i would reciprocate and nominate audrey joseph our sound expert to be vice president. do we have a second? >> second. >> discussion? call the roll. >> commissioner hyde? >> aye. >> commission joseph? >> aye. >> commissioner tan? >> aye. >> commissioner lee? >> aye. >> president newlin? >> aye. >> and well thank you for your vote of confidence. and i enjoy getting through these meetings. >> is your term a year from today? >> july 1st. july 1st is what is in the code and we have had some glitchs in meetings in that time, so this is the closest we could get. >> okay. >> great. so where are we at? are we going to skip the director's report tonight? >> if i might just point out one particular item. i can move the rest of the items to the next report, but i would like to introduce naomi acres, who has sat through this whole meeting. she will be a new commissioner. >> hello. >> she is taking the public health seat. and this was a really good education today. she was approved by the full board and i don't know when the swearing-in will be, but if we could manage to get here in

i would reciprocate and nominate audrey joseph our sound expert to be vice president. do we have a second? >> second. >> discussion? call the roll. >> commissioner hyde? >> aye. >> commission joseph?

audrey barnes, the latest tonight on www.myfoxdc.com. >>> a thursday night football game between the baltimore ravens and cleveland browns helped police catch a pair of serial burglars. police arrested joseph baumgarten of pasadena, diana marketti of glen burnie. one of the items listed, a pair of ravens tickets. police showed up to the game, questioned the ticket holders, found they had bought the tickets from marketti. burglary victims in the neighborhood are relieved the pair is off the streets. >> it's great news. it happened very quickly. i think that's a testament to our police force. >> police say the burglars would break into homes in the daylight by knocking on doors to see if residents were home. they also began investigating -- got investigated in connection with up to 10 other break-ins. >>> monitoring metro tonight, the transit agency being forced to display controversial ads in some of its stations. late this afternoon a federal judge ruled metro must allow pro israeli ads that equate muslim radicals with savages. fox 5's will thomas here with that. >> metro wanted to delay putting up the ads at least until november 1st because of safety concerns. metro's lawyer said look at