complexes that really clustered a lot of poor folks and poor living conditions, to get rid of those, so as toney moved through his fusion, a lot of the public housing complexes were destroyed. i think some of those are dispersed around the city now in section eight properties. some of those took properties outside the district. the more the district developed and there is a lot of development going on here, it becomes more expensive to live here. i think you will see a lot more of not just african-americans, but the lower income folks. the population is skyrocketing here. i did an 18 month analysis of economic development because it impacts my policing. i put together a strategy. in the next five years, policing will look different because of the development in the city. >> the president says he wants more police out on the beat. does that make sense? >> it is where they have to be. >> do you need more? >> of course. that was the whole purpose of my study. in five years as the chief, i never went out -- we monitor a lot of things not traditionally monitored by the police. the type of development

straight ahead at 6:00, our coverage continues with allison and toney live above pennsylvania avenue. will be checking your inaugural morning commute and weather. we have everything you need to know. crews all across the city will tell you everything before you head out the door today. fox 5 morning news will be right back.  and...done. did you just turn your ringer  off so no one would interrupt us? oh no, i... just used my geico app to get a tow truck. it's gonna be 30 minutes. oh, so that means that we won't be stuck up here, for hours, with nothing to do. oh i get it, you wanna pass the time, huh. (holds up phone) fruit ninja!!! emergency roadside assistance. just a click away with the geico mobile app.

>> well, it's quite a risk, shepard certainly caused some controversy in this very toney neighborhood raton. some the people we spoke to today good for him if he can pull it off. most of the neighbors are clearly extremely agitated at this situation. >> got to hand it to him. it's a beautiful place. no one else was living in there. >> most of the neighbors around this area are pretty active in the association. think are not happy. nobody is happy. we all spent a lot of money. >> not sure how congress will it's going to be a free ride. bank of america says they have initiated immediate legal proceedings to evict the 24-year-old squatter. >> shepard: i would love to have him on "studio b" on monday. can you work that out for me? >> we are on it. >> shepard: as many as 10,000 crocodiles got loose not in south florida but in south africa because of heavy rains and flooding. look at. this officials say a worker at a croc farm was afraid that the high water would kill all the reptiles but when they opened flood gates the flood washed the crocs away. now the cops are trying to track them all

in the name of states' rights, chief justice toney held that congress lacked the power to prevent thespread of slavery into the states created out of the newer the -- the new territories. slave owners of a particular state had the right to take their property, including slaves, into free states. he went on to hold that a black person, slave or free, could never be a citizen of the united states, that the black man had no rights which the white man was bound to respect. now, most of us thought that the civil war settled this states' rights issue. it didn't. in the year following the end of the civil war, the congress enacted a 13th amendment to the constitution which -- [inaudible] slavery and its vestiges. and in that same year, it enacted an old employment statute, the civil rights of 1866, which gave to all citizens the right among others to contract on the same basis as that enjoyed by white citizens. and as you know, the employment contract is i didn't centerly -- quintessentially a contractual relationship. in what is now title 42, section 1981 was a reaction to the laws of sever

robert toney had seven, president from martin van buren up through abraham lincoln's first term. here is an abbreviated look at the schedule of events today. the president will be attending church services at st. john's episcopal church around the corner from the white house, the swearing in ceremony begins at about 11:20, followed by lunch in the u.s. capitol, and the parade itself from the capitol to the white house beginning at about 2:45, and then the president is scheduled to attend two inaugural balls at the washington convention center this evening at about 8:45. c-span will be live all day with this stuff, and you can also view it online at c-span.org. a lot of additions to our web site, pieces of video we shot yesterday, we are shooting today -- you will see photos people are posting, with the hashtag inaug2013. greta brunner is down at ninth street on the national mall. >> we have a guess who came down from queens, new york. he was. four years ago. -- she was unable to see the president four years ago. >> i will up at 4:30, i am saying at a local hotel in washington, on

driver of the suv, but i also want to tell you here that the sergeant on scene, they have confirmed toney a 19-year-old man was killed in this crash here. he was a passenger inside this stolen suv you're looking at right now. it was being chased this morning by chp officers. the suv was packed with eight people inside, coming down this hill when the driver lost control and slammed into a tree. here was the scene around 3:30 this morning here on the drive in oakland. paramedics transported six passengers with various injuries. one of them later died. the pursue all began when police tried topping this suv when the driver of the suv took off. chp officers picked up the pursuit on the freeway in oakland. it's unclear if alcohol was involved here, but the sergeant tells me that this suv was going dangerously fast. >> when you take these extreme measures to avoid one crime, you just multiply that and you do jeopardize the safety and lives of everybody else on the street. if there is somebody else on out here walking a dog or, you know, pulling out, taking their kids to the babysitter and at th