jasmine's death did not come quickly. >> she was tortured.he was stabbed multiple times before she was fatally strangled and stabbed. small stab wounds all across her throat and chest. so many, that the medical examiner said he could not count them all. >> how did the 16-year-old honor student end up trapped alone in gomez's apartment. the answer came from two key pieces of evidence. one was a personal add in the apartment, and a fingerprint from a pay phone. the fingerprint came from gregory smith, also known as g, the man pamela hahn says threatened her. he says smith is a known pimp, when questioned, he said he was just her driver and she willingly sold herself. >> she worked for a place called perfect package. they would go to various locations, trance ported by a pimp. he would drive her and drop her off, watch, wait, and bring her back and make sure she had the money, and business come go on. >> smith told the police that he drove jasmine to gomez's parent on the night of the murder. crystal manuel, a prostitute, and mother of smith's c

that's jasmine. jasmine's a 14-year-old husky mix. loves being vacuumed. >> it is a great way to groom your dog. if you've got one of those groomers that can attach to your vacuum, you don't get the dog hair all over the place. you can just let them lay on your sofa. >> right. she's just laying there. she lifts her paw up, too, like get my belly here, too. what dog doesn't like a belly vacuum? >> that's my favorite part. he's like, hey, you missed a spot. >> good stuff. >>> that's it for us here at "right this mie." joining us. don't forget, another half-hour of our show is on the way. stay with us.

arthur, jasmine and karen, please stay with us. i want to put up on the screen before we go that map of the united states again where this stand your ground so-called self-defense law exists. people should be studying this map. this is where you are at risk of having what happened to you, what happened to treyvon martin in florida, especially -- especially if you are a black man in america. we're going to be back with more on the treyvon martin case after this break. >>> good to see you, thank you. >> there is mitt romney literally walk ago way from the treyvon martin case. back with me now, karen finney and attorney rand. i want us to see this video i'm about to show. it's about the beating of a homeless man in florida. the interesting thing about this case is this crime scene was supervised by the very same officer who supervised the scene of the noninvestigation of the killing of treyvon martin. let's look at this video of what happens to this homeless man. >> whoa! >> 21-year-old justin collison is the son of a police officer a

perfectionist he wants everything to be done quickly and clear like on the stage door was mix it up jasmine here you have to be more accurate more precise if that actor that's his second nature now toward. the first well hello hello well hello actress come on come out have you been practicing at home i have well then good speak up loudly and clearly scream but don't know be in a hurry ok yeah. yeah you threw me out. i'd carry on snicko even though i. how could someone who didn't get here will hear you say here on. here that. you know this us ok. with more ghost obama well ok good girl good girl you've got a good memory don't you you can learn everything will come up to me look the way she let's try to introduce you into the performance you will act together with everybody won't you ok all right. i agree agrees. young actors from other faiths is often come to the theater of the ingenuous. question for an actor it is very important to be able to exist in anthony their circumstances and they cope with this very well there are ten is just like children i need. every time i see them they act as

let's go to jasmine rand a lawyer, also representing the martin family.dall coffey, former u.s. attorney down there. so i'm trying to find out different theorys. i guess we are trying to get to the fact and to the law. i want to get to the fact of the case as we can possibly determine them, not having been there p.m. thank four coming on the program. can you get us -- do you have a theory in your mind, sort after cinematic notion, of what happened in those tragic moments down in florida? >> and i think that the 911 tapes say it all, especially zimmerman's initial call to the officers. when he says on there that he is -- that he sees trayvon, who he identifies as a suspicious person. the only reason he was suspicious was he identifies him as black, and as a black male wearing a hoody. you know, we know now that there was nothing suspicious about trayvon, that all he had on him was a pack of skittle and ice tea. >> i know you are making be a argument but stay to the key fact here. who what is going on in terms of the actions two of the people. what actions

arthur, jasmine and karen please stay with us. i want to put up on the screen before we go that map of the united states again where this stand your ground so-called self-defense law exists. people should be studying this map. this is where you are at risk of having what happened to you, what happened to trayvon martin in florida, especially, especially if you are a black man in america. we're going to be back with more on the trayvon martin case after this break. >>> and would your justice department get involved in the trayvon martin case. >> good to see you, thank you. >> there's mitt romney literally walking away from the trayvon martin case. back with me now, karen finney, jasmine rand and arthur hayhoe. i want us all to take a look at this video i'm about to show about a beating of a homeless man in florida. the interesting thing about this case is this crime scene was supervised by the very same officer who supervised the scene of the noninvestigation of the killing of trayvon martin. let's look at this video of what happen

joining us now from los angeles jasmine kanic a political commentator to defend's farrakhan's speech. i'm one of these crazy people who believes that more speech is better. i like more speech. i don't like the idea of pushing boycotts on people. i don't like the idea of shouting down people. i don't like it when people have pies thrown at them as conservative speakers have had. yet, i'm also curious about the black student group highlighting him at this black, i guess, coalition conference. why is he the keynote speaker and why does he represent, i guess it would seem a more mainstream view of how to get along and how to make it in society for african-americans? >> well, first i would say, laura, why not? it is their choice as an organization to bring in who they want to bring in as a speaker. and obviously the honorable minister louis farrakhan speaks to a lot of african-americans in terms of their beliefs as black people. so i think. >> laura: what in particular jasmyne just so we understand. beam have heard of him we obviously know he is extremely homophobe bic and anti-semitic. hi

joining us now from los angeles jasmine kanic a political commentator to defend's farrakhan's speech.f these crazy people who believes that more speech is better. i like more speech. i don't like the idea of pushing boycotts on people. i don't like the idea of shouting down people. i don't like it when people have pies thrown at them as conservative speakers have had. yet, i'm also curious about the black student group highlighting him at this black, i guess, coalition conference. why is he the keynote speaker and why does he represent, i guess it would seem a more mainstream view of how to get along and how to make it in society for african-americans? >> well, first i would say, laura, why not? it is their choice as an organization to bring in who they want to bring in as a speaker. and obviously the honorable minister louis farrakhan speaks to a lot of african-americans in terms of their beliefs as black people. so i think. >> laura: what in particular jasmyne just so we understand. beam have heard of him we obviously know he is extremely homophobe bic and anti-semitic. his comments

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last year, "vogue" compare compared her to princess jasmine. >> to sport an image of princess diana she's nothing more than a wife of a dictator. >> today the crackdown continued. troops stormed a you town it held by rebels. forcing thousands to flee. >> the sanctions against her and most of her family many live her in london won't make a difference inside syria. this is the 13th set of sanctions against syrian officials just this year. davids regime doesn't seem to care. >> nick, our thanks to you from london. now to a stunning image a year after the image. authorities spotted a fishing boat tossed off to see is found adrift off western canada. they're certain it came from japan. now to this country and the movie millions of seeing "the hung irgames." a number wement couldn't believe selling 12eg ti tickets per sec. the message it's sending about strong women. >> happy hunger games. >> it's not shattering number bs at the box office it's also shattering the typical image of a young gun. move over edward, move over edward. this time the strongest character quite literally is katniss eberd

thank you -- is it aisha and jasmine? >> keona. president yee: moving on. we're going to go to calendar and consent resolution of item o vote on consent calendar. ms. casco, roll call please? >> thank you, commissioner. ms. fewer? ms. maufas? >> yes. >> ms. mendoza? dr. murase? ms. norton, >> aye,. mr. yee? >> it's five ayes. >> the superintendent's proposal, none tonight. board member's proposal, first reading for in support of the center for sustainable gardening by commissioner rachel norton. is there a motion? ok. so there's -- there's been a request to suspend the rules. so there a motion? >> motion to spped the rules. >> roll call please? >> thank you. ms. fewer? >> yes. >> ms. maufas? ? >> yes. ms. mendoza? >> yes. >> ms. wynns? >> aye. >> mr. yee? >> aye. >> six ayes. >> is there a motion for a second introduction? >> can i second my own resolution in >> sure you may. reads reading of resolution by superintendent or designee? i must have misread that. commissioner norton? commissioner norton: thank you, in support of the center of sustainable garden

just last year, "vogue" compared her to princess jasmine. today she backs her husband's mentality and has become an internationalal pariah. >> to sport an image of princess diana she's nothing more than a wife of a dictator. >> today the crackdown continued. troops stormed a town held by rebels, forcing thousands to flee in all millions have fled the violence. >> the sanctions against her and most of her family many live her in london won't make a difference inside syria. this is the 13th set of sanctions against syrian officials just this year. and, david, the regime, doesn't seem to care. >> nick, our thanks to you from london. now to a stunning image a year after the deadly earthquake in japan. authorities have now spotted this. a japanese fishing boat tossed to sea from the huge waves is now found adrift off western canada. they're certain it came from japan. now to this country and the movie millions of seeing "the hunger games." eye stunning new number tonight. fandango now says, it's selling 12 tickets percent second. and tonight abc'

housing project where every morning before school he keeps a watchful eye over his 2-year-old sister jasmine as he carries her to day care. leon lives on the same street where marcus was killed. leon wants something else. >> i want to go to college, get my aa degree. just get something. i'm looking over my little sister. i wanted someone looking out for me. i want to look out for my little sister. >> leon's grandmother bought him his first basketball when he was 11. there is such a largeness to leon. full of determination and desire, like allen iverson, whom he adores. >> i want -- >> leon emerged into a leader, and probably one of the better point guards in the city. >> leon's drive could not have been more visible than in this game. a fall face-first almost knocked him out, but leon got up as teammates began to look for something. for the bottom of leon's of leon's two front teeth. >> i didn't know what to do. i was like, my team needs me, so i had to stay. >> leon refused to leave the game. he kept going and going, even as teeth fragments were found. the bay hawks won that game thanks to

that the state department identified a terrorist but i believe the hydrogen this journal with the jasmine you committed the crime of exposing the u.s. bombing that killed civilians and interviewing someone one of. them that the u.s. wanted to i wouldn't have wanted to assassinate and he just blocks away in prison so the message there is that there are good terrorists and bad terrorists and if you're official at the. a credit to republican party you're allowed to advocate for people that are state park that doesn't pay the terrorists if you're a journalist you're not allowed to interview them that's chilling that it has still been seen in yemen among journalists journalists are terrified right now to interview these people and they're ultimately it hurts the u.s. counterterrorism effort because you need to understand the power of the. people that you claim to be fighting or you're never going to be able to address the problem say you're fighting to survive out so a medic even for a conventional you know if you accept the framework of this global so-called war on terror and you're a support

could be said at his home where every morning he keeps a watchful eye over his 2-year-old sister jasmines he carries her to day care. leon, the man in his family, lives on the same street where marcus was killed. leon wants something else. >> i want to set the standard by going to college, getting my aa degree. and i'm looking after my little sister. i would like someone to look out for me, but unfortunately it was probably never there. so i want to look out for my little sister. >> leon's grandmother bought him his first basketball when he was 11, and a love affair began. there is a largeness to leon at -- at 5' 7". >> he carries himself a different way. i want to be like that. >> leon emerged to probably one of the better point guards in the city. his strides could not have been more visible than in this game. a fall face first made him knock his teeth out. >> i didn't know what to do. i was like, my team needs me, so i had to stay there for the team. >> leon would stay in the game. he kept going and going even as teeth fragments were found. the bayhawks won that game, thanks to leon's

housing project where every morning before school he keeps a watchful eye over his 2-year-old sister jasmin. leon, the man in his family, lives on the same straight -- street where marcus was killed. >> it's so crazy out there. >> leon wants something else the >> i want to go to college, get my a.a. degree, just do something. just looking out for my sister. i always wanted somebody to look out for me, but unfortunately it was probably never there. i just want to look out for my little sister. >> leon's grandmother bought him his first basketball when he was and a love affair began. he is full of determination and desire like allen iverson, whom he adores. >> i want to be like that. i want to be the man. >> leon just emerged into a leader and probably one of the better point guards in the city. >> leon's drive cannot have been more visible than in this game. a fall face-first almost knocked him out, but he goupt and his teammates began to look for something -- the bottom of leon's two front teeth. >> didn't know what to do. my team needed me so i decided to stay here for my team. >> leon ref

jasmine tea topped off with the cherry blossom. >> the tapioca pearls, what is that exactly?> it's a starch that's cooked and it books chewy and takes on the flavor of whatever you put it in. >> you do know your stuff. this all sounds fantastic. thank you for bringing the food and the drink. and this is -- these are just four of the establishments involved this year. go to our web site, myfoxdc.com. we will link you to the information about the program. you'll want to try it out. allison, over to you. >> thank you, it all looks so good. >>> coming up during this 9:00 hour, we have much more, including this week's ask allison. this week's ask allison question is about gift giving, now that we're talking about the gift of the cherry trees. our question deals with modern day. we'll get to that coming up. also, we are continuing to ask you to send in your beautiful photos of the cherry blossoms. you can send them in to myweatherphoto@gmail.com. holly morris is at the paddle boats this morning. what have you got, holly? >> reporter: i'm trying to take a picture and make the most o

i want to thank karen finney, jasmine finney, thank you all for joining me tonight. a live ed show is up next. >>> good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" tonight from new york, mitt romney has won the illinois republican primary this evening. he spoke to reporters in a chicago suburb and went after president obama as a person who doesn't share the same values. >> our future's brighter than these troubled times. we still believe in america, and we deserve a president who believes in us, and i believe in the american people. >> romney shifted into the general election mode with his big win in illinois. he turned his attention to the president's past experience as a law professor. >> yesterday, i was giving a speech at the university of chicago, not very far from here, not very far from where professor barack obama taught law. it was a speech on economic freedom. for 25 years i lived and breathed business and the economy and jobs. i had successes and failures, but each step of the way, i learned a bit more about what it is that makes our american system s

oakland's jasmine jackson inside. the rebound. gaehls survive. top-seeded gonzaga waits in the semis this morning. cactus league play is underway in arizona. a's and mariners first teams to play yesterday. manny ramirez, the era has begun. he will start a 50 game suspension for substance abuse start being the regular season. ramirez grounds into the inning ending double play. oakland pitching, five home runs. 8-5, seattle. these two teams back at it today. giants start with the diamondbacks at noon in stotts dale. major league baseball made it official, a second wildcard team was added to each league this year. and mark capell cowboy the number one pick in the major league baseball draft. don't tell that to fresno state. the bulldogs took their cuts off capell. aaron judge, two home runs. cardinals suffer their first loss of the year, they are now 48 i have 1. 7-4, the final in fresno. and da'sean goldson, he struck gold yesterday. it was an expected move. he registered six interceptions. was selected to the pro goal for the first time this past

potential jasmine revolution may be growing in china.as we talk about foreign policy to have something like this going on where we have a strategic partnership and other times are at odd s with russian leadership on issue s? >> it's showing the unstop a ability of the protests, things cannot happen in the dark anymore. when you see the polling places, you are not counting the votes openly. you are not securing the ballots properly. there's shady stuff going on. people are not willing to sit around and take it anymore, especially in places like russia where there's not a tradition of that kind of uprising. you'll see it happening more and more even if a place like russia. >> and place that is not at all much like russia is massachusetts. that is my sag way to talking about the fact that one poll is showing that senator scott brown has an eight lead over democratic challenger warren. what to we make of it. >> i was slightly surprised. it tells you that brown the did a good job moving to the center after being seen as the far right in those

probably ariel or jasmine. >> yeah, yeah. >> i was gonna say snow white but -- >> way too obvious. >>at's what i was -- [ laughter ] >> celebritry. [ camera shutter snap ] >> oh look, there's a clown over there. >> let's go inside. >> what the matter? >> i don't like clowns. they freak me out. there's something about the face makeup or the goofiness. >> everything's fine. >> you know that was a whisper! [ camera shutter snap ] >> hey, there he is. >> how's it going, man? >> good to see you, mr. biden. hey, you want to do some tom cruise movie quotes? >> sure. >> "i got the need, the need for speed." "show me the money." okay, now you do one. >> um -- "i am the rain man." i don't know. [ light laughter ] >> whisper. [ camera shutter snap ] >> how's it going, sylvester? >> yeah, i'm all right. i guess. >> what's matter? >> well, i was just watching an episode of "inspector gadget" and then we had to come here so i missed the ending. and it was the one where he goes on the safari. >> ah, that's such a great episode, dude. >> i know. >> celebrita! [ camera shutter snap ] >> oh, wait i got

let's go to jasmine rand, and we have a former u.s. attorney down there, mr. coffey.o get to the facts the best we can without having been there. ms. rand, do you have a theory in your mind what happened in those tragic moments down in florida? >> i think that the 911 tapes say it all, especially zimmerman's initial call to the officers when he says on there that he sees trayvon who he identifies as a suspicious person. the only reason he was suspicious is he identifies him as black and as a black male wearing a hoody. we know now there was nothing suspicious, all he had on his was a pack of skittles an an iced tea. >> try to stay to the key facts here. what was going on between the actions of the two people in what axes did they take that led to the killing? this guy gets out of his car, he is moving after the guy. the teenager boy who was killed was walking through the neighborhood. he began to pursue him, and then what you believe happened? >> i believe he began to pursue him. we have the new witness that was on the phone with trayvon in the final moments of his li

here is fragrant jasmine rice too with cumen seeds. may wish to inch into dinner in which case you should order an appetizer. diners are instructed, well, if they ask, to poke holes in the sheer little wheat balls light as christmas ornaments and fill their hollowes with a pinch of boiled potato, spiced chick peas and a shot of what looks like pond water but is a puree of mint, jalapeno and cilantro. in the back there are a half dozen confections including two shades of the donut like dessert and a dense as fudge and white as snow dessert. tideness i'm sorry to report is not one of the hallmarks. my advice would be to break out the wind x, dim the lights, invest in silver wear and background music and hire an extra body to take orders. please don't mess with the kabobs. i'm giving one half star a satisfactory to good rating to eastern kabob and sweet in germantown. >> he lisks the kabobs. catch tom's restaurant reviews every sunday in "the washington post" magazine. you can also see the reviews he's done here at nbc washington.com. >>>

. >> reporter: pressed juiceary's jasmine jacobsen says its cleansing program costs $48 a day plus deliveryrk based blueprint cleanse, now very big on wall street, even among men who prefer to cleanse in groups. >> we definitely see significant numbers of groups of dudes drinking juice together. >> reporter: some doctors warn you should cleanse in moderation and some juices have more sugar in them than soda. even so, the beverage industry expects juice smoothies and yogurt drinks to top a billion dollars by 2015 for a habit that can be expensive and hard. >> at my buddhist center people were doing it just to like be healthy. so i tried it. >> reporter: perhaps nothing says trend like people talking about it everywhere from a la la land buddha center to the trading floors of wall street. jane wells, cnbc business news, los angeles. >> hum. interesting. >> groups of dudes cleansing together. >> cleansing together. >> nothing i've seen yet. >> well no. >> maybe coming up. >>> and coming up on news 4 a clerk is on the wrong end of a thief's aggression. it's caught on video. >>> plus, kids in on

. >> is jasmine there?and veterans are constantly training rookies in undercover tactics. >> we just put on an undercover school. what we'll do is take these guys out and get their feet wet. let them try and pick up some girls and see what it's like to follow a car, be in the under car and that kind of thing. >> detective jim saleda is an eight-year veteran of the task force. tonight he'll be working close cover keeping a protective eye on the undercover cops posing as johns. >> again, if shots are fired be mindful. you always want cover. >> tonight's sting requires two dozen officers and nine cars. >> and if there is an officer down, we'll react to the threat as we just talked about. we actually had one of our close cover officers, plain clothes officers, who was watching the incident, be approached by two guys and he tried to rob them at gun point. a gun fight ensued. we've had a male officer just recently shot at by a female prostitute. so you name it, it's happened. >> it's just after 5:00 p.m. when the