the g 20 summit. maryland's newest and largest casino, betting on a full house. would maryland benefit from a sixth casino, a local economist is laying the cards on the table. fox 5 morning news at 7 starts now. there is a lookout side a rainy start to the day, after a beautiful weekend. fair amount of rain showers out there this morning, on this wet start monday june 18th the day after fathers day. good morning i am tony perkins. >> i am sarah simmons. >> welcome back. >> happy to be back. >> sorry it is raining we had such nice weather. >> yeah, well, i had nice weather where i was i can deal with some rain. >> good. all right. tucker barnes see if the rain will stick around hi tucker. >> good morning sarah. tony welcome back.

hit and miss shower activity, at least some light showers to start your day and plenty of clouds, big changes after a gorgeous fathers day yesterday. there is your radar, see the shower activity if you look carefully, showers inside the belt way, washington down toward alexandria, now pushing out into prince georges county. plenty of additional showers, and even some heavy showers, winchester and front royal and all of that still got to get through the area later this morning. bring along an umbrella. i don't think it will rain all day. most of it will start to wind down early afternoon. 63 in town. nice and cool, humidity 87%. winds out of the south, your forecast, lots of clouds to start your day morning showers and then start to see a few breaks in the showers. sunshine this afternoon highs upper 70s. more details in just a minute let's do traffic and look who is back. julie good morning. >> good morning tuck on the

roads right now, you will find your lanes are open travelling the belt way between annandale and merry field. state police are here, two cars involved so far i don't see any fire and rescue on the scene. again lanes remain open that very well could change once equipment arrives at the scene. travelling northbound delays stafford, quantico, across the occoquan, toward newington continuing northbound, up towards landmark. eastbound 66 out of manassas. 50 in toward 123. eastbound, route 7 to fairfax drive. huntersville drive north of lawyers, possibly involving an over turned pick up. southbound 270, below speed out of german town, toward mva no problems to report headed out toward the split. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. all right thank you very

much. this morning we have an alert for metro riders a new program to ease congestion kicks off today. >> called rush plus. lauren demarco is live with details on it this morning good morning lauren. >> good morning to you. all about easing over crowding on some of the most used areas of metro. yes, we are live at courthouse a frequently used area, already they are seeing extra trains heading in this morning and this is on the orange line. users or riders will now be able to choose between three destinations they can still head out bound to vienna, but those headed inbound will choose either new carrolton or the largo town center train. you see the orange dash that is the new rush plus orange line extension, for folks heading inbound from largo can choose blue or orange and an additional six trains an hour running between vienna and largo, three either direction. yellow line riders will see something similar you will now

be able to head between franconia, springfield and green belt without transferring. dan is a spokesperson for metro kind enough to join us here this morning. >> good morning. >> what are you seeing so far this morning earlier we spoke with caroline at the king street station she said folks seem to be getting acclimated, things are getting better here. >> that's right. we are off to a good start the first rush plus trains made their way through that provides additional service on what is the most crowded part of our system between here and rossland. prior to rush plus, where trains are the most packed any where on our system we are adding three trains in each direction as you mentioned each hour to ease congestion. >> we call that the orange crush. how did you decide where to station helpers. >> here in courthouse most people are not travelling through the district all the

way into prince georges county. folks here really don't care whether they get on the new carrolton train or largo town center train all they know is they are going see the district. folks could get tripped up and you will find scores of additional service personnel. >> >> i will ask, you don't have a minimum date yet but kind of monitor the situation. >> exactly we will do with the first three days through wednesday and see how folks are dealing with it at that point. >> the whole thing you need to look at the side of the thing correct? >> that's right. not just about line color on metro, you want to make sure you look on the destination sign, on the side of the train or platform displays. the electronic signs. >> yeah, that will give you the same information or the smart phone, you can find on several aps for iphone or android. you want to make sure you are not heading to the wrong

destination. so be sure to lookout for that, we have more information on the myfoxdc.com all this takes place on rush hour only. sarah back to you. all right thank you. checking some of this mornings other top stories prince georges county police on the hunt for a robber who broke into an off campus apartment occupied by university of maryland students. it happened friday morning 48th avenue, college park. ryan miller says he was sleeping in his room when someone kicked in the front door. next thing he remembers was waking up in the hospital with a huge gash on his head. >> all the laptops are gone, they took a box of cigarettes. it made me realize that i am not as safe as i thought i was. miller has since been released from hospital. police want to hear from you with any information that could solve this case.

your help is needed to find the family of a hit and run victim in fairfax. 33-year-old mohammed was walking on the sidewalk when he was hit friday night. the impact launched him into the air he landed 50 feet away against another vehicle. this morning he is still in a coma and police are looking for a light colored suv with front end damage anyone with information is asked to call police. this morning, people are remembering rodney king the man whose beating at the hands of l.a. police sparked some of the leadlyiest riots the u.s. has ever seen. he was found dead yesterday morning in his backyard swimming pool at the age of 47. karen grey houston looks back at his life and legacy. >> i just want to say, you know, can we -- can we all get along. >> reporter: rodney king on the third day of the los angeles riots in 1992. 55 people died, more than 2,000

injured, l.a. on fire. the most serious riots the nation had ever seen. these were the most serious riots, we've had in this country, and they were serious i think because, african americans and others, saw, the beating before their very eyes and then an acquitle. >> reporter: eleanor, holmes norton is a civil rights pioneer. she was a student organizer in the 60s. she said the king videotaped beating, exposed a major civil rights issue. >> it stands for police brutality and recon sill. >> we always -- reconciliation. >> we always knew it was there but we never got to a point where we had a serious conversation and policy

changes, that i think, would prevent that kind of thing from happening in future. >> reporter: two officers who beat king were eventually convicted and served two years in federal civil rights case. king was awarded a 3 .8 million dollars civil settlement he started an unsuccessful hip hop recording company. earlier this year he published a memoir and reflected on his life. >> can we all just get along. you know, that is how i would like to be remembered. you know after i am dead and gone. >> reporter: karen grey houston, fox 5 news. prosecutors in the jerry sandusky molestation trial could rest their case today. the jury heard 20 prosecution witnesses over four days includingle men who said -- including 8 men who is said they were victims, sandusky may testify when the defense presents its case. his wife could also be a potential witness. he faces 52 counts for

allegedly molestic 10 boys over -- molesting 10 boys. the crisis in europe is expected to dominate talks in mexico. this g 20 summit has what we could have as good news coming from europe still a great deal of uncertainty. president obama arrived in mexico overnight, bringing with him the hopes of the u.s. e coen my. beyond the lush -- economy, beyond the lush surroundings there is nothing pleasant. security is tight as leaders of the largest economies try to figure out what is next for europe. >> now obviously this is the european situation, they only have the capacity to stop it. we are giving advice we have been through a tough situation. >> elections in greece yesterday may help bolster markets around the world today. voters supported a path toward austerity to bring budgets under control and remain part

of the euro avoiding economists disaster. in the short term, talks about the negatives of being out of the euro zone is out of the way. >> reporter: banks are still shaken. >> clearly it is not just about greece, it is a small country it is about spain and italy next in line. >> reporter: problems in europe don't simply stay in europe. there are deep trading ties to the u.s., getting the european house in order is critical to getting our own economy on track. national security issues at stake at this summit as well. today president obama will sit down one on one with putin. in washington, dew luzader -- doug luzader, fox news. coming up the search for missing hikers on america's tallest mountain has come to an end. where their bodies are believed to be. dry and windy weather,

fueling flames in cholera coand new mexico -- colorado and new mexico. >> first a live lookout side, some of you are seeing rain. don't let yesterday's comfortable weather fool you. just in time for summer, mother nature is about to ramp up temperatures and send a heat wave our way. tucker has the forecast and another check of the roads with julie when we come back. stay with us for a new van. yeah. i just don't know where to start. glad you found us. start by test-driving nearly every make and model, all in one place. carmax. start here. "planned p parenthood we're gonna get rid of that." romney is saying he'll deny women the birth control and cancer screenings they depend on.

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the search is off for january niece climbers -- japanese climbers caught in an avalanche the debris may have sent the four climber into a 100-foot deep crevasse. they are presumed dead. one of the climbers in the group managed to get out of the crevasse and report the avalanche. >> massive fires in colorado

and new mexico are still burning this morning authorities in cholera deorderred more evacuations -- colorado, ordered more evacuations. so far the fire in both states, scorched 100,000-acres combined. more on the progress fire crews have been making. >> reporter: it is more than a week since the raging wild fire burning in northern colorado began. officials believe it happened after lightning struck a tree. 181 homes have been destroyed but crews are making some progress. 55,000-acres, substantial containment. >> reporter: firefighters are working around the clock trying to battle the blaze. >> around 1600 people work thong fire. >> reporter: while authorities have their hands full with the fire they have concerns of looting. a 30-year-old denver man arrested on several charges including theft and impersonating an officer. >> we have roving, extra roving patrols to watch property because unfortunately some people in there that shouldn't

have been. >> reporter: in new mexico, little bear fire scorched land. 473 homes destroyed there. our biggest fire in terms of property loss. >> reporter: despite loss of homes there are somethings to be thankful for. >> we are fortunate, no lives have been lost. >> reporter: the little bear fire is now 60% contained one of 24,000 fires that popped up so far this year across the country. in new york, mary ann rafferty. it has been active. >> very dry. low humidity, 10%. >> we are going to get heat later this week here. >> yeah. we have been enjoying this relatively nice stretch for the first half of june with temperatures yesterday mid-70s, low humidity, gorgeous >> it was a great fathers day. >> of course now we are transitioning into the heat. >> yes. >> summer heat and humidity on

the way. >> let's get started with a look at radar shower activity, definitely enough to wet the roadways in some cases, pretty good rain coming down particularly to the west, you want to bring along an umbrella, first half of the day. you can see now pushing east, prince georges county, into anne arundel as well. plenty of rain out to the west, you can see why the rain is winding down pretty quickly. not a whole lot with it. fairly quiet conditions a lot of clouds in the forecast expected later today. they hang around here later tonight as well. 63 nice and comfortable temperature wise, highs upper 70s lots of heat out to the west. notice chicago, 76 degrees, and 77 in st. louis. so it is early morning out there you get the idea how warm it is that heat heading in our direction we will be off and running here. check out your 5 day forecast.

today upper 70s today upper 80s wednesday, thursday and friday that is what you call a heat wave, near 100 by thursday. >> gosh >> for june? >> yeah, well, from below normal to above normal. >> yeah, one spectrum to the other. >> julie wright, now, has the latest on this mornings rush hour traffic. >> funny i'd say normal and toss to me. >> unusual. >> thank you to whoever wrote that script. >> good morning back to work on monday with wet pavement not an easy drive around. accident activity remans, northbound i-75, newing on the, accident activity off the road to the shoulder. state police are at the scene that seems to be focal point of i-95 delay. it is below speed, leaving dale city. 395 traffic slowing at the belt way, toward king street inner loop, delays leaving braddock road toward 66.

speaking of 66 remains slow leaving fair oaks to 123, inside of the belt way, route 7, hunter mill road, follow police direction to get through that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. head of the un mission in syria demanding women, children, elderly and ill be allowed to evacuate combat zones. un is having a very difficult time because neither government loyalists or rebels will hold their fire long enough to allow them to evacuate. the un is trying to arrange a cease fire to get dozens of people out safely. calls for a special council to look into allegations, the white house is leaking information about top secret intelligence moves. senator lieberman said a special council will avoid appearance of conflict of interest. lieberman points to leak information about the u.s., israeli, cyber warfare

campaign, waged against iran. many republicans and some democrats hinted leaks were done on purpose to boost president obama's re-election campaign. >> china's first female astronaut in space and her two fellow male astronauts have begun their mission they docked with the module, they will test out two life support systems inside the module. the spacecraft launched saturday and expected to stay in space 10 days. officials hope to have a permanent space station by 2020. 7:21 a.m., major shake up at university of virginia could cost the school millions. coming up next who is calling for members of the board to lose their position. dozens of the world's most famous recordings artists caught off the record. find out how to hear their candid interviews. if you are looking to get in shape or lose weight,

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what stories do the giants of music have to tell. we will all soon hear the day the library of congress will announce a major donation, retired music executive, joe smith is giving more than 200 audio interviews to the library. recordings include interviews with likes of ella fitzgerald, ray charles, paul mccartney. he recorded those interviews when he was president of capital records. major donors threatened to stop giving to university of virginia, upset about the recent ousting of the university's president. she announced resignation after hearing from the head of the school's board there were enough votes to remove her. washington post talked to two big donors who gave a combined

$230 million in recent years one donor said the way her dismisle was handled damaged the university another says she won't give any more money until board members responsible for sullivan's ouster are removed. it is 7:26 a.m. now on monday morning coming up next don't mess with the judge. a man in court to help his girlfriend with a ticket lands himself in the slammer. why the tables turned coming up. just a week after maryland's largest casino opened is another developer gambling on gaming. gm pushing to build national harbour. sit good for the state of maryland. i am talking about the pros and cons. another live lookout side, today won't be as pretty as the last couple days were. we've got changes coming with summer around the corner, heat is coming as well. tucker will tell us about that and get the latest on traffic from julie stay with us, 7:26 a.m. @

i don't have a dress code, lore rain is a working town but at least they have to have no underwear showing >> i guess i have to wear my

pants like irkle and hope he don't say nothing about that. >> well, that michigan man learns the hard way to keep his pants pulled up. daryl brooks went to court to help his girlfriend with a traffic citation when he turned around in the courtroom the judge saw he was wearing saggy pants with underwear showing the judge found him in contempt of court and sent him to jail for three days later reducing it to one day. >> wow. didn't something like that happen at a school, kids got in trouble. >> yeah, schools, and various districts try to deal with it. >> i know. don't sag. all right. don't walk around. >> i don't even see how it is comfortable. >> i don't either. >> you don't want it to totally fall off then your drawers are totally hanging out. >> some times they come close. almost a skill involved in letting it -- >> how you walk with it.

>> yeah. >> we will put that to the test. >> that will be a sweet speech. >> it will. live shot we've got lots of clouds a few showers moving through the area this morning. bring along an umbrella we will see a few more showers develop here. watching out to the west, you had a pretty good steady rain last few hours. your high temperatures yesterday gorgeous fathers day temperatures upper 70s average daytime high this time of year, as we enter the last couple days of spring, in the mid-80s. check it out, yesterday, 77 regan national, 75 bwi marshall. won't be quite as nice today temperatures right back upper 70s a lot of clouds you can see rain moving in and already across the area. here is sentinel radar this one is a little aggressive, you can see, showers, roughly stretching from columbia, down

to montgomery county eastern side of the belt way out, towards prince georges county and anne arundel and then a good band of showers, out to the west. front royal, winchester getting in on the activity, notice, watch across the areas, this morning a lot of clouds in it, possibility of showers and then later this afternoon just generally cloudy skies, sunshine working in. showers start to taper off by early afternoon. what is going on? warmer and more humid air moving in and it will arrive in a couple steps here. you will notice that heat by tomorrow afternoon highs will be well into the 80s and lookout around here, wednesday, thursday, friday, hey, how about a summertime heat wave. just in time for summer -- i will show you the 5 day in a second. 53 washington 57 leonard town. no problems temperatures this afternoon, upper 70s mix of clouds and sun a few more showers in the forecast today,

likely i think, this morning, winds out of the south and east, 65. here is your warming trend lookout, down right hot by wednesday and thursday, highs by thursday, close to 100 degrees. get ready for that. traffic and see who is moving out there, julie wright has your latest. >> i got to tell you they are moving just not moving at speed unforchew neatly we have problems to re-- unfortunately we have problems to report. 95, headed towards georgia avenue. in the inner loop we are still getting acclimated with the work zone that new lane configuration where the jersey wall separates the right lane approximate the left lanes. lanes open, southbound, 95, to 295, no problems annapolis headed toward the capital belt way, inbound, suit land parkway, heavy, slow, steady,

inbound, gain, suit land parkway to inbound 11th street bridge. delays before duke street headed up toward king. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. all right thank you checking our top stories metro's new rush plus program, the idea to minimize congestion in most used areas during the morning and evening rush. some trains from franconia will service downtown dc. metro will add trains to orange line to minimize over crowding. some of those trains will go to largo town center instead of new carrolton. pay attention to the destination signs on the platform and sides of the train. warning if you park in a popular commuter lot you better be in a legal spot. today police begin a crackdown

at the corner road lot, i-95 and prince william parkway some commuters are parking illegally creating blind spots and other safety hazards. officers will hand out warnings for the next couple weeks. mixed reviews, when mgm announced it wants to build a casino national harbour. maryland national assembly would have to pave the way for a sixth casino. joining us now an economist, specializing in economic forecasting executive director of inforum. thank you for coming in today. everybody has been talking about this. a lot of excitement surrounding it automatically you hear a lot from politicians that say this is going to be great you know revenues come n great for education, jobs, that type of thing how much do residents though, really benefit the

community, as a whole? >> well, i think, the study that was released last week, concerning this casino, said that the state and counties together could earn 160 million, maybe that is an over estimation, maybe $100 million. that is a good amount of money s certainly would help some of the programs in the state. you also get a little bit of you know jobs and development with the casino as well. those are tax payers in a sense, it does give an economic boost, like any amusement -- say with an amusement park or something like that you get a boost. now on the other hand, at the end to have day, all casinos, -- you can only put so many in one state and you know, hundred million here and a hundred million there, add up but relative to the overall state budget and overall county

budgets for education, they are still just a small proportion of that. less than 5%. >> okay yeah, when you look at the grand total, it is the same time i am sure they would say every little bit helps. but, over the long term, like right now we are seeing lines of cars, out of maryland live casino. a lot of money initially will come in. overtime though, how much do you think that would drop off or what have you seen like in some other cities happen? >> well, it seems that the one thing about casino type revenues is they don't grow very fast. so as you say, at the beginning, people are very enamored by the newness of the casino they may come from other states, other places to come in, that does bring revenue in, but overtime, it just doesn't grow with inflation. it may be very slow growth. while you get that influx at the beginning overtime, it is less and less. now when you take a look at

what casinos do overall, you know, some people make the argument it is not something that is necessarily savoury to have people going there, spending their money maybe losing their money in the end do casinos take away potential income from poor people more than those who can afford to gamble? >> well, there is a lot of evidence that state lotteries do -- lower income people do spend a larger proportion of income and larger amounts of income on the state lottery. evidence around casinos is mixed on that. there has not been much research. so the casino gambling is of a different nature i don't think we know quite yet whether it is particularly regressive, like state lotteries. it also depends i believe on the location, and the type of casino as well. one nice thing about the national harbour, is proximity to district and virginia, means

those tax payers will probably be donating to the maryland revenues. >> okay, so some casinos take in a half million dollars a day does that sound right? >> i suppose. >> how much winds up going to benefit schools? where is a good portion of the rest of the money going and how much is really going to school, road and other municipal kinds of projects? >> well, interesting, in maryland apparently, the tax on the gambling revenues after all the expenses are paid for, is at 67% which is much higher than in other states. one of the things that is of subject in this particular situation is whether national harbour will pay that full price. if they decide the lower it what do you do with the other casinos in the state. but as we say, in reality, you know, you want the look at that

bottom line figure whether it is 100 million or $160 million per year that the casino can bring in and again, while that sounds like a lot of money, relative to the overall state budget, it is pretty small. >> what i am hearing from you, is basically pros and cons to this you got to look at it from every angle, so -- >> of course. >> thank you so much for coming in. >> okay thank you. >> tony over to you. it is 7:40 a.m., coming up trouble for the nats, after an awesome winning streak nationals get a lesson from the yankees in the battle of two first place teams. what happened after the break. stay with us

chef. >> our sports breakfast i feel like we should be whispering. we might scare the ball. golf has a new u.s. open champion his name is web simpson. >> who? >> i know. >> who is that? >> he held off graham mcdowell and who is that. we don't watch enough apparently his first major

title simpson finished 1 over 281. what about tiger woods he finished 7 over par whichever. >> oh, too bad for him. baseball and a tough weekend for the nationals they were swept by the yankees, boo. in a 3 game series. the yanks finished off the sweep sunday with a 4-1 win despite la roar's 12 home run of the season. the nats are still four games ahead of the atlanta braves in the nl east. nats are off today they begin a three game series at home versus the rays tomorrow. you know they are doing well even though they won that. >> that is why all those wins are important early in the season. not a great weekend for the nats but a nice saturday night for fox 5. >> we were honored to win 9 local emmys including one for best morning newscast. >> we picked up honors for best continuing coverage of a story for last year's bank hostage stand off in tacoma park and

overall station excellence award and a great honor for tucker barnes and his crew last year in ocean sit it they won an emmy, for their work covering hurricane irene when tucker was covered in sea foam churned up by the storm and for 24 to 48 hours the most talked about man in the country >> you were my friend we still talk about that. look at that. what did it taste like? >> do we want to go through that again. >> like ocean. >> et was clean. -- it was clean. >> when you are in it, watching it looks different than -- >> sure. >> you look like you are in a dishwasher. >> pretty amazing. >> still amazing to see. >> congratulations. >> thank you it is a great honor. >> i just want to point out the sea foam everyone talks about it we laugh about it but the award is not for oh, he was covered in sea foam but because of excellent reporting. >> thank you. >> very good. >> big thanks to my crew they

were incredible we tied down the camera and the rest of it. it was an exciting weekend. >> it was. great weather later. no, we don't. never mind. >> reset sarah. >> if you like 100 degrees >> it was great yesterday. i was still on yesterday. >> beautiful day yesterday, hit the baseball games, we do have rain showers moved in overnight and there particularly west of the city, bring along an umbrella. many of us will have light showers you can see shower activity working east of the district and then a good band of it out to the west. lees burg. manassas all getting showers and pretty good downpours, win chester and front royal. all this associated with an upper level disturbance, bottom line we will transition to a warmer and more humid air mass. let me show you the jet stream here which retreated to the north, okay thank you. we are back.

there is your jet stream this week it is off to the north and west. we will look at high pressure, building in from the west and lots of hot temperatures not so much today, today upper 70s, wednesday, thursday, friday, highs upper 90s first real substantial heat wave of the year expected next couple days make sure the air conditioner works. near 100 by e already got on th outfit for the heat of the summer i noticed today. >> pretty much does. julie wright has the traffic here and julie, is julie with us? >> i am with you. >> how did you rip your sleeves. >> what happened? >> windy conditions. >> that is what happens you come off vacation and don't set the alarm the wake up 2:30 a.m., you run out the door just grabbing anything you can. there you go. if i ever get pulled over at 270, 4:00 a.m.

in the morning it will be embarrassing for me and the officer. sleeves are supposed to be that way. >> yes, they are. it is the new look. all right guys and sarah, we have problems out here on the road, accident activity mcarthur boulevard, south of falls road follow police direction to get by. hunter mill north of lawyers, accident activity there as well travelling 236, down to 1 lane because police are helping direct you around wires that came down earlier this morning inner loop of the belt way, below speed, braddock road down to 27 miles an hour. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. coming up changing your body for good. >> melanie alnwick learning to change her face this morning. >> oh, sarah i thank you i hope to get out of this soon. this is an maizing work out it is going to change your body and face in as little as six weeks based on the disney movie brave we will tell you about it when fox 5 morning news

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take control of your own destiny in time for disney pixar's latest blockbuster brave. washington sports club have figured a way for people to channel their own inner bravery. >> melanie really got your work out going on. >> guess what sarah do not mess with me i am wielding a sword this morning right? this is all part of brave's change your fate work out at washington sports club, and i am going to get a break right here and we will talk to amira one of the instructors. put the sword down please. put the sword down please. >> all right. >> keep going everyone. >> this is amira she created

this brave pixar, disney brave pixar change your fate work out you got a chance to see the movie. >> yes. >> how does it tie in. >> it is a great movie about merida, a scottish princess, untraditional in that she loves to play with swords, loves archery, horseback riding she is untraditional tries to break tradition to choose her own destiny her own fate. here we are changing our bodies doing that by bringing in equipment such as the sword. >> what is it about this sword that makes the work out different. you can tell them to do something else too. >> okay, power squat. >> when you are working with the sword you are using your core to stabilize and also when we do different twisting motions using owe bleak and also using shoulders whenever we do a cut. so you really end up working the entire body with certain movements you are getting more into the legs, out out and in

for squats. >> tell me about the movie itself and how this is -- it is a disney princess, but she is not a princess as you would normally imagine. >> right because she is untraditional, she is a bit of a tomboy, she really breaks traditions, to choose her own destiny normally you don't see that in disney movies at the end it is not a typical disneyeneding. she is independent, strong, feisty i tried to capture that spirit. >> what are somethings you said as well, how is it nontraditional work out in terms of we are not doing squats not doing crunches you are using other parts of the core you might not normally use. >> yes, untraditional normally in fitness classes you see a body bar, dumb bells, might see a stability ball or step berm we are using untraditional equipment when do you ever see a sword. >> you might see a small ball

but they are to reflect, merida's passion for horseback riding we hone in on the inner thighs. >> 3 minutes is a long time isn't it guys? who wants to take a break. >> tell me your name. >> wendy. >> what did you think? >> good work out. adding the jump squats with the sword. >> what work outs do you normally do. >> a lot of stuff, running, weight training, so,. >> did you thing the sword was cool. >> yeah, it is fun. work your shoulders as well. >> i will come talk to you because guys like swords right? >> definitely i feel like a kid again. >> even just 3 minutes having to do it >> i feel it right now my legs, shoulders, you are right about that. >> all right. one thing amira was telling us

literally 6 weeks you can change your body. >> yes. that is the goal as long as you are consistent ideally 2 to 3 times a week in combination with your other work outs it will improve posture a lot of times we do push ups instead with this you get to work the rear deltoids, upper back, hone in on the posture muscles keeping your core tight you will stand taller and look leaner. >> coming up more implements, the bow, we also have the small ball we will work those in and also going to talk to you guys how you can come and take advantage of limited edition, special work outs at the washington sports club. we will have all that coming up a little late inner the show -- late inner the show. >> looks like fun. coming up next hour a paralyzed man who can only communicate with his eyes, sents his first tweet to the world. >> wow. >> maizing video ahead. >> meet a film maker,

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>> back now 8:00 a.m. we are almost through the first rush hour of metro's new rush plus service. how is it going? riders seeing a difference? faster, less congested commute? we will check with lauren demarco. we heard much about efforts to bring home remains of u.s. service personnel missing in vietnam even korea but not many know about the greatest loss of life for marines in a single beatle during world war ii. this morning the story of those working nearly 70 years later to make sure remains of those marines make it home for a proper goodbye. also this hour, acclaimed gospel singer byron cage out with a new cd. today byron is in our studios he will perform live for us. you won't want to miss that. should be good.

>> yeah. >> good morning i am tony perkins. >> i am will thomas. allison is off this week so we will rotate the chair next to you tony. got to keep it warm for allison. >> that period of time where vacations and all that thing. >> and no one deserves it more than allison. tucker good morning. >> good morning. rain showers through the area, not going to rain all day but umbrella weather to start the morning. >> a lot of clouds. >> yeah, and a lot more than yesterday. or this weekend. >> beautiful yesterday. >> transitioning into our next air mass which i think most people will take a pass on, when they see the 5 day forecast. shower active i you can see moving in from the -- activity, you can see moving in from the west. leading edge of this, pushing out toward saver that park and annapolis all of this will see earlier showers and mostly cloudy maybe a few rays of

sunshine, highs executed to be upper 70s temperature -- expected to be upper 70s. 63 degrees, humidity 90%, wins shifted out of the south, 9 miles per hour. your forecast of the day, early showers and maybe a little afternoon highs, upper 70s, 77 alexandria, 79 cull pepper. enjoy these temperatures while we got them, maybe 100 later this week. >> that is something else. enjoy the 70s for sure. to julie wright now, she will tell us what is happen being the area roadways. good morning to you guys. all of you as you travel south along 270, heavy, slow and steady remains the commute as you travel southbound, working your way from east town, toward the lane divide. no accidents to report but a 55 minute commute headed southbound along 270, lanes open top stretch to have belt way, you are below speed, 95 to georgia. again, mcarthur boulevard,

south of falls road, hunter mill north of lawyers road where we had yet another crash. slow traffic travelling 395, leaving the belt way to king street across the 14th street bridge. wires down, 236, at least one lane is able to get by. travelling the inner loop, delays leaving 236, headed up towards gallows road. this happens to be inbound, suit land parkway. no problems reported, 3 car pile up, inbound, suit land parkway stay to the right to get by. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. an alert for metro riders, rail is changing the rule for riders. >> it started this morning. lauren demarco, live at the courthouse station with some changes that went into effect good morning lauren. >> reporter: good morning you guys. well, right now, metro rush plus is in effect, the first day, it is in effect for rush hour only, 6:30 a.m., to 9:00 a.m. and then this afternoon from

3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. we are well into it now, so far according to riders it is off to a shaky start. i want to take a look at the map talk about changing yellow line riders can now travel between 3 belt and franconia, without having to transfer. you see that yellow dash line splits off at king street, heads to franconia and heads out to green belt. you will notice the new orange line splits off stadium armoury and continues to largo town center metro added six new trains, an hour, to this line. here at courthouse, you can see largo trains up on the board it is important to see the destination posted on the side of the train so you didn't board the wrong one. metro workers, at stations to help answer questions and plenty of signage about metro rush plus. earlier we saw trains, about 3 minutes in between trains some

heading to largo, some new carrolton, then as we stayed, 15 minutes ago we saw it was taking trains, between 6 and 7 minutes some riders here were saying that is typical, they are not seeing the more frequent trains at this point but we will continue to watch it see what happens, we are seeing some trains becoming more and more crowded as they came in something rush plus is hoping to alleviate. we will keep an eye on it for you, live at courthouse back to you in studio. >> thank you. checking the mornings other top stories prince georges county police on the hunt for a robber who broke into off campus apartment occupied by university of maryland students. it happened friday morning in college park. brian miller was sleeping in his room when someone kicked in the front door. next thing he remembers is waking up in the hospital, with a huge gash on his head.

>> gone, they took a half smoked pack of cigarettes it made me realize, that i am not as safe as i thought i was. >> now that man miller is out of the hospital, police want to hear from you with any information that could help solve this crime. your help is needed to find a family of a hit and run victim in fairfax. 33-year-old mohammed jabor was walking on the sidewalk along fairfax boulevard when he was hit friday night. police say the impact launched him into the air he landed 50 feet away against another vehicle. this morning he is still in a coma. police are looking for a light colored suv with front end damage. in the district police are searching for the person they say got away after an suv flipped over on 4th street, northwest. two other people in the vehicle were arrested early yesterday s guns were found at the scene. police believe the group may

have carjacked someone. surprising death of rodney king is making headlines his fiance found king dead in his backyard swimming pool yesterday morning. the 47-year-old, back in the early 1990s. his videotaped beating at the hands of los angeles police sparked some of the deadliest riots the nation has ever seen. following the beating, king struggled with alcohol addiction and arrest. he was always pleasant to be around. just know that he was a happy person and told everybody hi and always doing his own thing and worried about the neighbourhood. he wasn't no selfish person. >> he was just really getting his life together. it's rough. >> police say, they are treating the death as an apparent drowning but an autopsy set today to find out the exact cause of death. earlier this year rodney king published a memoir reflecting

on his life. he has been arrested several times since the riots for alcohol related incidents and recently said he was broke. king is survived by his three children. jerry sandusky molestation trial picked back up today. prosecution could rest their case later on the jury heard from 20 prosecution witnesses over four days including eight men who said they were his victim whence they were children. the former penn state assistant football coach may testify when defense presents its case. his wife could also be another potential witness. he is facing 52 counts for allegedly molesting 10 boys over 15 years. jurors will resume deliberations in the clemens purgery trial. they received the case last tuesday afternoon deliberated wednesday before breaking for the rest of the week. clemens is charged with lying to congress in 2008. the former baseball great is facing up to 30 years in

prison. new evacuation orders and a threat from mother nature coming up update on the wild fire situation out west. it is a battle most of us haven't even heard of but now the focus of this new documentary until they are home, chronicles the search for remains of missing marines killed on the battlefield during world war ii. we will sit down with the films director as we continue. 8:09 a.m.  [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪

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while the massive fires in the west rage on firefighters in colorado are worning around the clock to battle those flames authorities ordered more evacuations so far officials say the fires destroyed more than 181 homes, which is the most in colorado history. the fires in colorado and new mexico burned nearly 100,000- acres combined. boy those winds not helping one bit. >> no. >> shall we lighten things up a little bit? >> heavy news but let's do that. tucker you are going to make us

smile this morning. >> i hope so. time for my first 5 photo of the day. beautiful baby. >> michaela. >> yep. >> time for my first 5 photo 3 month old michaela everybody >> how cute. >> adorable. love the bow. >> get this, apparently she loves to watch fox 5 morning news, and what is her favorite thing to do? >> ask the weather guy. >> talk to the anchors while watching. >> oh. >> apparently she has a lot of opinions and lots to say. >> mom and dad say they are blessed to have her in their lives. >> a real cutie. >> you can see why. >> will what is that tie you are wearing. >> looks very inquisitive. >> she does. >> she is not the only one will. >> to send your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. thank you so much we love your picture. all right let's do radar, bring out an umbrella if you

are headed out here, rain showers moving through the area, particularly west that is where the most intense rain has been. not terribly heavy but you can see bands of yellow and darker greens out to front royal and winchester. could be a brief heavy downpour. later this afternoon a mix of sun and cloud, maybe peeks of sunshine temperatures expected to be upper to mid-70s. temperature wise for another day bigger picture, rain showers will end not a whole lot with it, upper level disturbance at this hour out to the west, area of high pressure building in, and this time of year when you talk about beginning of summer high pressure building in, that is often spelling heat wave by wednesday and thursday, i promise you, syrup time in washington. -- summertime in washington. here is your 5 day forecast enjoy the relative cool today,

because the 5 day is lots of heat. 78 today, 95 wednesday, 98 on thursday with lots of sunshine and humidity as well. that is a look at weather, traffic with julie wright. >> good morning tucker. accident activity reported northbound 295, before the suit land parkway one lane closed off halfy volume once you get past the douglas -- heavy volume once you get past the douglas bridge. river dale toward new york avenue. 395, crossing inbound over the 14th street bridge outer loop of the belt way, tied up delays, 95, into the work zone, university boulevard, the new lane configuration, separated by a jersey wall. my tie is not so bad today. >> it is wonderful. film maker steven barber out with a new documentary to recover remains of american marine who is died in a world war ii battle out in the

pacific. >> he sat with allison to talk about the project and how it turned into a passion for bringing fallen warriors home for their final salute. >> the film is called until they are home we are happy to be joined by film maker steven barber the brains -- the director, visionary, everything behind this documentary on world war ii and specifically, first of all welcome. >> thank you. >> specifically in a battle most of us sadly haven't heard about. >> it is a sacred, hallowed ground for the marine corps, 1,143 marines died in the horrific, battle. it taught the marines a lot they learned a lot but it is a hallowed ground i have been out there three times i did a movie already the film was so

powerful it got a crusty marine in chicago to get legislation passed, two years later i get a phone call from jpac they say your film was so inspirational and my mental -- i am like do you have the right number they said would you like to go back and film it. i spent 41 days with 17 young marines, airforce, navy, joint pow,. >> basically it is about, bringing every last person home. how difficult is that, though, to repatriate our citizens who went over and gave everything, to make us free. >> um, realistically i spoke to general tom about this they can realistically bring home 3 to 40,000 there is 88,000 missing just after 6, 7, 8 decades you can imagine, we went back, houses built everywhere, roads,

lodgistically it is extremely difficult and expensive just to disinter these two remains almost a million dollars. now people say is it worth it? when you meet a family member whose brother, uncle, father, walked out of the house, 5, 6, 7 decades ago and never came back you ask them. >> right the last film, and now this film, where do you come in to this? how did you get interested in this. why have you done this. i am on a divine path i am not a church meeting kind of guy i met eddie albert on a bike ride 13 years ago that is the opening scene of until they are home. people can go to the website eddie for those to young was a huge actor 50s, 60s, 70s i saw him on a bike ride long story short interviewed him he was in the battle, he saved 70, 80 marines we are trying to get congressional legislation

passed to give him this medal of honor. 10 years later i meet another world war ii vet. leon, he was in the battle, long story short we found the funding, ed harris happened to be his neighbor. >> come on. >> he had breakfast with ed, before leon could say anything he was like you had me at hello. ed harris narrated my film. that got congressional legislation now until they are home we just got a huge pre mere at the directors guild i am finding out the patriotism in this country is really on a surge, and i am just kind of at the right place at the right time i have been workingthon 14 years. >> how do we see i love this, almost like a feature film, but this reads like a film, and everybody needs to know these stories how can we see until they are home >> at this point i am talking to hbo, gnat geo i think hbo

will pick it up but go to the website, we have screenings in chicago coming up, a screening on the midway, i am interested in screening it back here in dc at the capital i went through the senate the other day and dropped off 22 packages to terry, mccain, web, all service people there is a huge theatre at the capital, if a senator or congressman if you are watching guys, i would like you to sponsor this so i can show it to as many people as possible. >> they do watch hopefully someone will hear >> chef now we know. >> sounds like a great film. >> time now 8:20 a.m., just ahead a teacher in big trouble, after allegedly rounding up her kindergarten class and telling them to hit a fellow student >> why the school says she thought that was a good idea. >> later an intense work out, right out of the movies, is that a bow and arrow? >> yep >> inspired by disney pixar's

newest film brave, melanie alnwick is learning all about it this morning and burning off calories too. be right back. >> luckily they have no arrows. 

david and his skydiving instructor fell to their deaths when a parachute failed the open in up state new york friday. his widow says she talked her husband into jumping for a friend's 50th birthday party. faa is now investigating the accident. search is off this morning for japanese climbers caught in an avalanche on alaska's mount mckin lee, national park service days debris may have sent the climbers into a 100- foot deep crevasse. one climb inner the group did manage to get out and report the avalanche. how is this for a talk era teacher in texas in hot water after allegedly ordering her kindergarten class to slap one of the other kids the mother of the 6-year-old boy who was apparently slapped says the teacher had the class line up and hit her son. officials from the school system claim the boy was

bullying the other kids and this was the teachers way of punishing him. his mother says she found out about the incident weeks after it happened. my stomach was in knots, just horrible. 24 kids in that class and he told me some of them hit him twice. the family filed a criminal cool plain with police and want the school and teacher -- criminal complaint with police and want the school and teacher held responsible. coming up a paralyzed man able to communicate with his eyes only, sends a tweet, out to the world. we will show you the incredible video coming your way next. >> sigh of relief for world leaders after a crucial election in greece, sarah simmons back after the break with what is on president obama's agenda at the g 20 summit. stay with us, 8:25 a.m.

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legally search your cell phone without a warrant. the state's appeals court ruled your cell phone is fair game, just like a wallet or business card. some attorneys are concerned because so many people use cell phones for e-mail and social networking, both of which require warrants. the state supreme court is expected to weigh in on the issue but that might not happen for months. what stories do giants of music have to tell. we will all soon hear the library of congress will announce a major donation. retired music executive, joe smith giving more than 200 audio interviews to the library, recordings include interviews with ella fitzgerald, ray charles, paul mccartney. he reported the interviews when he was president of capital records. >> hope the public gets to hear some of it >> i guess you have to show up and go. library of congress to do that. good to see you back here i know you bring us news of very warm temperatures this week.

>> yes, i think most of us will be complaining about those by wednesday and thursday but not the case today. today will be fine upper 70s we do have rain showers going through. >> need the rain haven't had a whole lot last couple weeks, to be honest this is probably the best chance this week. we will take it while we can get it a big change from yesterday. >> won't seem so bad when we reach near 100. >> yeah, you can say that gain. we will want some relief. rain showers, belt way, one or two showers, college park, you are probably looking at a few showers a lot more out to the west. some of it will roll through over the next several hours. definitely umbrella weather, early morning hours later this afternoon not so much as rain showers start to break up and so will the cloud cover too. minus sunshine later today and as mentioned, temperatures upper 70s. let me show you the next map, upper level disturbance coming through, just enough lift in the atmosphere to get a couple showers out of it. there you go once that gets

east of us we will start to lose the cloud cover again, a little sunshine later today. what is happening we are transitioning to our next air mass and out to the west. lots and lots of heat out there, temperatures early this morning upper 70s st. louis and chicago, all that heat headed toward mid-atlantic. upper 70s enjoy it while you got it it will get, plenty steamy and hot, middle and end of the week. we will look at potentially dangerous heat by wednesday and thursday highs expected to be -- i will show you upper 90s by thursday afternoon. there is your five day forecast, 78 today, 88 tomorrow, there we go, upper 90s by thursday. maybe close to 100 not sure what the record is for thursday but that will be the first full day of summer. that is weather tony. thank you very much. metro's new rush plus program kicked off this morning, the idea is to ease congestion in the busiest areas during the morning and evening rush some blue line trains from

franconia, will instead serve as yellow line for passenger service into downtown dc metro will also add trains to the orange line, some of those trains will go to largo town center instead of new towns end. metro is urging riders the pay attention to destination signs not just on the platform but now on the sides of the trains as well. there is a warning the you park if a popular commuter lot, virginia state and prince william county police begin a crackdown at the corner road lot near i-95 and prince william parkway. some commuters are parking illegally, which is creating blind spots and safety hazards, officers will hand out warnings for the next few weeks, ticketing and towing begin july 2nd. world leaders gather for the g 20 summit in mexico >> meetings kick off this morning and will likely focus on thetic comic crisis in europe and result from critical elections in greece. sarah simmons is back with a look at what is ahead. well, a white house

spokesperson issued a statement, congratulating, the greek people for voting to keep in office a party that supports their country's economic bailout by other european nations. president obama arrived in mexico overnight bringing with him the hopes of the u.s. economy but beyond the lush surroundings there is nothing terribly pleasant about this. security is tight, as leaders of the world's large est economies -- largest economies try to figure out what will happen in your roll next. >> this is a european situation they only have the capacity to solve it we are giving advice. elections in greece yesterday may bolster markets around the world today. voters supported a path toward austerity to bring budgets under control and remain art to have the your owe -- remain part of the euro. >> in the short term, talked about the negatives.

big problems remain in greece, and the rest of europe, and banks, in larger european countries are shaky. >> it is not just about greece, it is about spain and italy. >> problems in europe don't just simply stay in europe there are deep trading ties to the u.s.ing the european house in order is critical to getting our own economy back on track. >> mexican president, calderone is pushing for record donations to the international monetary fund to help bolster ability for more bailouts in europe. will. sarah thank you. to egypt now, where the muslim brother hood says its candidate, has won the presidential election the islamist group claimed victory early this morning following two days of voting the official winner is expected to be announced thursday. soul, praise and worship. gospel singer brian cage, is here to perform, the song from his brand new album just happens to be in front of tony

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when have you heard of this guy, web simpson. guess what he is golf's new u.s. open champ. he held off mcdowell and thompson in sunday's final round to win his first major title. simpson finished 1 over, what about tiger woods? he finished at 7 over par. tough weekend for the nats, they were swept by the new york yankees, in a 3 game series, that is the bad news good news even with the sweep, nats are still 4 games ahead of the braves in the nl east, now that is thanks in part to the orioles who took, two of three from atlanta nats are off today and begin a three game series at home versus the rays tomorrow. >> paralyzed man from england now connected through twitter. last week, tony nickel son sent the first ever tweet, with his

eyes. yep his eyes he uses a computer that follows his eye movements. he wrote hello world i am tony nickel son i have locked in syndrome this is my first ever tweet. locked in syndrome is a condition where people can think and reason and are aware but don't have control over muscles except the ones that control blinking and vertical eye movements. thank goodness for that computer. >> extraordinary >> it is extraordinary. very talented guest coming up after the break speaking of extraordinary. his name is brian cage, a gospel singer and he is live in our studio b to talk about this new cd called memoirs of a worshiper. drops tomorrow. we will hear what it sounds like when he gives us a live performance. >> melanie alnwick is getting quite the work out this morning. >> hey, tony, they haven't exhausted me yet but probably pretty soon. gain, it is the disney pixar brave change your fate work

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>> just in time for disney pixar's latest summer blockbuster brave, gurus at washington sports club created a fun way for people to channel their inner bravery. >> looks like a lot of work. melanie alnwick is trying out these moves she joins us from washington sports club, in bethesda, it is quite the work out. >> reporter: it is tony. this is harder than it looks you wouldn't think so but absolutely it is. again we are focussing on the bow here this is part of that disney brave work out. we are going to show a little bit of the film clip to you as well. this is disney's pixars first female hero win, first

protagonist from pixar it is really, unique thing for them. we are talking about princess merida she has an attitude and some need to break away from tradition. break away from what her parents expect from her and the bow is featured prominently, amira created the work out here in conjunction she got to work with disney executives and talk with them about the work out they are having here at washington sport's club. so amira if you can talk to me, it is hard for me to talk while i am working outly let you give it a try. what did you see in the film why is this prominently featured. >> well, merida the main character loves archery we decided to bring it into the work out because it works posture muscles and upper back and you get to work cardio having fun and doing strength exercises which is great for metabolism. so cardio and strength at the same times the going to be more

fun than just running on a treadmill. >> i am really feeling this right now in my shoulder muscles for sure. >> yes, you will feel it in your shoulders and rear deltoids this will be the last one. rear deltoid. >> back of the shoulders. >> anyone else need to switch arms. >> this time we will travel, take two steps left and then two steps right, and as we come back, with the two steps, lift the knee up,. amira you were saying posture makes a big difference why is it so important? >> because we spent a lot of time focussing on things like push ups if you are not at the gym you are spending a lot of time sitting at a desk or by the computer, or just sitting in general, a lot of people are sedden tear so instead of that we are -- sid tear so instead we are bringing a lot of the shoulders up. >> this is hurting. >> anybody else hurt?

just me? >> yes, you are going to feel this for sure. >> what else can you do with this bow? >> other things take the bow up overhead work the legs and work the upper back and back of the shoulders we will come back up so it is two counts back. >> balancing. >> and two counts up. two counts back two counts up. you can even add in more, add a knee extension at the top. you are pulling. >> oh. >> always abs you are always pulling your abs in tight. shoulders down and back,. >> what do you thing about this character? >> well, merida tried to capture the spirit of her in the work out she is highly energetic, strong independent so there is a section in the work out that is pretty intense. there is impact we will get to that later. >> two more. here is the last one.

nice job. and relax. >> let's do the other side again. switch. >> okay. >> i will let you take a little break while they are working. this is tough tell me your name. >> chris. >> tell me what you thing about this? >> this is a wonderful work out very very different if what i normally do. normally i lift weights. this is a lot of cardio which i hate to do but it is fun because it is different with the bow and sword. makes you not thing about it so much. >> you have very nice deltoids i am feeling it burn. >> oh, yeah, in my shoulder. glad we are switching to the left side. >> are you glad you gave me that call. >> thank you very much. >> a lot of other things will be incorporated too, you may have seen earlier we will bring it back in later the sword involved there is also a small ball, it is great, and one of the things, oh, look at this

one. am i going to do this one i don't know, this is a 45 minute work out,. a 45 minute work out, even some yoga warrior position, inspire us. >> what was that like for you, working with disney pixar? >> well, great. a lot of fun. i got to see the movie early, private screening. >> nice. >> yeah, it was a lot of fun. >> we are going to keep going with this, we will join you back later next hour we will show you again all the different moves you can do here washington sports club. we will see if can i make it back to you guys. >> melanie, you are working out, and we've got a work out of a different kind this morning here in studio b, gospel artist, byron cage about to release his ninth cd, memoirs of a worshiper hits

stores tomorrow. in addition to a busy touring career he is musical director at ebenezer, m and e church in washington. good morning. >> good morning. >> good to have you. >> good to be here early in the morning. >> you were just rehearsing and warming up and getting us moveling. this is your ninth cd -- moving. this is your ninth cd, tell us about this one, kind of a little different than your last one. >> yes, a little did i have aren't, what i have been going -- different, what i have been going through, with the recession and everything this is more of a worship cd where i really singsongs that point out to direct you back to god and get people to do the double up lift their spirit and bring you closer to him. >> you have been very popular if many years now, things are going very well you have upcoming gigs coming up including essence music festival.

>> yeah, i hack looking forward to -- i am looking forward to that. with all the great names it will be a great time in new orleans. >> also you are part of the mcdonald's tour. >> that's correct. i believe tickets are sold out for the not. e busy schedule but i am not complaining. >> fred is on this cd as well doing a song called victory what is it like when you team up with other giants in the business >> man i have had the pleasure of working with everyone from michael jackson to quincy jones. fred is one of my favourites. just always makes the music better, two is better than one. >> what did you do with michael jackson. >> i was there for the opening of atlantis hotel in 19198 and did the heal the world. i met quincy jones and the rest of them. >> you will do for us what is the second single. >> yeah, called thrown. >> you want to tell us about it. >> who sits on the throne get

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idea this is madagascar, it was number one at the box office taking in $35.5 million it debuted at number one, alien saga, prometheus was second, rock of ages opened in third place earning $15 million. snow white and the hunts man and that is my boy, round out the top five. all right check this out. simon cowell may not have wanted her on the u.s. version of x factor that didn't stop former pussycat dolls, lead singer landing a different x factor gig. she will be one of the judges on the uk version, replacing kelly rowland. she could look a little happier here don't you think? wow. the season airs in britain,

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the man dies suddenly and mysteriously at his home in california. >> later, crying foul an abrupt end to a tennis championship match could leave one star facing assault charges. >> >> i am tony perkins. >> i am sarah simmons, allison seymour has the morning off. >> when i first woke up, tucker barnes a complete morning forecast. definitely umbrella weather, let's kick it off and look at radar, shower activity moving in from the west, most of the rain shower activity has been out to the west and will continue to kind of fall here, on and off throughout the area for your morning hours. front royal, just to