that is our big story tonight. 28-year-old alicia avery was found shot to death along side the body of her daughter monday night. kai reed is live in towson with how the victims are being remembered. >> dozens of people attended the candlelight vigil for alicia avery and her daughter. they said it was not about mourning their deaths, but about celebrating their lives. >> i am just devastated by everything. >> alicia avery's parents have cried every day since 28-year- old avery and her 4-year-old daughter were discovered shot to death in a baltimore county motel. tonight, loved ones and lit candles and shared memories of the mother and daughter who adored each other. alicia love to sing in had a beautiful voice. her daughter had infectious personality. >> they were beautiful people. to get to know them was to love them. >> they had not been seen or heard of for four days when their bodies were discovered in a room at the welcome inn motel on monday. alicia's beyonce was charged with the murders. >> her mother said their relationship had soured in the days before the shooting. >> i knew

what do you think, avery? punctuation, done. avery, thanks so much.hard -- >> fabio was about 5'6". reynolds is our man. he's got nothing to worry about. maybe some hair extensions but reynolds is the guy. >> and maybe the hair fan, would that work, having the hair flowing and all that? >> definitely. reynolds is our man. >> avery, richard, thanks so much, gentlemen. always good to see you. see you next weekend. >> have a good weekend, fred. >>> margaret cho is a fascinating person. she's a comedienne, an actress and activist. and cho tells how growing up she thought that she could do anything because her family told her she was white. >> in their mind, i was white. i was fully american. and so i should be into it told all sorts of things. >> the rest of her explanation is actually really interesting and actually very funny. wait until you hear her comparison to cindy brady of "the brady bunch." face to face with margaret cho straight ahead. orgot jack's cer. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, this is pretty good.

avery was busy. unable to perform for this movie -- >> i thought they were looking for you, richard, not me. >> fred, he was worried about tainti tainting the jury pool, fred. he's afraid of tainting the jury pool. this is the guy that was dating, going on radio shows and getting dates and carrying on like a lunatic. that jury pool is tainted. he's going to have a problem. the evidence is not that strong, fred. the evidence is not very strong in that case. >> let's move on to lake county, florida, where a school district is saying it's a matter of security that we don't want kids to dye their hair purple or blue or pink. we want to make sure we can see their eyes. no false eyelashes or too much eye makeup, et cetera. richard, can they do this? >> you know something, fred, in the state of florida, they can do this. and they have done this in the past. >> why? >> what? >> it's unsafe disruptions during the school day. people ridiculing these people and it disrupts the classes and it's improper and they

richard herman and avery friedman will back with us. avery, what gives? of privacy are they looking for that they, i guess, have been missing? >> none. here's the theory, though. here's the theory. the theory is that there was an -- there was a sodomy case decided by the supreme court involving a gay couple. and the supreme court invalidated the criminal sodomy laws of texas. so the theory here -- it's really pie in the sky. i teach this stuff so i get it. but what they're arguing is, well, in utah which has worked hard to ban polygamy, they're saying there's a public policy, the state is, to ban multi-member marriages. the cody brown and his people are saying, no, no, no, we have a right of privacy based on that anti-sodomy case. ultimately, the united states district judge is going to take a good look at it and throw it out. it's going nowhere. nowhere. >> richard, i don't know, are you giving up some of those rights maybe voluntarily when you sign up for reality tv and you've got cameras everywhere, which you're going to show and publicize everything i

our legal guys are back, avery friedman and richard herman. this is stunning, is it not, avery?after him immediately, within hours of the accuser launching these allegations. so they didn't vet the story? they just went after him, took him off a plane. he was a suspect, indicted him and now there are holes in the story. how remarkable is this? >> yeah. it blew up. i think this is the most electrifying legal development of the year. i'm not going to be critical, by the way, of the prosecution. they had forensics. they really didn't have a choice. this guy was gone. and the fact is that the opportunity for prosecution to develop the case, to get to it the grand jury was a relatively short window. but to its credit, they said, there are such credibility issues, that if we're going to do justice at least in meeting its burden beyond a reasonable doubt, the case must win. and cyrus vance did the right thing. >> what's going on here, richard? avery underscored, yes, there is forensic evidence substantiating that something -- there was some sort of contact between these two, or at leas

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crews spent the morning at the avery home boarding it up. there's too much damage for anyone to stay there. a passenger in the suv and avery's wife were both taken to the hospital. they are expected to be ok. >> she actually saw -- if she had been for mortgages to the right or left, the truck would have hit her and she would not have been alive. >>> the clinic from this weekend's powerful storms is still underway p.m. some roads are still closed but there are downed trees and power lines. arlington was especially hit. parts of old dominion drive rock springs road, and williamsburg road are all closed. they are removing power lines and downed trees from roadways. >>> will the region from get a chance to dry out? >> there is a good chance. that said, we do has life chances of storms for parts of our self metro area. eastward through what i went into maryland. that is where we have a chance of storms. it is cooler in parts of the potomac highlands. there is morning fog. hey lot of the sun's energy went to burning off the fog rather than warming

friends and family gathered on joppa road to remember alicia avery and her 4-year-old daughter. the bodies were found in the apartment at the, tended stay hotel. family members says avery was kind and put family first and her daughter, hire her little girl was an angel. >> it's really hard for us right now because i am never going to have a chance to say bye to my daughter properly. i have to look at pictures and i am not, you know, get truing this right now. but i am -- through this right now but i am holding on because i got a lot of love. a lot of love. >> police say avery's boyfriend brian lamont eggleston killed them and faces two counts of murder but could be charged with a third because avery was reportedly preg nance with eggleston's child. >>> police are trying to find out who owned a begun that got into the hands of a a 5-year- old boy who shot his 4-year-old playmate at playground in prince george's county yesterday. police say they were called to the apartment at hillcrest heights where they found the 4- year-old shot in the back. the mother of the 5-year-old shooter

alicia avery was found shot to death with her daughter darry'el. we have more on how they are being remembered. >> it is hard for us because i'm never going to have a chance it say goodbye to my daughter properly. >> just that i don't know, man, i'm devastated by everything. it still haven't fully hit me. >> alicia's parents have cried every day since avery and her 4-year-old daughter darry'el were discovered shot to death in a baltimore county motel. tonight loved ones lit candles and shared memories of the mother and daughter who adored each other. alicia had a beautiful voice and darry'el had an infectious personality. >> they were beautiful people. to get to know them you would love them. >> they had not been seen or heard from four four days when baltimore county police discovered their bodies in a room at the welcome inn motel monday. within days police charged avery's fiance 28-year-old brian eggleston jr. with the murders. her mother said the relationship between avery and eggleston had soured in the days before the shooting. >> i already k

alicia abrey and her 4-year-old daughter were shot to death, avery was also pregnant with twins. today her family talked about her loss. >> it's really hard because i'm never going to have a chance to talk to my daughter. all i have to look at is pictures. and i'm not getting through this right now, but i'm holding on though. i have a lot of lot, a lot of love. >> reporter: even in this tough time, avery's mom says she's still talking about the suspect. avery was in witness protection during the incident but police say that was not a factor in her death. >>> an emotional farewell for a 15-year-old boy who was shot and killed at a slumber party. pallbearers wore jerseys. no charges have been filed. >>> the man behind the iconic maryland business has died. price phillips senior passed away today. phillips is the founder of phillips seafood. she and his wife opened the crab house back in 1986. they opened their baltimore location in 1980s. he was 90 years old. >>> more than $1 billion, that's what a jury ordered exxon to pay familys in a community. tonight mike schuh talks to some p

as for avery's family -- [ crying ] >> she's in a better place. >> and alicia avery was in a police witness program. city detectives say her death was not a result of being in their program. denise? >> all right. thank you, gigi. a preliminary hearing for eggleston is later this month. >>> a string of fires in edgemere has people on alert tonight. mike schuh explains, police are asking for help. >> reporter: a few sundays ago, this telephone pole set ablaze. >> another fire around. >> another sunday. second dumpster. >> then this house. but early this past sunday morning, fires all around. >> at that location, a residence was set on fire. a business was set on fire. two sheds were set on fire. and three vehicles, as well as a dumpster. >> reporter: from here, it's almost any which way you turn. the dumpster, the shed. the house, and the apartment building. >> i heard sparks. i heard like pow, pow, pow, sparks. and i jumped out and looked out my bedroom window. and i seen the sparks and i seen the house, you know, on fire. >> reporter: this neighbor was afraid of the arsonist. >> i'm scared

avery freedman and richard hermann on the phone also with us. avery, did the prosecution make a convincing argument as you heard from david there, prosecution said to the jury, that this is a woman who wanted a care free life, drawing that inference. >> i think fredericka that jeff ashton did exactly what he was supposed to do. while there were bits of emotion, he laid it out in a very clear way. what's interesting is that we've only heard obviously that piece of it and the prosecution agis going to return after they are done with their argument. at this point the think the jury gets it. we need the prosecution fredericka to fill in more detail. we really need to know a little bit more about chloroform, about duct tape, but by and large, the prosecution ended its closing argument with exactly the way it should have done. the jury understands it, simple and clean and tight and i don't know that he could have done a better job. >> richard, the judge also instructed the jurors they cannot consider the defense's initial allegation that the defendant

avery friedman in cleveland and richard herman in las vegas.ot their math right because first they thought she'd be out wednesday. now they recalculated. looks like next sunday she'll be out of jail. but her legal problems are not over, are they, richard? >> no, they're not over. by the way, as far as the calculations go, fred, my calculations i confirm with a judge in orlando as well as a bureau of prison personnel, she should be out already. this all may be a ruse. people are threatening to kill her. who knows what's going on down there? >> maybe for her own protection? >> i think so. let's see what happens. >> okay. clearly there are some problems with the relations in the family. we saw that. while some were taking the stand and even after the fact, she may not necessarily want to go straight home or be welcomed to go straight home, avery. >> right. >> so when she does get out of jail, there are other legal cases that might come to the surface. a civil case by this nanny or this woman that was named as the nanny, casey anthony blaming that

we have keith avery here to talk about what exactly happened. i know, keith, you said you were sleeping at the time when this all happened. >> yes, i was taking a nap and i heard this loud crash and i opened the door to see an suv in my dining room. i tried to get out but it was blocking the door and i couldn't get out so i had to climb out the side window to come back around inside the thousands see what extent the damage was. >> reporter: you were thinking you were dreaming all of this. >> i was. it is not every day you see a truck in your dining room. >> reporter: let's talk about the rest of your family. your son was cleaning up his

not with the evidence in this case. >> and real quick, avery. your predictions on this. >> ashton is going to get his conviction. baez, to his credit, has done a lot better than a lot of people expected. the bottom line, i think the jury gets it. i think we're looking for a conviction first degree. >> thank you so much. avery friedman, richard herman, appreciate your insights. >> thanks a lot. >> of course, tonight a comprehensive special report on the casey anthony murder trial at 10:00 eastern time on the closing arguments of the day. >>> all right. the high profile case involving dominique strauss-kahn may be crumbling. but as far as his fellow french are concerned, he still has some explaining to do about his lifestyle in new york. >> all this going around with the restaurants, the new life, and all this money which has been spent. these people are shocked. >> all right. my interview with a french journalist still ahead. >>> and sealing it with a kiss. a royal couple's fairy tale wedding in monaco. could it have upstaged the other royal wedd

i asked secretary avery weeks ago what we need to do. i asked commissioner sugaya what we need to do. his response was "i do not think we need to respond." secretary avery, for the entire nine weeks, i never heard back. the only a week ago, actually, only a few days ago did this letter fully draft, not discussed, comes in front of us, and now it has been written by three groups of people who are supposed to ride on the run without having give us the information that we have to respond or we might seek your advice on how to write it. i find that uncomfortable. however much i like to think in unison with this group, i cannot support the way this is being done. >> as with any correspondence, staff drafts our response for you. you consider it, make changes, and vote on it. if the commission prefers to draft their own responses, you can do that. commissoner moore: i would love to do that. this is a legal bottle of an argument. this is not a conversational the letter. this is clearly written by someone who enters all these arguments in the law

director's report, item five, director's announcements. >> i want to pass my condolences on to linda avery for the loss of her sister, and also the department felt condolences for the family of anthony anthony. he was a member of the city family for a very long time. he passed away two weeks ago, before your break. several members of the staff were able to attend the funeral. last week. i also wanted to welcome back president miguel. it is good to have you back, looking good and healthy as always. i also want to welcome jose campos. thank you and welcome. a couple of things i wanted to report to you. the governor did indeed signed two bills last week related to redevelopment's, senate bill 26 and 27. those bills did take effect immediately upon his signature. in summary, just where we are today, 26 prohibits redevelopment agencies from taking on new actions, including incurring new debt or making new loans or making new contracts or amending or adopting new redevelopment areas. they are subject to a number of new responsibilities. is the agencies do not comply with that -- if the agencies

we spoke to keith avery, one of the homeowners.s actually in one of the back bedrooms sleeping when this happened. and he still just can't believe this car came crashing into his home. >> i thought i was dreaming. and then i realized that it was real. so i went around to see if i could make sure nobody was actually hurt. >> officers conducted their investigation, located the vehicle driver, approximately 22-year-old white female. during their investigation they determined the driver was under the influence of alcohol and since arrested her for that. >> reporter: and so the driver is facing charges and is okay. according to mr. avery, she was able to get out of the vehicle and talk to him. she, according to him, was very apologetic about what had happened. just a very, very scary situation for this family. amazing that nobody was injured. the wife had some minor injuries. she was more banged up than anything. they did take her to the hospital, but she's since been released, and she's going to be okay. back to you, know. >> megan mcg

alicia avery and her 4-year-old -- avery and her 4-year-old daughter were found in her apartment. she was pregnant with twins at the time of the murder. police arrested her boyfriend, brian eggselton. funeral services will be held at the st. abraham baptist church in baltimore city. the service starts at 11 this morning. >>> six minutes after six. fires set in baltimore county last weekend are now being blamed on arsonists. and police want your help to find suspects. the first fire was reported 4 sunday morning. first responders found a fire in the back of the building on sparrows point road. shortly after that, officials discovered four cars in the area that had been set on fire. anyone with information about the fires is asked to call metrocrimestoppers at the number on the screen 1-866-7- lockup. >>> investigators are searching for the the -- for the cause of a fire that destroyed a home and six cars. the fire erupted yesterday morning. the fire reportedly started in a garage and quickly spread throughout the home. luckily, no one was injured. >>> six tense are -- teens are acc

alicia avery and her 4-year-old were found dead in their apartment last week. easery was pregnant with twins -- avery was pregnant with twins at the time of the death. 28-year-old brian eggleston is charged with murder but could face additional charges. funeral service will be today at 11 at st. abraham baptist church in baltimore. >>> 6:48. verizon wireless must pay 20 million dollars over how they treated the disabled employees. the workers had to miss work because of their disabilities. lawyers filed a suit in -- suit in maryland and the government says they didn't help accommodate disability employees. it's the largest discrimination suit in eeoc history. >>> illegal immigrants accused of -- an illegal immigrant accused of posing as a member of the rockefeller family is being extra do ited from baston -- boston for kidnapping his daughter. he and his daughter were found in baltimore after authorities all over the country were looking for them. he is charged with killing a man in southern california more than 25 years ago. he is held on 10 million dollar bon

alicia avery and her 4-year-old daughter were found in the a.m. apartment. she was pregnant with twins at the time of her death. mrs. arrested her boyfriend and right now he is -- police arrested her boyfriend and right now is charged with murder. funeral services will be today at the st. abram baptist church in baltimore. the service begins at 11 this morning. >>> several fires set in baltimore county last weekend are blamed on arsonist. police want your help to find the suspect. the first was reported around 4 sunday morning. first responders found the fire in the back of the building on sparrows point road. after that, officials discovered four cars in the area that had been set on fire. anyone with information on the fires is asked to call metro crimestoppers at 1-866-7- lockup. >>> annapolis residents may want to listen up if your water and sewer rates are headed north. and today you will gee the first opportunity to hear about the new plan. the city -- you will get the first opportunity to hear about the the new plan. the-- the new plan. increase went

we have keith avery here to talk about what exactly happened. i know, keith, you said you were sleeping at the time when this all happened. >> yes, i was taking a nap and i heard this loud crash and i opened the door to see an suv in my dining room. i tried to get out but it was blocking the door and i couldn't get out so i had to climb out the side window to come back around inside the thousands see what extent the damage was. >> reporter: you were thinking you were dreaming all of this. >> i was. it is not every day you see a truck in your dining room. >> reporter: let's talk about the rest of your family. your son was cleaning up his room. your wife, talk about how close this car came to her. >> my wife was in the back living room and she had just gotten up to turn off the television on the far left side of the back living room. when this truck came crashing through the back door. and with all of the debris, when she actually came to the truck was three inches from her face. so, she was literally almost killed. she's lucky to be alive. >> unb

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a little while ago, we talked to keith avery, one of the homeowners.id he was actually asleep in one of the bedrooms when he was awakened by the loud crash. >> i heard this crash, and i thought it was an accident. there's a lot of accidents on the street. and i opened the door to the back bedroom, and there was an suv in my dining room. and i heard my wife screaming. she said she was bleeding, but the truck was in front of the doorway. i couldn't get out. so i climbed out the side window, went back around, and came back to see all the damage to my house this truck had done. >> reporter: and you can see that work crews are on the scene. they're putting plywood over the opening of the houtse, and they're going to have to shore things up as best they can. a lot of damage to this home, but no serious injuries. the wife actually had minor injuries, but she's been released from the hospital, and she's going to be just fine although obviously very, very shaken by what happened. it was a woman who was driving this suv. she struck two cars out there on aspen hi

avery was busy. he was unable to perform for this movie role. they were looking for you!y we . >> they were looking for you, richard, not me. >> i'm glad they didn't cast either of you. then you'd be unavailable for us. >> he's afraid of tainting the jury pool, fred. this is a guy who was dating, going on radio shows, getting dates and carrying on like a lunatic. that jury pool is tainted. he's got to have a problem. the evidence is not that strong, fred. the evidence is not very strong in that case. >> i love those legal guys, richard and avery, every weekend. catch them every saturday and you may see them again on sunday, too. >>> don lemon here now, you can see him, too, in 12 minutes from now. >> i'm going to be talking about -- >> you'll see him now. again in 12 minutes. >> i was looking for that song "going to the chapel ♪ >> because? >> because. because we're -- i should be saying we're going to the mansion. we're going to the mansion. gracie mansion. because mayor bloomberg, michael bloomberg and two handsome grooms -- do you say bride and broom? beautiful bride a

avery was also pregnant with twins. her mother spoke about the family's loss. >> it is a huge loss right now. i'm never going to have a chance to say goodbye to my daughter properly. i'm just getting through this right now. but i'm holding on. i have a lot of love. >> avery's mother also said she is praying for the suspect, brian eggleston jr. >>> the man behind an iconic maryland business has died. brice phillips sr., the founder of phillips seafood, passed away yesterday. he and his wife shirley, opened their first crab house in ocean city back in 1956. they opened their baltimore location in 1980. the couple now runs 19 restaurants. phillips was 90 years old. >>> you may see a strange sight in the skies over the next few weeks. nasa is now sending low flying planes up and down the i-95 corridor. alex major reports the test flight is part of the first of its kind air study. >> maybe you saw it flying at only 1000 feet. this plane converted into a flying laboratory is studying air quality between washington, d.c. nasa

. >> elicia avery was found shot to death in a motel with her 4-year-old daughter. we have more on how the victims are being remembered. >> i'm never going to have a chance to say goodbye to my daughter properly. >> i'm just devastated by everything. it still hasn't fully hit me. >> her parents have cried every day since she and her daughter were discovered shot to death in a baltimore county motel. tonight loved ones lit candles and shared memories of the mother and daughter. alicia loved to sing and her daughter had an infectious personality. >> they were beautiful people. to get to know them you would love them. >> they had not been seen or heard from in four days when their bodies were found in a room in the welcome inn motel. within days her fiance was charged with the murders. her mother sayers the relationship between avery and he had soured in the days before the shooting. >> i knew that he was the one. she was tired. she was stressing her out and she was going through so much. i'm praying for him because he needs a lot of prayer. something is really wrong w

it came across the avery family backyard through this fence and it also went through the property.his is the aspen hill library. it hit that one way sign and the two parked cars on aspen hill road before -- that's how it all started. here's what sebastian had to say. >> i haven't seen anything this scary in my life. hard to believe. >> i'm glad mom is ok. >> yeah. >> there was all of this stuff flying on her. >> the washing machine almost went on her and the car was only a few inches away. i'm glad she's alive. >> well, sebastian's mom is lucky to be alive. the car coming three inches from her face. the suv, just three feet from the gas line. the suv completely inside the family living room there at 12:20 this morning. the 22-year-old driver was taken into custody. she was talking with police and moments later, she was handcuffed, visibly upset and crying. think about the family who was at home when this suv came barreling into their home. andrea, jessica? >> surae, you're reporting a miracle in aspen. >> no kidding. >> thank you, surae chinn, reporting live from aspen hill, maryla

a funeral for alicia avery and dariel parkville as been planned. in a fire destroyed classic cars at home in baltimore county. crews responded to a home on candlestick driver around 9:00 this morning. there were told the fire started in the garage and quickly spread to the home. fortunately no one was injured. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. and >> after yesterday's filing deadline for city elections the field is set for the run for city hall. stephanie rawlings blake remains the front runner, but there are few candidates who hope to swoop in for a come-from-behind victory. we're joined live from city hall with more on that. >> the race is on so to speak as six democrats and two republicans are making a run for the city's top spot as the primary candidates list of revealed by the state canada list. there are many issues at hand. experts feel that incumbent stephanie rawlings blake has the best chance of winning right now, given her recent endorsement and the fact that she has so many people standing behind her. >> you would think

. >> we're closing the meeting in the memory of linda avery, anthony -- , and robert pender. thank you. the meeting is adjourned.

yes, avery underscored there is some forensic evidence substantiating that something, there was some sort of contact between these two, at least that's the allegation and investigators want to stand by that, but they have a problem with the story of the alleged victim. how is it that perhaps -- i guess the story really needs to supercede that forensic evidence or at least match it and that's the problem here, it just doesn't match? >> fred, the great yogi berra coined the phrase it's not over till it's over, this case is over. this case will be dismissed and there's no way they can prosecute him for this. >> no way even if there's forensic evidence, there's no way they can go in regard. >> the defense says it was consensual, number one, and this victim has now proven to be a liar on many issues, including, claiming he was gang raped, raped back in her own country. that was a lie. you cannot have a rape victim on the stand with her credibility on the line who previously claimed to have been raped and was not, that's for starters, 24 hours after the arrest, there's a jailhouse telephon

avery, thanks for joining us here on "newsroom."his into context f a couple gets married in new york, say and then crosses into another state, is the marriage still valid? >> no. and that's actually the big question, suzanne, while new york did pass its law and there were mean that were married this weekend, 44 other states do not have same-sex marriage laws. so in the example that you use, if someone gets married or got married in new york this weekend and went to, let's say we yes, ma'aming for their honeymoon, let's say there was an accident, well, if one is in the hospital that hospital is not going to recognize most like lilt fact that the same-sex person that married the injured person is a husband or wife. therefore, it's of limited value, at least in terms of one's freedom, to get care or be protected as if they were a spouse in a male/female marriage. >> is there any federal law that would protect that same-sex marriage? >> absolutely not. you know what's interesting that is exactly the point. under article four of our cons

absolutely. >> strong thoughts from avery and richard.ur legal guys every saturday noon eastern time. >>> it's not often that british royalty goes to skid row in los angeles but today is a special occasion. the duke and duchess of cambridge are wrapping up the first official visit to the u.s. and raising awareness about an arts program that helps inner city kids. have they arrived? >> reporter: they haven't arrived yet, fredericka, we're expecting them to arrive in the next several minutes. after the next day or so the duke and duchess have been treated to the mostero glamouro and reception with hollywood stars last night and members of the british film industry. today a different part of their advice it it. they are at inner city arts. this is a place described as an oasis for up to 10,000 homeless and underprivileged youth every year. this is a very, very important cause for both the duke and duchess of cambridge, they are supporting the idea that the arts can really help better the standard of living for children like these. they will

brian eggleston killed felicia avery and her daughter. the arrest warrant was served today. they were ready for the release on an unrelated charge. tonight we're learning more about those arsons in baltimore county. we told you about the last evening. more than half a dozen fires were set in the edge of your area. as barry simms explains, this community has been burned by arson before. >> most of the damage to this minivan happened inside. the smoke covered windshield and burned a driver's seat evidence of arson. her family heard a loud boom around 4:00 a.m. sunday morning and she found her husband's work a ban on fire. >> it was so scary. >> what they did not know until after firefighters arrived is that there kia sorrento was on fire. the family worried the flames would extend to their home. >> it was a fire and potentially could have caught our house on fire. my kids were inside. >> another car and the stumpf tour was set on fire along with two sheds located on sparrows point road. the flames damaged the car repair station's roof. he got his tenant next door to leave and

not really, but i think we're going to see a substantial reduction or acquittal. >> all right, avery,rd, catch our legal guys every saturday noon eastern. you never know what they're going to say or how they see it. >>> straight ahead, the big fat truth about your favorite guilty pleasures and restaurant calle counts. but i did. they said i couldn't fight above my weight class. but i did. they said i couldn't get elected to congress. but i did. ♪ sometimes when we touch ha ha! millions of hits! [ male announcer ] flick, stack, and move between active apps seamlessly. only on the new hp touchpad with webos. >>> all right, planning on going out to dinner tonight? if you are counting calories, you need to listen up. researchers at tuft's university say they were shocked at how inaccurate the calorie count information was on a restaurant website. the story from senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: lori is on a secret mission and it has to do with what's in this bag. she's a nutrition researcher and restaurants don't know she's checking up on them. back at her lab at

. >> we're closing the meeting in the memory of linda avery, anthony -- , and robert pender. thank you. the meeting is adjourned. >> to address these concerns, i have made a series of amendments to the resolution that capture the spirit of the policy but would allow continued conversation with the task force and other stakeholders about how we do metering. i believe strongly that the city needs to start developing toes to help create affordable housing. in our housing element alone, we talk about building a 60% affordable, but we are currently not doing that. it is important to start the discussion about creating tools of measuring our affordable housing and creating tools to enforce that. i grew up in new york city, one to my parents who had immigrated here to the u.s. actually, i started really becoming active in working with the community when i was in high school. came out to california for college, went to stanford. i was always politically involved. when i was a college student, i worked on the initiative to get rid of affirmative action in our public government system.

planning family have passed away this week, in the past two weeks actually. 1 being secretary linda avery's sister. and anthony urbina, he used to help us set up the meetings here. he does the wide. and finally robert pinder, who was very active in the park merced organization . finally, i wanted to mention i was nominated jan 21st. that had to do with local manufacturing. there's a lot of potential there. so, maybe at some point, we can engage in more conversation about that. and finally, it yes, i think that sometimes -- the articles i have read on the exodus of families tend not to be very cost conscious, actually. they do not focus enough on the working class families, the challenges they face, to certain pressures, especially the mission and other neighborhoods were u.s. seen an exodus of the latino families. -- where you have seen an exodus of latino families. it is important that we're not just limited to a certain sector of those who are leaving. i think it is important that we keep all families here, middle- class, above and below, and i think it is important that we have a convers

. >> we're closing the meeting in the memory of linda avery, anthony -- , and robert pender. thank you. the meeting is adjourned. the biggest issue in america today? segregation still exists... racism... the repression and oppression of women the educational system stem cell research homeless people cloning government health care taxation announcer: so, is there anything you're doing to help make a change? i'm not really doin' anything. ummmm [sighs] got me on that one... >> hello and welcome to "meet your district supervisor." we're here with supervisor elsbernd from district 7. supervisor elsbernd was appointed to the board in august of 2004 and elected to his seat in november of that year. he is in the middle of his second term. we will get to know him and learn about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome. tell us about your background. >> i was born and raised in district 7. i went to st. cecilia's grammar school. i went to a small school in los angeles and came back here to teach law school. -- went to lost cool. i went to work here immediately after passing the b