♪ straight ahead, rough and tumble politic. takes on a whole new meaning. >> sick and tired of you guys. >> republican congressman candidate charged with assault this morning accused of body slamming a reporter. the attack caught on an audio recording comes just hours before voters head to the polls for a special election. we'll tell you why it's being so closely watched here in washington. more arrests linked to that dead

including two of the suspect's brothers. we'll have update on the investigation, plus why the case is causing major tension between the us and british intelligence agencies. the killing of lieutenant richard collins has prompted university of maryland school officials to form a special task force that's specifically deals with hate bias incidents i'm annie yu and i'm tell you how coming up. >> and later, 40 years of the force. today star wars marks a major milestone and the sith zone january is getting in on the celebration. we'll show you how plus our first look behind the scenes from the set of the new chapter in the space saga. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ once upon time at a news station right around the corner, that's all i got. >> i feel the script should be

there on the screen. >> committed to the whole thing. >> i did. that's all i committed to. that's it. that's it. >> bigger commit many. >> yeah. that's what we need bigger commit many. good day -- >> that's what ladies always say. >> laugh half. >> good day dc. 9:02 on this thursday, may 25th. wisdom martin, holly morris, maureen umeh and steve chenevey. >> how about the doggie diet. olympia loft nearly 60 pounds after showing up at a virginia shelter and yes it involves some exercise. >> wow! >> amazing. >> just like with you. >> 60 pounds to dog is a lot. >> a lot. >> olympia will be our biggest loser today, right? that's awesome. >> in a good way. absolutely. yeah. first though let's talk about this weather. another mess of a morning out there. >> oh my gosh. >> heavy rain falling early this morning. more could be on the way later. but there's a light in the form of sun at the end of the tunnel. tucker is back with those details. hay tuck. >> hey holly.

midday. got to get there first and still very gloomy out early this morning. heavy rain over night for parts of the area not making the morning commute a lot of fun. people getting out town. 61 at reagan national. 50bwi marshall. 58 degrees in baltimore. the rain that moved through overnight very quickly pushed off to the north. and at least temporarily we're done with the rain chances. i think if we give it a couple more hours we shall get some sunshine and high temperatures in the mid 70s. i do want to give you early heads up head shine is going to encourage showers and thunderstorms to redevelop later this afternoon if you're out and about enjoying the sun and temperatures get in the low 70s be on the look out here between about three, four, five, 6:00 o'clock tonight. showers and thunderstorms likely to redevelop and some of those could be on the strong side late this afternoon a lot of energy in the upper atmosphere that will be conducive to thunderstorm activity. quick look at the forecast for today. 74 that's depending on sunshine. more sunshine we get

chances we'll get afternoon thunderstorms. coming up we'll look at the holiday weekend forecast everybody getting out of town today and look at the beaches and that kind of thing here. weekend looks brighter and warmer. maureen, back to you. >> thank you tucker. >> our big story this morning a shake up in phil montana's house seat. the president's new interior secretary. >> hours before election republican candidate for congress greg geophone thai was charged with assault. he was accused of body slamming a reporter who tried to ask him a question. it happened with a pre scheduled interview with fox news at his private office at campaign head quarters were reporter for the guardian walk in and tried to ask him about the republican health care bill. that reporter managed to record what happened next. take a listen. >> you know you were waiting to make your decision about health care until you saw the bill and it just came out. >> let me talk to you about that later. >> but there's not going to be time. i'm curious -- >> speak with shane, please

>> sick and tired of you guys. >> you did the same thing. >> get the hell out of here. >> get the hell out of here. you did the same thing. are you are you the guardian. >> you just brought my glasses. >> last guy did the same dam thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> all right. >> fox alicia hakuna says he grabbed reporter ben jacobs around the neck with both hands and slammed him to the ground. key newspaper in montana that had endorsed jianne ton thai withdrawn their support. >> people online are saying somehow the reporter deserve it. >> our job is to questions. he asked a question. the we don't have time. the selection tonight.

>> how does it go from i'm asking to a him snapping that quickly. it's troubling. it's incredibly troubling. >> even if the were the dumbest question on the planet. an insulting out of the or question, you go from being asked a question to body slamming or allegedly body slamming and breaking someone's glasses? that's the part i agree, i don't know how you go to that level that fast. >> walk away. i don't understand that. >> i don't get it. >> obviously, his office is saying this reporter came into a place where he was not supposed to be. >> right. >> putting the blame there. i'm not going defense the reporter we weren't there and we don't know what the situation was. alicia did describe it online which we talk about. but nothing should end with violent. it should not have gotten to that report where that person had to be restrained. >> at this point when this happens does it embold den other people when a reporter asks a question. we're under this scope of media being under this microscope of being fake news and not >> this is person open in the fact he does not like the media in the

>> clearly. >> obviously there was an issue there. but the question will it have an impact on the race or not? literally almost more than a third of montana's voters casts their ballots before this came out. lot of people wondering if this will even impact the race now. check the morning briefing first up president arriving in belgium for the nato summit. it will his first as commander in chief and the president will not take part in any policy sessions. but major topic of the discussion is expected to be terrorism especially after monday' as tack in opening land during his campaign president trump criticized nato calling it obsolete back tracked on that claim last month. back here at home the big topic is the gop's obama carey place many. yesterday the congressional budget office finally released its report and it's grade it doesn't look good for the -- score doesn't look for republican plane. cbo estimates 23 million fewer americans would be insure. premiums would be lowered for some people but older people would pay about ten times as much as young adults. out of pocket

people would also sky rocket. the report says the plan would cut $120 million from the deficit over the next ten years but senate democrats say the bill is dead upon arrival. obviously some republicans disagree. also here at home new details into the russian investigation. justice department revealed attorney general jeff sessions did not disclose meetings he had with the russian ambassador to the united states last year when filling out his security clearance form. the fbi says they advised him those encounter doctors not have to be included on the form. since the meetings were through his official capacity as us senator. tension growing between the u.s. and uk this morning. after a series of intelligence leaks related to the manchester bombing investigation. >> meanwhile officials have also announced more arrests overnight in the aftermath of that attack. police are trying to figure out if the suspect was part of a broader network of terror terroristings. allison back with all the details. good morning. >> thank you very much, good morning to all of you. once again we're talking about leaks from the us intelligence community. they're now creating new tensions between int

agencies that generally have worked pretty well together as this investigation has moved forward. >> police on the hunt in england. cell phone video capturing one of the raids. >> he's scare. >> the man to be biometer at ariana grande concert. 22-year-old salman abedi purchases what may be a backpack used in the attack. two of his brothers reportedly been arrested. police think he was a part of broader network with real concerns that others may be at large. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. as i said it continues a pace extensive investigation going on and activity taking place across greater manchester as we speak. >> president trump meantime headed to nato conference today where terror concerns may figure prominently. >> when you see something like happened two days ago, you realize how important it is to win this

>> but the president may also have an awkward encounter with british prime minister theresa mate brits are angry that information shared with u.s. intelligence agencies may have been leaked to the media. >> i do think this is serious. it's very important that the government. country concern remains as part of the investigation. when the information is let out and the narrative follows it it is very important. >> example of what we're talking about. here. this is kind of thing that britts are a grant about these. these pictures featured on the front page of the new york times this morning with actual photographs of evidence from this investigation. this kind of information they say just should not be shared at this time. >> i'm wondering how does it keep us to shot share information. i get they're upset this happen but overall in the big per chick cher how does this keep us safe. >> our guest told us this morning who deals with counter terrorism issues. he said the problem with this is, is that if they reveal the

identity of the bomb maker, the would bomb t cells and specifically one that moves around and they keep that person on the move so they can't find that person. if they reveal clues as to who that bomb maker may be, if the bomb maker feels that they are about to be arrested, that will trigger more tax. if they feel that the police are nearing in on that, it could set off more of what they've been working on. that's the concern don't put that information out there to the public until they get a chance to find that person behind the scenes. >> okay. all right. thanks, al. >> you got it and thanks, steve. 9:11 is the time. the queen also stopped by hospital in ma and chester to visit victim of the terror tack in manchester. >> time right now is 9:11. fox5 update right now. two men arrested in connection to a noose found hanging at crofton middle school have been charged with a hate crime. connor prout and john, charged yesterday. earlier this month, teacher found the noose hanging on an outdoor light fixture in front of the school. police identified the suspects with the help of surveillance video from the school. they were i

trespassing disturbing school operations and disorderly conduct. changes are coming to the university of maryland campus after a bowie state university student was murdered there over the weekend. >> yesterday a moment of reflection held on the campus in honor of the victim richard collins. the school said the incident has certainly shaken the campus community to the point they want to make changes right away. annie yu live in the college park with the latest for us. annie. >> reporter: good morning. as you know there's been an outpouring of support from the university of maryland campus out here in college park, and in addition to that moment of reflection yesterday, we can tell you that the memorial still sits out here at the bus stop where army second lieutenant richard kohl's, iii was killed early saturday morning. he was stab at a bus stop at u m.d. campus as he waited for ride with friends. lieutenant collins was supposed to graduate from bowie state university earlier this week. i want to show you video where faculty and students gathered to

at this point in the investigation officials are still trying to figure out if this deadly stabbing was in fact a hate crime. university president wallace loh is urging students to be patient as investigators do what they need to do and announced these new steps that the university is taking to bring people together and he's making it clear that hate will not be tolerated. he says that there creating a rapid response team made up of faculty, staff and students. specifically traininged and providing services to anyone subject to do a possible hate incident and the university they're going to allocate $100,000 to support diversity, education efforts for the campus and moving forward he says that they will release an wall reports on campus hate bias incidents and they're also going to create a special task force that will review and recommend changes to policies as way to prevent future incidents. so pregnant loh hoping that these new steps will foster a more positive culture where hate is not tolerated. meanwhile the suspect is a university of maryland student. he's 22-year-old sean

he's been charged with collins death being hell right now without bond, and again, still trying to figure out if this was a hate crime due to urbanski's affiliation with a racist facebook group. so you can see there that the university of maryland continuing to make some changes here to address what happened. meanwhile tomorrow morning the family of lieutenant collins they'll be gathering their final goodbye to their loved one in upper marlboro at the first baptist church of glenn arden. again that's in upper marlboro tomorrow morning. that's the latest from college park. back to you in the studio. >> annie, thanks very much. popular netflix series knew one that just debuted has led to major act by the baltimore police depth. series obviously with local angle as well. coming up melanie as more on the keepers. >> and then later, empire, did you watch it? going out with a bang. we'll have a life, arc look rather back at last night's explosive season three finale and what's ahead for season four. 9:14. back after this. ♪

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>> the police department and the state could provide protection for the -- there were on the people brought in. local business owners, politicians that were port of this networ. >> i contest -- can testify that over 100 victims have been

>> tim i short for to us able to figure out what happened to kathy. >> that is a clip from a new netflix documentary the keepers grabs your attention. it premiered this past friday. you might remember we interviewed the director of the keepers just two week ago. the series focuses on the unsolved murder of a baltimore nun. >> highlights the priest that was at the top of the suspect list. and revelation of sex abuse scandal and cover up within the baltimore archdiocese. well now the baltimore police department is taking major act in the wake of the response they've been getting from the series. >> let's check in with melanie alnwick live in the newsroom following the latest developments in this story. mel, it's interesting. >> very interesting. netflix series dropped friday but police tell us that leading up to and right after they were contacted by many people who said they wanted to report what happened to them. so the department created a special online submission form just for people who believed that they are abuse of the keepers series. the documentary series revisits

sister kathy in 1969 alleges that a priest at archbishop keog high school was involved in her further and more. the series creators say during their investigation and interviews, hundreds of people confessed that they'd been abused and archdiocese of baltimore cover it up. baltimore county police investigated the original murder which remains a cold case today. the archdiocese of baltimore has paid out millions of dollars over the past 30 years in settlements to sexual abuse victims. the priest at the center of case reverend joseph mass cal died in to 001 police exhumed his remains just in february but said they could not get a dna match but now as we said, baltimore city police have been contacted by enough people since the premier that they've set up this special online form to report -- for people to report those abuse claims. the baltimore sun also publish allegations that father mascal also facilitate

children by other men in the community. the form asks when the incident occurred, if the person ever reported it to law enforcemnt before, and also leaves space for the victims to give details and also says detective will be in touch. guys in in talking with baltimore police this morning about the impetus behind this form they said really they recognize the trauma these people carried with them for for so long. they wanted to consolidate all of this reporting into one place so they wouldn't have to keep telling their story over and over again to different detectives in different departments. back to you. >> equally more traum traumatizr the victims. >> it's if as naying. it's been pattern of real live drama captivated people's attention when it comes to television, netflix,. >> in the telling of the old stories, coming back into the news and change happens happening. >> amazing. >> crazy. interesting. fascinating. >> 9:20. coming up later tv one's roland martin joins us live in the loft for an update on the state of black america.

>> bill cosby speaking out for the first time after jury selection in hp. plus former playboy model learns her punish many after body shaming a woman on snap chat and later, the lengths one woman went to stop a carjacker from stealing her suv. pretty incredible video. we've got check on what else is making headlines coming up next. ♪

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other stories making headlines this morning. erin. >> thank you very much, wisdom. good morning to you. first up full jury has been seated in bill cosby sexual assault trial. the jury of 12 included seven men and five women. two of them are african african-american. cosby spoke out after the jury selection saying he is confident in his case and looks forward to getting it in the gyros hands. he's charged with drugging and molesting a temple university basketball team manager back in 2004. storm cleanup is underway across the carolinas after severe weather ripped through the region. in north carolina, there was at least one confirmed tornado and at least one person was hur. several homes and buildings were also damaged. that same storm system is what's bringing rain to our region right now. quite the docking over night in old town alexandria. the tall ship arrived around 5:00 this morning at the alexandria marina. it's a replica of 16th century spanish ships. they were

transport spices and livestock. but also notoriously brought slaves to america. you can check out the ship all weekend tours begin at 10:00 this monday morning that was 7:00 monday evening. the former playboy model who snapped a photo of a naked woman at a gym locker room will spent the neck 30 days doing community service. dane knee plead no contest to the misdemeanor invasion of privacy charges. she was also sentenced to thee years of probation. mack in 2016 last year she posted a photo of a nude 71-year-old woman in the shower without her knowledge to snap chat. include add caption that many argued body shamed the victim. she later apologized. and finally, a trip to the gas staying turned into something you real rarely only see in movies. a woman was gassing up her car when a nearby car pulled up arc man hopped out and got in her car trying to steal it. you can see that video right there. melissa smith wasn't having any of it. she's

of her car and held on for deer live. suspect later got out of her car with her purse and her phone. her car and herself she's save right now but look at that. that's just crazy. imagine making that split decision choice to jump out and get on the roof of your vehicle. >> yeah. >> bad decision. >> police are saying she did not make a good decision. >> no. >> not at all. >> not good. they're already trying a nice car. why you got to take the other one. >> i tell you it was a common thing around for awhile people pumping gas. if your door is unlock. my purse was stolen that way one time it. >> happened to my wife as well. >> terrifying. >> what she did could have much different out come she's lucky not a good thing to do. >> your instincts kick in. let me do something. >> it's your stuff. >> you're totally caught off far. >> it's a car. >> i would do that in my child was in the car. >> if your child is in the car. >> it's just my car. >> if my kid is in that car -- >> don't bring it back. have fun with it. >> likely happy ending for her. >>hi

40 years old and still going strong. >> don't even say it. >> he's not just 40. >> not wisdom. [ laughter ] >> talking about star wars franchise. the space epic marking that 40 year milestone today and air and space museum getting in on the celebration. we'll show was they're doing to show a little party neck. >> tucker is back with a look at your holiday get away. beach and barbecue forecast. >> it looks amazing. yeah. this is live in old town. as you can see, rain still coming down but is it all going to change? what can we expect out in ellicott city tomorrow when we head out there for our very first zip trip of 2017. tucker has all answers. >> fresh at 10a a good day love connect. don't miss my one-on-one with the host of the new fox game show andy cohen plus a special live performance from grammy nominee mesa as she marks 25 years as sole local artist. later what's next for the lyon family after that explosive season three final

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just in hisay' game nats stay at home for weekend series with the san diego padres. >> all right. heads up about today's nats game moved up to 12:05 instead of the original 4:04 start time because the threat of rain this afternoon. all tickets will be honored for the earlier start. >> let's check in with tucker fine out if he thinks we can get game in today. enough of that window in there to get it done? >> honest truth the weather world is cautiously optimistic we'll pull this off. >> i think it will be okay midday. >> the whole weather world. >> it hasn't been pretty here early this morning. sorry, i'm adjusting. >> you're saying there's a chance. >> good chance. if you're planning to go to the game all systems go. much better chance we'll get it at noon than 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. all right. we'll go live picture because we got flooding. coastal flood advisory along the potomac and along the western shore of the chesapeake. look at that. i'm trying to look at.

what is that. >> that's flooding in olde. you can see the potomac there doing its thing much what's happening we've had strong winds out of the south and that's been pushing the water up on to some of the land areas here and of course that's one of the areas most susceptible to getting flooding when we get those strong southerly winds. just another quick heads up. parts of the chesapeake and parts of the potomac under a coastal flood advisory because of strong winds out of south here early this morning. all right. anybody ready for the beach? >> yeah. >> okay. wait until you see the water temperature. you'll be really excited. >> no. >> saturday, sunday, monday, temps in the 70s. best chance for a storm or some showers will be sunday as warm front comes through. that is not a washout weekend but it's not going to be perfect either. periods of clouds this weekend. but either way temperatures in the 70s. can't go wrong at the beach particularly when water temperatures are close to 61 degrees. >> wet suit. >> glorious. >> i've been encouraging everyone to send -- tweet me your pictures this weekend if yo

let me know how it goes. maybe just dip your toes n might be up to an kess this weekend of the 61 in washington. this is good news. we're just cloudy. i mean at heat we're tenning in the right direction i've had a few tweets this morning of sunshine in central virginia. i'll show you a satellite picture in just a minute. winds out of north at six. heavy rain overnight. notice off to the south and west out towards lore ray out towards 81 reports of sunshine. i think we'll break into sunshine in the next couple of hours, and that's going to change up the forecast in a big way. first of all we'll warm up into the low to mid 70s. that's great news. secondly that daytime heating along with complicate weather pattern will encourage showers and thunderstorms to redevelop this afternoon and some of the storms could be on the strong side. we got a very very strong area of low pressue out here what we call triple point that's been moving through this morning. so bottom line i won't get too complicated here we have a good chance of thunderstorms wee redeveloping this afternoon. be ready for those any time after three, 4:00 o'clock today we'll get storms

this is why the nationals moved that game up to noon. 4:00 o'clock storms developing off to the south and we have. certainly possible some of these storms could be strong. and they'll be lifting through here through the evening rush hour. so i know a lot people getting out of town later today. just be on the look out that i'd say after three, 4:00 o'clock we can have strong storms across the area just in time unfortunately for evening rush hour. then we'll quiet down overnight. i think we'll get little bit of cloudiness tomorrow and maybe a shower early tomorrow before we go get lots of sunshine here friday second half of friday and first half of saturday look great and nice drying trend notice the 80's around here saturday, sunday monday. best chance for showers this weekend will be sunday. so we'll have periods of sunshine as well. all right. that's the latest. >> i have question maybe you know or steve knows the answer. if you had a tick to the nats game at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon, they move it to noon and you you can't go at noon -- >> tacket up with them. >> are you just out of luck? >> i think a lot of times you're out of luck. >> but you might be able to make arrangements with them

>> the steve tucker policy would be to honor that ticket and let you use it for another day. >> i don't want to speak on behalf of the nationals. unless the game is rain out if you have a ticket you got to go. >> huh! >> that's a bummer. >> i don't know for sure. >> yeah. >> i don't want to speak on their part. if you know and you're that the nats and you're watching let us know the answer. >> all right. >> 9:35 is the time right now. we can flip that prompter. thank you very much. may the force be with you. or shall we say may the 40th be with you? >> yay ask first star wars film released today back in 1977. and to mark the occasion 1dc museum is celebrating in a way that's just out of this world. >> the smithsonian air and space museum will show the original movie star wars a new hope in its i max theater the good news the tickets are free. the bad news they got scooped up just like that. already sold out. but bob barnard is getting a sneak preview for us this morning and he joins us from a galaxy far, far away down on the mall. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yeah. not that far away, guys.

mall. tuck mention the word storm. how about a storm trooper one of the many volunteers that will be here tonight at the museum to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original star wars movie. this is matt actually from hay market. if i went to grab that weapon. any problem. slapping the arm way age a bunch of characters including matt the storm trooper and those two screenings in the i max theater here but they're not sold out. all the tickets were free but they've been given out. they're also will be some history buffs here and experts to talk about all kinds of things related to star wars and space including jennifer who's curator of space history here. jennifer, thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> i like your shirt by the way. >> thank you. >> nice tribute to carrie fisher. >> very cool. tell me this. did that movie which was released 40 years ago today the original star wars --ing. >> sure it's inspired

the cure i'm doing here as historian. i absolutely love the family and community character of the film but we have evidence certainly of astronauts being absolutely in love with the film. there was crew a few years ago getting ready to go to the international space station they made their crew poster in a star wars tribute they dressed as jedi with their light sabres. he waited to see the film until he came back from the space station so he could see it with his kids. >> pretty cool. clearly yourself included get that kind of movie even though compared to the more modern ones the original star wars fairly primitive was enough to inspire you? >> absolutely. i just thought it was fascinating. i love the idea of the family atmosphere that it really cr created, and i think it gave me a kid who was really kind of nerdy and hike that kind of stuff a place to really feel like they belonged. i think that's what star anniversary offers a lot of people a sense of community and family even if they don't have their own family that's interested in it. my husband can't stand star wars but i have my star wars famil

into and i know they upped where i'm coming fro to them. >> one of those family members keeps goosing me. will you knock it off. >> i'm can youing he didn't do a darn thing. matt i'm sorry he's got a weapon. i better be careful. the other question i have for you where do we stan right now in terms of the future of space flight? space shuttle program which launched first in 1981 so after the original movie, but has now been grounded. in terms of manned space night where are we going next? is there hope for the future space buffs and astronauts? >> absolutely. nasa has got big plans for people who are interested in becoming astronauts. they had 18,000 people fly to be astronauts this last time around. clearly interet. people are being inspired all the time to go into fields like science and technology fields and engineering, of course, and nasa still going -- still sending astronauts to the space station today. rockets sent up by the russians. next we'll be zenning astronauts to the space station and nasa got its sites set on mars. mars is our next destination

we thankfully had a lot of robots go there already. just like in the star wars universe robots to help us, we have robots on mars kind of checking thing out before we actually get there and once the people get there, we'll learn so much more. so hopefully in the next decade or so we'll be seeing people maybe some of our own children being the first to step on mars. >> very cool. jennifer, space history curator here at air and space museum the smithsonian's. they'll be a bunch of characters like this right here. you can't see the movie guys but you can come down and just suck it all up 40th anniversary of the release of the first star wars movie. >> can you come down and be stalk by a storm trooper. >> you are being told dzhokhar, bob. [ laughter ] >> i got eyes behind my head. >> yeah. >> that's my power. [ laughter ] >> i like it. >> thanks, bob. >> nine clathrin. it is like a k9 version of the biggest loser. if it was a k9 version of the biggest loser this would be the winner. we'll introduce to you olympia. a dog who

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him bring his hate into virginia. >> look at that adorable face. that's olympia. we'll get more from her in just a minute. our neck guest includes that little four leg friend you saw. she's a stray taken by a shelter in christians burg virginia

bradford and virginia tech. she weighed 128 pounds when she arrived at the shelter. nobody claimed her. the shelter didn't have the manpower to rehab olympia. that's what she looked like then. so they started looking for foster home for her. dr. lindsay vega and her co-workers at vca decided you know what, we're going to take on olympia and we're going to bring her to our office and we have plenty of rehab equipment and we'll see what we can do for her. they came up with very strict diet plan and rehab schedule for olympia and get this, she has dropped nearly 60 pounds alr already. now, as we all know, those last ten are the toughest. she still has a pesky 10 pounds to go. olympia and dr. vega join us to talk more about their journey. what story it is. >> yeah. >> amarellely honored to be part of her journey. >> first of all for her sheens being adorable right now chilling on the ground. when you -- when run across dog that is overweight that is really out of the norm or morning something that happens more

>> i think it does happen more often than we think. as we are seeing the same trend in humans, pets are becoming more and moreover wait. i think hers is an extreme case, but definitely it's becoming more common. >> just from inn activity. ? diet? whyth is this happening. >> it's combination. pets owners definitely want to love their pets with every single thing that they have. including their own food, and sometimes that leads to weight gain and them it's combination of that and inn activity. >> i'm going to talk to you and come down here and may with olympia while you tell us her story. but you first got olympia how did you put this plan together what we can do to get her into the shape she's in now? how much time does it take. how much effort did it take and did she play along at first or kind of like no, no, no this is not the life sometime i'm used to. >> right. it was definitely a team effort. we work with a veterinarian nutritionist at virginia tech medical school and she formulated her diet plan kind of a combination along with

very strict exercise regimen, and then everybody in the hospital just kind of working together as a team to get there and it's ten about nine months for us to get where we're at. >> give us idea what her work out schedule was like. >> she was working out two to three times week according how well she was feeling with her joints. and that was with underwater treadmill stretching, laser therapy, acupuncture and then controlled walks during the day as well. >> you're very fortunate to have the equipment available where you work. but you mentioned the joints. i mean, dogs probably just like people if you're carrying the extra pounds you have to be really careful about doing too much too soon, right. >> for sure. when she first came to us you can tell she had difficulty getting around but she hadn't had any kind of obvious injury and as we started exercising h her, she definitely broke both her acl ligaments in both knees she had to get both of those fixed surgically. >> how she doing now. >> she's doing great. she couldn't be happier. she couldn't be more mobile. and she just really

loving, wonderful dog. that feels a lot better now that all that weight is off. >> you think she's about eight years old. >> yes. >> and here's the best part. you are -- she's yours right now but you're fostering her show cease looking for forever home, right? >> yes. >> so can people adopt her if they want? >> yes. she definitely is ready for her forever home. she would be taken in heartbeat by any of our employees. but everybody there has pets already they can take more. so she definitely needs a forever home. >> the information is on your screen if you werable to help her out. let me ask you before we go if folk at home you have all the equipment the treadmills and everything else to help speed 88 her journey and transformation into a slimmer pup. but if folks at home my dog is ten, 15 pounds. is there anything they can do to help out without going through all those fancy steps of the work out schedule. >> for sure. they can definitely and should definitely talk to their own v vet. maybe choose a different diet. diet plan. some prescription weight loss diets work better than others and just get out wit

be active and help them along in their journey. >> tri vega, you're doing great thing. olympia you're adorable and doing great work out. keep motivating olympia to get through and please keep us posted if she gets a forever home we'd love to hear more about it. >> thank you. >> thanks very. you've lost 60 pounds and you look great. >> send it back over to you. guys. how horrible. >> dr. sometimes when people are really overweight and lose a lot of weight they have a lot of sagging skin. did chef that or -- >> yeah. she has kind of a version of the you can definitely see it if you pet her on her back and sides it's a little more loose than it definitely was before. but it doesn't hang like people's. >> right. > so i think it's loose sr. but it doesn't hang like people' do's. >> that's amazing. >> beautiful. thank you. >> they're miracle workers at vca. i have taken pets there myself. you guys are amazing. >> great job, guys. >> 9:47 is the time. state of black america tv host rolan martin joins us live in the lot of coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> 9:50.l equality, education, employment and criminal justice those are some of the subjects that are highlighted in the national urban league's 2016 of 17 semi annual publication called the state of black america. the they have been documenting and analyzing is it a tis text for the last 40 years on issues that affect the african-american community much this year's report was released last month and for the first time in urban league history the report is the basis for a nationally televised special that will air next wednesday night on tv1, state of black america town hall and was aired last month. features few people. >> our neck guest moderated the town hall. he joins to us talk about the state of black emergency. roland martin. everybody knows who you are. >> good to see you sir. welcome to the show. >> thanks.

we had dr. dyson in here as well mark, to talk about what was going to come up. you were there. you moderated. talk about some of the issues that came up during this town hall. >> process of moving forward. how do we them begin to change the numbers through public policy and so, you know, one of things we talked about we look at access to capital. 2014 the wall street journal reported there were $23.09 billion in small business loans handed out african-americans only received 385 million of that. largely because of the housing crisis. black america through the housing crisis last eight years loft 53% of all black wealth. and so it become how do you affect that in public policy and so that was one of the things that our panel wanted to be able to lay that out. what happens when these conversations we often talk about what has happened to opposed what should happen. the challenge then becomes okay when we come back next year, then how do you then change the game h d

this is what we're accomplish last year the question is, what actually improved how are we proactive making that happen. >> i asked dr. dyson and mark more yell about this when they were here. if you're in the audience how do you take what's being said on the stage and put that into practice if you're just a regular joe so to spoke. >> first that's one of things that whether i'm moderating or even giving a keynote speech giving people tangible things for them to be able to do. and so we begin to talk about how you impact improving our communities for me my parents were the founders a civic club where i grew up in houston. and so giving people that sort of advice. also, we begin to talk about how do you begin to change folks mentally when it comes to, you know, $1.1 trillion spendig power what is the investment power? and so how do you begin to change that? and so when you leave, one of the things i often do is, if you have a niece or nephew or

latest fashionable, you know, shoe from lebron james something those along those lines, by them a nicky stock instead of the tennis shoe. you're actually changing the viewpoint in terms of what you're looking for and so that's what we always trying to do. getting folks to move from just hearing it then saying okay were can i now get involved? that's actually asking them what's the one thing you care about? so we make all these lists. i want change this, this, this. focus on one thing for 365 days. >> right. >> and then say, okay, what's next. >> right. do you find that it's easier to or better to attack problem that way as opposed to trying to figure out how to tack the problem on capitol hill where the people who are in charge of making the rules that effect people. >> actually more people impacted by what happens in local economies than they are what's happening in washington, d.c. part of the problem we have so much attention on d.c. because national media largely focuses on washington, d.c. but one of things we

do on td1 get folks to understand you have to understand you can't change america unless you change states, can't change states unless you change cities. can't change cities unless you neighborhoods, blocks, blocks, streets, house and one house. so there's no revolutions ever started by mass consensus it actually started with one person with an idea. and so that's really how you do it. will hing folks know capital county, court commissioner, core, city council york school board because that's where we're mostly impacted. >> that's how you change the mine set. >> yes. absolutely. >> mr. roland martin we appreciate your time. we can talk about this all day. you've already talk about it. we appreciate your time this&-ú. it was taped on may second. the state of black america town hall with roland martin is going to air you see the information right there on tv1 it will be wednesday, tune in. appreciate it, sir. >> thanks lot. >> always good to see you. back over to the couch. >> okay. still to come here good day d.c. an

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>> air force brass quintet serenading this this monday morning -- thursday morning. good day d.c. i'm maureen i was i alongside holly, steve and wisdom. >> great start to hear the us brass quartet getting us going this morning. tribute to america's men and women in uniform happening this weekend we'll check in with them for more details coming up in a few minutes. >> i love that. starting the memorial day weekend on thursday. >> right. >> i just said that. why not. i'm trying to take us back to monday. no, mo, don't do it. before we check what's tenning allison is back with a check what's making had he lines this morning. >> good morning. we begin with political shake up going viral this morning. it involves the race to mon montana's house seat hours before special election republican candidate for congress greg gianfonte was charged with assault. he's accused of body slamming a reporter who tried to ask him a question about the

health care bill. reporter who work forks the guardian managed to record the encounter fox says alicia had a cuenas verifying this 11 ass assault. key newspapers in montana who endorsed him have withdrawn their support. this morning, president donald trump is in brussels, belgium, for this year's nato summit. his first nato summit has commander in chief. however, the president will not take part in any policy sessions. major topic of discussion is expected to be terrorism especially following monday's attack in he know land. during his campaign, president trump frequently criticized n nato. police have arrested two more men in connection with monday's deadly terror tack at an ariana grande concert. that brings the total number to eight now. suicide bop mers father and younger brother are also under arrest in libya. officials there claim the brother new about the attack. meantime british officials are slamming the us for leaking information about the sus suspes and the

they made it public in that countryanwhile, ariana grande hr put her tour on hold much she's reportedly stag with family in boca rah ton, florida. grande was supposed to perform in london today and tomorrow but called off those shows since the manchester attack. she'll also cancel shows in belgium, poland, germany and switzerland. her next scheduled date june 7th in paris. grande's manage says in a statement, they support the city of manchester and all the families quote affected by this could you war did he say and senseless act of violence "the statement adds, our way of life has once again been threatened but we will overcome this together. and finally, a virginia teen's yearbook photo going viral this morning. for all the right reasons. aft the school also included a picture of his service dog in the yearbook. take look for yourself this is alpha. he is picture right next to his 16-year-old companion andrew. the teen is junior the stafford high school. he has type one ab

blood sugar is too i'll. alpha goes to school with andrew every day and i want to you look there. look at alpha and andrew. it's the best thing -- >> the picture severing. >> that picture -- >> sneak peek. >> and me, alpha. [ laughter ] >> alpha had his own school id, too. >> is that right. >> yes. >> that is just the best. >> probably had us last name on theism d. >> cutest yearbook of all time. >> by the way we got calls for possibly a adopting the dog olympia we just had on. >> fantastic. >> people are calling in. hope eyre serious about it and i hope olympia finds her forever home. let's check what's trending. ♪ >> a long timing a in a galaxy far, far away a movie franchise was born. all right. that takes you back. we already know that. back to when we were kids. and

strong. >> i remember seeing it in the theater. do? y >> me, too. in absolutely well today we celebrate 40 years of star wars and here to mark the milestone our resident fan of course kevin mccarthy. >> hi kev. >> it's crazy seeing the original original. when we get to the last jedi poster keep that image in mind. the last jed my will be similar to the dark tone of empire strikes back. today we're talking about the first star wars. 1977 may 25th. you remember when you saw it or where did you see it? >> i saw it at try county cinemas in springdale, ohio with my dad and my sister. >> in mississippi. >> and you. >> a theater in chicago somewhere. i don't remember the one. >> did you see it when it first came cut. >> i did. >> first weekend. >> um-hmm. >> the buzz was building back then. >> i don't know if i saw it the first weekend army my dad saying i'm taking you girls. we've going to see this. it will be awesome and we went. >> what blows to mind, there are only a few films you know exactly where you were when you is a it. that is incredible.

franchise is obviously bigger than ever. set 40 years ago and this film was made, $11 million budget. it's made over $775 million. legacy this movie is just beyond me. people are still debating things today about who shot first, hasn't or greet tow. the become a whole thing. become part of our culture. it's trance zenning hollywood, transcended sin 93m the film itself george lucas what mind to bring that to story to screen using miniatures back then. as well but spawned sequels and prequels noun we're continuing the legacy now, even just think it's amaze wagon they've done and vanity fair by the way has relreleased this brilliant cover story where these are four of the covers right here. it's a sneak peek behind the set of the last jedi and the reason why this is such an emotional thing obviously with carrie fisher passing aig way it features very very intimate photos and videos taken from the set. if we can take a look at some of these photos. that's carrie fisher and her daughter billy

and from what i understand this is carrie fisher' last photo shoot before her passing. and this photo right here really, really made me tear up. this is carrie fisher and mark hamil if it's coming up next. it should be. if not, okay. um and then, yeah. >> billy lord in the movie. >> she was in the force weakens. she has small role in new star wars. you just saw the one with mark hamil and her which was incredible. here's ray and chewy. annie liebowitz did an incredible job bringing this to vanity fair. let's take look at the behind the scenes video. annie traveled to the set and this is shot in ire land right here. and she took a bunch of great photos and obviously held this until this week to release it for the 40th anniversary and there's ryan johnson the director of the last jedi and the idea of being on that set and taking those photographs and like you can see kyla ren right there, it just looks

i love the idea of seeing the intimate element of them onset. it's very cool. >> that ren shot was pretty cool. >> awesome. >> all right. >> yeah. >> i like the character of kyla ren. >> 40 inquiries from the one that started it all. >> it's amazing good i wish they would have shown the picture you were talking about. >> the one of mark hamil and carrie fisher. >> if she can pull that up again. >> you can really see the emotion in both of their face. >> can we pull that back up. >> a tender moment. >> again, 40 years later footage you're seeing here this is the poster for the last jedi i was referring to earlier in the hit about how it's very similar to the photo we have over on our big screen over there. but if we can show that photo of mark hamil and carrie fisher that would be really cool. >> let me ask you this. because you were not alive when the first star wars came out. >> when did you see it first? they're the photo we were talking about with mark hamil. when did you see it first and what did you think about it? >> was it the first star wars

another star wars movie before that? i saw the original trilogy when i was younger like on television but they re-released the original trilogy in theaters in the '90's even went and saw them on the big screen for the first time. my first -- some of my first star wars memories were those prequels unfortunately. >> the reason i ask, is bec because -- that is sad. >> when star wars came out 40 years it was the cgi of the day. that's what was so ground breaking about it. you hadn't seen that before. so i'm just curious for you because you'd already seen movies full of effects and cgi did it still kind of hold the same awesomeness to you. >> i saw the original trilogy before the prequels. going back to the -- i don't know for me i like the practical effects of the original films. they look betteron mow having like the miniature sets and -- i think everything is to cgi. >> i agree. >> it's like jaws was terrifying to us and kids today watch it and it's a comedy. you know what i mean? >> right. >> it takes on a different meaning. because -- >> because the effects are different. >> it was great franchise. toys, the whole

>> do you wish you kept allnd t. >> originally figurines, absolute. thanks kev. appreciate it. ten past the hour. it is national wine day. cheers! >> and tonight you can celebrate alongside r and b star -- i think that's a closed event but he is going to join us a little later with all the details about a new song, a new single that mario is dropping. >> you can drink wine and listen to mario. >> you can drink your own wine and listen to him. >> still celebrate. >> oh, justin. >> you ask and it shall be received. >> deliver. yes, wine, come on in. >> yes. >> where have you been old friend? >> first though my one on with one love connection host andy cohen talking about the new show the real housewives and we even play a little plead the fifth. it's 10:11. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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>> all right. >> you two are like banging each other with your eyes right now. [ laughter ] >> i love this. this summer get ready to make a love connection tonight fox will be premiering a revamp version of the 1980s hit game show. you can chuck, two and two ho hosted by chuck. bravo front man andy cohen will serve as host and executive producer. yesterday i talked with andy about the new one hour series the housewives franchise of course and we even played game of plead

check this out. >> andy, how are? >> maureen -- >> that's me. that's me. >> okay. we'll jump right in. this is being called a revival of love connection. so not reboot, remix, a reveal. what makes this more of the same of the old love connection or is it something totally different? >> i will say two thing. first of all, i have a spot for you on potomac housewives. >> yes! >> continue with that side eye. because i see you. >> here you go. >> your side eye. and your shade. [ laughter ] >> yes. it's delicious. >> b, this is a juicy juicy revival of love connection. basically, look, there's nothing old about first dates. and the theme then was about first dates and he said she said surrounding it. and that's what the show is now. we hear -- weet

we have them score each other's looks based on their first impressions i real veal to them in the studio which is awkward and amazing and sometimes awesome and sometimes tense. and then we hear about their dates. it's really simple. there's a $10,000 kind of love or money twist at the end of every episode which is really fun and updated. it's very diverse. we've got gay guys. we have lesbians. we have interracial couples. everything fox is all about diversity and we embrace it on the show. above all, it's got a lot of heart an lot of humor. >> i love it. i was a huge fan of the old love connection must see tv for me back in the day. i love the fact this is being done again and it is being so inclusive in this new go around. why did you want to be involved with love connection? >> it was the perfect mix of intrigue and i love talking to real peo

behavior. it's really at the core of what i do on the housewives and i also am a little bit of a yen at a. i love setting people up. and so it just spoke to me in every way. i was a big fan of the original. from the moment i walk into that studio which is this massive studio i should add, i sat down and started talking to people. i was like, this is -- i was meant to do this. like this is a perfect fit for me. >> you know what, and oddly i actually thought when i saw that you were doing this i thought andy is the perfect person for this, because two thing. you are a great host and secondly, you get to the bottom of thing. i mean you see you at these reunions shows you vile but in your comments get in your little shade and dig. you're all over it. andy perfect pick for this. >> that's right. maureen, you and i are on the same page a little bit. >> see. just a little tiny bit. so chuck wool row had the back in two and two. do you have a catch phrase this time around? >> you know i don't do two and two because now commercial breaks are more like three

three. i just figured if i start saying we'll be back in three and three it's like i don't know, kind of we're. we say don't let fate decide, let a date decide. >> oh. >> and but i think there are a lot of little side comments from the show that people are going to embrace. >> from the commercials i already love the one the girl is going off on him not how to say spaghetti bowl lanais. >> she's saying bore guanase. >> she's pronouncing it wrong. >> i can't wait to see this. of course, it's airing right here on fox. before we let you go, though, got to talk about the real housewives. potomac obviously you mentioned that you might have a spot for me. we'll talk about that andy co cohen. but what did you think about the season of atlanta? everyone still talking about that. >> it was explosive. it was, um, i think, you know, it ended with big shocking -- excuse me, twist, and it's, you know, look, i was -- you

coming. and that's why truth is always stranger than fiction. we can write this stuff. and it will be anxious to see what happens next. in season ten of atlanta. i should say your neighbor potomac they're having a really really strong second season. they're having record ratings and the show is a big hit. i'm very excited about it. >> i was going to say that, too. we've had some of the ladies come on the show here. like the morning after it airs on sunday nights and dishing about what's happening. i love the drama this season. i love that it feels like each of them are really finding their voices and monique is a wonderful addition. >> i agree. >> i think she's -- tollly. ashley, ooh, ashley, ashley. she is bringing it. i think this show is really gelling. kudos to you on potomac. >> thank you. >> all right. so here's the thing. i also watch watch happens life because i'm totally addicted to everything do you, andy cohen. so you know you play plead the fifth. so can we play a littlele

the fifth with you? >> yes. >> okay g. go go. got to find my questions. so andy cohen it's time to plead the fifth. so the perfect justin, justin timberlake, justin beiber or justin trudeau? >> ooh. justin trudeau. >> right. >> good question. >> oh, man. that dude is delicious. >> okay. >> put out on the first date or wait? >> put out. >> man you're no fun. you're supposed to plead the fifth so you make us imagine a little bit. >> last but not least who gives the best advice on love, kelly ripa, anderson cooper, sarah jessica parker? >> oh, wow. that's a really good question. out, woe woe. maybe maybe sarah jessica. >> really. i would have said none of the above and gone with you.& right now you are in the love game and i

probably -- >> i wasn't one of the choices. >> that was our little -- producer's little shade dig there. so blame it on him. >> yeah. but we are looking forward to you and love connection. one of my all-time favorite dating games back with andy cohen at the helm. we cannot wait to see it premiering right here on fox. >> thanks. >> all right. andy, i'll hold to you the real housewives of potomac thing. have your people call my people or vise versa. >> okay. >> love you. bye-bye. reminder you can catch the series premier of love connection tonight at 9:00 right here on fox5. >> how do you have people? >> well you know when you talk to person like andy you have to pretend you have people. elevate your status little. >> i got no -- i dot my daughter. that's it. >> zula, call them. >> you got us mow. >> 10:22. live performance from grammy nominee maysa. ♪ ♪♪

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it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. i want to introduce to you some of the folks bringing us the music and to help us out with that is captain dustin doyle and we are talking about the air force brass quintet and we're so happy you're with us today. talking with some of the -- with the guys here. this is not the kind of thing that people do for six months or

year. some of the these guys have been >> with this quintet. >> appreciate you inviting us ought this morning. pleasure to be here. these are fantastic professional musicians standing behind us. it's an honor to be here today. >> what is the audition process like. >> it's actually very competitive. similar to your symphony orchestra. they stepped in an application, you're invited to a life audition. they'll be 100 people and you'll win it that day. >> the best of the best. >> for your air force absolutely. >> that's what i was going to x memorial day obviously we have such a relationship with the him tear and it's front and center when it comes to memorial day. but this is -- these performances are year round. >> they are. so they're musicians and our job is to go out and play concerts to engage communities we represent the airmen who are deployed and all around the world but, yes, we like to represent that professionalism throughout the air force went do it through music. >> i believe we have events coming up we can highlight

can see them if they will hike to come out and >> we do venues here in the d.c. area at the national harbor on the waterfront the kennedy center this saturday. so, yes, we are found throughout the area. >> all right. i know you're from maryland. the folks who are performing here are from all over this great country of ours literally from five different states we want to hear little bit more. we'll let you guys take it away. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪

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>> pop, pop. >> what, boy. >> get away from the car. ♪ no, no, no, no. >> lucious! no! >> what an explosive night on empire. it is safe to say season three ended with bank. soap opera plot twist no one saw coming. this clip is three months after that explosion if you haven't seen empire yet turn your hea

seconds. we're showing you this clip right now. roll it. >> lucious, lucious, lucious -- >> yo, what's up? come on, dad. it's hakeem, dad. >> welcome back. >> he's trying to say something. >> cookie, yes, cookie. >> who are you? >> cookie, it's us. >> dad, we're here. >> yeah, dad. it's hakeem. >> it's okay. it's your family. >> yeah we're here. >> who? >> demi moore making her debut last night and already going head to head with cookie. it's going to be long weight for season four of empire. when it returns in september you won't have to stay up as late it will be on 8:00 o'clock wednesday night followed by the spin off star at 9:00 interview with variety the show's executive producer says to expect for demi moore in season four along

questions about what if anything lucious will remember and whether andre will get away what he did. he also called the next season story line trump like in nature. only time will tell what he means by that. >> there's where they get you. >> cliff hanger. >> wow. >> now you have to wait. >> don't have to wait for our next guest. holly sitting with super star. >> i know. i think this super star should be on empire. >> yes. >> right. ? >> i think you would be great. throw back thursday for us, and our neck guest has been crooning women with hisville set voice since he was teenager. from his hit songs like braid my hair, let me love you, break up and of course just a friend. >> yes. >> now r and b super star mario adding another hit to his roster called let me help you and trust me, ladies, it will definitely make you move. this morning he joins us live in the loft to dish about all the new thing he's doing. his single and other things that are forthcoming. great to see you. >> good to see you as wily. >> you and i were chatting you're not opposed to being on empire. n

i'm working on bit of my own empire right now. >> there you go. there you go. >> it's a great show. i started new label call new citizen about year and a half ago after leaving a major label this is the first single let me help you off the new album. cosmo 17 which will be out later this summer. >> there's been up and down with album number five with you. >> yeah. that's been a lot of movement behind the scenes. but it's finally almost fin finished. >> you know you've been working on your empire for quite sometime. you've been a super star since you were a kid. and was it true that i read that your mom heard some sinking and she actually thought it was the radio and she came downstairs and it was you? >> yeah. she brought me a mike that actually tune into the radio when a kid for my birthday or something and i didn't know how to use it when i did finally learn how to use it i'm kept her up all night singing to the radio waking up at 6:00 in the morning she noticed i would actually hold note. i was in tune witness song i was singing she started to really nurture the gift and that's kind of how i started doing talent shows and winni

some and building the confidence to sing. >> you did have lot of success really early. >> yeah. >> and young. if you could go back and talk to that young self. >> yeah. >> what would you tell him about this business. >> i would tell him to trust his instincts and always remember why you started in the first place because that ultimately, you know, it reminds you of the foundation. and also my grandmother on her dying bed she always told me to stay true to myself no matter what. i think during the time like this when there's so many different opportunities to, upping, to stay away from your original goal, you know, those moments that help me to stay grounded and keep me focused. >> tell us about your new song and new album. where are we now? >> right now the new song is called let me help you and i always get this question from fans. when are you going to do another let me love you. i used to try to answer it. >> there will never be another let me love you. >> i didn't realize that. how do i do this. >> you should have check in with me first. i should of i should have. >> take you on the road with me. >> you developed new. conversation let me help you is the --he

say to let me love you in term of the way we approach the song how simple it is and relation relatable and from the male's perspective it's out right now let me help you video out now as well. which was called directed by myself. -- coach directed by myself and meghan gomez. >> can you give me a little taste. a little humming. >> girl let me help you. i know you can do it on your own but let me help you. give me a try, girl, you never know, let me help you. help you. >> it's out right now. >> you can help me any time. any time. [ applause ] >> you can help me. you know, you referenced your mom. >> yeah. >> it's well known that your mom had a drug problem. how much did that, though, help make you who you are? >> um, you know, i think having to be strong for her in the earlier years of my life really being side by side watch herring goethe this battle really strengthened my mind, strengthened my spirit. you know, and also,

grow up really fast and learn a lot of things on my own because i didn't have a father figure or a mom in the industry with me. so i think that it in my earlier years those challenges made me strong enough to be able to handle the challenges of today and also, you know, when i go to schools and talk to other kids who are going through the same thing or people, many people out there have very similar situations i didn't learn about until i started speaking about it. i think that it's, you know, challenges make us stronger and great references to use to move forward in life. >> they don't have to define you. 100%. >> you have a wonderful spirit about you. thank you. likewise. >> wish you the bev. keep coming back. >> at mario worldwide on instagram and snap chat. i'll see you on the road very soon. cosmo 17 coming out soon. >> let him help you. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> back over to ya'll. >> oh, man that was awesome. thanks for coming in. >> 10:37 is the time. grammy nominee maysa is celebrating 25 years as a solo artist brand new album featuring some of her

coming up next she is live in the loft with a special performance of pat benatar's classic the message behind her new album and more on her musical milestones as well. talking about all that coming up. 10:38 is the time. ♪

>> grammy nom nailed soul jazz singer born right here in the dmv. she started outer as member of stevie

group and then became the lead singer of jazz, if you know, r and b band. we're t talking about vocal powerhouse maysa celebrating 25 years as a solo recording ar artist. and part of that celebration she's releasing new album called love is a battlefield. album is a collection of maysa's favorite songs redone with her own unique soulful twist. the album hits store shelves this friday but this morning she joins us live in the loft here to perform pat bean in a tar's classic hit love is a battlefield. please kell bum. maysa. take it away. ♪

♪ you're begging me to go, begging me to stay, why do you hurt me so bad, it would help me to know, do i stand in your way or am i the best thing you've had ♪ >> ♪ believe me, believe me, i can't tell you why, but i'm trapped by your love and i'm chained to your side ♪ >> ♪ we are young, heart ache to heart ache, we stand no promises no demands love is balance field ♪

tell us we're wrong searching our hearts for so long, both of us knowing love is a battlefield ♪ when i'm losing control do you turn me away, or touch me deep inside? and when all this gets old, do the feel the same, there's no way this will die ♪ >> ♪ but if we get much closer i can lose control and if your heart

>> ♪ we are gunning, heart ache to heart ache, we stand, no promises no demands, love is a battlefield ♪ >> we are strong, no one can tell us we're wrong, searching our hearts for so long, both of us knowing, love is a battlefield ♪

[ applause ] excellent. excellent. >> welcome. welcome. >> thank you. >> great music. great sound much tell us about your new project. >> love is a battlefield my 13th solo album transitional album to feature all original album. i took the timed to covers album dedicated to something that i do on sunday nights at 7:00 thirties facebook life called maysa's sunday karaoke. i go on facebook live in from my house next to my bedroom in my gentleman pajamas and sing to people who i love my music who i can't see in concert and people who want to hear meteorologist kate bilo sick. we good through my catalog and sing and it's been a lot of fun. >> you got a big catalog you've been in the game for 20 plus years. >> yeah. >> you're doing these remakes. is it hard to get rights when you do the remakes or roo do's he is to these songs. >> it's okay as long as you give the song writer credit. >> it's all good. >> yes. >> this new project 26 years in the business. >> um-hmm. >> how long have you been

child. >> most people star singing when th'r start out for you? >> well, long time ago my took me to see pearly when i was 16 years old when melba moore came out on stage my heart grew ten times bigger i wanted to this. i saw the lights and costumes when she opened her voice and sang i just -- i wanted to that for the rest of my life i knew that at that moment. >> you're from baltimore. >> yes. you went to morgan state. >> garage. >> what did you major in. >> opera. >> you can see all the high -- what do you call. >> auras. you can do all of that. why get away from and go into this? >> jazz was always my -- my uncle introduced me to jazz when i was 12 years old allegro turn on pbs allegro was scattering and that took me to the next level. >> that was it. >> that was it. >> you used to be in a group inn kognito. you i was digged for them over the phone. >> i did. >> how do you i was dig over the phone? >> he call me to talk to me

aboutud going take me to london and asked me to sing don't you worry about a thing and i sang it for him the next morning his manager said i don't know what you sang but you got the gig. they knew me to london week later. >> even before that, you met stevie wonder. >> yes. was this we'll you were at morgan state. >> came to do the martin luther king celebration with morgan state university choir. my bev friend was singing with him already. she was trying to get me to move to california she asked stevie if i can audition i passed the audition i had one year left. i asked him could i finish my last year and come to california and i did it put me in the right place because he was working on the jungle fever contract. >> you got to hang out with stevie wonder for while. look, tell everybody where you going to perform,. you got appearances coming up. >> capital jazz fest week june 4th i'll be at the birchmere september 16th. >> all right. >> i'll be around. >> all right. >> love your music. the information is right there on the screen. go pick up the project. >> maysa, thank you very much.

good we appreciate your time this morning. and theack ove couch. >> love that version of that song. >> i heard it on the radio the other day. i'm sorry i didn't recognize your voice. whoever do this remix it was awesome. put me in the right frame of mind to get to work. >> can't wait to hear the rest. 10:48. culling up we have covered a number of barbecue that is this week grilling out every day. we cooked corn, ribs and chicken on the grill so this morning, why not some seafood this morning erin is out in the fox lot learning the secret to cooking shrimp next.

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♪ that's a lovely accent you have. new jersey? >> austria. >> austria? [ laughter ] >> well then, good day, mate. let's put another shrimp on

[ laughter ] >> let's not. >> never gets old, does it? >> and we're going to put another shrimp on the barbie as we continue to countdown to memorial day with a week of grilling out in the fox lot and that dumb and dumber clip sets us upper if he cannily this morning, yup, we're going to do it. for details let's send it back outside to the luckiest person this week because she's been grilling out every day as we cooking with como outdoors style. >> this is has been such a great week grilling right now we have chef went forward patrick simpson joining us from new york city where he is the chef the executive chef at bb king blues. >> yes. >> thank you for coming in. >> it's a pleasure. i remember the last time i was here, you told me whenever i'm in town i'm always welcome. this is my home again. so i'm back here again hanging out with the fox5 family and hanging out with you and we're going to be cooking up a storm. >> it's memorial day weekend, right? >> yup. >> for folk at home that aren't the best at grilling you brought amazing shrimp. >> yes. >> you'll make them

chutney grill them on the barbie. tell me what we're doing. >> we're taking it a little bit to jaya may kay doing jerk shrimp and serving it with mango chutney. >> sweetest ten it up. >> and served on cajun corn. 1916, 20 shrimp cut and dee vain. they're good. >> i always like to buy the fresh shrimp and did he vain them myself and clean them. >> little bit of salt and black pepper, little bit of garlic powder. >> okay. real easy little bit of onion powder. >> and you can't forget your favorite your jerk season. >> what's jerk season. >> jerk season actually come from the jamaica from the days of the indians you can smell that already. >> you can smell it. >> smell this. >> oh, that's delicious. >> that's what em ooh talking about. a lot of stores in the local market carry it and what it is, jerk came from the days of the indians when they used to preserve meat this is one way in which they would cure the meat with a lot of spices and a lot of herbs and stuff. >>

>> yeah. >> toss it altogether. you put them right on the grill. >> how long do you grill the shrimp for usually. >> normally grill them for two minutes on one side and turn them over and you grill them and turn them over so while this is getting grilled i'm going to start on the sauce. >> okay. >> red pepper, look at that. >> i like the sizzle. >> that sizzle. >> your red pepper, you go with a little bit of carrot, a little bit of app i don't know,. >> and this is a sauce you put on,. >> this is sauce that you're going to put on the shrimp after you put the chutney. >> that looks so good. >> little bit of black pepper. you can tell by looking at the finish product the nice zero from all the different spices on the slim. >> yes, it is. there's a lot going into it. look at that. that does look so good. >> that looks amazing. >> that's what i'm talking ab about. and we're going to go -- >> the smells are so good. >> little bit of jerk sauce just a little bit of jerk sauce into it. >> if you can't make the jerk sauce at home you can buy that. >> you can buy it at store. you come over to your shrimp. give them

>> uh-huh. >> which normally they take -- this take like five minutes or so, sick minutes. >> they're quick if you're grilling at home. >> if you're grilling. if you're grilling at home. even if you're at home or in the house, you can actually do it oh and skillet at home inside a house. >> since you don't have a grill. if it's raining. >> work on the slim in that way. >> you let it sought thai. after this we're already have the finished because we know this is going to take a little bit of time. >> right. we have the finish product. >> looking real good. >> beautiful. you have a short ribs. good salmon. >> yes. >> this is item from our menu. this is a shore ribs with mash potato puree and over here we have the salmon with a sweet potato puree and served with jerk sauce as well. >> it looks so good. i have the recipe for the grilled barbecue shrimp with mango cut 93 i'll put that on my facebook page. >> yes. >> you're also in town for very exiting reason you'll be doing an event at the howard theater. the howard theater is one much our venues i'm also a chef over

overseth well-known person here in d.c. >> you can't tell us. >> can't say who it is. >> are we going to find out later. >> you'll find out later. which is going to be a big ev event. and that but away from that it is so much going on and going back and forth making sure the food is right. everything is good with these venues. but it's a pleasure doing what i do. >> where can people find to you get these delicious recipes and great food. >> you can find me online. you put in chef win forward simpson you'll find me instagram is chef w simpson. you go there you'll see all the stuff that i do. keep in touch with all the stuff that i'm doing and everything that i do. >> it is so great to have you. >> yes. >> we'll eat some of the shim and out. i promise to save you some if you when you guys are done. >> sure. >> you say that every day. >> i did it all week. >> come through today. >> i'll try. it's so good. you shall smell it. >> thanks very much. good looks like a break from the rain there. >> i want to mention real quick you mentioned the nationals game got moon to noon

if you cannot make it to the noon game, you can exchange your ticks in person at the box office by july 9th. >> perfect. >> there you go. they were zip trip -- we're zip tripping tomorrow, folk.

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