♪ straight ahead, another twist white house russia probe. the department of justice naming a special prosecutor to look into the trump cal pain's possible ties to the kremlin. >> no politician in history and i saithes with great surety has been treated worse or more unfairly. >> we'll have more on the white house response and what could come next, plus, how all this drama is affecting the dow and your wallet. dc pamly is mourning the loss of their six-year-old son after a hit-and-run and dc police tell us this morning they do have a suspect in custody. i'm annie yu and i'll have all the details come

♪ >> a sneaker subsidy. there's a new proposal to get cash to computers willing to take walk rather than drive to work. bob barnard is hitting the streets. he'll join us live with all the details. ♪ and later, saying goodbye to sound garden's chris cornell. how the music world reactioned to the news of the singer's shocking and sudden death overnight. good day at 9a starts right now. ♪ >> 9:01 in the time. the thursday may 18th, wisdom martin, holly morris, steve chenevey, maureen umeh getting ready to bring us important news. >> tough start to the day. two shocking deaths overnight. first singer chris cornell we've been talking about throughout the morning

sound garden we just learned about minutes ago roger ailes former chairman and coe of fox news. >> maureen has more on his life and legacy now. >> good morning. difficult morning here for fox news. fox news sharing the news our former colleague their former colleague the head of fox has died. he built fox news channel into media powerhouse for two decades recently forced out over a sexual harassment scandal. this morning on fox and friends they made the announcement of his death to viewers in a very emotional announcement. >> this is fox news alert. roger ailes one of the founders of fox news channel has died. >> wow. > they have published drudge has statement from his wife elizabeth. >> she says i am profoundly sad and heart broken to report to my husband roger ailes pass add way this morning. roger was a loving husband to me tox his son zachary and to a loyal friend to many. >> halls patriot, profoundly grateful to live in country that

work hard, to rise and to give back. during a career that stretched over more than five decades his work in enter taken many, in politics, in news affected lives of many millions and so even as we mourn his death, we celebrate his life. >> our thoughts and prayers so zachary. they're beautiful son. >> roger -- >> more on the life of roger ailes a media consultant for presidents 96 couldn't, reagan and george hw bush. back in october of 1996 he was the founding ceo of fox news. roger ailes was 77-year-old although his ladder live eclipsed by the allegations of sexual misconduct at fox news lot mourning the loss of a true pioneer in the media industry. difficult morning. >> it is a difficult morning. it's difficult morning. he clearly has a legacy. he did a lot. he'll be remembered for how it ended and so -- >> at love people really crediting him with

conservative voice to cable television which had not been there in years and shaping the dialogue in a lot of ways of the way we talk about candidates and politics in general. so he left a big imprint and like him or loathe him, you can't deny that he certainly had an impact and i think for everyone you hope to have an impact in life. >> and bringing media and politics together starting out in media and working in politics at the white house and going back to mode ya and take wagon he learned to, you know, to give a voice that was needed out there. >> bring more to you as we learn it. i was check nothing word from the white house on a response to this. as you know they're handling a lot of issues he work closely with presidents including president trump we'll see if the white house has statement on his passing. >> it's tough for his family. >> indeed. let's get over to tucker barnes and talk weather. tuck, good morning. >> wisdom, yeah, we got some hot temperatures to look forward again today. yesterday we made it to 91. right there again this afternoon with some humidity building as well. it will feel like july around here for a couple

heat wave. temperatures right now jumped big time in the past hour. now 77 in washington. that's winning number up in gaithersburg, quantico 77 degrees. look at annapolis. 79 already this morning. and i do want to mention the dew points that's measuring our humidity have been climbing the past 24 hours and i think you'll notice that humidity as well as the hee this afternoon little bit cloudiness out there early. could we see a storm later today? it's possible we can pop a storm or two but nothing widespread most should be pretty ice layed. there could be isolated storm later this afternoon into your daytime high. plenty of water. working outdoors, working out outdoors. pets are out make sure everybody has got plenty of water. it will be a hot one this afternoon. seven day has cooler temps on it when do they arrive. i'll give a minute by minute analysis. >> big story at 9:00 this morning, investigation into the possible ties between russia and the trump campaign takes another abrupt turn. >> what some people call a major

department of justice named special counsel to take over the probe and president trump is sounding off on twitter this morning. melanie alnwick live on capitol hill with the detail. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. so first, last night president trump was rather cal in many his response and then this morning he lash out saying on twitter "this is the single greatest witch hunt in american history" here at the justice department, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein surprised in many appointing that special counsel saying that there were unique circumstances and the public interest required that he bring in someone independent of normal chain of commands. >> for president trump the stakes may now be higher. former fbi director robert mueller hasn'ted the reigns of the likely expanding probe into& any possible connections between the trump campaign and the kremlin. almost exactly what democrats hae been demanding. the decision quickly wouldn't bipartisan praise. >> i think this

decision and i think the right candidate for that job. >> he has great reputation. i think it's a good move. >> reporter: from president trump a statement quote a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know that there was no collusion between my campaign and any foreign entity ". but earlier in the day he struck define note speaking at the coast guard academy commencement. >> no politician in history, and i say this with great sure the, has been treated worse or more unfairly. you can't let them get you down. >> reporter: mueller meantime brings a wealth of experience, having served as fbi director for some 12 years. appointed by president j. george w. bush his term extent beside president barack obama. his can of mandate from thes? at this time department is broad and will likely extent to the president's firing of fbi director james comey. >> almost unlimited budge he has as many resources as he

he has control of the white house and justice department itself. and later today, deputy attorney general rosenstein will be appearing before the full senate on capitol hill, rather unusual appearance. they did ask had that he can come in and answer questions about the firing of fbi director james comey you may recall that it was a memo, a brief, that rosenstein wrote that president trump or the white house that once suggest may have been the impetus for the firing of comey. he'll probably also talk about appointing fbi, former fbi director robert mueller for special counsel as well. live outside the justice depth, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thanks mel. appreciate it. let's check the morning briefing first up president trump hosting another world leader before he begins his first overseas trip tomorrow. today roll columbian president manuel santos. they are expected to discuss a number of issues facing both nations including the

venezuela. >> in the meantime the drama in dc becoming a real drag on wall street. at left yesterday the dow tumbled 372 points. that's biggest drop in eight months other markets well as fell. experts say investors are worried about the chaos in the white house and on capitol hill and potential the chaos to delay health care and tax reform. ♪ >> developing overnight a jury acquitted a white oklahoma police officer who fired out of fear last year when she killed an unarmed black man. protests erupting outside the courthouse where the trial was held. protest even block add main street. earlier inside jurors spent more than eight hours deliberating. shelby testified saying terrence krutscher did not obey her hands commands before before she shot him. she thought he was under pcp. an autopsy showed pcp was in his system and police found vile of it in his suv. once the verdict was nouned shelby look stone faced krutscher

quickly usher out of the courtroom in tears. here at home, 2dc police officers are administrative leave following this shooting that was caught on camera. the officers responded to reports of a car crash and a woman with a gun. the officers shot isabel duvall tuesday night outside of a rec center on july lee yet street in southwest. when she refused to drop her gun. she later died to the hospital and some witnesses are telling fox5 that the woman raised the weapon toward police. this is the city's second deadly police involved shoot shooting this year alone. the officers were wearing body cameras and they were activated at the time of the shooting. also in the district police investigate a deadly hit-a hit-and-run. just six years old. police have a suspect in custody this morning. annie yu live in southeast with all the details fours this morning. annie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve and to all of you. just got word from d.c. police that the young victim the six-year-old boy is xavier lucky of southeast d.c., and police tell us that around 7:30 last night xavier was in the street here

livingston road this is a residential road. you can see. when he was hit by a car. now, this section of the road is a two-way street. it's got to crosswalk. and just like most reasonable areas, 25 miles an hour zone. the child was taken to hospital once he was hit. where sadly did he not make it. if you look on the other side you can see that there are picnic tables, a playground, there's a rec area where kids can play. so it's unclear right now what the circumstances were. why the boy was in the street perhaps he was crossing the street. but employees just aren't sure right now that's still under investigation. now, this video is from last night. dc police chief peter newsham was out here he toll us that this was initially hit-and-run but again still investigating the circumstances because they say the driver of the striking vehicle he did leave the scene but not long after the accident last night police say the driver actually contacted police himself. he is being questioned. no word on any charges at the moment. we know that the

police as well, of course, they are grieving the loss we also talked to lot of neighbors and they were devastated over the news. this is just heartbreaking guys. just six years old. but again identified as xavier lucky. circumstances unknown at the moment but we can tell you that police have identified a suspect. the driver of that car. they are questioning him. and charges if any we just don't know about that right now. we're awaiting for word on that. that's the very latest here from southeast. on livingston road back to you in the studio. >> we don't know if he was out that by himself or with other kids, sibling, his parents? >> reporter: well, you know, police chief newsham told us that there were lot of people out here. again this happening at 7:30, and with the playground here, the rec center it was lovely evening. so there were a lot of witnesses to is a what happened, but as far as the little boy goes, we're not sure what he was doing, who he was with. we know his parents were talking to police but we just don't know if he was under supervision or not at the time.

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>> 9:16. every morning erin reminds us how terrible traffic is in d.c. would you support a plan to paid to work?itch your car and walk- >> cash. >> that was one d.c. council members thought. that's what he wants to do. fox5's bob barnard is live in northwest with more on what's being called the sneaker sub subsidy. okay. i'm all ears on this one, bob. >> reporter: yeah. i'll tell was, i've got my walking shoes. martin dicaro cr wmau traffic traffic reporter and fox5 contributor has his sneakers as well. this is charles a

council member who got an idea and it involves your bosses, paying you cash and getting out of your cars. tell me about it. >> first i got to say it's really comfortable walking in these shoes. i might do it every day. >> out of your heels, martin. >> that's right. >> so, yeah. any employee who currently gets a parking subsidy right now we know that monthly parking cost is pretty high in downtown d.c. so some businesses pay their employees for that parking spot. taxable compensation. >> encouraging to you drive to work in a sense. >> that's right. incentive to drive alone which causes traffic congestion. >> under this proposal you would be able to cash out that same value to walk tox bike, to pay for buses tox pay for trains. you might ask, what do you need, you know, non walk to work for? you can simply pock the cash or buy a nice pair of sneakers like i'm wearing right now maybe you buy a pedometer, bike repairs et pay for metro rail or bus fares. >> it's not just walking to work. they're -- he's trying to

take bus, ride metro. just get out of your car? >> yes. sustainable transportation at a time when the district of columbia is trying to reduce downtown gridlock, and at a time when already 6% of dc residents bike to work. 12% walk. that's almost one out of every five commuters is not in a car. they're biking or walking. >> it's interesting. so employees will pay people to drive but all these people walking say they got off metro. they don't get a subsidy necessarily to take metro ton walk to their office. >> that's right. >> but drive and you have expensive parking for your car, they'll pay that? >> yeah. if this proposal passes and it remains to be seen if it will some businesses may not want another delay of regulation f i'm paid thee hundred dollars a month for parking space i'm not using it because i live close to the office i'll be able to cash that out. really a parking cash out. and in california, there was a successful 1992 law parking cash out i've spoken to experts on sustainable transportation who say it produced benefits. it got peopl

got people to walk. it got people to live closer to the office and they used that cash out as a rent subsidy to bring down their cost of the living. >> are you telling me there are some people who are paid for this. >> yes. >> and don't ever park their car like the employee will pay them 300 bucks a month knowing they don't live close by and don't drive but they pocket that money or supposed to be tied to the fact that you do drive and this plan would be to get you out of your car? >> that's right. right now, if you don't take the parking space you don't get anything. >> gotcha. so this proposal would allow to you cash that out. and you might say who would be against something like this? well, some business owners i've spoken to have raised the issue of, whether it's a wise policy or not there mike some push back on this community because it's another layer of regulation. it's the government once again inserting itself into the interaction between employee and employer. this proposal getting a hearing in june at the earliest. >> all right. there you have it. we're going to go -- >> let's walk. >> walk around

correctly, guys, with the walk signal as you see people out and about driving to work still and some getting row warred for it. maybe that will change, guys. we'll see how this goes. charles allen dc council member with his proposal. >> interesting proposal. >> it is inter interesting conc. let's take a poll amongst ourselves. not talking about where we are now. if you're downtown and they had the parking space for you, would you give it up for the money and find another way? >> which is basically you're getting paid to not use it. >> to me it depends on the sam amount of time it takes me. >> how it is that day. >> convenience. >> the ability to escape when i want to. you know what i mean? i like to be able to have my car and because you just don't know what will happen that day. >> we just shot that proposal down. four-zero right here f i can walk to work it would be -- it would be very enjoyable to be able to walk to work. in the wintertime, a day like today you want to come to work all sweaty. >> no. how hard is it to get a parring spot. if you had a spot

had. >> i know. >> that's us. we want to know what you think. do you think this is a good idea? something you would do. just tweet us using the #gooddaydc. we'll check in little later and see what everybody else thinks about the sneaker subsidy. >> try not to blaze us too much. we're just, you know -- >> you can blaze me. i don't care. [ laughter ] >> we're used to it. >> i'm not giving up my spot. >> depends how much you're paying to us leave the car. >> that's true. >> there is a price. >> there is a price to give up the spot. >> all right. 921st time. coming up, the origin of terror. kevin sitting down with the cast of the new alien prequel. he'll join us live with details a little later. >> first though erin what are you working op. >> fists fly at a high school graduation. it's not the students brawling. we'll show you the shocking video. plus new proof might be just a myth. >> hoagie fans living in the nation's capitol. we've got a check op what else is making headlines next. we'll be right back. ♪

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>> 9:24. allison seymour is back with some of the other stories making headlines. >> erin. >> erin, i'm sorry. it's the medication, sorry, e erin. i just introduced a few minutes ago and now i'm stumbling all over. i'm sorry. >> all good wisdom. 9:24. severe storms on the move again this morning and they could hit the same areas out west. still cleaning up from tuesday's tornado outbreak. wis wes governor tour add mobile home pk

man was killed in oklahoma one family used a mattress to save their seven month old baby and 13-year-old brother by covering them with it and holding to it with everything they had. meanwhile he can treatment weather out west. heavy snow blanketing parts of colorado. wyoming and montana, idaho and utah. hard to believe witness temps around here. graduation caps weren't the only things flying at one high school commencement in tennessee. after some adults in the already yens started flowing punches these women got into a fight over req requests to seats. authorities he is cored two women off the premises one of them was wearing handcuffs. >> fit but fat may be a myth. people who are obese still have higher risk of heart disease than normal weight people. people dubbed healthy obese may not have problems associated with obesity such as high cholesterol, diabetes or high blood pressure, but it's been unclear if they are at increased risk for problems such as heart failure or stroke. and final

from my peeps out and new jersey peeps. wawa that little piece of hoagie heaven on earth is officially coming to the nation's capital. round of applause. store officials will hold a special next month. we don't where exactly it will be. wawa does current vol stores in maryland van have a. i'm so excited. i hope it's an area close to where we are here in friendship heights and my order is a turkey and cheese sort tee. pickles and hot peppers on the side. salt and vinegar, pete's hot sauce, mayonnaise, vinegar. >> good they know you didn't put any thought in that. >> i have my order memorized, wis. >> oman, thanks erin. >> make mowing hungry. >> it's 9:26. he was a grunge legend the front man of the super guard audio slave and sound garden. this morning rock and roll mourning the loss of chris corn neal. coming and we'll take look back at his music legacy

the artists who knew him best. >> a real housewife live in the loft. kenya moore joins us live to talk about her special hair event bringing her here to d.c. >> tuck will be back with a check on the seven day that features a return to normal spring like temperatures believe it or not. so we're on our way to 90 today. maybe even higher. we'll be back right after this.

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♪ >> that is the band audio slave fronted by chris cornell. music world mourning the loss of cornell this morning one of the most influential members of the '90's grunge movement died last night at the age of 52. allison is back with details what we know so far about what happened last night but more importantly look back at his stelle larry career. >> the voice of a generation, right? >> our generation i suppose. chris cornell passed away in detroit overnight. official cause of death has hasn't been reveal but there are reports that he may have committed suicide. our

says cornell was found dead inside his hotel room around midnight. he had just finished a performance with his band sound garden. he even tweet add photo from the venue the fox theater there very famous in detroit hours just before his death. the venue where he performed tweeted out a photo of cornell on stage. cornell rose to fame as the lead singer of sound garden. sound garden one of the biggest bands out seattle's emerging music scene joining the likes of nirvana, pearl jam and allison chains. sound garden broke through on main stream radio with the album super unknown when debut number one on the billboard 200 and was nominated for grammy for best rock record in 1995. sound garden disbanned in 1997 due to tensions in the band and that's when cornell pursued a career solo career and then in 2001 he joined audio slave. after that band broke up, cornell reunited with members of sound garden back in 2012 and released a sixth album together. reaction to

pouring in as you might imagine this morning. rocker dave if nare varo tweeted out such a terrible and sad l loss. and jimmy page had this to say. rip chris cornell. incredibly tal lenderred and incredibly young, incredibly missed. again, chris cornell was just 52 years old leaves behind a wife. spokesperson calls his death sudden and unexpected. back to you. >> it's sad. >> it's a sad chapter when you talk about that generation, the grunge scene, let '80s early '89 when you look at those bands the seattle sound that came out of it and, now with cornell moving on, you've lost the singer stone temple pilot of nirvana. lost of the single of allison chains and this just unfortunately the latest sad note to the chapter. >> seems like a lot of, um, pain a lot of heaviness in some of the grunge music. >> it came out of the darkness to begin with. >> you said they're thinking it might have been suicide.

reference to that. we haven't gotten clarification yet. >> oh dear. >> detroit media is reporting that. >> that i didn't see. >> that's the first i heard of it. >> steve you were saying he did struggle with depression for most of his life? >> very on earl until his life. he wrote songs about it but again that whole era was based on lot of that darkness. >> giving voice what people feeling. chris cornell dead at 52. >> let's take look ought wall street. yesterday down thee hundred points. figures are off earlier this morning. rebound little bit. opening down 20 points. little bit of relaxing tone based on what a lot of people were thinking might happen after yesterday's big drop on wall street. so right now -- >> this time yesterday it looked good, too. >> well, i mean we all know how quick until can change, right. >> right. >> at least it's not off 150 like it was overnight. what we were expecting. >> exactly. >> all right. in the meantime let's see what we're expecting weather wise with tucker barnes and another hot day on tap'm

not assuming. i know you already told us, right. >> real quick tribute to chris cornell. i think of us i'm generation x. they were sort of that group out of seattle sort of our first time we felt like we had voice a lot of frustrations for a hot of us when we're teenagers in our 20s. it's sad. sad. i don't think there's too many of them left. code orange here air quality, as we'll be sensitive or at least sensitive groups are going to be looking at air quality which is moderate today. again, elderly, um, probably limit your time outdoors not going to be a particularly pleasant afternoon as far as temperatures. um per 8 80s and low 90s. 77 in washington. 79 in annapolis. 75 in leonardtown. manassas, fred burg all 77 degrees. so we're warming the temperatures very quickly out there. you can see a mix of clouds and even some sunshine early this morning. generally dry today. you know what yesterday we popped a storm or two in the mountains can rule out the possibility that with some instability we'll have instability with this air

driven storm this afternoon. any storms we get should be widely scattered later today. little better chance of storms tomorrow with that cold front. that will slide in tomorrow afternoon into a warm and humid air mass. and we'll likely see some scattered storms tomorrow as well. cooler temperatures fort weekend that front will get south of us by saturday and give us cooler temperatures. until then the bermuda high this august, and sometimes this will go on for weeks much this time around just we're in the miffled our little mini heat wave day number two with daytime highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. tomorrow we'll do it again before we get that cool down for the weekend but it will be uncomfortable plenty water, please, if you're working outdoors, don't forget about your pets, they get plenty of water to em into this afternoon. none tomorrow. saturday and sunday temps in the 70s. all right. that's weather guys. back to you. >> all right. >> thanks, tuck. appreciate it. the origin of terror. director ridley scott returns to the

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where is it? >> whoa! >> that's one of the tv spots for the new movie alien cov covenant. eighths prequel to the 1979 original and it features the return of director ridley scott. kevin got a chance to see it and sit down with the cast and he joins us now live. >> intense clip. >> that is intense. >> yeah. >> so obviously you saw catherine waters in there she's the lead star of the film. danny mcbride and billy in the movie we'll -- i sat down with all of them in london recently. timing wise, this interesting. pro me nias came out in 2012 that took place ten years prior to this movie this movie called alien covenant. this is leading into the

film we saw in 1979. what i mean by that, the years of them. prequel to alien 1979. does that make sense. >> but a sequel to the other one. >> correct. >> will i get this if i watch it alone. >> yes. 100%. >> the thing is, yeah. my confusing? >> you're not confusing but when they make prequels and sequels. if i haven't seen the rest will i still be equally enter taped. >> you will be. yeah. it's called alien covenant prequel to the first alien but sequel to pro me nias. >> catherine water son you noticed her haircut almost like a bowl cut. i want to show a photo here. she released a story recently where she said that she based her hair around raise miller's haircut from fantastic beasts and where to find them. so the gentleman on top is andrew miller. the person on the bottom is catherine water stop with her heart they were in fantastic beasts together. she saw his hair and said, you know what i kind of like this for the character i'm playing in

scott and he apparently approved it. i spoke to her and also rest of the cast about the movie alien covenant. watch this. >> i was reading the story and i'm sure you've been asked a lot about the hair. you were in fantastic beasts. i'm actually genuinely curious how the pitch went to ridley. like how did you call him, did you tuck him, did you do it in person? how did that work? >> um, yeah, well, it was at the end of fantastic beasts and i saw they had made some wigs of ezra's hair in case we had to do pick ups later and his hair changed and i said, can i just try that on. it was at the end of the day and i was in the make up trailer. i took pictures. initially just for myself to see, you know, i never had short hair just to see wait looked like. yeah, i couldn't once i got that idea in my head i couldn't get it out of my head. um, i didn't know how

would feel about it. when i got down to sidney i asked him and, you know -- >> did you show him the photo or take the wig with you or did you like -- >> rid system funny when he like something he's very obviously sensitive he'll be like good shirt. nice suit. good shoes. you lost weight. nice haircut. he notices everything. he reports on it like that really bluntly. and he said, oh, good haircut when he saw me in the wig. >> that's awesome. >> that was the extent of the discussion. >> i've always been following ridley's career in regards how he's done practical and obviously incorporating cgi into this work the beauty of these alien films there's so much practically happening onset i'm wondering when you're seeing these aliens a bunch of different ones what are you physically seeing? is it a lot of the animatronics watch are you guys seeing most of the time. >> there's always a person th there. whether motion capture outfit on or not or actual alien costume. there's like a 6-foot eight guy contortion any of the who's had really long limbs and they extend little hands on them. you got alien

he doesn't leave a lot to the imagination same about the sets those things are meticulously crafted all you have to do is not screw up the reality that he's already give haven't you. >> in the trailer we see -- i don't want to give anything away the scene when you're flying and catherine is hanging off the side. when banking against the window is there anything there for you for that? is that all computer. >> it's an insane sequence. >> honestly it was billy. billy came to set that day and crawled. he knew i wouldn't have anything to act against. >> i had seen some of his acting so i'm thought i can help this kid out. >> your character on the covenant how would he react? >> i don't know if he'd pass the physical to get there in the first place. [ laughter ] >> i mentioned show he was on eastbound and down which i think a lot of people know. danny mcbride. >> grew up in spotsylvania county virginia. >> the movie alien covenant. covenant is the name of the ship. they go to plan at the time ten years after pro me the

they find something bad and try to escape. >> before ail yep after pre predator. >> i have no idea alien predator falls. >> you saw alien -- >> is that the same universe. >> i think it is alien. that was the only one i've seen out of the whole thing. alien versus predator. >> you don't saw the 1979. >> i don't watch that kind of stuff. >> you don't watch good movies. >> no. >> okay. clearly i don't. >> i see how he's trying to start. he'll get his turn. i knock him out last night. >> you're the one who call the guardians of the galaxy two the worse -- >> you've already been knocked out for that. you're not doing that right now. you lost that battle. >> how have you not seen alien. >> i've seen alien. >> have you seen alien. >> not really. >> 1979. >> no. 20 years ago. >> it's a masterpiece. >> it's the sigourney weaver like the thing comes out of the stomach. >> john hurt, classic. >> masterpiece. >> when are they going to make another alien versus predator. >> i hope they don't. >> at the end of the alien versus predator he pop out of the other guy -- the thing's stomach. >> n

>> i want prequel to that. >> leave it alone. >> a prequel. there you go. >> prequel to alien versus predator. >> the predator quell. >> prequel is the sequel to this. >> chris, aren't aren't we out of time. >> it seem like we never get a wrap. [ laughter ] >> i fell asleep. wake chris up in the back while do this. 9:45 is the time. coming up nfl responds to giselle's claims her husband tom brady kept playing despite a series of concussions.

♪ 9:48. nfl firing back after tom brady's wife giselle said he suffered a can you go last season. >> the patriots didn't list brady with a concussion in 2016 but his entire career. he's never been listed with a head injury. last season they did say he had a leg injury, a thigh injury, ankle injury. that was reported by the team but nothing, nothing on head injuries. the nfl actually requires significant or noteworthy injuries t

giselle appeared on cbs this morning yesterday and responded to question about her 39-year-old husband not ret retiring. now during that interview she said that brady has a history of concussions including one suffered last year. saying in part, he had a concussion last year. he has concussions pretty much every, i mean, we don't talk about it, he does have concussions. now the league did a review of tom brady's injury and then released this statement. we have reviewed all reports relating to tom brady from the unaffiliated neuro trauma consultants and certified athletic trainer spotters who work at patriots home ain't way games in 2016 as well as club injury reports were sent to the league office. there are no records that indicate that mr. brady suffered a head injury or concussion or exhibited or complained of concussion symptoms. the nfl also says they contacted the players association and they will collect additional information. the patriots and brady both declined comment. >> i'm falling asleep. wake me up when

happens. >> you're not feeling the whole tom brady concussion whole thing. >> let me go on record and say nothing will come of this. >> nothing will come and of. i also will gone on record saying there's know way he haven't had concussions. they have controlled cash crashes, multiple times every sunday within a game. >> there's no way that that dude's head hasn't been affected. i would just like to be in their home right now and hearing what the discussion is between giselle and tom. >> i don't think there's much of a discussion, because we've already stabbed she's in control of that situation. >> so what she says goes. >> well i don't know. she wanted him to quit playing and he said nope, sorry babe. >> i'm guessing he's over here counting his money. >> right right. >> i'm wondering if she'll stop talking about me. she's counseling her money saying i don't care if i stop talking about him or no not and life. >> nothing will come of this except we'll talking about it good move along. maureen has everything happening where she is. >> you want to see what i've got over here. our next

career woman who knows how to make serious coin as they say. not only entrepreneur with multiple businesses she's also an actress, a director, a singer arc model, former miss usa and we cannot forget reality tv star we're talking about real housewives of atlanta star kenya moore. >> yeah. >> by the way released a brand new hair care line called kenya moore hair care. it features products for all hair types and it is designed to grow real hair longer, stronger and thicker in just one use she says. this saturday she'll be making special teens at sally beauty in langly park before she does that she joins us live in the loft for a two parterre this morning. >> the beautiful kenya moore. >> hi. >> hi to you. >> yes. it's good to be here. >> oh my goodness. one thing i did have on that list you're known for lost things one of them being your crowning glory. >> yes. >> let's be real when you were miss usa i noticed this beautiful chocolate lady with the beautiful main you're telling us how we can grow ours this long and luxurious. >> a model and former miss usa

keeping the hair on my head, because of the breakage. constant styling. heat you know how it is. >> exactly. >> and i always thought that, you know, hair is your crowning glory my grandmother taught me that i took pride in my hair care even develop this line over the years to understand what products work best what ingredient and what gives the best results. and so for kenya moore hair care we have luxurious line to get your hair healthy again and growing. >> the thing you said in one use. say what now. >> ingredients that are proven to increase the stability of your hair, elasticity and strength. such as oils, it's common. >> there are a the hair care products on the mark. hair care people here on the show. what would you say makes yours unique and special people should come out to langly park and purchase some. >> it's designed to give you a luxurious hair care line but not the same prices as your more rock can

um, you know the top of the line beauty products. i wanted to make it affordable. i wanted to empower women who don't want to always wear the weaves and the wigs and all those things have been suffering from a lot of damage breakage on their, you know, as we call them edges. alopecia, traction alopecia from all of these things that we continue to, um, put into our pr so for the line i wanted it to be different in that it will help you to grow your own natural hair. >> accessible. >> accessible to every woman. >> just want to point out again it is for all hair types. >> it is. some people see if you see a certain woman talking about a product it's only for race. >> developed for all hair types. we're in sally beauty supply n now. retail stores. we're growing expanding. we're going to be in retail outlets such as malls as well. and it's growing expeditiously i'm really excited about just bringing this opportunity to the masses but also being a

empower woman to make a choice about how they wear their hair. >> we know you're doing it all. you're directing, you had a pilot for a show. >> yes. >> lights role os on. >> is that airing. >> we're working on options for live twirls on all the time. we had several option on the table. it's just finding the best home for it. >> right. >> yes. >> that makes sense much it's your baby you want it to succeed wherever it lands. >> i have plenty of babies. >> we listed 5 billion of them. >> right. >> you've also got the video the work out video you look amazing. >> booty boot camp. summer is here. get your body together and your hair together. >> what else do you need. >> love to have our hair shiny and bounce see. >> you are just the whole time she's been in here, this lady somebody people root her, maureen. >> you can. >> you look amazing. >> thank you. >> you're stick around with us we have coming up in another segment we'll talk some more about real housewives. >> yes. anything else celebrity gossip

maybe want to get into that with you. >> we can. >> i'm going to ask you for a favor at the end of it. be ready. >> i'm always ready. i'm sitting on ready all the time. >> i know. we see you on the show. we know that you are willing to be adventurous with us. we like to have fun and we'll glad you'll have fun with us. >> kenya moore. her products at the langly park sally beauty supplies. go out and see her. >> saturday 12 to 2:00. pick up the product the they're very everybody. that are accessible. let's make that happen. thank you miss moore. >> thank you. >> thank you, mo. >> 9:55. we'll switch gears. we're trying to cover as much ground as we can for you this morning that includes the good and the bad. we'll start with the bad. two shocking death overnight. one in the music world, one in the world of journalism and politic. we'll talk about both of them coming up on the 10a. >> also talk about in case you haven't heard dream car. >> they're good. i've seen them perform and they've only done a few shows they're playing at the 930 club tonight. if you're familiar with

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♪ breaking news at 10a. two shocking deaths this morning. former leader fox news roger ailes dead. also, legendary rocker chris cornell has died in detroit. also live at 10a, real housewives of atlanta star kenya moore gets real with us about what it's like to be a reality star. also live in the studio the singer from afi and the veterans of the no doubt team up with a new dream car. they have big show tonight but it's with us first. >> triple threat, actor, model, singer x factor runner up jordi when it worth debuts his new single right here in the loft. >> let's do this in three, two, one, good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ we'll get to all that later this hour but we're starting at 10:00 o'clock with breaking news the loss of a media giant. former fox news ceo and chairman roger ailes dead this morning at the age of 77. fox news made the announcement earlier this morning on fox and

that was just a little more than one hour ago. >> fox news alert. roger ailes one of the founders of the fox news channel has d died. >> would you were you. >> they have publish drudge has a statement from his wife elizabeth. some she says i'm pronounced sad and heart broken to report that my husband roger ailes passed away this morning. roger was a loving husband to me, to his son zachary and to a loyal friend to many. >> he was also a pastry trot profoundly grateful to live in country that gave him so much opportunity to work hard tox rise ton give back. during a career that stretched over more than five decades, his work in entertainment, in politics, in news affected the lies of many millions. so even as we mourn his death we celebrate his life. >> our thoughts and our prayers and so zachary. beautiful son. roger rest in

>> roger ailes driving force behind fox news channel. he leaves behind a massive and at times controversial legacy. he began his career in television in the early 1960's in cleveland he grew up in the mahonig valley went to college at ohio university. esteemed jumpism school there. started working in cleveland and in philadelphia where he was the executive producer of the mike douglas show which he led to national syndication that's also where he met richard nixon. they got in a bit of spirited debate and nixon remembered it and hired roger ailes as his media consultant. he would then to work for other presidents, reagan, george w had ww bush. game the founding ceo of fox news in 1996. of course he left fox news last summer a mid the sexual harassment scandal still the legacy of building cable news empire prime timeline up will stand at fox news. roger ailes former ceo of fox news dead at the age of 77. >> definitely came as a shock. i don't know

i didn't realize he was sick. maybe i just didn't know that. i was surprised to learn of his passing this morning. >> every time i hear something like this of somebody who recently left the workplace that they enjoyed being, you wonder because you always think, why would i work until i'm 75? why wouldn't i work until i'm 77? and some people that's their life much that's what they want to do. >> that drives them. >> sometimes we also see when people leave a mid scandal that all of a sudden -- it takes a toll. >> it takes toll on them. it comes to fruition. so --ing. >> unfortunately, that wasn't the first shocking death we started talking about early this morning because word leaking in overnight of the loss of a rock and roll legend. sunnier chris cornell one of the loudest and largest range voices of the grunge generation passed away overnight. he was in detroit at the time. as a matter of fact his band sound garden played a show last night in detroit. shortly thereafter, he was fou

have taken his own life. our sister station in detroit said cornell was found dead inside of his hotel room around midnight. just about ten hours ago. he had just finished performance with sound garden the band that he led in the early '90's. he even tweeted photo hours before his death. didn't look like anything was wrong looking at a tweet it look like somebody very happy to be performing. he rose to fame as the singer of sound garden in '97. he ground audio slave. after that ban broke up reunited with sound garden 2012. they did play a show on the at constitution hall not that long ago. chris cornell, just 52 years old. latest front man from the grunge era to sadly pass on. >> so sad. >> two huge losses. 10:04 time. before we check what's tenning erin is back of the some of the other stories making had he lines this morning. >> that's right, maureen we'll begin at the white house. president trump reactioning to the appointment of a special counsel to investigate his campaign's possible ties to

earlier this morning he tweeted that there was never a special counsel for what he calls quote illegal acts during the clinton campaign and obama administration. meanwhile today on capitol hill deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will address the senate about the appointment of former fbi director robert mueller to oversee the investigation. and address the firing of james comey. protest erupted in tulsa oklahoma overnight after a police officer was acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting death of unarmed black man. tulsa officer betty joe shelby says she stot shot 40-year-old terrence krutscher out of fear because she thought he was reach fog gun that was in his suv. which is broken down before she approach him. once a verdict was announced shelby looked stone faced krutscher's family was quickly ushered out of the courtroom in tears. severe storms on the move again this morning and they hit some of the samsaras area in the midwest cleaning up tuesday's tornado outbreak wisconsin governor toured a mobile home park that was completely leveled one man was killed

in oklahoma, one family used a mattress to save their seven month old baby and 13-year-old brother by covering them with it and holding on it to with everything they had. in other news, starbucks brewing up something new just in time for summer. the coffee chain says they're testing out ice cubes made of coffee. right now starbucks is only testing them in two cities but you don't have to go too far if you want to try them out as baltimore is one of the test cities. st. louis is the other. cubes cost 80 cents extra but they can be add to do any ice fifty three so or brewed beverage. and finally, what do you get when you combine j and bay. a million dollars. that's according to forbes magazine at least. jay-z and beyonce' are repo reportedly worth a combined one mil billion dollars. forbes magazine est he have mats he's worth 110 million wife is worth 350 million. good for them. a power couple for sure. i wonder what it would feel like to

money. >> pretty good. i'll go out on limb. [ laughter ] >> thanks erin. >> thanks. >> 10:0 sick it's time to take look what's trending. >> wis, first up this falls under strange things students do for class credit. group of high school students in ohio willingly got pepper sprayed in the face. students got their parents permission and it was part of a criminal science class exercise for aspiring police officers. the students were also shocked with a stunned gun. this video of them getting pepper sprayed has gone viral. the students and parents called the exercise a learning experience. >> i hope, you know, when police departments do this as part of their boot camp or whatever they're training, i hope these students get something saying they've already done it. >> they've done it when they go back again i've been there. do we needing to through this process again? >> i still trust me remember that feeling. >> i had a friend in the military who did that to me as gag. that's funny. >> pepper sprayed you. >> yeah. it's just little bit. i mean he just walked by and

it was the most awful thing ever so i can imagine. >> no. >> going through that. >> my husband volunteered to be tased it was also -- it was security demonstration. >> crazy side of the couch. >> i thought it was ridiculous. i was like -- >> say yes. >> why would you volunteer. >> say yes. >> why would you volunteer for that. did he it and he said -- it was amazing. he's like it was fearful paralyzed you. hurt. it was crazy. >> i'm all about live experience but i'll take your word for it. >> yeah. >> pass on both of those. >> all right. well look when it comes to being more financially responsible, whose got it better, better at it millennials or their parents. >> would you believe if i said the millennials. >> would you believe you if you said millennials. >> i'll read this. >> then you'll pontificate. >> new survey from bank rate.com finds that millennials are tougher on themselves than older generations when it come to paying their own bills. the survey asked what age people should be able

payment and mortgage. >> here's are the results. ken foal, age 18. own a car, age 20. own a house age 22. >> they should be paying for their cell phone ate age 18. >> it's important to note in this survey that they only look at the age that people thought adults should be financially inn pend. not the age where they actually become independent. >> i was going to say. >> insert parents. >> insert parents. [ laughter ] >> bottom line, we win. we win as usual. the millennials they do their own thing. >> you're rung the show. if you cut the cord then they'll have to figure out what to do on their own. >> that's true. >> if you continue to make the payments then -- >> right. >> -- why should they. >> it is harder these days than it was when we were there. it costs more to live. >> we didn't have cell phone payments. >> we didn't have cell phones to pay for. you're right. >> still paying rent, stick still paying cars. >> it costs more to live now. >> cut the cord. >> cut the

>> see i don't know that i, n we hit easier. all of us coming out journalism school first jobs getting paid 12,000 a year. >> i paid 6.50 an hour. >> so did i. first job was six dollars an hour plus paying a car payment plus paying rent plus paying food. >> you paid 6.50 an hour. >> $6.50 an hour. >> 12,500 was my first tv job. people glamorize. hair, make up, tv definitely thousand 500 when he break that down,. >> after two years i was up to 14.2. >> you thought you hit it big. >> i only had two jobs. >> i was in steubenville, ohio. >> champagne illinois. rent was nothing. maybe like 350 a month. but on, what we were making that was still a lot. any way i guess the bottom line everyone has it hard. trying to make the best of your situation. >> if it doesn't kill you, it makes you stronger. >> look how strong we are. >> it's where you finish the race, right. >> okay. moving on with this one. they arrive early and pesky and

ultimate unwanted guest, right? in the d.c. region some of you may be dealing with that just about now. but in case you don't know what we're talking about here it is those little buggers right th there. >> cicadas. >> we'll be hearing that sweet love song soon. they are making earlier than expected return to the dmv4 years early in fact. typically they appear every 17 years. some broods is less they weren't expected to be here until 2021. i believe it's 2017. so, yeah, they're early. experts say you can blame the early rival on the recent above average temperatures. and tucker says to a point, yeah, while they may bug us humans it's good news for the critter who like to eat cicadas like birds and squirrels take them off of our hands and they don't -- they're in the around long but it is a bit of an inconvenience. >> i saw some yesterday. >> you did. >> on the ground outside. >> i hate when they dive bomb you. sometimes -- >> yeah. >> they are so ugly. >> now,

>> some people eat them. >> we've had the chefs in here. >> all the cicadas segments maureen. >> let's not put ideas in people's heads much like wisdom and his friend with the pepper spray. i don't need to eat any more cicadas. >> my best friend. >> did it one, done with that. >> spray. ahh it was bad. >> i love you, bro. >> two headlining bands joining forces forming whole new sound a throw back sound which is perfect for a thursday, right. >> the guys from dream car join us live in the loft coming up. >> first kenya moore she's coming back to talk reality tv. and some real live drama. time right now 10:12. ♪ ♪♪

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i love you too. >> look at this who sat us next to miss kenya moore. >> all right. promised you this we're back with real housewives of atlanta star kenya moore. last year she dished about her hair care line, multiple business and special appearance in dc this weekend but now it's time to get real about all the drama on the real housewives of at land tan some of her other projects. >> i'm trying to sneak in to make sure i'm in it. >> we to bring along our reality show expert allison seymour. >> i'm obsessed my whole dvr. >> someone tweeted wanted to know if the hair care line is for men, too. >> all hair types. the secret men

product it just has a different smell. >> so it appeals to -- >> insider secrets. >> there you go. >> i want to dive right in. reality tv the season last season of housewives explosive ending. >> yes. >> everyone still recovering from that. >> yes. >> what's the mood with the ladies? have you talked to them? is everyone okay with the news of the firing. >> we're gearing up for season ten. >> wow. >> around the corner we start in june. so we have very little time off. we have to get right back to it. i think yes i've spoken to cynthia and candy and most of the ladies as well. >> everyone is in a good place? >> we're happy to move on. you know, look forward to, um, what the next season has to offer. >> you know what, sometimes i'll just be sitting around and i'll think of the time that you called her fade if any if any it make me laugh so much. [ laughter ] >> my serious question when something like that happens to me it was a little sad, too, because it was almost like the pain that she's probably been building up through the seasons, and then to do sort of a, you know, a passive aggressive thin

vindicated because you took so much heat over the apollo mess. >> of course i do it wasn't just that. it was, upping, it was total annihilation of one's character. you know, from the bad rumors and just false r rumors. i always said to everyone that's what she was believing and no one would believe me because i was the new girl. it just happens that you have to just sit back and wait, and karma la take care of. >> can i be honest? in the seasons, there were seasons i was like, oh, kenya, your character i was so mad at you. i thought this is not the person i want her to be. i mean you'll be who you want to be. >> i'm sure you can look at yourself over the way and feel the same way, too. >> this season you felt softer. >> um-hmm. >> like there's a change. did you feel that or, you know -- >> no. i mean sometimes you get a good cut. sometimes you get a bad cut

watching myself on tv also is helpful because i can grow from my mistake we all make them, we all don't have spotlight on us. >> true. >> from day to day, and i love to grow. i love to admit if i'm wrong and it forces to you change at least i'm willing to. >> that's true. >> wasn't this season necessarily but i want to ask about you have to be so open or you choose to be open. >> yes. >> with like your mom struggles. >> i do both. >> we just tried a tear for that to momma pain but also reconnecting with your dad and all of that and then relationship struggles. is it sometimes hard to even be that open? do you just want to be like look focus on dvd. my hair care line. >> excellent question. it is very difficult. the reality tv world is -- they take two hours of taping and you have to expos yourself two hours of taping day for a period of four months. that's not your entire

but they're chopping it into peaces so that, you know, people watching can get a glimpse of who you are and what your life is really like. but it's difficult to open up because you're being judged constantly. >> right. >> you open yourself up to people who are thugs on social media. >> thumb thugs. >> yes. >> another one. >> yeah. >> another wordism. >> exactly. >> it's difficult because they use that vulnerability that you exhibit on the show against you and weapon noise it. >> it's true. so that's the hardest part about my job, but the best part is like when we had to go to flint. >> oh yeah. >> and help the kids and, um,. >> the camp i loved that. >> spotlight on the children being affect glad when you were working with fay you were in a good way. >> in a good way. i can elevate myself above the drama and so fuss on what really matters and that's the well-being of our children. >> so we have about 30 seconds left. what's next for you? you've got the hair care line continuing with the show. >> yes. >> what else is next? >> i'm just trying to focus on really building the kenya moore hair care brand

it's growing expeditiously and i'm so excited. so you'll see more products from me, and, um, more growth. >> all right. >> personallily and professionally. >> another single. >> i'm glad you asked. >> speaking of the single, miss moore, so we've all been twirling since you've gone weren't with the wind fab will you. can you show us the real twirl. >> oh, sure. i'd be happy to. >> we're you go about to get down off of these. >> gone witness wind fabulous. >> give it your all now. okay. because it's really telling people who you are so you just have to start dramatic and just fling your head around and tw twirl. >> i don't have the hair. >> it's your head. it's your head. >> okay. >> yes! yes! >> let me try. >> ut-oh. >> wait a minute. you start off. you got it, girl. you got this. [ laughter ] >> yes! [ applause ] >> miss kenya moore. we got to get a shoe cam with her, too, we can't leave without showing these gorgeous shoes right here. >> thank you. >> yes, yes, yes,. >> you hot from head to toe. miss kenya moore come see her this weekend. th

>> we love you. >> season ten coming you. >> cannot wait. over to you guys on the couch. >> i'm not going to lie i was expecting tucker to come running in here to twirl with you guys. [ laughter ] >> i know he's a big atlanta fan too. thank you so much for coming in. that's awesome. >> three beauties over there. 10:21. taking a page from the harry styles playbook. a little later jordi when it worth former boy band member and x factor finalist is going solo and guess what this morning he's live in the loft. all right first another day in the 90s but some big changes right around the corner. tucker barnes back with a check of the seven day that's coming up next. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ >> listen you asked for hot stuff and it is delivered. yesterday we've been building throughout the week. talk about obviously the blue skies, the beautiful conditions here in washington. the now swamp like conditions here in washington. but building throughout the week. beautiful start to the week. yesterday it got hot. today it looks like we're full soup mode. tucker barnes has been keeping an eye on that because we know how much you love it when the heat and humidity come together and grace us with their pre presence. >> absolutely right, steve but let me helping i think that song she's actually sinking about me. >> where are the crickets. >> crickets. >> why did you not come up here and twirl for the real housewives of atlanta because i know you're a huge fan of the show. >> i am a huge fan. i just sought her out in the hallway. we caught up. >> as long as you got a chance to catch up. >> i gave

think things are developing on that show. >> i'm sure she'll but that into her repertoire. >> let's hope it doesn't end at ten seasons. >> give a little advice now and then. let's do the forecast. turn up the heat. feeling like july. doing 90s today. did it yesterday. we'll do it tomorrow in the midst of hour three-day heat wave this is not epic or historic one particularly when we have you've and august in front of us. we're off and running. yesterday frederick was 95 degrees and expecting upper 80s and low 90s for everybody again this afternoon. and that humidity will continue to creep up as well. all right. little cloudiness out there early. the more clouds the cooler the temps so we'll hope for little bit plenty of heat heat to look forward to this afternoon i want to mention a cold front out towards cincinnati that. will front will get in here tomorrow afternoon that will be our best chance for some widely scattered thunderstorms but again that won't until arrive tomorrow. later today atmosphere unstable.

but better chance tomorrow afternoon with that cold front. all right. there's your set up we call bermuda high. very typical pattern we see in the months of july and august. getting here a little early this year but only the last couple of days. and we'll be back in the low 90s later this afternoon. dope think we'll see records today. record for today is 96 degrees. that record set back in 1800's. yeah. back in the 1800's. there's your seven day. yup, hot again tomorrow and then cooler for the weekend they'll be clouds around saturday and sunday but it should be dry. if you have outdoors plans for whatever you may be doing during the weekend temps in the low to mid 70s. some feel a lot better. okay. guys that's late defendant from here. back to you. >> thank you tucker. 10:26. new musical super group and tonight they take the stage at 930 club. dream car is in the loft and while the name might not yet be engrained in your head, you definitely have heard of these guys. we'll chat with them when we come back. it's 10:26. ♪

♪ 10:29 right now. if you think about that music it will probably if you're of our generation take you back a couple of decades our next guest set of musicians from two totally different bands but merging together musical talents creating brand new sound and new super group called dream car. now the band members tony, adrian and tom are from the band no doubt. >> ♪ >> dream car front man davey havoc from the band afi. they merged together in this

hit major stages jimmy kimmel live the late late show with james core don't and coachella where i got to see i was couple of week ago. last friday the debut album finally dropped. they're on nationwide tour. tonight they're at the 930 club. so good to see guys this morning. >> good morning. >> first start with how the whole group came together because you were able to keep this under wraps for long time, right, before it came out. >> tom, adrian and myself have been playing together for many, many years. and we knew we wanted to continue to play together, um, and davey was a friend of ours, and we asked him if he'd like to embark on a musical end deaf with us and we did. um, ask him out on a date, and had a dinner and presented him with four pieces of music, and he fortunately said yes. and that was the start of dream car. >> what your first thoughts when you heard the music for the first time? >> oh, so inspiring. the boys

after we had had dinner. and the first track that i heard was what became after i confessed, and that first moment of music was so inspirational that i started writing immediately, and i finished that song and three others win, um, winless than 48 hours, and i sent it to the boys, and they seemed to enjoy it as well and so we continue to work. >> here you are now. this is what i think is cool about you guys. i've always appreciated all of your work independently and i know that even what we hear main stream from you guys isn't even what you guys really grew up with. tom i think you were like a metal guy growing up. which i completely respect that as well. but you know listen i listened to the aficd's and the old old no doubt cd's from the earlier days of the band. and now we have something that's just seems completely different. but for people of our generation it's really cool. what was the idea to go back to that kind of '80s sound? >> when we started experimenting with

have a game plan for style or what kind of band we thought it should be. there was no discussion about that. it was more about just getting in a room, being creative and seeing what felt good. and it just felt good and we just kept going and kept going and landed what the sound is of dream car it wasn't really a master plan of any kind. so when you have this now and you guys are just getting started with major touring now doing the head lining shows you've done the festivals. does that sound kind of start to evolve and change at all? or do you know exactly what you want right now. >> no. having written the record for us now touring it's just a matter of us being able to get out there and play the songs we spent years creating and honing and perfecting to people who have never heard them before. the record came out last friday. so now these are the first shows we'll be playing since the record has come out. we played a lot of shows including coachella which was such a luxury to be able to play coachella when you don't have a record out. before the record came out. now we're playing

that people maybe know. >> can you tell when you're doing a show after the record comes out as far as before the audience does it change at all now you see more people singing the lyrics as they learn the songs more? how does that differ. >> well find that out tonight. tonight is the first show since wife of we've but the record out last friday as we were playing the shows on the west coast, we were releasing song by song like a couple songs here and there we can see the audience reaction. once they had the lyric videos and they had chance to learn the songs and sing them back to us. we're so excited to get out on stage tonight and play. >> you guys are veterans of the industry and veterans of touring but my goodness looking at your schedule. you're in d.c. tonight new york tomorrow night. back to california on saturday and black to physical on the east coast. how you keep up with it. >> different ban members. [ laughter ] >> we're like minute newt tow. >> three us are robots. >> you have east coast tour and west coast touring version. >> tom gives us massages every day. [ laughter ] >> on the plane ride.

one or you the lucky one. >> that's your question. >> i love it. that's a question for you. >> what's going on with everything else because do you put things on hold? afi off brand new album out that literally just came out. >> yes. >> as well as this. >> a few months ago. i'm on tour with it right now as soon as we finish i'll go back on tour with afism and just came off afi tour. we played dates in the uk with the definite tones which was really great. we'll be doing festival dates just after this dream car dates in the u.s. and back to england for one festival. >> davey i'm scared to get cleatly inside your head. as front man of ifi. >> it's intuitive of you. >> i'm tread lightly right now. as front man of afi it's different show than front man of dream car. >> yes. >> when you're performing and it click do you separate the two. >> absolutely. i don't have to consly do it the music does the separation which is why i'm so lucky to have that this music we're playing means so much to me and afism means

audio and extremists and i have all these different musical outlets for peaces of myself that are very true to who i am, and as, you know, the music moved me in one direction or another, so i expressed myself on stage in the live form. it's really natural thing. >> real quick anything in the works with no doubt at this point? >> no. right now -- [ laughter ] >> we're doing this. >> i'll tread lightly on that, too. >> no. gwen has been on the voice. she's been on the voice and doing great job of that. and so that, you know, affords us the luxury to work on this project. so, um, so, hopefully we'll play again at some point. we just don't know when. >> we're excited to have you here in d.c. excited for the show tonight. before we let you go we started the whole show this morning waking up to this shocking news coming with the word from former sound garden singer chris cornell passing away. we're all of that generation a

guys, northern california. do you have any thoughts or reaction when you heard about that this morning? >> devastating. it's just so sad. none of us new chris very well but we were acquainted with him and he was lovely person. of course our hearts go out to his family and sound garden fans. he was so talented. and just a great guy. it's heartbreaking. >> as they say the music lives on. >> yes. >> we can enjoy him through his music. >> i didn't want to end on a total downer. glad to have you guys here. i love the music. i had a chance to see you play at coachella you lit it up and it was so much fun being there and able to celebrate you guys from the beginning now glad you're laun launching the tour e in d.c. go to the 930 club tonight. check them out. there's the information 35 bucks doors open at 7:00 o'clock. go down to v street. enjoy your day in d.c. i know it's early. we really appreciate it. >> cheers, guys. >> back over to you holly. >> steve we understand if you're tired tomorrow. >> i know, right. >>

i see you. thank you guys so much really enjoyed that. all right. coming up 10:36. >> someone can help me out with prompter it would be great. like it wasn't already hot enough outside we're heating things up in the good day loft next. singer and model jordi whitworth is here he'll perform his new single we're not kidding when we say it's straight fire. good day at 10a coming right back. ♪ . ♪♪ z2cufz z16fz

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>> our next guest is a multi talented british musician and model who is positioned to take the entertainment industry by storm. he's best known for his previous role in overload which is the british boy band in 2014x factor finalist but after two years as part of the band he is set to begin this next chapter as solo artist. his debut album will be released this summer. but first here to heat up the loft with his new song fire, please kell bum jordi whitworth. take it away. ♪

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>> all right. jordi whitworth i hope you take the us by fire. >> you can get closer. i don't buy on thursday. you're so cute. i just love you. i know you were in the loafer load and did the boy band thing over the uk. why launch your solo career here in the united states. >> my team is based here and it's always been a place i would love to shift visit i've seep so many places so far. seen every iconic place in america so far which is amazing. yeah, to launch my solo career here everyone doing it at home and kind of just traveling about london and up and down the uk but i thought i wanted to change it up and, yeah, hopefully try to make it happen over here. >> fingers crossed, right. >> finger crossed how would you compare your sound to your boy ban sound. >> growing up in the boy band solely pop music we were doing. so, um i still got the hint of pop music because that's what the fans kind of grew up with me doing. but i'vein

more the r and b sort of sound. i would say my music is very pop r and b. >> is your dream collaboration still to work with either the weeknd or justin timberlake. >> definitely or ariana grande. she's going on the same sort of path. she was solely pop music but now she's kind of introducing the r and b sort of sound female vocalist. >> what's the biggest difference between being witness boy band and then being solo? is it more pressure when it's just you or are you like, it's time for my spotlight it. >> has it's pros and cons i guess because you obviously when you're in the band you have the other four to depend on you like depend on and stuff it's not as bad. whereas now being soloist all the pressure is on you. >> sure. >> everyone focusing on you at the end of the day i'm now like i can do exactly what i want. my music is my choice and everything like that. >> that has to be liberating. >> exactly. >> i was reaching interview with you a little bit earlier you said you were very superstitious. >> oh god. >> what did you do before you came in

>> i'm so bad. like i'm -- i -- if people know me and people i tell them i'm super tissues i'm so crazy weird. i touch walls and things like that. i think something is going to happen bad. it's so weird and messed up. >> it's not messed up. make you feel better every time i get on plane i have to touch the outside before i walk in. >> that's not as weird as what i do. you shall see what i have to do. so crazy. >> you have to tell me i know people love your style. >> yeah. >> how long did you work on your hair it's perfect. >> instagram live story today people that watched they would say it took me literally about two minutes. i'm hoping they vouch for me. [ laughter ] >> god did bless you with really great hair. >> i don't know about that. a lot of preparation goes into it. >> you train it well. >> i see george michael. justin beiber. >> i've been getting a that a lot recently. >> that's cool. >> right now i'm only about jordi whitworth. >> thank you. >> very good. best of luck to you. >> thanks for having me. >> don't f

you blow you. >> thank you. >> back over to ya'll. >> all right. coming up, america of marking national burger month. we're going to talk about somebody that's coming here from kitchen and erin como is learning about the different burger specials. we'll talk about that coming up next.

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♪ all right. we are literally breaking a leg with this next segment. this weekend the us break in championships take place the event is the competitive break finals. kids and teens and adults will compete for the us breaking championship title. this morning we have a preview live in the loft with some breaking -- break dancing kids from the d.c. lab. without further a do. take it away. ♪ ♪

♪ >> these kids are amazing. they work hard. they work hard just like anything else. >> are you do you harness their talents. they're very gifted. take it to the next level where they can champion. >> it takes lot of difference thing. one of the biggest things is confidence. how do we boost up their confidence they're able to perform in front of people. that's basically the foundation of it all they learn the movements but the confidence level has to be high in order for them to perform. >> if i'm watching at home but i don't have any dance ability can i still be part of this. >> you can join in. anybody were do it. we have adults that break, too it's

>> you can start at any age. we're located in takoma park maryland right on the d.c. border err technically on d.c. but right on the border. >> the competition when and where? >> the competition this sunday from 5:00 -- 12 to 5:00 p.m. may 21 the it's located at the lab d.c. in takoma park. i told them i'd give a shout o out. give me your name and age. >> ma dee, ten. >> easy i'm 11. >> i'm isaac and i'm ten. >> i'm daniel and i'm ten. i'm sophie and i'm ten. >> you guys are amazing g luck to each and of one of you. come back and dance for for us any time on good day. >> thank you for having us.& >> good luck to you and wisdom back over to you. >> 10:52 is the time. may is national burger month, and we're celebrating big this morning. real big because the team from nopa kitchen and bar here to show us how to make epic burger options. this morning they're cooking with como.

thank you guys so much. if you don't mind helping mow out a little bit. it is national burger month. if you've ever been to the verizon center you've no doubt scene nopa located right in the heart of penn quarter celebrating national burger month by highlighting did you have kinds each week and here to show us differ options executive chef matt kuhn. it smells great in here. got the burger in the cast iron skillet. >> searing it away. a key when you're searing burgers at home if you don't have grill have a nice cast iron pan. >> you can make use of the stove top. >> exactly. make sure it's really hot and use canola oil not olive oil. >> that's really good tip. >> olive oil probably catch the house on fire because of the smoke. >> i use olive oil for everything i'll remember that. your burger that you feature all the time has just beef in it. >> all beef. no filler. 80/20 so meat fat ratio. >> you want a little bit of fat. >> you want little bit of fat. short rib they're before this accident cut all ground together. >> i love it. and without just little salt and pepper to season it no o

>> salt and pepper. >> war we topping it with. >> take on pimento cheese. house made hot sauce. roasted red peppers, sherri vinegar and cheddar cheese. >> special cheese whiz. >> and use a -- >> he was teaching me how you get the cheese out of it. once it's hot. >> lightly push it in there and look at that. >> it's like -- that's a lot of cheese. i got really excited. the other burgers if you're not necessarily beef lover you can get you're featuring you have the soft shell crab. >> and mushroom grain burger and nopa burger we have as well. >> mush rom burger no filler. >> all roasted mushrooms. barley and quinoa. >> you're right near the verizon sent. you can head over to nopa and experience these burgers this month. >> let's plate this many i'm dying to take bite of it. >> it's lunch time. >> medium rare is preferred. >> standard for the good

>> oops. >> then what do we add to that. >> pimento cheese whiz. >> you made it so pretty. pimento cheese whiz a southern flare to it. >> little spicy. a little a kid dick and bacon jam on top. >> look at that. cheese oozing over the side. >> take on bacon cheeseburger you have the lettuce, tomato onion spread signed condiments mayonnaise and mustard. i like the may i don't know phase and mustard mixed together. >> dee john nace. >> adds a little flare to it. i'm share that with someone. tucker is here weren't like to share a burger with me. >> awesome. look at that. >> thanks for coming in to celebrate national burger month with us. >> awesome. >> the most perfect burger in the world. let me grab this plate because i'm going to get stuff everywhere. >> that's fine. nopa in penn quarter if you want to celebrate national burger month. >> soft shell crabs is a nice take. >> they're in season right now. seafood towers there. if you're not a beef lover head over with your friends.

>> hmm. that is like the -- is it go. >> most perfectly cooked bur burgers. i'm coming in. please. hmm. bacon jam amazing. >> that's okay. >> burger month. no burgers. >> we have tucker >> we'll head over. >> we'll fine it. >> many more days to celebrate. >> hello. >> guess what. >> warm in here. yeah. it's going to be warm everywhere this afternoon. make sure that air-conditioner is ready to go. 92 your forecast high. so heat wave is when you get three days in a row of temperatures well above normal. just barely do this this go around. hot again tomorrow with a thunderstorm in the afternoon and then cooler for the weekend. so -- >> what are you doing outside this weekend? >> pleasant and spring like. >> it should be nice. >> all right. >> here's the good news. >> she delivers. >> thank you. >> don't take the piece with the lipstick on it have the other half. >> that was mine. >> tucker is the only one that gets the burger. >> 18 of us up here. >> because i'm her favorite. >> now we know. now we know. >> exactly. >> that's a given.

>> um-hmm. >> go ahead. chow down. >> take big bite. take a big bite. >> come on! >> tucker, he eats everything. >> see you tomorrow. bye, everybody. z2cufz z16fz y2cufy y16fy

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