during a vigil chris smith. they arrested a 19-year-old saturday without incident.e is being held without bond. >> return to a story you first on abc 7. an inside look at the evidence that led law enforcement to that lululemon killer. police released this video. this is detectives interrogating norwood. we have a first look at the murray'so heard jayna cries for help, but did nothing. >> it was a chilling murder -- what these new tapes norwoods that brittany up with her own lies. even askedstigators norwoodname, brittany for the co-worker had brutally beaten to death hours earlier. she describes in vivid detail murray werejayna by two masked men. >> she cried, her hands were shaking. >> it would be one details she after the a week that would be a pivotal turning in the investigation. >> prior to him sexually they madeg move kirk car. >> this is where her web of lies began to unravel. >> i do not remember. >> ok. >> i do not remember. do you know how many times they hit me on my head? >> there was no "they." only the voices of two females fighting. speaking up, it is

later on, chris smith for three. louisville, up a triple. later, waiters finds fair. a team-high 13 points. syracuse up by one. under 20 seconds to go, siva drives. looking to make a play. and turns it over. so syracuse survives. 52-51. they snap a seven-game losing streak to the cards. >>> no the nba. butler with the clippers, back in dallas. saluting the championship ring he won last year with the mavs. cp 3 sticks the three. clippers down by two. last chance. right there. the shot. no good. and so the mavericks win. the clippers finishing up the road trip with a 4-2 record. that will do it for this espn news update. now, back to you. >>> speaking of sports, talk about taking the plunge. u.s. national swim team member matt grooefrers counted on a first place finish on saturday. his girlfriend, annie, also a member of the team, put the medal around his neck. >> and that's when he put his plan into motion. going down on one knee and asking annie to marry him. she said yeah. they're planning a wedding and a trip to the london olympics. >> nicely played, dude, nicely pl

. >> on your screen is representative chris smith who heads the executive china commission. they're holding a hearing on china human rights abuses. the committee will hearing from imprisonment of china human rights attorney who's been missing for two years. his wife will be at today's hearing along with the founder of freedom now and china aid association president bob few. we expect this hearing to get under way here live on c-span 3.

louisville's chris smith drains the three from the corner. louisville is up 49-46.ute later, down one. syracuse responds. a dish underneath for the bucket. orangemen take a 52-51 lead. same score, ten second left on the clock. one shot for louisville. they turn the ball over under the basket. syracuse runs out the clock. 52-51 win. they're now 26-1. only four games left on the regular season schedule. the orange number 2. the rankings out yesterday. kentucky another one loss team. missouri, kansas and duke round out the top five. >>> in the nba, the lin-sanity resumes. with a twist. the back page of the new york papers. let's see, we have new york post. val-lynn tien's day. get it. then your daily news. i heart jeremy. carmelo anthony. they've fallen in love with jeremy lin since he won the starting point guard job for the knicks. over the games, lin averaged almost 27 points, eight assists and four rebounds. shooting 51% from the floor. on top of that, new york has been without its superstars, amari stoudemire and anthony for four games. amari to return tonight. he

friday night. 19-year-old antoine freeman was arrested for the murder in the vigil for the murder of chris smithast week. >>> imagine your every move tracked from an unseen eye in the sky. the feds are reportedly toying with the idea of using unmanned drones in the u.s. it's already got critics raising the red flag. >>> check out some of the other stories on the rundown. the news edge will be right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00.  >>> you've seen them used in iraq and afghanistan and now hi- tech surveillance systems show up high in the sky above your town. critics are already raising the red flag over these new security procedures of. >> reporter: if you feel like you're being watched, you're probably right. the latest surveillance tool under consideration to collect data inside the u.s. is the drone. >> these are tools of everybody wants to get excited about the latest shiny toy of. >> reporter: made famous by the cia's target of al-qaeda terrorists overseas, most drones are unarmed and used for surveillance to establish a suspect's daily routine or pattern

abortion services-- is a long-time target for social conservatives like new jersey congressman chris smithed parenthood really is child abuse incorporated. >> reporter: florida republican cliff sterns recently launched an investigation into planned parenthood's use of taxpayer fund. the komen foundation-- which declined our request for an on-camera interview-- cited that investigation as one of its reasons for pulling the funds saying the foundation was adopting new and more stringent eligibility standards to safeguard donor dollars. it set off a wave of anger among women who support both organizations. and on capitol hill, democratic congresswoman jackie speier urged women to call the komen foundation and ask them to reconsider. >> and tell them that you want them to stick to what they know. let's not make this a race to the political bottom. >> reporter: planned parenthood says there is one upside to this controversy, scott, and that is that they've razed more than $400,000 in the past 4 hours. >> pelley: nancy, thank you very much. the mississippi supreme court said today that it will h

the man suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. 200 people gathered to remember 16-year-old chris smith who was shot and killed on tuesday. >>> a robbery spree in fairfax county. four kbriems in a five-mile radius in one hour. women were attacked. men were punched. guns pointed at the victims. tonight, we spoke with two of those victims. >> incredibly angry that they would try something like that. >> reporter: carolyn's concerned about hair fairfax county community. three armed men dressed in black sweatshirts, ski masks tried to remember her thursday night when she was walking home from her car. >> one brandished a gun and put it to my head. told me to, you know, give me my wallet and empty bhooish pockets. >> reporter: they penched her in the throat and she screamed an they took off running. she's one of four robbed in an hour. they all match the same description and the four robberies may be linked. >> they have proved themselves to be violent by striking two of the victims. >> a couple of miles away three men punched fred in his face when he parked his minivan outside the house. >>

i'd also like to associate myself with my colleague, chris smith, on the human rights abuses. especially what's going on in egypt with the christians. i have a big population of christians in my district. they're very concerned about the family members they have back home. i hope we continue to speak out on their behalf. i also -- i know you didn't address this. but if we could use our leverage with the oas to speak up more on human rights abuses, you know, that would be great. one of the things that is my pet peeve, i know that the state department operation funding for iraq has been reduced. i think this year is going to be $4.8 billion. and i know that the department of defense also has reduced from 9.6 to 2.9, almost three billion dollars. i was just wondering if any of the money is used for infrastructure building in iraq? we have a situation in america where our infrastructure is falling apart. since i've been here, we've been giving money to iraq to build their infrastructure. i was just wondering if any of this money is going to be used, do you know? >> congressman, as

the vigil was being held for chris smith, a 17-year-old gunned down earlier this week near new carrollton metro. tonight police are wondering whether or not the shooting was connected to his murder. >> it was a very large crowd, mixed gender, mixed ages. there were family and friends here for the deceased. i know it was a very emotional vigil. i'm sure that may have played a part, but it's way too early for me to speck late as to what might have caused this. -- speculate as to what might have caused this. >> reporter: all of this caps off a very violent week in prince george's county, three people shot and killed within three days. two of those people were high school students. so far police have not connected the dots in these shootings and so far nobody has been arrested. >>> the news edge in d.c. now, take a tip from the public and police got it. investigators have caught the killer who stabbed the transgender woman in the face. it happened at a bus stop on east capitol street last thursday. fox 5's audrey barnes has that story in the newsroom. >> police chief cathy lanier is crediting

and new jersey congressman chris smith republican from the state. college of mount saint vincent. sally cone is here the author of the new book patriot act judge katherine cryer stark. is it good enough for you the obama compromise? >> it is as slbsolutely good en. you have to go back to the very good catholic justice scalia in 1990 when he ruled in the case that as long as a law is neutral and valid and a broad application even if it requires certain behavior or prevents certain behavior by religious groups it is okay. this goes back to 1879 and the case law is absolutely clear. the president didn't need to make the compromises he did because the law according to the catholic justice pam bondi your rebuttal to judge cry ar's decision he had the conts tugs on his side from the get go and his political move is certainly covered baz the initial edict was covered. >> i think the world of katherine cryer and she knows that. let me tell you, by him meddling in matters of our religious state the president has taken this from the new level. he has gone from unconstitutional to unconscion

. >> chris: still to come the power player of the week. presidential historian richard norton-smith the driving sporses behind a 25 million museum on lincoln's legacy. >> it is a museum about an after life. >> chris: stay tuned our panel will be right back. america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> i believe i am the one person in the race that can beat the president. i believe it is essential we beat the president and take america back and keep america the hope of the earth. >> chris: mitt romney back on the winning track . taking the main caucaus and winning the cpac straw poll. we are back with the panel. kim, it is a week in the republican race. rick santorum scored three big upsets and mitt romneys back with victories in main and a hotel room in

as many as 200 people gathered to remember 16-year-old chris smith not and killed tuesday. >>> for the first time since george hugely's murder tried began -- >> reporter: dry eye ed as he came to court, the accused killer ended up in tears, head down, prosecutors played the videotaped statement he made to police on may 1st 2010 shortly after yeardley love was found dead. all could hear the hysterical parts when lisa reeves drops a bombshell. i have to tell you something says reeves, you killed her. huguely, she's dead. >> she's dead? >> you killed her. >> please tell me she's not dead. >> i wish i coiled tell you that, george. she's a 22-year-old and she's gone. hugue huguely, kill me. oh, my god, no way she's dead. he went to their apartment to talk about recent fights between rivals. i shook her a little and she kept hitting her head against the wall and said he held her down to the floor and her nose was bleeding. they pressed with tougher questions. did you grab her neck? i may have grabbed her a little on her neck but i never strangled her. he denied breaking down her door until t

on monday night, someone killed chris smith near the metro stop. he was a june i don't know at flowers high school. on wednesday, a 19-year-old died. officers say the student was shot and killed on his front porch. police are investigating both of the cases and still no word on suspects or motives in either one. >>> another top story this morning, a teacher at a private school many rockville charged with having sex with a student. 27-year-old ashly campbell taught at the school. police say the abuse wednesday on for over a year. >> investigation determined that between 2010 and january of 2012, the teacher had been driving the student to a park in montgomery county. during the occasion, they would have sexual intercourse in the vehicle and then she would drive him home. >> the school called police last week when officials got an anonymous tip about the teacher and. say none of them t encounters happened -- none of the encounters happened on campus. >>> a lawsuit has been filed over the obama administration's mandate that roman catholic employers co

stacy set him up by introducing him to chris smith who admitted on the stand he broke into abraham's apartment and stole drugs and a gun. stacy was not involved in the robbery. stacy's mom is here for the trial. >> it's hard. you don't know what goes through the people's finds, witnesses minds. it's difficult. >> reporter: what was mcdonald abraham doing on the day of the murder? he testified he picked up two of his male friends, also picked up a 14-year-old girl from a local middle school in buoy, they all went over to a red roof inn, they smoked pot, drank alcohol and had sex with this young teen. testimony is expected to wrap up tomorrow. reporting live from upper marlboro, darcie spencer news 4. >>> we have a lot more to come on news 4 at 5:00 tonight. a local woman's crusade on social media to get top doctors to research a rare disease. >>> consumer reports releases its list of top vehicles when it comes to safety and gas mileage. >>> who do schools call to ♪ pierre! your fashion is so "right now," but your banking is so last season! earn more with high yield free checking at ca

now they don't know if the shooting was related to the murder of chris smith. he is the 17-year-old florence high school student gunned down late monday night near the new carrollton metro. that case is still unsolved. he is who the vigil was being held for. there are unconfirmed reports as well there was a fight that broke out at that vigil. back out here we'll show you this tops off a very violent week here in prince george's county. two high school students shot and killed. tonight police say they do not know if those two cases are confirmed. there's no indication they are connected in any way, but again a very silent week here that this tops off and they are now trying to get to the bottom of what happened here. >>> also new tonight in northern virginia a frightening robbery spree in the franconia area. men wearing ski masks targeted four different people in the course of an hour. fox 5's maureen umeh working that one in the newsroom now. >> the victims were alone when targeted usually right outside their homes. so far no one has been seriously hurt, but po

as many as 200 people gathered to remember 16-year-old chris smith, who was shot and killed tuesday. weekend on the metro. there are no there inrains runn between east and west church falls station and on the red line, single track between van ness and friendship heights and new york avenue and rhode island on the red line. on the green line, trains share tracks between naylor road and branch avenue and l'enfante pl plaza an mt. vernon square. >>> meteorologist >>> we're in for a frigid weekend. let's check in with chuck. thanks, angie. rain and snow moving to parts of southern maryland and another batch of snow across west virginia and could arrive late this afternoon and could pick up another half-inch and maybe 2 inches in a few lucky spots in northern maryland. the first spot of rain in southern maryland and more snow and rain coming our way in the afternoon. the afternoon snow is part of the arctic air headed our way tonight. today's highs 30s to 40s will feel mild by comparison and tonight, struggle to stay above freezing and with a howling wind, windchill will stay in the teen

chris tee smith live us this continuing issue. >> good morning.ening is that a three-judge panel here in san francisco is expected to decide whether california's ban on same sex smarnlg constitutional or not after a federal judge struck down proposition 8 which defineds marriages between a man and a woman, then inclujudge wa ruled that the marriage fan violated the constitution. the only could go a number of ways including whatever the decision is it's expected to be appealed with both sides saying they would hike to see this taken all the way to the united states supreme court. reporting live, christie smith. back to you. >> we'll continue to watch all morning. 6:52. san jose police are still looking for the president is in a deadly shooting, finding 21 ramon luano suffering from a gunshot wound. he was behind an apartment near saratoga and more. he died at hospital. police are trying to find a motive and suspect. this is san jose's third tom side of the year. >> stanford campus dealing with reports of two more attacks on female students. one wom

chris smith. mr. smith: i thank my great friend from california for his leadership. former attorney general of california, one of the most incisive and wonderful debaters in the house of representatives and a great champion of life. mr. speaker, president obama's slick public relations offensive this past friday contained neither an accommodation nor a compromise nor a change in his coercion rule. it was instead a pernicious attack on religious freedom. the obama final rule promulgated on friday is an unprecedented government attack on the conscience rights of real scrouse entities and anyone else, and i rhett repeat that anyone else who for moral reasons cannot and will not pay for abortion inducing drugs or contraception an sterilization procedures in their private insurance plans mr. obama is arrogantly using the coercive power of the state to force faith-based charities, hospitals, and schools to conform to his will at the expense of conscience. mr. obama's means of coercing compliance, rues now fines of $2,000 per employee when faith-based organizations refuse t

chris? >> kristen, thanks so much. i want to bring in an attorney, she won an acquittal for a physician charged for over prescribing drugs to anna fnicoe smith. good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> i'm guessing this is a little deja vu all over again. what will investigators being looking at when it comes to house tot houston's medical history? >> the first thing they're going to look at is the drugs themselves. what types of drugs has she been taking, what was the source of the drugs, wiere they prescribe by physicians, were they obtained in other ways. what they're going to be looking at most closely is whether will is a medical purpose for the drugs. even addicts are entitled to prescription of controlled substances if there is a legitimate medical purpose being treated by the physician. so they're going to look at all of those factors, the drugs, whitney houston's medical condition, to determine whether or not, a, the drugs caused the death or contributed to the death, and, b,whether the drugs were legitimately obtained, legitimately provided to ms. houston. >> so for the doctors and the pharmacists who have been issued a subpoena, i

john belushi, jimi hendrix, river phoenix, corey haim, heath ledger, chris farley, amy winehouse, michael jackson, anna nicole smith figure like this who just can't beat their demons. it doesn't seem to get any better. it's that life they lead. >> a lot of super bowl champs have that problem, too. you reach the pinnacle, the top of your career, and you're always trying to figure out what's next. you really can't get any higher. and a lot of times you think that they would have everything, fame, fortune, success, and -- >> they're still human. >> they're still human. and you know what? the more you have to lose, the more you're going to be attacked, too. >> it's a shame. so many lives gone too soon. >> yep. >>> now to another major headline this morning. the president outlines his big budget plans today before sending it on to congress. it should call for reducing the deficit by $4 trillion over the next decade. president obama wants to cut medicare and medicaid by $360 billion. he also wants to increase taxes for the wealthy. he's proposing $475 billion for infrastructure projects and another $350 billion to create

. >> smith: take the case of sergeant chris pantzke.always planned to return to college after he came home from iraq. he had joined the army in 2003. two years later, he was promoted to sergeant and became a squad leader charged with protecting fuel trucks driving through battle zones west of baghdad. he served there for nine months until one day a car bomb attack inflicted a traumatic brain injury, or tbi. >> i started getting moody, angry. i was so depressed that i did become suicidal. i was hospitalized, and they diagnosed me with ptsd. >> smith: pantzke's story was first reported by dan golden in bloomberg news. pantzke had been drawn to the for-profit school art institutes. >> creativity is a powerful thing. >> smith: art institutes has over 5,000 vets currently enrolled. pantzke says he was attracted by all the possibilities, but was worried he wouldn't cut it. >> one of the very first things, i told them that i had ptsd. and she said, "oh, you'll do fine. we'll take care of you. you're... no... not a prle"m. you know, "you're goo

chris: that is one of the things they will study. the nature of leadership. its subject that fascinates smithho has run five presidential libraries from lincoln's to reagan's. >> if you look at the tour, each in their own way made america a little bit more democratic. >> chris: he hopes visitors to the center will come away with the same understanding of lincoln as all those historians that contributed to the tower, but the last word will never be written. >> it's a museum about an after life. it addresses that issue, that ongoing question of why does abraham lincoln matter? why 150 years later, he is still so important to us. >> chris: more than 750,000 people a year visit ford's theater. now with the new center they think many more will come to see what they are calling a lincoln campus in the heart of washington. that is it for today.

smith and leeann twedin and kurt loader. >> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> chris, you worked as a commercial fisherman in alaska before becoming a big shot curran gist. please compare and contrast? >> i am bathing now. before i used to chase after dead fish and now i chase members of congress. >> i think the fish smelled better. >> they do. and so do i. >> yes, 11:40 am. >> excellent. >> and i am not going out with the "red eye" boy the night before so i can have my voice. >> gavin, what is going on with the book tour. >> i took out the bad words. how do people dsh -- in march. hopefully it will appear on the screen, mop tree y'all, boston. i would love for you to hear the laughter and joy conveyed. >> excellent

. >> smith: when you hear, let's leave curtis out of it because he did such a solid for you on this, but when you hear chris cornell or bruce springstein or wilco who you are touring with at the moment and they have performed this song, when you hear folks like that sing, is that song no longer yours after it goes out into the world and they, they perform it, they record it. do you feel any proprietary connection to it or do you have, do you feel like you have a right to be critical of it, creatively? >> lowe: yes, i do feel sort of detached from it. >> smith: yeah. >> lowe: it is quite curious because i've heard; it has been covered so many times. >> smith: yeah. >> lowe: and i suppose the, you know, the old hippie in me, you know hopes for a time when it will be no longer necessary to sing that song and my publisher however -- however. >> smith: would likely to >> lowe: completely disagree with me. >> smith: disagree completely. >> lowe: and doesn't see it like that at all >> smith: yeah. >> lowe: but it, yes i do feel that it doesn't really, artistically. >> smith: it is no longer yours, it is theirs at

smith, "today in the bay." >> president obama leaving the bay area for washington state in a few hours from now. last night he energized a crowd of supporters at the nob hill masonic center. chrisornell warming up the audience of 250 gathered for that fund-raiser. it takes time to achieve goals. the davis fans bringing the house down when president obama hit that stage. the president laying out the change he has accomplished and said he is determined to spend four more years in the white house. >> hard work and fair play and shared responsibility, that is what we're fighting for. that's what is at stake in this election. >> supporters paying from $100 to $10,000 to attend the event. but mr. obama says money is not enough. he also needs their time. obama supporters in california made 10 million phone calls back in 2008, that of course helped to win the election. >> it is 4:34 now. while the president gathers plenty of support there is a notable bay area woman who won't be on the list of donors this year. >> i would have written a check for $35,000 for tonight's dinner because that goes directly to his campaign, to his campaign. and i've always done that in the past. >> san franc

chris joseph, doing his own austin rivers, a little more time on the clock there. hits the three from the wing. syracuse pulse off the win, 64-61, with that win jim boeheim passes dean smith on the all-time list, only bob knight and coach mike krzyzewski of duke have more wins than jim boehe boeheim. >>> in the nba, knicks looking for a third consecutive win and you know why it's happening because of lynn sanity, calling jeremy lin, the undrafted harvard man, out of nowhere scored 53 points in two games and last night, knicks playing in d.c. against the wizards. first quarter, lin tries to draw the charge, gets into a nasty collision with john wall, called for the foul. lin bounces back, a steal and lay-up. in the third, lin with a crossover to the rack on wall. lin finishes with a double-double. 23 points and 10 assists. the knicks win their third, 107-93. they're doing it because of this kids out of harvard who actually lives on the lower east side of manhattan, on his brother's couch because he didn't have a contract until last week. >>> lebron james standing by his comment on twitter last week that praise to remember blake griffin's monster dunk over kendrick perkins