hour. meantime, gwen tolbart is in the weather center in for tucker what you got. >> some hot stuff going on in weather. we've got heat and humidity. so, let's begin with a look at our maps and show you what is going on out there. hardly any clouds to taabthat i at least some good news, we've got plenty of sunshine as we start the day overall not bad at all and it will stay that way until the later part of the afternoon right now 63 degrees, regan national airport, 78 our humidity right now, it has dropped ever so much but i expect it to increase before the day is over. 63 dulles, neighbourhood temperatures, 70 degrees annapolis. 67 south fredericksburg. 61 degrees hagerstown and to the west, 63 degrees for winchester. so, what is going on the jet stream well to the north of us allowing warmer air to move in, we will see a little instability kicking into the course of the day we can't rule

out a pop up shower or maybe an isolated thunderstorm is possible. we are talking a daytime high of 80 degrees, but the humidity will be felt out there, trust me on that. more details in the five day later back to you. big story this morning dc council chair kwame brown steps down following a felony bank fraud charge. >> what is next and what kind of prison time could brown be facing. fox 5s melanie alnwick live at the wilson building with more this morning and yesterday, melanie, kind of saw this coming. >> yeah, we did. it is one of those things where he doth protest too much right? we have been hearing, prosecutors have been getting ready to wrap up the investigation and indeed what we thought would happen did. kwame brown submitted his resignation yesterday. we understand he will plead guilty to that one count of bank fraud now that charging document says it is related to

over stating income, lying about income and false fying documents to get loans but all of this is a negotiated settlement, that means, the feds were willing to cut a deal in exchange for browns cooperation the 41-year-old council chairman has been under fire for more than a year, it was an audit by the dcs office of campaign finance that found brown's 2008 election campaign failed to report many financial transactions, funneled money to a consulting company controlled by brown's brother that led to the federal investigation which uncovered the bank fraud in the end those corruption charges were not brought that was a surprise to many but legal experts says the not uncommon for prosecutors, to cut these deals inics change for lighter -- in exchange for lighter sentences. >> he is pleading guilty, it is a charging document, not an inditement, he knew a couple days ago this was the course he was going to follow.

the guilty plea bank fraud is 0 to 30 years in prison. guidelines that address this, i did a calculation, probably looking at 12 to 16 months. >> reporter: one thing that could be in play here by not pleading guilty to public corruption charges, it is a way for kwame brown to sort of have an out in all of this, he could says the all in my past and i was only guilty of something that was a personal failing it didn't have anything to do with my service in office. as far as the office of council chairman goes, mary che is the acting chair some time next week she will call a special council meeting, they will choose one of the four at large

members to be interim chairman. new this morning a tragic development involving the owner of the dc improve comedy club. the body of 60-year-old mark anderson was found yesterday at a hotel in arizona. in addition to the dc location ander son owned an improve in tempe arizona that had just closed june 1st arizona republic newspaper reports he was having issues with business partners. his wife reported him missing may 15th. a story you will see here first on fox 5. two prince georges county police officers are under investigation in charles county for allegedly assaulting a teenager the officers were off duty but in a marked cruiser when they allegedly stopped three teens in a waldorf neighbourhood. fox 5s paul wagner has the story. >> reporter: this is where it all started in this house on a quiet court in waldorf where

the teens say they were invited for a memorial day picnic. as the afternoon turned to evening the homeowner accused them of taking items from the house and searched one of the teens. the three left. two of the teens were on bikes one on foot as the off duty officers approached one of the teens ran off a second one was detained by one of the off duty officers and the third teen we are calling jl arrived here in a 3,000 block miranda place where he says the officer shouted stop or i will shoot you in the back. jl says he then sunk to his knees and the officer tackled him. a man who says he witnessed the incident agreed to recount what he saw as long as fox 5 didn't identify him. >> approaching the round about i seen a large caucasian male, chasing a younger black male,

down by the park. then once i came around the round about, i seen the officerrer or i don't know if he was an officer or just a regular guy, just in regular clothes i seen him pounding on top of the victim. >> reporter: jl says he and the other teen were handcuffed and driven away. >> i was very scared and nervous there i didn't know where he was taking me what he was going to do. >> reporter: his father agreed to let us speak to him as long as we did not show his face or use his real name. the second teen was able to slip out of his handcuffs and get away. now jl was alone >> i just sit back there and just ride i was scared i would never see my parents again. >> reporter: he was told to get out of the cruiser and walk up to the fence where his handcuffs were removed and

officers told him to put his chin against the fence and count to 100 they then drove away. >> they never said anything about why they were detaining you. >> no, sir. >> then when you got here, and you were told to walk forward, what was going through your mind here. >> i didn't know was he going to hit me in the back of my head again or -- i thought he was going to shoot me or taser me. so much stuff going through my head. >> paul wagner fox 5 news. >> charles county sheriff's office is conducting a criminal misconduct investigation. the officers police powers have been suspended they are now on desk duty. in the race for the white house president barack obama continues his campaign swing out west this morning we learned his fundraising is going well the obama campaign is announcing it raised $60 million last month. last night the president got a lot of support at the

fundraiser with gay and lesbian supporters. >> the fight for equality and justice on behalf of the lgbt community is just part of a broader fight on behalf of all americans. after speaking at a private home in l.a. this morning the president heads to vegas to speak at university of nevada on college affordability. republican challengers, mitt romney is in missouri this afternoon he will be there for an event at military contractor romney says he plans to put his sizable fortune into a federal blind trust if elected. that way, he wouldn't know how it is invested and would not be able to control purchase or sale of investments. his assets are estimated to be worth $250 million. congress wants to know if the white house is leaking secret details to the press. >> as fox's doug luzader reports some leaks are of

classified information. >> the white house is really pushing back on this but congress is asking tough questions about classified leaks and politics. the new york times, and the white house, just what kind of connection is there? the fbi now wants to know, and so do members of congress after a series of classified leaks the stories included disclosures about the highly secretive, computer virus that helped set back iran's new clear program. someone leaked the u.s. was behind it republicans blame administration. >> i just think some body in the white house is orchestrating an effort to leak classified programs and organizations to make the president look good. >> white house spokesman implied the allegation is absurd. any suggestion this administration authorized intentional leaks of classified information for political gain he said, is grossly irresponsible. there was a leak about the president's role in selecting

terrorist targets for secret drone atacts. there have been so many leaks in recent weeks, they are talking about trying to crackdown on them with new legislation. but the open question remains, who is really behind all of those headlines. but there is also a political reality here, that leaks have been a part of washington culture for generations and stopping them can be almost impossible. in washington doug luzader, fox news. in syria today, united nations monitors have now been barred from the site of a reported new massacre. so far, no official toll has been confirmed some estimates say as many as 87 people were killed. rebels say government soldiers shot dozens of people at close range one activist reports finding bodies of more than 40 women and children. the syrian government says claims that its troops carried out the killings are baseless. next on fox 5 morning news she is a mother and her daughters manager and her

daughter just happens to be mega star jessica biel. kim joins us to share her expert tips how to help your child break into show business. >> speaking of super stars an 8- year-old fairfax county girl gets a much deserved honor for saving her mom's life. we will be back in a moment to tell you about that 9:11 a.m. 

she is only in second grade but a virginia girl is getting a big honor for her bravery. 8-year-old katie lee called 911 after seeing her mother fall down the stairs. yesterday the county's emergency call center presented her with a 911 citizen life saver award in front of her classmates at school. she described the scene to reporters and told them why she called 911. >> i saw a big opening here and then her leg was all bruise up

and then she hurt her hand and hit her eye on the metal bar. >> katie told the operator she recently learned how to call 911 at school she is only the third person to ever receive this award. congratulations katie. she is a super star. if you thing your child has what it takes to be in show business, but unsure where to begin there are a few ways that your child can break into the industry. we are going straight to someone who knows first hand joining us with some insight is kim biel actress, jessica biel's mom and herman that injury she is now the spokesperson for mgm studios welcome to washington. welcome to fox 5. >> thank you >> happy to have you here with us. i want to start with the question that is always on my mind any time those pesky commercials come on the radio, if your child wants to do that -- how do you know what is real out there and what is just a scam? >> i think the smartarse thing

a parent can do is number one -- smartest thing a parent can do is number one, go with a referral. usually everything we hear on the radio and television is scammy i go through my own relationships with people in the industry and people who have had children in the industry and who can refer us to legitimate agencies. part of the reason i am here is because i love diane mcfarlane jessica's original agent in denver years ago i trusted her from day one and she had a way of caring about these children, that permeated everything that happened at that agency you felt it from the minute you walked in the door there wasn't just someone after my money someone wanted to know who my child was, what she was great at and then supported and loved her and cared about our family. so if you walk in the door, from one of those places and you don't feel that, it is the

wrong place. >> right and our time is just ticking away i have so many questions to ask you about your journey but i think the audience would be best served knowing how -- you told me where you started but how you then progressed jessica biel is a huge star and you must be so proud but what were the steps and how close to jessica were you each step of the way. >> moment by moment. and that is what i would tell parents you have to be there. jessica went to a talent competition in los angeles that came through diane mcfarlane's agency in denver. she took the kids and prepared them to go to l.a. they walked into this competition feeling like a million bucks because they were all prepared. so jessica did really well at that competition, that is what won her an acting scholarship to a school in los angeles, and the women who then became herman that injuries at that time -- managers at that time

and one of them will be involved with diane mcfarlane here some time in washington. so we went from being in a competition to basically being discovered, to that competition but also because of the referrals that came from our agents in denver. so from there, they give us this wonderful scholarship we didn't know what to do with it we were from colorado. we were like country bumpkinshollywood was not part of our vocabulary. they said come out for pilot season. we spent three, january, february, march used to be pilot season and we would go out and stay in apartments with a lot of other family who come out to do the same thing and kids go out and audition. >> tips for parents you can read that, as agive you this information -- i give you this information, kim biel is with

mgm in an exciting couple days here in dc one event is already closed as you mentioned kids are chosen they will go before these agents gathering, that is on sunday the youth tall will not workshop but what you can get involved in, is a panel discussion to ask all the questions that you want to of these experts that will be gathered and that is saturday, june 9th, 6 to 8:00 p.m., at national cathedral school, free, open to the public, no tickets required, that might be another big hint that you are not going to get taken for a ride because there is no cost upfront there and of course the school is atwoodly road northwest washington. i knew our time would go too quickly i appreciate you coming in today the bottom line do your due diligence stay close to your kids get your tips on our website, myfoxdc.com, plus more from kim biel the mom of jessica biel congratulations to you both. >> thank you >> tony over to you. coming up next a milestone

for the world's tallest man. what he says doctors at the university of virginia have done, that will help him lead a somewhat normal life. holly is live at six flags america. hey, holly. >> how about we are getting our picture. everybody smile. you have a super star like bugs bunny around, you have to seize the moment, we are here at six flags, we are checking out their nearest coaster. we have more going on when it comes to family fun. how much fun you can have here, who is going to win? as we head to break, the new maryland live casino, had its grand opening, arunde mills mall. here is today's trivia question. when did gambling become legal in las vegas? we will have the answer later this hour. 9:20 a.m. 9:20 a.m. 

>> donald trump's miss universe organization is threatening to sue miss pennsylvania for her claims that sunday's competition was fixed. she claims that another contestant saw the final list, before it was decided. the world's tallest man says he has virginia doctors the thank for his height and the 29-year-old turkish man says he finally stopped growing he appeared at an event for guiness in hong kong and credits doctors at university of virginia medical school for 8'3", he says treatment for a brain tumour caused his growing spurts. you okay? >> yeah. >> i think they stopped -- they

gave him the treatment to stop him from growing >> i see. okay. >> coming up next fox 5 morning news, when you are doing something important at work it is always a good idea to silence your cell phone. same thing happened to me after i read that story. details on an embarrassing moment for one well known senator. >> with summer almost here moms and dads may be trying to come up with a list of things to keep kids occupied in this mornings garden grow we will show you how to turn your backyard into a place they will want to hang out. we will be right back [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

[ male announcer ] it started like this... i speak the language of business. i know how jobs are created. [ male announcer ] but it ended like this. one of the worst economic records in the country. when mitt romney was governor, massachusetts lost 40,000 manufacturing jobs. a rate twice the national average. and fell to forty-seventh in job creation. fourth from the bottom. instead of hiring workers from his own state, romney outsourced call center jobs to india. he cut taxes for millionaires like himself... while raising them on the middle class... and left the state two point six billion deeper in debt.

so now, when mitt romney talks about what he'd do as president... i know what it takes to create jobs. [ male announcer ] remember, we've heard it all before. i know how jobs are created. [ male announcer ] romney economics. it didn't work then, and it won't work now. [ cell phone ringing ] >> when you are doing something important at work don't forget to put your phone on vibrate. the senator from iowa, broke one of the biggest cell phone

etiquette rules. you noticed you heard no laughter from the folks in the gallery because likely he was talking to an empty room as they often do for c span. >> but who was he talking to. >> really to voters at home. >> no, i mean who is going to laugh? there is a bunch of other serious minded people. >> we would laugh at that. >> we would laugh at that because we are silly. >> they are probably going [ clearing throat ] >> would the distinguished gentleman turn off his phone please. >> your point is very well taken. >> how many times have you heard a cell phone ring, same as yours and you think it is yours. >> at least it wasn't something else like flavour flave. >> or who let the dogs out. >> no. >> you love that song. >> what is happening with weather today. okay. hot, hazy and humid, today, going to be sticky, do not let

the dogs out keep them inside where it is cool. give them water, because definitely this weather will effect your pets. i am serious about that same with any of you your cats, dogs don't leave them out in this weather it is dangerous for them. hot, hazy, humid conditions outside. showers possible yes. a pop up shower or isolated thunderstorm before it is said and done. clearing skies for overnight hours as we head into the rest of the weekend warm and wait untell you see temperatures on our five day forecast. in the meantime no clouds across the area. pretty nice morning, sun is out, peeked outside looks nice. temperatures 65 dulles, 66 gaithersburg, 61 baltimore, 71 quantico, 68 national airport where the humidity is 68%. it has dropped some this morning so far. we are going to get a little bit of a quick break, before it changes lots of warmth and humidity from the south you can see where temperatures are here but we will end up seeing a

little bit of instability in the atmosphere. that will cause the chance of seeing maybe an isolated pop up thunderstorm or a shower before it is all said and done. be prepared for that. as we look at what we are expecting in the long term today, hit at least 80 degrees, westerly wind flow, 5 to 10 miles per hour. tonight, skies will clear overnight hours, a few showers, onset of the evening 60 degrees. take a look, from friday right through to monday. no shortage of sunshine as our temperatures rise. we are hitting 90 degrees sunday. lingers through into monday as well. it will be hot and humid and sticky, great weather get out and enjoy, hopefully you will get to do outdoor activity today is the only day so far you will have to definitely keep your eye to the sky in case we get that pop up shower or thunderstorm. so keep the sunglasses handy, drink plenty of water, and stay hydrated and make sure your

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welcome back. school is almost out, at least in my house. if you are looking for something fun to do with the kids this summer, derek thomas is here. he will tell you get outside get active and plant something pretty. >> get the kids in the garden. >> we will bring those girls on the show this summer so you can try to tell them to get in the garden. >> welcome back to the show derek. >> thank you. listen, kids love gardening, and if you do things that attract them there, bright colors, plants like this gardenia, this will flower, all summer, in the garden, plants like sage, eucalyptus, basil,

basil is scented and also an herb you can teach them about growing veggies. do things like that. the other thing is putting in plants with bright colors and also, containers with bright colors if you use a container like this, this is a tropical plant, it is a bright cherry red container, the kids are going to love it they will come home every day want to take care of this plant and it is a pop you know kids are attracted to brighter colors. >> right. >> things like roses teach kids about plants that will come back every year by introducing a rose into your garden and you can give a little symbolism to it, maybe plant it as school closes and every year as school closes they will remember when they planted that rose. also, things like this ornamental grass which adds movement, and as these plumes grow up they will get as tall as a sixth or second grader they grow up pretty big. also with a combination like

this, the fun thing to do is have kids pick out plants they like. in other words pick out plants with different colordifferent contrasts mix it together once again using a bright colored container. that is going to really go along way. >> are there mistakes to be made or can you just say you know what you tell mommy, daddy what looks good. >> go to a reputable garden center ask them if it is going to be a container in the sun tell them you want plants that will do well in the sun and mix a container garden. >> okay. >> the other thing is plants like this geranium, will also winter over indoors. so the nice thing is after the summer is done teach them about bringing plants indoors things like this sage, is going to not only is the leaf, heavenly scented, i want you to smell -- >> can i smell it >> i know definitely, it is heavenly scented the blue flowers and red flowers actually attract hummingbirds. >> and you were telling me you can also get lady bugs which

are cute. >> they can be ordered online. >> not the hummingbirds. >> you have to plant flowers. >> butterflies? >> if you plant bright flowered plants like the sage andic any sha they will attract butterflies, now water feature a lot of people are afraid of water features. this is a water feature i want you to hold this, i want you to hold this allison you are going to do -- >> why am i doing the dangerous part. >> we will be fine. all you need to do is get a pond pump, you get a fountain kit, container that does not have a hole at the bottom we bought a plant that is an aquatic plant and weighted it with stones we put together the kit and in less than 10 minutes we are going to show you that you can have a fountain for the kids. >> how gorgeous. >> okay now, pardon this but

that is the piece de resistance. >> we are both a little rusty on our french but they understand what we meant. for about 50 bucks you have a water feature in the guard earn kids will love. >> we will bring those girls on the show this summer, derek see you next week appreciate you for coming in we will be i think back in studio now? tony back to you. smells so wonderful. thank you very much. good stuff. here is the buzz bin singer song writer, taylor swift had an uncomfortable face to face with her exin los angeles, she and john maher unexpectedly confronted each other at the tower bar in west hollywood her 2010 song dear john was about their break up but maher said writing about him was a quote lousy thing to do. taylor demanded a new table when she noticed he was sitting near her. former disney star miley

cyrus is getting married. she is engaged to australian actor, liam hemsword. she is 19, he is 22. he proposed to her with a 3.5 carat diamond ring. people magazine has the picture of that no wedding -- there it is. no wedding date has been set, miley tweeted thank you for all the love i feel like all my dreams are coming true. they should be married for three years or so. coming up next just saying the name of the event is fund, the huggy low down, comedy throw down. here in studio, huggy low down and chris paul are here to entertain us, tell us what is going on with the show what is going on with them. you can hear them on the tom joiner show they will talk live in just a few moments. also, -- no, okay here we go. here we go.

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if you are looking for a family adventure not far from our area, six flags america has something for everyone. >> holly there, getting a first hand look at their new stand up coaster and other activities for the little ones. who is that bug behind you? good morning. >> we get the big guests here on fox morning news bugs bunny and tweety already out here this morning as you can see having a lot of fun with our little guests. there is definitely a new kind of buzz and excitement around this theme park a lot of it has to do with apocalypse. right there. the newest coaster first new

coaster in 11 years now makes 8 coasters here attics flags america -- here at six flags america. this is a stand up. it is a whole new experience. last hour i road it with this lady here, she is a coaster expert. you've ridden how many? >> about 350 different. >> what is your all time favorite? >> that is one decision i can never make i just go back and forth all the time they are all so different they all have such different things about them makes it so hard to pick >> what was great about this one? >> this one is great because not only are you having a unique experience of standing on a roller coaster there is not many of these that you can stand on a roller coaster ride but such amazing theming it is above and beyond your normal theming of a roller coaster all this stuff, explosions, and you are seeing -- >> in the world.

>> well, you can only survive the end of the world if you are taller than 54 inches that is one of the requirements for riding apocalypse. the question is, if you happen to be shorter than 54 inches what do you do. there is a lot to do. the new communication director here, at six flags good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's talk about what families can do here at the park. >> well, we have two interactive children's themed parks, 16-pint sized rides for little ones to ride and some of those the parents can ride those rides with their kids. >> that is a lot of fun. it is a family experience. >> yes and we have the water park which of course is family fun in that park we have two themed water parks where the letle kids can play and families can play, and smaller, smaller things for them to do. >> speaking of water you guys want to go race water over here? yeah, come on let's go over here we will come over here we

also have lots of games. >> lots and lots of games here. >> and this one, if you can see, they have to hit the bulls eye and whoever gets to the top first, we have a winner here. high five. very good. now what about for people who just -- you could be taller than 54 inches but just happen to not like roller coasters. >> well, we have a lot of entertainment, shows, we have a pirate themed show that has stunts, we have a light show, so we have a lot of things here that you can do, just besides roller coasters if you don't want to do a roller coaster you can do the train that goes around the park, you can do the teacups, we have the carousel, we have the swings, we have lots of things for everybody to do >> you need lots of time, come early stay late. >> that's right >> i will check with my little amusement park goers, tell me

your name. >> melina. >> what is your favorite thing here? >> the kid dee roller coaster >> the kiddi roller coaster wow that is not scary? >> no. >> did you just win this? >> yep. >> what prize are you picking out? >> superman ball. >> all right my man tell me your name. >> what is your favorite thing here. >> the games. >> this is your favouritery thing have you won yet? >> yes. >> how many times? once? i think you can repeat, want to do it again? and last but not least, calista, you have had a big day here at six flags america, and sister it is not even 10:00 a.m., you won that, and you road apocalypse what is your favouritery thing? >> apocalypse. >> oh, yeah, because you can face the end of the world, and

survive. all right. >> for your little man hayden. >> baby if you are watching look at that he is a little baby of steel thank you. very sweet of you. how cute myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to six flags america, open every morning 10:30 a.m., back to y'all in studio. so cute. >> all right. >> look at the little abs. thank you holly. if you ever listen to donni simpson or tom joiner, huggy low down thousand they can entertain you in person this week -- now they can entertain you in person this weekend. we are welcoming chris back to the show. >> that's right. >> i feel like i am home again. only the place is nicer and i don't recognize anybody. but it is like being home. >> yes, it is. >> how are you? >> great. >> good to see you >> this is my friend huggy

>> i know huggy. >> what's the deal. >> how you doing man? >> this is great. >> let me thank you very much. let me say, [ overlapping voices ] >> good morning america money yes. >> those brothers not afraid to quit. a lot of brothers can't quit, because they don't have anything saved. tony can tell everyone to kiss his behind, and leave his bank statement on the desk. you got an open ticket to aruba. you don't need none of this. >> that is not true and i love being here for those who don't know yeah, we used to do movie reviews many many years ago one of the most popular things we ever did on channel 5. people still talk to me about that >> adult movies too.

you know siskal and ebert gave thumbs up we did something different. >> huggy one of the best times i have ever had. >> hold a second. that is so rude your phone ringing during the segment? >> huggy. >> i apologize. >> feel like a congressman. >> you got that from congress. >> sorry about that. >> thank you >> go ahead tony you have questions you obviously have questions here. >> usually do for you guys i have nothing i just know it will flow. first your show we got to get that in. two shows a full screen, tomorrow night where? montgomery college cultural arts center? isn't that a little high fallouting for you.

>> high falluting. we need a newman new, manager. that is like marijuana. >> you guys because of the radio show, it is nationally syndicated you perform all over the country now. >> all over the country >> you can't tell people all over the country you get us robbed in this town. >> nothing like that feeling of going from city to city to city and having only black people know who we are. it is amazing. >> isn't it something special. >> really i feel like the president. >> black manager. >> let me ask you a couple things when you come to town, do you -- are you going to talk about stuff going on in town now? there is a lot of stuff in the news. >> what is going on. >> we got problems in dc with the city council and all kinds

of things happening there. >> we on a roll. we heard about that. >> there is always problems with dc council. >> that is true. >> dc politicians all come into office with their hand in the front and leave with their hands in the back. one consistent thing of dc politics. >> oh, yeah. >> you guys did something last week people don't know it is very tough to do you were at the chuck brown memorial and you paid tribute to him but also very funny when you got the call, you know we want you to say something did you hesitate? >> well, the first thing i asked, were we being paid. >> and we weren't. >> you know chuck brown would want it that way. chuck brown was about getting that money. there was a cover charge at his funeral as a matter of fact. >> how was it? >> and it is nice just show a

shot of the memorial service with chris paul he is wearing the same shirt he is wearing on fox 5. >> well, you know. >> what are you doing to me. >> well, you are still working. >> look at that. >> wait a minute are you wearing huggy's hat y'all just trade off. >> not wear the same hat. no sloppy seconds over here. >> not wearing his sweaty hat. >> you should have wrote it up like schneider. >> wow. >> it was a hard thing to do man. people still getting paid off chuck brown's funeral, selling t-shirts and paraphernalia, and half the t-shirts don't even look like chuck brown i had to tell one guy that shirt look like billy ocean. one looked like rg 3. it was

with a gold tooth in his mouth >> whichever body came out for more so it was good. major vincente grey there because you never see him in the daytime he is a vampire. >> no shadow. >> you see him at night or on a box of count chockula. >> mayor grey has no shadow. >> one, two, three future convictions. we have four council members, five council members, six, seven, eight. >> corrupt charges. >> chris, huggy low down. >> who wants to be a councilmember. >> this show will continue tomorrow night, montgomery county -- >> only mayor in an eastern motors commercial. at eastern motors your job your credit. >> we will be right back 

>> >> i'm still laughing back now with the answer to today's trivia question, we have been talking all morning about the grand opening of the new maryland live casino. today's question is about gambling, we ask when did gambling officially become legal in las vegas, 1931. that was the year nevada's state legislature officially legalized it across the state. it was going on illegally for many years. sen ooze a way to rev up -- seen as a way to rev up the economy during the depression. your five day forecance of up shower or a rumble of thunder, isolated in nature however, 8 to degrees, hot, sticky, humid, roll into the weekend, we will see temperatures by the end hit the 90-degree mark and linger through until sunday, monday as well but it is going to be a little on the humid side already humidity, is up there, so just be prepared, keep the pets inside protect them please and give them lots of