♪ straight ahead, police in paris on high alert. after a deadly attack along one of the country's most popular tourist attractions. isis claiming responsibility for the shooting which comes just days ahead of an important election. we'll have the latest from the investigation. incredible damage here trees and cars in adelphi, mary, after strong storms ripped through the area last night. i'm melanie alnwick with the latest. this is

a drama arrest caught on camera. metro police trying to handcuff a man holding his daughter. authorities say he refused to pay his fare. he tells fox5 that's not the whole story. we'll have a live report. lebron with 30. he got it. >> and later, the greatest come back in nba history. how lebron james led the cavaliers back from a 25-point second half hole. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ it would be hard to argue that lebron james is not the greatest. >> he's a bad man. >> right. he is good. >> good guy. >> all around good guy. >> really? >> last time you went out to dinner you were so impressed. >> with his wife savannah, i thought she was amazing. >> if you drop name. >> you're one of our family as well

us. good day d.c. on this friday, april 21st i'm holly morris alongside of allison, wisdom and name dropper maureen. [ laughter ] >> right there on the end. steve enjoying time off this morning. >> also ahead this morning, put that diet soda down. that is the message from health experts and when we tell you the results of a new study, you are going to know why. the new proof they aren't healthy alternative to should you garey drink much that's what the study says coming up a little later. >> i don't doubt that. >> this is like the second when you hear it we'll tell was it has to do with. the first piece with the cancer claims to it, look, i'd rather have like a half of real soda with real sugar or not at all than worry about all the artificial sweeteners. >> the fact they don't taste good any way. >> there's that after taste. >> it's awful. >> diet dr. pepper is pretty good. >> i used to think that. >> okay. >> we digress. we'll talk about when it we do the story. let's talk first about the weather. some sunset storms o

last night packing heavy rain also high winds. and now this morning parts of the region are cleaning up after those april showers. melanie will have more on that in just a minute but first tucker is here with our first check of the forecast. hello. >> hey those are april severe thunderstorms last night. >> more than showers. >> little more than a shower. >> exactly. might do that again later today. that's why we're a little concerned about this afternoon. 66 now in washington. winds are calm. that live shot we're starting to get break in the clouds if we get that sunshine we're going to not only build the temperatures but we'll build the possibility of some thunderstorms this afternoon. couple early showers. those are fading off to our east and to our north and as we look out to the west, little complex of showers out here and again that's the actual front when it arrives later this afternoon and we get some daytime heating. we may pop a few scattered thunderstorms that could be on the strong side just like last evening. and just to give you a heads up the timing will be earlier than yesterday of the its it looks likes mid to late afternoon would be the time frame for some of those thunderstorms. you can see the bigger picture there you see the shower complex out in west virginia, western maryland we'll watch that. otherwise warm, a little

out there. daytime highs in the 80s. we can hold lot of moisture when temperatures are in the 80s you feel that humidity as well. planner for this afternoon. weekend forecast, it looks cooler, it looks wet. and it doesn't look great. but i'm going to get out here and let mike tell you about i'm going back to kindergarten. >> that's funny. >> drop bomb and walk on out. >> you got it. bye guys. >> see you tuck. >> 9:04. picking up the pieces power crews are busy trying to get the lights back on for a few hundred customers after strong storms basically rolled through the region overnight causing lot of damage in prince george's co county. harder defendant hit area adelphi, maryland w storms caused major damage to buildings and vehicles there. in one neighborhood in particular, trees are snapped. some are bent over at the trunk. fox5's melanie alnwick live in a dell foy with the latest. mel. >> reporter: good morning guys. you can see pepco crews here still hard at work some -- let's see this happened around 8:

13 hours after this storm. we're told that they should get this power back on to this part of the community win the hour. we hope. i want to you kind of take look. i'm not sure if you can see it or not, but where the presidential towers are there way in the background, that's where we were broadcasting from there's a little communty in front of it. those sand colored apartments as well. so we have had damage reports starting about 8:15 last night starting at presidential towers. then the video that you just showed little while ago with all the downed trees and cars, that was in this apartment complex in the center and then coming straight up here across riggs road and if you even look down edwards road there, you can see more damaged trees, and then even following down along riggs road and up riggs road as well all the way to adelphi road we're seeing even more damage there. i don't know, i also just noticed here over at the corner of the golden bull restaurant you

as well things that may have been damaged by the wind. so certainly at this point what we can tell it was just a very strong thunderstorm. over the presidential towers that's where people talked about somehow the inside of the building when this storm came through became pressurized and response crews even saw like the building buckling outward with that pressure that was inside ripping off some drywall from inside of the buildings. that was incredible. and then folks when we talked to at the presidential park those lower condominiums, they said as well things just became black all of sudden heavy rain they couldn't see anything outside and just hearing these very loud wooshing sounds. you know we checked with our weather folks earlier they told us about 40 to 50-mile an hour winds coming through here. but certainly the cleanup is going to take quite sometime but fortunately nobody was injured. live here in adelphi, melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> good news there. all right, mel, thank you. the other big story everyone is talking about this morning actually takes us

paris that's where we're learning more about the gunman who shot and killed a police officer in paris. we've learned that karim cheurffi was detained in february for threatening police and then freed because of lack of evidence. he was also convicted in 2003 of attempted homicide and shootings on two police officers. police shot and killed cheurffi after the shooting. isis has claim responsibility for yesterday's deadly shooting. meanwhile president trump spoke out about this tragic event on twitter saying, another terrorist attack in paris. the people of france will not take much more of this. it will have a big effect on the presidential election. ♪ speaking of president trump, he is expected to sign three executive orders today all at the treasury department the first directs the agency to review part of dodd frank that let's the fed liquidate large failing financial firms during a crisis as alternative to bankruptcy and direct the agency to review expensive process that chooses which non-bank firms could threaten the financi

and finally review of significant tax reel regulations issued back in 2016 that imposes burdens on taxpayers. another black eye for prince george's county public schools. one of its substitute teachers in trouble with the law. >> police say some disturbing video of children was found on his phone. fox5's annie yu is live at brad bury elementary where that teacher work. annie. >> reporter: hey good morning to all of you. this has been five-month long investigation, and finally yesterday investigators were able to arrest christopher spates in his capitol heights home. he lives there with his mother and he's nouse facing multiple pornography child pornography charges. let's get to picture of 34-year-old christopher spates. he was a long time teacher here at brad bury heights elementary school. he was a substitute teacher here for several years. he was also a youth basketball coach for south county sports academy, and inside spate's home police found several devices that they s

stored on them. and so they've seized his iphone, i-pad an computer linked to a drop box account that police say spurred this five might have month long investigation on the digital cloud the maryland state police computer crimes unit they found number of child porn videos details too graphic we can't share them with you but it is believed that the children in these videos were as young as seven years old. now this week prince george's county public schools they are on spring break. but in a statement school officials say that they are aware of the arrest and that spates will no longer serve the school district. they also added "over the past year we have made significant changes to increase students safety and remain committed to ensuring a quality education in a safe environment for all students". again, spates is facing multiple child pornography charges, and we know that he could be facing even more according to police and so he is due in court next month on may 15th for a preliminary hearing where he'll face a judge. that's the very latest from capitol heights, maryland, annie yu

>> annie, real quick. how was this discovered? do we have any idea. >> reporter: yeah, so it all started with a tip. the social networking company drop box noticed that one of its users was storing these types of photos on the drop box account, and so they alerted the center for missing and he can polited children and then it was the center that ultimately contacted state police and from that the five-month long investigation took off. >> okay. i didn't realize drop box had that capability. >> good for them. >> it does make sense. annie, thank you. in my goodness. we're glad this investigation is underway now and hopefully will come to fruitful end. also the news this morning last hour fox5 news morning we chatted with d.c. acting police chief peter newsham he joined us in studio to discuss a range of topics. how the recent departure of a police chief could change the way police officers are supervised the short staffing issues as more officers retire and the

now that all d.c. officers have them. listen to what he had to say. >> i think the body worn cameras are a good thing. you know, we have the largest body worn camera deployment in the country as of december when we rolled out the second half of our cameras. and one of the things that we're doing right now is we are are evaluating the effectiveness of those cameras. when we initially rolled out the cameras, we only rolled out half of them. and the reason we did that is so we could study the half of the officers that have the cameras as opposed to the half that don't. and then you can measure the effectiveness whether or not it's having an impact on like you say on community relations whether it's having an impact on officer's use of force, whether it's having an impact on reducing complaints against police officers. so all of that information when the study is completed should be available in the early summer. we'll be able to share that with you. >> chief newsham also discussed department has enjoyed including having the lowest level of crime last year that the city has seen in more than a decade

dc's driver's license are changing again and that's because apparently the rest of the world need as geography lesson city government did s ditching the district of columbia. it will go back to reading washington, d.c. now the changes come after numerous reports have issues with the card stemming from airports to football stadiums to concession stands. people were confused by the wording and thought the district of columbia referred to the foreign country of columbia. despite the difference in the spelling there and the fact that d.c., you know, is the capital of the united states. i find that story incredibly disturbing. >> i do too. >> right. come on. >> district of columbia. >> d.c. >> i mean whatever makes it easier for, um, residents of the district to move around and not be hassled and not have to explain. >> doesn't every eighth grade across the nation come to the district of columbia. >> yes. >> you would think you would know by the time you're old enough. any way. >> apparently not. it is infuriating. >> when you think about the

for statehood in d.c. and the rest of the country is like, where is that? >> it seem like we got a long way to go. >> we're lowering ourselves. >> true. >> instead of educating. we're just lowering ourselves to this level of immediate i don't 80. >> your current license has to expire. when you make these changes there's going to be more stuff. the new stuff and the ones that haven't expired yet. >> i don't want to believe the world is that stupid. >> i do. [ laughter ] >> i know they are. i'm just trying to be hopeful. >> i believe it. >> let's say they're less educated. >> district of columbia. >> s-t-u-p-i-d. >> i'm keeping my district of columbia. >> i want the hassle. >> eventually you will change it. >> maureen, hassle me if you want to. >> exactly. a dad arrested by metro police while holding his daughter. the whole thing caught on tape. but he says it's not the whole story. bob barnard will have his side coming up next

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>> you can't hold him against his will. go ahead. >> bleep, bleep. >> get that baby. no! >> running with a baby in his arms right there. it's metro police transit officer trying to happened cuff a man while he was holding his young daughter in his arms. investigators say that leon born refused to pay his fair and threatened an officer. >> but he says that's not what happened. fox5's bob barnard is live at congress heights metro station with more on his side of the story. bob, what do you know? >> reporter: well, maureen, this happened wednesday morning little bit before 10:00 a.m. here at the congress heights metro station off alabama avenue southeast, and mr. bore ram says he was actually told he could ride the train with his daughter without paying. we'll show you the video again. it was recorded by a fellow metro passenger, and what you basi

leon boram holding his one-year-old daughter. confronted and he was later arrested by metro transit police. the officer there, um, saying that he tried to board the train boram tried to board the train without paying went through one of those emergency swing gates. he says he was told by the station manager that it was okay. now the police report says that when confronted by the officer, boram first refused orders to leave the station and then threaten the officer there. you can see the station manager seemed concerned about the little girl's welfare during the confrontation actually taking her from the father at one point. fox5 spoke to the young father yesterday after he was charged with unlawful entry, fare evasion, resisting arrest, resisting arrest and diss orally conduct. >> he told me to go upstairs, i said i'm already going upstairs. there's no point of me going upstairs if you're grabbing me. if you're grabbing me how am i going to go up the stairs. look, you can ask the station manager

the gate. you never asked her. you never once asked her. she even came between us. >> reporter: seems to be some confusion because a couple of years ago, there was a report that this congress heights metro station was known as the free station, that people would jump the turn styles and just ride the trains without paying all the time and that the station managers at that time were reaching out for help from their police agency here because of the problem. in this case, the 18-year-old father there says it was the station manager who told him it was okay to ride the train without paying. and police say, guys, that when they first confronted him, young boram wasn't telling them his name didn't tell them his age and that led to the confusion and the heightened tensions there that on social media are getting all kinds of reaction. some saying, hey, be careful of the little kid. others saying that just because you have a kid in your arms doesn't mean you can break the law and do what you want. guys? >> did anyone accident manager if -- i mean did the police ask the

him he could go through? >> reporter: that's not in the police report. so that's just what he is saying. according to the police. this officer saw him going through the emergency the swing gate there and confronted him. but he has been making the allegation the young man did that it was the station manager who said that he can go through. that part is not in the police report. >> bob, i don't know if you know the answer to this question, but since this has happen in the past, who has the final authority? so if the manager did let him go through and the police saw this and the police go and arrest him, is it the manager, the police, i mean -- >> reporter: i get the sense it's a case by case basis because you see in the video there the woman with short hair the station manager is actually trying to move the police officer away. >> right. >> telling him, hey, you know, leave him alone. not -- you never hear her saying i told him he can do that. but, you know, i think in a case like this, once the police

the arrest, unless a supervisor a police supervisor tells him to back off and let it go, he has the authority to continue with that arrest. >> wow. >> that child had to be so scared. >> i know. >> right. that's so what's so hard to watch. >> what is it, five dollars? >> if that. >> the baby is free. >> less than three. >> less than three bucks. >> thank you, bob. appreciate that. >> i understand the rules are the rules, but it is conflicting if the station manager says you can go through and then you see in the video that she's basically trying to stand between the two of them. >> cooler heads have to prevail. you deescalate. you don't escalate for fair. come on. >> with a baby. >> common sense. cull on. >> it's the moms talking per perhaps. >> yeah. >> okay. 921st time right now. coming up, three new releases at the box office this weekend. so which if any is your best bet? kevin mccarthy will join us live with the reviews and suggestions for any that you can watch on the rainy sunday. >> first though erin hernandez family trying to make sense much his suici

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>> i love the chain smokers. together it's perfect. >> peanut butter and jelly. >> that's right. >> 9:24 is the time. al is back with what's making had he lines. >> i'm right here, holly. i'm still here. first up, the state of arkansas has executed an inmate for the first time since 2005. 5184 old la deli he died just before midnight and minutes before his death warrant was due to expire. after the us supreme court rejected a last minute appeal by lee's lawyers. lee was sentenced to death row for the 1993 killing of his neighbor who was hit some 36 times with a tire tool. the state had planned eight executions before one of its drugs expires at the end of this month. three this week were canceled due to court orders. two more inmates are set to die on monday. aaron hernandez's brain being turned over to university researchers now that his death has been ruled a suicide. officials say the state's chief medical examiner had withheld some tissue samples from

nfl's -- ex nfl star's brain as part of the effort to confirm he took his own life. hernandez was found hanking in his prison cell on tuesday morning. his family says he gave no indication that he would commit suicide and i think they're also checking for concussion injury with the brain as well. ♪ >> cuba gooding, jr. sr. who sang ever plays the fool has died. he's the father of course of the oscar winning actor cuba gooding, jr. gooding, sr., was found slummed over the wheel of his car with bottles alcohol by his side. it's suspected that he died from an overdose. he was 72 years old. of course his group the main ingredient. samsung's new galaxy s8 is now on sale. but there's already some complaints out there. some of the owners of the new phones are seeing reddish tint on the new phones but samsung says it's an option. there's nothing wrong with the device and users can change the color settings for their screen. why they would

is a bit of a -- any who. finally, let this be the picture i'm looking for for holly. the giraffe mom meets april. >> aww. >> look how sweet it is. >> come on. >> the south carolina woman who made a viral video showing her wearing a giraffe mask i'm talking a whole full head weirdness -- >> i just saw happy new mom. >> while wait the birth of her son is meeting up with april the giraffe her name is erin deitrich. she dressed up as april the giraffe back in march because of the time both she and the giraffe were waiting to give birthday they had so much more in common. both have since given birth to boys. deitrich said she thought it would be fitting to come to new york with her newborn son to meet april face to face and there's another picture with that mask on her head sitting right next to april the giraffe and i'm sorry i think it's odd. >> it is odd. >> thank you. >> i concur. >> sweet mom. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> 9:27 is the time right now. let's talk about the caps. the caps are back at home and what could be a must win game five. plus the nats break out the brooms against the braves

the cavs mounting an epic come back one of the biggest in play off history. >> your sports report with the capitals -- >> prell bell rings (. >> is coming up next. >> okay. first though some changes in store for the weekend. mike will be back with a check of the seven day. it's 9:28. we're back after this. ♪

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kindergarten day and we want to see your amazing kindergarten pictures really of yourself but of your kids, whoever. >> zula happy kindergarten day. >> holly sent one. >> you look exactly the same. >> there i am. >> my gosh. you look exactly -- if only you would know what illustrious and successful life you would have had. >> when i was at grant lion in hamilton, ohio. >> super cute. >> hanging with her best friend. aww. >> puppy's face too. they're so cute together. >> best friends. >> we want to see your pictures. your kids, yourself,. >> tucker and erin hanging out a school with kindergarteners there they will be celebrating the day with a class fill of kindergarteners. >> you can get a lot of knowledge from five-year-old. >> absolutely. >> everything you ever needed to know. you learn in kindergartner. >> be nice. 9:31 we're celebrating

2017 washington post principal of the year his name is nathaniel provencio he's the principal in woodbridge, virginia he took over back in 2010 because of hard work and leadership that's why they won. we talk to him about what makes working at miniville elementary school so special and this is what he had to say. >> at miniville many row we believe in 3c's. commitment, we believe we're committed to every student success every student that comes into our school is going to be absolutely amazing. clef collaborative effort. everything we do with our teachers, our family our division support it's all done in collaboration. and we believe in our community. our community is an integral part and integral partner to our success. >> congratulations to him. miniville elementary school is not your average school. it has paper less classrooms, yoga classes for students with behavior challenges and flexible classroom seating on exercise

balls. some of the things that make it very unique school all thanks to the principle is now principle of the year. >> that paper less thing, can i just say i'm like now that mom. the backpacks these kids walk home with in middle soon and high school especially they're all going to be like, you know, sideways. why can't we go to the parents now, the nooks for everything or whatever. >> more and more schools are doing it. >> i think they're trying. >> come on. >> come on. >> money. >> yeah, money. >> all right. let's head over to mike thomas talk a little bit about the weather and not the best weekend on tap, mike. >> no, tucker left me to give the bad news today. the weekend eh probably better indoor activities weekend. let's start with today though. we do have some showers trying to work their way out of west virginia and back over our area. this is key. if these showers come across actually end up probably a little cooler than 84 today. maybe upper 70s if this does come across then this will kind of suppress the activity we were thinking could come our way this after if it holds together. if it breaks up and get sunshine we

on today. some could be on the strong s side. marginal risk of severe weather from i-95 to the locations south and east of d.c. as well those are the best chance for stronger thunderstorms not white spread severe outbreak just like last night that could be one or two storms that go severe with heavy rain potentially strong winds and large hail as well things are not conducive to tornadoes today. not expecting to see any of that later on this afternoon. your future cast showing you 12:30 p.m. a mix clouds and sunshine out there. as we warm things up and then 4:30 future cast struggling to develop thunderstorms we'll see if it's right it's not always right. but it is showing some around 4:30 this afternoon from i-95 kind of east of there. then by the time we get to 7:00 o'clock headed downtown verizon center for the caps game, you look okay. you look dry. cold front would have cleared the region by then. however, then we have another system that's that sorts creeping its way into the region overnight tonight into your saturday by 11:30 morning it's not rain for everybody it's probably scattered showers but then as we

evening we start seeing more and more rain just moving in the picture and saturday late evening through the overnight and into the first part of your sunday looks rather soggy unfortunately. all day saturday we're expecting clouds with occasional showers. rain moves in during the evening hours only 65 degrees for daytime high. most suburbs will be in the 5 50'ss all day long. sunday rains to start tapering off to few showers in the afternoon. just how much rain could we get actually over an inch which is actually well needed we do need the rain still in a drought situation here in d.c. that rain would certainly be welcomed. 66 your current number here in d.c. as well as fredericks 70 in fredericksburg as well winchester and manassas. so warmer air starting to creep in. even for this time of day. that's 70s actually average hype for this time of year. let's get over to fox5 accu weather seven day forecast here. you can see by the time we get to the weekend we're talking rain once again unfortunately. and that could linger into next week. 61 on monda

good news, late next week we really warm it up. guys, honestly we could do 90 by keep an eye on that. >> what? >> yes. 90 might be a little warm. i'm here for it thanks mike. a bunch of excitement for skins fans. the upcoming schedule is out. washington will play almost a third of their games in prime time, baby. ptpers five of those games will be in prime time to be exact including their first ever home game on thanksgiving. the following thursday november 30th a trip to dallas to meet them boys in prime time. there's also a christmas eve game here at home against the broncos. all right. talk little baseball the nats breaking out the brooms against the braves series sweep. ryan zimmerman lead the way red hot veteran hit two run homer three-two win. stevens strasburg struck out ten on his way to career victory number 71. now tops nats franchise history.

on the mets today. finally talk about a come back. lebron james and the cavs down 25 points to start the second half. but slowly and surely they chipped away at the pacer's lead when it was all over they won by five. final score 119-114. it's being call the greatest come back in nba history. >> yea. >> the cavs lead the series three games to none. we cannot forget about the cavs. holly and wisdom, yes, ring ring that bell. >> you rank? >> yes. >> you got it. >> meanwhile wisdom is in the penalty box. high sticking right there. >> that's how i roll. don't mess with me. >> are you the thug? >> you're the thug on the ice. >> all right. listen -- >> high sticking the whole 9 yards. do not cross me. >> boom. up against the boards. up against the boards. listen, of course we're excited it is game five tonight for the caps at the verizon center as they take on the maple leafs. 7:00 p.m. is when

drops. >> tide two games a peace right. >> playing toronto. no worries here because this morning we're getting in on the celebration and all the hype because we got slap shot in the house. slap shot in the house. >> yes. >> he'll show us how it's done. this is how it's done right h here. >> is he going to show us a slap shot. >> i like that. see what she did right there. >> let's see. slap shot. >> there's one. wait a minute. i got that. come on. >> i'll try mine. >> go ahead. >> okay. >> all right. i'm just saying. two for two. >> not my first time with the hockey stick. come on, wis. come on. >> here we go. >> act like it's penalty shots. >> wow! >> that's the way the goons do it. >> oh. you know what we need steve's glass that lights up every time we score. >> that's how we do it. >> seriously how are you feeling about tonight's game? pretty good. >> you feeling strong? >> feel like the momentum is in our direction now that it's all tied two games a piece? >> back to the verizon sent. do you feel like it's a must win. >> more or

i feel like it's a must win. win at home. then we just -- we'll go to toronto and then win and be done, right. >> then you know who we take on next? >> we take out those penguins! >> the pittsburgh penguins they've already wouldn't it. that's okay. i'm not worried about them. i feel like it's our year for the stanley cup, right? >> i do. meanwhile, wis, you might have a future playing hockey. >> i got a career. i got my jersey over here. >> what do you say slap shot to those people who think the caps can't do it then always choke? >> forget you. forget you. >> he blocked my shot. slap shot blocked my shot. >> wait, wait, wait. hold. goaltender. goaltender. >> please don't hit me in the money maker. don't hit the money maker. >> caps, 7:00 o'clock, verizon center.erizon center. yes! oh, my gosh. >> that's it. back over to you guys. >> backwards. >> that is so much fun. we got to get in on that. >> three new movies open this

weekend which deserves your money. kevin will join us with the answer next. ♪ ♪♪ >> come on mo. >> with wasn't hasn't behind my back. i'm just saying. >> come on, wisdom, get in the game.

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good morning, kevin, live out of la. >> good morning i'm sitting down with goldie hawn and amy schumer today i'm super excited about i saw their new movie thank you very much last night. i was here for guardian of the galaxy two. we had chris pratt on the show. there's a bunch of films coming out the main movie you need to see a fast and furious. i said that last week a lot. amazing film. i know wisdom loved it as much as i did. that to me is worth money to see in an actual theater. the first movie unforgettable starring catherine heigl as well rosario dawson. you've seen this movie before. catherine heigl's character trying to ruin her ex had you been's new relationship engage to rosario dawson's character. the director is actually her first movie but she's been producing films in hollywood for decades. she did a lot of tim burton films. it's an interesting choice to choose this as your first movie. it has some fun moments it's thrill

yourself engaged in the moments wondering what will happen and there's some good twists. but there are times where it doesn't find a consistent tone. you find yourself wondering does the movie want to you laugh with it or laugh at it at times. it's not comedy but there are times where you're kind of like interacting with the screen, and i found it to be little bit inconsistent there. not trying to say this is an oscar worthy type of script that they shall doing that. just didn't know what it wanted to be at times i gave 83 out of five. it's not great, it's not terrible. just kind of passible and kind of forgettable. but it's decent. it's decent if you're looking for a good fun thriller the movies this weekend. >> all right. >> okay. kevin what else do you have? we were talking about how forget all unforgettable is. what else -- a promise it's unforgettable. >> yeah. this is an incredibly hard film to watch. this is i know you guys had oscar isaac and christian bale on the show this week. you learned

donating 100% of the box office proceeds of this film to cha charity. non-profits and this is about the armenian genocide and it's actually inspired by true events that are then told through a fix al love triangle. that christian bale oscar isaac are in. it's a very tough movie. i mean it's a story i didn't know much about. i've heard about it obviously but i didn't know much about this the specifics of it. there are still some countries that deny this even happen which is crazy. but it really is tough film. the film tells you at the end that over estimated 1.5 million people lost their lives. so it's very -- it's an important film in my opinion. i'm happy i watch it because it taught me something i didn't know much about, but i gave 84 out of five. the biggest problem with the film oddly enough is the script sometimes makes it folic you're watching a movie and that's kind of a tough thing to do because you don't want to get pulled out and good i'm watching a

the script and dialogue sometimes but overall i think it's an important film and if you can see it, i rem seeing it because the money goes to a good cause. >> what about the lost city of seem? >> another film true story based on british explorer who travels trying to find lost city and he leaves his family behind. siena miller plays his wife and goes for couple of years at a time and tom hull holland is in the film. charlie hunnam you know him from sons of anarchy and pacific rim. >> it's really well shot film much it's really long. fascinating story. i didn't know much about it either. i know hunnam is brought in the movie it depends on if you want to sit in the theater and taken through that story line i found it interesting but it is kind of long. i gave a four out of five. i do like the film lot. but if you're looking for pure entertainment, like i said fast and furious your best way to go. i'm not saying fast and furious is a better movie thon all these films. it joined it more personalitily. >> okay.

weekend. >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> fast and furious by the way if you get a chance there's a theater out in tysons like a dollar bee. i saw it there. and i had like my seat was like shaking. i know there was subwoofers in the seat. >> that's cool. isn't i would like that. >> it was awesome. that scene on the ice when torpedo, i was geeking out it was so cool. >> oh wait there's a scene with ice and torpedo. i'm just kidding. good to see you, kevin. safe travels back. >> we have that clip on loop? >> um-hmm. >> all right. 9:47 is our time. kisses to you. have a good weekend. tell lauren we said hi. coming up next, we are whipping you into shape this friday morning because the world's fittest man is live in the loft. gut check fitness founder joe decker and his darling wife are here to talk about the special event that's going on this weekend. it will put in you a path to better living as well. don't go anywhere.

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who replaces drug addiction with fitness and within three years, broke the guiness world record for fitness and earn the title of the world pots fittest man. now after leaving me we'll talk about this later and moving to san diego joe decker turned and started gut check fitness outdoor fitness and event company and this weekend they are actually taking their good to great tour here to the east coast. they'll be at the road runner sports in falls church on saturday morning. and then they'll be at road runner sports in rockville on sunday and this morning joe is here to chat about his own personal journey from good to great and how you can start on that journey too he's do it with his lovely wife nicole also -- if this took you to the west coast i understand. >> why i left holly, sorry. >> i know. joe and i go why back. we'll talk about that. 17 years. >> 17 years. >> i don't look a year older. i don't know what happened to you. [ laughter ] >> i'm just kidding. but i want to talk about gut check fitness rile really is like a national movement. >> international. we just got back from australia

>> kind of explain what it is. >> holly, like you mentioned earlier, i dealt with alcohol and drugs, and fitness basically saved my life, and such an important integral part of our lives wanted to share witness with others out especially today with obesity on the rise and hell issues. get outside and be active. you don't have to spend tons of money on good club memberships and equipment. all you need to do is get outside and just have fun enjoy run through the woods. be with your your partner. >> i saw on your facebook page the earth is your gym. >> which i love. >> that's right. >> what can people expect if they come to the event. >> little bit of about three to 4 miles of running, cal sten 96, body weight cal sten 96 high speed military him being a former army vet. group high fives. i want to know you. you want to know someone else. meet new friends and have fun. >> what about if people seem intimidated by that? what level of fitness do you really need to be at in order to do it. >> you need to be somewhat

we are going to cover three to . military saying, we leave no one behind. so they need to be somewhat active. again to at least be able to jog three or 4 miles in the course of an hour and a half. you her us talk about him becoming the world's fittest man. it was december of 2,000 -- >> 1999 actually. >> was it 1999 i first met you. >> yes. >> we did a story i did this thing called neighborhood news at the time and we did a story on joe becoming the world's fittest man. here's the story we did all those p.m. years ago. >> my gosh. >> right. you do really look exactly the same. you might be a little bigger there. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. you were the world's fittest man at that time. i want to tell you this. when i met joe and i did the story on him profiled him, he single handedly was one of the most if not the most inspirational people that i have ever met i think that is truly your gift. and you're able to connect to people on many different levels. and why do you think that's so? >> i think, you know, number one growing up in mobile home, you

know, dealing with economic struggles. number two military, number three, dealing with alcohol and drugs and number four i was actually overweight at one time i dealt with a lot of problems many human beings around the world deal with and i think that's where that relationship. if you have like oh this guy has always been fit he doesn't know what it's like to deal with these issues. yeah, i'm like you. my brother, sister i've been there like you have. >> you were the world's fest test man for the rest of the interview you should do push ups. you start doing push ups. [ laughter ] >> you think i'm kidding. >> i think you're with me. come on. >> i have dress on. [ laughter ] >> then joe was so inspirational that at the time -- don't stop. >> at the time he then inspired me to run my first marathon. >> we train for it together. >> i train with joe. my dad also did it with me. >> that's right. >> my dad was in his mid 50s at the time he never ran a mile in his life. he started training running 1 mile with joe and this is at the runners expo in 2001. >> that's right. my gosh. >> the day -- the friday before we were going to run the marathon on that sunday and joe was

and he took us through the whole way. but i r really do that it is amazing to me how you're able to get people to do more than they think they can. and really not only philly challenge themselves but mentally and a lot of it is mental issue don't you think. >> it is. the funny you say that company gut check that came from an old military term actual when i was fort benning georgia for boot camp. drill sergeant brown was beating me down son it's a gut check. i thought he was picking on me. i see something inside of you i want to bring that out to be the person you can be. that's what we do. not only the fitness part to bring it out unfinding that fire that burns inside of you and that passion for life and zest what we get into. more your psychology i like to kick your butt as you know. >> yeah. >> motivate and inspire and empower you. we're about building people up i love both of you. i'm so glad you came out. go out. it's free. >> it's free. >> road runner store in falls church

and then rockville. >> here we go. >> one, two, three, come on. >> come on. >> holly, come on. >> ut-oh. >> come on. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> nicole, sit on his back. >> you keep going. we'll sit there. >> we'll let joe work out. >> so road runner sports they're our sponsor for this new balance will be there. >> go away. >> road runner sports. thank you. joe decker and holly morris. >> you are still a scoundrel. >> we have some funny guys joining us two comedians paul rodriguez and clayton english. we have coffee time. >> national kindergarten day. you want this mug you know what to do. head to our facebook page. look for that cool dunkin' donuts mug. perfect for that coffee. the facebook page where you go to enter the mug

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good day at 10a brings the funny this friday. >> two comedians one epic hur from tv to the movies to the loft. paul rodriguez is live with us. how you can see him this wee weekend. >> plus he's the winner of the last comic standing and this morning he's hanging with us. clayton english stops by the loft. richard

j.lo with who? plus tucker and erin at an elementary school. yup. let's do this in three, two, one. good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ >> five, six and seven. >> go holly. >> eight. >> and nine and last one. >> whoo! [ laughter ] >> holly doing push ups since the last segment. >> oh, my gosh. >> don't let a pair of heels and a dress stop from you getting your push ups in. >> joe decker -- >> are you going to call in sick tomorrow much it's saturday. >> gut check fitness is happening rain and shine. >> if it ain't raining we april training. >> why settle for the good when you can go for the great. >> love it. >> nicole and joe decker ladies and gentlemen. >> holly want some water. >> i don't have to use my arm

>> oh, my gosh. >> hey, whoo! good day d.c. i'm maureen alongside allison, wisdom and wisdom. steve has the morning off. >> this morning it is all about the kiddies we've been asking all morning long to send in your kindergarten photos in national of the national kindergarten thai. besides photos we're celebrating in the classroom we sent tucker and erin to a school in chevy chase where they're joined with a classroom full of kindergarteners. what special guests you guys are today. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> we have to whisper because they're singing. >> i know. >> i was thi thinking my kindergarten picture i had a bowl on my head. >> my mom cut my bangs. these guys are much better dressed. >> tell everybody we're here. >> we're here celebrating national kindergarteners day. they're doing earth day celebration. they're performing a song. we want to take

there and show you how well dressed they are and how much fun they're having here on earth day for presentation. >> yeah, earth day is a full day presentation for them. so that's pretty incredible they get started early. coming up few minutes we'll get a chance to talk some of them about earth day and about some of their favorite activities. >> exactly i want to know what's going on in kindergarten watch do you like to do. we'll get to talk to all those wonderful students once they're done popping. i'll let you take look for second at their song. >> ♪ >> i notice move of the songs are weather related. >> obviously starting them young meteorologists in training. >> guys, we'll zen it back to you we're having a great time out here and lots more coming up. national canted garden day. >> that's cute. nothing cuter than group of kindergarteners. >> very nice. >> all right. we got lot to talk about this morning before we check what's trending let's let allison seymour give us headlines. >> thank you. hello everybody. how are you? >> okay. first up, we are learning more about the gunman had shot and killed a police officer in paris

paris. karim cheurffi was detain in february for threatening police but he was freed because of lack of evidence. he was also convicted back in 2003 of attempted homicide in shootings on two police officers then. police shot and killed cheurffi after this latest 70. his home has been rated and officials say search of his car has turned up a pump action shotgun and knives. isis has claim responsibility for yesterday's deadly shooting in paris. after more than a month on the run a former tennessee teacher behind bars in northern california. he's accused of kidnapping that young lady one of his students. a tip cher spotted a suspicious car and called police. turns out tad cummings and 15-year-old elizabeth thomas were staying in a cabin in remote area k cummins will face state and federal charges. my goodness, today is queen elizabeth's none is the bir birthday. britain marking the events with gun salutes as the monarch celebrates quietly at the

palace also be a 62 gun salute at the tower of london. the queen is britain's old defendant and longest reigning monarch having become queen on february 8th, 1952. privately. she also has official birthday in june. what does that mean? >> okay. new research shows that those who drink at least one diet soda day are three times more at risk of stroke and dementia. scientists say diet soda should no longer be regarded as a healthier option and you were people to stick with water or milk. and finally, a southern utah dad has become a viral sens sensation. wetting his own pants, i cannot do it, okay. wetting his own pants to not its comfort his daughter after she had an accident in school. this is what i'm talking about right here. ben sours said his daughter valerie is in kindergartner and called in tears asking to be pick up after an accident a

school. so he splashed water on his pants and went to get her. when he saw her he asked if she could borrow, f he can brrr row her backpack to cover up his accident. he says she look at him in disbelief and started laughing. when the two got home he took a picture and posted it online. some calling him dad of the y year. >> i agree. >> love it, love it, love it. >> what great story. >> i'll share no details because we don't want to em bar anyone who might be in school and live in my house. i mean it just means so much. that whole thing is tied in with a lot. that wetting and to do it in front of kids and for him to show up there, there you go. >> way to go, dad. >> zen 0:00 sick it's time to check what's trending this morning and first up, president trump had some celebrity guests visit the white house recently. we're talking kid rock, ted nugent and sarah palin. they had dinner we president trump kid rock and ted new sent supported -- supported trump during the campaign trail there th

and kid rock's girlfriend sarah palin post posted a picture of them in the oval office with the caption thank you president trump for the invite. >> 10:0 sick. today mark the first anniversary of the death of the legendary musician prince and in honor of his passing the revolution the new power generation will play shows at prince's paisley park. federal judge block the release of ep containing songs he roar recorded in 2006. singer died of an overdose of the painkiller at the present time until at the age of 57. >> of course, that means tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of wisdom's epic tribute to prince. >> oh my gosh. >> i think probably we should acknowledge. >> let's just take listen. >> yeah, okay. ♪ >> oh, my goodness. >> it's about to get good. >> is that right? >> let's wait until you get to the floor. >> oh, okay

>> all right. >> there it is. >> yeah. there it is. >> prince was living through you. >> yes, he was. >> i don't know if that's the case. he was probably pretty upset. >> i'm sorry, i just was in awe because this is so unwisdom. i know. i was just like what -- >> do it. >> it will forever be a moment in good day history. >> which is why the video is always at the ready. >> exactly. clearly. clearly. prince was an amazing musician. i still -- one of the reasons that -- >> deflect. >> one of the reasons i really like prince early on in his career at an early age he wrote and produced all of his music ton get that done at an early age and to continue that throughout his career his style was his style. >> that's right. >> at the time. >> the way you rocked that st style. >> trend setter. >> he was a trend setter much like the wisdom martin. >> when rap started coming in, i remember because i

the eighth grade or whatever you hear it sugar hill gang. i read that he asked his manager should i learn thou rap? because he was trying to fit in with the times. the manager thankfully was like no, you just do you. >> just do you. >> stay in your lane. >> it showed his right at the forefront to be relevant. >> right. >> and the music writing. >> when you're a trend setter you don't have to do what other people do. >> he was mazing. >> it's true loss. for sure. good rest in peace, prince. >> let's talk about some other influential people. time magazine out with its list of 100 most influential people the list includes hollywood most powerful celebrities. chance the chap per, jordan peel, constance woo, emma stone, ryan reynolds, alicia keys. the list also included world leaders bike president donald trump and pope francis. speaking of influence, holly, ftc is putting celebs and other social media stars like kim kardashian on notice. federal trade commission we're

clearly identify when -- clearly identify when they're being paid to promote products on inst instagram. consumer regulator sent letters to more than 90 individuals and marking firms in response to a petition from an advocacy group that explained that instagram has been overrun with disguised advertising. the petition name kim kardashian as an example. it's unknown if she received one of those letters but don't you remember that she was -- she endorsed a product i forget what it was, something to do with pregnancy. >> it was a bottle of pills or vitamin or something because i remember her holding the bottle. >> that's where that comes from. sorry on the details. i'm still trying to figure out the queen's official birthday. why is it in june? >> i'm looking at it. >> i think it's just when the country celebrates it and she goes out. >> today is private time. >> got it. >> eye opening data from the census bureau. more millennials now live with their parents than

spouse. new study found that almost nine in ten young people who were living in their parent's home a year ago are still living there today. nearly 23 million people live with their parents that is compared to nearly 20 million living with a spouse. back in 1975 it was just nearly 15 million people between the ages of 18 and 34 that lived with their parents. so a what's that say. >> times are hard. people are living with their parents longer. >> student aid all that kind of stuff. >> more expensive. >> so it's going to be funny friday in the good day loft. because coming up later, we have a couple of comedians stopping by. one is a last comic standing champion. the other is an original latin king of comedy regular and you won't want to miss any of it. promise. >> first though where in the world is richard simmons? we may now know. >> are we still talking about him. >> plus the super star -- >> he says he's fine. he's in the hospital. >> we want to get to the bottom of it. we want more details. super star couple go out on data very unlikely place. ladies, you'll

zac efron, you know, what he's up to. >> no, we don't. >> except for you, maureen. [ laughter ] >> dish is coming up next. ♪

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day. tucker and erin are out in classroom. that speaks volumes. they're sitting at the kids table. the kids are looking a tentative and they're ready to get educated and tucker and erin are just sitting there. >> tucker and erin fit perfect until those chairs. what does that say about them? [ laughter ] >> perfect fit. >> keep your pictures coming for national kindergarten day. >> in the meantime -- >> the it's team for the good day celebrity dish. >> i do like that song. let's start with dem lovato feeling confident about her body this days as evidenced by the past week's post on over social feeds. she shared several selfies on is it a gram showcasing her curves, clad in a bathing suit and pair of sunglasses. she liked psych for fun in the sun, "show ready for summer". it seem like her fans like it. she clocked one point 5 million likes in mere 15 hours. not that you're listening to anything i'm saying, wisdom but she did post some more

photos you probably noticed that. this all comes on the heels of her declaration she feels better about herself than ever before. gentlemen, you're welcome. >> all right. wow. >> got me a model. model and actress lauren hutton turning heads in new lingerie ad at the age of 73. let's take look at this. >> you go girl. >> clip of hutton stripping down for the calvin klein in new underwear campaign. hutton known for gap toothed smile several we'll between 18 and 73 years old featured in the black and white ad we got word from the director who tells us that his goal was to do the opposite of what we normally see in lingerie ads by shows casing cool and smart women with real bodies. so there you go. >> strip more down than that. >> i was going to say that's -- >> maybe that's what we can s show. >> oh, right. we just showed demi lovato. >> i was going to say. >> she looks amazing. >> she does look amazing this is what you all have been waiting for the richard simmons update of the day.

>> yes. >> reclusive entertainer was actually photographed for the first time. >> let's see it. >> here you go. >> that arrow. he's under a blanket. he was returning home from the hospital last night the former fitness guru 68 spent the last four days inside cedar sinai hospital in beverly hills are he was being treated for indigestion. simmons left the hospital at about 5:00 o'clock spa second time yesterday. he was hiding under a blanket in the back seat of a mercedes car viv bone his long term housekeeper on the way back to his la home. >> i have a flag on the play. >> ut-oh. >> what are we doing right now? like why has he got the -- what is happening richard simmons? you're fueling this fire. >> maybe he doesn't want to be seen. i don't know. simmons, his gated mansion al is like 15 minutes from the hospital. they drove into the garage attached to the house. but simmons apparently was still reluctant to be seen because he actually hid in the garage for 40 minutes. [ laughter ] >> that's enough. i don't have any more questions. >> then he kind of got out and he shuffle in the house. and he was lookin

>> here's what he's doing. >> yeah. >> initially he didn't want the attention and he saw the attention he's getting noun he's playing along with us he's like, you know, you want this, ice michael jacksonsing us right now. >> i like that michael jac jacksoning. >> how old is he. >> 68. >> okay. >> i wish him well. something is going on. this no way a normal thing. >> no. >> right. neither is this next story. >> update again on monday. >> i'll be here. >> look how about this. a-rod, j.lo, how about nick nicknames. j.ro. a low. low rod. >> low rod. >> yeah. lo rod. >> lo rod. >> the couple was spotted at so many me fitness in miami on thursday. famous curves were on display. j.lo stepped out in a white v neck t-shirt she nodded up mesh cut out leggings and black sneakers. >> get it wis. >> she also -- tell us what a-rod had on. >> you know what, wait, let me work the magic here. >> okay. >> she also spored a pair of reflective aviator

and a huge diamond earrings as for a-rod allison he's 41. he's former major league baseball pro. he was sporting a navy blue jacket in miami, a jacket in miami from the gym, black track pants and black sneakers. now this is the second time the pair has been seen going to the gym together in miami. in march they were also spotted heading to a morning work out session. lopez and rodriguez have been nearly inn sippable since they got together early last month. >> all right. news alert, nouse alert zac efron does not want to be single for much longer. >> i don't want to be a player no more. >> the bay watch actor revealed in cosmopolitan upcoming may issue he's ready for more serious relationship. i don't think much about settling down until recently he says now that i'm getting closer to my 30s i'm around some great relationships i've seen expert couples at work. i'm realizing you have to find your own happiness before you can make somebody else happy. >> get my violin. [ laughter

>> zac. >> he's growing up. >> whatever. >> speaking of hot -- >> esche get back with cute little vanessa hudgens. >> she's moved on. >> yeah, right. and can't go back speaking of hot, though hung ryan phillipe responding to fan on twitter who called him quote so old and so hot. what? >> sounds like you wisdom. >> the sweet comes -- >> wait a minute. >> yeah. >> that banner needs to be dropped. i got to see -- >> let's do an abs app promo with that. the tweet comes after the 42-year-old was caught working out at the beach ryan -- >> why did she say old. >> it's one of life's great mystery so old and some on the. i'm like the sun. the fan then responded, if you are the sun, i'd like to sun bathe. >> oh! >> love when actors don't take themselves so seriously. right. >> wow. >> ryan -- fipp legal. >> phillipe. >> why do they have to

in? >> i'm telling you -- >> he's hot. >> to her he might be old. >> you're so old and hot. >> is that a compliment. >> it's a diss compliment. >> you know how millennials are some of them. >> if he's the sun she wanted to sun bathe. i think that's compliment. >> that one is more straight forward. >> that's the dish served up. >> beautiful. >> nice and hot. >> 10:21. coming up later the cast of the tone 93 award music fun home joining us live in the loft. we'll talk to them about the true story behind that hit play and get a sneak peek with a special performance. >> first dedicated to kids. erin and tucker went back to school to celebrate national kindergarten day. we'll check in with them next. look at pictures. keep them coming. keep your kindergarten pictures coming. >> ♪

♪ >> i love this song. oh my gosh. >> yes. >> i do love diamonds and pearls. [ laughter ] >> i mean you know. >> yes indeed. >> welcome back. 10:24. today is national kindergarten day and we're celebrating big time we sent our big kids erin and tucker to family school in chef vo chase to hang out with some kindergarteners. looks like they're having the time of their lives. hey, guys. >> thisis amazing. >> it's bringing me back. all of a sudden i feel like

in kindergarten again. >> we got to participate in earth day celebrations i want to introduce to our special students. tell of one your name. >> stella. >> eliana. >> philip. >> beatrice. >> edward. >> yes! >> edward. nice to meet you all. thanks for having us out to your class today. tell us what you love about being in kindergarten. >> that you get to, um, have fun and do lots of work. >> fun and lots of work. welcome back to the party. tell everyone your name. >> we are live on tv. go ahead tucker we want to hear the best part about being in kindergarten. you want to talk about the weather? >> you like to talk about the weather. >> yes! >> no. >> why not. >> because it's so boring. it was so

about in the commercial break. >> i don't like it snow because i slip. >> do you locate sunshine. >> yes! >> yeah! >> sunshine. >> who loves puppies? >> puppies! >> i love puppies. >> i want to introduce oh an andrew. thank you so much for having us out today to participate in earth day with you. >> my pleasure. it's so great to have you all here and to meet some of our kindergarten students. today we're celebrating earth day with our whole school community. and we also have our grandparents here today and as well our parents. it's an opportunity to celebrate mother earth and to say thank you. good tell us about the importance of earth day especial toll people this age. >> it's so important to start with this age to teach the children about what we can do to preserve our earth. our water, our air, our earth to make sure it stays clean so that we can all, um, benefit from it for generations to come and that's what we do here at our school oneness family

sorey school starting with two years old all the way to eighth grade. >> i hear you're going to start high school. >> we are. >> congratulations. >> we're starting ahoy school in september 2017. i'm extremely excited about it. it won't be at this locate it will be down the road in kensington. and -- i live in kensington. >> you want to come to our high school? >> i i love the outfits. >> it will be the first montgomery is he sorey backed high school in washington dc area. >> we love it. national kindergarten day. we got to go back but we need to start singing a song. can we sing a song together. >> come on. i want to hear your voices. >> ♪ ♪

>> that is the cutest thing ever. >> this is why you never work with kids or animals because it always up stage you. look at that. who is paying attention to tucker or erin all about the kids today. >> oh, my gosh. i love that. >> national kindergarten day. >> got to love kindergarteners. >> zoe. much more to come here on good day dc. it is friday. we have earn the right to laugh a little bit coming up we're turning the lot of into a comedy club with help from two stand ups and first up, last comic standing champion clay don english joins us live next. right now 10:28. back after this. ♪

♪ >> bumping back with little prince unfortunately marking the one year anniversary of his death. rest in peace purpose fell one. switching gears completely get ready to laugh because our next guest is quick witnessed comedian and, right and actor who exploded after winning last comic standing back in 2015. take look at this. >> guys shouldn't have to pray to make it home safely without the police pulling me over. [ laughter ] >> i shouldn't have to do that. [ applause ] >> that's in the a prayer i should have to make. but i do it. i know jesus understands because he hung around thugs. >> he did. jesus had 12 disciples 13 people everywhere you go. if that's not gangster i don't know what is. [ laughter ] >> that was funny man

english work with comedy greats dave chappelle and bill burr returning to the dmv for the second time to host series of shows at the d.c. improv the tour kick off last night and this morning clayton joining us 35 dish all about the shows and his rise into fame. and he's also plugging -- >> podcast we do 85 south show make sure you have headphones and listen at work because it will get you fire. >> okay. that's the kind of jokes you want. who heard that. >> welcome back. >> good to be back. >> you were talking about heavy top mc here. racial profiling. >> it's crazy right now. because, you know, everybody is scared right now. and that's not how america is supposed to be. >> how do you make that funny? >> well i mean, you know, it's true. everybody is scared. the police pulled me over about two weeks ago. we were both scared. neither one of us knew what to do. so i mean, that's the situation we in. so we got to work on it, man. like you can't -- you can't operate out of a place of fear. >> that's

i think we everything being so serious we definitely need to laugh that's where you come in. >> that's what we do. >> telling jokes. are you touching on topics like that or do you make it lighter. >> i try to touch on everything. talk a little bit about everything i want people to have a good time making it seem like we're having conversation. i'll say some stuff that, you know, other people might not want to say or be willing to go to. i try to go more than just the surface lot of times people just want to take about their own experiences. i'll give you some of that but also got to address what's going on much what's we see. >> last time you came very successful tour here people saw you. they know you from last comic standing we saw you won that in 2015. >> yeah. >> what are they going to see this time around? >> what are they going to hear this time around. >> they going to hear new stuff probably. because i evolved little bit. i moved. i live in la now. oh. >> what's that like. >> not for me so far isn't rolly. >> i'm from the south. they don't eat the same stuff we eat. i can't find grits. they act le

what grits are. them get mad at you if you use seasoning salt. >> ask for pole len at a. >> what is polenta. >> it's like grits. >> i'm not there yet. out in la they like to eat stuff from story books curds and way. i'm not waking up with porridge. i don't know how to do that. stuff i wanted to make turkey next. down south they didn't have turkey next. >> that was are a. >> it was like turkey next, what is that. >> the neck of a turkey. like i shouldn't have to show was a diagram. i can like i got to show them a picture and point to the turkey neck writ below -- nah. >> struggle is real. >> so you use situational comedy what you're talking about. >> somewhat. somewhat. i mean i try to do everything. it's going to be like just like this. only better. with cuss words probably. >> are we expecting you back on tv? >> yes. >> netflix. >> what's going on? >> that was last time here. that's not here. i had that shirt on last time i was here. that w

okay. on netflix there's a show call love. i'm on season two of love. >> shout out to everybody that works on that. made that happen and i'm also on season three. >> wow. >> yeah. >> acting is something we'll be seeing more of. >> you got you. >> your eyes lit up when you started talking about that. no they just treat you better. >> they do. >> come dee is cool but you get -- trying to get involuntary reaction out of people. they judging you the whole time. you go and you act. they have craft services. you get a dressing room with your name on it. >> yeah. >> and they -- you don't know how good it is until it comes out. that's the only draw back. like i know how good my jokes are right then in the room. when they don't hit. so yeah. >> okay. you started the show last night. how was that for you? >> it was good. thursdays are always good. but fright days and saturdays are better. thursday is my little try to feel you out. >> easing into it. >> right. poke and prod and you know. >> do the big guns come out friday night or saturday night. >> they going to be out -- they always

they always out. but, you know, it's little more tighter because i figure out the city. by friday. >> what do you mean you figure out the city. >> come back to the city and remember, you know,. >> what's our vibe? what's the dc vibe you get. >> ya'll very kind of, um, uptight and wear your suits but ya'll get loose at night. like it's a lot of -- seems like lot of people like politicians and stuff they try to do the political they know but nighttime it's ratchet. it's real rat kell i never seen people in winged tips act like that. >> houdini and the freaks come out at night. >> yeah. >> something like that? you saying the freaks come out at night? >> speaking of that video, he was the freak. he had on short shorts. no shirt. >> he sure did, right. >> what was his name? >> what's his name? >> i don't know the name. >> what is it. >> ecstasy. >> see that. let's put up the slate for the shows this weekend started last night. check him out funny guy clayton english april 20th to the

23rd. tickets still available d.c. improv. >> can i plug one more thing. >> do it. >> i got an album coming all call all the same. may 26th. clayton english get it i tunes everything. >> there you go. funny stuff. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. great city. >> you got a home here. >> always love come hearing. >> see. >> we do it on good day d.c. >> back over to you guys. >> double dose of funny this morning coming up we'll sit down with one of the latin king of comedy stand up comedian and actor and writer paul rodriguez. he joins us live in the lot of next. time right now 10:37. sing it, prince. ♪'s pass.

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>> don't confuse tequila with beer. tequila is the serious drink because you won't remember what you did. [ laughter ] >> that's why your friends take pictures of you. [ laughter ] >> you won't believe bleep allison that was you. that wasn't me. that was you martha out in church flashing the priest. [ laughter ] >> that wasn't me. they show i was picture. that is me because bleep. >> hilarious. our next guest is long-time comedian who's been making audiences laugh all over the world both in english and in spanish for nearly three decades he's one of the original latin kings of comedy and you know him from his works on tv's and movies like ali, along with will smith. our own d.c. cab remember that movie this week paul rodriguez

doing five shows at the arlington draft house before he hits the stage there he joins us here on the couch in the loft. a pleasure to meet you. >> great to be here. nice couch. >> do you like it. >> i like it. [ laughter ] >> i mean, d.c. cab, right. >> mr. t back in the day. what was that like? >> first time i came here was because of that movie. exciting watching mr. t. we were shooting at the florida grill. >> right. >> and it was surprising he had so much security, you know. you figure mr. t. >> he had all those chains on. >> the man who could have died of rust. >> right. [ laughter ] >> right. great guy. i've seen him not too long ago. >> yeah. >> he's still mr. t. but he's not the whole alphabet. >> he's gotten years like we all. >> let's talk about their years in the business. how do you stay relevant and make sure audiences are still holding their bellies laughing when you hit the stage. >> it's a lot harder now. now you perform one night and your act will be on youtube, you know. but there's so much to talk about. i like

that. >> let's get in it. our last guest african-american comic talking about how he prapraised the cops won't stop m on the way home you've got to be talking about immigration topic. >> they stop us, too. they stop us in spanish. >> right. [ laughter ] >> by lingual. >> we're kind of excited. my em whole family was when he got elected he was going to build us a wall. this way we'd have a job. but, you know, so far it hasn't turn out like that. it's just a question of how you handle live, you know, this is why the more difficult times are the more necessary we are, you know. to keep it going and not take everything so serious. >> you did this one man show. you talked about your journey. >> yes. >> child in mexico came over to compton. >> i grew up in compton. >> compton part two. i'm black homo. >> what is the show like and what do you talk about in it? >> well, we basically -- i basically talk about current events i talk about what's happening, upping, and i like, depending on the crowd i like to throw in

of night is different. i got some people working with me it's not only myself but, you know, it's coming -- african-american experience is la teeny experience. i talk about those thing. you know growing up basically having a lot african-americans for their struggle that we kind of pig go backed on that, you know, and it's been relatively good expense for us. >> it's amazing day. we had dj yella in here. >> it's amazing compton a community the latino influence, the pendleton, the low rider latino influence it's a new race of people coming up. black cans. i like that very much. why is it so important for to you make sure that you maintain the roots of your original language talking about your work and spanish peeking mtv. why is that important at this point. >> there's so many of us. there's so many of us that are here. such an influence. we're so close to mexico.

we're americans but the influence of mexican americans has been, well, very vast really because, you know, our food, our culture, our music and here in the east coast, you know, you got the puerto row can and so america has lot of latin saying going on. we bring spice and salsa to this world. it's a good thing. >> it's a good thing. >> yeah. >> what's funny to paul rodriguez these days. >> what's fun 93 to me the price of thing. how everything goes up. but it's all relative. you make more money but you pay for more your rent. so live really doesn't -- it's not altered all that much. i talk about those thing. and basically it's an objection al kind of thing. i talk about, you know, the republicans how a lot of us think we're republicans but we're really not. we think republicans and we act democratic. so there's lot of comedy to become from that. >> i love it. 82 you have got these five shows at the arlington dra

audience give you that you give back as far as -- >> the audience gives me is money. [ laughter ] >> right. >> i pay my bills with it. >> i feel the same way about this job sometimes. exactly. right. >> you know, pebble come out to see you. it's a pat on the back. they're saying we know you're here. we're hip to what you're saying and i try to be grateful for that. it's been 30 years. i feel like i'm evangelist. i go around blessing my aud audiences and being grateful they're there. >> and just keep getting better with age. >> that's it. >> that's what i say saw. paul rodriguez one of the original latin kings of the comedy. at the arlington draft house. tickets 25 bucks you need to charge more thor that ticket my man. >> i would but then i have to pay more taxes. >> okay. >> thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> welcome back to dc. holly over to you. >> happ thank you both. coming next from the funny guys to fun home. the star of the new tony award rue you musical are here with the true story behind the hit play and a special perfo

we'll be right back. ♪

>> we continue to celebrate the life and legacy of prince. little purple -- raspberries ray -- as we are row beret. talking about different shades of color was on my pipe. we're talking about fun home ground breaking tony award winning best musical based on a memoir about growing up and coming out in a dysfunctional family and for the next few weeks fun home will call the national theater home. we'll have more on the true story behind the hit play in just a moment but first though we are getting a sneak peek at what audience which is expect. here to perform the song ring of kings -- keys from fun home, please welcome welcome al leso who plays the small allison. take it away

♪ someone just came in the door like no one i ever saw before. i feel -- i feel, i don't know where you came from. i wish i did, i feel so dumb, i feel your swagger and your just right clothes you're wearing your short hair and your dungarees and your lace up boots and your keys, your ring of keys ♪ >> ♪ i thought it was supposed to be wrong but you seem okay with being strong

i want it's probably conceited to say but i think we're like in a certain way. your swagger and your bearing and the just right clothes you're wearing your short hair and your dungarees and your lace up boots and your keys, your ring of keys ♪ >> ♪ do you feel my heart saying hi? in this whole luncheon net why am the only one who sees your beautiful --

mean handsome, swagger and your bearing and the just right clothes you're wearing, your short hair and your dungarees are your lace up boots and your keys, oh, your ring of keys ♪ >> ♪ i know you. i know you. i know you ♪ [ applause ] and i know that you are pretty mazing. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> watch through the magic of television we'll have allison grow up. come on this is -- you don't have to go anywhere. you stay here too. al less sandro plays small

places allison all grown up. >> thank you so much forge coming in. >> my pleasure. how about this one. >> i know, right. >> good work. >> so much talent. >> thank you. >> such a little tiny package. but it's pretty amazing this is the first national tour for fun home which really took broadway by storm in 2015 and making its premier here in washington. >> how big of a deal is this. >> you know it's huge that this show ever made it to broadway. it's fairly non traditional musical all know it's a great musical just sounds a bit more contemporary than what i think people expect of a big old-fashioned musical come dee. it's a story about a family that looks perfect on the outside but on the inside they're a lot of things they don't talk about, which -- >> which would be every family in america. >> exactly. >> basically right. >> allison is a real person. she has this real story that she turn in a graphic hem noir called fun home, and in that she's talking about dealing with the death of her father who died when she was a freshman in college, then also her own understanding of her sexual orientation and her identity and so it's a real

narrative. but there have been lot of people that have come to the show and is he, i didn't have these same issues but i definitely had elements of that in my family isn't related to it in some way, shape or form. >> exactly. >> it really is ground breaking in the fact it won five tony's. it was tom 98ed for many, many more but it wouldn't best musical and that was the first time ever that an all female writing team won that award. also for best score, right, female -- >> best book, we consider, best mew musical. >> best score was written by two women as well. >> yes. >> lead character is a lesbian. that all of that makes this very important. sometimes i wouldn't though, too, sometimes we want to go to the theater and we do want that traditional musical. >> so do oy. >> we get escape from reality but this is not that. it's the tragic comedy that they call it. why do you think it's so important for people to go and really envelope themselves in this story? >> well first of all, you know, it sounds like a pretty heavy show and at times it is intense but it's also tremendously

i'm biased but i think that theater, n theater also challenges and the shows that it like best entertain me but also make me think, right? at this particular moment in our culture to be touring a show about this story across the country is just a fascinating thing. and the great news is that audiences hear in d.c. have& received it really well so far. >> i'm sure. we've had upright derr rapture russ reception everywhere we've gone it's been a lovely surprise. yeah. >> i have a question as i'm staning here talking to both allisons. >> sure. >> which i think it's inte interesting. you know, even as child, you maintain who you are as you grow up so when two different people play the same person, how do you make that connect? >> do you guys talk about it. >> i follow her around. >> do you talk about your character together? >> i feel like at the beginning we sort of worked out different ways of doing things. so like i know eye

stood this sort of way. >> like i am right now. >> exactly. and so i asked our director sam gold who won the tony award if we can like move around that sort of way some way in the beginning of the show and he said yeah, sure it sounds cool and we did it on broadway too much allisons kind of walk in the same fashion and they stepped on the same -- >> i'm sorry are you 25 really? >> you would think, right? [ laughter ] >> so mature. you guys are amazing. it's a great show. it's at the national theater only for a short time. it runs through -- >> may 13th. may 13th. >> yes. >> may 13th mother's day weekend. >> yes, it is. >> get out your and get your tickets now. thank you for sharing your talents with you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> back over to you all. >> i love your names. >> i'm allison, too. [ laughter ] >> awesome. >> i get the thumbs up. >> beautiful voice. >> all right. unfortunately not beautiful forecast on tap. >> no, not so bad today. watch tout or a couple of thunderstorms later tonight. week send like indoor weekend i'm sorry, showery, cool, rainy both saturday and sunday late next week

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