♪ straight ahead, breaking news. a man under arrest after a deadly explosion during an ariana grande concert in manchester. that suicide attack leaving dozens dead and hurt. many of them children. >> i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're lo losers president trup and condemning the attack and sending a message to terrorists. this morning we have the very latest from the investigation. stories from the survivors inside

fans and a look at how venues here at home are stepping up security in the ache of that deadly blast. a special edition of good day at 9a begins now. ♪ it is busy day indeed on this tuesday. a lot still coming out as we continue to follow the story from overseas. we're sure glad you're with us. good day dc. it is just after 9:00 o'clock on this tuesday may 23rd. i'm holly morris alongside of maureen, steve and wisdom. as holly mentioned the city of manchester united this morning hours after deadly suicide attack coming up the message of hope and comfort pouring in from all around the globe. and the emotional reaction from hollywood and mew zig world. kevin look back with more just a little later. i think that we, um, obviously we live in time where we are used to terror tax. we know they're going to happen but i think this one has taken a

they targeted basically young girls and kids and western culture ariana grande even though it happened over the uk and so i think that that may be has everyone little more on edge this morning. it's very unnerving. >> i'll tell you one of things that made me pause, you know, it's sad in and itself when i heard about the eight-year-old still missing. that a loin for some reason just solidified what had happened there. this is an eight-year-old who went to the concert with a sister. eight-year-old. you know, you've got five-year-old i've got -- you have an eight-year-old or there aout. >> 13, nine and seven. >> i can't wrap my head around hearing news that your child who you let go to concert that this is what happens. i mean, it's emotional. heartbreaking. i don't know when it stops. i don't know what's go to make it stop but this can't be the world our children that they're growing up in. i can't wrap my head around t that. that's been going through my mind over and over again these last hours much it's heartbreaking much it's heartbreaking. >> unfortunately, though this is the world that we live in.

stopping something like this from happening. it's just that since this is world we live in, this is the chance that you take every time, walk out of the your door. >> you never know. >> the thing is we worry so much about security and people getting things in, this wasn't about getting anything in. they lay in wait outside. >> right. >> in the soft target area near transit where just waited for people to come out. >> it's really unnerve to go say the least. >> absolutely. >> hearing of possible victims between eight and 60. so just -- get you up to speed on what happened last night as far as the latest information we've been able to put together from the concert in manchester. that death toll right now standing at at least at 22. and more on that in just a minute. more than 50 other people were hurt in the blast and the following stampede many of those victims as holly and maureen mentioned are children. the attacker died at the scene. now this morning manchester police also arr arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with that crime. british prime minister there

terror and one of the worst ever land every experienced in a speech she made to the nation this morning. we mentioned 22 dead. at least because the prime minister also saying that many of the injured are fighting for their lives this morning that number could still change. in the meantime ariana grande performing when the blast occurred was not hurt. she tweeted she's broken. she told her fans she's so so sorry. she also suspended the rest of her world tore for now. >> isis has claim responsibility for the attack. which was the deadliest in england since 2005. britain's prime minister says officials know who the attacker was. >> president trump is in the midst of an overseas trip. he offered his condolences to england saying the united states stands in solidarity. melanie alnwick live outside the british embassy in northwest with the latest. mel? >> reporter: good morning and a outside ten downing street theresa may called the attacker or attackers cowards and also saying while they do believe th

deceased attacker, authorities are not willing to release that just yet. meanwhile, governments around the world are offering expressions of sympathy and solidarity. in london the u.s. embassy tweet the out a picture where employees there lowered its flag to half staff saying thoughts and prayers are with manchester, britain, reeling from this attack. >> a rush for the exits captured on video moments after the attack. what had been a packed arena for ariana grande's concert before it was rocked by an explosion, killing more than 20 people and wounding dozens more. >> it was pandemonium everywhere. >> i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. >> reporter: president trump speaking alongside palestinian president mahmoud abbas made his anger evident. >> the terrorists and extremists and those

comfort must be driven out from our society forever. this wicked ideology must be obliterated. >> reporter: at this time officials in manchester will also say that this appears to be the work of a single suicide bomber but there are concerns that others may have been involved. here at home, the department of homeland security saying there are no specific threats but the public may experience increased security in and around public places and events as officials take additional precautions. in fact at a john legend concert on grand prairie, tech text last night, there was beefed up security. the manchester attack is a reminder that open societies can be vulnerable targets but investigators may quickly determine who was behind this. >> identification very very soon. i suspect they already know. >> reporter: and again, some information about that bombing. authorities saying it was it

explosive device you hear about that on the battlefield ied's. witnesses say they saw bits of bolts and shrapnel flying about. so definitely it appears as if this bomb was designed for maximum damage. again, here the us department of homeland security saying no specific threat at this point but we could see and should expect additional security. live outside the british embassy, melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> mel, thank you. kyw-3 leeps beth spe speaking at the attacks. released this statement saying in part... once again internet has become our eyes and ears when tragedy strikes and many families are using the internet to try to find missing loved ones. people took to social media to first report on and then show and then mourn the atck

missing in manchester to post photos and names of those unaccounted for to try to get them circulate aig round the web which is terrible and hear heartbreaking to see. when you see the faces of some of those who have been missing and maureen leak you said when you were talking about kids who are not even tweens but in some cases very very young elementary school aged people who are still missing. but again, shows the good use of the internet out there and hopefully in the areas around manchester wherever you know these youngsters may be hopefully good samaritan perhaps suffered some help or someone knows where they are. many of the people who were hospitalized hopefully are in good enough condition they can be reunited with their loved ones soon. >> prayers to each and of one of those people. let's look at this image circumstance laying on social media this morning from an ariana grande fan. the girl named georgine in a was at last night's concert and sadly killed in the attack. she was a big fan of ari nan's two years ago she met the singer and posted this photo to her

so this past sunday so excited to see you. also killed in the attack this little girl. eight-year-old steffie russo at the concert with her mom and sisters. they were injured. officials say at least 12 hildren under the age of 16 were hurt in this blast and again the faces that need to be seen to show the world what these animals are doing. >> so i see those little faces and i think of the conversations and the homes like maybe this was her first concert. you know what i mean? maybe as an eight-year-old you're taking your daughter to her first concert as a 1684 old as a parent you're letting your child go to a concert without you for the first time. you know what i mean? just, oh my gosh. >> think of that excitement the weeks leading up to it making signs or whatever they're doing getting pumped up listening to the mu sick singing along. >> the young man in the jean overall he was embarking and two month journey here to the united states on this, you know supposed to be the trip of a lifetime. he'd been having parties and get together had a huge social network of friends and then to have

to concert expecting a night out to celebrate life and this is what happens. >> i read his mom saying that his phone is now off. >> right. >> just think of how you would feel if you were calling calling calling and now all of a sudden the phone is off. it's heartbreaking. >> yeah. >> heavy. >> we'll continue to follow this story lots of information still coming out about this throughout the day but first we want to get over to tucker barnes and talk about what's happening in the weather world this morning. tucker. >> wisdom, good morning. all about rain showers. ba, in the forecast. not so much this morning but later this afternoon an good steady rain around here late today and tonight. nats game tonight. i think we'll be lucky if we get it in. showers back along with clouds and tool temperatures. lucky to get to 70 later this afternoon here the numbers, 63 in washington. 50s north and west. 57 in up frederick and gaithersburg. 63 leonardtown. 63 fredericksburg. 60 out in culpeper. there's your cloud cover and green you see that's rain showers moving in from the south and west. so we'll probably keep it dry for few more showers

afternoon, the rain showers really move in earnest, and we will have rain around here steady at time later this afternoon ton night. 92 tomorrow what's happening area of low pressure developing down into the carolinas push i was rosss cot the delmarva and out to sea. early to night and early tomorrow. another half inch to an inch of rain expected by tomorrow morning. there's your forecast. we'll be lucky to get 70 loud dee with rain showers this afternoon. okay. seven day has got sunshine and warmer temperatures and brighter skis ahead. i'll let when you know that arrives, guys. back to you. >> ♪ all right. we are watching president trump as he gets ready to leave is israel. this was evan can his daughter evan can her husband jared kushner. getting on to air force one the president and the first lady already on board. as they continue their nine-day overseas trip to the middle east and also to asia. again they are departing israel. and this all comes a mid the growing investigation back here at home. coming up next on

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time to check the morning briefing. president donald trump continues his foreign tour. he is now p on his way to rome but a few hours ago bethlehem the president said he wants palestinian leaders to take steps that will help lead to peace with israel. monday he became the first sitting wed president to visit jerusalem's western wall. president trump took the time while there to speak out about the manchester terror attack. calling the attacker a loser. >> meanwhile the president's first budget proposal released here today in forward. $4.1 trillion cuts three-point sick trillion dollars in federal spending over ten years. $800 billion of that would be slashed from medicaid. the environmental protect agency would take the biggest hit with more than 30% budget cut. >> former cism a director john brennan setter set to testify

appearance in the 2016 election. the testimony will take place today comes a mid an investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn who is expected to invoke his fifth amendment rights against self incrimination. flynn resigned after less than a month on the job over allegation that he misled the vice-president about conversations he had with russian officials during his time on the president's transition team. >> today was supposed to be a joyous day for bowie state university student richard collins iii he was going to be graduating today. instead his life was cut short by senseless act. >> he was murdered over the weekend at unprovoke attack at the university of maryland. today he would have accepted his degree today at bowie state university. bob barnard life there with how the school plans to remember collins live. good morning, bob. >> reporter: wisdom, good morning to you. we're on the floor of the x fin center where these commence many ceremonies begin at 10:00 o'clock this morning. so in just about 45 minutes. we're in the back of the room but i can s

the chair that is front and center has a gown draped over it and that small bottle of water. that is in memory of rotc senior graduating bowie state university student richard collins, ii. second lawsuit who will not be here because he was murdered actually on this campus over the weekend. he was out celebrating his pro mowing his commissioning as a second lieutenant in the us army. out with friends when he was murdered late saturday night here at the university of maryland. well today students are arriving for this ceremony with heavy hearts. some of them wearing richard collins' initials on their caps. on the tops of their caps. but he will not be here. his name will be read and, again, they're saving a chair for him front and center. here now one of his professors from bowie state university reflecting on this occasion and this senseless crime

>> we still have a long way to go. how a young man could just kill another young man in cold blood is unfortunate. i was supposed to 10rotc because of one of my students because but i couldn't make it. i heard about it on the news much it's so unfortunate. but it's a lesson for all of us. how long we have to go and what we as individuals also need to do. >> reporter: now, the murder suspect sean urbanski 22-year-old university of maryland student is being held without bond. he was in court yesterday. he didn't say anything but his attorney said that alcohol and substance abuse may have played a role in this. prosecutors here in prince george's county are considering this possibly as a hate crime, because urbanski was member of a racist facebook group. the investigation continues, guys, and this

in 45 minutes. a bittersweet one here for bowie state university graduates, master's graduates, what have you and their families also think of an rotc student who will not be here today, guys. >> so senseless. >> so senseless. >> you think about how far all the things that this young man went through. >> um-hmm. >> to get to the point where you're garaging. think about all the trials and tribulations you get through. >> all gone for no reason. >> and now this senseless thing happens. it's awful. >> 9:19. >> tough day. >> it is a tough day. 9:19. coming up a little later setting family boundaries. sarah fraser will be back with all new love and order today. this time she's offering some advice for a woman who says her boyfriend actually spends too much time with his parents. >> first though, allison what are you working on. >> bill cosby is back in court for today two of jury selection. get update on how the search is coming. plus, the warriors sweeping the spurs and making nba history in the process. we'll show you how and later,

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obviously be someone they'll say was on our radar. they're always on radar. why can't we just get them before it happens? >> well, this morning, latest information is that the islamic state isis has claimed responsibility for the planting of this device outside the concert venue. my contacts say they're very focused on whether this individual was somebody who was inspired by the terrorist group or someone who had recently returned in iraq and syria had received training in bomb making there, and may have been directed by the terrorist group to launch this particular attack. in answer to your question, you know security is an art not a science. knowing at what point this person as they saw crosses the threshold to violence is very unpredictable. and because they are connected to extremist or ideologil

even if they have returned from iraq and syria and may not necessarily be enough to arrest them and britain faces far greater challenge than we have here in the united states which is that it simply not possible to keep the number of people suspected ties under 24 hour surveillance because you're talking in the hundreds if not the thousands of individuals in that country. >> catherine, we were talking earlier about how we always worry about security and thing getting into a venue. this wasn't the case here. they were outside of security. and just lay in wait. near where lots of people were going to be coming out and get on to mass transit. do we need to change how we look at being safe and at security at events like this. >> years ago i've been covering this area for nearly 30 years now, and i was given a piece of advice then that really rings true today which is that terrorism is like water and it takes the path of least resistance. and it's a thinking enemy. yo

another. so as we ramped up security inside venues like we saw in manchester what they do they move to the perimeter. so the question is whether the solution is to continue to push out that security perimeter. but you know it's reasonable to see that this is just not practical. in the long term. what happened here is at least based on our reportings so far is that there was a lot of premeditation. they chose an area that they knew would be mack mum area for traffic after the attack it did not require them to have the same level of security screening and when you're in what's called an closed space that has the effect of amplifying the concussive impact of the explosion the shrapnel that's a fancy way of saying you are maximizing the number of who will be injured and killed as a result. >> so what are we learn from this or where do we go from here or is it just this

we live in and we wait for the neck time? >> well, i would encourage people to see what develops in the next 24 hours and the degree to which this individual was already known to british authorities and i think most significantly whether this individual was inspired to act by isis or what i think would be far more serious they had received some kind of bomb-making training in iraq and syria and had recently returned to the uk and was somehow tasked with this operation. remember as we have been putting pressure on isis in iraq and syria and we've been squeezing their presence in raqqa their capital and mosul this is called a flood of foreign fighters back into europe hundreds of individuals, thousands in fact. these are people who are balance hardened if you will haven't the kind of skills and in fact may be even the willingness to carry out these attacks. so let's see where we are 24 hours from now. what we know

individual. and what their connections are to larger terrorist organization. because if they were simply inspired, you know, the british call me attacks. they're virtually impossible to prevent you have to focus on how to mitt at any time or minimize the loss of life but i mean this is no console laying, right? after we've, what we saw last night. >> absolutely not. scary times. catherine, thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> we know you're busy today. we appreciate your time and sight for sure. >> 9:27. wet work week on the way it could be worth it when the holiday weekend rolls around. tucker will be back with a check of the seven day coming up next. back after this ♪

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that was dash cam rid video capturing the moment suicide bomb went off at ariana grande concert in manchester, england last night. 22 people were killed including children. more than 50 others hurt. all right. isis has claimed responsibility for this saying, one of its members carried out at tack. police in manchester say they arrested 23-year-old man in connection with the case. police also say they executed several warnings are warrants overnight. the blast happened in the foyer area of manchester arena. just as ariana grande was finishing her final song. terrified fans ran for their lives. officials say the bomb was an ied. the department homeland security says there's no credible threat here in the united

people can expect to see an increased police presence in crowded areas. >> support for the victims and the city of manchester pouring g in from around the world inc including from celebrities in hollywood. >> a lot of taking to social media accounts to express their heartbreak ariana and her fans. kevin joins us with more on t that. >> celebrities taking to social media to react to the concert explosion in manchester at the ariana grande show. ariana grande herself tweeting, "broken from the bottom of my heart. i am so sorry. i don't have words. grande has suspended the rest of the world tour. she was due to be in performing in london later on this week. other singers are also chiming in. talking about the horrific event on twitter as well harry styles tweeted quote i'm heart broken over what happened in manc manchester. katie perry said, quote broken hearted for the families, broken hearted for ari. also dwayne the rock johnson is tweeting quote our prayers and strength to the victims and their families involved in this tragedy

manchester stay strong. ariana grande taylor swift tweeted my thoughts, prayers and tears for all those affected by the manchester tragedy tonight. i'm sending all of my love and finally justin beiber said quote prayer foreman chester. i just think -- i chose these particular ones just because performers who perform in very similar types of venues and just having them reach out for support is incredible. james corden recorded a message last night for the manchester this aired at the top of his show. watch this. >> my thoughts and prayers are with everyone in manchester tonight. all of the staff at the a recent narcotic all of the security teams, i was of the emergency services, ariana and her team and all of those families affected by tonight. we're all go to bed holding our little ones even tighter this evening. >> that is james corden full speech there availle

youtube channel. back to you guys. >> all right. thanks, kevin. >> kevin, i just feel really bad for ariana grande. >> i was just thinking that. >> young performer. >> um-hmm. >> she's having such success and now be always associated with this it broke my heart. i'm so so sorry. this was not her fault at all. in any way, shape or form. for that young girl to even have to feel that sense makes me sad on another level, too. >> you claim those fans as a performer you claim those fans as you're own. >> thanks kev. >> send things over to allison right now. good morning. >> all righty. good morning to you, steve. i appreciate it here to talk headlines here. as we move on with the show pardon me while i try to get to the right spot here in the teleprompter. okay. here are headline. pardon meme first up day two of jury selection in the trial of comedian bill cosby. cosby defense team says they're hoping to find an impartial jury. a total of 12 juror

alternates will be chosen from allegheny county but the actual will be tried in philadelphia. three women and two men selected yesterday from the pittsburgh area. cosby accused of sexually assaulting temple university worker andrea constand back in 2004. the trial is expected or scheduled i should say to begin june 5th. parts of the country dealing with severe weather from rain, thunderstorms, flooding and twisters. multiple states are in the path of destruction. texas, louisiana, alabama, georgia parts of midwest have all been impacted. in indiana, a twister with 100 miles per hour winds ripped the roof off of a bowling alley. this morning, astronauts at the international space station made urgent repairs those repairs coming three days after a critical relay box abruptly failed it controls the station's critical systems. nasa says the station's five member crew isn't in any danger. 250-mile replace many jab fell to

she ties the record for the most space walks by an american. to sports we go the nba playoffs the warriors are headed back to the finals for the third straight year. golden state beat san antonio last night. also becoming the first team in league history to start the playoffs 12-zero. steph curry scored arthritic points. kevin durant added 29. warriors possible third straight matchup match up with cleveland which leads boston two-one in the finals. >> game four tonight. >> lattes are good. avocados are good. but are they good together? i don't know. you be the judge. cafe in melbourne australia selling something they call latte served in avocado skin. the cafe posted a couple of clips on is it a gram they have more than 100,000 views. avenue lattes cost the same price as regular cup of coffee. so i guess the challenge

steve mentioned earlier bringing it without spilling it. >> here's my thing, al. why? why? >> because millennials love avocado toast. avenue cod dough anything. that's what the reason is. >> put a slice in the cuff fee. >> what do they do with the avenue cod dough they scooped out. you get a sized guac. >> that would be nice. i needed to. >> express tow flavored chip to dip in the guacamole. >> coffee in the mix. >> more bad news coming in right now. especially for those of you james bond fans. i think we're all james bond fans. roger moore passed away his family made ma announcement an hour ago. he had a battle with cancer. he was 89 years old. of course, in the mid' 70s to pot yeses 80. >> my favorite bon. my first bon. >> that's why. >> really. >> the first one that i rem remember. >> was he your favorite too. >> he was

>> sean connery. >> i love roger moore and i loved all the james bond movies he was in. >> if i go back and watch them now, you see why sean connery is so many people's favorites. at the time growing up that's what i saw first. i just always associated roger moore with james bond. >> when i first saw sean con connery, who is this imposter. >> i tollly didn't understand he was the first. really that was my thought. i was like, no, roger moore. >> i will say roger moore he was so handsome. >> right. >> and suave. >> yeah. >> rest in peace. >> different kind of handsome. >> we stand corrected. it's sir roger moore. >> yes, it is sir roger moore. >> all right. let's get to tucker talking about our weather today. not soapless sap outside. hopefully things will improve. >> like by friday. >> looking ahead. here's the deal. we always need rain showers around the area. great for keeping everything nice and green and feeding the gardens and that kind of thing. more rain on the way this afternoon and this evening. and definitely take umbrella here because the rain will be steady at times late today and tonight. 63 now

early winds out of the north and east at 12. rain showers just off to the south and west. so we'll be able to hold them back a few more hours but i think by afternoon the rain will move in and again we will be looking at steady rain around here a little later this afternoon ton night. as an area of low pressure down in the carolinas develops and moves off to our south and east overnight tonight early tom tomorrow. so yeah area of low pressure there. we'll be looking at a period of rain. high pressure to the north on shore flow keeping those cool temps. let me mention only about 70 this afternoon. so in addition to the umbrella you might want to consider long sleeved shirt or jackass it will feel cool out there with rain showers moving in. quick look at future cast. 7:30 tonight. raining everywhere. let me mention i think for much of the area here the rain may move in little sooner than that. maybe 4:00 o'clock tonight. steady rain tonight into early tomorrow and guess what, we're not done with the rain yet. by tomorrow night and early thursday another round of rain could bring us a thunderstorm as well we'll get it out of here maureen with sunshine expected for our zip trip in ellicott city on

week 80 with more sunshine. maybe a few thunderstorms by sunday and monday but they'll be more wided scattered not the soaking rain we're expecting across the area later today. all right. that is a weather update. everyone, back to you. >> thanks, tuck. appreciate it. here's question. is it okay to ask a partner to cut back on their family time? sarah is weighing in all new edition of love and order and that's coming up next. 9:39 is our time right now. ♪

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♪ nice. >> i heard the sound you know it's tuesday. that means it is time for little love and order when our sarah fraser joins to us share some message that is she gets from fans. we try to offer a little advice. and we try to be ente entertainn the process. so first up this morning, um, can you too close with your family? >> by the way people take our advice. >> do they really. >> does it work out for them? >> well... [ laughter ] >> hit or miss. >> right. >> what do you guys think about this. this woman actually writes to us schenn says my boyfriend too close to his family? she sells us they hang out he hangs out with his family and his siblings multiple times a week. he work out with his dad after work. meets his siblings for lunch. he even works with one sibling. she's just wonder look is this like too much? we're talking about having a kid. i see my family twice a year. his family is very very good to me i can't plain complain about that but is this a little much. >> what are you complaining about then. >> what's the problem. >> what is the problem? >> it s

a little bit more to herself. >> yeah. >> which is a bad thing. >> she knows what she's getting. he's not hiding it. >> it's good to be close to your family. that's a good sign. you want a guy who like his family. >> this is bad sign for their relationship. >> totally. >> you think so? >> i do. i'm going get part of this is, you know, when you get to the point where if she wanted to things with him and then he's just like i can't i'm doing stuff with my family it suffers. one relationship she has to decide it's not going to change. >> i agree. >> his relationship with his family is that strong that's not going anywhere. she has to realize and that say okay what's the bigger positive here. if he's good to me can i deal with him spending a lot of time with his family. it's not the worst problem. >> become equally to his family even and when they have a fa family. >> this is the guy you want to keep. someone who like his mom, his dad, his siblings. the ones who don't like their siblings. what's going on here. >> troubled water. if she can manage it considering she says she doesn't see her

live farther away. >> they have a different relationship. >> but you know if she can manage it i mean she's gotten a built in family for herself too. people show hugh they are up.- front them put it on the table you make a decision based on that. >> his name isn't wisdom for nothing. >> cards are on the table. accept ept or move. when some time to cut off a college grad? this is a mom that wrote to us. >> when they graduate. >> okay. is it -- that's what she wants to know. their son graduated he had okay grades he's asked them the parents to help him financially until he gets a job. her husband says i'm fine with them she wants to cut him enough 30 days. >> 30 days that's short. i think that's short rope. >> i think as long as he's showing that he's moving towards being, you know... >> as long as >> as long as he's

evident. >> and making strides. what do you cut him off at nine, ten. >> junior year of college. you should be looking for a job already. >> but it doesn't always work out. >> that's fine but you should be looking you can't wait null get the degree walk across the stage and start looking. >> i kind of agree. >> mom and dad hold me up until you should have been looking all the time. >> what if they get a job in a field like ours you don't make money right off the bat you need mom and dad' assistance. >> that's a different story. >> they need to do the little veiled we're cutting you off or i'm not going to pay the bill for you but if i know you're struggling i'll help you out. >> that's a different story. >> i like that. >> pocketbook in moderation. >> right. what do you think about this? this is woman who writes to us she's 25 years old starting out in a professional business. but she says she works a lot of older co-workers who refer to her as social media expert that's not what i was hired for that's not what i do. >> wow. >> she's wondering, should i say anything? my parents say keep your head down, do good work eventually that sort of stereotype will pass. what do you guys

>> is that an insult to be called a social media expert. >> you're 26 or 25 years old you've been hired for this job in corporate. they go, hey --ing. >> you don't want -- you go to law school you come in the law firm give it to the kid. >> i agree witness parents. you'll prove yourself over time. >> i agree. >> i think if you make an issue out of this your co-workers it's a red flag. >> they're probably loo looking eight as compliment they trust you with social media they think you're this whiz. don't make a big deal of out. navigate your way around it. >> if you can navigate your way around they showed hugh they were up front from the beginning. so you need to start looking for another job. build your calendar and say six months if they keep doing this i'm out. >> oh, my god. >> if someone calls you an expert, it's not bad. >> right. >> go with it. >> do the social media thing give them an insight everything else do you for them. >> secretly snap chat they won't know how to use it. [ laughter ] >> coming up erin and tucker look a little different

now sweating for the dress and training for the tucks and show a his and her wedding workout. >> are they getting married. >> well... i don't know. >> we'll find out. that's not erin and tucker they're over on the other corner they look a little different. >> now they're married. >> no? >> who is married?

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♪all right. 9:50. summer wedding season is right around the corner and this morning we're showing all the couples out there ways to get ready for the big day and forge a closer bopped with simple exercise called sweat for the dress and train for the tucks his and her wedding workout. i like the sound of that and this morning i guess my work husband tucker and i are giving eight try. joining us now live with some details sophia so fit rodriguez and fell lip ellis you guys are a couple in real life. so you real dollar work out together. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> we actually met in the gym. >> love story. >> i kind of denied him for while but -- >> ooh. >> rightfully so got to make him work. >> eventually -- >> you bond over exercises. >> yes. >> okay, good. >> show us some good exercises

that do you care together if you're trying get ready for the big day good we'll start with something very simple. >> okay. >> we'll face each other. we're going to lock thumbs. >> all right. >> we'll lean back a little bit. we're going to come down into a squat. come on over. >> come back up. >> really works the legs and the core. >> we have to lock thumbs. >> yes, hold hands and look at each other in your eyes and smile. >> oh, yeah. >> make sure to squeeze the glutes. >> why is she laughing she gazes in my eyes. >> i have no clue. i can't answer that. >> lean back a little more. >> not a good sign. oh, yes. >> do one more. >> how many of these do i do. >> a couple more and relax. >> perfect. >> okay good. that's going to work the core and the legs all of that. >> i can feel that. exactly. >> you guys look great doing it. >> we'll move on to the next one. all right. one of your partners will come on the noor into a crunch position. and the other partner will come into push up position. make sure your feet are nice and wide. >> men -- late night t-v. >> no. [ laughter ] >> come on. the men are going to come

>> uh-huh. >> as they come up the women are going to come up and clap. perfect. you'll repeat and alternate sides. >> that is a very awkward workout. [ laughter ] >> good. you guys look great. keep going. [ laughter ] >> if anybody can't do it on their toes they can come on their knees. >> oh my gosh. >> give me your hands. >> do it in modified position. >> you sure this is a appropriate for the gym. >> we've seep worse. trust me. >> we can do this in public gym. >> yes. >> yes. >> we'll talk to you after this segment. >> all right. that's going to work the chest, the core, arms everything. you guys -- it's kind of an intimate work out you're facing each other. making eye contact. >> hand clapping it's encouraging. >> yes. >> intimacy in that particular technique there. >> that will get you ready for the wedding. last one we'll need a chair. >> you guys demonstrate first. we'll demonstrate first you guys can follow along. >> sounds good

to be se seated. knees will be 90 degrees. he's going to grab my wrists i'm going to be at a nice angle in a plank position. he's going to shoulder press me down. and push me back up. [ laughter ] >> good. >> it takes a lot to make me laughs because these workouts are making me laugh. >> really really activates the core. >> i can see that. >> now, if you want to challenge yourself, of course -- >> wait a minute. my turn/it? >> yeah. >> if you want to challenge yourself -- want to make sure i get this right. >> use the wall instead of a chair. >> exactly. >> make sure your shoulders are nice. >> grab my wrist. >> wrists. >> yup. >> come closer. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> staying far away. >> it will be a little harder. >> how am i doing. >> push up a little high. >> push push push. there you go. keep your belly nice and tight. you guys are doing good. >> keep your body up right. >> there you go. >> i almost let her go on that one. [ laughter ] >> don't let her fall

that looks good. that looks really great. >> good job, erin. >> you guys did really good. >> all right. these exercises help you grow as a couple. >> make a gym date for real. >> we train lot of brides always the bride trying to fit into the dress. i need to fit i need to look good. the grooms are nowhere to be seen. where are they. >> i think i speak for many grooms that we didn't realize it could be that much fun. >> exactly. why don't you make it kind of a bonding experience and couples who sweat together stay together. >> where can couples find you on social media. >> my instagram at so fit fia his is philip fitness 82. >> fitness fipple 82. >> tucker give me a high five. >> yeah. you cepit together for that one. >> ya'll did good. >> we highly recommend those. those are a lot of fun. if you want to try them come on over. >> friday he does 70 push ups on air. today we could only get through three. >> he was slightly distracted.

>> was it? [ laughter ] >> 9:54 right now. still ahead on the 10a obviously we'll get you latest information on the concert explosion overseas that happened last night. we'll check in with our friends at tmz and see what they've been this morning. >> super star jamie fox will join us because he's got a new game show coming on fox called beat shazaam. >> very cool. should be a whole lot of fun. >> speaking of singing skills we've got a rio in the house called replay and they are performing live for us here in the loft. >> it's coffee time on good day d.c. if you've been biking our good day mugs. listen up we have a new good day dunkin' donuts mug to give away perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee. so head to fox5 dc.com/contests or our facebook page at www facebook.com/cox five d.c. to enter our mug contest. one winner selected by random drawing. but hurry you only have now until 11am to enter. back in a moment. moment.

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right now. ♪ breaking right off the top of the 10a, suicide bomber kills 22 concert goers in the ariana grande show in the uk. some of them just children. 59 other people are injured. isis is claiming responsibility for this horrific attack. i'm steve alongside holly, maureen and wisdom. >> first at 10:00 more on that deadly explosion in ariana grande concert in he know land. there have been several new developments in the story. all morning long including arrest and reaction from leaders around the world. we'll get to melanie alnwick live outside the british embassy with the very latest. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. yes, that news isis claimed responsibility reverberating around the world in addition we know that the bomber who died on the scene had an ied packed with shrapnel for mack mum casu casualties. a second person has been arrested by manchester police and we understand that there may

be some raids going on at houses in the south of the city right now. and queen elizabeth this morning sending out a message saying the entire nation is in shock. >> i'd like to appeal to any members of the public that may have umps match or footage from last night they believe can assist in our investigations. >> reporter: frightening scene at one of england's indoor venues manchester arena. where american pop singer ariana grande was just finishing her concert to a sol out crowd of about 20,000. >> that's what they are. they're losers. >> reporter: president donald trump traveling overseas in the middle east commenting on the tack during joint remarks with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. >> we cannot stand a moment longer for the slaughter of innocent people and in today' as tack it was mostly innocent children. >> reporter: police say

explosion happened near a front entrance as people were leaving the show. thousands of people running for the exits. leaving groups of people separated. some friends, parents and children still unable to locate their loved ones. >> and earlier this morning, british prime minister theresa may saying that this was the worst terrorist attack that britain has ever experienced. we are monitoring our partners sky news in london right now. it looks like prime minister theresa may may have something else to add to the story momentarily. also, should tell you that here in the united states, department of homeland security has said that there are month immediate threats at this point, nothing that they know targeting music venues in the united states but they are telling us that people should expect to see more security at public places and events. live outside the british embassy melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> 10:02 is the time. getting look

concert inn clueing 18-year-old georgine in a calendar. she was a big fan of ariana grande' twos years ago she met the singer and posted this photo of the two on her social media page. and just this past sunday one weightier old tweeted, at ariana saying so excited to see you. there is also eight-year-old sophie russo she was at the concert with her mom and sisters whom were injured. officials say at least 12 children under the age of 16 were hurt in the blast. wisdom once again the internet has become our eyes and ears when target -- tragic events strike. many families are using it to try to find their missing loved ones using the hash tag missing in manchester. we're showing you some of them right now. here is courtney and philip. courtney's mom tweeted about the couple. also missing this couple angelica and march son. their daughter alex sharing this photo of them. so many young people martin, khloe rutherford, liam curry, kelly brewster

allison and lisa. who were outside the arena to pick up their kids when the explosion happened. also missing 15-year-old olivia campbell whose mother has made appeals on several news programs today. >> they said there had been a bomb -- an explosion at manchester arena is olive safe. i put the news on. couldn't get a hold of her. there's many phone calls and, um, phoned the police. they weren't really helpful at that time because it was so fresh. i don't know where she is. i don't know if she's alive even yet. they're just trying every social media site constantly rinking her phone but it's just going straight through to it cannot be connected at the moment. >> the unimaginable heart broke from a mother searching for her child who simply went to a concert wanting to have good time only to have this happen. 22 people so far are

more than 50 injured at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england last night. >> just terrible. >> the anx of not knowing, you know. i mean just -- because when you don't know you still hold out hope and it's just so horrific. >> obviously heavy hearts and thoughts with all of the victims out there. we got a little bit more avenue first-happened account this morning as to what happened last night at that concert. from wasn't of the band members. friend of fox5 the drummer for ariana grande is a dc native performed right here in the loft before and as a matter of fact aaron spears who again grew up in d.c. was drumming for ariana last night was on that stage wasn't in the venue when the blast happen. he's appeared on good day d.c. before. so i reached out to him this morning to make sure he was okay. i reached out to him last night. this morning i got statement back from him. he told me when des describing t happened. we finish the show and we were walking back to our dressing room when, boom, we can hear people but we had no idea what it was. there was all kind of speculation what was going on. just five minutes after getting back to the room

in and informed us that we had tock 58 what the building immediately and it was then that we realized that this was serious. initially we thought the sound was all kinds of thing but did it not hit that were you bomb until we evacuated and they tolds exactly what was going on. by we he means the whole band here. he says it's so heartbreaking because so many little ones attend our shows. i just keep thinking about them. i'm extremely thankful that no one on the touring crew was physically hurt. but this painful memory will live with all of us forever i'm just in disbelief. it is so surreal. he also told me that obviously their thoughts are with all of the people who were there fans and they consider them to be part of their family. >> sure. >> and touring family. so just -- it's just mind blowing to think of anything like you said you go to an event like this so much fun, so much excitement you're sharing that moment with 20,000 other people and something tragic happens. >> it wouldn't be good at any concert but you just don't think of a bunch of young teen girls being the target because i m

that's -- the good majority of ariana grande followers not that it was just teen girls but a good majority. heart sickening. >> think about all the open -- the massive open venues that we all go to all the time. >> all the time. >> i know that was a concert we talking about concerts. football games, basketball games, soccer games where there are large groups of people. >> festival. parades. >> anything especially here in this area that anything could happen at any moment. so it's awful this is the world we live in. >> what's even more troubling you talk to catherine herridge when you asked the question what would do we at this point? what can we do to make ourselves safer? really there was no answer. >> um-hmm. >> how much more frightening is it to know we're going into the summer season you're doing concerts and things of that nature this has become another way these terrorists can attack and just standing at a doorway or somewhere where people will be going through. you don't even have to get into venue any more. it's unnerving and makes you want to hunker down in your safe zone but where exactly is that. >> i know. just makes you want to hold on your

the terrorists win. >> you miss out on life exactly. >> exactly. exactly. >> all right. before we check what's trending let's check in with allison seymour a look at what else is making had he lines this morning. good morning,ly. >> good morning everybody. first up another hollywood legend has passed away. former james bond star sir richard moore has died his family making that announce many an hour and a half ago on twitter he died aft a short battle with cancer. sir roger moore was 89 years o old. president donald trump on his way to his third stop on his first international trip. this morning he left for rome but a few hours ago in bethlehem the president said he wants palestinian leaders to take steps that will help lead to peace with israel. on monday, he became the first sitting president to visit jerusalem's western wall. the president will also visit vatican city where he'll meet with pope francis. right now back here locally, bowie state university is in the midst of honoring a student who was supposed to graduate today

richard collins ii. was murdered in unprovoked attack at the university of maryland. last night a vigil was held in his honor. a new study says just one click drink a day increases your risk for breast cancer. the report also says that vigorous exercising reduces your chances of getting breast ca cancer. the study found that drinking one small glass of wine or beer is linked to an increased cancer risk of 5% for pre menopausal women and 9% for post menopausal women. and finally, one week from today season five of the house of cards will be released on netflix but we got a little surprise here in d.c. yesterday. kevin spacey who plays trang underwood on the netflix hit show has been spotted around town and photos taken by former chief white house photographer pete so is a. so is a served as president obama's chief photographer. posted these pictures on instagram witness caption spending the day with president underwood. season five of hse

premieres may 30th. back to you. >> ben's chill pi ball must stop on the -- on a day for a tourist in d.c. i love it. >> he got around. those were lot of pictures. >> thanks, al. >> you got it. >> ten minutes past the hour. >> the fir lady all the talk on social media. new video going viral that some say hints trouble between trump and the first lady. now you can see president trump try to take melania's hasn't after touching down in israel yesterday. she appears to actually slap his hand away. watch. there you go. however, moment later the first lady did make take the pres president's hasn't. online sparking a lot of reaction. this is moment melania became first lady, oh, that was with -- this is the moment melania became first lady. did melania refuse to hold trauma pop has and. what did five fingers say to trump's hasn't. slap. >> oh, boy. >> people read into

>> people saying listen, look, she grab his hand later. this was not slap but, who knows. >> kind of looked like a slap. [ laughter ] >> that's what i'm saying. when i first saw i was like ooh. >> yeah. >> 10:11 is the time right now. pop-bar in dc stirring up some controversy with one of its drinks call the pill cosby. it's a cocktail and it's garnished with empty capsules the founder of pop-up bar says the tequila based hibiscus drink made to bring awareness to drugging in bars. bill cosby accused of drugging and sexually assaulting the several women. the owner of the pop up boar released a saying the drink was in poor taste and apologize for offending anyone. the restaurant will remove the drink from its menu. >> not getting the publicity and their name out that. probably a good thing. 10:11. ariana grande suspending the rest of her tour for now after last note's deadly explosion. we'll go to life to tmz. >> good day row play

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celebrity dish in just a moment. we'll get more on the deadly terror tack at ariana grande concert last night in england and for more on what happened and what's next for the singer we'll go live to the top tmz. harvey levin joining us this morning. thanks so much for being with us today. >> sure. sure. >> yeah. tough day. what is your camp hearing? >> well, a lot. for starters, ariana grande has canceled -- postponed her world tour especially in europe indefinitely. she was supposed to perform in england, france, germany, switzerland, bunch of places in europe, and that is now indefinitely on hold for two reasons. one, she is utterly devastated by this. she was as it was put to me hysterical all last night. and, you know, just incapable of performing, also, there's a legitimate concern over security at these concert venues. we are told that by numer

people that security was bad at the manchester arena yesterday. they did not scan people. they didn't wand people. they weren't most for the most part checking backpacks and b bags. however, it looks like the bomb went off in a public area right outside the arena.& still win the rotunda area but it look like this may have been owned by the city which creates a hole issue of when does the venue have to check? so that's kind of being work out right n now. but this has really shaken the music community and now exactly what is going to happen with these concerts? are possible going to cancel concerts out of fear that this could happen again? are they going to double down on security which is obvious they're going to do that. but that's the issue right now. what's the future of these big events? >> well, harvey, we talk about this this morning. i mean, you're saying your sources are telling you

was lacked inside. we're talking about this happen outside of the venue so really what can you real dollar about this? we've been talking about it all morning. when you come to an open venue where there's host people it's kind of hard for the whole thing to be 100% secure. >> you're absolutely right, wisdom. look, 100% right. now, odd thing about this is this happened in a rotunda area which seems to be owned by the city. as far as we can see. but they were selling hem biehl -- they were selling merchandise and it looks like ariana grande merchandise in the area. so it's still unclear to me exactly who was controlling all of this. nonetheless, typically, the security checkpoint would be beyond that point. so you're right. i mean, look, if it's not inside there it could be park lot. it could be anyplace like that. so it does call into question, you know, exactly what is going to happen when isis is targeting an audience where there are eight-year-old girls who are killed, you know, wal

a concert. and that's the issue right now. it's app issue for parents. it's an issue for concert goers much it's an esche for performers. >> i was going to say it's an issue for performers my heart has been heavy for ari hannah specifically it happened at her concert and so she feels some kind of blame there. obviously it wasn't her fault at all in any way, shape or form don't you think now there will be a lot of performers that will be maybe re-evaluating this whole life concert thing? because there's always going to be an area that is just beyond the security perimeter. >> well, that's our mission today. what you just said is exactly what we just talk to the group about behind me. and that is the issue. and look, it's further complicated by the fact that performers in music especially make their money now off a concerts. that they're not making it off of their records because of everything that's going on with people stealing music. so they mak t

concerts. what are they going to do? that's the question. >> all right. tough situation for everybody to be in. tragedy and loss of life. all the way around. >> we appreciate you and are your sources. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> sure. >> you can catch tmz weekdays right here on fox5 three to 7:0. >> all right. >> let's move on to some good day celebrity dish. we'll serve it up on tuesday unfortunately we've got some sad news to start with this, too. roll hollywood director zac schneider. >> he's stepping away from the upcoming justice league movie warner brothers movie all star dc comic book super hero mega movie set to hit the big screen in november. he tells the hollywood reporter that he and his wife was also working on the movie will step away because of their daughter's unexpected death.& their 20-year-old daughter died on march 20th after she committed suicide. he released this statement he said demands of the job are pretty intense

it is all consuming and in the last two months i've come to the realization i've decided to take a step back from the movie to be with my family. be with my kids who really need me. they are all having a hard time. i'm having a hard time. the studio is behind the movie warner brothers says their hair goes out to zac schneider. >> yeah. >> you can't fault him. you have no idea until you walk in those shoes obviously. >> right. >> and you're right. your family is the most important. >> right. >> they have to be the priority. >> yeah. >> the movie will be fine. our prayers are with him and his family for sure. right. >> and that's the celebrity d dish. on tuesday. >> tough one. >> it sure is. thanks guys. 10:20 receipt now. coming up a music app turn game show happens to have an oscar and grammy winner as the host. jamie foxx will join us live later on and we'll talk about how you can beat shazaam. >> plus helping you throw the perfect cook out this memorial day weekend we're grilling out all week and this morning the team from the partisan cooking with como showing us how to fire up some ribs. back after

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>> the scene outside captures the mood everyone is feeling today. little gray, heavy. >> kind of dreary out there. >> very dreary. but hey, tucker barnes may be with better news for memorial day weekend as i look way way ahead. hey, tuck. >> hey maureen. here's the good news. it look like we'll be sunny and bright to start our holiday weekend so that's great news. you know, rain

across the area. we need it unfortunately it seems like we're getting a lot of the last couple of days. we got more in the forecast this afternoon ton night then again tomorrow. 63 right now in washington. it's cool out there. bring a jacket. winds out of the northeast east at seven and bring your umbrella you'll want it this afternoon another round of rain showers of showers moving in from the south and west. you notice watch the last couple of frames. notice the green up into the washington area kind of disappearing. we've got drier air so at least temporarily we're going to be able to get the rain showers evaporate. eventually with an area of low pressure developing to our south and we have, press aig cross the mid atlantic really moving off to our south and east we'll have rain showers in the region and some of the rain particularly late this afternoon ton night could be on the steady side. here's up side of the forecast. no severe weather expected our atmosphere is pretty stable. we will have rain showers and cool temperatures this afternoon with highs in the up err per 60s to about 70. all right. quick look at your forecast for this afternoon. keep that umbrella handy you'll want it.

daytime highs around 70 degrees and i just want to mention because i know a lot of you are already planning ahead for the weekend. that we've got another round of rain second half of tomorrow into early thursday. maybe that will end with a thunderstorm. and then we should break out into sunshine thursday afternoon and friday and saturday look absolutely beautiful. daytime highs upper 70s near 80. got that zip trip in ellicott city on friday. per peck weather for that come out seen us. saturday look great. sunshine and 82. sunshine by sunday and monday. typical memorial day garden variety thunderstorms sunday afternoon and monday much the forecast does bet better from here. wednesday night and thursday cool temperatures expected this afternoon. all right. guys. that is the latest. i'll toss it back to you. >> all right. thank you tuck. all right. time for good day replay. we're talking about the new baltimore based r and b trio and coming up next they're live in the loft to perform their new single. right now it is 10:25.

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>> i'm shaken and i'm 17 as w well. >> layla and i'm 16. >> i love it. riplay. straight out of baltimore. so the hank hate me i love it. i love the message. what was came behind this song. >> well, as, um, love yours self, be your zest and most importantly love yourself. the generation we're in a lot of kids making other kids feel like you have to be half naked and high to fit n we came across the message you don't have to do anything of those things to fit in. you can just be yourself. >> it's like an anti bullying song. >> basically. >> how did you come up with the idea? you're right. there's lost pressure especially to say maybe do something a little more riske. sexy but you're going the positive route. >> yeah. >> why was that important for you guys. >> because when we was in school there was lot of people who was pressuring us totter the same exact things and stuff we didn't really want to do. so we was like, maybe we should sing about this. let kids

relate this. being pressured to things that they don't really want to do. >> you guys have blown up on the baltimore scene. i know the mayor even honored you guys, right. >> yeah. >> you're expanding. you've been compared to tlc. >> yes. what does that feel like? >> we really admire them a lot. but riplay is the original like selves. we're us. we'll all be us. >> when you say, what do you think makes you unique? i know your sound is unique for sure. what else do you think makes you unique? >> um, like you said, like we're not trying to copy everybody else. nobody else sings about the things we sing about. a lot of people supporting positive music we're trying to bring that back. >> what's members for you? have you put on an lp? who are you working with? give me the gist on what's happening with your music and your sound. where you going to next? >> right now we're working on an ep and, um, we're working with phantom boys, one big family. >> i love the uni

>> thank you. >> anyone you'd want to work with. like your dream producing team if you can put it out there. who would it be? >> um, we would love to work with kay lonnie. >> yes. >> oh my gosh. >> i love her. i would still like to come together with the rest of the tlc members as well. >> oh, wow. okay. okay. what lies ahead as the summer rolls on? any more concert dates? what's your big thing? what's the next big thing. >> right now we're just preparing for anything that comes our way. practice every day if anything pops up we're ready. >> you got a huge social media following. you've got millions of views. >> uh-huh. >> people all over you on facebook, instagram, whatever. guys out that they are huge. facebook page right there one riplay instagram official riplay check them out. that's how you started blowing up and people making your name around here. >> right. >> we're looking for new music. doing hate mow right now. >> yes. >> ae working on a new song. >> of course. >> of course. we have done a lot of songs just

>> oh wow. >> i love the positivity. >> i believe that you're going to lost songs. >> aw i believe we will riplay out of baltimore right now in the good day loft. giving us a taste of hate me positive message beautiful ladies. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> sum back any time. back over to you guys on the couch. >> other musician got a grammy and he also has an account immediate award jamie foxx. he has seepingly done it all now he's adding yet another ring to his reece assume may. game show host. why not, right? music theme coming up next. he'll talk to us about the new fox music challenge caught beat shazaam. we'll talk to jamie foxx next.

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>> believe it or not there's only one all new episode of empire left. the drama gets explosive on part two of the season three finale. cookie is about to stir major problems for the big launch of empire in sin city. while hakeem continues his search for baby bella. >> how old are you? >> i was just get getting her ry for you. >> get the baby out of here. >> call the police. i don't care. >> get off me man. >> i'm sorry mr. dubois he push past me. >> it's quiet all right. >> hakeem, what are you doing here. >> i followed

she ain't stupid. she told mow you were sketchy. >> relax, easy son. >> i ain't my son. thank god my mom didn't mary roar ass does these people have my daughter? >> we know where she is. >> where is she? >> she's safe and sound. >> tell me right now. look, i just want to see her again. i'd do anything. >> well, you heard him. he said he'd do anything. >> um-hmm. >> ♪ >> what's anything going to be? >> on that show it could literally be anything. you can catch toil and trouble part two wednesday night at 9:0. of course we're told that the fina

viewers speechless. >> they've done pretty good job on cliff hangers. >> anika will not make it past this season. >> somebody is dying. that you know. >> anika and andre. >> multiple people die. >> who died this season already? >> yes. >> tariq the freak died. >> that's right. >> he just died last week. he sure did. he was just the moment recent person to die. >> there's so many. >> you can go at any time on that show. >> you want to be the cliff hanger, though. >> the way grandma did it was cold blood. >> well, jeez. >> they don't play on empire. >> i know. we'll fine out with what the cliff hanger is tomorrow and find out who may have died or whatever it is. probably next year. >> hoot options are. >> exactly. >> of dying. >> narrow it down. wizards may not have made it to the big game. john wall a winner in the eyes of students he made students very happy yesterday. a high school student sent john wall a tweet hoping to get his attention she told him if he retweeted her tweet her entire class would get a

on their math exam. >> this is like a thing now. >> somebody put restraints on wisdom until i finish read. john wall took care of the request and the entire class got an a on the test. now, as you both said didn't this happen just recently yes, did it. kobe bryant did the same thing last week. so could this be a trend? >> sadly, yes. >> look i love john wall. i love that he was able to help out the students but i hope it's nutren. >> i hope it's not trend. >> it's the end of the year. >> teachers can put stop to it. >> they really can. come on. >> it's a nice lesson in reaching out and,. >> yeah. >> the old reach for the stars to see what happens. but -- >> let's tweet someone to see if we can get out of doing the second hour of good day tomorrow. >> not chance. >> there's a way you can get out of that. [ laughter ] >> if you don't tweet somebody you'll get out. >> exactly. >> that's true actual. >> okay. >> i'm here. >> we get hurry up and move on. 10:42 is the time. high school senior who a tendons a private christian school won't get a chance to

garage wary ceremony because she's pregnant. >> maddie violated the school code of conduct by having pre marital sex. >> reporter: high school scene i don't know and her parents are struggling to understand how their conservative christian high school can teach and promo being pro life but then turn their back on one of their own. >> such a small school and it's such a big deal and i'm the only one that won't be there. >> maddie is a graduating student at heritage academy the only one in her class of 15 seep yours who won't be allowed to walk. >> 25 weeks tomorrow. >> because she's pregnant. >> tow back coke alcohol, drugs, morality. >> heritage academy through k through 12 conservative christian school at the beginning of every school year high school students and their parents each sign a pledge. >> because i mean i signed it it was just like a typical thing every school year you sign it yeah, i know, i got to listen. >> it reads

extends to my actions such as protecting my body by abasing from sexual immoral will the and from the use of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs. >> do you feel that this is there's a different different interpretation to this pledge that would allow to you walk on graduation yes? i do. i think the difference is consistency. number one. because we've had -- we've had other students that have serious infractions and they've walk in the past and they're allowed to walk this year. >> her dad was president of the school bosses board which tackles amongst other issues discipline. he resigned from the board once his daughter made the decision to n the school she was prenant. the school's principal believes heritage academy made an exception by allowing maddie to continue taking classes. >> roar setting an example of mad glee no. i believe every situation should be -- should be evaluated individually. when it comes to a precedent, i do

always guide decision that is are made in the future. >> the 18-year-old says she chose to tell school officials she was pregnant in an effort to not deceive her teachers and peers. maddie is a 4.0 student who was forced to step down from all her leadership positions at school and was kept home for two days during an unofficial suspension. she says she's septembered her discipline but by not allowing her to walk, she feels she's being shamed. >> you can't be pro life but then refuse to support the girl that keeps her baby. >> the baby's father does not attend heritage academy. graduation is in 11 days and maddie says if she's not allowed to walk, then she'll have a private ceremony the next day and all her classmates will be invited in hagerstown, marina march rocco fox5 local news. >> hmm. interesting story no doubt. >> that's a tough one. it is also a christian school which would also we all fall short of the glory of god, right, and so, you know, you will think there might be some forgiveness

point bee pro life was also a valid point. >> what's the issue here, she sign the pledge and got pregnant but she did make that point about what better christian message i'm pro life and having a child. it's complicated. >> rules are rules. >> i wonder hoot father is. is he in the graduating class. >> no. >> not at that school. >> he doesn't go to that school. >> interesting. >> we still have much more coming up. we've been talking about jamie foxx joining us this morning. unfortunately out of our control jamie is running late this morning. but it's not problem. we'll catch up with him in just a few minutes unfortunately it will probably not be in time to get on the air today. so it might be the kind of thing we talk to him today and get it to you tomorrow. >> reason for to you tune in tomorrow. >> exactly. >> which you would be any way, of course. right? >> exactly. >> 10:46. coming up we're heading out to the grill again this morning. part of a week dedicated to helping you throw the best cook out possible this memorial day weekend. yesterday it was all about the sides. this time we're moving on to the main course. we'll check in with erin and all

>> if we keep one piece of each part of the meal. >> whole meal by the end of the week. >> yeah. ♪ >> yeah. ♪♪

♪ tone 10:49. we continue the countdown to the memorial day holiday weekend way week of grilling out in the fox lot. yesterday we focused on corn-on-the-cob much this morning we're moving on to the mape course. team cooking with como this morning. >> thank you wis dollar. that's right we have chef as well butcher nathan from the partisan and we're ma making ban cured ribs that's main course for a memorial day barbecue. >> definitely. >> you cut your own slices of meat and everything. you prefer the spare ribs, right. >> i love the spare ribs. little fattier and they have a little more muscle to them. so they cook over a little longer and they have more of to them when they're all done. >> buck me threw the whole process how you make the bacon cured ribs and that's different than traditional barbecue sauce ribs. >> cool. we make a bacon cure which consists mostly of brown sugar, salt, black pepper

other spices. >> mix it altogether. >> mix it ought together these are spare ribs or st. louis cut ribs. >> um-hmm. >> they have more meat on the other side of the rib as well. so you want to one of the first steps there's a line of skin on this side you want to peel it off. if you don't take that off, that's when you bite a rib and it all sticks together. >> you don't want that. that's something that maybe at home chefs might accidently make the mistake. keep that in mine if you're grilling yourself and monday. >> you just want to kind of be put as much on as want. let it sit for at least four hours. >> hmm. >> as it sits it's going start you seek here it's all right starting to create little syrupy it. >> look locate canny on top of ribs. >> exactly. >> that's what you want to see. >> yes. >> after four hours maybe even up to eight hours, you'll rinse it. so it doesn't have all of that stuff on it. then you can go straight on to the grill. >> all right. let's show them the grill. we have some kind of hanging out over who. it gets a nice zeroed color on both sides. >> yup. so what we did, we put them on the higher heat so we can get carmelization. >> um-hmm. >> and then we moved

it's cooking inn directly. so the high heat is then cooking the heat is kind of transferring all around. >> you can smell it all the way over here. it smells really good. >> how long would you put it on the grill for. >> these will take about three and a half to four hours. >> so slow cook it after you char it. >> yup. you dope want to cook it over burn it with all some sugar and everything you're getting black spots take your time. >> those are good tips for cooking at home. i love off homemade brian this is a little different way of preparing ribs as well. >> exactly if you're not into the whole curing process you can buy our brian pack which is consists of salt and sugar and bunch of aromatics. bring water to pole, pour in into it, stir it until it dissolves and then -- >> can't open it. >> want to epp it for me. >> i hope this earlier and it smells like pepper corn. it smells good. >> dehydrated oranges and lyme's in there you get citrus aspects of it. >> you can buy this home and take it home and you c

rubs. >> correct. >> this is something really excited partisan is open on monday. >> yes, we are. you can come in and buy your own cuts of ribs what other other meats you want for barbecue at home. >> or go in and have a burger waiting for it all. >> that sounds really nice, too. >> you destroys great burgers as well. >> we do. >> tell me about the sides that you brought with the ribs. you have homemade potato salad and cole slaw. >> we got a smoked potato salad just a classic cole slaw. so we smoke the mayo phase good chives it kind of a smoke can he flavor. >> uh-huh. fold some whole grain mustard and onions and potatoes into it. if that's not, f the ribs aren't smokey enough for you the potato salad. >> nice little accent for your barbecue. >> exactly the i like the sound of it sometimes on mondays. he want to just head out to lunch you can stop right in and grab them. tell me about a sauces. >> i'm a big fan of the hot sauce. >> me too. >> i truly it took me forever to find a vendor because i was going to these little bow day gas all over town so i could find these

actually sell them now at the partisan. one of the good parts if you're coming in to get your meats you can look up on our shelves and we have a whole bunch of retail items. >> including gordy's products i really like the pickles and great blood mary mix, too. >> we sell the blood mary mix. >> which is exciting any time you're having a barbecue have little cocktail with it. i'll try this rib. you were saying it gets nice seared color. >> that one might be easier. >> this one could be easier. why make it more difficult than it has to be. look how jeez see it look. i love the outside carl mobilized color. it smells so good. a little sweet. >> yeah. >> that is incredible. just falls off the bone. you can see right there all that good color mixed in with it. the outside of it is just completely blackened with all those good flavors. would you like a peace tucker? >> well, if you ask. >> well, we did work out together today. i figure we've earned our ribs. >> right. >> um-hmm. >> i just want to try it. >> you can try it. this is delicious. thank you so much for coming in nathan. >> thank you. >> i love that your butcher as well you really know what

good tips. >> i guess. >> see. >> he's like keep complimenting me. just keep it going. >> this is amazing. >> isn't that so good. >> um-hmm. >> quick look at weather. we got clouds out here right now. guess what, we've got showers in the forecast this afternoon ton night. more rain on the way. take an umbrella. it's kind of cool out here. >> it's a little cool. highs in the upper 60s to about 70 this afternoon. we got rain showers in the forecast later tonight and tomorrow and then through thursday nice looking weekend coming up. >> awesome. perfect weekend for memorial d day. get your grilling going. if you have any questions nathan is right down at the partisan can't sell you great cuts of meat and great prepared foods. >> yum yum yum. >> erin i have question for him, erin. >> sure what's that. >> because what it is they serve, is there any meat that cannot be grilled because it seems like they can do anything you can imagine? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear you, steve. >> i said is there -- ask him if there's any meat that can c not be grilled it seems like they will cook anything and everything. >> he wants to be if there's any meats th

because it seems like you cook anything and everything? >> that's a tough one. >> careful how you answer that. >> i don't grill the spleens or other organ meats. >> basically steve if it's appetizing they'll prepare it for you. >> i gotcha. >> i don't eat the spleens. >> i'll file that under things that should not be grilled or eaten. >> grilled tripe doesn't -- no. >> they have a rather exotic collection of foods they serve. i'll stick to the ribs. ribs look great. >> let's talk a little tweets now. see what people are talking about over the past two hours. along with us during good day. hey. david grogan says maureen umeh my gosh the girl are fabulous talking about riplay our trio from baltimore making waves. a lot of people digging their sound this morning. look at that. ya'll did wonderful job. shout out to my people on baker man row in baltimore. >> love the song first time hearing it not bad, ladies. riplay you are going places. >> remember you saw them first on good day, ronnie. >> exactly. >> all good things start on good

>> hey, we know this was tough day with us and the news today. thanks for sticking with. we're back tomorrow with more good day. and our gang. >> bye.

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