ms. mcdonald. >> we look at this question early on and determined the task force is not legally prohibited from removing treasure island to district 3. their arguments is water contiguous. it is an option on the table from the contiguity perspective but you want to have some explanation for why you would do it as contiguous, for you to make that change. >> just to -- based on that, not solely based on that but it is helpful to have that. i sort of agree with member melara with for we are in the process given that -- where we are in the process. it is not in do not think it is an issue for us to have considered more seriously but hindsight is 20-20 and i think at this point, it is awkward for us to make a proposal to move treasure island into district 3. i do think that in the future, our successors 10 years from now, this does represent to me an intriguing possibility for a future task force to consider as one possibility for moving population to balance out the imbalance that may exist at that time between the southern part of the city and the northern part of the city. i am comfortable l

friday the owner of the mcdonald's gives ms.son five more dollars to buy more tickets to add to the worker's pool. ms. wilson says she went to the 7-eleven, bought $5 worth of tickets, but she says she also bought a couple side bets for her self. she says her side bets, one of them was the winning ticket. the ticket she bought for the workers? losing tickets. now the owner of that mcdonald's says the report that a manager at the restaurant could be a potential winner is, quote, purely speculation. i strongly caution anyone from jumping to conclusions. at stake, $218,666,666. one-third of the largest jackpot of all times. at the maryland lottery headquarters, they say nothing counts until someone shows up with those lucky numbers. >> we've heard it's somebody's cousin, somebody who works up the street, the guy who mows the lawn, the lady at mcdonald's. it doesn't matter. >> reporter: until somebody comes in with the ticket. >> exactly. >> reporter: i was unable to reach ms. wilson today to talk to her about that new york post sto

friday the owner of the mcdonald's gives ms. wilson five more dollars to buy more tickets to add to the workers' pool. ms. wilson says she went to the 7-eleven. bought $5 worth of tickets. but she says she also bought a couple side bets for herself. she says her side bets, one of them was the winning ticket. the ticket she bought for the workers, losing tickets. now the owner of that mcdonald's says the report that a manager at the restaurant could be a potential winner is, quote, purely speculation. i strongly caution anyone from jumping to conclusions. at stake $218,666,666, one-third of the largest jackpot of all time. at the maryland lottery headquarters they say nothing counts until someone shows up with those lucky numbers. >> we've heard it's somebody's cousin, somebody who works up the street, the guy who mows the lawn, the lady at the mcdonald's. it doesn't matter until somebody -- >> reporter: comes in with that ticket. >> exactly. >> reporter: i was unable to talk to ms. wilson to get her reaction to the new york post

little bit about a different story around violence, which was the cc mcdonald's story, we've been talking on the show about jenna talackova, ms feel like the trayvon martin story. tell me about the story. >> she was beaten save agely by a group of folks and fought back. and ended up in self-defense killing one of her attackers. she was charged with second degree murder and put in the slammer and that's that. and slayers been no hope of reeping the case and there is a large petition online now, petition drive to free cc. >> this idea that she was victimized, she and a group of others, victimized by hate crimes, all of this transphobic language and in her fighting back, she ends up being the one charged in a certain way, it feels like she stood her ground. >> she did. >> mel, i joked before the break you are running for office, i wanted to talk a bit about that. nothing like running for office to create public scrutiny. talk about the experience of that? >> it's been an amazing experience to run for office. because it is the case when thaw when we create relationships and are role models in identities, whatever our identity, we

ms. wilson claim she was in a pool with her co-workers at a mcdonald's. the actual winning ticket she bought by herself. she says she has no plans to share the winnings. at this mcdonald's down the street from where the ticket was sold, i was told by a public relations person that no cameras were allowed on the property. she would not give me any information including whether wilson's work here. and address we found for ms. wilson in south baltimore, no one answered the door and one neighbor said he had not seen any activity here in weeks. at the 7-eleven where the winning ticket was bought come out customers i talked with were skeptical about the story. >> an april fool's joke, i guess. >> she did not come forward, i do not know. i would have hurried up and got it out the way. i would not have waited around. >> i do not think it was april fool's but if it was, they got all this. >> i know i did not win. i do know that much. >> i did not win also. at 5:00 p.m. we have the director of the maryland lottery on life and we talked to him and asked him, is ther

ms. wilson of baltimore. she says she's got the wing particular. then again she's not so sure. she was in pool to buy tickets with her mcdonald'she wing particular, if it exists, was not part of that. no, that was purchased with a dollar she found on the floor, or a co-worker bought it for her or something. she's hired a lawyer but he says he can't confirm there's a winning ticket but if there is wilson now says it's hidden in the mcdonald's in a place only she knows. okay, let's be real, folks. this is what we call journalistic crack. lure us in with something totally mundane then escalate the crazy until we just can't stop. our only hope, whoever really bought that winning ticket in maryland, please come forward now. save us from ourselves. lesli. >> it's been an interesting ride for sure, d. >>> it was the traffic stop that went viral on the web, montgomery county police pulling over that man for having no tags on the bat mobile. the cape crusader was let off with warning and he continued on his way to visit kids at a hospital in d.c. today batman rode again to do more good, this time in baltimore. photojournalist greg was t

reports are now claiming that a manager at my mcdonald's restaurant hid the ticket somewhere on our property. i have no evidence to support these claims. as for ms after her press conference yesterday but her attorney, edward smith, did speak to us and, well, he isn't saying a whole lot. >> where is this ticket now? >> well, that's a very good question. it's one that i can't answer. >> have you asked your client where the ticket is? >> that's not important to me. i have an obligation to represent a client who has what she believes is an interest. >> she has said that the ticket is secured safely somewhere in the mcdonald's. is she being barred from going to the mcdonald's? does she want to go to the mcdonald's? >> i have no idea about the mcdonald's. and, of course, the lottery commission doesn't care whether the ticket is on marchs or venus or pluto. >> has she told you whether she won the ticket? clearly she's told the country, and that's why i'm sitting here. but has she told you that she won it? >> well, i'm part of the country. >> is it possible that your client will have the winning ticket that would have a different time stamp than the po

ms. wilson or anybody else, if you won this prize, you have 182 days to claim it. mike hellgren, wjz ewitness news. >> it wasn't anybody here. >>> the owner of the mcdonald's says the information about an employee pool with a winning ticket is purely speculation. we will have more on this story dumbing up at five -- coming up at five and six. >>> towson university losing two students over the weekend and vic is in the newsroom with more on the deaths, the one unexplained and the other. >> reporter: witnesses say an older model silver or white box style car hit him. the car did not stop. a few hours later, time coyer's body was found in his apartment. police say his death does not appear to be suspicious. both young men were members of a fraternity on campus. >> we'll have the latest on both of these deaths coming up at five and six. >>> a coast guard cutter carrying two badly injured sailors is expected to reach san francisco this afternoon. they were rescued from a racing yacht in the pacific overwhelmed by a giant wave. >> reporter: they are the kind of boats most sailors dream of, 68 feet of pure wind blown beauty but for the crew that dream became a nightmare.

another twist in the story of that maryland mcdonald's worker who says that she originally claimed she had one of the winning mega millions lottery tickets. well now mst in the story after she first said she bought the ticket herself which outraged her co-workers which said they had a pool going. she then claimed a coworker bought one just for her. then she said she hid the ticket at work. lottery officials say no one has stopped forward to claim the winnings. how is this for redistricting. there is a law in new jersey that now allows the state to collect any cash value of any gift card that is not used within two years of its purchase. the provision part of a broader unclaimed property law three major companies, including american express, now refusing to sell their gift cards in the state because they say it's just too difficult to comply. several other companies also threatening to pull their gift cards if this law is not reversed. >> alisyn: okay, clayton, i see you playing with a toy. >> clayton: i have new phone to talk about. at&t's biggest launch product ever. even bigger than iphone. why is the company releasing their brand new smarted phone