after penn state is hit with historic sanctions in the wakeio nsof the jerry sandusky sex abu can dallas. while the fact -- scandal, whath the football team escapes the death penalty, the school willoo suffer for years.l or >> this is fox a morning news.n >> it is 7:00 on this tuesday morning, july 4th.ju there's a live look outside. not a bad started to the day.ta itrt is going to be another hot one. good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> first, a ceruses pop i -- a serious top pick, the fight against aids. a team of medical experts will take your phone calls, the number is on your screen. get a pencil if you need to call in this morning.inin

the number is 202-895-33007. >> and you can go to our website, get any question answered, where to get testing, who should be tested. we've been talking about this a lot.t. this is national hiv and aids awareness month. we'll tell you more about that in a little bit.li officials let's get ttupdated on the weather forecast, tuckerfo barnes has that. >> good morning.d off to another warm and humid start t will be hot, but we have changes, pleasant changes in the forecast for late today and particularly for your wednesdayd let's get to it. look at the numbers at reagana national. in the mid-70s, 75 in washington, 75 in baltimore, 75 the winning number innu fredricksburg.frg. mention the warm temperatures, humidity, lots of sun to start the day, and watch the temperatures warm.ar satellite radar, those are thea showers and storms overnight,

and you can see we got quieter in the earning morning hours.mo lots of sunshine to start the day. we get into the mid- to late afternoon, we'll get clouds in and the possibility ahead of a cold front to see some scattered showers and storms.or just be prepared for that. again, mid- to late afternoon as the frontal testimony moves in. for tuesday, high temperatures expected, 93 in washington, 94 in on the beach, so a hot one. cooler temperatures on the way,h and less humidity. i'll have details in a minute. let's get to julie wright.wr on the roads, very much they're busy, we have lanes open, but the pace is slow, southbound along 270 in rockville, south of 28, headed to the split, to the beltway tol 95 around the georgia avenue. 50 is an easy commute, but he will stack up, leaving 202.

eastbound 66 the brakes coming leaving business 224.bu 15 normal of 66, approaching 234, accidents activity in the process of being cleared, and 1e has d,been reopened each direction. if you are traveling the out atn the time loop of the beltway from springfield in the direction, into the sunshine ani on the brakes, leaving the springfield enter hangs heading to eisenhower -- interchangein heading to eisenhower avenue.avn thank you. the suspected shooter in the coloradote movie massacre coulde looking at the dealt penalty.t >> james holmes is expected to be formally charged next week. we have the details of the firsh court appearance, and the taskth at hand fore the new mayor of aurora.au lauren? >> reporter: holmes is expectede back s in court when he ish formally charged on multiple counts of first degree murder next monday, but yelled was the first time the public got a look at the suspect, since hesin allegedly walked into the

century 16 movie theater and opened fire. f the 24-year-old appeared in the courtroom to hear a judge explain why eases's being heldbn without bond.ou holmes with his hair still died a shocking comic book owner red had -- orange red had the chanc to speak but didn't speak. he seemed to fall asleep at one points. authorities say he is refusing to cooperate and it could take months to figure out what prompted the massacre. 12 people were skilled, dozens injury. the aurora mayor, steve hogan, said his town will never be the at the same time, but hopes the community will come together ino the time of crisis. >> i keep thinking of what happened there, and those people the.e but then i stop and say to myself, i've got to do exactly as those families said to me, this isn't about that guy, this

isn't about remembering him. it's about doing something. to honor the victims and honor the survivors, and honor the families and honor everybody else and make it better. >> reporter: assist for the survivors, 16 remain in the hospital, 7 in criticalin condition.n. legal and say the defense will likely argue the suspect was not in good mental health at the time of the shooting.o the prosecutor says her officer is considering pursuing thep death penalty but that she'llat first consult with the victims' families. >> thank you very much.. the. the and checking some of the other top stories, dc police are looking for the suspects accused of a possible hate crime.os c this after a couple was attacked over the weekend. michael hall ovafternoon his -- and his partner were walking down the street when under

jumped. hall need surgery to repair ar broken jaw and fractured cheek bone. the attackers asked for nothing and stole nothing from them. andrew kugler is facingfa manslaughter charges in the deaths of amber shin knot. she was -- shin fault, she was found death a month after taking out a reorder on kugler. they apparently had a volatile violation hip, and police say ha --y relationship, and police sy he slit his wrists before beingn arrested. the sanctions hands down to penn state july. >> it is in response to the property that the school did turn a grind eye to jerry sandusky. -- blind eye to jerry sandusky.t it has been all over the place, the reaction.ac

>> it has. these penalties are very stiff levied against pen state, and even though the famous football program escaped the so-called death penalty, the punishment from the league could be devastating. here's the way it breaks down. there's a $60 million fine equaling the average annualt gross revenue of the football program, if four year post season ban, loss of 10 will center scholarships each year, a crabbing much the record -- scrubbing of the record books, from 1998 to 2011. the last one means that jo paterno no honk -- joe paterno no longer holds the records for the most wins.s. many are against the sanctions and support joe paterno. >> inguina mts is punish -- i think the mta is punishing

people that don't deserve it. he halls made us what we are, and we think that, i mean weme still anlove it, we're going to love him. else not sandusky, he is not the one raping the children. >> i am the alumni believes in the school, and they have a great education here, and a few people can't tarnish the university.t >> i have a lot of pride with penn state.n >> reporter: the ncaa is legging incoming transfer for -- letting incoming students to transfer. the cover story says we were penn state, and it shows a single lion's helmet in the spotlight on the ground.li now, finally, penn state won'typ be able to save money by making cuts in other sports. the ncaa specifically prohibitec that as part of the punishment, and that's the latest on all the sanctions involving penn state.n back to you, hand this is

amazing. they thought they were going to get the death penalty, which would have been, killed theirile program. but this is pretty bad as well. ur sure. >> it's a five year deal with all the penalties, but when youn look at it, this could last 10la years, at least, to even start --art >> or longer. >> right. as far as recruiting and trying to win. w so that's from a footballfo standpoint. just football. >> thank you. we'll talk with a sportswi agent and ta lawyer coming up ip this half hour about, more about the fall-out. turning to politics now, onl the campaign trail, the race fo president turns to foreign policy. and doug luzader has mores details from capitol hill.pito >> reporter: any notion of at truce goes out the window withwi both president obama and mittob romney out amof the campaign --n the campaign trail. the motorcade was working overtime, shuttling the president from one funds razor

to another, where again and again, he went after mitten romneyt . >> governor range of motion mitt romney said rawe should just let -- romney said we should let tried go bankrupt. >> the affords ability care act, obamacare, application of tax to medical devices instrumenteds and so forth is going to costco jobs. >> reporter: but romney begins n pivot to foreign policy, eyfirsi with a speech to the vfw, followed by a trip over seas, in london, where he will start his role to rescue the olympics in 2002, then to israel, poland, and then there will be more and more talk about syria. is the u.s. doing enough to support the rebels who are trying to low the regime over. romney says we're not doing enough, some tough talk from the president. >> given the regime stock piles of chemical weapons, we willwe continue to make it clear to

assad that the world is watching, and they will be held account able by the international community and the united states, should they makey the mistakes of using those weapons. >> reporter: bumper to bumper b the focus on foreign policy may not lastum eilong. next week, we'll get thet unemployment numbers for july. in washington, doug doug luzadeu the state board of elections in virginia says false e-mails e are claiming that voters havea re register if they haven't the voted since 2011. but there is no re-registration requirement. it is tuesday morning, american working in afghanistan is gunninged down by insurgentsu what the u.s. embases is saying about the attack.e if you ever had to fill out a stayed aid form for -- student aid form for college, you knowu how difficult it can be.can it's just gotten easier. it's a big day here, we're giving a live look at the reason

why, the phone bank taking questions about aids and hiv. until 10:00 a.m. we will have a panel of medical experts on hand. you can calm the number on your screen, 202895330 the 7. -- a live look outside, some bright sunshine out there this morning.. the we're getting the latest on today's weather and traffic from tucker, and julie. she's back. 12 minutes after 7:00. i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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an american civilian was killed by gunmen. the man worked at an electrical engineer for 0 years. wearing afghan clothing, had a long beard.cl the embassy does not have muchh more information.av he was shot as he rode on a min bus along with two others in the

northern part of afghanistan. financial aid 101, the department of education is unveiling a new way to help students make smarter decisions on where to study, how to pay, and determine what they will owe. it's called a shopping sheet. the document provides details on the percent of students who graduate, how much they pay monthly on federal loans, and federal default rates.fe dethe u.s. education secretary arnie duncan says the current forms are often complicated and too hard to understand. >> it's like the plan to make the credit cards sheets easier. i have to try to figure out whag i'm doing.ur do >> okay. >> yeah. >> that's my way of saying -- >> he was sitting down, getting ready for the weather. any way, what you do know about the weather. >> warm and humid started to thh day.umda it's going to be hot and humid later this afternoon.te a our highs will be back in thek low 90s, could beco thunderstorms later today.er

76 in washington, humidity 79%, winds from the south at 6. let's look at the radar. it's, the shower activity is to the north and the south.h. that is going to lead to coolero and dryer air that will come in later this afternoon and tonight. lots of sun to start the day. clouding up mid- to lateto afternoon. once the front moves through later tonight, guess what? we have cooler and dryer air on the way, so we're setting up fot ina fantastic wednesday withd temperatures in the 80s, ands, less humidity than what we had around here the last couple days. so a good-looking forecast as wa get into tonight and too many.do there's the 5-day. hot, 99, much nicer later tonight tonight and tomorrow. thursday, we pop right back int the upper 90s, it won't last, good news, by friday and saturday, back to close to wher we should be, and the weekend looks fine. sunshine, an isolated storm saturday.sa >> wednesday is still hooking

good. >> looking great. looking forward to tomorrow. i'm looking forward tofo seeing julie after a long time. i missed you! welcome back. thank you, i missed youis guys.u next time, come with. >> i like that plan. >> but tony and tucker get totu fight over the back seat.ba that's how it's going to be.to >> i'm down with that, too. >> all right. on the roads, if you're traveling north on 395, they were checking for accident activity on duke street from he had sell road. no the incidents to road, but they are checking the area of duke between duke and seminary road, but i'm seeing slowsee traffic northbound.tth on the beltway traveling between springfield and eisenhower, slow moving traffic because the sunshine, leaving spread heading to the wilson bridge.wi on the inner loop. delays on braddock road towards 66.

leaving 95, trying to continue over to silver springs.lv heavy, slow traffic, but no incidents reported.nt that's a check of the fox 5 on-time traffic. the international aids conference secretary of state hillary clinton said the u.s. is commitmented to achieving an aids-free generation. the u.s. announced it is donating $150 million to helpll the iofour countries fight thefg spread of the virus. part of the fight is education, elton john told the conference the challenge will be overcominb e the stigma that keeps high-rik populations from getting aids treatment and services.ead that's why we here at fox 5 are doing this morning, helping answer your questions.ous. as you've seen, we have a panel the health experts answering the phones taking your questions about hivs and aids. i'm negotiate to talk to dr. fitzpatrick. she is the medical doctor of infectious diseases. the phones have been a littleen

slow so afar, it's early, butel every time we show the number, they start to ring. somebody mentioned the number -- talk to me a little bit about,bi lath time you were on the show, you said you were surprised sometimes how basic some of the questions are.st give me a sense of what thewhat questions are, and we want to encourage people even if they have what they think are basic simple questions, they shouldey ask. >> absolutely. we want any and all questions, the most porch thing to do is make sure people have all the information they need about hiv. so we are hearing complicated questions, and basic questions, any questions. >> overall, the story aboutab combating hiv and aids is a ver good story in terms of the treatment, even some of the new things that have been happening but why is it such a bad problem in the dc area? >> i think nationally in serve urban areas, we have a problem with hiv, but in washington,

d.c., i think because we have a lot of social issues that also help drive the epidemic, like mental health, substance abuse. we are finding the healthcare providers are not thinking about hiv so we're finding people lato in disease. if pl you don't know you have hiv,ha then you are unknowingly puttinu nksomebody at risk so the diseae continues to spread, so we want them to link people into treatment. >> everyone needs to step up top the plate.at >> absolutely. people in the community, our churches, that's a lot of stigma and shape associated with hiv, and -- associateed with hiv. nobody dies of aids when they'rn on treatment.tr >> and you can live a long life with aids.wi >> the people that comment in to see me now, they are on medications, but we spends most of the visit talk about how they

lose the weight they gained as soon as theyy started on theo medication. so we've had remarkable succession and the medications -- success, and the medications are great. even if you don't have money in dc, you can still get the medicine. >> these are some. things you can find out. i'll let you answer the phone. here's the number to call, 20289 a -- 202895 330 7. call, call you will camped if you have questions. it's 7:22. a fairfax high school with asc complaint.ho a culinary celebration ofce food leand wine, you are invited to experience farm to fork, a project in which the area's bese a'farmers team up with restaurat

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a high profile high school is the subject of a -- an advocacy member claimed that the system shuts out edblack, latino and disabled students from thomas jefferson high school for science and technology.no the complaint says it starts in elementary school, alleging the students are excluded from gifted education programs.. fairfax county school officials told the post yesterday they haa not yet reviewed the complaint.. it's a busy day ahead ford the montgomery county council. they are expected to vote on a zoning amendment that would impact buffers between large gas and neighborhoods.od this change could pave the waywa for a proposed cosco gas stays

that would be adjacent to a new -- store coming to wheaton. it is 7:27, a big debut inig the big apple for bryce harper. wait until you hear about this.s >> a historic penalty punishing penn state's conspiracy of silence. we will go in depth on thatn next. >> a live look outside.l that's not a good picked witha the traffic backed up, 95 the northbound, -- 95 northbound, we'll have details on the traffic delays and tucker'stu forecast. stay with us. it's 7:27. [ male announcer ] ololympic tennis players bob and mike bryan

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another live look at the foe a phone bank now, taking your calls, any questions related toe aids and hiv until 10:00 a.m. we'll have a panel of medical experts on hand. here's the number, on your screen, 20289 a -- (202)895-3307. we are doing our part to get the t questions answered.ns

listen to this and look at this. in sports, it was bryce harperc night in new york for the nats. he hit a two-run homer in the first inning. in extra innings, bryce woulde come through again, with the bases loaded single to score the go-ahead run. then, the next batter, ryan zimmerman cleared the bases wita a double.do the nats win 8-2 in 10 innings. the teams will go back at it again tonight. wow! >> nice win. >> that is a great win. >> yeah. >> these guys -- yeah. >> he's been on fire lately. i think he was player of the p week last week.ek >> i think so. >> and you know what this speakh to? patience, and this team has been built the correct way, and we have a bunch of stars. >> can we say this, whatever day it is.

when the redskins start playing, i'll reminds you, patience. >> i've been patient for 20fo years! all right. but good things will happen. >> it was '92, they can build a team in 20 years. >> it shouldn't take 20 years. all right. let's get the weather forecast.c patience, hang in there, we will get the cooler and dryer air that will move in later. we are starting off warm and humid. it will be hot again with highs expected to be back in the 90s late this morning, early this afternoon. could be some storms out there with a cold front moving in from the north, and as that front moves through, you'll notice some things, the breeze willb pick up, abe onbe the decrease around here later htonight and that will set us up for a gorgeous wednesday. temperatures tomorrow in therow mid-80s, with low humidities, so get rid for the pick of thepk week, which is tomorrow. not a terrible start to the day 76 in washington, 74 at dulles, let's see, the 77 degrees for

you there. to the north and west, frederick 75, and 74 in hagerstown. quantico, 80. looking at the sat light radar.t hei have the folk account pointo the north -- folk cattle points to the northwest. we're waking up with sunshine, and i think the first parking lots of the day will have sunny skies. as you get into the afternoon, the clouds will builds from the northwest, and it's possible that some of the shower activity could get in mirror mid- to lat afternoon. so be ready for thatad possibility.y ss it's possible it might steer around the washington area, but we have the possibility, andossi behind the front, the winds will pick up, and the dry air will filter in, and the overnight lows in town look back in the 60s. so that's a lot more comfortable. the scattered storms in the forecast, winds pick up behind the front, 15-20. partly cloudy tonight, could be a left over shower, best chancee for that south of the city, sosh oget down to fredericksburg,

southern maryland, you have the best chance for midday storms. tomorrow, gorgeous, mid-to upper 80s. 88 with sunshine, low humidity, and about thursday, back nearck 100. we'll be quick through that one. friday, saturday, temperatures around 90.nd let's look at weather. let's do traffic and let's wave' it!! >> dimension the wave? i like did, did you mention thee wave? i like the waves. >> i even used this on my trip from 64 to 95. right now, if you are traveling along northbound 295, the goodth job e for clearing that.ha douglas moving from 210 out to the naval research lab. and continuing up to the inbound 11 street bridge, all lanes are open.la still a slow go traveling witht heavy volume south. capitol street, heading back toa the freeway. you'll finds your lanes are

open. leaving college park and continuing past hem share avenue. no accidents, just volume delays over to sill super springs.llin -- silver springs. the bw parkway is congested, 197 to 198. north on 395, we had the accidents activity, that's been cleared, so lanes are open. still slow-moving traffic, and as you cross over the inbound 14th street bridge. penn state did not get thet death penalty the so-called death penalty, but the ncaa has slammed the football program with penalties in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. among its sanctions, $60 millio fine four we are bowl -- four year bolt ban, and joe paterno's victories from 1998 to 2001 wiped out.ou what is next going forward?

we have the attorney who has represented former. players, and an adjunct professor at the school of business. so happy you're here to talkre about this. we're going to get into in depth issues, but first, i'd like to know your thoughts when the sanctions came down, what didn, you think about it? what stood out? >> i think what stood out was the fact the ncaa was now elm o sort of a new jurisdiction, that they were looking at the criminal action, and the question comes down, does the ncaa have the authority to look that over, or should we leave that to the court. i think you can loosely say the ncaa has an interest because it's an athletic department, it has moral guidelines withingu their bylaws, and there for it'o a voluntary oh, that penn state adheres to.he >> we've been saying they didn't get the death penalty.

but is this a death penalties oe sorts? did it go far enough as far as a think so r is ans? >> in the past, cases in the death penalty have been left to universities that have been punished and continue to doto something in violation of then bylaws. so in this indication, it really was like the precedent, this is a new incident, and they probably wouldn't have given the death penalty.al >> we spoke about the sanctions what they were, what it means, but you the want to get into tht things we're not about, we're not talking about the sponsors, does penn state lose money, do they get it back, the scholarships, and do the athletes all, do they do a mass exodus? can you talk about some of these things and what it means financially? how big of a hit is this. >> i think the ncaa did conside the economic impact, and the economy of today, and how that would impact penn state and the

surrounding community, and i think they did a good job in that area where they looked at merchandise sales, think aboutti all the sales. they have already been ordered, the merchandise, so they'reo going to be hurt on that, think can't cancel the orders. the seconds thing is the economic impact to the hotelst and the restaurants and the community around it. remember, if penn state keeps winning, which the will be difficult with -- which will be difficult with a decreased high profile players that will exit, if they keep winning, thee community will still see a good, strong, economic impact. once they started losing, that'i the testng of time for the fanse and the boosters. i think the boosters willb continue to give money as long aspen state has a commitment. >> just going off a little bit, it seems that penn state prideat is so huge, and when you hear some of the alumni speakingni about this, and just some of te fans, they are like we are stile penn state, and a lot of them

don't agree with some of these sanctions.ncti so is there a chance thata instead, it will have the opposite effect?te and you know, done gone it, -- doggone it, we're going toto support them. >> i think what you'll see during the periods of the first few years, i think thatink commitment will be strong, butst as it extends to impacting the team, which i believe is going to be a 10, 15 years impact, the new people coming in and the new boosters, they're not going tog have the relevancy of this issu right in front of them, and so i'd like to see maybe in ten years where that pride is, if it's strong enough to support it financially. >> before we let you go, let's talk about the bowl issue, can' participate in bowls for four years, does that means the games aren't televised? how does that affect the program right now? >> impact sponsorship contracts. sponsorship contracts, they may have a requirement that you have to play in a bowl game, because that's exposure for their logo,

and it may also impact the sponsorship contracts just on revenue streams of merchandise. so look to that to impact the commercial side.ci whether they can be on tv or not during the regular season, i think that's still undecided by the networks, but as far as bowl games, they will not be on tv, which sponsorship contracts wan to see that additional exposureu >> remember, they have a stadium of 100,000 people, so that's a pretty good impression for a sponsorship. >> gon e far enough to donoug something with the culture, that was a big buzz word in all thedn of this to sort of break downea k that culture of silence that s born out of the pride with the school. has it gone far enough to doto that? >> i think it will, and i think penn staters are smart, alumni, they will gather and make the school a stronger system.

>> thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. thank you. it is 7:40 on this tuesday morning. still ahead, an american legend has passed away. >> she opened the door, and in fact, she still opened doors tod young women around the condition drift. >> we've got more on the life oi sally rye, that's commenting up. >> despite aids and hiv taking a toll, many people lack an understanding of how serious the disease is, and what can be done about it. in the 10:00 a.m., we'll have a panel of medical experts on han to answer your questions. you can calm the number on your screen, (202)895- 3307 over the next four months, you u have a choice to make.

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amelia air heart went h missing. >> we have a lot of amelia earhart news.ea. >> partly because of the expedition.. but, they have a good idea of where she went down. i was just saying --- >> you know why?ou when they found the speckle cream, that was it. >> silly, but they did find a jar of speckle cream that sheat did use. >> right. >> an american product! what are the odds of it being on an island? >> i'm not sure i can give thati to youv. >> really?ll >> it's possible a lot of people could have used the cream. >> on the island?nd >> stay tuned. >> you are the reason they're continuing continuing it. >> 76 in washington, 78 -- iingt don't want to hear that anymore. 75 in frederick. open up a little bit, still hott out to the north and west, but

there is cooler air on the way. later this afternoon, the frontal system will move in, ann give us a chance for , showers d storms, and behind the front, cooler and best part, dryer air. 1:00, you can see clouds moving in, and maybe a thunderstorm or two around here 4, 5:00 today, and behind the front, by late this afternoon, tonight, breezes will pick up, and we'll coolwe'l off. by 4:00 a.m., clear skies, very comfortable tomorrow morning, wednesday looks fantastic. here's the 5-day, 93 today, 88 tomorrow, that's it, with sunshine, low humidity, enjoy it, because thursday, up near 100. >> tucker is like a supreme court justice. you never know where he's going to come down on you. unpredictable. let's go to julie wright and see what's happening in traffic. >> i thought tucker was morewa

like s the joker, you never know what's commenting out. [ laughter ] >> thanks, tucker. on the roads, you're fog --fo going to finds the lanes aree open on 395, leaving duke streeu and to the 14th street bridge. the -- slow traffic, comeing across inbound 14th street1 bridge.4t intog are open from.ming the sunshine, we have a combination of the glare, and volt delays, so leaving 234 -- and volume delays, so leaving 234, it's down to about a 0 minute ride working east.ki lanes here are open. inner loop is slow, leaving braddock road. national zoo getting ready to welcome two new complete thats. they are -- cheetahs. c

they are just two weeks old ink this picture, april 23 at the cheetah conservation station. today, the cubs and mom all inm good held, and we will also learn the babies' names today. aren't they cute? , how about cute, and cuter? the freshest ingredientsf from the fields tore the table. >> melanie is live. >> reporter: i bet you never are fried okra like i had.d i it came straight from the farm, and a lot of people think, frie, oak remarks i'm not into that, but if you see the way the indian restaurant is doing it,oi ngit's amazing.s and this is one of the thingse that people will be able to sam pel at farm-to-fork, using farm fresh ingredients in localre restaurants.di we'll at the time you more about it and how to check out the offerings of the restaurants

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it's beautiful out there.ul >> good morning.in >> reporter: we couldn't ask fo: a better day, w it is amazes he, just not only the view we have, but just a plethora of produce that has been coming in. fresh from the field.m every time somebody walks in, my gosh, look at that, so we are talking with kate. >> and what produce do you have here that's going to be incorporated into the local restaurants? >> we have all kinds of

eggplant, tomatoes, sweet corn, okra that we are cooking up and including in the restaurants, probably about 25% of the restaurants that are farther of farm-to-fork. >> and some are built from the success of last year. last year, it was so good, you're having to make more spac to grow more. >> whether the founder came to me with this idea of the farms and restaurants collaborating together, i was like wow, thisw, sounds fantastic, i don't knowns how we're going to do it with the currents growing capacity. it was a big success last year, and it opened up our eyes thates we could be part of it. we hadn't done that. we focused on you pick, and this morning, with loudon valleyou stretching behind dous, it's aus great project. >> do you think people don't realize how much is actually grown here? >> you know, i do. it's amazing. there's farms of different sizes

here, and you see the standard farmers market fare, lettuces that are greenhouse grown, just a whole plethora of products that are available that thet restaurants are capitalizing ona >> reporter: do you have anyan particular favorite? i have to say, i loved the peaches. the most delicious peaches.us >> these are a white peach, so e lot of folks are used to yellow, and they are just amazing. just fresh, and bible, we have sweet corn and did, and beautiful, and we have sweet corn, and oak remarks the restaurants like that, becauseh, it's unique, different, and went have the tomatoes. i don't know if you've had some of these, but they are amazing. >> reporter: and speaking about okra, that was one of the things -- i tailingsed this fresh one from the farm. that was terrific. we grow two of them, there's a red, and the standard green okra, but nobody cooks it better

than rangoli. >> reporter: tell me, how important is it to you to have fresh produce? fresh okra to use in the dish? >> we use it in indian cooking. it is hard to find.. i've not seen anything like this before, and we incorporate thatn in our cooking. it is a great way to support the community, to stop the carbon print. >> and let's just sample some okra.so this stuff is amazing. it's crispy, flavorful, not slimy at all. >> we use fresh produce almost every day in the restaurant. we get from -- we figure why not incorporate. >> and you're using local blackberries? >> this is a dip that goes with the okra, and we've used radish.

>> reporter: okay. and you have the --anha >> this is a vegetable we made with did the squash, we did this with the local producers, we make american cuisine withcuis indian recipe, indian ingredients, like a thai cheesecake. >> reporter: i can't tell you how fun i'm having, tasting alla this. again, that is rangoli, one ofra the restaurants of the 20-some, i believe 22 restaurants in this loudon county farm-to-fork. we'll talk how some wineries and breweries are actually using local produce. that's another fun segment.

i'll see if i can bring some ofg this okra back to you guys. >> thank you.ou >> it would be appreciated. thanks. ahead at 8:00, prince george county executive is here to talk about a new mobile app that allows residents to reportnt anything from a missing pet to a pothole. >> he is going to update us on the proposal to bring a casinoin to the g national harbor, and te d search for a new schoolne superintendent. >> we want you to remember thatt o the fox 5 phone bank is open r the next two hours. we have a panel of medical experts on hand to answer your questions about aids and hiv. the number to call is on your screen. (202)895-3307 the(202)895-3307 e

the accused colorado killeri makes his first appearance, and we are learning about one shooting victim with ties to our area.ea >> remembering an american hero, and a pioneer for women.r a look back at the life ofl

astronaut sally ride. good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymore, today, we are answering your questions about hiv aids, with the help of the medical experts that have gathered here, andre, aids advocates, those who work in the hiv/aids fields. they are taking your questions all morning. just call the number on yourr screen, it is (202)895-3307. coming up later, we will talk with adam, the executive director of metro teen aids.n in the mean time, tuckern barnes isti here, he has the latest on today's hot and steamy forecast. >> we're going to do it again. temperatures in the 90s, but we have relief on the way in the inform of a cold front, maybent later on, some thunderstorms, and less humid air, littleli cooler. >> refreshing night, would you say? >> this is where we're heading later this afternoon/tonight.af we are warming.

76 in washington, good morning, 76 for you, and 77 in winchester. let's get to the satellite, lots of sunshine to start. you'll see plenty of sunshine this morning, but into the afternoon, as you lookyo understand uthe banner, see the showers around pittsburgh, thati has gone severe, tand that will head in our direction, so wed have the potential for some storms. mid- to late afternoon, and then behind d that front, colds fron, less humid and cool air will move in tonight.mo so this is the forecast that changes a lot in one day. 93 in washington, 95 waldorf, 93 in winchester.n >> all right, sir. >> thank you.ha let's go to julie wright.ig she has the latest on the rush hour traffic. we're checking on the inner loop of the beltway, working from annandale to gallows road.o afternoon speed, 16 miles an hour. no problems to report if you are

traveling along northbound stretch of 395, we'll get to that in a second. southbound, accident activitynd tieing up the , left side, sosie heads up heading to the dc line, no problems to report on 295, below speed north, up to theh, ubelt way, and again to the inbounds 11th street bridge, 395 across the 14th street bridge, slow moving from the beltway heading north. the world gets a look at tho man suspected of the colorado movie massacre. this is the official mug shot for james holmes. else the 24-year-old -- else the 24-year-old, and he could be looking at the death penalty. he appeared dated and out of it -- dazed and out of it 59 his court appearance. we are getting words of a miracle survivor, a young woman shot in the head, may have been saved by a birth defect.t. >> it turns out she was about tb head to school right here in our area. her family is asking for the

public's help. we have the details now. lauren?en >> reporter: good morning.orr: friday's shooting left 12 people dead, dozens injuries. now prosecutors tell -- the-- office is considering pursuings the iddeath penalty, but she mus killed with the victims' families. james holmes made his firstes appearance in the colorado courtroom yesterday, remaining silent and appearing dazed. his hair dyed, shocking comic book orange and red. authorities say he is refusing to cooperate and it could takeco ulmonths to learn what prompted friday's shooting rampage at the midnight showing. he is expected back in court to be formally charged next mondaya this morning, we are lorn learning more about a survivor, thousands of dollars are pouring in for the 22-year-old. the colorado native was recently accepted into a graduate program at the university of maryland school of music..

she was shot in the head, but is expected to recover. however, her mother has beenh undergoing extensive cancer treatment, and the family is now overwhelmed with medical bills,e so they have turned to the internet for help. >> thank you for everybody who has already offered a helping hand.ng standing with us and letting the joker know he may have -- we're taking the story back. >> reporter: that was petdra's sister asking for donations. some of the money will go tog help theo other victims. she was apparently saved by a so-called miracle, a small birth defect. the bullet entered a tiny channel of fluid running through her schedule that she wouldn't have know was there. -- skull, that she won't havewo known n'was there. of the 16 victims do remain inre the hospital, 7 of them fromth critical condition.emon

back to you in the studio. >> that is a miracle.ra >> thank you very much.h. this morning, we have more disturbing news.ng a man from maine you see hypothetical here was pulled over for traffic -- him here pulled over. o the officers found a cache of weapons and ammunition in hisnii car and home.ho he admitted he was going tos shoot his employer, and he went to see the batman movie armed with a gun the day after the colorado shooting.g. police in california and arizona arrested at least two others people accused of making threats during or after watching the new batman movie. tm both caused a panic at the theater. friday's deadly shootingdl didn't cut y too deeply into thl dark y knight rises bottom line. warner brothers says it took in almost $161 million over the weekend. but has changed the way it promotes the movie. the studio has canceledca premieres in three stirks and in will make a substantial donatiot

to the victims of the aurora attack. now to the sanctions againsi penn state.e. fans, students, and alumni are still digesting the unprecedented sanctions imposedm by the naacp. -- ncaa.a. they have been hit with a harsh punishment. it includes a $60 million fine, a 4 year ban on bowl games, a loss of 10 freshman scholarship each year, five years probation, and eraising every win of thesi teamng from the 1998 through 20. >> we concluded that the sanctions to reflect our goals of driving cultural change asch much aas applied punitive actions. the suspension of the football program would bring with it significant unintended harm toha many who had nothing to do with this case. >> the ncaa did not impose aim

shutdown of the football program, but the punishment it did receive could leave the program crippled for years. president obama's motorcade is working overtime on the west coast. one day after a series of fundsf raising speeches in california, the commander in chief heads to oregon, and it's the president's role as heads of the nation's military that is taking center stage. yesterday respect, during his speech to the national convention of tveterans ofve foreign war. the president touted his report and successful raid on osama bin laden campaign. the president's republicanpr rival is turning his attention to foreign policy.esnifo mitt romney will address the vfw convention in reno. then, leave for a trip to london where he will highlight his roli rest accusing the u.s. olympics in 2002. mr. romney started -- he

criticized the president for no doing enough to support rebelso in syria. experts say the pivot could be short-lived, however.d, the economlikely become the top priority next week whenw the labor department realized the july un-- july unemployment numbers. why the studio that brought you the mop pether won't work with -- muppets won't work withr chick if i play anymore. -- chick-fil-a.

making headlines, the fatefa of mega gas station in monthn government county.rn council will vote on a zoning amendment that would limit where large pump can be located. accept the new station -- and nearby gym a a.

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79 degrees at reagan national, humidity 74%. that combination againombi uncomfortable able, dew points in the upper 60s to low 70s. so we have a lot of humidity.ty satellite radar, finally, we have showers and storms breaking out towards north and west, and already, reports of severe thunderstorms up near pittsburgh, so we're going toin have to watch the line carefully, moving towards our area during owthe afternoon, and could kick off a rounds ofr showers and storms, and it's possible few storms could be ono the strong side, temperaturese, will be in the 90's, and plenty of juice to supply the storms. behind the front, cool and dry air moves in, more comfortable as far as less humidity, and cooler temperatures.re overnight tonight and during thi day tomorrow. there's the 5-day forecast, 92f today, back up into the ormid-tt heupper 90s on thursday. then we watch temperatures cool for friday teand saturday, so typical summertime fare.

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>> before i ask you about is organization, tell me about them questions you've been getting. >> there have been lots of questions about saliva, sweat,sa if lisomebody it -- people wanto know good information. ma >> very good. tell me about your group, metro teen aids. >> we do hiv work mostly, people here in the district, we do awe lot of education work, a lot ofo work, hiv testing, and

counseling, insuring that hiv positive people are taken care of, getting medical care.cal and this really ties in. these are adults calling, who didn't get the help they neededh they are missing on basic information how hiv is transmitted.d. and we've needed to door more io the city orand region to get god health education so we doesn't have this happening. >> it's not just about the myths, but their own protection as well. how prevalent is hiv aids in the teen community? do we know, do we have ascensus of it? >> we do. young people tend to be infected at lower rates than adults, which makes sense, they havee less sex than adults, but webu want to make sure that young people start out and end up being healthy adults.ul the same behaviors that are infecting adults are going on, and pregnancy rates are high. std rates are high, we know thee

risk is out there. what we need to do is better education. >> do you find that ones teensto or even adults are educated and know the answers, they know how to prevent and stop certain behaviors that it works?wo i think for a lot of people, it does. for a lot of people, knowing wep should be exercising 30 minutes of cardio five times a week itwe works for us. for some, knowing that it doesn't always translate into a change in our behavior.be what we know is not telling people they have to exercise 30x minutes a week, not telling people the information on how to prevents hiv, what they could bo doing, we recently had young woman pregnant because she didn't understand at 16 how she got pregnant exactly. we could be doing better. >> we're glad you're here helping us. thank you very much. that's adam tanner. the phones are ringing, that's

good. keep calling. (202)895-3307. this is the number to call. you can go to our website at myfoxdc.com. still ahead, saying good-bye to odsally ride, a woman who bre barriers far above the glass ceiling. far above that ceiling. >> picking the best beer to go with your food, and how you can keep it local. melanie is live in loudon countl with more details.de we'll be right back.

i will vee was 86 -- sylvia was 86 years old. and we are remembering astronaut sally ride. she changed the space program b bulk the first woman to orbit the earth. >> she died yesterday's after ar 17 month battle with cancer, she's being remembered as a true

pioneer that led the way forway women into space.n she rode on the challenger inch 1983, and since then, 42 otherot american women have flown intofl space. barack obama calls ride all s national hero, and a powerful role model. he said in a statement that ridement inspired generations oe young girls to reach for the stars. >> she did. and after the fact, it's always, it's hard to remember, you know, how things were before, but you know, people didn't think about women in space, some people didn't, until she came along and changed everything.ge >> i'm fascinated by the mind oi that person who says whatwh barrier? who said there were barriers? >> remarkable. still ahead in our next half hour, a new way to stay connected in prince george county. the county executive will be here live with a look atlo okcounting clippings. >> why some doctors is an

tapping out the messaging could be about the for your health. >> -- bad for your health. >> for suspects in a possible hate crime on the streets of the district. you're watching fox 5 morningori news. i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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zc police are investigating recent assault as a possibleau hate crime.lt officers say michael hall and his partner were walking homel saturday night kiwhen a group ou young p people jumped them. hall, who is a yoga instructor is still recovering from surgery after breaking his jaw infract his cheek bone in that attack.a -- new numbers out that serve as a reminder that driving can, dangerous. traffic fatalities rose 13.5%s during the first part of 2012. national highway traffic administration says about 7630

people have died in motor vehicle crashes from january to march.ma that is up from 6,007,120 -- -- 6720 people the same stretchst last year. company providing securitypr for the london olympics has been replaced at one of the venues. the firm will no longer protect the stadium in newcastle. that's where the soccer games will be held.he the city council decided toed replace it with 500 security person he will from local firmsf instead. -- person he will from local firms. >> those numbers don't quite make sense. okay.ok that doesn't make sense.ma about traffic fatalities. fa what we do know is they are going up. i personally believe that has a lot to do with people doing more texting and stuff on the road. i think a lot of it has to doas with that. >> 6700 people died in the stretch before, and then 7600 people died this time. >> okay.

>> so, i see, i got you.g i see.i the way it was written was odd. >> apologize for that. goods morning.. good morning.ni you stayed out of this stuff this morning. >> standing by!b your temperature.er >> it's just as dangerous whenng you stand erby and do nothing. >> it is? >> yes. >> i'm going to remember that. let's give you temperatures atmp erreagan national, we are 79 degrees, warm and humid. 81 in leonard town, temperatures up to the mid- to low 90's. you know what, today won't be a comfortable day, you could have, showers and storms develop thise afternoon ahead of the coldld front, but there's relief on the way. 93 today, tomorrow, should be ah beautiful day ouwith highs in te upper 80s, but check outeck thursday, back into the upper 90's, and back into the low toba mid-90s.ck so we bounce around this week. bottom line, tomorrow will be

gorgeous, with lower humidity and lots of sunshine. the reason why?wh cold front on the way.way already have reports of someso severe weather towardsea pittsburgh, so we have to watch that line of storms, all thatt moving in our direction. likely kick off the possibility of some scattered showers andan storms later. and the cooler and less humid air can move in, and overnight,i you'll notice the less humid aih and cooler air by tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be back into the 60s, so a nice-looking forecast the next incumbent days. 93 today, scattered showers s later caorange -- later today. highs tomorrow only in the upper 80s.80 we mentioned thursday, we punch back into the upper 90's. sorry about that, with a few scattered storms, then we coole it down by friday, and right now, the weekend looks sunny with highs in the upper 80s to8 90, saturday and sunday if you want to look further out.fu that is a look at the weather

forecast. allison, i'll toss it over to you. >> thanks, tucker. hindsight is always 2020, bumper to bumper the shooting at a movie -- but the shooting at a movie theater leave peoplep wondering if it could have been prevented. so officials are looking at the gunman's behavior. b what if you suspect a family member, somebody close to you that has mental health problems. when should you raise its rede flag and who do you talk to?to? brian is the director of public education for the national council for community behaviorae healthcare.ca your organization works a lot with police departments, right? and departments of local held?ca >> we teach a course called mental health first aide, thata helps everyone to recognize whao some of the gnsigns and symptom of mental illness are, how you can intervene early and help somebody who is starting to feel unwell. >> what we've learned, theth

things that are grills out, this is a young man who was doing well. advanced looking for advanced degree, and then drops out from the picture.e is this a sign for you ofyo u somebody you know, that has ce upon what, hard times or changee >> it's too early to make a diagnosis of the gentleman, but there are signs.s if someone is starting to feel unwell and developing mental illness, there are initial signs. sometimes, it's just simple changes in appetite, or sleeping habits. sometimes it's more dramatic, an individual may describe thingser that are changing, maybe there's some did i losing or paranoia, or had a -- dilutions ordi paranoia.lu >> we saw in this case this manh start to, like if i moment you i just now, i would say call me,a

whole another americana, my look changes persona, the name implies, that kinds of thing,in, and that's an extreme case, but do we normally see such red flags like that? or is it more subtle? >> it can be subtle initially. one of the things, the earlier somebody gets help, the moree likely they will have a positive outs come, so the best thing ton do is g intervene as early as e possible.ar there are things you can see, and especially in a young person, many disorders presents during adolescence or early 20s, it's not surprising that someone could do well, then not be well all of a sudden during graduate program or somethingra like that.m that could certain hit at that time. theyt that doesn't mean would do something like this. so how do we, if i have a neighbor who i think is acting maybe erationally or what have you, what are my duties as a citizen? what lines do the not cross?

>> the points you made is an important one, individuals with mental illness are no more likely to be violent than the v iogeneral population, and certainly, we have seen dramatic cases in the past couple ofcoup years about this, but if you see a neighbor or family member, loved one who is starting tost feel unwell, there are things you can do, you can reach out tu them.t many people who have ep amounts, employee assistancelo plans yeat their jobs where theo can access mental health services, there's a crisis, if there's a crisis, a seriousa problem, they can call the somea numbers you see on the graphic.e the dc department of mental health has a 24 hour line, and other counties.ti those, dc and fairfax teach mental health to the general public. of course, if somebody is bee -- behaving aggressively or has a weapon, you call the police. >> and before, for those that have not been following the stories, all that closely, this young man would ask to bebe

referred to as "joker" and his appearance is drawn. we want to get folks help before it's too late. the brian gibb, once again, the numbers are on the screen. if you have a concern about someone in your life, or yourself, if you want to get them help, check our website out if you didn't get a chance to write them down.itn. tony, over to you. >> thank you both very much. m it is now 8:36 on in tuesday morning. coming up, the muppets take a stand. >> and maria carey takes a seat at the judge's table. >> a reminder that we are answering your questions about hiv and aids all morning long. to talk to a medical expert and ask any question, it's allal confidence, call the number onnu your screen, at (202)895-3307. >> here's another, that's my take. today's topic is kdc's battle

against -- is dc's battle against hiv. >> that's my take.ta >> a report released by the department of public health stated that hiv infection raids knowledge residents dropped tod 2.7% in 2010, from 3.2% in 2008. represents a dramatic decrease in the hiv infection rate, but the rate in the district isst still riabove that of any statef the union, and still qualifies as an epidemic based on theon thresh hold established by the worlds health organization. that said, progress is progressp it will take a collective efforl at raising awareness, increasing education, and testing to reduc the infection rate in the city. that collective effort does see to be taking shape. s kudos go out to the district ofi stcolumbia ramming upment

programs. its employees would be allowed two hours of paid leave tole attend hiv awareness traininges s and get tested.te adding to the district's efforts, the centers for disease control and prevention announcei the launch of a $1.2 million program that will offer free rapid hiv tests at drug stores in 24 cities, includingies, washington, d.c.. currently, there are only two walgreen's locations in the district, listed here, that are offering the free tests.te and then we have the plymouth congregation al united the church of christ, who a few sundays ago, -- tests were made available to the congregation. during the service, no less. this efforts, statemented by ant influential part of the fabric of the community cannot be taken lightly. it was a powerful statement.te an estimated 20 to 30% of hiv positive residents do not know they are in effected. testing is the first step toto

getting throws dc residents that are -- those residents tested.ri further success will just come from a continued group effort.ef that's night take.th let me know what you think. go to myfoxdc.com. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants

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other doctors say there isro no connection to carpal tum, but excessive texting can cause repetitive stress syndrome, something new you have to worry about. not carpal tunnel. that is like tendonitis. on average, teens sends more than 2000 texts per month. >> whoa! >> could that be? i guess so. >> okay. >> all right. this is all the talk, up here this morning. there will be a new face at "american idol" the, at thee, table next season. >> yep, it's maria carey.

>> yea! >> she has confirmed she will bh joining the singing competition show, the five-time grammyim e winner released a statement expressing her excitement, saying "as a singer, song write and producer, it's going to be fun and rewarding to help find new talents and give back. season 12 returns to fox in january. >> we'll wait and see. the kermit and the gang is joining the protest against chick-fil-a. they will not supply toys to th chain,su in protest of its stane on gay marriage. the president said the cache is against gay marriage, setting off a storm of controversy. prince george county executive is here, we're aboutr the future of gambling atga national harbor. the search for a new school superintendent, and in way toto stay connected. >> coming up later from the farm to the fork, live in loud ton --

howard loudon county. >> reporter: it's not just farmt to fork, sometimes it's farm tom glass. here at blue month, they use grapes and blackberries and peaches in some of the wine, ane we're going to finds out how some of the blackberries are going to be incorporated coming up. so let's of different ways we can use local produce in ain delicious setting.tti i'll have more when fox 5wh morning news continues.

welcome back, there is nois summer slump in prince george county. while it might be the lacy season elsewhere, they areew dealing with issues like gambling, finding a new schoolin superintendent, and continuing questions about power outages.ge joining us is the man at the center of some of the storms, the county executive, that might be a dramatic way of introducing you. thanks for coming in.co before we get to that, you want to talk about the new program, i first read about this a couple

days ago, great idea. it's something you're calling county click. tell us about that. >> we're excited. i want to thank you and fox for what you're doing on hiv aids, assist somebody who it -- as - somebody putting held care in the for front, i'm glad you're doing it. it enables citizens as they see blight code enforcement violations to go to the website, or use their mobile device tot let us know what's going on to identify a problem, and thenm, they can track that problem and see our response. this will help us be more effective, and trance inches pa. >> it is something, it's helpfu to county residents, but it, almost just by its very nature forces the government to be more responsive and respond as quickly as possible.ssib >> and that's the idea, to get government to respond as quick

as we expect the safety officerf toet do, police department, fira department, rtthey do a great j responding. we want every part of thepart government to respond that way,h and for you atto be able to trak it. . one of the things we're going te do, with the county stat, we're going to track how our agencies are recommending so we make sure we -- responding.re >> so give me an example ofexa something i might want to use online or use the mobile phoneoe about. >> one might be a pothole, a pothole there that you have seen for years, and you're like i need to take care of this. you can take a picture, e-mail it and you can track our response. or blight, you're in ayo neighborhoods where mouses haveu sebeen abandoned, -- where houss have been abandoned, the grass is getting overgrown. >> what's the website?

>> princegeorgecountygovernmentr . org. >> rnmeyou have a lot of issues, gambling, now, from are somee groups who are against having aa casino at the national harborna site for a variety of reasons, they say, some for religious reasons, some church groups and the like, others say the poor, and the low and middle class can't afford it and they'll be drawn to it.dr where do you stand on it now ano how do you address the concernsn >> you know, we're pressing ther governor to have a special session, i think his leadership on those issues has been tremendous.us he's been meeting with the speaker and president of the senate, myself, county executive ike legget and the mayor of baltimore, all met with theor governor, and said e,we need th special session.s it will bring in table games and a -- it's almost $250 million

additional revenue. $69 million for principles george county, and -- prince george county, and over 4500ve permanent jobs at r the site, so you'd have economic development, talking about jobs, and i think that's motivating folks to get behind it, but i think well be successful in having a special session and get a the site built that will help us deal. >> the pros out way the -- out weigh the cons? >> yes, maryland has gaming already, so we have gaming, and they can go to the other five sites, but prince george countyr doesn't have the revenue to deal with any of the social ills thas come along with gaming.. this will at least give us mones to deal with some issues, but more importantly, give us moneyu to deal with education, healthcare, infrastructureth problems.ca >> we're out of time, but i have to squeeze another question in. you're losing yoursi superintendent.ng how involved do you want to beed in dthe process for trying to

finds someone? you don't have -- how involved are you in the search for somebody?bo >> very involved. it's one of the most important issues facing, to elevate the county is our education systemci and the superintendent is the leader of that, so i plan to be involved. i know the state senate and house plan to be also in working with the school board.ch >> very good.oo executive with prince george county, and the new website,ne it's w all about county click, l will link you ito that through our website at the myfoxdc.com. summer harvest season hass several virginia restaurants imagine growerring teamed upup from farm to -- growers teamede up from farm to fork. perform -- mel nip has more. >> reporter: good morning. we're having a great time hereme at the winery, just amazing stuff this morning, in terms ofe rmlocal produce, and what some -

it's not just from farm to fork, but farm to glass.t fa and matt is the brewmaster. how much easier is it for you to get locally sourced ingredients? >> it's still in its infancy,it but swe've been working dellrk gently into get the local farmes to produce the ingredients, liki hops. we are utilizing yeast, soye there's a bit asin the county we can utilize. >> reporter: tell me, what goes into making a beer, and what can you get locally? >> the hops are the mostth important thing, and we're actually here in loudon county, we have two hop farms we are sourcing from, and they've beeny a 'vgreat asset.as it's fun to be able to go to the farm and hang out, and check out hops, and see what you're buying instead of getting it out of a

catalog. >> reporter: we were talkingte about how some of the fruit, you're going to be using some of these blackberries in a new brew? >> absolutely. a we just sourced those a few days ago, sourced several hundred pounds from this farm, and we're coming out with a blackberry wheat. it will be out very soon hopefully, and looking forward d to it. that just goes back for the hole sustain ability, and -- the whole sustain ability, and going to taste it and try it.y >> and it's not just about making the beer, but we take it a step further, the beer and root beer will be incorporated into some of the dishes that the chef is going to use from the restaurants and farm. >> yes. i was excited to meet with matt, and talk about the different beers, and the root beer got me excited, so today we're going to do a dessert with root beer, and i was thinking about pairingut beer with the food, and we decided to do fried pickles.le

these are some cucumber pickles, green bean pickles and roasted peppers. >> reporter: and what's in thehe batter? >> beer in the batter, we likee to put some crab spice in there, and the beer froth, just to get extra, and dessert, what we did we mid- to late afternoon a root beer -- we made a root beer, a hot foam, we made a hot root beer float.be >> that looks amazing. >> on a sponge cake.ak a little root beer jelly. >> who knew! i didn't know you could make such a thing. >> and then a nice scoop of ice cream to make your dish. >> reporter: these are some of e the offerings you'll get at the loudon farm to fork, i think this is a good one.g i'm looking forward to this one. >> tony and allison, back tock you.u. >> yummy!>>

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