but the journey he has taken there has been long and inspiring. that's in about 10 minutes. >> all love right there. >> a great story. we ran it early this morning. so i'm glad we're doing it again. the weather center. you're giving out basically a big hug to our area with the forecast this weekend. >> absolutely. people are just going to love it because especially if they have anything planned outdoors, we have the weather that's going to cooperate for anything outside. clear skies across the area, nothing happening as you can see on the satellite and radar. we have a ridge of high pressure firmly in control, keeping the skies clear. it's 68 degrees right now officially at reagan national airport. humidity at 61%. a light wind at 3 miles per hour. and the winds will stay light throughout the course of the day. 64 at dulles this hour. we've got the jet stream to the north of us and that's allowing

the door to be open. we are going to see the temperatures into thes even the 90s. definitely summer-like conditions across the region. humidity will be fairly low. not too bad. not quite as uncomfortable as yesterday. but you will feel it a little bit out there. 81 degrees by midday. the high today will be 84 degrees. and through the weekend, we are headed for a 90-degree day. and those details later. back to you. now to the big story of another charge against brown. first he was slapped with bank fraud. >> and now the former council chairman is facing a criminal charge for campaign finance. he is expected to plead guilty to both charges this morning. we are live with the latest outside federal court in the district. the first stop for brown. >> reporter: that's right. he is getting a tour of the court system today, but not the kind that you want.

he is expected here in about two hours and later this afternoon, he will appear in dc superior court on a campaign finance violation. brown's guilty pleas that are expected today, the final nail in his political downfall. brown was hit with that campaign finance violation last night or yesterday, it's a misdemeanor. prosecutors say he allowed family members to make withdrawls and then using to it buy a family boat. according to investigators, he inflated his income to get a loan. for that, he is facing the federal bank loan fraud charge. he comes on the hills of thomas' resignation for taking taxpayer money. but tim craig speaking on fox 5 morning news says, the two cases are very different. >> thomas, the last councilmember to resign about six months ago, he was arrested

and, or actually pled guilty to stealing $350,000 from taxpayers. that was a root of corruption scandal. this case, as we know so far, we don't know all the facts so far, deals largely with brown's personal indiscretions dealing with money and apparently living beyond his means and using that to then, you know, get a faulty mortgage. >> reporter: and now after this, brown will head to dc superior court at 1:30. in the interim, mary chay will act as chair until next week, until the full council can take a vote on a replacement and then an election will have to be held for a permanent replacement to fill that seat. brown will be in federal court here again in just about two hours. he could face up to 30 years for that charge. but expers tell us it is likely he will face far less, and

possibly will get some sort of jail time. that's the latest here, back to you. >> thank you. a murder investigation underway in silver spring. police were called to the apartment wednesday night on east west highway by a family member who had not been able to reach him. the 34-year-old, the top salesman at a jaguar range rover tealership was found shot right now, police don't have a motive for the killing and few clues. the family is pleading, hoping for a tip to help crack this case. a quick arrest following a shooting at the southern avenue metro station. he was shot and killed tuesday in a bus bay at the station. witnesses say the man who pulled the trigger said just one word, move before shooting him in the head. police say 32-year-old northerly windman bonnes is facing first degree murder charges.

his sister says that bonnes has a history of mental illness. he also has a lengthy criminal past. a photo is of the victim. a 7-year-old girl is the third victim to die from a terrible car wreck this week in northern virginia. victoria williams passed away yesterday at the hospital. her mother and 5-year-old sister were killed tuesday night when their car hit another car on lee highway in fairfax. the driver of the other vehicle remains in critical condition. there's still no word this morning as to why a toddler was found wander ago loan barefoot and carrying a plate of food in prince george's county. police believe the boy is less than 2 years old. he was found on morgan boulevard yesterday. his parent was found hours later. the child was checked out at the hospital and said to be in good health. the so-called east coast rapist is set to appear in court today. a judge will determine if aaron thomas is competent to stand trial. he is accused in a series of

rapes along the east coast including those of two tangies on halloween in 20. his lawyer says he refuses to talk and has injured himself while in custody. prosecutors claim he has previously faked mental issues. thomas' trial is schedule to begin next month. an update on the wikileaks case. private first class bradly manning is due to return to a courtroom today. a military judge is scheduled to rule on defense motions to dismiss some of the charges against him. his lawyers say 8 of the 22 charges are too vague and they say prosecutors made false statements in two of the other charges. in world news now, the head of the united nations is blasting syria after un monitors were fired on allegedly with heavy weapon rich history by syrian soldiers. they were trying to get to the site of that latest massacre

site. the special peace envoy tells the general assembly that syria is drifting toward full blown civil war. a video from greece, hard to watch, but capturing attention as politicians assault each other on live tv over the budget cuts. take a look. now really the man that you see the striking the women there. he is a nazi party official and former special forces soldier. he throws water in one woman's face. and another woman responds by slapping him with a newspaper. and then it heats up. he stands up and hits the woman repeatedly. there's now a warrant for his arrest. he claims the tv station doctored the video. >> sorry about that. seems a bear may be on the loose in a neighborhood. take a look. a homeowner decided to check his surveillance video when he noticed the trash cans had been flipped over. he watched as the bear walked

around and checked out the swimming pool. that bear eventually left the yard and has not been spotted since. hmm. >> yeah. just about half an hour from now, the senior class will graduate. congratulations to the class of 2012. but among them, a young man who is accomplishing some things that you might not expect. >> without even realizing it, he has taught an entire high school something about accepting others just as they are. here's beth parker with his inspiring story. >> reporter: jumping for joy on the last day of school, that's nothing new. keeping up the excitement all year long. now that is exceptional. >> amazing. it's like living with a rock star. >> reporter: and in the halls of southern high school, he is a rock star. >> they just love him. >> give me a hug. >> reporter: sean is graduating from the functional life skills program at southern.

she is one of his teachers. >> even when you're having a really, really bad day, if you look at sean, he will make that day turn around immediately. >> reporter: sean was shaken by a day care provider when he was just 8 months old. only part of his brain can function, but his heart works just fine. >> his injuries, it killed his ability to be angry or cross or frustrated with people anymore. he's just happy. >> reporter: do you ever get in a bad mood? >> no! no bad mood about me. >> reporter: this year, he didn't just go the prom, his classmates voted him prom king. crying, some kids were cheering. and kids were jurisprudencing up and -- were jumping up and down. you felt it, at that moment, there was a lot of love. >> reporter: what does that mean to his mom? everything. he's safe and happy and the fact that people are understanding and compassionate, these kids are inspiring. >> reporter: you can see, the

covers are all stacked up here. on friday, the seniors and sean will walk across the statement, most of them will file through in alphabetical order. but with sean, they had to do something different. they'll let sean cross the stage last. >> typically, likes to cheer for himself and take a bow and hug everybody on his way. >> reporter: there will be time for sean's cheering and everybody else's. his brother says those who graduate with sean learned something extra. >> whatever happens, life still goes on and you can make the most of every moment. >> reporter: the hallways may be quieter next year, but sean has left his mark. >> bye! >> reporter: fox 5 news. >> great story. >> yeah,. >> congratulations to all of them. the biggest hurdle to living a healthier life is breaking those bad habits. >> it can sometimes feel impossible.

but one expert says you just need three weeks to do it. she's sharing sets up next. >> we're going to talk about the bad habits. and two words with a big price tag. find out how much it cost to say i do nowadays. 

welcome back. to the father of the bride, she may no longer be dressed in white, but red. the average wedding today will set a family back about $27,000. times and the economy sure have changed. according to research, that price covers the bride, broom and an average of 138 guests. fortunately, the price of the honeymoon is easier. that's about $3,600. could your work be affecting your waistline? a new survey from careerbuilder.com found that some jobs may contribute to weight gain. among the most fattening,

travel agents, judges, teachers, even doctors. it may have to do with stress levels. meanwhile, researchers at cleveland state university say there may be a connection between how much you work out and how much money you earn. people who exercise regularly earn on average 9% higher pay than those who don't. well how would you like to spend the weekend in a man cave? we're not talking, this is not your segment. we are not talking about a room in the basement of a garage or the basement room, but a great place to get healthy. one of the unique offerings this weekend in prince george's county. now her part of the expo, you know her as dr. ro. nice to see you here. >> i want to be. >> no, we're not going to put you in the man cave. sorry about that, she is

lovely. and you are really one of the star attractions at this expo. and i want to get out the information. it's on our website. but first baptist church, the annual health and fitness expo, more than 40 screenings. >> free screenings. >> that we need desperately and seminars. health and how we can live a long, healthy and just, that vitality and inspired life. and that's what you're all about too and your 20 years of talking about all of this. what will you be doing? well, i'm reading the healthy living message because that's what i do. you know i'm still on a mission to get america healthy. and for the county, doing our first baptist church is located, happens to be the fattest county in the state of maryland. over 69% of its residents overweight or obese. >> okay. >> and how inspired of them and how insightful or first baptist

to even do this. this is their 19th year. and this year, it's big. it's huge. because they put together two ministries, the health and fitness ministry. and as you mentioned, over 43 screenings, they have me there to talk to adults, the family, children. we're premiering my fit kids dvd series. but i am talking to parents and families about how to embrace the whole process of healthy living. >> look forward to that and the information again is saturday, it's 10:00 to 3:00 and it is free. the information again on the website. you have been talking about this for a while. we loved you on dr. oz not too long. where he told my real age. we won't go there. that's okay when you look like you. and you know, it's a wake-up call, if we're looking older and we don't have to. >> yes. >> there you go. what are we doing wrong? >> well, one of the things is we don't get enough sleep.

we eat too much sugar which ages us from the inside to the outside. because sugar causes inflammation in the body. so overconsuming calories and sugar. we want to make everything sweet. and it's okay to have sweet treats once in a while, but be mindful of how we do that. not getting enough sleep. and we live sedentary life styles. drive to work, take the elevator up and stay at the desk. if you're going to be sedentary sitting for eight hours a day, i need you to get up and move for a minute to two minutes each hour because you can cut your cancer risk by 30%. >> when you think about it, sounds like something we can do and we should start today. you have take home messages beyond that one too. what else can we do right? >> let's eat from a rainbow. get away from the brown and

beige, meat and potatoes, american diet has gots in the pickle. more color back. >> pickles are green. >> allison, okay. >> green is my favorite color. >> watch the sodium though. so we want to put more color back into the diet. the compliment of colorful vegetables and fruits in the diet that are going to go a long way to preserve our lives, give us a healthier full quality, high quality life. >> right. >> full of that that you mentioned earlier. and if you can eat seven colors a day in your diet, so seven servings of vegetables and fruit, blues, purple, reds, yellows, greens. you can do that, you go a long way to protect yourself from the chronic diseases from which we suffer. >> you make it seem so easy. and for just 30 years old, it's hard to believe you have been in the business for 20 years.

>> 56 years old and been many the business for 20 years. >> see, i was trying to take back what dr. oz did. thank you. >> always a pleasure. >> over to you. >> hi, myself, am 81. >> you look good tony. >> thank you very much. up next, this young lady was homeless and now he is harvard bound. hear the inspirational story of one north carolina teen and what she says drove her to succeed. first, let's check in for some blues this morning. hey. >> reporter: it's all blues all weekend long here in the city. and when you come out, not only the best blues performers around the world, but some of the best food as well. and everything is walkable which is important. especially if you're having the barbecue. that's what we're sampling copping up. 

she did you want have supportive parents or even a place to call home, but one north carolina teen is determined to succeed. >> she graduated from high school yesterday. the homeless teenager managed to juggle class and her job as a school custodian while sleeping on friends' coaches. and now the -- friends' couches. and now the 18-year-old is harvard bound. >> when i was younger, i saw the negligent, the drug abuse, the overall bad choices and i saw my family living from paycheck to paycheck. and i made a decision for myself that i wasn't going to end up like my parents. there are no excuses. it depends on you and no one else. >> she is receiving some scholarship money from harvard and community members have chipped in to help with some of the remaining costs. >> you know, we hear some of the stories about teenagers going wrong and everything. and then we've had a series of stories this morning about young people doing the right

thing, pulling themselves up. and it's wonderful. and most of them do the right thing. >> that's right. it's good to report that sometime. >> right. >> good for her. coming up next, high school graduation ceremonies are full of memorable moments. >> but this isn't something you see every day. seniors got a stormy send off. we're going to have more on this scary scene. >> i would be running for the hills. also, some more pretty incredible video, a robbery attempt foiled when one quick thinking customer bust out with a few moves he learned by watching a movie legend. a kitty scare in oregon. look at this, a man called police to report a cougar in the backyard. saying the beast was about 50 pounds. >> a 50-pound cougar. turns out, it was just a house cat. most likely a main maybe coon. >> yeah, the big ones. >> no word on the man's response. we're guessing the cat got his

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caught on camera, a burglar in idaho who may want to work on the landing. ouch. video caught him dropping through a vent smashing the face on the table. it looks like a massive fall. but that did not stop him. it took an tire iron out and walked to the cash register anyway. police are looking for that guy. >> all right. we have another one to show you, a rob rich history foiled by a bruce lee fan. a robber with a knife demanded money and then the customer grabbed the wine bottle off the chef and kicked the knife out of the robber's hand. the robber ran off and got away. he says he never studied

martial arts, just watched a lot of bruce lee movies growing up. >> enough to stop that. but don't try that on your own. >> do not try that. police don't like you to do that. because the other guy could be crazy and come after you. but he did kick the knife out of his happened. >> yeah, he -- his hand. >> yeah, he did. >> anybody great since bruce lee? >> jackie chan? >> as much? >> it's a different kind of love. >> a funny love. >> skills. >> yeah, but bruce lee was all serious. >> yeah, i had a bruce lee poster as a girl. >> did you really? >> yeah, i loved bruce lee. >> yeah, okay. dow even know who he is because you're from canada? >> do they know? >> yes, i do. yes, they know bruce lee. we're only a few miles north of here. >> maybe the movies didn't make it north of the border. >> do you speak english in

canada? >> not according to dave. that was his signature line, you need to learn to speak english. well, sunshine for you today. and we can say that in my language. plenty of sunshine across the area today. that's right. >> on a cloudy day. >> and when it's cold outside. >> a little bit of the interesting, yeah, okay. plenty of sunshine today. a little bit of. had, it's though the going to be as bad as yesterday with the humidity. but kicking in. week send looking great for you. and some unsettled days into next week. so be prepared for that. let's begin with a look at the satellite radar. nothing to show you. no clouds. don't have rain which is all good. and we actually have a ridge of high pressure billing in. and that's going to dominate the weather pattern. up to 72 degrees.

51% with a light wind flow. not bad at all. and neighborhood temperatures right now, 71 to the south. it's warming up. 71 at baltimore. annapolis at 72. so temperatures are on the rise. take a look at national temperatures here because we're going to benefit from all the warm air from the south that's going to push us way up the mid- atlantic and stick around into the next few days and we are going to see the flow really boost our temperatures. we are headed towards the 90s. so ridge of high pressure in control. sunshine as we move through today. it will be a very sunny day. and warm with a little bit of humidity. winds light for the most part across the entire area. for today then, our high 84 degrees. westerly wind flow 5 to 10 miles per hour. tonight is going to be pleasant as well. mostly clear with light winds. the overnight low, 64 degrees. a look at that time day

planner. by midday, we expect to be 1 degrees. and the five-day forecast, well, we expect to see some storms by the beginning of next week on tuesday. but before that, we're not doing badly at all. sunshine every single day. and as i mentioned, sunday i was walking away, 91 degrees for your sunday. so make sure you hydrate, lots of water. >> all right. thank you. take a look at this. not exactly the way you want to cap off the high school years. video from a high school graduation in new jersey last night. it's a frightening looking cloud that seemed to that crowd to be a tornado forming. i would have thought that as well. eventually the grads and the families evacuate. but not until they throw the caps in the air. hip hip hooray. >> now let's go. >> yeah, it was scary, but it did not have rotation and no threat of a tornado. that's odd. but will is lightning. so get off the feel. get off the field.

>> everyone just photographing it. could have been a disaster, but it was not luckily. >> thank you. talk about how good that song sounds. time for today's ask allison. and if a viewer is asking how to i compose myself in a tough situation? here's the question. when the space shuttle discovery was enroute to its final destination, you mentioned that if you were home, you would have been crying with pride, but that you had to control your emotions at work. can you give me tips on how you do that? stephanie, september in this question. and it's a simple question. and i appreciate you writing it in. but i should say simply stated. but the answer is something i deal with almost day rich history. and it's very hard. let me start with all the bad

news i have to report to you each and every day. the stories that have me so mad and outraged that frankly sadden that they are really hard to deal with. the stories that people hurting and at times killing each other, especially those in society who are defensively like little people, kids, older people, animals, for example, all of that group plus each and every one of us, each life has value. those stories affect me quite deeply. how about the teenager who die in senseless acts of violence and the seeming loss of value and respect for life that we show each other, our neighbors, you know those stories that i'm talking about. we bring them to you all the time. those type stories, i take them in, but i work hard not to awill you me to lose faith that there's still good in our community and world. and i also work hard not to let my emotions show. that's my job as a newscaster to be objective. in your own life, it's the same way, that composure at that moment to carrying on a larger

mess campaign finance whatever it is to be dignified in the situation, not to let other people know that they have gotten to you. that's powerful to keep the face on in some of the hard times. excuse me, especially at work. ultimately, i too i to look for balance and know there's still good out there. when it gets too bad, i have somebody in my life i go to. the wisest man that know, sorry mark is my dad. he happens to be a retired minister. i go to him if i lose that perspective in man. he tries to tell me that there's something bigger that there is a plan perhaps that i just don't understand. and now that leads to the good and touching stories that we have the pleasure to report to you. man, we got a bunch today. how about the story about the young maryland boy that despite living with brain damage after someone shook him as an 8-month- old baby, see, that makes me mad, but that boy exudes nothing but love and joy. or the brother who donated bone

marrow and saved his little stir. those stories move me so much that if i allow myself to watch and really get it into my emotions, let those emotions flow, i would be a mess up here. we're talking about make-up, headache-induced tears. which leads me back to your question about seeing the shuttle and that american flag flying proudly on the side of it. that decal there. it touched me so much. the bond of being an american. our pride in country. and the accomplishments of the space program. and how all of that seems to unify us as a people, as a nation for a while. there are no partisan politic, no hate. just for a while, when we saw that picture, a couple weeks ago, we all had that same bond. and it feels pretty darn good. that touched me. and if i were at home on my couch, i will say it again, i would have been sobbing with

pride. so how do i handle it? here at work, i can't let my emotions fly freely, so i don't let it sink in too much. i'm tearing up just thinking about the stories, but sometime i turn away from the story quite literally, i take my ear piece out. i don't hear it because it's too much. or concentrate on something early for those few emotional seconds. something i get caught up in it and a tear will threaten to fall. but just not all the time. nobody wants that. bottom line, i can't let my emotions go. awful stories and the same holds true for the wonderful and touching reports. i work hard for my job calls more at the month keep myself together. that's what you got to do, talk to yourself sometime so i can do my job and move on to the next story for you. you deserve that. >> your response so, so perfect. >> if you have a question that

-- >> you are so professional. >> send it to me. give me some tissue. i am a passionate and sensitive person, people and sometimes it's hard to do this job. but we just got to do it and do it in the most dignified way. send me a question. that's all i got the say about that. >> and she's telling the truth. >> tony, sometimes when you're outraged, you let it go. >> yeah, i probably shouldn't. but you know, we're humans. >> that's all we are. >> let me pimple you. see. we'll be right back. 

another loose in the music world. bob, inelsh has died. police say he took his own life. in the early '70s, he was a guitarist for fleetwood mac. and later went on to a successful solo career.

he was 66 years old. well, someone is willing to pony up near $40,000 for a pair of new sneakers. >> clearly, these aren't just any shoes, they are air 2 sneakers designed by kanye west. did i say it right? >> yeah. >> okay. the shoes tonight actually hit the market until tomorrow, but people started camping out at stores a week ago. to far, only kanye has a pair. and maybe kim kardashian. but a few people were able to preorder them and put them on ebay and some going for $90,000. that's insane. >> is it real, i mean, what is that skin on it? >> i don't know. >> okay. he's a huge name on the comedy circuit. and one of the funniest people out there. he -- >> walked in here funny. >> and finds time to voice cartoons and help charitable causes. we're talking about serious looking, greg, he's in the

studio this morning. find out where you can catch him on stage this weekend. heading to falls church, it's giving memphis a run for its money. and this week wednesday the blues festival. s festival.  graduation, huh ? crazy, right ? well, with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, you guys can stay in touch. ( grunts ) cool. you can video call on skype... send photos. yeah, okay. yeah, let's do it. get $100 off any motorola 4g lte smartphone, like the droid 4 now just $99.99. verizon.

yeah. >> that's not a harmonica. no. and you don't play a harmonica like that. like eating corn on a cob. >> this morning, we have been learning all about the blues. >> yes. but you can't have blues music without barbecue. oh, i'm jealous of you this morning. >> reporter: it smells amazing. amazing. they have a grill out here for us this morning. and it just smells so yummy. and justin joins me now.

nur the city of falls church and only open for not even a year. >> yes, our one year anniversary for august 29th. coming out to festivals. >> reporter: you are venning the event tomorrow. so you offer amazing ribs, sandwiches and what else are you known for? >> award winning sauces, won over 500 awards sofars. >> reporter: wow. for people interested in doing their own, we have different seasonings and pairings for you. as well as catering for the season. >> reporter: when everyone comes out, are you serving like a fulmen ewe? we will some menu items, ribs and sandwiches, some side items. >> reporter: welcome at that. >> brought the grill out. >> reporter: and we have the platter, what is that? >> that's an all american feast. full slab of ribs, ears of fresh corn, a whole chicken. you can get that in the restaurant or take-out. >> reporter: and made available

tomorrow. >> yes. always. >> reporter: where you will you be located? >> not sure actually. >> reporter: but within that three miles. >> right here, behind the house. >> reporter: perfect. and i am going to take these delicious ribs here that you plated up for me. and head over to my friend ron. he has been calling my name. hey, ron. >> she's got the ribs. >> reporter: i got the ribs. >> you have been singing about. this is ron hupper everybody. clearly he's a blues singer. he is with the music maker review and the gang as well. so ron, let me ask you, how do you write a blues song? just like we're doing right now. >> reporter: basically about anything, everything. >> anything and everything. >> reporter: is there a chord that you're playing constantly? >> constantly, e, there's a, and there's b. >> reporter: okay. >> and that's three chords and you can take those and make any kind of blues song you want.

and we can do it right now. >> reporter: let's try it. all right. >> let's try it. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: now a disclaimer, i can't sing, but they can. >> let's sing. >> reporter: but i'll try. >> all right. ♪ let's try it >> reporter: what do i do? ♪ you're doing it ♪ getting in the groove ♪ let's try it ♪ hmm hmm hmm ♪ ask me how to write a blues ♪ ♪ how ♪ yes, yes, yes ♪ how do you write a blues song ♪ ♪ i want to know ♪ yes, yes, yes ♪ i really, reallying, really

want to know ♪ >> reporter: if you want to head out here, it starts tonight until sunday. ♪ back to you tony >> you're right. thank you. love it. love it. this gentleman with me right now, well known for his skills which are so sharp, how did you like that? i liked it at first and then later, i didn't care for it. >> his voice work in animated tv shows a appearances at comedy festivals, only makes sense that he would add a regular pod cast and upcoming tv show to the already packed schedule. he is squeezing in appearances this weekend. tonight, tomorrow and sunday. where he just recorded his latest pod cast. the name is the smartest man in the world. greg is with us this morning. >> hi. >> love your work. you guys on, that is hard stuff to do. and you are so, so good at it. >> you're very kind.

thank you. i have been in line for tennis shoes. if i can't get a pair of those kanye west tennis shoe, i don't know what i'm going to do. >> high on the list. >> really is. i've got some young gz under wear on right now. i wish i did not know that. listen, there's so much you're doing. let's start with the new show. which is called -- >> trust us with your life. yes. i'm glad you knew. >> barely remembered it. i almost said this is your life. a different chapter. >> we did it, we shot in england for no reason that i can determine. and it's going to be on abc on july 10th. >> here's a clip. >> she was yelling at me and trying to make me clean up. >> yelling at the princess. >> good day. she couldn't be keener because she will get meaner. she's a little princess don't

you know, so i need you to go, go, go. yo, yo. >> the guys, for guys that are not the best rappers in the world, you do rap quit a bit. >> yeah, we really do. i didn't real that was going to be the clip. and now i feel bad about the young gz you could wear comment. yeah, so they have celebrities on the show. and i think i'm on the first episode and they talk about their lives and then improvise scenes from their lives. >> and working without a net. and you make it look easy. but that's very hard. that's a different skill than stand-up. >> and there's so much dead weight. i have to carry wayne brady behind me. >> no talent. >> just a show-off. and the older fella, whose name i can never remember. it's a lot of work for me. when you are as sexually appealing as i am, it's difficult to work with those not as attractive. ky understand that.

you are well known for many, many reasons. the won celebrity jeopardy. isn't that true? >> yeah, the weakest link. i won the weakest link. remember that one? >> yeah. with ann roberts. >> and of course she was lovely off stage. >> was she? >> yeah, didn't have a broom stick or anything. she was nasty when you did the show. she was nice. >> and you call yourself the smartest man in the world. do you believe you're one of the smartest? >> it's a joke. and it's because i come off and you know sarcastic. i thought we would make i joke. you come off like you know everything. you take questions. thest are fun. >> and that's what you do with the pod cast. and really it's just you, i read a description, like a one- man conversation pretty much. >> my friends will tell you that it's almost like hanging

out with me. because i drink and talk and you don't get a chance to. so it's like spending an evening with me. >> that must be such a joy. it's fun for me and free to download. so if you don't like it, don't complain. >> and itunes. >> absolutely. >> appearing tonight. are we out of time. we've got 30 sex. you want to talk about something for 30 seconds. what to you like about washington? i love it. i had no idea it was the capitol. you get here and there's all these buildings and stuff. >> we're famous for the billings. >> i adore that the washington monument is a bizarre egyptian that there's no explanation for it. washington has a weird spacecraft. that makes me excited. >> i like looking eight it that way. you're wopperful. appearing tonight, tomorrow night and sunday night. check him out. a lot of great shows. on connecticut avenue.

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a look at that time five- day forecast for you. and serving it up for this weekend. >> yea. and what about -- >> i'm telling you. for the weekend, friday, sunshine. today, saturday, sunday, look how the temperatures rising. we're talking hot heat out there. and sunshine summer-like conditions for sure. monday just a few clouds. a frontal system could bring a storm on tuesday. but we will concentrate on the weekend. a little bit of hmm, in the much. but very, very nice. >> a live shot of the backyard. >> see my initials. i'm surprised that's not in one of the two favorite songs, it's getting hot in here. >> i'm trying to be -- >> more classy. >> last friday i did who