♪ straight ahead, president trump's foreign policy taking center stage. the commander in chief set to speak with russian president vladimir putin today and it comes one day after he shocked critics saying he would be honored to meet with north korean dictator king eighty one un. >> american university campus rolled once again by racial incidents. i'm melanie alnwick with that story and we'll tell was the university is doing about it this time. >> shooting, scores! >> he just won the game in overtime. >> the cardiac caps. washington taking one back in end knee territory. they didn't make it easy. we'll

game three win. >> they did an echo cardiogram a sonogram of the heart and found that billy was born with, um, a heart disease. >> and later, late night host jim knee kimmel in tears talking about his ten day old son's emergency heart surgery. the condition with which he was born and how a nurse may have helped save his life. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >> i tell you, they are angels on earth the people that perform those kind of things in you've had he ever child you know just how mazing it is to have healthy baby and so that was such a poignant moment we'll talk more about that of course. first we want to say good day d.c. on this tuesday it's may second. i'm holly mores will alongside of maureen, steve and wisdom. >> okay. also ahead this morning, fashion on full display celebrities dressed to the nines or

they hit the red carpet for last night's met gala. coming up later we'll show off the hottest and strangest looks like this one. >> that's one of my favorites right there. >> rihanna nothing wears her. she always wears her outfits. >> some of them were pretty tame. >> too tame. >> something you could see at the white house course continues dinner super tame or like what are you thinking. >> katie perry cry for help. >> right. >> all right. before we talk about any of that any further let's talk about the weather because we could have pretty perfect spring day on the way. details now tucker barnes back with a first check of the forecast. hey, tuck. >> wisdom, yeah, getting rid of that summertime heaviness we had around here the last couple of days. of course parts of the area getting storms last night an lot of humidity. not the case today. in fact lots of sunshine in the forecast and lower humidity, going to be beautiful afternoon upper 70s. sunshine lower humidity. not only today, but as we get into the nighttime hours. it will be very comfortable tomorrow looks good, too and then we'll get some rain towards the end of the week. 70 now in washington. we're looking a

expected to be in the mid to upper 70s. 60s off to the north and west. dew point temperatures have been falling overnight. in the 40s off to the north and we have. what that tells us very dry air working in on these westerly winds which are gusting at times 20 to 25. you can see locally we've got winds in quantico about 25. 33 in hagerstown. breezy day otherwise sunny, bright, beautiful. and get out enjoy a nice afternoon. good day to take the dog for long walk as we're going to be enjoying springtime temperatures around here and springtime conditions. i guess you decided to wrap me up. i was going to show you weren't more map. let me adjust myself. >> there you go. >> back to you. the lean that did it. tuck thank you very much. see in you a few. big story at 9:00 president president trump's foreign policy taking center stage at the white house. right now the commander in chief getting ready for afternoon phone call with russian president vladimir putin. it will be their third time speaking since the president took office but it will be the first time since russia dough nounsed the us military strike last month in syria. russian president vladimir putin calling the air raid a violation of inter

so still waiting to see what the two will talk about in today's call but syria and the fight against isis expected to be the top two items. president trump also taking some heat this morning for saying he would be quote honored to meet with north korean leader kim jong-un under the right conditions n interview with bloomberg news the president said he would absolutely meter with the north korean dictator if it would be quote appropriate. this morning the white house is downplaying any chance of a meeting between the two any time soon. ♪ 9:04. also happening today, airline customer service will be under the microscope up on capitol hill. house transportation committee holding a hearing at 9:30 united airlines ceo oscar monday notice and top heats from other domestic airlines will testify. he's expected to answer questions about last month's passenger dragging incident and the new policies announced recent toll make the passenger experience better. also today, a community meeting is planned at american university to discuss yet another case of racism on

campus. the latest incident allegedly target as predominantly black sore roar the. found hanging around several places on campus. the third reported case of a racist act on the campus this school year. melanie alnwick live in northwest with reaction. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. students here on campus say that they are very frus frustrated ad distressed by this incident. definitely they're trying to study here for final exams today supposed to be a study day. but this definitely a tacony-palmyra pick of discussion. it's weighing heavily on the minds of the student community here. the university president called these latest incidents cowardly, did he say despicable act. we'll show you pictures that were published in the student's newspaper showing bananas hanging on strings tied like nooses. bananas were found at three locations on campus. they had the words harambe and aka written on them. aka referring to

alpha a predominantly black sore roar the. back in september a member of the black student alliance had ba nan nan thrown at her while the group was preparing to demonstrate in support of black lives matter. days later, banana was placed at or near a black female stores door in residence hall that campus shocked now all of this is resurfacing. >> outrageous, horrible. i'm surprised that we had it in similar incident that happened again this that happened in the beginning of year. i'm hoping the university takes some action. >> having this happen in september and happening again in may as our first black woman student president is taking office is deeply frustrating. >> reporter: new sja president taylor dunson a member of the aka sorority. in letter to students she said... last night the black student alliance hell a meeting. it wasn't just for black

tended media was not allowed on campus to tendon but students provided us with photos you can see very well attended meeting there. and some students told us they really felt that more could have been done after the prior racial incidents in september. now, we did try to find out from american university how those prior incidents were handled. we were not able to get anyone to give us information on that. we can tell you that when we reported on these stories in september au said in one of the incidents they did handle it through the student conduct process. sort of tells that you it was handled within the university and au president saying in statement last night that they are bringing in d.c. police to help them investigate this incident. so perhaps they're taking it to that next level that some of these students would like to s see. they also again holding that meeting this afternoon where úthey promised to give more information. that is at noon today. and tonight also there is a

where they can hear from members of the community as well. live on the american university campus, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> all right, mel, thank you for that. wisdom? thank you very much. race, racial equality employment and criminal justice some of the issues that affect minority communities and for the last 40 years local non-profit the national urban league has been documenting and analyzing statistics on the progress proa greg of the issues the issues that directly affect the black commune in each year they release their finds in a semi annual publication call the state of the black community. this year's report is being release dad. later this morning, tv1 and the national urban league will be hosting a sell televised town hall taping that will become a two-hour special that will air on tv1. but before those cameras roll the author and georgetown university professor michael err ick dyson along with mark morrell national urban league president join us live to talk about the event.

that's going on win the black community. good morning to both of you gentlemen. >> good morning. >> let's address melanie's story. what was happening on the campus of american university? we saw with the bananas being placed at the black sorority on campus after they elected the first black student to lead black female student to lead the student government association. your reaction to something like that happening on a campus at this day and time? >> well, i teach at georgetown, and obviously that's a dis disturbing fact. beyond that, you know, people make light of save spaces and micro aggressions and they say what's a micro aggression. can't you deal with it it's like a paper cut. it will cut you very fine. but the bleeding begins and then time after time after time a banana seems innocuous to people but it's an act of racial aggression. the campus president is identifying it as a coward the act and organizing student bodies to respond to it in a timely matter ton address the larger atmoser

atmosphere in which we exist given president we have in the united states of america right now has allowed this kind of aggression to come forward. >> right. >> we've had increase in a spike in hate crimes in the united states since the beginning of the year, and this all sort of fits in the atmosphere enables. it sort of says this is okay it's reprehensible. it should be condemn. it doesn't fit in modern ame america. >> all right. this is just one of the issues that the black community is facing. in the state of the black america that you guys are going to be talking about tonight, economics, jobs, education, all of those things. what have your findings shown so far. >> it's important that, you know, change is incremental so the index just the fact nos fake news stats. >> right. >> show that educational disparities have slightly narrowed, oh so slightly. health disparities have slightly narrowed. economic gaps remain almost the same as they were 40 years ago. so the challenges are very

year's state of black america report a report card on barack obama and we looked at things at the beginning of his term and at the end of his term and really measured whether there had been progress and according to that, when it comes to economics and education and health care, there was progress for the black community. we began in a trough of the great recession. so i report covers 2016. my comments on the current state of affairs are that we must resist any roll back. we must protect our progress. what's happening at the justice department, the roll backs in education, the possibility that in the fall you could have deep budget cuts that really impact people programs. they are causes for concern but they're also causes for us to be printed responsible activist it's and push back. >> professor, how do you become a principal responsible act activist? what can you do from the ground level to push back against some of this that may affect people in the community. >> join the national urban league and

[ laughter ] >> number one. funding, right. >> naacp, national action network, melanie campbell's black woman's round table. there are multitude of groups out there trying to address these issues. but as individuals, look, do what the president does. get on your twitter. get on your social media. now that's one response. some people mistake social media for social active you have fifty seven. it's a means towards an end not an end in itself. so then begin to, you know, think serious and strategically about these issues. write your congress people. talk to your local representative. talk, gosh to your local council meeting when it comes to the distribution of resources, that mr. more ya'll is speaking about, what we've got to think about how people in congress especially our black representatives leverage their authority to be able to make a set of demands as they've done 100 things or very important for the president to address for people to read this report and look at that economic disparity and then talk about the ways in which we can address them both system klee and in terms of the redress in terms of early childhood education

being expelled from school early on. all kinds of activism that can be engaged. >> we've got the main street more shall plan our comprehensive plan to invest 4 trillion into our communities over a ten-year period. >> okay. >> we encourage people to take look at that plan. there's all this conversation about infrastructure. a plan for urban america. the plan has been put out by the national urban league. and then in addition to n we'll be taping today a show which will broadcast on may 31st on tv1 between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. so very exciting. there are opportunities through social media. >> right. >> through if you will viewing the report online and now through our television show for people to be part of this conversation. let's not leave this point behind. people have got to vote. >> right. >> all the social activism, all the social media is important but at the end of the day, it's who sits in the seat that has the power to make the decision

that comes through voting. >> all right. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. mr. dyson, mr. more ya'll appreciate it. we have the information about when that show is going to air. it's going to be taped. it's going to air may 31st 8:00 p.m. on tv1. gentlemen, good to see you. >> thank you for spending time with us this morning. >> thank you. back over to the couch. >> appreciate all three of us. thanks so much. serial killer in custody in michigan. may be linked to a cold case right here in virginia. coming up next our bob barnard will be live in leesburg with all the details. >> also a growing up takes class and we'll show i was new class teaching millennials to add dull. changing tires. remember checks book? even if you do end do electronically it's still a skill that helps. >> maybe we'll all learn how to add dull. it's 9:14. for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked.

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old, married a father, a grandfather, who was established to death inside his leesburg home here eight years ago. turns out a man who was a neihbor of his at the time was later convicted of murder in michigan. that man elias a bull son stabbed five people to death in flint michigan in 2010 much he's serving a life sentence. those murders in michigan were committed the year after mr. lane was killed here in leesburg. investigators in ohio are also looking at the israeli immigrant as a suspect in some stabbing cases there. a bull son was arrested in atlanta trying to flee to his native israel but he's currently in prison in michigan and we expect to hear from the commonwealth's attorney here loudoun county and also the leesburg police chief at 10:00 o'clock. in about 45 minutes here in front of the courthouse. what the status is of the investigation of mr. lane's

suspect all along, again, because he was a neighbor of this murder victim, and we're going to fine out whether they'll prosecute or not. whether they're going to try to extradite him and charge him here or leave him in prison in michigan, and call 8-day. but a lot of family and friends here in the leesburg hear, guys, following this cold case sin it happened march 26, 2009 and they would like a resolution and probably going to get that later on this morning. guys. >> all right. bob barnard, thank you for that. 9:19 is our time. coming up advice forgive had cried in front of his boss. there's no crying in front of your boss. sarah fraser is back with all new edition of love and order. >> let's heck in with allison. what are you working on. >> steve, may day protest take a violent turn in oregon plus while driving could get more expensive during donald trump's time in the white house, and later, move over sport. mcdonald's is out with new utensil perfect

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>> we're sharing breaking news into fox5. we are just learning that the frederick county parents involved in those controversial youtube prank videos that were investigated for child abuse as a result have lot of custody of two of their children. they've lost custody of two of their children. the daily mail reporting mike and heather martin lost custody of their son cody and his sister emma

nine-year-old cody was the subject of the prank video that caug nationwide attention in which mike and heather blame him for leaving a mess that he did not make leaving cody in tears. in youtube video cody and ma'am's biologically rose says she now has emergency custody of both children. it comes aft backlash from the prank videos cody and ma'am's father and stepmother released video apology and the prank videos removed from their youtube channel known as daddy zero five. >> i have lot of questions concerning that. why did that mother not have joint custody in the first place. >> more questions. >> a lot more questions. that's a story still developing. we'll continue to follow it. 9:23 right now. al is back with a check of the other stories making headlines this tuesday. hey,ly. >> hey, holly. dramatic turn for for their story indeed. more than two dozen people arrested in the may day mayhem in oregon. violence broke out yesterday during a march in portland to commemorate international workers

protests are seen fire bombing stores and tossing molotov cocktails at police. they also set track cans on fire and vandalized a police car. swat teams were called in to try to put an end to this violence. to hollywood now. where a writer's strike has been avaverted. ten at a to tiff crack deal has been reached between tv and film writers and producers it came about 90 minutes after negotiation deadline passed overnight. the writers guild of america pushing for better pay and health care it's unclear exactly what the deal contains or when it will be voted on. well, you can soon pay more at the pump. president donald trump announcing that he may support a hike in the gas tax. the president says he sees it as possible way to help fix the nation's highways and bridges. the federal gas tax of 18 cents a gallon hasn't changed since 1993. well now to just a feel good incredible story out of ohio. a set of quadruplets potters making history

brilliant minds. meet aaron, nick, nigel and zachary wade. they've been septembered to harvard and also yale, stanford, cornell and johns hopkins and get this they all applied at the same time listen to this now they submitted individual essays that were to be read as one like pieces of a puzzle. four outstanding young men all decided to go to yale university. and finally, the days of getting your fingers dirty with food and ketchup all of that are over thanks to mcdonald's. what would we do without you. coat has come up with something call the frork a new tool that is essentially a french fry utensil to school up the topping droppings. translation customers can use it to pick up any toppings that fall out of and this is convenient the new peco guacamole and bacon sandwich. yes. limited time only, though. got to get it by may tim which is cinco de mayo. an

>> how do you get the fries in there. >> you have to stick them. >> in you keep on doing it. you know how you like to scoop the fries and your milk shakes. i don't get it that's what my kids do. holly only you do that, too. >> it's a way to scoop up instead of scooping it up with a pork or your fingers. >> the frork. >> why does mcdonald's have a burger with peco did he mayo. stay in your lane. >> deep diving no mcdonald's today. >> lots of investigating much we need further investigation on this story. >> frork. why do we not have frork in the studio. >> that's how i used to pronounce fork when i first came to this country. >> i couldn't say it. >> perfectly made for you. >> exactly. >> especially -- as long as there's fries in the bag. i'm okay with it. >> must win game in pittsburgh last night and the caps won. they today were they did had to do those last

were stopped all across the dmv. why the penguins may have lot of more than just a game. highlights coming up next. >> tucker is back with a look at what to expect if you're heading out to nats park for weather day and the weather for the weekend as well because it would be washout. >> fresh at 10a, no laughing matte here. jimmy kimmel surprising fans with a really emotional story about his new son's near death experience. plus how quick thinking nurse may have saved this gorgeous little guy's life. a lesson for any millennial who needs some help. adulting. that is a thing apparently. the stars leaving little to imagination at the last night months met gala red carpet he will we'll show you some of the hottest looks and then later, wisdom is one-on-one with brooklyn 99 star terry crews. he's opening up about the real live drama that inspired tonight tonight's episode of tonight's fox drama comedy. we'll have more comingp.

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♪ >> hey. ho. >> hey, listen. it was -- who you calling -- >> much needed win for the capitals on the road in pittsburgh last note. this one had fans literally on the edge of their seats all the way until the very end. it was a wild first period just over five minutes into the game sidney crosby leaves the ice, ouch, this is why. fortunately he he doesn't re return. alex ovechkin slapped him across the upper body. he collided with matt who had a

he earned major penalty for cross checking given a game misconduct. let's fast for to the third period, though. capitals take a two-zero lead the penguins you know it they rally. of course, they do. like they always do. scoring two goals in less than a minute. late in the third period. two force overtime. we're so familiar with overtime. caps do end up winning this one. thanks to an ot call guy defensive shaat ten kirk. >> look up the record for overtime games in one stanley cup run. >> right. >> it seems like it's been everyone but one or two so far. >> the loss of crosby for pittsburgh is a game changer. >> we should find out more later this morning. >> he's had eight had he history of concussion. >> 2011 he missed almost the whole season. >> wizards are geek up for game two tonight against the celtics in boston on sunday the wizards stepped out to early first quarter lead. but they lost the game. tip off tonight 8:00 p.m. game three shifts to verizon center on thursday. >> wishing them the best bonus

caps winning last night guaranteed game five that will be saturday at 7:00 their. all right. >> tucker barnes, 9:32. how we looking out side today. >> i just stepped outside. because high to go out see it for myself. absolutely beautiful. >> okay. >> a lot of sunshine. a couple pillowy clouds out there. >> you can lay out the grass this afternoon wisdom. >> picturesque. is it picturesque? >> that's the word i was looking for. >> finish each others sentence. >> i get that. >> we ready? >> bromance. [ laughter ] >> sunshine is back today. beautiful out there as well. here's the best par. the humidity is taking a break after couple of summery afternoons it will feel like spring around here with humidity falling back the dew point temperatures are back in the 40s off to the north and west. much mr. refreshing air. it will be cool around here tomorrow. so today, tonight, tomorrow, feel like spring. tonight will be very comfortable with overnight lows back in the 50's it look like we get wet here late in the week. timing on that looks to be

mostly thursday late, thursday night into cinco de mayo on friday. so we are going to have wet friday. 70 now in washington. winds southwest at 11:00. the heat index is 70 because the dew point temperatures have been falling we don't have that soggy feel we had around here yesterday. satellite/radar quiet. sunshine, yes, it's not picking up all the cloud cover out th there. we kind of see it last couple flames. part to the movely sunny day. it should be dry. dry later today. got plans take the dog for a nice walk or after school sports that kind of thing attending should be beautiful day for it. low pressure off to our north. and a westerly wind and it will be breezy today. do want to mention the breezes out of the west gust ago times 20 to 25 with daytime highs in the mid to upper 70s. so a really really nice afternoon. very pleasant tonight, an good looking day tomorrow although little cooler tomorrow upper 60s tomorrow. thursday we start off with sunshine. we'll end the day with clouds. i don't think the rain will get in here until late. weather day and baseball gam

okay. soggy by friday. rain and thunder temperatures around 70 and the weekend unsettled could be showers during the day on saturday as well. >> let me get out of the way so you can see the weekend. steve, i'll toss it over to you. >> tuck thank you very much. may military appreciation month and our neck guests are focused oh ducing the veteran suicide rate. vet rest helps men and women veterans struggling with homelessness, unemployment, psd. joining us to tell us about the positive impact they're making how you can get as well. ray lynn belford. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, steve. >> let me start with you. why get on board with this organization. who are you trying to help here and how are you trying to do it? >> i'm on board for a number of reasons. 22 suicides a day unacceptable in our country. i served for 34 years. our founder major general dan york is a classmate of mine from west point and one afternoon he received three e-mails of veterans suicides within an hour. so it's unacceptable. we put together a

graduates other veterans and we decided to do what we can to stop it. the government is not helping us as much as we think we should. va is not helping so it cause a that goes far and deep into all the lives. >> what are you doing to help specifically. >> we provide peer to peer counselors. peer to peer coaches. we pay our coaches. so that we have their full attention so they're not volunteers. volunteers are great in our country but i have your full attention if you're on my payroll. with our peer to peer coaches ray lynn who's always chapter director there's nothing we haven't seen or been through. our coaches have been molested, raped, suicide attempts, ptsd, tbi. we walk the walk, we talk the talk and we have an army of folk ready to help any veteran struggling with of the issues you mentioned in the opening. >> ray lynn you're the point person here in the washington, d.c. area. >> yes. >> is that part of what actually helps you reach a lot of other people. they know, look, you've dealt with a loft these things they might be dealing with at the same time gives them a chance to open up feel comfortable coming on board. >> little

i actually am currently retiring through the military on active duty at walter reed in the wounded warrior program i was diagnose with ptsd depression and anxiety back in 2015 and one of things that i came to realize is that there's great and tremendous support while i'm in but once i'm out, some of the programs are limited to what i can access or who i can go to for support a lot of veterans that have gotten out that have had not very good success with some of their traumatic issues or being able to speak to someone they are more likely to talk to individuals that have been exactly where they are. i like to kind of compare it to anyone can walk by and say, hey, you really need to get out of that hole. but only someone that's been in the hole that's willing to climb down in there and say, hey, i'm with you, brother or sister, i know the way out. >> right

unfortunately you know rob you brought up the unfortunate number of suicides which is a number that is way too high. any time you hear about one you just say man i wish they would have reached out or done something. how do you get them to come to you before it gets to that point before they get to that desperation point they start thinking, yeah, maybe i do need to talk to somebody? >> what we try to do, steve, try to encourage our vets not to get to that saturation point. not to get to that crisis point. we'd like to talk to them earlier, and, you know, veterans are having hard time opening up. being a peer to peer or having that relationship helps us break down the barriers, break down the walls. folks like you, the media, social media, we have great consultants on our social media site getting the word out is so important to us. the vets have to trust someone, and oftentimes your family members don't understand you. your spouse. anyone in your circle may not really understand what youe

been through. >> somebody who has been there with you would understand. ray lynn for all the veterans we have here in the dc area which is so many, how would they get a hold of you, the organization, what's the best way for them to contact you if anybody watching right now has any questions. >> they can go on the website if they want. or need assistance or they want to volunteer. it's the vet rest.org website we also have facebook page. vet rest.according on social media and facebook and they can also reach out to me directly. my cell phone (434)566-4789. and we're continuing to build the community of awareness in around this area. we've had lot of support from the vfw, american legions in the area, and we're starting to see a trend where veterans are more likely to come forward as rob said before they come to the point of a critical issue if there's financial issues or homelessness or they're struggling to get no those first and so that they can focus

their behavioral health or potential melt mental health or tbi issues in order to help them recover. >> that's the key reaching out earlier and not waiting until that last possible minute. >> i do want to mention a couple ways they can also help you guys out. one way is to summit simply going to baseball game this summer july 4th at nationals par park. if you go to the organization's website you can buy tickets to that game that will actually help fund some of your programs. rob, ray lynn, thank you very much. keep up the great work. >> thank you. >> finding is key. nothing happens without funding. so your donations are critical for us. the more we raise the more we can higher. the more coaches we can get out there. we're in the a bricks and mortar firm we don't spend money on real estate we go where the veterans needs, we take the fight, boots on the ground where the veteran is. >> the phone number, website and facebook page if you would like help or know somebody that would like help. zen it back over to wisdom. >> thank you very much. 9:39. where in the world is kevin mccarthy? that is the question and where is he heading next? that's another question. all right. he's going around

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oscar winner kenneth brenna will direct and star in it. who's who of a listers in this movie it doesn't hit notes until notify this morning kevin mccarthy is taking his own trip on the legendary rail line where he's going to get chance to sit down witness cast. he joins us live courtesy of skype with all the details. kevin, good morning to you. turn the lights on. >> wisdom, what's up, buddy. >> turn lights on. little dark in here. here's the thing i'm in venice italy. wi-fi here is so bad i'm lit literally leaning over my bed to try and get a wi-fi shot from the show. can you hear and see me okay? >> yeah. >> we hear you. >> yup. yes. >> okay. >> i am in my bedroom. i wanted to go outside to do shot but i couldn't because the wi-fi won't connect out there. good to talk to you guys this morning. >> good to talk to you as well. >> you're trying to get us to feel bad because you have bad wi-fi. you're in venice much it's not going to work. >> i know. i'm excited to be here. so to get away from this auction warness. i have a video

for you guys once i landed and how i was going to the hotel on water taxi. i'll explain why i'm here. something to do with movie i pro promise. here it is. >> hey everybody it's kevin mccarthy i'm here in venice. this is incredible. my buddy pablo is driving us to the hotel. i'm in water taxi. this is absolutely insane. one of the most beautiful cities i've ever seen in my entire life. and here's the reason why i'm here. so tomorrow i am taking the venice orient express. that all right sounds amazing. we're going from here to the swiss alps in austria, through germany parts of it and to paris and then to london for alien could have covenant. fox is remaking murder on the orient express the classic film based on the there is per agatha

tomorrow josh dad one of the stars will be on the train with us and i'll be interviewing him on the train. very very cool. the cast for this film is huge. judy determine, johnny depp, kenneth bran directed the film. right now i have less than day here in venice. i wanted to show you some of this. this is incredible. look at this view. absolutely insane. >> i mean first of all i can't believe i'm here. thank you so much for my bosses for allowing me to do. i'm here for a fox film called murder on the orient express as you just heard there. earl yes today i landed. i was still in my pajamas because i flew here all night. and in the middle of my stand up that i was doing in the middle of the airport, josh gad and al roker just happened to walk by and this is what happens. okay. never mine. i was in the middle of the airport and i was basically just doing this live shot

gad the actor from murder on the orient express walked by. and gave me a fist bump al roker walk by while i was in my pajamas doing a shot for our show at 6am this morning. >> did you wear the jaws t-shirt because you knew you were going to be on the water? >> yes. i did. i like wearing a jaws t-shirt when i'm anywhere near water because people give me the ugliest looks ever. [ laughter ] >> funny. >> i love wearing a jaws shirt people think it's weird i wear it around water. you know what, this movie was filmed with water that's why i wear it. >> did you tell pablo you need add bigger boat? >> no. it's funny. pablo i should have said that. by the way that was probably my tenth time trying to get his attention while he was drying so thank you to pablo for being nice and actually turning around every time and smiling and giving me a thumbs up. i appreciate it. >> before you go we got to let you go i have an assignment for you. go to the hotel chip pre annie harry's where the bull lean knee was created government have

venice. >> okay. i'm going to try. >> harry's bar. >> i'll try. >> take a picture. tweet me. >> send back gelato. thanks, kev. have fun. >> don't wear your p j's. that would be tacky. >> thanks, kev. >> kevin is the only one that would rock his pj's on the orient express. >> pj's and his chucks. >> that's funny. 9:47. that's why we love and adore him. breaking down in front of the boss. now, is it worse if you're actually a guy? and then should you talk about it afterwards? sarah fraser is back with all new love and order. that's coming up next. ♪

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♪ court is in session. sit up straight. >> okay. >> oh, boy. >> listen it is tuesday that means it's time for little love and order. that's when sarah fraser joins us live to share some message she gets from fans and we try our best to offer little advice. so first up this morning. >> fans, co-workers who knows. >> somebody is crying. >> how do you guys feel about this? and by the way i'll

have you work with men who have broken down in the office place. >> i v i think it's fine. >> i don't think that i ever have actually to be honest. >> you never had like overwhelming moment and shed any tears at work. >> really? [ laughter ] >> me? >> he's made other people cry but he's never cried. >> you were crying this morning, maureen. >> was i crying laughing at your bad jokes? [ laughter ] >> i don't cry. no. >> this guy writes to us he says look i'm emotional person i wear my heart and on my sleeve i had a heated debate with my boss and i ended up crying in front of my boss. i feel like my boss is now judging me and looking at me differently should i say something and bring this up to him or let it pass? >> hmm. >> i think it's hard but i think if it's bothering you that much, you're still thinking about it i think you need to address the elephant in the room. >> you got to bring it up. >> you go the to say joking sort of way. i can't believe that happened. like something. but -- >> the guy is looking at you funny it's never going to go away. you've got to address it som somehow. >> he is judging you. >> every second.

too late. >> you might want to start looking for another job. >> that extreme. >> first of all this is a business. you got no business crying at work in the first place. >> you don't think we have lives here. >> there's no reason for you crying at work. they're paying you to do job, to do service. do the service. if you don't like what's going on, either move on or accept your fate but don't come in here crying. >> i actually think that goes for girls and guys. men and women. i would never -- i mean there are times obviously i want to cry and have cried, but i have never allowed my bosses to see me cry. i would go in the bathroom. i would go out to my car. i would do whatever. i would not do it at work. >> i'm not going to go he can treatment as wisdom but i agree with holly. i think this is somebody who just by reaching out it's still in their head. it's that their mind. if they're ever get to the point where i question should i have said something. better do it now while it's just hot. about that crying thing, get it out of the way and move. >> wisdom has point. the guy really have to

because it's never going to -- >> what? >> it's never going to get better. >> if you don't address it. >> but even if you address it this boss is always going to look at you some kind of way as they say. i think how do you function in an environment you know in the back of your mound this boss is always like, oh this is the dude that burst out crying. >> if you address it now and you move forward in a professional manner and you put your focus on your work and not your emotions then the boss will be -- >> there's no crying in the workplace. >> i would say -- >> to para phrase a movie lynn. >> i cry and just be like i'm really sorry. i had a emotional moment. >> but you're girl. unfortunately, girls can get away with it more than guys. >> some girls. >> i actually worked with a man who cried fairly often at work i felt like he was favored. >> look what they did to john boehner. he became a meme. look at michael jordan the crying meme. >> wait a minute. >> was michael jordan crying during a meeting with his boss? >> no. that's a little different. >> i'm saying men crying. >> thas

>> what happened to him? >> i actually think -- i thought the guy i work with that cried at work was favored. i thought -- >> he was faced. >> people would tip toe around him. >> because that was emotional mess. >> including our male bosses to this man who cried. he could could be going through a lot. i thought it was a smart tactic. >> on that episode of survival workplace, he played it very well. >> he learn the psychology. >> i'm not sure what we rule. what's next. >> don't cry at work. > talk to the boss. how do you feel about this. this is co-worker. my co-worker and dean friend of ten years came up with great product idea we pitched to our boss for approval. our boss loved the idea but there's one catch the projec at the green light as long as i get rid of my friend and co-worker of ten years and bring somebody else on to the project. >> hmm. >> they're choosing. >> of their choosing. >> i'm going to go and ahead and defer to wisdom and say off the top i agree with what wisdom is about to say. not knowing what wisdom is about to say. >> y

to say. >> i'll agree with you here. >> what do you do in this case. >> i think i know what you're going to say. >> here's the thing. >> you are working for somebody else. you brought the idea to the table. they said, give it to us but get rid of the other person your op shops are, give it to them and get rid of the other person or move on with your life. >> okay. >> you have to choose. >> you got choose. >> what would you do? would you choose the friendship or choose the career. >> it appears hoolock extra tiff the idea is. >> depends. >> crazy. >> steve -- did you get -- >> i thought you were going more toward -- >> hard core. >> little more hard core. but, again -- >> as in what? >> i thought you were going to lean more -- >> he's all in for himself. going for the job and telling the friend to get over it. >> well yeah. >> work it outwit friend on the sign and keep the business going. >> if it's lucrative snuff. >> i think it will change that relationship. >> that's fine. >> it depend how big of a deal it is. are you going into partnership with the boss that will bring in millions of dollars. >> there you go. >> or just one work project. >>

go with your idea. the boss wants it. don't be -- >> the friend look fine. >> i thought i might talk to the friend and be maybe we shall pitch it somewhere else. >> you guys are like -- i learned so much about this group. >> do not cry and we are not loyal to friends. >> exactly. >> ruling. >> the ruling we are ruthless on good day. >> exactly. >> did you just metages exactly. >> we love you. >> bye. >> okay. i'm getting out of here. much more to come on good day dc. of course you've heard the met gala it happened last night. the fashion was everything. we are disectioning the good, the bad and the ugly. >> talking to derr crews the actor on brooklyn 99 with the big pecks and big muscles. he's tackling very serious subject. we talk a little bit about that. interesting interview. you'll want to hear it. >> in advance of tonight's episode. it's about tonight's episode and something that happened to him as well. >> it's coffee time on good day d.c. if you've been eyeing our cool good day mugs listen

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>> trending at 10a, just in. we have a preview of tomorrow's drama filled empire. plus, jam it, drops -- janet drops bombshell. new warnings for 13 reasons why. >> also at 10a, don't miss wisdom's powerful conversation with popular comedian terry crews as his show brooklyn 99 gets ready to tackle a very serious subject. >> and will this be our reaction to madonna's look at the met gala? the good day fashion police have been activated. we dish the best and worst at 10:30a. >> let's do this. in three, two, one, good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> this conversation could be the whole show right here. >> i know. >> it never stopped during the break. >> nasty girl. >> man. >> if you were to wisdom cut your friends loose, do your own thing. don't look back. >> i know. i don't have a microphone on any more. now i got to talk in to you.

believe it. you're a christian man. >> you know what, welcome to the real world. >> oh, snap. >> see how maureen shared microphone with you. >> he wouldn't do it. >> wisdom would not do it. >> get your own microphone. sarah. >> uh-uh. it's my time. here you go. sarah, look, there you go. >> wisdom said there's the door to the loft. >> look i'm sharing the microphone and showing her the door tame. no, i'm just kidding. >> my gosh. >> he's not kidding. >> many a truth are told in jest. >> um-hmm. >> wisdom would not have gone that far. sarah did go in the opposite direction. >> i'm steve alongside holly, maureen and the ruthless one. good to see you. >> all right b we check and see what's trending allison seymour back with a look at what's making headlines this morning. allison. >> wisdom thank you very much. president donald trump expected to speak with russian president vladimir putin by phone this afternoon. it will be their third phone call since president trump took office but their first since russia denounced us military strike in

putin called a violation of international law. it's unclear what the two will discuss in today's phone call. classes at university of texas resume today. it's one day after student is accused of going on a stabbing spree that left one person dead and three others hurt. police say 21-year-old kendricks white used a hunting 95 to carry out this tack. a motive for this attack unclear right now. meanwhile university police are defending a warning system they used during this rampage after students complained it took 30 minutes for them to be warned about the attack in a text message warning system. let's head to the ice now. the caps and the penguins in pittsburgh for game three of their second round play off series. first period, pittsburgh's sidney crosby, you know, took a shot to the head. from washington matt, d i say it right. crosby left and never came back that's the serious news. the g

with minutes left the caps kevin shatter kirk drills one in. final score three-two. game four tomorrow night in pittsburgh. ups taking things up when it comes to surge pricing the company had reportedly ask retailers to help pay for extra costs when they fail to ship as many packages as planned during the peak periods. the new charge could also apply for retailer misjudges what it's shipping. for example if the size of boxes shipped are signi significantlys matched from what was expected. finally, if you love pickle juice and this girl does, you're in luck. you can now buy it by the bo bottle. it's called pickle juice soda. grandpa jones candy shop located in pennsylvania and ohio selling the pickle juice soda. guess what? we can't get it because it's out of stock. so before you poo-poo this idea, they're sold out. one bottle costs ten bucks online. if you're in the store it's only 2.50 you can order a

for their dollars. which might be too much for even the biggest pickle juice fan. >> why do i have feeling ten dollars bottle ones are still available. >> online. they pay for shipping and taxes and all of that. >> why not just drink the juice out of the pickle jar. >> maybe it's -- is it really soda? that's my figure. i need to do more research. >> little carbonation. >> pickle juice is supposed that be healthy. athletes do that drink pickle juice to get rid of cramp. >> rereally. >> yeah. >> really i never heard that. >> isn't pickle juice delicious. >> with a little whiskey mixed in. >> ah. now you're talking. >> thanks al. >> 10:00 sorry five many time to check and see what's trending. >> if you watched late night funny man jimmy kimmel last night he had a heavy moment in his show. late night tv host told emotional story about his newborn baby born named william john kimmel. err ren joins us with the story. >> maureen kimmel said everything seemed fine

when us son was born until a nurse noticed that his heart had a murmur and his coloring wasn't right. cardiac specialist rushed in and discover that the baby had dangerous heart condition and needed surgery right away. take a listen. >> they did an echo cardiogram which is a sonogram of the heart and found that billy was born with, um, a heart disease so now more doctors and nurses and equipment come in. it's terrifying thing. my wife a back in the recovery room. she has no idea what's going on. and i'm standing in the middle of lot of very worried looking people kind of like right now. [ laughter ] >> are trying to figure out what the problem is. so we put the baby in an ambulance. the children's hospital los angeles and on monday morning dr. stanes opened his chest and fixed one of the two defects of his heart. went in there with a scalpel and did some kind of magic that i couldn't even begin to explain

operation was a success. >> just the raw emotion there really makes you feel for him the situation his family is going that was now. they did bring the baby from cedar sinai to children's hospital in la. as he mentioned sick successfully performed the first of several open her surgeries he'll likely need over the next several years of his life. >> this poor kid this is what he looked like on monday. >> aww. >> but this is what he looked like, um, yesterday. [ applause ] >> when we brought him home. [ applause ] >> poor kid not only did he get a bad heart he got my face. >> there he goes making light of a very serious situation. billy was allowing to home with his family a couple days ago. he will have a second open heart procedure in the next three to six months and after that jimmy says he should be okay. until he's a teenager and then he might need a valve replacement. talk show host he had a

to the president as well. kimmel brought up the need for obama care and health care for every person so they're never faced with, you know the tough decision between the health of a loved one and the cost of a treatment and i really give him credit for being so emotional and sharing with his audience something so personal a lot of families can relate to. >> we were just talking about. i can never share that story. i would be way too emotional. you want to talk about crying. >> i couldn't get through the% three words. >> it let's you you know how fragile life is and how every day should be appreciated you go from being born to just to now. think about all the things you just to get to where we are now. >> just think of all the things can go wrong when baby is born. the miracle of a healthy baby is amazing. >> taken for granted so much in those first few hours and few days that are so important. the emotion of the parents and the joy that you initially feel and then almost instantaneously just overwhelming concern and worry. >> i hadn't seen that full clip before. one the most thing

me when imagining him when he was standing there alone and he's like my wife is recovering and she doesn't snow know. my baby is sick. towed feel very alone in that moment. that's really difficult. >> well we wish him well obviously it will be a journey for them as family. they'll be in our thoughts and prayers. when it comes to growing up, let's switch gears a little bit. you better have some class. i mean there's actually a new class that's teaching basic life lessons to millennials it's called adulting school. and it teaches students things like time management, balancing a checkbook, how to change a tire, how to write a resume. classes are taught in the form of web nars and online lessons. despite it being aimed at millennials there's no age limit as to who can take the class. >> i believe that's called parenting. >> that's what i was like. i was like who are these people's parents. >> give me break. now wee gotten to the point they got to have a class outside of being young person you got to take class. >> to change a tire. >> to learn how to be --

>> learn how to be a human be being. >> there's two sides to other story. if you would have thought boise the fact you could be profiting right now, giving, teaching, school about every day life. >> steve, that's an idea that you and i could share. i would share that idea with y you. >> they said it was great but they don't want steve to be part of it. >> too bad, too he have. >> we have a decision to make. steve i think i've made my decision. >> my decision do i keep you as friend or not? >> he made a decision already, too. >> you know what, but but it is a great idea because you're teaching something that you should already know. >> from a money making standpoint. >> from money making stand appointment. go back to your original thing. this show you how often course we've gotten. >> stupid. that's what it is. >> what are you teaching them? what's taking your time. >> in the age of millennials you could do a web search for how to do everything. >> it's unbelievable how we keep hand holding

we don't want to hurt their feelings. they want to have everything. they don't want to work for anything. and now we're trying to teach, v a class to teach them basic stuff. >> live skills. >> live skills. >> give me break. >> although i wish i thought of it. [ laughter ] >> live steve said oh i can make some money. >> it's always good to take advantage of other people's stupidity. >> let's talk about this fashion on full display during last night's met gala red carpet. coming up later we're showing off the hottest and strangest celebrity looks. > first how about a sneak peek at tonight's all new empire featuring the one and only snoop dog. plus a britney tribute for the singer's sister, and huge news for janet fans her special message on twitter overnight. 10:11 right now. celebrity dish serving it up next.

>> it's time for the good day celebrity dish. >> and there's a reason that we are playing this. because we'll start off the distinguish with a very special message from miss janet jackson to her fans. ♪ >> i'm continuing my tour as i promised. i'm so exc excited, you guys gu, so excited. iodide decided to change the name of

state of the world tour. it's not about politics it's about people, the world, relationships and just love. >> she's got newborn, 50 years old and she is back. janet jackson embarking on 56 city tour beginning sept september 7th in lafayette louisiana. is the state of the world tour coming to our area? the answer is yes. she will live play the verizon center on thursday november 16th take the stage at royal farms arena in baltimore november 18th. tickets to all shows go on sale this friday may fifth. that should be a good show. >> you shall look up to clip because there's a very funny moment where she's like, man i look tired and you may not totally recognize me because i put on some weight you hear someone go you've put on lot of weight and she goes, randy, you stop it. very funny like brother/sister exchange. >> that's funny. >> really cute. they said janet doesn't often do that. or let that be seen. it's really cute

the two of them. >> it changes you. >> good for her. we go from that to talking about empire. tense moments this season on the hit fox show empire. check out this exclusive clip from this week's episode called civil hands unclean featuring appearance with rap icon snoop dog. >> it will change all of that. i've already laid the ground work with nevada gaming commission snoop, we're good. >> look, you know, be 100 with brother. what's up, dope. >> let me keep it real with you. you said inferno was going to be for empire what ronald mcdonald was for death row. >> amen. >> i hear you where is jamal is in this equation? i don't think it makes sense without him. >> you know dre, that was my dog. me and my dog going to stay my dog. the chronic wouldn't be the chronic if i wasn't on it. you put it out. inferno was going to have empire's biggest are a different to me jamal has to be part

it. >> all due respect, baby... wow. >> did you follow that. >> i think i followed that. >> basically, whatever they're talking about, jamal is not a part of and snoop wants him to be part of it. >> he better be a part of it. you got that? >> empire this week. 9:00 p.m. eastern time. wednesday may third only on f fox5. well, guess who sells back. >> who. >> frank underwood is back and more power hungry than ever. he's in five netflix house of cards. finally stream at the end of this month and it seems the underwoods played by kevin spacey and robert write are taking their conniving ways to the next level. pretty intense trailer. you think you can handle it. >> take look. >> 2020, 2024, 2028, 2072, 2076

one nation underwood. >> i like that. >> one nation underwood. >> yeah. so i think basically the premise is that, um, people -- he thinks the american people don't know what's good for them. >> right. >> he's what's good for them. >> source. >> one nation underwood. >> season premieres may 30th. >> let's talk about net flick. netflix pledging to add more warnings before series 13 more reasons why after the controversy all the controversy over the show's depictions of suicide and other tough topics. the show has warnings that are shown before three episodes that depict graphic scenes of sexual assault and suicide. but the streaming site vowed to add another warning before the start of the series which premieres march 31. netflix plans to strengthen the messaging and resource language in the existing cards for episode that is contain graphic subject matter network already developed a website 13 reasons why.info which has resources to help anyone struggling with some of the serious topics presented in

all right. we'll wrap the dish up with a full fledged freak out. >> okay. >> britney spears was being honored at the radio disney music awards with first ever radio disney icon award when she got quite the surprise. watch this. ♪ >> ♪ >> i don't think we actually saw the freak out to be honest with you but this is what happened. that on stage is actually britt britt's baby sister jamie lynn spears. she jumped on stage to perform a snippet of till the world ends and your eyes aren't deceiving you she reals has never looked for like her older sis. >> i was confused

i saw that. i was like what? >> if you saw the moment britt 93 realized it was her sister a surprise cameo a jolt of excitement went through the song stress and she was giddy, tollly freaking out call little sister moment. >> i was excited. i saw her dancing next to britney. >> that's pretty cool. >> thanks your dish today. 10:20. drama departure for fox comedy little later wisdom sitting down with brooklyn 99 star terry crews to talk about the serious issue the series is tackling in tonight's all new episode. >> the may means the start of horse racing season. we're helping you pick the perfect look for your watch party. erin will be back with all those details. still ahead. it's 10:20.

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>> 10:23. back with one of the stories that's developing locally today. remember the frederick county parents involved in those controversial youtube videos. they said they were prank vi videos. well, this is not prank. reportedly the couple has lot of custody of two of their chi children. the daily mail reports mike and heather martin lost custody of their son cody the youngster right there and his sister emma to their biological mother. nine-year-old cody was the subject of the prank video that caught nationwide attention which mike and heather blamed him for leaving a mess he didn't make. leaving him in tears. in a new youtube video cody and emma's biological mother rose seen there alongside of her attorney says she now has emergency custody

children following backlash from the prank videos. cody and emma's father and stepmother released video apology as well. the prank videos were removed ffrom there youtube channel. >> want to take you to leesburg virginia. the stabbing death avenue man that happened back in 2009. in his murder, criminally linked to man already serving a life sentence for stabbing spree that's the question. fox5's bob barnard life in leesburg now with an update. bob. >> reporter: maureen, this is a convicted serial killer serving a live prison sentence in michigan who has apparently in the last two weeks confessed to the murder here in leesburg eight years ago. some of the victims family members his then wife and daughter and grandson are here. jamie lane was stabbed to death inside his leesburg home on march 26th, 2009. the man who is now confessed was a neighbor of his at the time who later went on a killing spree up in michigan also suspected in a stabbing case

ohio again that man is now se serving a life sentence his name is elias abul son. he's an immigrant from israel who for years refused to talk to police, denied any involvement in the case here but we're told has met with leesburg police detectives in the last couple of weeks in his prison in michigan admitted to the murder. no necessary motive to the killing of his neighbor. but what prosecutors here the commonwealth's attorney says with the confession they granted this man immunity so he will not be brought here and prosecuted in virginia for the murder here in leesburg. they'll leave him in prison because he's serving a life sentence and frankly quell's attorney said she didn't want to take the risk of transporting a convicted serial killer here to virginia in the case that somehow something went wrong. he got free or what have you. so they'll stay prison confessed to the murder here in leesburg will not be charged but there's now some resolution

for this family here in leesburg whose loved one a 44-year-old father and grandfather was murdered in his own home stabbed to death eight years ago. >> some closure in this case. thank you, bob, for that. 10:26 is the time. and it's one of fashion events of the year. it railly disappoints coming up next we're taking you to the met gala red carpet for look at the hottest and down right strangest celebrity looks. here to tell us who sleighed hahn didn't very own fashion expert paul wharton much he's coming up and it is again 10:26. we'll be right back. be right ba.

♪ >> it's like fashion oscars a little bit of everything on display at last night's met g gala. we say everything. we mean everything. red carpet event is celebration of fashion and benefits the costume institute at the metropolitan museum of art in ew york city. the event always has a specific theme which celebrities try to stick to with their fashion choices. this year was honoring a japanese fashion designer known for pushing boundaries, gender bender lines. the 74-year-old is the first living designer the institute has honored since eaves saint laurent back in 1993. this morning, we're playing a little sleigh or nay and here to help out of course our fashion guru and expert mr. paul wha wharton. >> sleigh or nay. i leak it. >> good morning. >> applause, applause, applaus

>> yes, yes, yes. hey, ladies. >> how you doing. >> great. >> shall we get right to it. >> let's get down to it. such a great time watching. oh, my goodness. okay. so you know the world was waiting with breath that was baited. for kim kardashian to hit the red carpet. >> of course. >> let's see what she did. now, yes, holly. for someone that's a risk taker, i was really disappointed kim didn't take this opportunity to really show some kind of silhouette that was more than just her rump silhouette. >> can i tell you. >> i think her silhouette this is new angelic plain me. >> no fru-fru. >> not the right place it to. it's all about wearable art taking risks. >> asymmetrical looks. >> the ring at the top -- here's the thing with kim. i was surprised as well. she looked great. can i give an overall sort of thing for this met gala. >> a lot of people looked demure. >> kim is gorgeous her

makeup were perfect. this woman used to walk around in tense of millions of dollars worth of jewelry. but she said to the boogie man you won't get me. >> little studies on me. >> you're not going to get me twice. >> she went to chairs and got studies. >> kendall jenner because kendall put forth a different look than her sister. >> this i can call it a tress. this is la p pearl la. all string and over 85,000 crystals. there is no fabric to this dress. >> right. >> you know what -- >> if you turned around you would see there's no fabric. >> she's a fashion model. she can do it. >> these the number one fashion model. she is the it girl of the fashion scene and she was running the red carpet. >> amazing. >> in terms of the kardashian jenner she one up on kim. >> yeah. >> can i take that -- i don't think here's who i think it is. >> who? >> our girl kylie. i think the baton has firmly been passed to kylie. >> you think so. >> she's the new kim. last night stemmed it for me. >> i agreed with you if

and kylie knock it off. i'm sorry. >> shame. >> why we're not even showing you the picture because twenty two so two years ago. >> exactly. >> let's talk about nicky minaj. >> i don't know if ya'll remember, again in 2015h and m did the dress for sarah jessica parker similar look. nicky minaj collaborated with h and m i thought she look beaut absolutely beautiful. this gala is about costumes. >> i think she look very nicky. >> we've scenic key look more nicky. >> nicky wears costumes and that's what this was. >> we've got a let to get through. bella had a deed. >> you talk about -- >> i loved this. >> this is alexander wang you talk about sister passing the to have been everybody gigi, bella last night,. >> took it. >> the new had a deed queen. let me tell you something. >> if you believe in karma, do you believe in karma? >> of course. >> see lena, i'm so s

gomez. >> she got you last night. >> she did. >> poor little selena gomez. hey weeknd. >> exactly. >> prom picture in coach. she looks like she's riding in coach in this dress. i'm just kidding. >> i'm in the feeling it either. let's talk talk about blake and reynolds. >> they complimented each other well. >> the train was exceptional. gorgeous she had baby not long ago. >> waist down and everything. >> this event is like the white house correspondents dinner. you know how networks have tables here and they invite people. designers have tables at the met gala and they invite people. so you see like donna tell low versachi dressed and they sat together. >> let's race. >> j.lo and a-rod. >> hey you know i was a little disappointed i love j. lo her valentino was amazing however this isn't exactly taking a risk. >> i've seen it before. >> this was her

date with her new man. she didn't -- >> it's not real relationship people. >> j.lo has, you know, something about scaring off men. so she wants to lock this one down. >> get on the girl like yes. >> rihanna. >> la-la anthony. >> this is how do you revenge. >> la-la was sending a message out to all the chick in the world you can never do it as well me and my man will miss me. >> exactly. >> ooh, la-la everyone was saying. >> i thought they was fabulous another play on beyonce''s 2015 to me. >> to you. >> so to me. she did it well. >> let's talk about the elementary art project which was rihanna. [ laughter ] >> the elementary art projec that shut down the red carp. >> yes, right. >> maintenance man at the met came right behind her and rolled it right up. he just role it up. >> i love it. how long did it take her to strap on shoes. >> the shoes took her hasn't hour she said. this might be considered cheating a little bit because this is actually an exhibit that you'll see one of the 140 pieces from the designer inside. >> you're not kidding. >> i'm serious. >> wow. >> that's cool

>> she gets it right every year. she wears those dresses they never wear her. >> she gets the theme and the event she won the night. >> i think maureen said it best when she said this was cry for help. [ laughter ] >> katie perry. >> what is going on. >> did you see her walking up the stairs. >> i did. >> so the devil didn't wear prada the devil wore john galliano last night. >> katie. >> let me tell you something. confess your sins much this really look but she was on theme for that she gets a ten. >> poor girl. >> she needs to be shocking much she's probably got something she's trying to sell. >> what was the thing op her forehead. it was it a third eye. >> it said witness. >> i think that says go ahead and make your appointment with your therapist. >> she needs to talk about something. i'm just saying. >> we got to go. >> madonna and sarah paulson. >> two funny. >> well you know the thing about being a lady of a certain age or any lady i think you need to make sure that you keep the prettys

and i just don't know what the motivation was with the material girl choosing camouflage. >> i would choose not to see her. maybe the camouflage would work in that regard. >> sarah paulson was wearing prada. one image they got of her -- did you see it last night i think that was more of an image of there's madonna. i love her dress. >> so yes. this is the thing about madonna. she looks great for her age. that look and how she was wearing her hair made her look old. that's what i didn't like about it. i refuse to believe madonna is old. >> she's not. she's young at heart. >> she's been the trend setter. i'm not happy about that. >> absolutely. >> all in all i thought a lot f was demure i want add more show. a few girls brought it. >> more architectural styles, more asymmetrical look and risk taking. >> if you can take a risk at the met gala where can you. >> good day dc. >> here at fox5. come on in your girl and twirl. >> paul, thank you. >> love it guys. >> met exhibit title art in between will be open from may

check it out if you're in nyc. erin what you got. >> we'll continue the fashion here and hold on to your fascinator the or your hats kentucky derby season all the horse race season is upon us and we'll help you pick out the perfect outfit to rock it at the party. that's coming up on good day at 10a. ♪ >> you guys look amazing.

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horse race like the kentucky derby many your chance to be for everybody to express their inner surgeon bell for at leave for the ladies it's not about the ladies hats because the men have jumped at the chance to show off their best spring fashion looks as well and fresh off a visit to fox fields in charlottesville erin como here to show off the best looks this -- look at that look right there. this steeple chase season. all right, erin. >> tone it down a little bit for the show. i appreciate that. >> a little fascinator. picking out that outfit was so much fun and joining us this morning with all the details we have rosy faulkner to help the ladies and gentlemen get ready. you're the ceo of style true you have the experience. you know what to do. look how beautiful you look. >> thank you. >> fashion is everything. the preakness, the kentucky derby. we have models to showcase what the fashion trends are. >> looks bring out our first model the men are bringing it this year not just the ladies. not just about the fascinators and the hats. >> no it's not. like you said people are

fascinators doing different things not all about the big hats any more. >> let's bring our first model he's looking dapper. >> first we have trovoy. >> look at you in the pink bow tie. >> he's with classic look. we have the seersucker. you can go wrong with this. the material is light weight. breathable. we paired that with a plaid shirt and also with his detailed bow tie. then he has this classic hat that just does the trick for his overall look. pocket square added to it and finish it off with some brown shoes and brown belt. >> i mean that outfit is rocking and he would compliment any date he has to any kind of kentucky derby party or maybe going to enjoy the gold club. >> he's ready and he can even redo this and be ready for a walk on the beach. seersucker you can do so many things with it. >> multi facetted. >> our neck model. seeing hats out there. thank you. >> need to get them up

>> next we have martha. now with this the hat is the show stopper. >> my goodness. >> absolutely. this asymmetrical hat is ago everything with the flower details you add these players of pearls. >> give the class for the southern bell look. >> yes. this dramatic look. add the salmon color dress with this gold dough tale and everything is just fun. >> she looks like she's ready for the spring. >> absolute. continuing with the men theme you have the minute in her tassel bracelet. >> nice accent. you look beautiful and ready for wonderful afternoon watching horse racing. let's bring our next model in. >> yes. next we have faith. >> faith i'll just going to have to ask you to leave this outfit so i can wear it this saturday. that is everything i want for my nex event. >> isn't it fun? >> yes. >> with this choker inspired top. i mean, it is so on trend. >> the white and tan high waved skirt i mean it's just everything. and then with this whole detail

with this hat, you know, you have to give it some is that so. >> the hat is mazing. >> all of the hats are from andrea's fine hats in silver spring. >> it's close by. >> yes. >> there you go. >> all the attire is from lord and taylor. >> perfect. guck right there after the show. chevy chase. >> absolutely. >> more of a funky look for the party. >> it is. not so classic we wanted to do black and white feel. with these cropped pants. switch it up a little bit. add this nice little bow tie. necklace that's right on trend. >> pants not just the skirt. >> absolutely. switching it up giving her, you know arc black little heel and then this hat. the hat is just -- >> the hat is everything. >> again. this is a convertible so you get a two for one. you can take this off and have a fascinator. >> it's awesome. two different looks if you have two different parties or events to go to. >> there you go. >> let's bring our last model in. >> we got two more. >> with 55 yann we wanted to have fun with color. i love

>> mow too. >> we have this blue dress on. and then this hat with red with pops of pink and white in it. it's just fun. >> you tie the hair up if it's a hot day you don't want to worry about the elements outside if it's a picnic. >> yes. >> one man. >> thank you so much. vivian. >> thank you. last but not least we have uli em. we wanted to go fun with him we kept it business up the top and then little fun fee sporty look with this tennis shoes on to give eight little funkiness. >> oh, you look awesome. >> yes. >> and then you have the haiti which is, you know,. >> look at the pop of color. >> pop of color. then they have that little brim with the plaid detail. >> yeah. >> he's ready to go. >> let's bring all of our models in so we can get a full look of the full ensembles much this weekend we might get a little rain for the gold cub. you can get fun colored rain boots. >> rain boots, you know, h hookg it one with your outfit haven't fun wh

want to bring a tote and it's going to be hot outside. have feminine products in it. keep you fresh and water. you'll be fine. >> those are good tips. where can everyone get in contact with you. >> style true or style access show on epp is it a gram and youtube. i also did a show for kentucky derby. so if you follow me on style access show you can see other looks as well. >> we'll check you out. >> all right. >> even if you can make it to the derby or not going to the gold cup and you're just having a party these are great style inspirations for you. >> my tip to the gold club don't wear heels, wedges. it's grass. >> i wore wedges in charlottesville. i almost took a spill. it can be bumpy out there. >> that might have been the minn july lips. >> i don't know any anything about that. >> fox comedy taking on serious subject. to night's episode of brooklyn nine-nine all about the real live problem of racial profiling by police i got a chance to sit down

terry crews to talk about the traumatic departure. my one-on-one with him is coming up next. ♪

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♪ >> i'm really glad you set this up. so sorry for what happened. >> oh, wow, i am really happy to hear that. i was thinking this conversation was going to lot differently. >> no, no, it's it was an honest mistake. if i had known you were a cop i never would have treated you this way. >> you're sorry for not knowing i was cop sooner. >> yeah. >> and that's it. >> yeah. >> but you shouldn't have treated me that way whether he was a cop or not. >> what do you mean? >> i just walking down the street. there's nothing suspicious or illegal about that. >> okay. but you and i both know, you don't exact exactly look like you belong in that neighborhood. >> i live there. >> all right. that's clip from tonight's all new episode of brooklyn nine-nine. it's called moo moo and it's a little different than most other episodes of the fox comedy because tonight the show takes on the issue of police officers and racial profiling after terry

by while off duty in his very own neighborhood. now yesterday i got a chance to sit down and talk with the star and former washington redskins football player to talk bout special episode and the dramatic departure. >> terry, good morning to you. you there? >> good morning. good morning. >> good morning. always good to talk to you. you're very funny guy but you already know that's how you make your living. [ laughter ] >> that's right. you know that. >> right, right. let's talk about brooklyn nine-nine. the episode that's about to air. we know this is a comedy. you're a funny guy but you're dealing with pretty serious matter we're talking about racial profiling because your character in this next episode was racially profile. >> yes. look i got to say i feel like the best comedy has always dealt with very very serious subjects. you talking about dave chap chappelle, george carlin, chris rock they've always dealt with this kind of stuff with comedy and the same thing happens with, you know, comedic episodes

i think it's no different with television that, you know, when we deal with a subject like this, actually based on things that have actually happened to me in my life. i've been racially profiled many, many times. and it's kind of deals with some things that i've told to the writers of the show and the whole thing, and it's kind of opens up a whole new argument and a whole new way of looking at the police because we play cops on the show. >> right. >> what if we get profiled? so it deals with the question as african-american am i blew? or am i black? >> right. >> this is kind of a wild wonderful subject to deal with it is a really fun episode. >> i want to get back to the show in just a second you just mentioned the fact that you have been racially profiled before and my understanding is that one of the times this happened to you you were at the airport and one of the reasons that they profiled you is because you were a big guy they thought you were a drug dealer because you paid for your tick in cash? >> that's exactly

i wasn't just at the airport. i was on the plane, in front of everybody. the cops came on the plane, pulled me off in front of everyone, and questioned me in the jet way about what was the nature of my business. they found out i was a football player. then they wanted my autograph. that blew me away. now, again, i was realized they let me go, even took the flight. but then i had to question like if i was that a football player, would i have been arrested? what would i have had to go through because i wasn't so hiv called famous or rich or athlete that kind of thing, and this is the kind of stuff that people go through every day and they're not famous. it makes you think and wonder, you know, what's going on? >> i -- it's happened to me, and i'm sure it's happening all over the place. you just have to always question these things and bring these things up so we can talk about it. >> right. back to the show. what is it that you hope people

do see this particular episode because it is, again, it's a funny show, but it's a serious matter? what do you hope people take away from this? >> you know what, one thing -- you know i hope that everyone gets from this is empathy. empathy on both sides. what's so crazy is that we tend to be empathetic to a lot of the community but we're not empathetic to what the police officers have to do and you're talking about african-americans that are also police officers. how they have to deal within their own structure. this is why. this is a great argument that andre brower and i have in this episode about whether i should file complaint or whether i shouldn't. or whether they'll it had hurt my career. i think this is a whole new drama and a whole new take on a subject that everybody has been dealing with over the last few years. >> right. was it hard to get this particular concept and this idea even on the screen like with the writers and

network and everybody? everybody was on board with it? >> no. everybody was great with it. >> okay. >> in fact our creator dan gore is one of the most progressive amazing people and he -- it was his idea actually, and he wanted to handle it with all the gusto without making it light or ma making it trite but dealing with comedy but also, upping, dealing with it in a very realistic way, and not in cartoon knee way. >> right. >> and let me tell you the whole cast was on board. it was very very special. we were -- it was -- i mean i have to say it was very very emotional but it wasn't uncomfortable for anybody. >> gotcha. okay. terry, what else are you working on? >> other than the pecks and the muscles and all that other kind of stuff? >> more old spice coming. >> oh really. >> more old spice? >> it's coming. it's coming. i smell good right now. [ laughter ] >> okay. gotcha. all right. terry crews, it is always a pleasure to talk to you

bad day. every time we talk to you always smiling and in good mood. it's a decision. it's a decision. i decide to have great day and i just decided today is going to be great. >> that is i was m awesome way to live your life. terry crews continued success with brooklyn nine-nine everything that you do. and old spice. continued success. [ laughter ] >> thank you. thank you. >> all right. >> he has such a great laugh. >> he has great personality. just reminder brooklyn nine-nine airs tonight at 8:00 right here on fox5. great personality. great outlook and life. you heard him say he decided to have great day. >> i enjoy him. it's a mazing that episode also interesting because it touches on lot of different aspects of racial profiling how he respond to do terry because he was a big black man in his own neighborhood and how he responded to another guy andy sandberg how he responded to him with a ski mask on climbing through a window and it was like okay, go right ahead. you got to see it. the way they did it, it's funny and at the same time they touc

so, yeah. it's an interesting show. >> i like it. >> okay. >> tucker you sliding up in here giving us our last weather word? >> i thought you'd never ask. [ laughter ] >> i don't think i wanted to. i was kind of told to. >> hey sunny and beautiful this afternoon. in fact, it's going to feel like spring around here after days of feeling like -- >> after summer. >> summer visiting. we're looking at temp right now 74 degrees. you can see that we've got -- role up my sleeves i'm cool like that. >> it works. >> 60s off to the north and west. my mike is on. >> it is on. >> right? >> want to talk into my chest. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. >> uh-huh i like this good day show. >> steve -- >> mid up to per 70s later to today. >> hey, boo. how you doing, boo? >> awkward. >> yeah. >> it is not. >> we don't see anything. >> yeah. we better just look straight ahead. >> cleveland, don't hate. >> thanks for joining us. >> don't hate. >> i'm scared.

>> we have an awkward note every now and again. >> why do mikes always go out when tucker is around. >> erin's went out. tucker leans over. >> bye-bye.

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