straight ahead, fighting back. the host of morning joe delaying their vacation to respond to president trump's mean tweets. >> it's been fascinating. um, and frightening and really sad for our country. >> the white house defending the commander in chief even while members of his own party criticized the personal attacks and the on-going distraction from issues like health care reform. we'll have a live report. a bizarre crime scene spanning two sides of the springfield plaza shopping center. i'm melanie alnwick with the latest on this homicide investigation. ♪

jay-z finally responding to beyonce''s bombshell lemonade album that led to worldwide rumors he cheated. what he says on his new music out overnight. first though we are live in stafford, virginia, where we're celebrating hometown hero founding fathers and state champions. >> plus do you in the want to miss an all new tucker tries it as he goes one-on-one with an olympic hero. >> al? >> yes. >> good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >> hey, good day d.c. >> it's a party, holly. >> you know it. >> ♪ >> switch it up. >> start the show dancing because we have the ultimate dancer. >> all right. >> the officer who is blown up nationally. come on. >> hello. >> can you do this on that? >> whoo! >> we'r

>> thank you. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. you have brought all my dreams true. i believe every zip trip should be dance party and with someone whose been on america's got talent. >> yes. >> now we have like the professional. >> just stay right there. >> all right. big hour coming up. yes. we'll tell you the five must stops in stafford, virginia, and we're going to tell if you wove convinced to you move here, which we probably have at this point. we're going to talk with real estate agent and see what's kind of available out there on the market. >> and i'm going to swim a whole lap against an olympian gold medalist. >> a whole lap? >> tucker. >> i don't want to either. >> that's good. >> all right. >> all right. so it's hot. hot enough for dancing. >> it's hot. we're now in the upper 70s. we'll be in the low 90s later today. quick look at the forecast. roll through the maps as quick as we can. want to show you -- h

dancing i got to take break. we're up to 76 in freder fredericksburg. 79 in manassas. quick look at the satellite/radar. it's quiet. storm chances not high today if you're in the mountains you have the best chance of isolated storm later today. and there you go. 93 today. >> listen, g well talk weekend forecast coming up guys. >> how do you like this room without a roof. >> i love it. >> called stafford. [ cheers and applause ] >> back to you guys. >> cute little pup. hey. >> adorable. thank you so much, guys. time now 9:03 friday ju june 30th i'm annie yu alongside maureen and erin. morning joe host mika and joe responding to president trump's twitter attacks sharing their thoughts on the remarks that touched off a social media storm. meanwhile lawmakers are losing patience and they say the president's tweets are getting in the way of the business of running the country. anjali hemphill live on capit

hill now with more. good morning, anjali. >> reporter: good morning. we can't forget today is an important day for health care as a draft of the new republican health care plan could come down today. so a vote here in the senate can happen after the july 4th holiday but trump's tweets yesterday continue to take center stage and it sounds like he's also just put out a tweet responding to everything that happened yesterday but let's back it up to yesterday morning's early morning tweets where trump took aim at cane tv host joe scar bow row and mika brzezsinki saying... >> reporter: now condemnation from both sides of the aisle followed even though the white house says it was all in response to the steady stream of attacks by programs like morning joe on

meanwhile this morning bolling joe and mika are responding to the tweets on their show. take listen. >> you know, big picture, my father just passed away. my mother had two heart tax, my daughter just lost a friend. those are the things i'm really worried about. the president's tweets,. [ laughter ],. >> whether they're personally aimed at me or aimed at me in some way, that doesn't bother me one bit. >> the president of the united states as bad as he's been in the past he really hasn't gone over the cliff, and then unfortunately, we learned what we've always learn that is that he for some reason takes things so much more personally with women. >> reporter: now fox news did conduct a poll writ before yesterday morning's controversial tweets by trump. which showed 71% of voters say the president's tweets are hurting his agenda. just 17 percy these tweets as helpful. it will be interesting that see if those numbers have changed after what transpired yesterday morning. that's the latest here on capitol hill,

back to you in the studio with more. >> i'm sure poll being conducted we have been monitoring the president's twitter accounts this morning. about two hours ago he tweeted about health care and violence in chicago. but just minutes ago the president did weigh in on mika and joe's respond. "watch low rated at morning joe for first time in long time. fake news. he called me to stop national inquirer article. i said no. bad show. so the back and forth continues. let's see where it goes next. >> didn't he say yesterday he was going to watch? >> but it does continue. you know i think this is just another distraction from. >> it is getting what really needs to be done. >> health care bill and all the things we really care about. >> um-hmm. >> for sure. checking the morning briefing now, first up, health care debate. today we could see a draft bill in a revised version of senate republicans health care pro proposal. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wanted to make changes to the bill after republicans failed to vote on it before the july 4th recess. in hopes of voting on it before the august recess

today is the first full day that president trump's travel ban is also in effect. the 90 day ban officially went into place last night. but it does allow people with a quote bonafide relationship with a person or entity in the u.s. the state department has added finances to the list of accepted relationships. meanwhile, the state of it hawaii is asking the supreme court to clarify the exact wording of quote close family relationships under the revised ban. all right. happening right now, in fairfax county, police are investigating an overnight homicide at very popular shopping center. >> in a bizarre twist police say the suspect in the case also tried to break into a store in that same plaza. melanie alnwick has been following this story all morning lon. joining us live now from springfield with the latest. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, for several hours now, fairfax county police have been here on the front side of the springfield plaza shopping center, and we just saw them still inside. you can see right there an officer at the door of the pet value. this is

was. two scenes here spanning the front and the back of the shopping plaza. here at the pet value where you see the shopping cart and it looks like a pet bed and definitely shattered glass there on the sidewalk. this is where fairfax county police say a around 2:30 this morning the suspect in this case rammed into and then broke into the pet value store. they got a call basically that someone was trying to break in. they found the suspect inside the pet value what you're looking at now is the scene behind the shopping center and sort of a service alley service area between the back entrances of many shops including the back entrance of revolution darts and billiards that is where fairfax county police say both the suspect and the victim were last night and then sometime around 2:00 in the morning that is about closing time for the billiards place that is

they say that the suspect and the victim got into an altercation in that alley area. the victim that's when they got the first call around 2:00 o'clock in the morning. so just after closing for someone who been injured when they found the man there in that parking lot they said he was taken to the hospital and then that is where that person died. they didn't specify as far as the type of injury initially. we understood it was a call for a stabbing but then police walked that back just slightly only telling us that it was upper body trauma. we're waiting more information. no charges have been filed just yet but police do plan to do that later today. we can tell you that the suspect in this case is in the hospital, non-life threatening injuries we believe probably from the glass here behind me and he is in police custody. live in springfield i'm mel 93 alnwick fox5 local news. thank you. 9:09 is the time. >> holiday get

a lot of people from the dc area will hit the roads this fourth of july. in fact, this year million more dmv residents are expected to leave that area for the fourth of july. triple a says this is a record number of travelers. most people will be taking road trip. aaa says nine out of ten people will be driving for their vacation get away nationwide 44 million people are expected to travel during the fourth of july holiday. it's going to be a busy weekend in the district for the fourth of july. if you want to have a staycation. law enforcement says they are ready to keep everyone safe. the national park service says federal and local officers will be on hand especially on and around the national mall for the parade and all the fourth of july fireworks festivities the show is on tuesday and the national park service says there are no credible threats against the celebrations mayor muriel bowser will reveal how the city plans to keep everyone safe during the celebrations during an event today. >> all right. time now 9:10. police now saying venus williams was at fault for the car crash that killed a man coming up a little lat

for the tennis super star. >> first we're heading back out to stafford for a look at the five must stops during your next trip to the virginia suburbs. it's 9:10 and we're back after this. ♪

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like they're having great time out there playing some sports and enjoying the weather. >> it looks great out there. >> do it before it gets hot. >> right f you've never stopped in stafford you're missing out. where are we here? okay. you're missing out this morning we're getting a tour of all the town has to offer with the weekly edition of five must stops. >> let's head out to our ladies, holly and allison. good morning. >> good morning. >> we're having a great day. >> we are having a great day. come on with us. we'll walk. come down here, because the zip trips have gotten so big. i mean i know they may be here for the soccer tournament but we think he might actually be here because of the zip trip. >> he didn't want to say it. fox news correspondent brian is here. >> he swears it didn't call in sick. that this is a scheduled day off. look at him. he's in the zone. >> brian, can you give a wave? [ laughter ] >> there he is. they're out of new york and this a big deal this soccer tournament. >> but it to

teams from up and down the eastern seaboard. this team is from new york. >> yes. exactly. >> 15,000 soccer players are coming to this tournament. this is must stop for them. stafford offers so much more than than even just this. let's take look right now at the five must stops of stafford, virginia. ♪ number five, stafford county's wineries and breweries. if you're looking for a chilled glass of pinot, or a nice cold craft brew, stafford county is the place to be. home to three breweries and two wineries. number four, government island. this historic 18th and 19th century quarry site provided sand stone for the construction of the u.s. capitol. the white house and other historic buildings in the dc area. it now operates as a 17-acre park. historic scenic nature preserve and archeological site. number three, crow's nest. this nature preserve is loced

on the southern border of stafford county it's home to lots of wetlands and wildlife including plant species, nesting bald eagles, song birds and f fish. number two, riverside center for the performing arts. this dinner theater and conference facility opened in 1998. take in a concert, musical or play. it's also a hot place for wedding receptions, military balls, high school proms and much more. and number one, george washington's boyhood home at ferry farm. washington's family moved here in 1738 when he was six years old. take a self-guided tour featuring colonial art facts and archeology lab and the site where washington's house once overlooked the rappahannock river. ♪ all right. you saw one of the five must stops highlighted that was the riverside center for the performing arts a

be here with patrick amount hernia patrick is the production artistic director. >> prodproducing arctic artistic director. >> for the center for the popping arts. >> yes. >> thank you for being here. >> i'm happy to be here. we love telling everybody about the riverside center for the performing arts. >> let's tell them more right now. >> well we've got a 20th anniversary coming up this next june of 18 so this is our 20th anniversary season. but just an incredible facility here in stafford county right off of exit 133b. >> yes. >> and we do six full scale broadway musicals every year. and -- >> in stafford virginia that's mazing in fact this is a picture of les mis. >> one of our gold standards was les mis. >> i know he doesn't want to brag on himself so it will. patrick was in the original broadway production of les mis. so i think you know a thing or two about it. >> know a thing or two and you're aging me now. that's okay. >> you look like a young man to me. >> tell us what do you have coming up? >> we're currently doing a show called some enchanted evening which is the

hammerstein. great way to honor our 20th anniversary and then we've got seven brides for seven brothers cming up. we've got incredible production of on golden pond coming up in the fall. >> nice. >> our first ever christmas spectacular. >> okay. >> a show that we're not supposed to announce for another month yet but i think we're okay. >> you can tell us. >> we're the regional premier of mama mia right here in stafford county, virginia. >> you'll have to extent the run of it i'm sure. >> i think so. >> on its heels we are the first company in the area to be granted the righted to the lunch back of notre dame close out our season. >> i also love how i was allow the community to come in and use your beautiful venue, too gorgeous. >> oh, my god actual daal we have a presentation the riverside foundation for the performing arts has their summer camp for the under privileged. so i well hum the community we want to be the performing arts center for the area. >> i definitely think you've met that goal already. but good work to come in the future. >> yes. >> everybody come out enjoy. local broadway here in

v have a, this is patrick ahearn. holly over to you. >> ♪ all right. allison i think our case just keeps getting stronger and stronger for people to come out and check out stafford indeed, because they've got so much to offer. so if you're thinking, hmm, what could i get if i actually went down there and did little real e heather hagerman comes in she's with caldwell banker. it's so good to see you. you look absolutely gorgeous. >> thank i appreciate that. >> i think it would be a fun job being a real estate agent in stafford. >> it's fantastic. people are great, the property are great. we have the potomac river. it's wonderful. >> let's show people what's out there. >> okay. >> let's start in that like, you know, 349.9 range if i had to throw out number. >> if you had to throw one out. a great neighborhood called woodlawn and this property is actually 13 fox lane. on a half an acre. it's three bedrooms, two and a half baths over 3,000 square feet. great house. close to everything. >> that's mazing. >> i kno

>> so now all of a sudden the drive into d.c. doesn't seem tow sew bad. >> not at all. very close to the vre in case you don't want to drive into d.c. >> exact the you've got the option. let's lock at house two. this is 600,000 which is not a small amount of money obviously. >> no. >> but you get a lot. >> you get lot and with mortgage rates right now it actually doesn't feel as painful as 600,000 used to. >> right. >> this one is actually over 3 acres and it's over 6,000 square feet. >> wow! >> five fed booms, four and a half bathrooms, entertainer dreams, movie room in the basement. great property. >> i'm sorry, movie three and 3 acres. >> it's brand new. >> it's brand new. >> it's brand new. >> brand new neighborhood. >> yup. >> a lot of development. are there a lot of new neighborhoods? there are actually there's 58 new homes under market. 348 planned and there's 75 communities within these new homes they're building not all of the communities are brand new. >> yeah. obviously -- people are coming. >> they want to be here. >> last but not least $900,000. we're still not even at the million mark. >> not yet. >> for many neighborhds

dmv, you know, they're there or even more. >> right. >> what do we get for 900,000. >> just aunt million and this one is actually over 6,000 square feet it's another entertainer's dream over 3 acres again but this one on the potomac river. >> oh, nice. >> you've got your own boat slip, i've been told that anywhere from the potomac river you can get anywhere in the world. that's pretty appealing to me beautiful home. >> and how long do houses on average stay on the market here. >> actually we're down 22% this year. the typical days on market these days is about 42 days. >> wow. >> yes. >> the secret is out there. >> the secret is out there people want to come to stafford. >> if you want to come look heather is your gal. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we'll continue our fun from our zip trip here in stafford throughout the good day hour. back to you guys. >> that house was stunning. >> i'll take anyone of them. >> backyard pool. love it. >> but the drive. that drive. >> the drive is a little tricky but -- >> you can get out early morning hush hour you're good. >> the traffic.

coming up he's oscar winning actor and rock star talking about jared lito and he's working on new video a new project and he needs your help. he joins us live with all the details. >> first venus williams blamed for deadly car crash. nats star tray turner why more and more bourses embracing the idea of summer fridays. i can get down with the sound of that. we've got a check on what else is making headlines next.

♪ welcome back. 9:24. it is time to check what else is making had he lines this mor morning. and first up, a tennis super star in trouble with the law. erin what's this about. >> police in florida say venus williams was at fall for ju june 9th car crash that led to the death of the passenger in the other vehicle. williams car darted into an intersection in palm beach gardens right near her residence. the other driver identified as linda bar son said she could not stop her car in time and hit williams car. now williams has not been cited or charged. the police report does say she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. here at home prince george's county executive rushern baker responding to the naacp's demands the school ceo's new contract be put on hold during the investigation. he says he's standing by prince george's county school ceo kevin maxwell despite an investigation looking into grade fixing and records manipulation in the school system he also says he doesn't believe grades were changed.

california they're being called in to fight a pair of growing wildfires. the flames are now threatening two of the nation's most exclusive neighborhoods in malibu and cal basses the fire in malibu burned 25 acres so far. incredible video of those flames right there. wildfires are also burning in washington state, new mexico, idaho, nevada as well as ari arizona. it's a night of bad news unfortunately for our nats. starting with tray turner. the break out short stop broke his wrist getting nailed by a 9n the seventh inning. right now there's no word on when he could return. it's a huge blow for our team unfortunately. he was leading the league in stolen bases. the nats also lost the game to the cubs after blowing the heat in the eighth inning and manager dusty baker was ejected after arguing a called strike. and finally, it seems more bosses are warming up to summer fridays. that means giving employees day off or letting them go home early. >> y

>> we like the sound of this story. new poll finds that four in ten employers are now offering them up and that's up from 2015 which only 22% of companies offered the perk. for many employers flex time is cheaper than giving races or bonuses. experts say fridays off can help with workplace burn out and i'll tell was. i would take the extra time off. i would love that. > i would too.uld too. if i had a chance to take like a very nominal raise or take time off give me the time off. >> yeah. >> i agree. >> any day. >> four day work week. >> especially in the summer. especially on fridays. >> or the winter or the fall. >> yeah. >> any time. >> or spring. >> amen. >> i'm not taking the money. i just want the time off. >> it could be tucker's toughest challenge yet. coming up next he's heading into the pool for a head to head race against an olympic champin. holly, there's not enough psyching up word to help this dude. >> absolutely not. >> he's in trouble. mike is back with check of the holiday weekend forecast. it is 9:27. tuck, don't do it. don't do it. >> is he really going to swim.

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i group up here and swam in the in the olympic. >> i have three gold medals an silver. >> is that all. >> that's all. live here with my family now. i have my name on the facility. >> let me see. three time gold medalist in the olympics. you had some previous world records. you have a swim center named after you. and you're swi swimming against. >> yeah. >> good luck. >> the deal is this. i win, we row name the swim center. >> that's the deal. >> oh. >> that's the deal.

>> the t barnes swim center. >> if i have heart tack on the way down you've got to stop and help me. >> the good news the first responders are just outside. there's a crowd of literal al hundred people to watch this race this will be very embarrassing. >> all right. >> let's do it. [ cheers and applause ] >> are you going to give him any tips? >> are you going to wear the shirt. >> yeah i'm going to wear the shirt. >> that provides drag. >> okay. >> tacket off. >> come on, take it off. tell tucker to take it off. there we go. [ applause ] >> let's do it. >> all right. i'm going to be the starter here. we've got jeff rouse in lane one. tucker barnes in lane two. swimmers, take your marks. beep and they're off. [ cheers and applause ]

blank. >> oh, wow. >> you know what, he's doing a combination. >> good effort. >> he's doing back stroke, the front stroke, any stroke just to get to the end. >> good job, though, tuck. [ applause ] >> let's face it he was going up against an olympian. >> good effort. >> i think he'd be go against up -- >> tucker didn't take some slight break he'd probably have him. >> for sure. >> probably at least a little bit. >> tucker, did you awesome. >> that's right. you rocked it. [ cheers and applause ] >> you rock it. you're our olympian. >> he did it. he did some kind of medal. maybe a tin medal. i don't know.

the best sport ever. you still got it, my friend. continue to make stafford proud and we are so proud of you. >> thank you very much. >> really wish i can jump in. poor tuck. we're so proud of you. >> did he a great job. >> he really tried. >> he did some sort of job. >> could you have done better. >> a for effort. >> well i think any of us would have been able to keep up. >> mike you said all right swimmer, right. >> we got to be harsh with tuck. >> otherwise his head will get too big. >> fair enough. >> we won't go into this. yes, i was this guy had some height on him. >> sure did. >> he's got the right body sh shape. it's nice and slim he's quick and he wore the -- >> tucker wore the wrong suit. >> he should have worn tighter shorts. >> yes. >> got it. >> although thankfully for the cameras he didn't. >> right. we appreciate that. let's get to the weather forecast for the day today. all right. looking live outside right now. some sun poking through the clouds. that's kind of what you can expect today. mix of clouds and s

maybe slightly more sun this afternoon maybe a thunderstorm or two out to the west later on today. there's your current number. 78 degrees in d.c. already a little heat index winds out of the south and west. great day for the pool, mr. barnes. satellite/radar showing you, again, high thin clouds out there at this time. you can already see a couple of showers popping up over the mountains much that's where they'll stay later on today. again, best chance is west of i81 this afternoon there is a cold front draped across the midwest later on today. that's going to start to make the approach. and by tomorrow afternoon, we here locally at d.c., baltimore could kick up some showers and storms. here's your future cast here we are at 2:00 o'clock today. you can see the storms out to the west again watch out they stay there. tomorrow we get little more cloud cover in here in the morning maybe we start day off with isolated shower or maybe some drizzle depending on how much sun we get in the afternoon we could have those thunderstorms rumbling through in the afternoon one or two could be on the strong side with gusty winds maybe some hail as well because of that

across the d.c. and baltimore regions slight risk this yellow zone off to the north and west of town. again that's kind of the thing to watch tomorrow afternoon it's not a wash out don't cancel your plans but just be pro paired to maybe indoors for half hour 45 minutes as storms rumble past. here's your forecast for the day today. 93 degrees your daytime high here in washington. it will be hot and humid. it's going to feel that 93 is going to feel much more like 95, 96, 97 degrees later on today. dulles into. manassas into. culpeper 99 degrees. all right. time for your fox5 accu setter seven day forecast. 93 today a couple of rumbles of thunder later on. for your saturday on saturday much better chance of storms here in d.c. we clear it out in time for the fourth of july holiday. sunday mostly sunny, 92. same deal on monday. by news 93 degrees. should be good for firework. again we're keeping an eye on clouds around other than that, looks pretty good for firework time. we head into wednesday and thursday keeping the 90's around better chance of thunderstorms

july holiday. >> all right. guys latest check of the forecast. i'll will swim it back over to you. >> oh, i like what you did. >> very clever. well, every zip trip we like to take a moment honor the men and women who risk it all to save others. it's a segment we call first responder friday. this morning, allison is hanging out with the team from stafford county including the infamous dancing deputy. good morning to you guys. >> good morning. yes, i'm so happy to be out here with the finest in stafford virginia this is chief lockhart he's with stafford county fire and rescue. good morning. >> good morning allison. >> major mcallister stay the stafford county sheriff's depth good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let me start with you, sir. you've been in the field for 30 years in staffed for for seven. >> correct. you know you run into danger when others run out. i love what you're doing with the community. can you highlight the program youre involved in we're actively involved with stafford county public schools on our backpack pro

supplied backpacks to children who are under resourced in the community. in addition in the fall we start our operation warm our coats for kids program. both of those are done in conjunction with our combination career and volunteer system. local 4012 of the national association of firefighters and several corporate partners as well. we're providing warm coats in in the wintertime and school supplies at the beginning of the school year. >> amazing. i know everyone in stafford must appreciate that. and major, let me ask you. we talked about it and we see the force here but you brought like some of the kids that you're helping out this summer, right? >> reinforcements y. >> reinforcements. tell us what you're involved with with the community as well. >> on behalf of the stafford sheriffs office it's great to be here with you today. our focus is on our most precious commodity in the county is our youth just so happens this week we are holding our ninth annual badges for baseball camp. you'll see over here to my

community that are participating in the week long camp during that time period they focus on the fundamentals of baseball. they also develop relationships with mentors and they're coaches who are also sheriffs deputies. >> it starts that good feeling between law enforcement and the community. >> yes. >> it's amazing. you guys look pretty sharp. i think i'm not supposed to say that. >> ya'll look sharp, too. chief. [ laughter ] >> thank you for being here. we are so humbled and grateful for you all inviting us into this community let me step aside we have couple of national celebrities with us, too. just happen to be connected with staffed for of course you know the dancing deputy digs just on america's got talent. we were so proud of you. >> thank you. thank you. >> i don't know why they xed y you. but we can only be happy you're staying right here. >> that's right. not going anywhere. >> how was the experience. >> the experience was really great. you know i got to get the positive message out there that you know we as law enforcement officers love the community and we're part of the community and the community is part of

wanted to send, and i think the nation got it. >> message sent. >> and then so you've been in study yo we appreciate that and you, sir v also been in studio this is deputy jim, also an actor an movie director. iyman please we got the crem did he crem out. what's your next project you're working oh john. >> i'm going to do the real life story of bey bee deonte digs the dancing deputy. i'm going to play deonte. i got skills. i'm about to do movie in new york keanu reeves is executive producing and cher ref decatur and i started operation lead here we're very excited bork, working with the arts and the kids inspiring kids to act and direct and write and produce and so my first community policing school was taught by david decatur, sheriff decatur when he was a lieutenant in 1997 in stafford county we've been doing eight long time here. community first and that's number one thing. >> great things happening here in stafford. thank you all. thank you and thank you for all that you do.

every day. all righty. back in to you guys in the studio. stafford got it going on ya'll. >> it really does. congrats to all of them. thanks for all they dodge he is a stand up, a an actor and host of vh1 hiphop squared. this morning he's back in the lot of coming up next comedian de ray davis joins us live. >> wahoo! >> 9:41. >> got the moves, too. >> i don't know what moves those are, though. [ laughter ] z2ejcz z16fz

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>> all right.besides being zip y funny friday this morning we hilarious righty eyed actor comedian in the loft with us. you've seen in blockbuster mega hits 21 jump street, barbershop and he's characters in boone knee docks and black dynamite. host the name of hiphop scares funny man de reggae voice last night he kicked off series of shows at the d.c. improv performing through sunday before he kicks off tonight's show he's with us live in the loft. welcome back home, sir. >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate the pretty eye comment. >> you know what, just read what's in the prompter. >> oh, you didn't write that. >> i didn't write that. >> you didn't write that. >> but do you have amazing eyes. >> thank you. you don't have to lie to me now. >> your whole life you've been told you have amazing eyes. >> i like right now when you said it. >> he does have pretty eyes. >> i'm going through break up right now. >> you're single. >> just trying get people out. >> don't toy with people's emotions. women in the

>> committed to what. >> committed to finding like -- >> to breaking up with people before the summer that's what you guys do. >> was your boo here. >> i didn't break up with anybody. i'm single for 72 hours. >> wow. come out and see him. he might have something for you. >> i'm back in relationship oh and july 4th. because i wanting to eat somewhere. >> you're ridiculous. let's talk about the show. new material? >> always. >> yeah. >> yeah. one of the few guys -- i get bored with old material i'll have some fun talking about a lot going on here. >> i was going to say. >> trying to make people smile in the situation where we it's hard to smile right now about some things. >> are you doing politics. >> i am. little bit. yeah. >> not to the point where i lose my audience. >> right. >> definitely it has to come up because it's constantly in the news it's right in your face. >> it is, it is. >> wasn't so much in your face i probably would veer from it but it's right here. we need different view on it. i think i have that. >> i love that your comedy focuses on relationships. i think that's what i fine the most funny because you have a keen way of looking at situations. >>

relationships out there. >> and make us laugh. >> yeah. >> talking about how crazy, um, certain people in relationship are. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> who would that be? >> you know who you are. [ laughter ] >> you know who go from zero to 100. >> here we go. >> battle of sections at hand. >> okay. >> you guys win. there's in battle. you guys within we just want to live here. bees physical. >> take up a little space. >> yeah. >> let's talk about hiphop square. i know ice cube tapped you. >> yes. >> to be the new host of the show. how is that going? i love the concept. it's like old -- hollywood squares. >> hollywood squares with hiphop twist. >> everybody said no. all the other hosts he asked. [ laughter ] >> he said let's call de ray. me and q work together 21 jump street, barbershop one and two. he had never seen me host and -- wow. >> he don't watch like wilding out and joking off. >> it's ice cube. he watches gangsr

he got me after the first day. this is how they do. you host one. then they say, we'll see if we'll fire you or not. so i hosted one. then the next day ice cube called again heyman we moving forward we going to get this going. >> wow. >> here i am. i got to take all those clothes home. i wasn't supposed to but i took all those clothes. >> i love it. that's not the only project you have going. you really quite the renaissance man. movies, doing comedy, wasn't music at one point, too. >> always music. music always in my heart all eyes on me did great. i played a light skinned gangster in that i got to be tough. scared my daughter little bit. >> how old is your daughter. >> she's 16. sean scared at all. >> i was going to say. 16 they think they know everything. >> all i do yell. she knows i'm only yelling. he ain't going to do nothing. but she also doesn't are have a car, do you britt? >> ut-oh. >> that wasn't necessary, sorry. >> no, it wasn't but we love it. >> that's part of your charm. people can catch more of your charm when they come out ju june29th

improv. this is like a second home to you. >> i guess so. except i don't live here. >> you come quite a bit because the dmv loves you and your comedy so much. >> i got to come see you of course. >> thank you very much. the loft is your second home. >> we've been dating for how long now. >> you're not supposed to tell people. >> can i share something with you? my first love al b. sure was here two days ago. >> eye browse connected. >> eyebrows were not connected. we got him straight. >> i hate alt b. son out and about. >> quincy. >> no the other one. >> al, jr. >> al. >> do you know what's going to happen now people will tweet me you have a think for light skinned brothers for nice eyes. >> al b.b. doesn't have nice eyes. that was my hater moves. >> de ray davis, pretty eyes, a great comic. come out and see him. thirty-five dollars tickets. tickets are going really fast. >> sunday night we added -- i think i added sunday night 10:0h left. >> okay.

i promise i'll be funny. >> he is funny. >> i'll have barbecue with me. i just lied again. >> save me plate. >> i'm coming over your house. >> okay. >> i'll give you address. >> annie and i are feeling left out come join the party. >> thanks, guys. 9:49. coming up oscar winner jared lito working on brand new film but he needs your help putting it together after the break he'll explain what this is all about and how you can take part in this new adventure of his band's new video showing a day in the life of america. you don't want to miss this. be right back. ♪

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g your next vehicle. ♪ all some chitchat will get you hurt. >> i can't wait to show you my toys. >> you're psychotic an social freak. >> careful. isn't ♪ >> well that is a clip from the 2016 blockbuster suicide squad starring oscar winner jared leto as the joker and this fall you can catch him in the all new blade runner sequel and

can catch him right here on the stage performing wis his ban 30 seconds to mars. now the singer and actor is launching ambitious new project called a day in the life it's meant to capture slice of live in america for 24 hours on independence day. but this is key. the band needs your help to make this experimental film happen and jared joining us now live with more on this project. good morning. >> good morning, annie. how are you. >> i'm doing well. thank you so much. look, you have never been afraid to take on challenges that is why you are a super star. and this latest challenge this project not only new thing for you, but also you are challenging your fans. tell us about it. >> we're filming a giant portrait of america. i couldn't think of better time to take a look at ourselves and to tell our story on fourth of july on a single day we're going to collect footage and be filming in all

tow states plus puerto rico and d.c., and we're going to make this big giant crazy project and wee need your help. so if you're out there watching this and you want to film a shot for us on your cell phone, if you want to tell a story, if you want to film an event, you can send it in to 30 seconds to mars.u.s. and be a part of this giant story that we're telling, and we're looking forwar to seeing what you guys contribute out there. >> and jared, we're actually showing some of the questions that you are posing to your fans to summit as part of the foo footage. really important questions. really showing the unity, the diversity of what this country is all about. one of them being, what does america mean to you? so i'm going to flip the script. can you share what america means to you? >> absolutely. i'm going to save little bit of it for the final film because i'm going to participate and annie i hope you participate, too, and film yourself. all you have to do is grab your cell phone and answer the five questions. if you want to go out and shoot more and

that's fine, too. or you can just answer the questions. but america means a great deal to me, you know, i was born to a single mother. she had my brother and i. it was the three of us, and with a lot of hard work and some food stamps she was able to make better life for herself. so i've been really at the receiving end of lot of blessings as a result of living in america and i've been very fortunate and i'm acutely aware of that. >> um-hmm. so i have, you know, quite strong feelings and thoughts about what america means to me. >> and you touched on this. you mentioned that it's great opportunity to document the country and especially the current political climate that we're in and i feel like more and more people have been inspired especially with the social media aspect of it to voice their opinion about what's really happening around them. you spend a lot of time on the road. i'm sure you've been inspired by your fans and what they talk to you about. what are you hoping out of

project what are you hoping to hear from your fans? >> well, it's an apolitical project. it's by partisan, and then some. i think you can't really tell an accurate portrait of america if you take a side with this sort of thing, but i'm hoping to be surprised. i'm hoping people send in footage that i never expected. i hope that it causes debate. i hope it provokes. i hope that we discover seen things that are exciting and funny and fun and teach us something. but it's a powerful thing to take a look at ourselves in this kind of way and i have really high expectations for what we're going to accomplish. >> let me just also mention before we run out of time that i loved watching you on my so called life and this new project really showing a new dimension to you, another you know dimension to everything that you're doing. you're renaissance person you do it all. most importantly bef

you go -- >> thank you. >> how and when will people get to see this project. >> you'll be able to see it everywhere. this is something that you're going to hear about immediately. i mean even on fourth of july, i'm going to be all over the place. we're going to be filming life. we're going to be -- there will be barrage on, you know, my twitter handle jared leto on instagram on snap chat and then everything that we film is going to be shared with you. so things that you send in the more creative, the more interesting, the more brave, the more bold the greater chance hey'll end up in the final project. so go to 30 seconds to mars.u.s. and you can learn more. >> all right. thank you so much, jared leto. very inspiring and admirable. we'll see you soon. >> annie, i appreciate the time. thank you. >> aww. >> i love that. get involved and we have more good day at 10a coming up plus our zip trip stafford continues.

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♪ >> much see moments the biggest stars only on good day at 10a. what a fantastic friday on this last day of june. r and b super star kenny lattimore live in the loft. how you can see him live for free tomorrow. joe joe didn't pick him on the bachelorette but her loss was country music's game. live in the lot of texas sweetheart lou pell is here. >> our life zip trip event from stafford v have a, far from over. as our f fox5 zip trip continue. don't miss the end of the

major nouns many about major guest coming monday to good day. let's do this in three, two, one. the 10a starts now. ♪ >> oh, yes x. >> oh, yes! >> oh, yes! >> one, two, three, good day d.c.! >> whoo! >> that's how we roll. oh, my gosh. >> that is wildcats they'll join us later because they have some rings to show off. >> yes. >> they just happen to be state champs in field hockey. it's one of the many things we have coming up in our final hour of this amazing zip trip ever. >> where did the morning go. i don't know. we talked to so many great people and we have more on tap. right? >> yeah, awesome community. >> i heard you lost the swim,ing. >> it was that close. >> okay. >> how close was it tucker. >> like that close. >> that close. >> okay. >> there's no actual tape of it

>> it was live on tv by the way. but it was super fun. you were awesome. >> jeff is a great sport. >> everybody here in stafford has just been so gracious and welcoming. we've got our hometown hero we'll do this hour and of course get a taste of stafford as well with restaurants. a little drink of stafford, too. >> cheers. >> amen to that. >> one word community. >> community. >> so happy to be here. >> quickly i'll let you know hot and humid this afternoon nothing terrible. upper -- >> you can tell it was hot and humid by my hair. >> toss it back in to you. >> all right. give me a g! >> give me a c. give me a good day d.c.! >> whoo wahoo! [ applause ] >> dmv. hello. >> good morning. >> thank you so much for staying with us i'm maureen umeh alongside annie, paul wharton and our special guest giselle bryant from the real housewives of potomac. hello, hello, hello. good morning. listen you have to stand up. show the people. >> really. >> i can do

>> what, what, what. >> only 10:00 o'clock. >> we got it going on here. >> my goodness. >> i definitely feel andy cohen action here. andy cohen good day d.c. and these are my housewives. >> we got to tell you guys we have a huge announcement at the epp of the 10a so please stay tuned for that. i'm talking huge guest coming. don't miss it. it will be great. end of 10a. who could it be? >> inquiring minds want to know. >> don't give out any hints. >> i'm ready. >> 10:04. before we check what's trending, erin is back with a check on what's making headlines this morning with some news. good morning. >> first i have to say that's a really hot couch you look amazing. taking a look at the headlines. morning joe host mika brzezsinki and joe scarborough responding to president trump's attack. she's dealing with more family issues and the president's tweets don't borough. he said the president takes things so much more personally with women. meanwhile lawmakers say the

in the way of business of running the country. closer to home fairfax county police are investigating an overnight homicide at springfield plaza. police say two men got into a fight after leaving a revolution darts and billiards. one of the men later died at the hospital. on the man also tried to break into nearby store in the plaza. he's now in police custody. millions of people will be hopping on the roads to get their fourth of july barbecue on. in fact, more than a million dmv residents are expected to leave the area for the fourth of july aaa says this is record number of travelers more people taking road trip than flying and triple says nine out of ten people will be driving to their 53 indication get away. 44 million people expected to travel during fourth of july holiday. safe travels to you and good luck get to your destination. here's a startling statistic when it comes to how some americans spend their money. specifically how they spend it on luxuries. new study finds low income families spent 40%

on luxuries. how about middle class income families? they spend half of their income on such items wealthy families spend 65%. here's good news. median household income in the u.s. rose to $59,000. and finally, an overnight bombshell. jay-z has opened up about his rocky relationship with wife bee i don't know san all on his new album 444. his fir album in four years on kill jay-z row leased early friday. he almost went eric bow nay let the baddest girl in the world get away. the line appears to be reference to r and b singer eric bow nay who was divorced from halle bury after he admitted to cheating on her. bow nay responded his current wife is quote the baddest girl in the world. jay-z also opened up about that infamous elevator incident with solange and the apparent birth of his twins. so getting a lot of dirt on jay-z and beyonce' relationship and i'm excited to hear the tracks on that

i've heard nothing but good things on social media so far. >> i read the lyric. i'm telling you owes go he talks about his mom's sexuality. >> yes. >> talks about the fact they cheated. i mean he is spilling the beans. >> putting it oh out there. >> you cheat on beyonce'. there's no hope for the rest of glaus erin said that this morning. what's the saying about you show me someone even as attractive there's someone whose sick of them. >> sure. >> i don't think he's sick of her. i think he cheated because he could. he's remorseful which is wonderful. >> yes. >> we love that about jay. >> i agree. >> white more songs. >> better not figure who that chick is. >> it was becky with the good hair. >> what's becky's name. >> becky with good hair. >> i wept like this. [ laughter ] >> i'm tripping. i love giselle. >> i'm not becky. >> no. >> thank you. >> she don't roll hick that. >> the shade. >> all you hussies out there this is for you. >> spicy friday. >> your good friend allison

have been here today because shed had to go to stafford, virginia. allison and holly and tucker holding it down on our zip trip today in stafford county. hey, guys, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> hi. good morning. >> good morning in the studio. yes, indeed. right now we're here with some very important people. we are here with gweneth's gift foundation and this is the husband and wife dynamic powerhouse team that run it joel and jennifer griffin chair f the board and the president. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> thank you. >> this is a tough week for you i'm sure. you have a very personal message to share in name of your beautiful daughter gwyneth. can you tell us about the foundation. >> yes gwyneth gift foundation fear 01c3 we're focused on saving lives and creating a culture of action behind the importance of cpr and use of aed's our journey started 2012 following the collapse and

of our daughter gwyneth. after the events of that day, we set upon ourselves to create a law called gwyneth's gift in the state of virginia requires cpr for teachers, the placement of all aed' in all schools and training for high school graduates this school year. after we wrote that law we continued with the american heart association and helped to testify in d.c. and maryland where they have the student component of the law. and following that, we decided we wanted to be able to make sure that the teachers and the school especially in the rural areas had the support necessary to actually get the aed we created gwyneth's gift foundation last year. >> right. >> and under the foundation we have three programs. the first program is an overall awareness program. we offer free training to the public. we do that at one event a year and three smaller events throughout the year. we also have aed component where we actually help to pay for the aed's and dough employ them not only to schools but to other public locations. our third component

day this happen we want to honor them. because they too are the future knowing cpr and so we offer scholarships. >> specifically i know joel that you wanted to talk about stafford county. why particularly here you wanted to do this. >> stafford county was one of the last duty stations i had in the marine corps. i met my wife here. we raised two beautiful daughters in the pub lib schools partaking of the soccer fields that you see here today. most importantly, stafford county is part of the culture of action that we're trying to create. the citizens are very involved in the community. stafford county was the first heart safe community in the commonwealth of virginia. and last year was the fourth county in the entire commonwealth to implement an app they have and used with the aed -- with the 911 providers you see behind you. we are very excited to be part of this and creating this culture o

community and the region and throughout the commonwealth. >> i love it. >> i think any parent watching this you can't even wrap your mind around having to deal with the loss of a child, and the fact that you all were able to find purpose and able to keep her alive and have that be a gift to all the lives that you are now saving, that's why you're our hometown hero. >> thank you. >> i have to stop talking because i'm going to cry. you are amazing. you are amazing. >> this is small. >> powerful. >> we hope you remember us. i can tell you that we will never forget you all. thank you for what you've done. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> back to you all. >> back to you guys. congratulations to you. okay. more to come this morning good day all about the music this morning and coming up later kenny lattimore joining us live in the loft. >> first let's check in with junior reporter for a look at what else is coming up this hour. good morning. >> reporter: hello my name is jake mcallister i'm today's fox5 junior reporter. coming up an

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♪ >> we are full of sunshine here in the lot of we are jam jammins our folks out in stafford are too. we showed you the five must stops last hour. first on that list was ferry farm. this time we turn it over to our favorite history above allison seymour. good morning, al. >> good morning. happy to be here right now with one of our five must stops in the flesh. we'd like to breck out the five must stops and do it in person. this is dave morocco with the ferry farm exhibit site the boyhood home of george washington. tell us all about it. >> sure. ferry farm is where george washington grew up. he grew up -- he lived will from age six to age 22. and -- six to 22. that's like all of his life. >> his formative years are certainly there, and so when people talk about george washington, they

about his older years when he was an adult, and we like to talk about his formative years when george -- what made george the exceptional person he became, and we look at eight little differently than most historians. we use historical records but we also use archeological information. >> you helped to lead that charge as the vice-president from museum couldn't at the present time. i don't want to brag but i wanted to be an archaeologist when i was in seventh grade. >> it's not too late. >> say it again. tell me what you found on the archeological dig. >> we have over 750,000 artifacts to date. >> wow. >> a lot of them colonial but people were living on that landscape for 12,000 years. everybody somebody lives there they leave stuff behind and we collect it and learn about the past at ferry farm. >> 12,000 years. so can you tell us about, you know, the native peoples before that and just some of the little nuggets that you found? >> sure.

every five artifact facts we find is native american. and we have, um, project points arrowheads and all the tools that they use and we have gaming pieces so we can talk about sort of their social life as well. >> right. >> and so all those things are available through recovery and archeology. >> when people come out, what do they learn about george washington? >> um, so we learn that george washington his family went through a lot of adversity and when they lived at ferry farm, and sort of how his family overcame that adversity. >> like what? >> so for example, his father died when he was 13. and so, um, his family had to -- to sort of redesign their whole existence, his mother became a widow and so that's a social standing in 18th century life and because of inheritance,

lost most of their income and so they had to sort of restart their income streams. >> so it's open to the public? are there september hours we can go. >> we are open 10:00 to 5:00 monday through saturday. 12:00 to 5:00 and we are having special party on fourth of july. >> oh, tell us about it. >> so it's lowered admission dollar for admission and we have crafts people we're actually putting back the washington house as we speak. >> um-hmm. >> and so people -- >> rebuilding it. it was an archeology site and now it's back. so we're putting it back up, and, um, so you can see the house being built. we have crafts man. we have games. we have music. we have theater. we have food. we have all kinds of fun. it's a great experience. >> yes. >> and so the weather is beautiful on -- it's on the rappahannock river. nice breezes during the day. incredible experience for all

>> we thank you for being with us today. >> it's great to be here. >> we thank you and i look forward to vi visiting and maybe you can give me insider tips on being an archaeologist at 51. >> we'll make it happen. >> this is dave morocco with the fer ray farm the boyhood home of george washington. back inside at the studio now. hey, guys. >> hey. thank you guys. all right. 10:19. >> coming up little later from the bachelorette to nashville to good day dc. reality star and country singer luke pell will join us live. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ all right. welcome back. having great time down here in stafford. what great morning we've. i'm joined by my esteemed colleague jake mcallister. did i get your name right, jake. >> yes. >> we're doing what,. >> junior reporter. >> junior reporter. that's right. i get to ask you one quick question i'll hasn't the microphone over to you. tell me about where you go to and what you do in the summer. >> um, well i'm going -- i'm at school graph ton village elementary school and this summer, um, well, i was playing baseball. it just ended. lost or second play off game. but we had had a good time playing. >> good. is it anybody you want to say hi to. your mom, your dad. your dad is a first responder. he's here today, isn't he. >> he's the cop. he makes sure the

safe. >> that's great. we love it. we really appreciate him. he seems like a nice dad. i'll hasn't off the microphone and you can ask me some questions. you ready? >> yes. >> okay. >> um, what percentage of us is getting rain today. >> that's a good question. i'll go with 15%. now if you're in the mountains out to the west, there's a better chance for thunderstorm. but i think for the rest of us, we're going to be just hot today. it's getting hot, you got a long sleeved shirt. starting to feel pretty hot. >> i'm getting a little bit sweaty. >> that's a good question. what else you got? >> hamburgers or hotdogs? >> hamburgers with cheese, right? >> yeah. >> were do you think? >> i think hamburgers with cheese, yeah. >> okay. that's great question. >> i think we got time for the least one more. >> what's your favorite nfl team? >> oh, that's a great question. okay i grew up in maryland and my two teams are the washington redskins and i told everybody at home i also like the baltimore ravens because i'm a maryland kid. who is your favorite team? the

redskins. >> and what kind of season do you think they're going to have this year? >> hmm, i don't really know. but maybe -- whose is your favorite player? >> um, kirk cousins. >> kirk cousins. >> yeah. do you think he deserves a lo long-term -- what's it called, a long-term -- >> contract. >> yeah. long term. >> this is turning into sports report. absolutely he deserves a long-term contract much here the deal you got to pay up for the quarterbacks, right. >> yeah. >> he's been doing pretty well with the redskins, right? >> yeah. >> i think we got to pay the m man. >> yeah. >> you know what, if he wants to give us whatever he science for that would be great, right. >> yes. >> you agree with that. >> yeah. >> we can get lot of cheesburgers. >> yes. >> well toss it back inside. thank you very much for joining me. now i want to you toss it in and say erin, annie and maureen and whoever else is there back to you. >> erin --, erin what? >> i never remember. >> hey all you people back to you. >> hey all you people back to you

>> and wave. >> well said. hey. >> we'll take it. >> all right. we'll head back out to stafford after the break and this time we're giving a special shout out to pair of state champions. >> plus grammy nominee kenny lattimore joining us live in the loft. giselle knows him. they're friends. we'll talk about where you can see him perform for free this weekend. we'll be right back. ♪ z2d1iz z16fz

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♪ we're on each other's teams here in the lot of this morning we're giving a special shout out to the teams down in stafford. who so happen to be state champions. and for that we turn it over to the fabulous holly morris. hey, holly, what's going on? >> hey, paul. it is so good to hear from you this morning. guess what? i am definitely winning here on this zip trip. because stafford is amazing but stafford they know a thing or two about winning, you're right, because let me just tell you who i a have on this side i have the wildcats from mountain view high school the field hock can he team and they just hab to be the 2017 virginia state champ. >> whoo!? >> and then on this side i have the wrestlng team from book born high school and they just hab to be the 2017 have a have state chap ands. >> whoo!? how amazing is that. >> winners all all of them and obviously winning starts at the top i'll start with the coaches. kim,

>> all right. so was this your first state title win? >> no this is my first as head coach. um i also wouldn't assist at that particular time coach with my mom she was the head coach in 2015. >> i think she just said i've been there before. takes me through was a dramatic season? was it ever in question that you might not win or was it, you know, wire to wire you guys were always on top. >> starting from the beginning i have a bunch of young girls who came in. so from the beginning we did not expect it. but you can just continually see them grow each game, and it was a phenomenal win at the end very dramatic i can thank these girls enough. they're amazing athletes. they definitely deserved it. >> when you actually realized you were going to win washington did you do. >> i screamed. >> good. react. >> i was like oh, my gosh!? whoo!? we're state champs much that's awesome. keep the winning tradition a life. >> we will. we'll come back and visit again. >> thank you oy have another winner on this side and this is jake who happens to be the coach of wrestling team. now is this your

title. >> it is our first state title in school history. >> that's got do feel pretty. >> it feels great. >> they're making history here in to have forward. was it something you expected at what point did you know we might be able to do this. >> it was our goal from the s star. we went in the season looking to win. conference title, regional title. we kind of lost those early on and then revamped during the state time. came back together. rustled hard and wrestled awesome tournament. >> the moment you knew you were going to be state champions, what did you do. >> it didn't hit mow until we hit the parking lot and i look to my coach and we had that look, oh, my god -- >> you cried. it's okay. you can say it. >> i cried little bit. >> were you real men cry. so you know it's interesting though because so when you win your first title, right, how do you keep that going because now the next year the expectation is high, right. >> yes. we have to keep the expectation high and i expect that from our guys from the start from day one i expect them to give 100% all the time. we just h

and do the same thing we got things to work on and we'll come back and repeat. >> all right. i love it. it's always sweet to row pet. okay. before we go, though, should we show them the hardware. >> yes. >> all right. hands out, everybody. i want to show was virginia state champ rings look like. we have the female version. and then of course we have the male version. and now this is no state rink but we have a little hardware we want to give you as well. ben come and in here this is my lovely sift tan ben. and he is going to hand to you these wonderful plaque that is you can hang amongst all your accolades that say you are our hometown teams and we are so darn proud of you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> one more cheer. zen it back. >> ahh! >> back to you guys. >> thank you holly. >> oh, my gosh. loving those state rings. >> i do, too our members guest has been hailed a modern soul man by the new york times. he's a native

nominated singer song writer. tomorrow he'll be performing a free concert the american history museum alongside local go-go band team familiar it's called from jazz to go good the sounds of community and change. the event will feature an afternoon of music and discussion exploring the community influences of go-go music and jazz. >> before the fun gps kenny lattimore joins us live in the loft. good morning to you. [ applause ] >> welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> welcome home. >> always good to be here. >> how far back do you two go back. >> minute. will. i was married. how about that? >> 15 years. >> it's been while. i love that you're always giving back and here you are again giving back in this free con concert. >> thank you. >> what's it about and dell us about it. >> you all did great explanation of how we're going to talk about the celebration of music in our community. there's lots of things that i didn't know about the music history in washington, d.c. how i think even pearl bailey named u street the black

>> right. sure did. >> and how jazz -- we know how jazz influenced go-go as we're here vernacular go if he can talk about. go-go is our own little language our own little secret thing. so i'm just excited to not only perform some of it with this amazing band, but at the same time there's a panel discussion we'll really be educated. i love the smithsonian for doing that. really educating us. >> you're not doing your own music then. >> tomorrow we're not going to do that. it's all about education and giving back to the community. and it will be brilliant. i mean really stellar. what we -- the presentation we do for you. i will be singing, and i will be back, though, labor day the birchmere here in virginia to do my set. my regular set because i have new al come co coming out called vulnerable. >> when is that coming out. >> it will be come coming in objection. i will be premiering and birchmere will be one of the first stops. >> new music

we heard with this last album which i loved by the way. >> thank you. >> i'm nervous. i'm vulnerable about this album. two things are going on with it. it talks about being open to relationships again. >> okay. >> and it also has like an '80s feel. >> i like it like a little dance little bit. >> little bit of dance but do you remember how like jimmy jam and terry lewis in the '80. >> yes. >> and phil collins a different sounds that influenced a lot of the music it's a modern take with an '80s homage. i love that. >> man. okay. i'm looking forward to that and you're coming back to do -- you'll perform for us. >> i want to perform here. >> yes, you have to. to. you were here for christmas. you had like christmas songs out which i thought was so cool. >> thank you. >> that was so well received. >> i was going to ask how was that received? >> amazing. people call me even now and they say i just took your christmas album off and i just played it again. i'm like during the summer? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, because it just i think was

just a musical piece in general as opposed to just being about that particular time period. >> right. >> something people could enjoy year round. >> it was fantastic. >> thank you. >> yes. >> i'm sorry if you were going to say something. when you think about projects where does that start from? are you being influenced by things you're reading, you're hearing or what you're going through personally? >> absolutely. i think it's all of those things. it's tough. again, it comes back to the whole idea of being vulnerable because you have to figure out what do i want to say, what den i want to say? giselle knows that. >> yup. >> when you're even talking about when the cameras are on that's what it's like you're album the cameras are on you you have to figure out, you know, how much of the world -- how much do i want to give to the world? and you always want it to be authentic and you want it to be real but at the same time i think tons of filters and because i try to use the platform to do positive things. yeah. >> i was always funny i came from gospel. >> yes. >> i got to be able t

in church and people not say you can't sing that song any more because -- >> you seem like you're in such a great mace. you seem so happy. >> i am. i'm completely -- it's gotten better and better. this has been an amazing journey which life is for of one if you embrace it as such. i've totally embraced my journey it's been great summer. my son is in lots of sports and doing things during the summer which allowed me -- >> daddy duties. >> right. >> i'm taking in each detail of life. >> kenny, thank you for stopping by. >> thank you. >> from jazz to go-go the sounds of community and change happening. information right here. happening this saturday july 1st. man, you are awesome. come back any time. we're looking forward to that now album. >> thank you for having me. >> you going to sing us out good day. >> sing us back to the couch. >> good day at ten, yeah. you're checking in, yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> all you have to do is add -- can you add a back to you annie. >> say the a

>> back if you annie. >> back to you annie. >> okay. we'll save that little snippet. thank you so much. >> bachelorette favorite. take it, take it. [ laughter ] >> that's right. he was a much bachelor fan favor rhett and he's making waves on the country music scene tonight he's in town for special show at nats park. first he's joining us right here in the loft we're talking about reality star and singer luke pell joining us next on good day d.c. >> sing us out. >> sing it. ♪

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♪ >> our trip to stafford it's time for our favorite part raising a glass to the weekend we work for the weekend. >> exactly. >> i work on the weekend that's another story. >> let's head back out at the zip trip team because it's 5:00 o'clock somewhere. so good morning. who is dranking over there? >> yeah. well, we are going to imbibe, fall paul in just second first we'll fill our bellies with this goodness, and this is family pizzeria. lindsay kane is with them they are the oldest restaurant in stafford, writ. >> one of the old defendant. >> we like to say. here's what's so mazing we didn't even have to cook these pizzas we just put them out and the sun is cooking them. >> exactly. >> at least that's what it feels like. tell us about the family peas row ya. >> family pizzeria has been around since '70's started up in woodbridge, virginia, little bit north of

moved down and around the '80s my dad bought it in 1985. and we've been around ever si since. around stafford. >> one of the little tidbits about family peas reece ya oy love so much the fact you've been in several did you have locations you closed for little bit to spent more time with family. >> with me. my parents decided to close for few years, two in 2,000 when i was in middle school. they decided once oy got a little bit older and i could actually work there. [ laughter ] >> open back up. >> hash tag good parents. >> exactly. >> focusing on you and now giving back to the community in this delicious edible way. >> exactly. >> let's talk about roar specialties. >> our specialties obviously is pizza. we do new york style pizza in brick bottom gas fired ovens which is -- you can't find that very often any more. >> right. >> so everything is handmade. we come in early make our sauce, make our dough, cut our cheese everything is freshly made. cook it to order. so it's alws

we also do have really good wings that's probably our second most popular thing. we make our barbecue sauces in house as well. we also brought our chicken sub in which is one of our most popular subs. for those heating healthy we >> i'm sorry, did you say healthy. >> i know. >> actually looks amazing and i love super saussy wing much this might be the most important question. do you do delivery? >> unfortunately we don't. but my dad always says, good pizza does not come out of the trunk of car. >> there you go. you know what that means, none is coming up to us 5151 wisconsin avenue northwest. but we will gladly road trip down here. >> thank you to get a taste of this much not the only restaurant though here in stafford. tucker has got another taste. hey, tuck. >> i certainly do. we'll do this while wire dan dancing. >> absolute. i'm joined by brandon. tell me your restaurant and where you're locate glad we're located in stafford.

executive chef for the lagrand crew business fro. >> it looks like it's too fancy for me. tell me were you're cooking. >> when you come to the winrow you want to transport you. our menu is seasonal mediterranean fare and you want to femur like you're in europe when you're at our winrow. over here we have a we are rat tow mozzarella wrapped in prosciutto and served with imported italia olive oil. delish. >> it looks delicious. >> local yoko in maryland you do jumbo lump crab meat. >> you're in virginia. >> maryland crab. >> right, maryland crab. >> absolutely. >> it could be virginia crab technically. >> technically. wherever they're swimming. >> all right. >> cups with terra gone room mewled and garnished with fennel and citrus as well. dessert specialty your place? >> our favorites lavender pan cot at a it's garnish with fresh berries and mint

>> what's your favorite meal to make for special lady. >> she knows who she is at home. it will have to be moat homemade pasta i come from italian family homemade pasta absolutely. >> all right. >> keep that in mine. i usually make like velveeta or something like that. mac and cheese. >> don't do that. >> sounds like a heck of a night. tell me about the wine. >> i'm the wine maker at top point winery we're very happy celebrating our tenth anniversary this month. we're being in the area for while. >> we have today we have chardonnay very refreshing wines for the summer. chardonnay. we have blowns red blends, very very crisp and lean fruitful. that goes with almost ever everything. very versatile. for desert we have a port wine with some sugar. some, you know, nice and bright flavors that we bring to another state. >> i love it. again name of your restaurant. >> point winery at lagrand

>> i just have quick shout outs major impressions thank you for the towels. dj bill carol thank you. the birthday girl who drove an hour and four minutes cynthia to be with us today on this zip trip. [ applause ] >> back inside to you, guys. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you time now 10:45. coming up former bachelorette star luke pell live in the loft plus we can't have real housewife here without talking about the big season two siphonally. we'll chat with him this one coming up here next. we're putting you on the spot. that's fine. typical.

litter rally every time i'm with you my heart gets more and more involved. it blows my mine. >> all right. our next guest first captured america's heart after starring on the season two of the bachelorette since leaving the show texas sweetheart luke pell launch add career in country pew sick he'll be playing the budweiser music pear at nats park. big big night. first luke joining us live in the loft to dish about the big show, reality tv and the road to country music. good morning. >> good morning. so

being here. >> yeah. >> thank you for being here. so i was reading up on you. you have impressive background. went to west point. served in the army. i mean very impressive engineer, right. >> degree in engineering. >> yeah. >> how did you make that transition into the bachelorette reality television and then music? >> i think that's always the question how do you make the transition to bachelorette world. >> it's a transition. >> for anybody. i was kind of in the phase of my life, i was like why not? i was chasing some dromes. i had done a lot of different thing in the military like you mentioned and i was work in the corporate world for couple of years i got to point i had this music thing that was on the side and i've been doing it on the weekends had been wanting to do it since a a child. hey, i'm going to go back to nashville and work on my music. the bachelorette thing came up at the same time. i was like why not let's try this and see how it goes. >> was that spring board for if you your music sounds like me that's your little pasion. >> it really has helped in some ways so many more people that are exposed

who i am as person but we didn't even talk about it on the bachelorette. i was -- they talk about my story as a veteran more and not so much as musician and so that was my career if you will on the show. so it's been fun to kind of reintroduce myself to the world as the guy that has been song writer and artist and nashville for few years now. >> look, i love country music because it always tells a story. >> um-hmm. >> it draws from personal experiences, relationships, and so i'm sure you have a lot. plenty of material to work with, right. >> yeah, there's so much to work with. with everything i've been through. now people ask me, are you writing songs about your experience on the bachelorette. >> how real are we getting in your lyrics. >> i'm taking a page out of taylor swift's book and just write about the break up. >> ut-oh. >> you write about you being on the show today. i mean this is an experience. >> why not? >> absolutely. >> annie and maureen, paul. >> we didn't get quite as steamy as we saw you with

bachelorettes on there. how producers get involved in intimate moments. how real is that steam up? are they pushing to you get closer? or is that real. >> i think the first half of the season the filming process is kind of people know they're doing circus tricks and kind of just all there and it's, you know, petri dish social experiment towards the end, um, like the clip we showed at the beginning when you introduce them to your family i think people have to go through this transition mentally, okay, this is not just tv show any more. this is where i'm going to bring them for christmas next year or whatever. >> did you think you were falling in love. >> yeah, tour the end the last three or four of us that are left on the show, yeah, to you make that transition. this is serious. i really have real feelings it's not just tv show. >> were you heart broken? >> um, yeah, absolutely i was. >> really? >> it happens. it happens really quickly there at the end the last few weeks of filming are really, really strange emotion roller coaster to be on, but, yeah,. >> not for the jealous types, though. [ laughter ]

better not be in love with maureen or annie or giselle. >> we got a problem. >> even more people will fall in love with you tonight the show 8:00 o'clock nats park. text still available. >> yup. >> but i heard they're selling fast. hurry up. and are we going to be getting like a sense of your single or we going to be hearing tonight. >> absolutely. it's fun we go out and play live shows and we've got music that's not released yet that's original music and we like to go out and play that for folks. we got couple of songs out on spotify and i tunes right now we released so far this spring. so we're just excited to be here i've never been, you know n-d-c for the fourth of july wee weekend. >> this is the place to be. >> we're glad to be here. >> kicking it off. have you done other tours like this before. >> yeah, we've been playing shows touring for, you know, a couple of years. >> yeah. >> okay. we took most of last year off because of the bachelorette and kicked it back up this year. we're heading off to la tom tomorrow. >> make sure you get to see the firework. >> they are phenomenal. >> are you d

>> i am dating someone now. >> ladies, sorry. >> the segment is over. [ laughter ] >> actually the segment is over. luke pell, thank you very much. go out seen this guy tonight. you are awesome. i'm sure the music is going to be amazing thanks for coming in. let's see here. giselle we're going to switch our focus to you. >> lady you're not off the hook. >> of course not. season two wrapping up here. >> yes. >> season finale this sunday 8:00 o'clock bravo tv you cannot miss it and it is like seriously intense. >> i mean you ladies have have been bringing crazy heat this season and what surprising to me is you were in the middle of a lot of it. >> me? >> yes. you. >> not me. >> not little giselle. >> yes, you. >> i am very opinionated and i don't shy away from that. but, um, you know it's -- it's people -- people help me be opinionated. >> yeah. >> they give you the material. >> yes, they do. >> one thing i love about

season i think that all of you starting to come into your own. >> yes. the story lines are more organic they don't feel course forked or contrived. what i am surprised to see some of the ladies and how they've change like karen, i'm a little surprised by what's happening with her. >> she wept through a lot season two and revealed to the world she was was raped in college. that's like a bill step for anyone to take. a lot of courage that went into that. she did move like a thief in the night to great falls, virginia. we're still trying to figure that out. >> yeah. >> yes. >> lot of issues that come up between the ladies on the show and then you kind of work them out in real life. the show happens and all of a sudden everybody is enraged again. how do you deal with that? i see lost it on twitter. >> i can compartmental lies. i realize what happened then happened then and i don't get taught caught in my feelings when it come back on the air i'm the only one i think that can do it. miss charisse she has problem dealing with just what's on tv and realizing we didn't been through that all

i think it's difficult for the ladies. >> but this season two the final show is on sunday. you guys film the finale already wit andy -- >> the reunion. >> yes, we did. >> oh, lord. >> oh, lore. >> see fireworks. >> we firework an lot of allegations. we see a lot of people accusing others of bed hopping and boyfriends. and maybe separations and marriages. >> giselle, tune in, tune in. >> morty to come. >> good one. >> speaking good one neck monday huge i'll let you have the honors of telling people what the surprise is. >> we've been teasing this all morning long. it is the redskins coach jay gruden. >> whoo! >> exclusively right here on fox5. we are so excited. he's going to talk about what he's being involved in in the community, of course, the season organization a lot lot to talk about and we'll have him maybe do some karaoke key. >> karaoke going down. >> what's your for song going to be. >> i'm not going to give that away. >> that's my line when i

>> toss it back out to stafford. thank you giselle, luke. thank you for being part of good day dc making us the number one show. stafford county you're awesome. our team out there we'll have you close out the show with goodbye. have a great weekend, everyone. see you then. >> bye, guys. whoo! ♪ whoo! ♪♪ >> all right. guys, oh, my gosh. >> holly i have new baby. >> oh, my goodness. and it was born right here in stafford. this has been mazing. dj bill carol has brought it we have danced through the morning and dancing our way into holiday weekend. >> 99s for the next couple of days. our next chance for some rain will be really tomorrow afternoon. strong thunderstorms but that's about it for the weekend. plain old hot and humid as you get into the fourth of july weekend. doesn't prevent us from shaking our feet out here in stafford. next friday will be another sip tip live from waldorf. >> can't wait. >> annie, tucker and steve, that is you.

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