♪ straight ahead, a deadly start to the july 4th holiday. a driver hit and killed by a csx train in prince george's county. this just days after another deadly train accident in the dc region. plus, breaking news. north korea claims it launched its first inter continental ballistic missile. if true, it could mean a new threat to the united states. president trump waste nothing time reacting on twitter. we'll have the very latest. yeah, i am completely speechless and it's

>> venus williams breaking down in tears after her match at wimbledon yesterday. but the show of emotion had nothing to do with what happened on the court. her first public remarks after police blamed her for a deadly crash last month. but first, party preps are under way along the national mall for the huge july 4th celebration. but so are security and safety measures in around the city. we'll have more on that coming up. you're watching good day at 9a and it starts right now. ♪ i'm just looking around wisdom. let's see. it look like -- >> just the two of us. >> just the two of us. >> we can make it if we try. >> just the two of us in this building. july 4th castles in the sky. >> happy independence day to you in this 2017 year. i'm holly morris alongside of wisdom martin. let's see. maureen is off. steve is off. allison is

national archives for a special celebration. erin is going out on assignment. >> we're holding it down right here. >> in fact we'll take you out to the national mall where the last minute preps are underway for tonight's big capitol fourth concert and firework show. a lot of people looking forward to that. it will be packed down there. >> unfortunately, it look likes wee might be have to be dodge something rain. that is the big question as of now l mother nature play ball for the big july 4th plans or have plans of her own because we're talking baseball games today, barbeques, pools and in addition of course to the grand if you until toll night.& so for the answers the one other person that happens to be wo working today tucker. he's out in the fox lot with the team from fat pete's on our own good day grill. hey, tuck. >> hey, holly just trying to keep my hands warm it's so chilly out here today. [ laughter ] >> actually it's like 180 -- 50. >> about 450. >> tell me where you're from. >> fat pete's barbecue conn

college park, maryland. >> we'll be cooking fe meets for fourth of july. >> absolutely. >> that's serious heat you got going there, guys. >> ugh. >> a little chicken on right n now. on for about three hours another half hour to go. >> all right. >> then some of our st. louis style spare ribs. they've been on for four oh and a half hours. half hour last. mark companies is stirring our barbecue beans there. >> nice grill. i'll give you my address you'll head over right after the show. >> absolutely. >> okay. i'll do a little weather. i'm stepping away from that grill because whatever the air temperature is it's 500 degrees hotter right there. we're going to be in the upper 80s and low 90 force daytime highs. warm and sticky start. we got a little bit of blue sky out here in northwest d.c. and what we're featuring later this afternoon unfortunately showers and thunderstorms at least scattered showers and thunderstorms. so you going down to the mall later this afternoon. i'd be prepared for showers any time after four, 5:00 o'clock this afternoon through firework time period. threw nine or ten tonight. earlier in the day, going to

next couple every hours you should be fine. i don't think we'll get rain showers going until a little later this afternoon. i don't know if you can look at the graphic let's go to the graphic we'll show it to you quickly. high temperatures about 90. fine midday but as we get into the afternoon hours and we look at -- get daytime heating looking at the possibilities of some showers and storms and if a few of those storms could drop quick heavy rain across the area. all right. guys, that is a latest on the weather. again we'll be cooking all morning. give me some barbecuing tips out here. >> absolutely. >> in addition to me heating we'll learn a thing or two how to cook the perfect barbecue for the fourth. system one of your biggest days of the year. >> by far. >> is it. >> we'll sell out today. we don't know what time. >> bigger than super bowl sunday. >> bigger than anything. last night i put in 18, times 15, thee hundred pounds of meat. before this accident cut, and pork shoulder. 60 ribs. >> you're ready to go. >> reid we're ready to go. >> you heard it here. biggest day of the year fourth of july. we

chefere and have a gym time out here. eventually hold and wisdom we'll get you guys out here too. i don't know if they'll be any food left but we'll get you out here. >> there better be. >> we're a skeleton crew. there better be food left for us. right. thanks tuck. >> 9:05. let's talk news. first at 9:00 this morning horrick crash between a pickup truck an csx train in prince george's county leaves one man dead. it happened just before 4:00 a.m. along the 1100 block of baltimore avenue in beltsville. the driver of the truck was pronounced dead at the scene. it is unclear what caused this collision. the road was shut down for hours while police investigated the accident. it reopened just about 30 minutes ago. today's crash comes nearly one week after a deadly collision near union station. in that accident, 2csx workers were hit and killed on the tracks near new york avenue northeast. investigators say the workers had stepped off a csx train to fix a problem with a wheel and for some reason it crossed the tracks and that's when they were struck and kill. >> now the other big

overnight yet another provocative move by norh korea. they connected another missil launch allegedly its first successful test of an inter continental ballistic missile. if true it means the country is another step closer to being able to deliver a nuclear war head capable of hitting the united states. as fox's maryann rafferty reports president trump waste nod time taking to twitter to weigh in on this latest move. >> reporter: a north korean rocket splashing down in the sea of japan after a nearly 40 minute flight. launch is the latest in a string of recent missile tests coming out of the communist north. the move adds another layer of concern about a nuclear tipped missile reaching america. the us military says there was no threat to the us but just the launch itself is not what washington and its allies want to see. south korean officials affirming their readiness for any possible escalation. >> translator: our army is

possibilities of the north's additional prof ovations. >> reporter: president trump tweeting about the launch saying "north korea has just launched another missile. doesn't this guy have anything better to do with his life? the commander in chief then referencing china putting a heavy move on pee yank yank to end this nonsense once and for. sentiment echoed by beijing's un representative. >> currently tension is high and we certainly would like to see dee case laying of tension. because if tension only goes up then sooner or later it will get out of control, and the consequences would be disastrous. >> reporter: this latest missile test coming just few days after president trump spoke with his chinese and japanese counterparts about the north korean threat among other to topics. the missile launch will likely be discussed further at this week's g20 summit in germany n los angeles

fox news 9:07. let's check the morning briefing now. first up president donald trump is observing his first july 4th holiday in office. he is hosting a white house picnic for military families followed by a firework viewing event for military family and staffers. he mark the occasion with a tweet earlier this morning showing a choir sipping may america great again with the hash tag happy independence day. >> after the celebrations are over it's back down to business for the president. because tomorrow he leaves for poland before heading to the g20 summit in germany. while there he'll have this first sit down with russian president vladimir putin that meeting could be particularly challenging especially a mid the on-going investigation surr surrounding several members of the president's team. arrests in germany ahead of this week's g20 summit.

protesters have used boats to make their points specially on he meetings here may be over shadowed as russian president vladimir putin and president trump meet face to face. >> obviously i'm not going to get ahead of the president' covering. >> white house won't say much about the meeting but there should be plenty to talk about including allegations of russian inferno's in last year's us election as a special council investigates possible links between russia and the trump campaign. so far no evidence of collusion but the president's critics will watch the putin/trump meeting close toll see if the sub comes up. >> i hope it does. not that they just have a good laugh about it. russian all but admitted they were involved. >> the president has long maintained there was no collusion but there are other likely topics of discussion including what to do about syria and north korea. and the white house no doubt looking for a dose of good coverage on an international stage. >> remember last time he went on that european trip there's a lot of good press that came out of and i think largely because

twitter was chaperoned and i think that's good thing for him. >> the president's challenges won't end with the putin meeting. he's been calling on european allies to spend more on defense, and at the same time he may have to defense his administration's decision to pull out of paris climate change agreement. back here at home now fbi has joined an investigation no a former charles county teacher's aid and track coach accused of sexually assaulting middle school boys and police say he is hiv positive. 30-year-old carlos deangelo bell being held without bond. he work at benjamin stoddard middle school and coached at will he plate at a high school. they found images of him sex sexually assaulting the boys at his home and on school property. >> if you don't think i've asked myself that thousands of times since learning, you're wrong. it is devastating to us that something like this could take place in a classroom, in a school building where adults are charged with taking care of children. >> so far police have identified

more and are encouraging parents to talk to their children to see if they had contact with bell ty describe -- veinous williams describes live right now. the tennis star in london for wimbledon with her sister side lined dealing with a pregnancy. venus is considered a favorite. yesterday yesterday she got off to strong start winging her opening match in straight starts. the tournament comes after police announced williams was at fault for a car crash that left a 78-year-old man dead in florida. williams broke down at a press conference when a reporter asked her about that incident. >> there's really no words to describe like how devastating and -- hmm, yeah, i -- i'm completely speechless and it's just... yeah, i mean -- >> eventually came back to finish the press conference. her first round v

wimbledon is her first match back since that car crash. she hasn't been charged in the accident but she is facing a civil suit from the family of the man killed. police say williams enter the an intersection while the light was green and had to stop in the miffled it because of backed up traffic but by the time she connelled through the light had turned red. >> it's a tough situation. >> yeah. >> feel bad for all parties involved for sure. 9:12 right now. the nats we know they have one of the most dynamic rosters in baseball right and the bullpen almost blew it again for them last night. luckily though d.c. was able to break out early firework in the bottom of the ninth. we'll have all the details coming up when we check the good day sports report. >> first we're heading to the national mall for look at the last minute preps for tonight's capitol fourth concert. the celebrities in town for it and what you need to know before you head down. back in a moment. ♪ ♪♪

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hoicinks off 8:00 o'clock tonight. always a good show. while those preps are underway visitors near and far continue gathering in the district. security of course will be tight today with several road closures along the national mall. >> that's where we find fox5's anjali hemphill. she joins us live with the details. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. i can tell you d.c. feels a little extra patriotic today if that's even possible as party preps continue throughout the morning for a huge celebration here on the national mall for of course america's 241st birthday and of course independence day. but there's also a huge focus throughout the city on safety and security i want to show you behind me here like you're seeing right behind me a barricade

with several settlement true cak roadways leading into the national mall area. this is all to keep unauthorized drivers out in case there's some sort of attack vehicle that tries to get in. this was just one of several security measures the national park service and local law enforcement is taking today as hundreds of thousands of people are expect toddy send on the nation's capitol for independence day like they do every year. there will be also security checkpoints all around that secure area that everyone entering the national small will have to go through. they'll have to going through some screening and have their bags checked and that, of course, includes several prohibited items. you are not allowed to bring on the mall today, of course n includes alcohol and drugs, no glass bottles or any glass wear, no weapons of any sort, fireworks, laser pointers and drones will also be not be a loud as they never are along the national mall.

for the national park service just about this huge undertaking of making sure everybody that comes to town today and comes to the national mall feels safe. take a listen. >> visitors who have been down for fourth of july before other large events probably won't see anything they haven't seen before. bike rack and fencing around the perimeters of the secure area. back says points, bag checks. we continuing to monitor the situation and tweak our plans. there are no credible threats against this event but the united states park police and their law enforcement partners continue to monitor throughout date and beyond. >> reporter: a lot going on in the city today. make sure you are prepared for those crowds. we do have the parade that begins at 11:45. then the capitol fourth concert right in front of the capitol building starts at 8:00 o'clock. and then the fireworks begin right at 90:00 9:00 p.m. as you c

all right getting offty and so we'll be here, too. that's the latest here on the national mall. back to you guys in the studio. >> anjali we like to call it the heat and humanity on july 4th. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> all right. coming up kevin is sharing his picks for the perfect patriotic movies this july 4th and he's definitely -- you've probably seen it already in his stars and stripes suit. we'll check in with him later. >> after getting busted at the beach new jersey governor chris christie says he's ready to sign a budget deal. that will end a government shut down plus tiger healed. the former golf star says he's done with rehab. later a july 4th tradition celebrating american excess. we've got a preview of the annual hotdog eating contest when we check what's making headlines next. ♪

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♪ is that elvis presley? >> yes. who else would that be? >> i don't know. >> elvis impersonator. >> it could be. could be michael jackson. it could be anybody. >> really, michael jackson? clearly sleep deprivation is kicking in. >> let's check what else is making had he lines this mor morning. >> and first up, state shut down coming to an end. that's right. we're talking about new jersey state p

back open this-day shut down early this morning the democratic led legislation passed more than $34 billion budget that governor chris christie sign. meanwhile, christie is defending himself after coming under fire for lounging on state beach while it was closed to the public. now he said he has residence at island beach and has a right to be there when ever he wants. police in massachusetts say no charges will be filed against the taxi driver who hit ten people with his car. it happened yesterday afternoon as boston logan airport. investigators say the 56-year-old cab driver jumped the curb and struck a taxi stand where other drivers were having a lunch break. one of the injured drivers remains in serious condition this morning. back here at home two cay capitol police officers credited with saving lives at the congressional baseball shooting. they'll be honored today during a fourth of july celebration special agents christa griner and david bailey will receive the capital police law enforcement commendation medal. ceremony will take place at congre

10am. and we have update for you this morning on golfer tiger woods. he took to twitter last night to announce he's completed an intensive program where he was getting help dealing with pain medications. woods said he'll continue to tackle this issue going forward with his doctors, family and friends. he sought treatment after police arrested him on dui charge and scheduled to appear in court tomorrow and finally, forget about the fireworks and other fourth of july traditions it's just minutes away. annual hotdog eating contest. every year at coney island in brooklyn all eyes will be on the defending champions. joey chestnut a friend to fox5 and mickey ssuto. >> last year chestnut set a new world record for 70 hotdogs in ten minutes. ten minutes. >> showdown begins at 11am. while the men's gets underway at 12:30. and i question every time he comes in here, how do you practice for something like that? >> where do you put it all? >> where do you put it

>> i don't understand how they physically do it. >> i don't get it. some things- >> hollow leg. >> yeah. that's what it is. all right. nats new all star showing why they earn the honor last night. the bullpen almost be trade again, though. we'll we're going to have highlights coming up. >> plus, we're heading back out to the fox lot where tucker barnes is helping get the good day barbecue going. he's going to have another check on the holiday forecast an look what's on the menu coming up. >> fresh at 10a former voice runner up terry mcdermott will join us live in the loft. more on life after the hit reality show, and more on today's free show right here in d.c. right now it's 9:25. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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it is a party in the usa today. all across the country but one of the biggest happens right here in d.c. you're looking at a live picture of the national archives where this morning they will do a life reading of the declaration of independence. allison is headed down the.

will take place there. been going on for long time. she'll give us all about the details about the fun they're having there as well. >> we want to know about the fun you're having, also. tweet us your patriotic picks hash tag fox5 fourth. we'll share them for the next hour or so as we continue to celebrate america's birthday ourselves right here on good day d.c. all right. let's celebrate the nats because the nats are going up for a quick turn around today as they take on the mets for the fourth of july match up. two met on the baseball diamond last night at nats park. the game scoreless until the bottom of the eighth. michael taylor blasted two run home. nats closed out the game thr three-two. back to today's game it begins at 11:05 this morning as today's patriotic series. rockettes will perform before and during the game. also, a pre-game performance by the us army parachute team the golden nights

>> why am i not going to game. that sounds like so much fun. >> i love that. i love that he missed that catch. woke up, saw that. went right back to sleep. it was great. >> you saw the best part. >> that's right. >> fresh off his first nba title with the warriors kevin durant ready to return to golden state for a chance at the second championship in doing that he's prepared to take $9 million pay cut. the all star forward will agree to two-year deal worth about $53 million. the deal calls for about 25 million the first year with a player option fort second se season. so there you go. >> he's winning. >> all the way around. >> exactly. >> he's winning. >> hey listen of course we don't have to tell you it's the fourth of july. it's time to celebrate america's independence with your family, your friends and of course food. >> that's exactly what we're doing today because tucker barnes is live out in the fox lot with a team from fat pete' as check on the holiday forecast as well. tuck? >> hey, wisdom, yeah. nationals game we'll start with that. then we'll

the collard greens. we use vidalia onions. >> i shall never thought we are weren't going to have vegetables. all right. shall we talk about food first or baseball? >> either one. >> you tell us. >> all right. >> both go together. >> we'll talk about food we have a lot of it in front of us. tell us about the holiday. tell us what we're cooking up today. let me just say, you looking at this. it smells amazing. >> july 4th is all about barbecue. barbecue is the america's, you know, cooking technique. >> okay. >> since the pilgrims and the indians. so we have some st. louis style spare ribs here marcos will start cutting those up. >> all right. >> give me some secrets to grilling. i mean do you need cole or can you do it with gas? >> um, you really want to use wood. that's one of the things that separates us. >> wood. i don't know anything about it.

smoking alld 100% one of things that e of the few barbecue places in d.c. that use no gas assist. we're using lump hardwood charcoal. you don't want to use the briquettes that much. you want to be using the hardwood it adds more flavor the smoke that you can see right here coming out. >> you're preparing all the meat well ahead of cooking day, ri right. >> oh yeah. well 36 hours out we start butchering forty one there we'll season for 24 hours. marinating and then these brisket went on 6:00 o'clock last night we pulled them off at 7am and they'll finish about another two hours looking like 15 hour took time there. >> you've been working all day and get home does the family want barbecue. >> yeah. >> do you go with take out. >> they want barbecue especially the two dogs. they love when i come in they can smell me three blocks away. >> i'll bet they can. especially with grill like this. total party atmosphere. >> it's crazy. you know, we'llav

ea for july 4th. we're doing this will be at the kennedy on connecticut avenue doing barbecue for them for their july 4th. we actually got a food truck that will be out today over in bow and liquors in southeast d.c. >> fantastic. >> we're everywhere. >> as a weather forecaster, there are ideal weather conditions to grill in? >> any. you can do it any time. as long as off good grill. you need to have a thick grill. >> okay. >> if you have a good one you can grill all winter. you know, just got to remember it will take longer and need a little bit more cole. >> all right. i still have my george foreman grill from 19 knight 98. [ laughter ] >> is that considered a grill. >> no, not at all. >> okay. >> just wanted to make sure. >> sorry. >> still cooks up pretty good burger. >> it does make a good burger. we'll talk weather and come back and visit you and get a chance to eat all your food. >> great. >> that's the only thing i'm good at it eating your food at ten and 10:00 their. >> going to the nats game at 11:00 you'll be just fine. it

here with high t we get into the afternoon hours, look for showers and thunderstorms to start to develop here. we're looking at partly sunny skies right now. after we get that daytime heating, i would expect showers and storms any time after three, 4:00 o'clock and unfortunately the threat of a shower or storm will continue tonight until probably nine or 10:00 after we lose that daytime heating. keep an umbrella handy. go down to the mall. going out tonight for barbecue. go to your friends house to watch firework. be ready for showers here between about four and eight, 9:00 o'clock tonight. that looks absolutely amazing. all right. guys, i'll toss it back in to you. wisdom i know you're huring right now. >> yes, i am. >> oh, my gosh my mouth is waiting that looks so good. >> don't worry, we'll be out there. >> we know the way to the door. this fourth of july people are lining up along the streets also in takoma park fort independence day parade there. ervin comb mow is getting into the spirit and joining the crowds as well. good morning to you, erin. >> reporter: good morning. there's already a huge crowd here everyone is lining up getting ready

along carol avenue in talk to te director david cohen and jean herman thank you so much for chatting with us and telling us all about the parade. tell me about the work that goes into it. >> ♪ >> well, what happens is we start meeting in january and then we meet through the end of june. we have a meeting afterwards sort of wrap up. but one thing about this committee we meet and something happens and that's the different, you know, scenario. >> and great results because you can see the families out here all the pets, the puppies on the leashes everyone seems really excited much what's your favorite part about the fourth of july parade out here in tacoma. >> the parade is great because it brings out people from all over the community. we have boy scouts, baseball players, people that push hold fashioned lawnmowers and it's a great community event. >> we just saw a huge dog dressed as statue of liberty. really unique floats. what's the coolest thing you've

>> my personal favorite is the . >> how about you? >> well, i, um, let me see. i like the, um, the big floats so i don't know if i have favorite. >> there's too many to choose from because so many great things going on out here. let's talk to some of the musicians here gearing up. >> thank you, guys, so much the parade kicks off at 10:00. how many years have you bon doing this parade. >> this is my 17th year doing it. >> introduce yourself to everyone. >> i'm christopher hamilton. with the mcmillan pipe band we're based in this area. >> how many years did you say. >> i've been doing this parade 17 years. >> 17 years. you keep coming back for more. >> the crowd here is huge. you love it? >> oh yeah. it's second half is nice and shady downhill. what's not to like. >> really pleasant day for it i love the music as we hear you practicing. how long is the parade route? >> i don't know. >> long enough, right. >> yeah. you're tired bite end,ut

and have beer and it's a good y geared up. waiting right at the corner. are you guys one of the first groups to walk? >> yes. >> nice. okay. good luck to you. i can't wait to see you. we'll be live again at 10:00. let's go down this way, because dave and i want to show you some of the other really cool floats out here and puppies. look at the dog statue of liberty much this is what i was talking about earlier. i cannot wait to hear about tacoma dog park and they're walking in the parade as well. really cool groups out here. you can see that they're getting the float ready to kind of show it off. hey, guys we're live on fox5. we just wanted to show off your work. we love it. >> we're just admiring it. >> you're just admiring it. >> they'll walk with us. really all barbara over there she's the person -- >> come on over here, barbara. >> hi. >> we had to walk up and show everyone this great work of art. is this your first year, fifth year, how many years have you been in the parade. >> let's see. i think this is the fourth year. >> wow. >> yeah, the floats, this is the third year we've had float. it keeps evolving every year. >> looks incredible

all right. parade gears up at 10:00 o'clock along carol avenue.eople. we'll be back to you at the start of the parade so you can see more of the cool floats and groups walking. pleasant day to be out here. low humidity it feels really good right now, guys. thanks for sending me out. we'll be back in just a little bit. >> god must be smiling on takoma park right now. making it feel so good. impressive already. always a good parade. thanks erin. >> tucker on the grill. erin in the parade. >> um-hmm. >> and kevin dressed for the cane as well coming up next he's sharing a list of five must watch patriotic movies in honor of the fourth of july. one we come back. you got to see this suit. if you haven't seen it, close your eyes and then take a peek and close them again. >> and then pause for to us hear the great kneel diamond singing one of the greatest patriotic songs of all time. ♪

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>> i haven't had anything yet. how can i have some more of nothing? >> you're killing me, smalls. [ laughter ] >> that's a clip from the sand lot. just one of the movies kevin pick as the perfect way to celebrate america's birthday. he's back now with fancy outfit on. >> whoa. i'm sorry. people at home seeing that for the first time. that was a little bit of jarring edit right there. right to my suit. >> kevin embrace who you are. >> i'm embracing it. >> this is who you are. >> this is one of my many suits. this is my jowl fourth one. >> he has more than one. >> halloween, christmas. i have -- >> star wars. >> star wars. >> pack ma and. >> i have pac-man. you don't think i notice but i do. >> holly knows about me than i know about myself. >> we'll talk later. >> yeah. >> good therapist. >> thank you holly. good to see you wisdom. so many films that you can consider patriotic over the years but to me like i have personal favorite list but i will mention some of the classics like patton, mr. smith goes to washington, there's a great one recently with lone survivor. there's so many films

to patriotic feeling you have when you watch movie love to hear yours #gooddaydc. wisdom real quick, one from you? >> only one i can thing of actually patriotic is independence day. but for me because i don't like war movies. >> right. >> i said some earlier but i'm going to say a few good men. >> that's a good one, too. >> the one you specifically were telling me to watch called taking chance. >> a lot of people don't know about it. stars kevin bacon. amazing movie very inspirational and moving. >> i'll check that one out as well. first up is the sand lot. this film you just a clip for it what film about america's favorite pastime, you have fireworks, you have your killing me small. wendy pepper corn sequence squint fakes drowning so he can get kissed by the love of his love wendy pepper corn she's lifeguard. bennie the jet rodriguez pf flyers running away from the beast sequence. i've seen this movie countless times. it's a classic. to me it just speaks to my

mood specifically about bas baseball. i loved this movie when i was kid. i love it now. still hol and everybody is rated it a it love this movie. you've never seen this. >> i've never seen it. >> have you. >> i seen it i can't remember. what year did it come out. >> '93. >> i was in college. >> yeah. >> i'm sorry. >> you should have been watching that in college. >> i was watching -- i was studying. >> he was watching different movies. >> i love keying wisdom up for one of those comments. >> he was watching stars and strips for america -- i mean stars and stripes. yeah. stripes! >> stripes is a great movie. >> stripes is a good one. >> i just thought of that. >> the patriot is next. this is the mel gibson revolutionary war film. really quick. about a father who's trying to aveng the death of his son. and by the way mel gibson made wait grrr films acted in this and we were soldiers. he directed alate great film last year called hack saw ridge if you haven't seen it definitely recommend that. next up saving private ryan this movie to me is

greatest films ever made. i spoke with a lot of people who fought in wars they say this is the most realistic portrayal of a battle scene they've he have seen. specifically the opening 20 minutes of this movie when we're on the beach. it is just incredibly jaw dropping the way this was shot. the sean zen ma to have gravy the sound effects. he was acted beautifully by tom hanks. great cast. vin diesel is even in that mo movie. tom sizemore, mat damon. great film if you haven't seen it. kaminsky sirname in a to have gravy blows my mine. next up air force one harrison ford. >> look how young he looks. >> to me it's hans sole local and indiana jones kicking butt. >> often a bold policy initiative. >> get off my plane. >> yes. >> and we'll let that repeat one mr. time. >> get off my plane. >> and one more time. >> get off my

>> you think he wants him to get off the plane. >> he might want him t p'sney n. >> get off my plane. >> yeah. all right. harrison ford is awesome. number one we have little time leftish so let's go ahead and get to the soundbite if we can one of the greatest speeches of all time. >> ♪ that should we win the day, the fourth of july will no longer be known as an american holiday but as the day when the world declared in one voice, we will not go quietly into the night, we will not vanish without a fight, we're going to live on, we're going to survive, today we celebrate our independence day day! ♪ >> yeah. so during that i was saying rolling em merrick,ing. >> proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free. >> i'm so inspired. >> that's okay. oddly enough the film m

behind that movie i don't think he's the greatest director working today but two of h my ld independence day. the sequel was terrible. >> but the speech even now just gave me chills. >> but i'm, you know, cheesy that way about america. >> it's awesome. >> if they made that suit in female version i might purchase it. >> why don't you just wear this version much it's awesome. >> i'm not sure that would fit me. >> i'll buy i was version. >> a version. >> whatever version you want. >> we'll go shopping. >> #gooddaydc zen us your >> thanks, kev. >> thanks guys. coming up how to handle a boss with a clear office favorite. sarah fraser is back with an all new edition of love and order next. stop it, wisdom. [ laughter ] ♪

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♪ a little -- that's one of my favorites right there. a little prince. america. >> there you go. now it's celebrating america's birthday. >> that's all i'm saying but guess what? america' birthday falls on a tuesday that means it's time for all new edition of love and/or. that's when

joins us live to share questions she gets guysndle all this. normally we have like five of us. >> a panel. >> this is a lot of pressure. >> we'll do the heavy lifting. >> this person wrote to us. essentially a now person has join their team at work and their boss is starting to favor this new person. so in meetings our boss essentially goes wino what over the new co-worker says. our boss always agrees with our perspective on projects and trashes our efforts especially mine. he's star struck. the new co-worker will call my mistake out in company meetings. i don't know what to do. i love my job. what do i do? >> wisdom? >> what's your advice. >> as the company favorite -- >> that's why i turned to

>> seriously. okay. >> that was joke. >> that was joke. >> that was that's a tough one, because here's my philosophy with work. if something is bothering to you that point and you cannot address it with either your soup 55 or address it with that person, then it may be time to move on. >> right. >> my thing you can be miserable at work. either get over it and move on or find another job. to me it's that simple. >> i would add this, though. i also think that, um, many times there can be flavors of the month. >> i agree. >> keep going with this. >> that cream always rises and so if you just keep doing your job and you keep doing a good job, everything will be okay. >> i kind of like that too. don't you feel like this too shall pass. >> i do. it's never 100%. there are situations where they're just that unnode to get out of them and their toxic and you can win in them. but i feel like for the most part good thing happen to good people. >> i do, t

personally and i'll kind of ride it out and see what happens. because i do think in every work environment you always go through that phase where new people that come in and initially everybody loves them they mess up, too and we're all back to square one. >> okay. just keep doing your own good job and you'll be fine. >> stick with it. >> stick with it for while. >> until it's toxic. then you need to make change. >> i agree with you on that. i love that one. how do you guys make friends an as an adult. someone wrote to us -- >> liquor. >> i'm just kidding. i'm kidding. i'm kidding. ha, ha. >> i like that. >> so this person wrote in to us and they essentially said i'm slowly distancing myself from my college friends who i no longer relate to. how do i make new meaningful friends as an a difficult. >> i think this is one is so tough actually. because you know when you're -- i feel like when you're ringer you're out more, you want to be out more as you get older you're not feeling necessarily that you want to be so social and i think in order to make friends or date you have to be

>> well, i think that you kind of make friends though at where you your life. so where you have common interests or whatsoever. maybe you make friends with parents of other kids that your same age all of a sudden on your kids soccer team or you make friends at church or, upping, you do things like that. but no matter where you make friends, you find people of like minds, friendships take effort. >> right. they do take effort. so you have to try. >> right. so you say basically find a hobby that you like and then your friends circle go around that. >> i agree. >> you agree with that. >> absolutely. >> do you have many add dull friends. >> yeah, i do. >> i'm such a friendly guy. >> i can't imagine. >> something about you i feel like maybe you just hang out with your wife. i feel like you're a guy -- >> no. i can't be around her all the time. are you kidding me? >> here's the thing people want to hank out with wisdom. yeah right. >> squad goals. >> right. >> exactly. >> here's the thing. when i grew up i have best

fr friends. best friend from college then i- i met along the way as well those are three guy friends, and then i have other friends i'm meeting right now because as you said the circle that you're running in witness kids and the parents and the school and the pta. exactly. >> it's a just matter of where you go. i'm not hanging out at the bar. >> you're not hanging out at the bar. >> i'm not hanging out at the bar. >> i have wine tastings at my house. >> good idea. >> i love that. >> i love it. have wine tasting at your house. perfect. >> there you go. >> thank you always fine. see we don't need that whole >> just us..- >> we can do it with three. >> listen, we've got a still good stuff coming up on this good day. easy for me to say. i get moved by this song it's hard for me not to sway and cry. terry mcdermott you know him from the voice third season came in second. he's performing live in dc tonight. we'll tell where you but first he's stopping right by the loft. >> lot more on the july 4th celebrations we're talking about

park, tucker barnes outside at a gr today. we'll give you will the details about all that stuff. >> first sing it, ray. we're going to have little coffee time on good day dc if you've been eyeing our cool good day mugs listen up because we have a good day dc dunkin' donuts mug we give away every day. perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee. go to fox5 dk.com/contests or facebook page to enter i'm guessing you have a really high likelihood of winning today viewer ship might be slightly down today. one lucky winner selected by random drawing but you need to hurry because you only until 11am to enter. 9:56 is our time. and we will be right back. ♪ when i was in school we used to sing it like this. listen here. ♪

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♪ rocking in the usa. look at that. happy birthday, america. today we mark 241 years since the founding fathers created a new nation dedicated to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. this morning we're showing you how the nation's capitol will celebrate the july 4th and kicking off little celebration of our own out in the foment fox lot. you see my picture is there from down at the national archives much that's where allison is this morning. >> tucker barnes is outside in front on the grill. >> cooking for us i'm hoping. >> they're better be some food out. >> erin como is checking out the annu

which is always a good time. good day d.c. if you are actually watching us. i'm holly morris alongside of wisdom martin. everybody else that works at five fox is basically off today. >> we're holding the whole fort down this morning. as we said, we got fat pete's outside with tucker barnes. what's this. >> we got dessert. >> bayou bakery is arlington. chef david is amazing they drop this off early this morning on holiday red velvet cake with blueberries on top. delicious. >> right. >> red, white and blue. star cookies. they must have known it was just us two working this will be just enough just for us. >> that's right. >> and if we're nice enough we might split it with tucker barn. maybe. >> maybe. >> maybe we'll do just that. >> all right. should we head out to tucker now? >> ♪ >> let's do it. let's do it. >> we'll go ahead and, um, check in with tucker. oh, and kevin i see. >> of course kevin makes his way out to where the food is.

>> what do you guys g on a dance show while we talk. chef honda fat pete's barbecue meat and vegetable smoking company. we've been cooking everything out here this morning. first of all the name. is there a fat pete. >> there is fat pete one of our major partners is peter bailer always a skinny good looking guy when we knew him 20 years ago and he's gotten a little bigger so we thought to make fun of him the best way to do that would be put his name and his likeness on the thing that it actual be peter he has always pretty much brooks brother showed on and shot of titos and miller light. >> how does he feel about it. he's used to it at this point aft three years. >> excellent. tell us about sides. earlier we were looking up meats. we'll come back at the end of the show and cook some more meats. sides are just as important. >> sides will be the masterpiece of what you do. right here we have our collard greens. actually raymond james made that

don't use any pork in that. so there'se smoke have i ya'll op i don't know to give it that smokey flavor. saute for about five or six hours. we'll really break down and cook and get all that goodness and then baked beans though are our barbecued beans we start with northern beans and kannel loneys and that cooks down with all of our meats. everything that's left over at the end of the day, we chop that up and there's before this accident cut, turkey -- >> let's talk about the most important side with barbecue. what kind of drinks are best with good barbecue. >> we like beer at fat pete's that and bourbon the two things we think go best. our signature trick is the tim see tim. bullet rye with homemade sweet tea and lemonade. >> of course we're not showing that on tv we've got that in the truck. >> absolutely. >> you have in abundance coming up. >> you said this is the left over meats. what else is there in there before this accident cut, tu turkey, pork. chicken. >> awesome. >> you try while i toss back inside. about 90 today. look out for scattered showers and storms this afternoon. i don't know if you can look at a map quickly but i'd say any time

we'll start to have scatter it's showers and storms around. >> 90 degrees later this afternoon. could still be a lingering shower or storm tonight for the fireworks celebrations. so doing barbecue and do the fireworks. do's it back inside to you guys. i'll try his beans. [ laughter ] >> i tell you how much i what happened those collard greens right now. >> i know. i'm digging that recipe. i'm going to try that. probably won't taste like his because he's professional. >> probably not. you can always try. >> see you guys in bit. 10:04 is the time that means it's time to check and see what is headache making headlines this morning. first up breaking news from north korea overnight the country showing either sign of force this time launching first under continental ballistic missile. us and military says it flew for 37 minutes before landing in the sea of japan early this morning. while the military says it posed no threat to the us this time some weapons analysts say such a missile could have the poe ten is a toll reach alaska. president trump condemn the launch on twitter. russia and

that north korea closer to home, horrific crash between a pickup truck and a csx train in prince george's county. leaves one man dead this happened just before 4am along the 11,000 block of baltimore avenue in beltsville. the truck of the driver was pronounced dead at the scene it's unclear what caused the click. meanwhile, president donald trump is observng his first july forth holiday in office. he's hosting white house picnic for military families followed by a firework viewing for military families and staffers. later this week, he will meet face to face with russian president vladimir putin the pair will be meeting at the g20 summit. and are you feeling sleepy? just have some chocolate. researchers in italy found women who eat chocolate after a rough nights sleep improved their memory and thinking skills. the effects differed depended on how sleep deprived someone what. the study found older people who eat chocolate

performed better on cognitive tests. and finally, where is waldo that's the question 1dc bookstore wants you to answer. in honor of the character's 30th anniversary, politics and pros in northwest has hidden waldo at 25 different locations around the city. you will need to get a find waldo passport at the bookstore. the passport has list of locations where you can full actually find waldo. when you spot waldo you need to live it there. the location will stamp your passport once you have ten stamps you can return to the bookstore for a prize much that's a fun little savager hunt. i like that. >> yeah. today across the country parades will march, grills fire up and flags will raise and fireworks fly. >> but before all of that, a lot of prep work is needed especially here in the district. fox5's anjali hemphill is down to the national mall. she joins us live with what you need to know if you're cele celebrating. good morning. >> reporter: good

yeah, here we are., 41 today. of course the biggest and best july 4th celebration is all going down right here in d.c. today. party starts soon. but lots of party preps going on i want to show you behind me here. we've been watching tour buses stop and drop off people all morning long here. it was big bus of tourist earlier now it look like maybe one of the bands that's going to be participating in the parade later today has just stopped off and they are getting ready and set and we'll soon be setting up to head for that. that starts in couple of hours. i also want to show you and bring around here. not only is the party a big focus but also safety and security this is just one of the safety measures you'll see walking around d.c. today. this is a barricade basically formed here with dump trucks and other law enforcement cars leading into the national mall area where of course is expected to be hundreds of thousands of people today and they're blocking off the roadways here just in case of some sort of attack vehicle trying to get in. of course, t

credible threats to d.c. today. but several security measures are in place. there will be security checkpoints that folks will have to go through at every, torque get on to the national mall and here's the national, here's a spokesperson with the national park service with more on that. take a listen. >> visitors who have been down for fourth of july before or other large events probably won't see anything they haven't seen before. bike rack and fencing around the perimeters of the secure area, access points, bag checks, um, we are continuing to monitor the situation and tweak our plans. there are no credible threats against this event. but the united states park police and their law enforcement partners continue to monitor throughout the day and beyond. >> reporter: so if you're interested in attending the parade that starts at 11:45. the fireworks will begin right at 90:00 9:00 p.m. tonight here on the national mall. that's the latest here. i'll zen it back to you guys in the studio. >> all right. sounds good, thanks anjali

up along the streets takoma park for their independence day parade. our erin como is getting into the spirit and joining the crowds this morning. erin, good morning. >> reporter: i found some wonderful kids to hank out with. this is tyler and page. we have kyle, know what and camille. thank you for letting me join you along the parade we're live on air right now. isn't that exciting? >> yeah. >> what's your favorite part about the parade? >> um, the fireworks. >> so you're excited to get to the good stuff tonight and see all the big fireworks. >> yeah. >> it's getting hot out here, senate. >> yeah. what do you think camille? this is your first year. >> i think i'm excited to see all the people just walking by and the different, um, outfits and stuff. >> reporter: really cool outfits. did you see the doggie go by in the stroller a minute ago. that was my favorite part so f far. what do you like about being out here. >> i like the fireworks, too. >> reporter: we have to get through the good fun parade to get to the fireworks tonight. how about you? >> i like when they pass out

candy. >> reporter: i like when they pass out can guys so much. what's that? >> my favorite part is the fireworks. >> reporter: yeah. we can all agree we like the firework. i want to you all have wonderful family and joan it parade. it should be starting just a couple of actually the one fate 28th year of the takoma park parade. we're having so much fun. i'll stand up. save my seat for me so i can come back and watch the parade with you guys. thank you. we'll take a little walk up the street. the dignitaries should be starting the par any second now. we're getting ready. look at the crowd out here. there's so many children and adults and tally and friends enjoying the fourth of july. earlier i told you it was a pretty pleasant day in terms humidity. right now i can tell you the sun is coming out and i'm starring to get that nice glistens tucker barnes was telling everyone about. you can see the dogs. i love the girl in the right there. you can see the red, white and blue to you tuesday. give fox around of applause we're live on air so much. thank you guys so muc

ee we're at the start. of the they're watching it right now. [ applause ] >> whoo! >> reporter: all right. erin pop a squat and enjoy as the parade roles by. that's a wonderful tradition they have going there in takoma park. how about this free music to celebrate the fourth? coming up next former voice runner up is live in the loft with more on this special show at the kennedy center kick you have off today. >> just reminder we want to see your patriotic pictures use the fox5 fourth hash tag. we'll put them on tv. 10:11 is the time. here's some of them right here. >> there you go. love it. ♪

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all right. hit the button, blake hit the button blake. that was a clip from season three of nbc's the voice. that clip was a trip down memory lane for our next guest singer rock star and then voice contestant terry mcdermott. terry was runner up of the season and although he didn't take the crown that hasn't stopped him from becoming an international rock star. since being on the show, he has been performing at the solo artist and sometimes lead singer of the band lotus crush. later today he's going to be rocking out on the millennium stage at the kennedy center when he performs a free concert tonight. but before he takes that stage,

it is so good to see you. >> thanks for having me..gend le celebrating the fourth down there it's a tradition for my familiar it's such an honor to have you here. >> thanks very. thanks for having me. great to be back in d.c. >> yeah. let's talk about life aft the voice that really -- did you music way before the voice obviously. but that kind of catapulted you, right. >> no denying it. it doesn't hurt. playing in front of 15 million people. >> usually a plus. >> it has an he can. >> was it hard being so close coming in second? >> actually i jut enjoyed the run. like you said i'd had a fun career up to that point i just got on the roller coaster and stayed on it. it was great. >> what's the biggest thing you learned from being a part of that show? >> don't suck. >> that's right. because that also will affect your career. [ laughter ] >> 50 million people will help sucking will hurt. >> i think the -- it was lot of fun to step up there and a lot of pressure obviously to

live in front of millions of millions of people. i thrived it on it really d't bd of any challenge especially music. >> do you still keep in dutch with blake at all. >> i have on occasion. he's a busy guy. >> he's got a few things going. >> he's got a few irons that's fire. >> a few irons in the fire as well. tell me about your show tonight at the stage. what will you be playing. >> i'll be playing some of the songs i played on the voice. >> um-hmm. >> mostly play some songs i released over the last few years. might even be playing one that will be on the new album i've got coming out in the fall. i know you've got originals but people love you for the classics. >> absolutely. do you have a favorite classic cover. >> it changes. but i think even before it was i was on the voice i used to love playing baby. that one still sticks. >> so now that you have this big career you and i were talking before we went on, you know, your family is at the beach. you're all going to moat back back home. >> yes. in new orleans where you reside now. how hard is it to manage all of that? and be an international rock star? >> i mean don't gete

kids aren't particularly excited when dad has to go away and tour but then i also remind my son how lucky he gets me home for extended periods. it's pros and cons but i've got wonderful kids. lucky enough to spend a lot of time with. >> one of the things when i was reading about you that struck me, um n i didn't know, is that i know the band lotus crush and you did a video. >> yes. it was directed by c thomas how well. >> it was. >> how was that. >> it was fantastic. actually the video we did before that appeared in villain as the dictator. you can find it online lotus crash the song is called hearts and minds. it's tommy was actually the villain and when they were filming it it was such a terrifying performance the crew on the video shoot actually kind of freaked out. he was actually had good. he really is that good. >> wonderful actor. it's one of those people i wonder what he's doing now. now i know. >> tommy has actually got big movies coming out. i really enjoyed

him. >> i love you call him tommy. that's really cool. >> real raul really nice guy. it was a pleasure to work with him. >> which do you ever prefer, performing are you lotus crush being the front man of a band or by yourself. >> there's definitely something said about the comradery of touring with a band. i guess that's what i was used to. very young. >> sure. >> but yeah when you go out there on your own you're callin the shots. you want to be bit more bossy there you go. >> there you go. is this correct you're working here with your guitarist island is from here. >> actual eye land is from the area. my guitar player and good mate is from this part of the world. i also understand you love museums and sightseeing. >> i do. hello d.c. i do. i was at the museum yesterday. the national gallery. i've been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in d.c. over the years. i've actually played at the national cathedral before. so, you know, i get to take kick off the kennedy center tonight. not bad. can you sing us something real just a little something. >> oh, say, can you see, by

darns early light. you'll hear the rest come tonight. >> there you go. if youy more i have to stand up and put my heart over my heart. >> correct y. >> such a pleasure. >> pleasure. >> enjoy your time here. i'll see you tonight at the kennedy center. >> you will. ignore that girl yelling in the stands. i don't know her. any way, wisdom, back to you. >> all right. excellent. time right now in 10:20. coming up we're heading out to the fox lot to wish america happy birthday with chef hondo from fat pete's as we head to break right now live look from takoma park that's where erin como is where the july 4th parade is underway. ♪ z2ejdz z16fz

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♪ also in boston he also served in the navy and as a hospital >> that is our own allisonwar.- seymour down at the national archives where she is hosting and taking part in the wonderful celebration that where they'll a life reading of the declaration of independence. so she just finished there doing her part for that. but she's going to be out there throughout the morning and we're holding down the fort in our own little cook out. so we're proud of a

second year in a row. >> yes hendo here cooking up some major meats for us. >> right. >> couple veggies as well. >> from fat pete's and why don't you tell us what our hard work has paid off here in the last hour an hov. we have a little sliced before this accident kit here. what's really nice you can see the smoke in that right there. that's the red you want to look for in barbecue they use real wood. if you don't see that they cook it in an oven or used gas. >> posers. >> absolutely. >> that's really nice smoke r rink. >> we know you're -- >> you're a before this accident cut guy. thank you very much. i don't mind if i do. thank you, chef. >> mark companies is pulling airport our pork shoulder the same thing you can see how the smokerring has gone -- smoke ring gone through the first three or 4-inch that is will give you the difference. >> we haven't talk much about sausage. >> sure. >> we do six regional sauces probably the fourth biggest most popular

like. we do memphmosses in there a lie bourbon. little apple. >> okay. and then from there we go to our spicy which has spoke habaneros rather spicy. >> i don't want to do too much. what's next? texas the one z you don't see. like our version of the a1 sauce. >> gotcha. all right. we have a south carolina mustard style sauce. >> okay. right there. >> let's go. here you go. >> we have north carolina, north carolina is in the mill. >> which sauce is the most popular. >> sweet is always still the most popular. >> sweet. and then last one is white having that comes from south alabama. >> there you go. >> mayonnaise based one. >> really? >> s were your favorite? >> i personally like the spicy. >> i like spicy, too. >> i'll do combination. keep talking don't mind me i'm working hard over here. we got the before this accident cuts. we got the pork shoulder and then we got -- you got everything basically we got turkey one of things i was talking about a little

love barbecue but if i went to restaurant i'd >> try that. turkey. i'm like you. i really think of turkey on thanksgiving. >> yeah. >> tell us how you make the turkey. >> i think it's brined for 36 hours in salt and sugar solution that keeps it moist. and then we have absolutely -- it's super yummy. >> we just very lucky. i have one of the largest smokers around made in texas called an oiler. >> is that what this is right here. >> no. this is custom made for us in pennsylvania much this is what we do our whole hogs in normally. >> oh wow. okay. luke i said it wouldn't be the first thing i would order were you might favorite thing at the restaurant. >> really good. from there we get our chickens organic chickens from amish farm up in pennsylvania. i'll take that. >> little of that for you. >> come here every day.

>> what's the >> showers and storms after 3:0. it will linger through the fireworks. take an umbrella down at the mall. owe want to share this. this was my little boy was so excited about july 4th today being in our neighborhood pa parade. first thing he did when he got up still in his pajamas wanted to decorate his scooter. >> nice job hayden. >> happy fourth! >> happy fourth, everybody. please be say. we'll leave you with on the people celebrating america's birthday. ♪

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♪ >> we're here for sound of the streets. we're going to highlight some of the people performing in the streets as you go about your daily routine. for some it's their craft, it's their love and oh, by the way, they want to make it big. let's start old town, alexandria, where you probably stop and seen jamie turner, he's on

wars" to mow discard to glass harp and my instrument is called the glass harp. i've been plague over 40 years. i had all these glasses i've been gathering for yours and started putting them together in scales. and just kept on working with it. it took me one year and 28 glasses to learn the first mozart piece written for glass and then i was absolutely hooked. ♪ if you play an instrument, it's very satisfying

then it doesn't matteru just ste enjoyable. and a little flat. as i was walking a way from the dining room table when i was 6 years old my dad started playing a wine glass. everyone in the place was musical. they all started playing stem glasses, kids water glasses and adults, wine glasses. and i heard these beautiful cords coming from the dining room table. and and this became my first sound at the age of 6. i watched as many -- want as many people as possible to experience the beauty because it's rare people can experience such beauty

the streets >> scott joplin. this is my first sound in the whole world. this next performer has been captivating audiences all over the dmv. she's been performing since third grade and her dream is to be a big star like ella, "fox5" photo journalist tells us all about time. >> my name is patricia tommy i was raised in temple hills, maryland. i've been street performing for five yearsow

it i've been singing since thre. i'll be here. left it up. i was in the car with my parents one time and my parents heard me singing this whitney houston song. i heard it plenty of times. basically i sang it and sounded like coye sing. >> mic check, one, two, untwo my name is tommy i'm sing are from the dmv. i'll sing a few songs for you guys if that's all right. let's wait for the ambulance to go by. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i've been drinking, i've been drinking♪ i've been street performing for about five years now. so i street perform probably about four, five days out of the week for eight hours. i know street performing is not typical thing artists do when they want to get discovered. but because i enjoy it so much i don't keep track of time or

>> thank you. thank you. >> let's have some fun♪ ♪ my dad is like, he's like my biggest supporter, like my coproducer, comanager. my mom is always coming to my shows. and my brothers, sisters they come to my shows as well. my family is very supportive. if i had one wish it would be for everyone to have love in their heart. because right now there is not a lot of love going on in the world and that's why i'm doing what i'm doing now. to promote love and to just make people feel good. if there's one

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>> welcome back to the legendary howard theater. beyond the lens, sounds ever streets. there's a little magic involved as well. "fox5" photo journalist takes us inside one man's sound of tricks. >> this is what happens when you make career decisions age 3♪ what i like most about street magic is people have no idea that you're going to be there. >> what's your name. >> ashley. >> ashley. >> that's correct. >> they're

that you are even there and that they're mathematician and then you surprise them with the effect. they're not anticipating a show. they're just stroll ago long enjoying their day and boom, something impossible happens. >> whoa. >> it's a communication. >> ouch. >> ew. >> i'm communicating with the audience. >> what i'm about to show you completely impossible. >> and they see it visually. >> anywhere, anywhere, right there? >> their response comes back to me as another communication. >> queen of clubs. >> woo. >> it feels like i just snapped them out of a moment where they may have been jaded or felt like they had seen everything and then suddenly i show them something new and they light up. >> the apex, the crux, the biggest moments are often little things that happen all day as people drop their

and you just kind of touching someone's day for a brief moment and then they move on and they're like, wow. so it's cool to be able to connect with people on that level anywhere. >> abracadabra. >> when they're not even expecting it randomly. i'm exploring the changing realities of the audience and shifting my street magic to match that. throughout the years i would roll a coin down the back of my hand and borrow a coin from somebody and make it disappear. now many aren't carrying coins. >> thank four that face. >> i used to be known for a floating want i would fly around a an area and people would go whoa and they would be blown awe and slowly that faded and i changed it to a selfie stick with with a camera on top and float that and suddenly bam it was whoa again.

to stuff people have y. credit , all of those things people use every day. that's what i want to do magic with so street magic is real to them. >> i need it to be extra, extra shiny. >> relevant to them right through the middle here. >> and even stronger to them. my favorite part about being a magician is all the people you get to meet. >> still ahead, he's using violin with hip hop. you have to see this unique combination of music. it's a nice little fusion. before we get to that, how about some more" sounds from the streets." >> i'm from d.c. but i travel all over from the west coast and all over the east coast: this is just another way to earn extra

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street without hip hops deets m. he's not related to me by the way. he has a violin and infuse it's with hip hop. steve williams tells us what is so marvelous about the other martin. >> you setting up with me? let them know it's real♪ ♪ violin first off was i took private lesson when's 8 years old back in new york and then i got into making hip hop later in high school and i did not combine both of them until in my early 20s. this is my brother when he the same exact birthday. we're not

we're exactly two. 23 i'm 21♪ ♪ >> we see people outside never see them busting with the violin but you see the drums and sax phone. ♪ it's a medium that speaks to everybody. i don't have to speak a language for to you get me or feel me. that's something i experience every day on the streets♪ ♪ ♪ easy way to share your soul with somebody. ♪

i've been doing 19 years. ♪ >> busting is the free lang way for artist to free lance. hit the streets where you're legally allowed to be and share your talent. ♪ >> grab my speaker, grab my guitar cable, plug up and i'm rockin'. ♪

the last year, your own schedule and you don't have to clock n i've been blessed to be able to come out here and do this and make a living. being able to benefit directly from the hard work i put in. it's all the same vibe that soulfull hip hop harmy type of stuff. ♪ she came all the way from new zealand to the streets of washington d.c. to mack a name in the streets and hopes of one day being on a stage like this at the legendary howard the theater. "fox5" photo journalist will coki has an a story about the amazing emma jean. ♪ ♪

>> the buzz here is incredible entertainment is wonderful. everything is on point. the love in the air is just really high. >> how are we doing? are we well? are we happy? are we wearing suncreen? >> coming from new zealand you have an appreciation for american culture specifically black american culture. moving to d.c. and learning about the riots and learning about the history of this city, and knowing that it's the longest running establishment, it's an incredible privilege to be here. ♪ ♪ killing me softly with his s song♪ >> i write about real stuff. i don't -- it is around empowerment and community a

love for self and love for each other and community and for the world. ♪ ♪ music is one of those universal ways of communication and connection. and so whenever i get on stage i make it my mission to fall in love with the audience and hopefully one or two people fall in love with me. ♪ so i literally wrote this song three weeks ago. two days later i performed it at my two year app versey party of living in america and five days after that i was in the studio. ♪ i was air

in california and my hoened to r and so he looked at me and said well do you want to shoot a music video. we did and wentp top venice beach and had a really great time. >> stay positive. the universe needs more love. if you can get love from music for life and for smiling at random strangers take positive and keep working hard. ♪ i want to be the best version of myself i can. and if music can help me get there then let's do this together. ♪ >> how about some more" sounds from the streets"♪ ♪

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>> welcome back to beyond the lens, sounds of the streets. this performer had his life turned upside down when his brother was killed by police and it's a story you saw on "fox5"and that tragedy led him to pickp a guitar. our photo journalist has the story. >> it's like a muscle memory thing. it's like a -- it's just there. my brother the one that pass away. it was his guitar right here the guitar he got for his birthday. ♪ and now, for no reason, but can't take it back.

♪ music helped a lot. i can literally say i have the blues for real. ♪ it changed me and the way i applied played. ever since then i play with a sled side now. a shred side now. ♪ you got me straight. he's the long lost secondary hendricks♪ somebody about that mruz and blues and hip hop you can feel. it nobody come closer than

jimmy hendricss. he had a side nobody would talk about and that's making guitars literally talk like literally talking. ♪ nobody ever heard it. but this was in 60s, like this was in the '60s. ♪ and this guitar talks. ♪ it feels like -- i feel like i'm a cameed tiger. and i just blackout life. ♪ and a tiger somehow get out of that cage.

he just flew. ♪ there's a world out here. this is bigger. go out and tour the world and do it with this baby, my little stevie hendricks guitar. take this and travel ever everywhere, you know? ♪ just to leave something on the earth that everybody will remember me by, everybody will know, you know, that that kid, that played the guitar, went really far and didn't stop. ♪ >> thank you for joining us at the

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