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. >>> and perhaps, the most dramatic moment to date in the william jefferson bria bribery l tame on tuesdayed tape of the former louisiana congressman taking a briefcase filled with $100,000 from an fbi informant. would you like to look inside jefferson is asked? no, i would not, he answers. the fbi found almost all of the cash days later stashed in the congressman's freezer. jefferson claims it was a legitimate consulting fee. that's just some of what we're following from the washington times. i'm tara walls, now back to you. >>> read more on the stories by logging on to our website, foxbaltimore.com and click on washington times. >>> think the preakness but with a lot more horsepower. auto racing could be coming to baltimore. right now city officials are considering a grand prix event that could bring in $100 million. joel d smith is live at south baltimore with more on the baltimore grand prix. >> reporter: it's got a nice ring to it and a lot of people are excited. i'm here with the director of sports marketing for the state of maryland to find out. people want to know is this going to

when they were kids, bria brande him play dolls with her. randy was his big brother's shadow. henry remembers that during one of his football games at school, both of his parents were unable to attend. henry wasn't doing so well until he heard his big brother brian cheering him on from the sidelines. brian's mother shirley also remembers the time when she and tony went away for the weekend and brian called her to say he was cooking dinner for some friends and not to worry. they were sharing the cost. he said he would have food ready for them, too, when they got back. so shirley and tony came home to see brian had bar becued and they sat down to a wonderful meal. it wasn't until the next day when shirley realized brian had emptied out the freezer and there was nothing left in the house to cook. brian graduated from greenwood high school in 2003 and after serving as command he have his school's rotc program, he enlisted in the army. he was with the 173rd airborne brigade stationed in vencenza, italy. brieance's family remembers how loved what he was doing and took pride in his w