the people are looking for a job in the same time as me or just an employer young person who. never would have before in their lives. of course is not all bad news there are some encouraging signs in those statistics but it's very early days and to conclude that the labor market here in the u.k. is back to full health with not only be foolhardy it would be dangerous in fact predictions saying that in two. twenty thirteen we could see each other employment talk that one million mark we're getting now that could happen eat long term implications for the young labor market here in the united

close to what i was saying as well, i tell the story about audrey ellis in the book. where she is in internment couple of summers ago. i met with this group of interns and said, you have been trained to be a interfaith leader of the course of several months. and you have done service products every thursday night. we went to do a nickel back your own community. >> she goes back to her community and a couple months later she gets an e-mail that says 10 reasons why muslims can't can be american. the first one is they believe in the moon god or something like that. and we believe in allah. we always get the name right. and there are 10 reasons to write? audrey writes back that i spent the summer with a group of people from different religions and some of them are muslim. and i watch them play and they watched we pray and to build this relationship with them. i just don't think it's something that church should be doing is in this chain e-mail. and she was like, you have no idea the hate mail that i received in response. his like are you going to the macquarie university,

audrey barnes talked with some of the excited fans at a bar in northwest d.c. >> reporter: what about alfred morris getting the season rushing record? >> the other great rookie on the team. he is amazing. he is fantastic. >> really good crop this year. >> you've been excited watching the game. what is your favorite high height? >> i think deangelo holiday's coverage has been on point. i'm excited about how he is playing. >> thank you very much. >> and another fan. rg iii has been phenomenal. alfred morris off the chain good. what did you like tonight? >> definitely alfred morris touchdown. touchdown. >>> checking some of our other top stories, senate leaders are set to get back to work this morning as they have yet to strike a fiscal cliff deal. deadline is now less than 24 hours away but the white house and congress still remain at odds over key issues such as creating an income threshold for raising taxes. leaders were able to agree on one thing, extending the farm bill for another year. that means that the price of milk is no longer at risk of reaching $7 a gallon. president obama