neighbors in bailey's bowie neighborhood say there are often police cars outside the family home. said his mom has had plenty of trouble with him and another said he is suspected in a rash of break-ins in in the community. we are told bailey was in court on a break-in case last week and someone heard him threaten the judge. judge saw don who says he handles between 50 and 75 juvenile cases a day says he doesn't specifically remember bailey and didn't hear the threat personally. but dawson says he is glad the sheriff's office is taking the threats seriously. audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >> gulf air the bailey is due in court on february 21st for a preliminary hearing. >>> think about this. sodas, snacks and birth control pills. up next, a vending machine controversy. >> we'll hear from students and officials at one college about this. stay with us. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leadi

and young now growing frederick bailey hated it. auld was the first master to whip him but auld wasn't very good at it. and auld gave up. for the better part of a year, rented douglass to a ceremony slave breakner the community seven miles away is, one edward edward covey became douse lass mass iter for the better part of a year between the ages of 16 and 17. edward covey beat douglass and terrorized him psychologically, broke him as a being being according to douglass of' memory. broke him, lost his will. at one point he fled back to st. michael's and begged thomas auld to just take me away from that fiend. auld said no. it's probably your own fault. go back in the morning. he went back the next morning tail between his legs. but it was a sunday and edward covey didn't beat slaves on sunday, but on monday morning, he met douglass working in the stables lifting hay. with a switch, and according to douglass, he resisted, and they fought, claimed douglass, for two years. never believe that fight lasted two hours. maybe 20 minutes. who

. >> this is bailey page. she's 6 years old.he's describing the things that she loves that are on the poster board, including a picture of her daddy. >> who is this, bailey? >> that's daddy. >> do you love your daddy? guess what, bailey, turn around. >> dad! how did you get here? why did you make it? >> aren't you glad i gave you the hanky? >> it's the dad's reaction that's so cute, too, because he just can't let her go. >> i missed you. >> i missed you too, munchkin. >> how did you ever make it, dad? why did you ever make it? >> i had to. happy birthday. >> aw. that's my only birthday present i wanted is you. >> oh. >> he has been in the army for seven years, and most recently he was in afghanistan, and this will be the first time since bailey was born that he will be able to live with his family. >> wow. >> adam page, thank you for your service, and how cute was that? she's rubbing on his head and just kissing on him like i can't believe he is here. that's all i wanted for my birth day. >> i'm so glad they got it on video so w

he was the son of harriet bailey. in all likelihood, her white master. although we don't know for sure and he never knew. he came into the world and probably the cabin of his grandmother, betsy bailey, who had a cabin and a relatively independent economic life and more than 20 children depended upon her at the bend of the tuckahoe river in the maryland shore. betsy bailey, his grandmother, was a master fisher woman who would wade in the tuckahoe river with the nets. she was sort of queen of the neighborhood. she was the only semblance of a parental figure douglass really had. at age 6, he was sent to live at the plantation by the former governor of maryland. during his two years living at the plantation, which he called the great house farm, frederick saw his mother for the last time in 1825 when he was nearly 7 years old. she died the following year. he had virtually no real memory of her, but he kept trying to invent her. at one point, he saw an image of one of the egyptian kings. ramsey's iii or v. i forgot. a male figure, with such beauty in the face

we're told that bailey was in court on a break-in case last week and that someone heard him threatenge. judge dawson, who handles between 50 and 75 juvenile cases a day said he doesn't specifically remember bailey and doesn't remember the threat. he's glad the sheriff's office is taking the threats seriously. and one final note tonight, garrett bailey is due in court on february 21st for a preliminary hearing. will? >> audrey barnes in the newsroom. thank you. >>> and local college basketball dominating the sports scene this saturday. >> the maryland terps taking a settle win on the road against duke. >>> and we dealt with some snow today and now we're dealing with some cold temperatures. look at the colder air is that is settling in for us and from the upper midwest. it's making the trek across our area into tomorrow. how long it's going to stick around. next.  ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that

bailey came home and had a brain aneurysm. so mrs. bailey died the day after mr. king. in 1991, we opened as the national civil rights museum. this is our 20th year anniversary. so we're celebrating 20 years in 2011. as you walk this way, we're going to start our experience -- as you walk this way, on this particular wall, we wanted to highlight the people who actually have been to visit us in the past 20 years. if they're on the wall, that means they have taken the same steps that you're about to take as part of your tour experience. this is our first gallery, like i told you outside, we start in the year 1619. this is the documented struggle of america's civil rights struggle when the african slaves were brought to the british isles. we learn about harriet tubman, so we wanted to lay down the foundation for america's story in the 1600s. as you walk through the space, as the eras change and become more and more intense, the exhibits actually become who and more intense as well to demonstrate just what the movement was like in america during that era. and we tell all of

guess what, bailey? turn around. >> dad! how did you make it! i'm happy!t's my only birthday present that i wanted, is you. >>,, sergeant page and bailey are patriots and so are all the folks at the elementary school in salt lake. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. and then we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, even sardinia. what a nice lace that is. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name your town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do

guess what, bailey? turn around. >> dad! how did you make it! i'm happy!hday. >> oh, that's my only birthday present that i wanted, is you. >>,, sergeant page and bailey are patriots and so are all the folks at the elementary school in salt lake. that's it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. and then we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, even sardinia. what a nice lace that is. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name your town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be a ninnyhammer. i'm bill o'reilly, please always remember the spin stops right here. we are definitely looking >> tgif, everyone. it's friday, february 3rdrd. i'm gretchen carlson. thank you for sharing your time with us today. president obama says everyone should support taxing the rich because -- jesus said it in the bible. >> for me as a christian, it also coincides with jesus' teaching that for unto whom much is given, much shall be required. >> but later in the day, he continued his attacks on the catholic church so what would jesu

>> bailey. >> jimmy: bailey. >> hi, bailey. >> jimmy: happy valentine's day, you guys. >> thank you.that. this is a nice blackberry with a lot of fingerprints all over it. [ laughter ] but it works for blackberries as well. we're gonna listen to your voicemail, if you don't mind. put it in the hacker 9000. >> hi, r.j. it's rebecca. [ laughter ] i can't believe you stood me up on valentine's day. you didn't even give me a present, even though i'm assuming you got the one i gave you, that black shirt jacket thing you were asking for. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wore a jacket, yeah. >> begging for it. >> jimmy: it's a shirt jacket. >> sort of a shirt jacket. >> jimmy: it's a blazer. yeah. blazer. >> you're probably wearing it right now, wherever you are. and i hope you're not with that hussy, bailey. [ laughter ] what do you see in her anyway? she's always wearing that tan blousy-looking thing. [ laughter ] but she never laughs at anything. [ laughter ] she better not laughing at me right now. is she laughing at me? [ sobs ] anyway, i still love you. happy valentine's day. [ cheers and a

of all juvenile cases one that was earlier this month threatened to kill him 16-year-old garrett baileyis being charged as an adult with solicitation of first degree murder possession of an illegal firearm and threats against a state official and incredibly there are stillthreaten against the judge on his twitter page including this one laced with a racial slur who wants $1,000 to kill that blank dawson in another tweet he calls dawson who is black, a racist who quote locks up all the white people neighbors in the buoy neighbourhood said his mom has plenty of trouble with him. >> we are told bailey was in court on a break-in case last week and someone heard him threaten the judge. judge dawson who says he handles between 50 and 75 juvenile cases a day, says he doesn't specifically remember bailey and didn't hear the threat personally. but dawson says he is glad the sheriff's office is taking the threats seriously. >> audrey barnes, fox 5 news. >>> garrett bailey is due in court february 21st for preliminary hearing. >>> it was a record breaking jackpot that swelled to more than $725 mil

. >> we'll get new insight into the murder of oakland journalist chauncey bailey.k titled "killing the mess ger" a story of radical faith, the assassination of a journalist, that will be released today. it was written by thomas peel, a journalist who investigated the murder. he did research on "your black muslim bakery leader," the man convicted of killing bailey. >>> domestic violence charges against sheriff ross mirkarimi prompted an advocacy group to try to buy a billboard to draw attention to the issue. m mirkarimi charged with three misdemeanors. a shelter for domestic violence victims looking to raise about $4,000 to put up a billboard to be placed near the hall of justice. the billboard would saying domestic violence is never a private matter. that of course is referring to statements made by both mirkarimi and his wife. >>> no charges will be filed against a woman accused of hitting a fan in the head during a shark's game. the 16-year-old was attacked during the game and almost knocked unconscious. the female fan who hit her says it was all an accident. pro

dae. >> and who is this bailey. >> that's daddy. >> you love your daddy? guess what, bailey.ad! i missed you. >> i missed you too, m u.n. chkin. megyn: it gets you ever time. who out there is not tearing up right now? not a dry eye in the class either. listen to bailey telling her dad how happy she is that he is home for her birthday. >> i'm happy. >> happy birthday. >> that is my only birthday present i wanted, that's you. megyn: oh, my god, how are we supposed to go on from here? well sergeant page has served in the army for seven years. this time he's home for good. it will be the first time he's lived with his family full time since little bailey was born. god bless them, and god bless all of our men and women in uniform and their families who are making sacrifices while you and i go about our daily lives not paying attention to them. all the best. now we have to move onto news that is kind of depressing. attorney general eric holder is facing possible charges of contempt of congress. these stories stink in comparison to that one. a leading member of the house is accusing

it will be the first time he has lived with his family since bailey born. take a nice time coming. enjoy. today more than 350,000 students in 30 states participated in the first digital learning day. i got a chance to serve as moderator hosted by the museum. in included live interaction with schools across the country here ye. it allowed teachers and students to come together and explain innovative technology in the classroom. >> very interesting. we would like to remind you that we will have a new person joining the abc7 news team. he will join cynee on "good morning, washington." so excited to welcome him. it all starts tomorrow. >> did you see that smile? it says i love waking up early in the morning. >> let's see what is coming up on the 6:00 show. to g>> a major announcement on afghanistan today from the defense secretary. we will see what he had to say. also, a busy day on the campaign trail. security arrangements have change for mitt romney. why the fight for the nomination could stretch out for months. those stories and more coming up the 6:00. we will see you soon. >> we'r

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. >> i am maria bailey. i see you have here your baseline budget, which is very important. there has been a lot of budget cuts. i would like to see a lot of these addressed back to the fire department and police department as well. i was at the district meeting in the tenderloin. i would like to submit this copy of a letter i gave to them, and this expaing which i would like you to look at and they be fit into your budget. i'm very passionate about bringing criminals down in all crime. here you go. the letter in there is to command all the officers that stood tall to bring down crime in the last few days. i am very proud of them. i saw them handcuff people. i was just very proud. thank you very much. president mazzucco: public comment is now closed. >> line item number three, reports and announcements. cheeps report. >> good evening. how are you? this week, i am happy to announce the weekly comstat report. we have had declines year after year. this is even more significant. in the first 28 days of the year, violent crime is down 10%. additionally, property crimes are down 1

. >> getting new insight into the murder of chauncey bailey. a book called "killing the messinger" back lashed and the assassination of a journalist women be released. it was written by a bay area journalist who investigated the murder. he also did research on your black muslim worker, the man convicted of killing bailey. >> a california lawmaker introduced a bill to save state park. the proposal offers several ideas. among them creating a license plate with fees going to support state park, also to increase park visits and revenue. of california's 278 state parks, 70 are slated for closure this summer to help save the state $22 million. >> it's tough all over. 5:20. coming up the bay area team that gets to meet the president. who and why next. >> a number of school districts talking with changing what they save your kids lunch. >> welcome back. 5:23 a. number of bay area school districts going above and beyond regulations when it comes to lunch. the the oakland tribune reporting that oakland wants to upgrade school kitchens and create a huge c

jurors won't be allowed to hear allegations but longmeyer bungled the chauncey bailey murder case. >>> warning drivers all over the city that is after several car thefts last week. six cars were reported stolen. that is three-times the average for the city of livermore. police are telling drivers make sure you lock your car and take your keys. >>> back over to sal to check in on the commute. how does it look? >> right now it's not looking big on the bay bridge. there is a crash clearing from treasure island. traffic is easing up on the incline section. there is is a backup toward the toll plaza already. that's because they had to switch the metering lights on to extra slow. the crash looks like it's gone. the accident backup remains getting on to the bridge and also at the toll plaza. looking at the wind condition, people driving on the bay bridge should be aware any way. the chp has issued a high wind warning for the bridge. you can see the signs there warning drivers. high wind warns will stay with us for awhile. i can see that the roads are also going to be wet because of some over

police say garrett bailey offered $1,000 for someone to kill dawson on his twitter account. teen is charged with soliciting murder and threatening a state official. bailey was to be sentenced by dawson for a break-and-entering charge later this week. >>> the maker for a drug believes counterfeit vials have entered the u.s. what this means for cancer patients. >> reporter: the maker of avastin, the cancer drug, says the fake product does not include a key ingredient. that ingredient is used to treat brain, colon cancer. it is unclear how many vials are now in circulation. the company is working with the fda to track down those counterfeit vials. avastin can only be administered by doctors in hospitals. >> the drug is a huge money maker for roche, generating about $6 billion a year. >>> maryland gets another dose of spring-like weather. take another live look outside right now. the sun has returned, but is it here to stay? wjz has weather and traffic together. bob is here now with the updated numbers. bob? >> let's take a look at radar. nothing going on around here. just a few

and listen to republican senators kay bailey hutchinson present a different picture. >> but, president obama's policy has resultted in an unprecedented slow down in exploration and production of oil and gas. off shore drilling permits are issued at less than half . rate of the previous administration. the average number of leases issued on public lands is less than half that during president clinton's term. >> in addition to all of this conflict. catch 22 in the gas price roller coaster. world economy breaks free of the recession it will require more fuel and that is leading to higher demand and higher prices. >> too much pain in the pump. thank you very much. >> tomorrow is fox news sunday. chris wallace will have an exclusive interview with mitt romney. chris will be sitting down with indiana governor mitch daniels and you want to watch that. and fox news can confirm that osama bin laden's compound in pakistan is being demolished. residents said the government destroyed one room. it is not certain how long it will take to destroy the entire compound. we are efforting video on this .

. >> who's this, bailey? >> that's daddy. >> do you love your daddy? guess what, bailey?n around! >> dad! how did you make it? how did you make it? how did you ever make it, dad? >> how did you ever make it? is that what she's saying? >> dwra. >> happy birthday. >> rubbing his bald head. >> this is my birthday present. i miss you. >> sweet. >> i could watch that again and again. >> very, very sweet. you know what a lot of people want to watch over and over again? >> yes. >> for me, it's like who cares but apparently everybody is all excited about ferris bueller is back. >> there's a big super bowl ad. they don't wait till the super bowl to unveil the ads. they're unveiling them early. they released the whole thing on youtube. if you're a ferris bueller fan, you'll love it. >> how can i handle work on a day like today? one of the worst performances of my career and never doubted it for a second. hi. can i get my crv brought up, please? i've got a lot to do today. >> rodrick. rodrick. >> you have excellent taste in automobiles. ♪ life is packed with things you have to do. s

bailey is again tonight. this was -- they lose again tonight. was a weird.a strange bounce. , four points.ls to the second period not get any better. sharks' fourth the night. washington has won only three of the last 11. the sharks of one the last 16 of 17 against the capitals. are shots of the night comes the high school prank. -- r. schott of the night comes school rink. light the lamp. is our play of the night. o'brien was the face of football program. official today and was transferring. year, he was the acc rookie of the year. he was benched and he broke his arm. wants a whole new start. graduate in the spring. he got his release on the go toion that he does not vendor build. that -- vanderbilt. that is the condition. timeaseball fans, it is for pitchers and catchers to training. spring everybody in the major seems to about the nationals pitching staff. he was asked about the outonal's plan to squeeze from the nationals park this season. >> they got a little frustrated. is why they want to make that move. cool to let the know, this is the nationals bas

most children pause when they see a parent, but oh, not bailey.d over to him, gave him a huge hug and she hasn't let go since. >> that's my only birthday present i wanted is you. >> it was definitely emotional. i was nervous going in there, not sure how she was react, saying i got in there and she ran towards me. she had tears in her eyes. >> what a sweet thing to say. sergeant page says he got home late last night and had to hide out in the basement until bailey left for school this morning. >> coming up tonight on the news edge at 11:00, major damage done to a local mosque. the question now, was the place of worship targeted? and male and female drivers put to the test. that story is in tonight's top five on the news edge at 11:00.  >>> a major shakeup on the x factor. simon not only axed host steve jones, but got rid of paula and nicole. thanking all three for being a part of the show. l.a. reid will stay at the judge table. >> l.a. reid is sticking around, he signed a will the of contestants. >> there are rumors that mariah carey will be fill

is alive. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the ranking member of commerce, the honorable kay bailey hutchison. >> we are honoring four grave, determined, resilient men. they and the astronauts who followed took enormous personal risks for our country to venture beyond earth's orbit. their missions into the unknown remind us of what can be achieved. as well as the dangers of not reaching for the stars. america urgently needs to continue our preimminence in manned exploration. from senator glenn's flight on friendship 7 to astronauts armstrong, collins and aldrin's lunar mission of apollo 11, to our recent space shuttle program to the space station, we know that space exploration is a step-by-step process. it will require leadership to get a sustained commitment of resources and a clear sense of purpose over time. look at what space exploration has brought to america. the technology and products in space science, earth science, fundamental aeronautics search and education have spurred tens of billions of economic activity dollars and hundreds of thousands of productive jobs. the use o

pearl bailey, della reese, diane caroll, lena horn if you want to guess now head to our facebook pagex 5 morning news is back after the break ! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whole grain than any other ingredient... without question. just look for the white check. >>> making headlines, an italian cruise ship floating adrift in the indian ocean is heading back to shore a french vessel reached the costa alleg graph overnight and is toeing it to a nearby island. the cruise liner was stranded without power after a fire damaged the generator more than 1,000 people were onboard no one was hurt the area is heavily targeted by somali pirates however this accident comes 6 weeks after the costa alleg a's sister ship the concordia, capsized off the coast of italy. >>> researchers in hawaii say 1 to 5% to have de

bailey otherwise known as frederick douglas came in right in the middle with 20 votes. bob kricks, hero, and he had 25 votes and i am here to pronounce that robert e. lee with 71 votes was promoted from the king of spades to the ace of spades. robert e. lee is the man of year for 1862, and i'd like to thank all of you for coming and please get home safely. >> so the winner at the library in virginia in richmond for person of the year is the selection of robert e. lee as person of the year 1862. again, the nominees today were from robert krick, who is the chief historian of fredericksburg for 30 years, david blight of yale nominated frederick douglas who came in third, nominated by james macpherson came in first and he was dead last in the voting in virginia and we congratulate professor thomas and we'll open up the phone line again for our viewers. professor thomas, you earn a big trophy or a big prize? no, i got a handshake for the director of the museum of the confederacy. >> we have callers waiting to talk to you. you talked a little bit about this in your nomination

. >> one last thing, sarah palin's ex-aide, frank bailey, a full screen.book, a tell-all book using e-mails and told not to use the e-mails, they were state e-mails while he was working for the governor and he wrote the book anyway ands' fined and-- >> did you think we wouldn't tell the difference between frank and sarah palin? >> i wanted to make sure. >> because there's only two people in the picture. >> you went through the whole thing to do that? >> i did. >> i did. >> that's kind of cute i have to say. >> i'll leave it there, guys. >> how are the

the court order was for the removal of tents and other structures, and the old bailey regretted sending in the bayless, but it had no choice. ultimately, the result was never in doubt. >> i think it is an opportunity to move sideways and be creative and innovative. is not the beginning of the end. is the end of the beginning. >> the landscape here have changed. dozens of tents on. time for the cleanup crews to move in. the high pressure hoses were put to immediate work. some local businesses were clearly glad it is all over. >> businesses back to normal. >> the occupied campaign has been difficult, at times embarrassing for the church authorities. today, this was their response. >> last night was about the removal of tents and camping equipment, but it was not about the removal of protest or debates or ideas. those things can carry on just as they have done for many hundreds of years. perhaps they carry on now with a sharpened focus. >> life here is returning to normal, and many protesters say they and their message will be back. >> in one financial note today, the dow don't -- the dow