great to have her come in here. >> you feel like you know her. later, are you a fan of the blue angels? how about the golden knights? you'll have a chance to see them this weekend as the marine corp aviation celebrates 100 years. sarah simmons is live this morning with a preview of the big event and that is truly a big event every year. it is straight up 9:00 now. let's head downstairs, tucker barnes is keeping his eyes on the skies in a different way than aviators but still doing it. >> i know where you're going with that, allison. if you're going out to that event this weekend, the weather should be perfect for you and it will be perfect this afternoon as well as we are expecting lots of bright sunshine, low humidity and temperatures right back in the 70s so good looking day ahead. 62 right now in washington, humidity falling, 62%, winds out of the northeast at 6 and there's your pressure. it's been rising all morning, 30.17 inches. look how quiet it is, nice clear night and nice sunny skies this morning before 6:00. we are looking at bright sunshine today, high pressure across southern new england will keep us generally cloud-

free and with plenty of sunshine. our temperatures in the 70s, should be very close to normal for this time of year. forecast, good looking friday afternoon, get out and enjoy, low humidity, 76 in washington, 74 in german town. more details on that weekend forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. allison and tony, back to you guys. >> thanks, tuck. our big story now, the g8 summit. protesters are descending on the small maryland town of thurmont in frederick county outside the presidential retreat of camp davis. >> the protesters are hoping to get their voices heard by the world leaders coming for the summit. sherri ly has more on today's preparations. >> reporter: good morning. you know, when you have a big meeting like this of world leaders, the protesters are bound to follow. they are expected not only in thurmont but also in parks like this one here in frederick and given that plus all the traffic and people around here are going to face a major

disruption this weekend, already businesses in thurmont closest to camp david are taking precautions concerned about safety. the two day summit will involve president obama and leaders of the world's top economic powers, they are expected to arrive tonight and continue meeting through tomorrow. now, frederick county had just two months to prepare for this. the g8 summit was actually moved here from chicago so that it could be held at a more secluded location to avoid disruptions from some of the protesters. tony and allison. >> can i ask you about some of the security preparations, how the businesses and the police there are getting ready for this? >> reporter: well, they have brought in law enforcement from throughout the state to help beef up the security. we are also talking about road closures throughout the area. immediately around camp david, that's where you're going to see most of the road closures, there's going to be a lot of congestion on the other highways in the area including route 15 and also telling people around thurmont to make sure you have identification with you at all times because

there will also be security check points so you don't want to be caught without that. >> also, what about emergency services? are they doing any special preparations? >> reporter: the hospital here in frederick is preparing as if there could be some sorts of disaster because we are going to see a lot of protesters in the area, they are on what's called a code yellow alert. that means they have beefed up their staff, they are prepared to see an additional influx of people at the hospital over this weekend. they also had to make sure they were prepared in case one of these world leaders got sick. the secret service as well as white house officials did meet with the hospital here in frederick to make sure not only that they had the accommodations to handle that but also they had the proper protocols in place to handle a head of state coming to the hospital. >> sherri ly reporting, thank you very much. we appreciate it. the nation's capitol is again serving as a battleground in the national debate over

abortion. a congressional subcommittee aired a bill that would ban abortions in the district of columbia after 20 weeks of pregnancy, but d.c. delegate eleanor hones norton say republicans are trying to use the district as a battleground to overturn row v wade -- rowe v. wade. >> barnstorm the country and barnstorm the supreme court. >> the republicans on the committee told democrats they could only call one witness who would speak to the scientific aspects of the bill. allison, new this morning, supreme court justice steven breyer is targeted by thieves for a second time in just a few months. breyer's georgetown home was burglarized earlier this month. a spokesperson says no one was at home at the time and no materials related to the court were taken. in february justice breyer, his wife and a house guest were robbed while on vacation in the

caribbean. no one was hurt. capitol hill, thieves breaking into congressional offices, apparently using keys to get in in the middle of the night. among the offices burglarized were those of freshman new jersey republican john runyan and the office of south carolina freshman republican trey gowdy right next door. runyan's office was broken into twice a week apart. the thieves have stolen cameras and ipods, one computer monitor, cash and lots of collectibles and knicknacks. the buildings are guarded 24/7 but keys were obviously used in these burglaries. >> it has to be an inside job, obviously, employees somewhere in the capitol system, i don't want to be pointing fingers at all, but if it's at night and the offices are locked it has to be an inside job. >> capitol police are not talking to the press about the crimes. they are only telling members of congress that the break-ins are still under investigation. we have new details this

morning in the trayvon martin case. they are making headlines. >> officials released photos, recordings and nearly 200 pages of documents laying out what happened the night 17-year-old trayvon martin was shot and killed. will is back in studio with the latest on this new information. good morning, will. >> allison, tony, good morning to you again. it is the first time we have seen information like this. we are seeing new photos of george zimmerman with a bloody nose from the night trayvon martin was killed. prosecutors also released a number of audiotapes collected by investigators, some witness interviews support zimmerman's claim of self-defense and as you're about to hear, others do not. a frantic 911 call on february 26th, the night trayvon martin was killed. >> someone screaming, i just heard gutsre right outside my house. >> that call released with documents, photos and interviews. take a listen at one sanford resident suggests zimmerman might be a racist. >> i don't know at all who this

kid was or anything else but i know george and i know that he does not like black people and he would start something. >> zimmerman claims martin attacked him and he fired in self-defense. a single 9-millimeter shell casing was found near martin's body. another person familiar with the neighborhood watch volunteer paints an unflattering picture of him. >> i feel in my heart, i do honestly feel that he intended for this kid to die. >> some sanford residents support zimmerman's claim that he was attacked by martin. >> i came outside and i saw this guy -- i guess it was an orange jacket, he goes, man, i got blood on my face. i go yeah you got blood all over, man, and then i looked over and he's got blood on the back of his head. i go, are you all right, man? he goes, oh, man, the guy, he was beating up on me so i had to shoot him. >> the one guy on top in the black hoody was throwing down on the guy -- down blows on the guy.

>> others have a different story. >> the guy standing over him was pretty medium thick build, short haircut, dark hair, and i wasn't saying that he was -- i mean, that little kid was so skinny compared to him. >> as you know, the case has made national headlines and calls into question the "stand your ground" self-defense law. several states have similar statutes. some lawmakers in fact in michigan have introduced legislation to repeal it there. tony, over to you. >> will, thank you. ♪[ music ] the muse world -- music world loses a second star as in as many days as donna summer loses her battle with cancer. the president and first lady called her voice unforgottable -- unforgettable and locals we

spoke with say she may be gone but she will not be forgotten. >> i'm not going to remember her, she passed away. i'm going to remember she is still around. she may be gone but her music will still be living. >> i hope she is up there singing with the angels. i am sure she is. >> donna summer was just 63 years old. they are having some kind of party up there in heaven right now. >> you know they are. >> i mean, you know, chuck brown, donna summer, don cornelius, dick clark not long ago. whitney houston this year. very strange. coming up on a better note, we -- an actress that we watched grow up on tv is adding a few other titles to her resume. >> tia mowry is now an author. she is a new mommy. her book "oh baby" hits shelves -- hit shelves earlier this week. she is in studio to tell us all about it and all of these changes in her life, after the break. q what's my secret for sunday lunch?

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welcome back. well, no doubt tia mowry has grown up in front of your eyes. we first fell in love with her on sister sister. we watched her grow up with her twin sister but now she is all grown up and tia mowry has added author and mommy to her impressive resume. she joins us now to talk about her new book. good morning. >> good morning. >> pleasure to meet you. >> same here. >> what's funny is for so long you have been tia mowry and so but i'm trying to be so respectful and put your last name in too so we want to get that in. >> i think my husband would like that. >> it speaks to your evolution and how you've just remained this seemingly normal person that we think we know under the hot spotlight of hollywood. how have you managed the normalcy all the years? >> my sister and i stay true to who we are and i always say, you know, look at who your five closest friends are, are they

supportive, you know, are they positive people and i think that's the main important thing and my mom is like you guys, the job doesn't define who you are. you know, you're an actress and it's just a job. that's how we stay normal. >> and adding baby creates -- i'm so sad he's not with you here today. i'm happy to see you of course. adding cree is like i'm going to be a normal life and a successful actor as well. did you have to think about it, though? in reading your book it seems like maybe you're like, is it the time to start the family? >> yeah. i've been doing this business ever since i was 14 years old and i'm 33 right now and i think it's great. i'm like i've always wanted to be a mom and i think that is definitely one of the best roles yet. >> well, your book is ado adorable. >> thank you. >> it's called owe baby.

pregnancy tales and advice. tia dishes on everything. so how did you decide to go there, you know, to talk about all the stuff we don't talk about? >> well, when i was pregnant, the first thing i did was go out and, you know, read all of these books to try to help me with what is it like, you know, being pregnant and i felt they were so informative and medically driven. they weren't necessarily talking about things that really happened during your pregnancy. >> right. >> and, you know, all the crazy stuff that goes on like, you know, uncontrollable gas and -- >> this is what happens and i think -- what i love about it, tia, is that you sit here so poised and beautiful. >> thank you. >> and when you read the book, you're like oh, she is just like us. >> yeah. >> so i think it went a long way into that. >> thank you. >> i don't know if that was what you wanted to do to give other women -- >> i wanted this book to be honest and real because i felt like i said i felt that the books that were out there were

focusing all of the scary things that happens during pregnancy. i was already nervous and anxious as it is. i didn't want to be reminded of that. i wanted to talk about all the crazy, fun stuff that happens, you know, during your pregnancy and that's what i love about this book, it's informative but it's funny, it's fun at the same time and it's like, you know, like you're talking to your girlfriend. >> now, this cover, because i have stared at this cover and i'm trying to think when i was that pregnant, i did not look like that and was not rocking those 5-inch heels. what is the message i guess for women out there who might look at that and say well, i don't look like that? >> well, i mean, when i was pregnant, i did feel like i was wardrobe challenged, should i say? i mean, you're growing, but i think, you know, your wardrobe is a part of your personality and who you are and i think sometimes when women are pregnant, they feel like they have to throw that all out of the window but, you know, you can still be sexy and a hot mama while you're pregnant and one of my favorite chapters in the book is the hot mama style

chapter and i list all of the cool kind of like tips that you can, you know, wear throughout your pregnancy, so you can still be that hot mama like cool blazers and -- >> it's important not to lose yourself. >> right, exactly. >> we were just seeing pictures and i don't think you saw it because i would sense that you would go, ah just for a second. those of course were pictures of tia and her beautiful baby boy cree and i guess we are not going to show it again. and then also the day that you delivered too and proud papa, there you go. >> there he is. >> there he is. >> he's 10 months old now? >> yes, almost 11. >> he is a beautiful baby. >> oh, there's my husband. >> exhausted, that's a real picture. >> yeah. >> check it out. tia is going to be at the baby bash and bling expo and show at the renaissance arlington capitol view hotel in arlington. this happens tomorrow. the whole event is 12:00 to 4:00. you'll be signing your book. do you know what time you're going to be -- >> yeah, i'll be there around 1:00. >> around 1:00. >> no, 12:00 to 4:00.

>> that's a long day. >> yeah. >> that's a long day. >> last question, if cree said i want to act, what are you going to say? >> i'm going to say as long as you finish school, education is important, i graduated from pepperdine university but if i was to tell him that he couldn't be an actor, i would be a hypocrite. his dad is an actor, i'm an actress. >> i love it. real talk. this is tia mowry-hardrict. i'm still getting used to it. thanks so much for coming in. >> no problem. >> you are a joy. >> wonderful to have you here. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. it is 9:18 now. coming up in a little bit, facebook is about to go public and the move could make one superstar a lot richer. wait until you hear this. plus, unlimited plans, verizon is not throwing them out completely. how you can keep yours next. first let's check in with holly. holly.

>> talking about riches, do you feel like you have to have a lot of money to own a racehorse? think again. we are live at pimlico where they are gearing up for the running of the preakness. but we are going to talk to someone who is starting a business that has an opportunity for you that might put you in the winner's circle. we will talk about it all live later. 

facebook shares go on sale in less than 10 minutes on the nasdaq stock exchange. today is the social website's initial stock offering. shares start selling at $38. facebook is expected to earn $16 billion from today's ipo but the price could skyrocket after the market opens. some speculate that the stock price could eventually fall and some investors are urging caution. after all facebook they point out has never made a profit. facebook's ipo could launch

bono as the world's wealthiest rock star. until now, paul mccartney held that title but bono who owns a 2.3% stake in facebook is about to see his share rise above 1 1/2 billion dollars. in comparison, mccartney is worth a little over $1 billion. you know, that's a lot of money no matter what. speaking of the beetles, a rare -- beatles a rare photo from the abby road photo shoot is about to come up. that's in the buzz bin. verizon is clarifying how it plans to phase out unlimited data plans for cell phones and tablets. it's ending its grandfathering of existing customers. that means customers with unlimited data plans will have to give them up when they buy a new device at a discounted price. those are the kind that usually come with that two-year contract, but customers who have unlimited data and choose to buy a phone at full price can keep their unlimited plan. it's a trade-off.

>> want to make a slight correction. the facebook shares go on sale at 11:00 this morning. >> okay. >> at 11:00. >> so 10 minutes from now. >> there you go. coming up, are you tired of your long commute? well, google says it may have the answer. we've got a look at its driverless car next. first, the sight to see in the skies this weekend. sarah simmons getting a close look now at the marine corps aviation. she is telling us about the weekend's big event. that's coming up next. >> stay with us.  [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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google is usually associated with internet search engine, but they have rolled out new technology, technology that can make getting behind the wheel a thing of the past. it's called a self-driving car. through technology, the car actually, yeah, it drives itself. google says there is a spinning cylinder on the roof of this high tech car that creates an image of everything nearby.

d.c. council members tommy wells and mary chang got to take it for a spin yesterday. >> that had a computer in the front seat that we could watch and you could see all of the pieces that were in front of you and what the car was seeing. >> amazing. google admits it's still got a lot of testing and perfecting to do before their self-driving technology is available to the public. >> how does that really work? >> how would that be used? would you just -- you would have a car that you just get in and it drives? >> like a chauffeur. >> program where it goes and then you read the newspaper while it drives you to work. yesterday i got a ticket driving. you know why? and i'm going to be totally honest. click it or ticket. we talk about this all the time and i pulled out of somewhere, i was driving very slowly in bethesda, alongside me comes officer, i think his name was velasquez. he drives up on his little bicycle, which is kind of

humiliating. you're like hello, officer. >> pull over. >> he got off his bike and he was like you know why i stopped you? and i was like yes. click it or ticket, they are dead serious and they should be in montgomery county, the fees still pretty low but in d.c. it is a hyphae and it should be. i was busted, he was so nice -- >> but he still busted you? >> yeah, and i'm glad too. i'm like okay, you're right. a little reminder. >> allison is gracious about her tickets. when i get tickets i'm not quite as happy about it. >> i've been with tucker and he's like do you know who i am? >> the girls were in the car for me and i wanted to set a good example for authority figures. >> he's not that way? >> no. >> the guy did say his son met you, the officer said that. >> i'm very happy to say i haven't had a ticket in a number of years. >> i haven't either. lapse in judgment, i was busted and should have been. >> that's a good message you're putting out. so that's good. >> click it or ticket.

what do you have for us? >> perfect conditions across the area. this morning if you got up early and saw the sunrise, cool, temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. >> i closed my windows this morning. >> yeah, me too. when i came out this morning to the car, i was like whoa. beautiful afternoon like yesterday, mid to upper 70s and then the weekend looks great too with lots of sunshine, no rain until probably early next week, maybe as early as late sunday night. here's your current temperatures in washington, we are now 66 degrees and warming up nicely here and as mentioned earlier this morning, off to the north and west we were in the 40s but now 52 in frederick, 58 out in martinburg. frederickburg 65 degrees, annapolis, comfortable 55. temperatures in the cool department but warming up quickly and well into the 70s this afternoon. check out a quiet weather pattern, great one for the next couple of days. got a little storminess to our south. an area of high pressure here to our north and this area of high pressure and the winds out of the north and east going to

keep us nice and dry this afternoon. lots of sunshine. you might see a few high cirrus clouds during the course of the day particularly down in the beaches. otherwise a great looking forecast. let's talk about the storminess here to the south and what's going on is that area of low pressure to our south doesn't really have a lot to sort of steer it so we are going to have to watch it here and there of our computer models that it might get close enough to the washington area by late in the weekend and early next week, we might get risk of a thunderstorm or some clouds with it so we will have to watch the storm here by the end of the weekend but until then, that area of high pressure is going to deliver lots of beautiful weather this afternoon so sneak out of work early. 76 today, mostly sunny skies, beautiful afternoon. winds out of the north and east at five to 10 miles per hour. and later tonight, clear skies, cool overnight, 51 overnight low, winds nice and light out of the east at five to 10 and a great looking weekend forecast. tomorrow 80 degrees with sunshine, could be a late storm on sunday, better chance for a shower or thunderstorm monday and tuesday. high temperatures just about where they should be, upper 70s to about 80.

little more humidity early next week but next couple of days, just about perfect. that's a look at the forecast. tony and allison, back to you guys. >> thank you, young masterminds. well done. coming up, the famous abby rode photo, you know it, most of you do at least, but probably didn't know of course there were several photos taken on that day of the beatles as they crossed the crosswalk at abby road. the picture that could fetch thousands ahead. plus a shocking elimination on "american idol"." >> we say bye-bye for now to joshua ladette. >> after wednesday's performances, many thought jessica would be the one to go home. hear what joshua had to say about his elimination and his journey on "idol." on "idol." 

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♪[ music ] >> that dude is cool as a cucumber. >> he's got the look too. >> he's got the swagger and that voice, he can sing. joshua ledet singing his goodbye song. joshua couldn't get enough votes to make it over into the finale. joshua says he's proud of his journaly -- journey. >> i definitely stay true to myself throughout this competition. i don't think i have ever tried to be someone that i wasn't, so i feel really good and i don't regret any performances that i had on that stage. i had a lot of fun. >> just seems like a nice young man. he's going to go forward. i'm so sad about it. more than 90 million votes were cast this week.

jessica and phillip head to the finale next week. of course you can watch it right here on fox 5. so to me, that means phil is going to win but that's just me. i thought it was going to be jessica but i guess not. tune into next week's season finale of "american idol." >> that's because you could have the chance to win a vip ticket package to see aerosmith in concert at jiffy lube live on july 3rd. i believe they will be with cheap trick, as a matter of fact. here's what you do. watch the "idol" finale on may 23rd to see aerosmith's live performance, then log onto myfoxdc.com to answer a question about the performance to register for your chance to win the concert prize pack. good luck. this is something that beatles fans like myself would love to get our hands on. it is a rare photo from the famous abby road photo shoot and going up for auction on may 22nd. this version is different from

the one on the left. shows the beatles walking to the left instead of the right. paul mccartney is wearing sandals instead of being barefoot which if you remember if you were of age is a big deal. him being barefoot was one of the clues that paul was dead back in the late '60s. this photo expected to sell for at least $11,000. isn't that kind of low? >> $11,000. >> $11,000. >> i don't think that's right. >> the photographer -- >> is that right? >> the photographer only took seven photos of the beatles walking across the road that morning and the one that they used for the album cover was perfection. >> there you go. $11,000. that doesn't seem like a lot. >> right. >> can't get it. >> you got something coming up. >> you've got $11,000 in your pocket right now. >> that is not true. don't make people think that. it's no secret, women like cute shoes but the ones that look nice don't always fit

nicely. i am helping a viewer find a solution to her heel popping problem coming up in ask allison. allison. and the second leg of the triple crown just one day away. holly is live at pimlico race course this morning. she is taking us there next. we will be right back. does your phone give you all day battery life ? droid does. and does it launch apps by voice while learning your voice ? launch cab4me. droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4glte network and motorola, whatever you want to do... droid does.

what is that sound called? >> the fight of the roses. >> this weekend thousands are expected to head to pimlico race course for the 137th preakness stakes. >> it's hard to read when it's on there like that. holly morris is live in pem la co in thorn -- pimlico learning about the second leg of the triple crown and we are going to google what that trumpet piece is.

>> have you been drinking black eyed susan already, you two? >> seems like it, doesn't it? >> i know it's the call to the race. >> call to posts we are being told. >> what's it called? >> called to post. >> i wasn't too far off. i don't know where i pulled that from. listen, we are talking all about horse racing and it might seem like to a lot of people that's a world that i just can't be a part of unless i'm partying in the infield. you can party yourself into the winner's circle if you know the right people. justin nicholson might be that person because he is the owner of 90th north racing stables which is a syndicate out of bethesda. you are making owning a horse affordable? >> absolutely. we have shares starting under $1000. we sell portions of horses so someone can buy, you know, five, 10% of a racehorse, they get the full 100% ownership access. they could be standing here now. >> reporter: why do you think that people want to do this?

>> i think horse racing, it can be an expensive sport for someone to take on by themselves. horses got to eat, taken care of. we are trying to give people a chance to get the experience but take a little bit of the expense out of it. >> reporter: how are you doing? how many horses do you have? where are they runing? >> we have five horses right now. we just launched a few months ago but already run in a kentucky derby race this year, dubai, so done a little bit of everything. >> and you have a horse running tomorrow, not in the preakness but in one of the years. >> a horse named two months rent, owned by my family and we have clients here to visit. >> here's my biggest question. if i buy into a racehorse, do i get to help name it? >> i wish i could say we could offer that. no. we got to do that in advance unfortunately. >> reporter: and lastly, a little more important note, do you think it's good for the sport to make it accessible to average people or is part of the allure that it is not so

accessible? >> i understand both points of view. i think, you know, the future of this business is bringing more people into it. it's great to have more people on board. we find people are always excited to join us when we get a chance to talk to them about it. >> justin, i'm sure that you're a great salesperson and you're going to get a lot of people but i think you might get more if you rocked an outfit like that back here. because that right there says horse racing. >> absolutely. >> this is the guy you need to know if you're here at the track because this is the legendary thumper. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> i like them boots. >> thank you very much. >> he is the horse therapist for i'll have another. >> yes, ma'am. tell >> tell me about this whole horse therapy and how this is going to get him the second jewel to the crown. >> i want him to have a range of motion and no pain. he's flexible. he's like yoga and ballerina put together. >> do you play soft music and incense when you're massaging a

horse? >> no. we make sure that he gives us everything and then every night about 8:00 we go through and give him a full body massage, finishes up his food, drinks his water, lays down and goes to sleep and snores like a human. >> how are you feeling about tomorrow? >> after the derby, i waited about four hours to go check him and go over him and see how he's doing. he hasn't lost his grit, he hasn't lost his energy. i mean, that's what's so amazing about him, it's like he keeps it up. so we are going to continue what we are doing and hopefully have some success tomorrow. >> reporter: if you want inside scoop, there it is from the man himself who has his hands on the racehorse. thank you sir. >> thank you. >> enjoy your time here. we appreciate it. for those that will be partying in the infield, tickets are still available. they are going to have maroon five performing this year, the mud club going again. opens at 8:00 a.m. the mug club and post time for the 137th running of the

preakness race is around 6:20. who will it be? tune in to see. back to you allison. >> thank you so much. switching up the music a little bit but the segment the same. it's time for another ask allison. it is friday after all. here's the question. a viewer writes how do i stop my heels from flopping in the back? i brought those gel -- bought those gel things but they don't stick nor work and then she writes, help me diva. when i read that, the personality disorder jumped off of the computer screen. you know how it does that sometimes? so i asked keisha horton to come in to studio today so we can try to get to the bottom of this. so this is the lovely keisha horton. good morning. >> good morning. >> so nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> i get a lot of e-mails especially with the ask allison piece and yours was i've got to meet you and i need to have you in here so i said keisha, bring your problem heels and we are going to work it out.

earlier tia mowry was in so i asked her too. she says don't lotion -- make sure you don't lotion like the heel or even around but you know how we are with our lotion. she says that's what she does. so anyway, okay. first before we go to this plan b, what i found, you said you tried these little gel ones but they don't work? >> no. >> but there are these heel cushions, heel grippers. i'm going to go to the one that my girlfriend, tracey down in atlanta swears by and when we were in atlanta at the dollar tree, she said these are the ones that work for me. >> dollar tree? >> dollar tree, versus the more expensive ones because they can get pricey. >> yeah. >> and sometimes they don't work. so we are going to try this today. and just so i get it right, the heel, and i wore some of my problem heels today, because they slip off, the bottom. >> exactly. >> miss courtney is here. this is your lovely little girl and i'm going to ask you to come in. she is so cute, i needed to get her on tv for just a second.

thank you courtney. now you take out your problem shoes and we are going to push these chairs back and we are going to try to do something with it. come on, keisha, let's do this. this is a first on ask allison so i hope you still love me if this doesn't work afterwards. this is what it is, and it's the peep toe 2. i'm going to give you a second of privacy. you put that shoe on and we are going to watch her walk. we are going do these, the no slips. not putting down any other brand but they can get pricey. let's see the problem first and then we are going to do the result. okay. walk your walk. i really think this might be a whole size too big. did we ever think about this too? >> no. this is a 10. >> that's what you wear? >> if i go any size smaller, it's too small. >> is it just one or is it both? >> it's both. >> so let's try these real quick. this is the no slip. put it in here.

give me those shoes. you can take them off and i'll bend down and get them. you have to take the bottom off. this is just -- i know people at home are just like, yeah, no duh, but the deal is the price break on these. here's one. let's see how that is compared to the other one. >> wait a minute. >> is that better? >> this is much better. >> then there you go. >> wait a minute. >> i'm telling you, dollar tree, but let me also tell you other things. i saw online the hair spray worked really well. >> i'm going to hair spray keisha's foot real quick. i know my producer is about to shout. >> we are going to see how the other one fits too, regular hair spray. tia mowry says don't -- now, you're supposed to do it on your -- >> you're supposed do it on your foot really. >> okay. >> i'll clean it up for you after. >> okay. >> okay.

let's try that. i'm going to pass along some other tips too. no lotions, the other tips are put some newspaper -- >> i can't believe this. >> is it working? >> this is working. this one is working. apply adhesive bandages inside the heel of your shoe. somebody says get socks and put them in. but maybe the little thin ones. >> stuff it and it will push -- >> what you don't want is you're somewhere and all of a sudden here comes the newspaper. how are you feeling? >> this is much better. actually, the hair spray one is much better. >> is it? >> it's the hair spray one. i love the hair spray one. >> it works as adhesive. we have solved a real dilemma. >> courtney, come in and we are going to say goodbye to you too. keisha horton, you are wonderful. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> thank you, miss courtney for coming in. tony, over to you. we have solved something today. >> that's great, allison. and also want to let people know that if they have got a

question that they'd like for you to answer, they can send it to you, just go to myfoxdc.com, click on the morning tab for a link to ask allison. there you go. i want to let you know, i have developed a new product that's tony's shoe glue. this will be available in stores soon. the famous and talented blue angels and the golden knights, we are going to take you -- they will take you to the skies this weekend in maryland. it's part of the 2012 joint service open house and air show at joint base andrews. that's the official name. that's where we find fox 5 sarah simmons with a preview of the events. this is always a great deal, sarah. >> reporter: it really is. you know what a great day for it. they start today with the department of defense car holders, holding a show today, beautiful weather for it, should be as well on saturday. with me here now to talk more about this is colonel michael minihan, the 89th airlift wing commander. this is the guy who oversees air force one and all the fleet for the cabinet members so i

had to tell people that. pretty cool. >> thank you. i'm just a giant cheerleader for some great airmen and families that carry out a very important mission. nobody does it better and i'm proud to be associated with the 89th airlift wing. >> reporter: tell me about what folks are going to see out here. i know this is the year that you have the blue angels, obviously a big attraction. >> yes. blue angels great. in addition to all the air force stuff going on, we are celebrating the marine corps' 100th anniversary of aviation so the blue angels are growing to put an exclamation point on that with style and we couldn't be prouder to have them and host the community to see what the base is about. >> reporter: you can see already you have the displays out here of the different planes. give me an idea of some of the highlights that people may notice when they are out here taking a look at the planes out here. >> absolutely. you're going to see a lot of marine corps aviation as we celebrate their 100th year. you're going to see aircraft and helicopters from every service because this base, joint base andrews is a total force base. we have active duty guard and

reserve. we also enjoy soldiers, sailors, marines and coastguards. you won't find a better base that has it all than joint base andrews. >> reporter: certainly do have it all including things for the kids as well. i know people may have noticed as we were taking a look around we have sam the fox here who was your mascot. these guys will be hanging out here too to entertain the kids. >> absolutely. it will be fun for the whole family. we got sam fox here, there's bouncy castles, working dog demonstrations, security force demonstrations. if aviation is your thing, you can find plenty -- not your thing, you can find plenty of things to do and watch the planes too. it will be great. >> reporter: great, we've seen some of them practicing a little bit ago. they were flying over this area. just if you can give some advice to folks out there, maybe who haven't come out here before, the best advice for them trying to get out here to the base and get out here for the day. >> reporter: absolutely. go to the website first, jsoh.org. it's got everything you need, it's got the schedule, what you

can bring, what you can't bring. the gates open at 8:00 so come early, be prepared to put some sunscreen on and provide your own shade but most importantly come here with a great attitude. joint base andrews is the community's base. prince george's county could not be a better place. maryland could not be a better place. we are on the doorstep of the nation's capitol. there is not a better mission in this -- in the united states than to see it right here and so we look forward to being able to thank the community for their support and then for the community to come on this base, see what their base, their airmen are about and for them to see what the nation's treasure goes to do to defending the nation. >> reporter: we are appreciative of your service and their service as well. thank you for talking with us toot. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: good luck this weekend. we will be right back. you're watching fox 5 morning news. stay with us.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable

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all righty. >> want to say a big good morning to our facebook fan, brenda recollecter says she loves -- recker says think love when they put their heads together and she is amazed how fast julie can talk while doing the traffic. so are we sometimes. for a chance to be our fan of the day go to myfoxdc.com and post a comment under brenda's photo. >> sometimes she has a lot to get in in a short period of time. >> sure does. good looking weekend coming up. >> great looking weekend. i think today, tomorrow and sunday might be three of our nicest days so far this year, temperatures in the upper 70s to about 80, low humidity might be a late storm on sunday but don't cancel plans as it should be a perfect weekend, maybe a shower next week. i want to quickly say hello and thank you to richard brown. he's a young man who is visiting us here in the studio today with his family. big fan of the show and wanted to come meet everybody so we are happy to have