♪ straight ahead, pardon po power. president trump frustrated with the russian investigation is reportedly asking about his authority when it comes to granting pardons. plus, coffee with a different kind of buzz. regulators recalling a certain brand after dozens of men reported an unexpected side effect similar to viagra. and hyper loop. the claims of being able to get from d.c. to new york in 29 minutes. but is this just plain hype. we get a reality check. good day back on the road. we're live from poolesville, maryland, showing yo

community has to offer from the five must stops to the food and the heroic first responders good day at 9a starts right now. ♪ >> ♪ >> poolesville high school, we're so happy to be here today and the crowd goes wild! >> who! [ applause ] >> hey welcome everybody to pollsville, maryland. zip trip location. >> tucker washington are you doing. >> i'm just standing here because i'm

i'm hot and sweaty. >> you don't feel the breeze. >> really? [ cheers and applause ] >> it is hot. listen, there's nothing to fear out here poolesville because we have got so much happening out here. the people, the foo, the his history. look this is the place to be. get on out here and enthusiastic crowd, too, you cannot go wrong. >> i know. good job, girls. good job, girls. great job. great job. [ applause ] >> the coach is here, too. we'll talk to them later too. honoring heroes. >> we're honoring heroes. >> wait wait wait i get to try it. >> what are you trying this t time. >> milking a cow. >> must see tv everybody. [ laughter ] >> 88 degrees right now. looking at high -- i'll be good at this. it's going to be in the mid to upper 90s later today. heat advisory in effect at 10:00 a.m. but don't stop -- don't let that stop from you coming down to see us. right. >> no. >> look at the dog. heat advisory at 10:00 a.m. >> the dog is not impressed with your milk the

>> 97 this afternoon. >> okay. back in to you guys in the loft. >> all right. the dogs have the right idea. they're in the shade and they're not moving. >> that's right. >> i believe that would be the dog of summer. >> i knew you were going to do that. >> he's been working on that for the last few hours. >> days. >> good day d.c. we're so glad you're with us just after 9:00 o'clock on friday, ju july 21st i'm holly morris alongside of annie, caitlin and wisdom. steve has jet set off to start his weekend. >> bye steve. >> good for him. we have news to get to this morning our top story there was violent and deadly accident on indian head highway unfortunately it claim the lives of two men in prince george's county. head on crash happened on ro route 210 in fort washington between palmer and livingston roads. it happened around 2:30 this morning. white right now all lanes have reopened. police say that one of the drivers was on the wrong side of the highway. the striking vehicle a dodge charger burst into names on

the crash is still under investigation. also this morning in the district, a man is dead after being shot late last night. this happened in the 1,000 block of 17th street northeast. police got the call around 10:50 last night. investigators say he was shot in the head and the chest. they haven't said anything about suspects in the case. ♪ and another developing story this morning. lawyers for president trump are looking into his pardoning powers. they are reportedly trying to weaken the russian probe of the 2016 election according to people who are familiar with the effort, president trump has asked his advisers about being able to pardon advisers family members and even himself in connection with the investigation. one of his advisers says the president was only asking out of curiosity. meanwhile his legal team has not yet commented on this effort. >> well also in the news this morning one of the country's most famous inmates oj simpson soon to be former innate the juice successfully convinced nevada board to grant him parole and now the f

has his thoughts set on what's next. ♪ >> i've done my time. i'd just like to get back to my family and friends. >> soon oj simpson will be able to do just that. the one-time football great arguably most famous for the 1995 acquit physical in the los angeles murder trial of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald gold able to convince a nevada parole board thursday he's not a threat after serving nine years of a 33 year sentence for armed robbery in las vegas back in 2007. >> i'm no danger. i didn't pull a gun on anybody. i never have in my life. i've never been accused of it in my life. nobody has ever accused of me of pulling any weapon on them. >> simpson mentioning his children numerous times during the parole hearing. his daughter testifying on his behalf. > we just want him to come home so that we can move forward for us. >> simpson himself telling the parole board

to his family in florida. some of the parole terms don't associate with convicted felons new york city weapons, and make regular check ins with a parole officer. all condition that is 70-year-old says he's okay with. >> i will be no problem. you know, and i -- i think i kept my word. >> simpson's' roll expires in 2,022 and one parole board member said if he breaks any of the laws over the next five years, he'll wine up right back in prison. >> one of things that struck me about this story i didn't realize earlier we were roar egg wants to go to florida and that the state of florida has 45 days or -- some amount of time to decide if they will allow that. i didn't realize that the state could deny you. >> right. >> once you were paroled. >> what happens if they do. >> i don't know. that just struck me. >> it's interesting this guy went from being famous to infamous and it happened so fast, and, you know, i was the internet and the broadcast of everything that was happening yesterday, and even vegas gambling betting on whether he's going to be free or

it's amazing his journey during this and tire thing. >> a lot of people tuned in for the hearing yesterday. >> everywhere. everywhere i turned it was on. >> yeah. >> okay. now imagine this. imagine traveling from d.c. to new york in under 30 minutes. tesla founder musk things think that is could soon be a reality. he created a lot of buzz when he tweeted he's been given a verbal green light to move ahead with high speed road system call the hyper loop. our bob barnard is live near what could some day be the slow tracks at union station. hey, bob. so can you give us a little really had check here regarding this hyper loop? >> reporter: yeah, sure, guys. basically, the quickest way to get to new york right now basically just under three hours you come here to union station, you take an acela train by amtrak, and in just under three hours you can get there. what elan musk is saying, he can do like an underground vacuum tube picture going through a drive through at a bank unput a check in that tube and it sucks it up andnt

that's basically what he's talking about here. hyper loop one is that company they actually did a test in the nevada desert back in may just finding out about this now. so it would be this underground hyper loop system with stops in baltimore and philadelphia as you mentioned he'll land musk says he's got kind of a verbal okay from the us government. no formal approval. the white house says there have been positive discussions. now, the folks behind hyper loop are hoping to maybe break ground bite end of this year and these pods at high sped would go through this vacuum sealed tubes at roughly 700 miles an hour. and they could transport people, cars, bikes, in these tubes. the folks out in los angeles would love this. not only to ease their commuter congestion but also to maybe link los angeles to san francisco. the folks in chicago are talking about this, possible toll link downtown to o'hare. of course, anything leak this would need not just federal but local government approval. and y

the mayor's office and dc mayor muriel bowser and their administration have never heard of this. so again perhaps it's more than just an idea because, again, elan musk says the white house is saying we like anything like this that's taking futuristic klee and infrastructure programs and projects. so we'll see. maybe some day in our lifetime instead of hopping on train and getting to new york in three hours, you can do it in just under 30 minutes. we'll see. >> it's hard to wrap your mind around it. >> i don't know if i want to. >> so futuristic. >> bob, would you go on the first trip? good. >> reporter: no, maybe the second. [ laughter ] >> right exactly. i don't want to be the guinea pig. >> i'm with you. >> thank you, sir. >> i think the idea is neat and certainly a game changer on how fast you can get to places but i just question the safety and we were talking what if it crashes. worry talking like -- >> i'd like to fly but you know just me but i don't think that'

>> i saw this article where it said it would go 700 miles an hour. and it's sort of jerks you ahead like -- >> i just can't imagine that that would be pleasant thing to experience for 30 minutes. >> whatever ages we are right now think about that. >> young. >> we are young, but at some point -- >> up for anything. >> down the road if this is a real had the how they will be able to do this and we'll be old people and -- >> on the roads. >> yeah. >> we'll be like, we'll pass on this. >> i'm sorry. i'll still take old school ac acela. >> there you go. >> i'll get in whatever car we have at whatever advanced stage i am and just drive and take my four, five, eight hours whatever it takes. >> your license will be taken away by then. >> sure it will. >> motion sick cher, that and claustrophobia. no thank you powerful and deadly earthquake york it rocked the mediterranean. we'll take look at the devastation it's in both greece and turkey much that's coming you. >> before we get to that we'll take you back to poolesville for a look at the five places you have to stop the next t

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>> there are places you need to check out once you get to this town outside montgomery county. good morning. >> looking cool ladies. >> good morning to you guys again. [ applause ] >> the crowd is raring to go here. >> whoo! >> i'm telling you, al, i don't know about you i felt the love from the moment we got here. >> most definitely. >> amazing. >> we're doing a realtor segment in a moment i might be looking at some homes. >> when you drive out here it's so surrene. every community i want to live here. this is so beautiful, peaceful the people are fantastic. when you governor out here it's family place. >> right. so much to see and do. i had the opportunity the honor i shall really say to see some of the five must stops. want to share it with you right now. ♪ number five, historic white's ferry in operation since 1782 this is the last ferry left

whether you're in car on motorcycle, bike or on foot, this is a great with to get back and north from maryland to virginia. stop by the white's ferry store and grill for a snack. markers on the building show water levels from three historical floods. number four, st. paul community church. established in 1871 by freed slaves after emancipation. this historic church is located in the heart of the sugar land commune n church and land was purchased from a slave own are in for twenty five dollars. inside you'll find an exhibit and artifacts from the time when people worshipped there. number three, the john pool house. all town old bake museum and seneca schoolhouse. learn about poolesville history at each site. part of the historic medley district in montgomery county the pool house is the oldest building in pollsville much the museum she cases the town's historic role during the civil war. and the schoolhouse gives visitors a look at learning in the 19th century.

winery and market. this 34-acre farm and winery is a must see with more than a dozen wines enjoy a glass in the tasting room along with fabulous cheese and meat plates. and number one, calleva. if you're looking for an adventure this is the place for you. adults and kids of all ages can take a break from the city to enjoy the great outdoors. there are variety of camps from fishing and rock cl climbing to canoeing and kayaking it's not only fun but educational, too. ♪ whoo, yeah. five must stops you've got to do when you come out to poole poolesville. >> i have one more. >> you do. >> i was talking to my new best friend and she's going to their grade in poolesville elementary the best thing to her she has so many friends in pollsville. >> i can see why. >> um-hmm. >> we've got lot of friends here, too. thank you all so much. [ applause ] >> yes. tucker, over to you

thank you allison and maureen. i'm joined by valerie. what's your last name. >> dickerson just like the town. >> dickerson. >> she got very important job. couple important jobs here. commissioner and dj. >> absolutely. i was rock star rolling out the music long before i was a commissioner. as a commissioner, i am definitely making sure that the fun never stops in the town of poolesville. >> you're a local girl. poolesville when you were high school a couple years ago. >> poolesville indians i was 1980 graduate. i kept this bag as a cheer leeing coach. we come out here every friday and do our friday on the commons. this friday what we're doing tonight we're having polynesian dancers we're having water slides we're having food trucks, we're having all kinds of fun stuff. the movie mona will start at 8:00 their. >> pretty awesome night. we get hundreds of people. >> really. >> we fill this entire area on friday evening with bands, with movies, you name it, we keep it moving out here. >> every friday through the summer. >> every

summer. every friday. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks tucker. >> play music and getting out of here. >> oh, bran. >> allison, talking it back to you. >> we can dance. ♪ tucker is the man. ♪ >> allison, please take it away before i got to dance. [ laughter ] >> how did i miss that par. gale, we can dance now much it's with me. not really with tucker but it's a pleasure to meet you. this is gale lee, everybody. she i'm in the company of royalty named washingtonian magazine one of the best realtors in the area. congratulations. >> thank you allison. i'm very humbled by that honor. >> so gale is with gale lee homes. coincidence i don't think so also you work for another a couple of on the realty companies, right? >> actually wc and a and miller was purchased in 2007 by long and foster. >> okay. >> so long and foster is my parent company. >> got it. >> and i work under the umbrella of

potomac office. how is the property mark these days in poolesville. >> the property market is st strong. >> good. >> what we are seeing now, re really is if a home is market ready, priced right it goes pretty swiftly. >> really? >> um-hmm. >> if you're in the business of trying to sell your home, market ready what's the top like two things you need to do. >> mark ready i bring in my own personal savior eleanor bateman i'm also a stage jeremy self. and we go through the proper. we make sure everything is tweaked to perfect. >> awesome. >> buyers want everything to be move in ready. >> should all the walls be painted white. >> not necessarily but on a nude neutral i'm all about two tone neutral. >> okay. so we're going to take look at the market right now. we have two different options. if you're in that -- really high 587,000. what do you get for that, 14 selby court is on the mc right now. >> 14 selby court is 2750 square feet above grade plus a full finished lower level. it has a sweet front porch as u'

also has great hard scape out back. has renovated kitchen. a renovated master bedroom bathroom and all the bathrooms have been upgraded. it has new upgraded carpet where on the top two levels. and a main level study with built ins, and main level laundry mud room. >> all right. for couple thousand -- were hundred thousand more at 719,000. 216 hail lore avenue is on the market. i can't wait to see that if that home was so fabulous. >> they're both pretty fantastic. >> right. >> holer avenue is a 3500 square foot home above grade solar injury footprint. >> right also with a complete finished lower level. it has a mud room off the side as you come into the home as well. hardwoods on the main level. it has a gourmet upgraded kitchen that will knock your socks off. >> hmm. >> the master bathroom has been upgraded all the bathrooms have been upgraded. i think probably though the biggest feature of that home besi

home is it's located on quiet cul-de-sac in small community with just 44 homes. >> that sounds beautiful. i was joking but i might be serious you can get a lot of home for the same amount money that you can get very small home closer into d.c. >> so true. even if you just look incrementally and work your way out i do a lot of darnestown and that's 50 to $100,000 just for that 7-mile drive. >> right. >> again, we're surrounded by the agricultural reserve. so when you talk about that, it's a quiet drive home. our commuting here in poolesville is absolutely amazing. you're not going to have to be sitting on 270 or 495. >> that's the thing. >> ing shoot down riff road and get to d.c., beth today, northern virginia and actually enjoy your drive. >> and more importantly home to something just so fabulous. gale lee is of course with gale lee homes. thank you so much. >> thank you allison. it's my pleasure. >> all righty. back to you inside to you in the studio. >> beautiful homes. thanks, al time

bad news for beiber the music star banned from performing in one country. our kevin mccarthy has all the details coming up in this morning's fox beat. >> first though making headlines. in you details on the possible norovirus outbreak at chipotle in sterling. plus shocker out of college football. we'll tell you about the shake up at old miss and regulates recall a popular coffee after self reports of a very bizarre side effect. this is the story of the mor morning. >> i thought he had an up side. >> keep the puns coming. ♪

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>> 9:24. time for check what else is making headlines this morning. first up arc deadly earthquake overseas. >> we've been following this developing story all morning from the mediterranean. a powerful and deadly earthquake hit parts of turkey and grease overnight. two tourists were killed and 13 people have been airlifted to hospitals in athens and on the islands of rose and crete. 6.5 magnitude quake struck 1:30am. hardest hit area was greek island of cos a popular tourist island. customer who eight at chip potty until sterling virginia tested positive for norovirus. health officials say that's not enough to determine the cause of an illness outbreak at that locate. about 60 customers reported similar symptoms. this prompted t

close for cleaning. officials say a second positive norovirus test would be a strong indication of the cause of norovirus. now to college football shake up old miss football coach hugh freeze is out of job. he resigned after university officials found a pattern of personal misconduct. that started with the school's investigation into a call to an escort service. freeze had been head coach for five years and won sugar bowl but during his time at the school he also faced an ncaa investigation into rules violations. finally, it is the story of the morning. a texas coffee company is recalling one of its roasts because it was reportedly making some men a bit too excited. yes. fda diss could have the coffee had an ingredient similar to one used in the erectile dysfunction drug viagra. best herbs coffee issue the recall voluntarily. investigators say some cust

>> we'll see how many do. investigators say some customers were buying the coffee specifically to help in the bedroom. the good news no injuries have been reported yet. >> in that voluntary recall. >> no ear recollections lasted four hours or more. at least that's wait says in the viagra commercial. >> call your doctor. call the doctor. >> news flash, those boxes of coffee have now just disappear. they're all just gone. >> exactly. and some are selling them on the black-market for high dollar value. our question was, how was that diss covered? like the connection. >> right. >> some guys get together and they're drinking coffee, guess what happened to me last night. oh, my gosh! same thing happened to me. could it be the coffee then all of a sudden -- >> could it be the coffee as that's strong cup of coffee. >> exactly. >> wow! >> all right. okay. listen 9:27 it's about that time of week when we put tucker to work. >> coming up next

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ingredients for ice cream straight from the cow. >> all right. that's because today he's learning how to actually milk a cow and he joins us live from pools val with more. tucker, i don't weren't to scare you, if you do this wrong that could you can kick you. don't worry about it, though. >> no pressure. >> no pressure. i just want to do this very quickly. [ laughter ] >> because i have so many jokes i want to insert here but i know i can't. >> yes. >> all right. but i feel like i was born to do this. i got cole and elle here. r and j farm. >> yes. >> this is one of your cow'. >> tell me about the farm before you teach me how to properly milk the cow. >> it hasn't been the name of our farm forever but just one we've had for about, i don't know, 50 years now. >> only 50 years. >> we've been farming our family has been farming since the 17 1700s. >> 1700. >> yeah. >> obviously you guys were born to farm. >> yes. pretty much. >> do you love farming. >> yes. yes. >> do you love cow. >> yes. yes

>> my favorite animal? that i own -- >> that's on the farm. the could be your dog or cat. >> probably, um, probably her. >> and what's the nam of our c cow. >> mitten. >> how old is mitten. >> just turn seven years old. >> okay. can you milk cows for long periods of time. >> yeah. >> elle going to show me how to milk this cow. >> yes, i am. >> you probably do it with machinery now, kind of professionally. >> twice a day. >> wis a day. >> yes. >> okay. so show me the technique. >> old-fashioned technique here. >> i'll give eight try. >> so you want to start from the top and squeeze down. >> okay. >> like that. >> and is it the cow going to kick me. >> she's nice cow. >> whoa! >> oh. [ applause ] >> all right. milling that cow. >> that doesn't bother her at all. >> nope. >> kind of getting into this. >> okay. wait. nothing else is coming out. >> try like this and squeeze harder. it won't hurt her. all rig

by hand any more. >> no. >> i don't feel very much mill succumbing out out. is that a bad thing. >> it's feign it only comes out a little bit at a time. >> okay. that's amazing. >> how much milk do you pro did you say op your farm every day, a lot. >> yeah, a lot. i don't know the -- cole probably knows. >> come over here cole. all right. mitten thank you for letting me milk you. [ laughter ] >> that was totally fun. >> do you ever go out after school and go old fashion and give eight try? >> no. >> i like to. >> you do. >> yeah. i love to. >> pretty cool. do you get enough to like drink or how much -- >> you can drink it right out. >> you got to wait away. >> you just spilled it. that's okay baby. there you go. >> it takes while. >> thank you so much for joining mow. rdj farm. how many cows do you guys have? does right now? does we're milk about 26. >> 26 could you could you say. >> fabulous right here in montgomery county. >> yeah. >> there you go, guys. evening i successfully milked that cow does we'll be at

montgomery county fair from the 11th to the 19th. come scene us. >> rdj farm. is mitten going to be at the fare. >> definitely. >> at the fare. >> come see mitten. >> montgomery county far. eleventh to the 19th. >> i'm so em pref. look at you shout yourself out. back inside to you. >> good job, tucker. [ applause ] >> another successful one. >> put it on your resume. >> it probably feels good. now he's going double fisting. >> yeah. >> wow. >> crickets in the loft. >> wow. >> he said he wasn't making any jokes. >> we got to find something else for tucker to do next week. >> what's up, mike? >> have you ever milked a cow, mike. >> nice cool glass of milk i've never milk add cow. not once i guess i'll have to try it. >> i have. >> i haven't. >> you haven't? >> no. >> for work or for -- you grew up up oh and farm. >> i've actually milked several cows and

he farm and milk them how they really milk them today. which is amazing really. >> i have may more milk knowledge, guys. [ laughter ] >> milk expert. >> any way. >> okay. >> back to you. >> nice day for a nice cool glass of milk i guess. >> let's do little weather forecast. or ice cream. freeze that milk. let's get ice cream going in here. all right. i don't want to think about milling for the rest of the day. another steamy afternoon coming our way here today. again it will be hot one in fact temperatures already heating up. nearly 90 degrees. we're 88 unite its right now in d.c. 84 at gaithersburg. dulles 85. manassas 87. you factor in the humidity it feels like 95 outside. feels like into in manassas. 98 at gaithersburg. none at quantico. real feel 90s are already here we'll be in the hundreds before you know it because of that heat advisory in effect starting at 10:00 o'clock, so within the next half hour this is going to kick into effect. and again it's just going to be hot and steamy. 97 degrees your daytime high today. week send unsettled. 98 on satur

both days could feature some stronger thunderstorms. once we get through the weekend, we'll cool things down as we head into next week. all right, guys, that's check of your forecast. i'll zen it back to you. >> thanks, mike. all right. well, every zip trip we like to take a moment to honor the men and women who risk it all to save others. it's a segment we call first responder friday and this morning allison and maureen are hanging out with the volunteer team from poolesville. good morning, ladies. ♪ >> good morning to you, caitlin. so allison is tackling the fire department. i'm tackling the police depth. and this is the time we like to say thank you to the men and women who serve so selflessly and keeping us safe and making sure that the communities are safe joining me montgomery county finest. i want you to go down the line you are? >> lieutenant sheila is he grew. >> officer doug tressler. >> sergeant kathy estrada. >> thank you all for being here. since you're miked up. i was a poolesville resident. >> no, i'm not i

in poolesville it's a wonderful community but i don't live right here. i spend a lot of time here. >> montgomery county is wonderful county any way, but -- >> it is. what has policing been like in the years that you've been doing it here in montgomery county? >> well, policing here has evolved a lot. we kind of -- wee gone through a lot of changes. what rear trying to do now is reach out to the comm communitid form partnerships much i don't think there's a stronger more qualifying -- unifying factor in this country root now than good, strong partnership between the police departments and the communities and the church that is we serve. i think that -- >> montgomery county so diverse, too. which means, you know, there are inherent challenge that is come into. policing change in that way as well. >> slutly. absolutely. we have a very diverse comm community. something we're very proud of. >> and you've been doing that is how long. >> almost 30 years. >> my goodness much that's lifetime. a lifetime. >> well we thank you for your service and thank you as well for your service. i know that this community would not be what it is without the men and women like you so thank you so much. >> thank you

>> allison i'll toss it over to you. >> we have cool cutting edge device i learned in stafford how to do this we'll talk about the lucas device with our fire departments in just moment. first i want to say good morning to jeff a firefighter with upper montgomery county volunteer fire depth. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning allison. >> this is the chief mike burns, good morning. >> good morning. >> tell me about this volunteer fire depth that's celebrating 70 years, right. >> yes. we were established in 1946 and we cover about five or sick different communities here the upper region. we have the largest first response area in montgomery county we are combination department that means we have our volunteers here and plus some of our career staff from montgomery county fire and rescue that help us out. >> good morning to all of you and thanks for being here out here. you guys are used to it being hot i suppose but this is a lot. >> some days, yes. >> some days. okay. we talked about the lucas device don all montgomery county fire departments have this? >> all montgomery county

departments have them. upper montgomery is fortunate to have two devices. one was provided to us by the county. this particular mother dell was purchased through funds raised by our auxiliary. >> okay. >> the ladies auxiliary for upper montgomery county volunteer fire department i've turn it over to jeff and let him do his thing. >> may i show you allison. >> please do. >> this is lucas device. and it's used in cpr and in particular it does compressions. >> okay. >> it does automated compressions. i'll tush it on and we'll activate the device. you'll hear the beep beep beep. pig the cup, press the button to indicate where the depth is, and then switch it on. >> wow! >> i would imagine this is just little more effective and faster than somebody doing it old fag way. >> precisely. this does according to the american heart association 100 to 120 compressions per minute, and at a depth for an adult of at least 2-inches. >> wow. now you would do two

>> it stops. 30 and two. >> and the good thing about this, it doesn't get tired. >> right. >> it's continuous. it's constant. and it's very consistent. >> sumach manual person doing this would get tired over the course of time. >> right. >> the other really important element of this is during transport. so the old way we would have a person doing compressions during transport and of course that person would be unbelled in the back of the ambulance. >> um-hmm. >> and this allows for continuous compressions during transport all the way to the emergency department with emt and paramedics safely in the patient compartment. in definitely saving a life i'm sure. thank you for your service. thank you so much for running in when everybody wants to run out. we appreciate it so much. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >> thank you allison. >> all right. >> i want to bring them back in and say thank to you the men and women montgomery county police department for all that you do. first responders you guys are everything. thank you. >> um-hmm. >> thank you. >> all righty. back inside to you guys

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>> what do you mean that the biebs is not a will utter to perform somewhere? kevin mccarthy. >> that's great question. >> what did dough? >> the beijing municipal bureau of culture responded to a fan comment on their website asking why the singer was not going to be in china touring and they essentially said it was not appropriate to bring essentially bad behavior to their country. so it's not an official ban that we know of yet. we just know they have responded to the fan comment on their website. there's no statement saying that justin beiber is fishily banned in china. >> but do we know he's not -- doesn't have any concerts scheduled for china. >> that's why they were asking. there was fan comment saying why is justin beiber not allowed to be on tour here and they responded back saying that it was because of bad behavior. so you could deduce that and say that that

>> is it bad behavior that he's done in the country before? or is it bad behavior because he's no stranger to controversy and they don't want that to be -- >> what did dough in china. >> i don't know what he did specifically but apparently they were upset with past behavior he had done in the country. >> so it's not just that they think he's a bad role model? >> that's what i was asking. they're, no, we don't approve justin beiber in general. >> right. >> or he was in our country, we don't appreciate how he acted so we prefer him not to come back. >> right. this is based on comment on website. so people take this story and blow it up saying he's banned in china. >> right. >> was he ever supposeing to there? my question was he ever supposeing to there. >> no. somebody was saying we don't see him on -- >> the tour dates. >> again has justin beiber, has he performed in china? >> i'm pretty sure he has. >> has performed in china be before. i don't know that china is one of the big countries -- >> he has a massive fan base in china. fan base but i didn't know that was one of the big asian countries that the

frequent to for concerts. >> the reason why the comment was posted on the website because there were no tour dates in china. they're responding back it was saying it was bad behavior that leads to the question, did he attempt to tour there. >> sure. >> was it not on his list to begin with. >> that's the question i have. we don't know the answer. that answer has not been answered. >> we really don't know a lot about this at all. >> again, this is a story. here's the thing this is a story sent to me. we were asked to do it because the story was, was he banned in china? this is an actual story. all over the web on tmz and reuters and everything. i'm just reporting what -- >> oh, no. we're not saying, we're saying in general. >> from a comment on the website i get that that. >> there's no way to find the office of whatever in china actually comments. >> it was on b beijing's -- >> it sounds official. there's no official ban from china we know about. beiber has not commented? >> nor his team. >> justin, are you banned from china?

my assumption would be that he asked to tour there and they probably said no. >> yeah. because based on this comment about him having past bad behavior they didn't want him in the country. >> maybe he didn't put it on his list of places to go. >> why would they respond saying bad behavior. >> it's too late to say sorry. >> maybe he decided he's not the one any more. he's not the one or maybe he's just a depacito didn't want -- >> that means slowly. >> well -- >> depacito he'll get back in good gr graces. with china. [ laughter ] >> real fast. netflix obviously heff becoming a massive police for people to stay home and watch movies and they're actually spending dozens and dozens of millions of dollars to put productions on netflix now. a new will smith movie coming out to netflix called bright which is actually from the director of suicide squad as well as he's an mazing film maker and it's basically a fantasy type action film. a fantasy epic what it's being called.

training day at times with in regards to like the police officer element to it. there's also some actors i saw that were from training day in the film as well it looks awesome. $100 million film. >> hi budge. >> i mentioned training day because the writer david air wrote training day he's now directing this. >> okay. >> i don't have netflix. >> you're clearly missing out watch do you think about movies on netflix without that experience going to the theater? >> i'm against it. >> you are yeah. that is okay. that doesn't surprise me. >> i'm purely think people should go to the movies. >> the whole experience. >> yup. >> 9:48 is our time right now. coming up, let's hope obviously that tucker has washed his hands since his last segment first off the farm he's now taking us to stop by two -- take us to stop on our cull any larry tour of poolesville. he'll join us live from the house of poolesville next. ♪ ♪♪

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>> that's where tucker barnes is hanging out right now he joins us live with a taste of poolesville. tucker, dairy products, dearie ask? [ laughter ] >> yeah, let me just mention quickly i did wash my hands before i moved on. >> bravo. >> i just milked a cow, mike. >> i heard about you milking the cow. i was told i was pretty good at at it. >> where is the milling? >> it's being prepared. >> okay. this is mike white. this is house of poolesville as we mention. >> yup. >> you guys are a local institution from what i gather, right. >> local owned asian restaurant got nice chinese cuisine a little asian cuisine. some tie cuisine. and we do a little american cuisine hamburger, cheesburgers, chicken san witches, too. >> you started about 12 years ago. >> been in business for 12 years now. >> rue height near near the commons. >> right here just down the street. we've got great establishment, big outdoor patio. >> okay. >> backyard. we do live bands on saturday say we

jest renovated the bar. >> do you fine the same people are coming back and back for the sense of community or people out of time. >> we got a lot of local support. >> we got peking duck, is that right. >> great peacing duck. >> did you sushi. >> they do sushi. chen is one of the owners he's a great sushi guy. he does excellent sushi. people local love him. >> okay. >> how about working your way down here. you aren't one type of asian you do fusion. >> we do little bit of everything. >> right. >> yup. >> okay. down here looks like we got pat tie. >> pat tie down there. >> if i touch each plate that means that's mine, okay. >> touch that one. >> little sweet and sour chicken. sesame chicken. >> yup. >> i'll try it all but i can't talk at the same time. >> black peppered shrimp that's great dish much that's one of my favorites. >> i'm going to remember that. put that over here. >> uh-huh. >> tell me more -- it's a restaurant and p

great foods. do you have any special festivals or anything ogee involved out here in poole poolesville. >> we partake in the festivals but our hours are from 11:00 to 2:00 monday through friday. so we're kind of in the evening. >> what's the best part about having restaurant in the community. >> all the local people that come in. >> great community small atmosphere. serve great like being family when you come in the restaurant. >> i gather that. i've got a quick question for the she is of chefs. chefs, sir -- >> yeah. >> is it hotter outside right now or in your kitchen? >> it's hotter out here. >> hotter out here than in the at this time chen. i'll do wet coming up. it seems like it might be hotter out here than in the kitchen. we're sweating a little bit. >> definitely. >> tell me -- what's your nickname? >> a hop. >> why are you call a hop hospital. for asian house of poolesville. >> any plans for expansion. you got your hands full. >> we'll stay local. >> i love that. >> little local. great family

where can we get more information. >> we're on facebook go to house of poolesville. upcoming band menus for saturday afternoons. >> mike what's the one secret thing i shall order foo if i come in. >> what's your favorite dish,. >> i love peking duck. >> peking duck is one of my favorite. they did a great fresh made everything just -- >> everything good. >> everything looks fantastic. >> you can beat it. >> all right. guys, i'm going to toss it back to you. house of poolesville the food look fabulous a little hot out here i'm trying to try one of everything, is that, okay, sir. >> he says yes. [ laughter ] >> you he look at you like, o okay. tucker you have to try the peking duck. if you're going to try anything on that table. >> right here, right if try t that. >> okay. you got it, annie. >> i'm trying it. >> don't forget the sauce. >> you need the hoy son to go with it it's beautiful marriage. >> tucker put it in the sauce. >> moist

>> where is the sauce. >> they're making it for me. come back. i'll have it made. >> very g i'm going to guess this is the first time he tried it. >> tucker is trying a will the for the first time today. >> love it. >> he tries it all. >> 9:00 vick is the time. so much more from poolesville coming up and this as well. get a clue on how to pick your boo. advice for single ladies that you don't want to miss. >> first though, it is coffee time on good day d.c. so what you like our good day dc dunkin' donuts mug? a lot of you ask for it. the perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee of course go to writ to our foxd foxdc.com/contests page or our fox5 dc facebook page and enter there. you can enter the mug contest one lucky winner will be selected by random drawing but you have to hurry you only from now until 11am to enter. final now 9:00 vick. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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>> hey welcome to poolesville. we are have gone to the dogs good day d.c. at 10a. look at this. hounds are here on the field. welcome to our zip trip in poolesville. we've got the hounds, we've got the food, the people. hot weather. only thing missing is you. out here for one more hour. come and join us in poolesville. let's zen it back in to you guys for now, though. >> maureen, where are you. >> we didn't see you. >> release the hounds. >> a lot of app malls, though. >> what is going on out there. >> i know. the joys of suburb ya. >> the joys of zip tripping on friday. >> that's right. >> oh, my goodness. >> hey thank you very much for staying with us i'm wisdom martin alongside annie, caitlin and holly. steve has the morning off as you just saw we're out in poolesville for our zip trip as well. >> learning a lot about poolesville

>> fun being had by all. >> no doubt. >> yeah it is. right now it is 10:01 and time for check on what's making had he lines this morning first up intense search continues this morning for six members of a young robotics team from africa. >> that's right. this is kind of unsettling story. they were in d.c. to compete in an international contest this week and then disappear on wednesday. two of the team members were spotted leaving the us and entering canada yesterday leading police to believe they're seeking asylum. foul play not suspected the teens are between 16 and 18 yours old. each member reportedly has a one-year visa which is standard for people visiting the u.s. from africa. us government will soon ban american citizens from traveling to north korea. according to two different tourist agencies, the ban will be announced next week and then the ban will take effect in late august. this comes a mid increased tension over north korea's treatment treatment of detain americans as well growing concern boss their nuclear capabilities. north korean leaders proposed

talk about easing military tensions. north korea leaders never responded a day set for the senate on motion to proceed on health care reform. it's next tuesday much it's unclear if lawmakers are voting to proceed on a straight repeal or a repeal and replace of the affordable care act. republican senate loaders are facing uphill battle. first there's the likely absence of john mccain and if just two gop senators side with democrats, the vote on a motion to proceed will go nowhere. and sears is teaming up with amazon to sell kenmore appliances. this includes smart appliances that can be synched with ama amazon's alexa so users can control things like air-conditioners through voice commands. sears has struggled with weak sales for years in part because of consumer shifts to online shopping. all right. and this. celine dion giving her fans a peek at some of her highly styled intricately designed costumes. take look team up with vogue magazine to model some

sometimes hoops couture looks. in one part of the video she poses dramatically catwalking through a kitchen while punching on french fries. needless to say her love for quirky fashion will likely go on and on. i'm in the fan of this. what do you guys think. >> that's that thing on her when she's walking in the kitchen it. >> look like a trash bag. >> anyone can wear a trash bag is celine dion f you're re realy into company derr sometimes it's over the top. >> it's too much. >> if they're calling it hoot then it's almost like they're just making fun of it. >> she doesn't look serious when she's gyrating with that. there's the trash bag. this looks like a joke. >> she's eating. >> look likes she's in on it it's like a mock cumen tear. >> the joke is on us. >> celine knows what she's do doing. >> she's getting attention.

right. >> absolutely. >> worry all winning this morning. because our team is out in poolesville and we're learning so much more about this great little spot in our area. so allison, maureen, you have sipped there to zip code you've got someone special for to us meet, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> absolutely. holly, absolutely. i'm just looking at these precious little sisters over here. >> i know. >> just so cute this whole community such a warm one and we've had the pleasure of meeting so many great people. but right now we just want to slow it down and talk about two people that are hometown heroes. this is paul and chrissy harney born and raised in poolesville, right. >> born and raised. >> okay. you guys brought the relay for life here to poolesville it has since moved on but you were both touched very personally by cancer. >> yes. >> tell us about your -- the reason why you started this. >> my mom passed away from lung cancer in both of chrissy's parents passed away from two types of cancer. >> why get involve like this? why bring relay

>> we figure with it being a small community -- >> paul would you like to speak. >> just a great way to bring local to home to raise awareness and get people to think about getting check and going to the doctor more often and that was the real goal. >> you have a facebook page that you larged sort of gives people information about ways they can get involved. >> yes. >> talk a little bit about that. >> i mean it tells you, you know, the upcoming events and now that our relay the upper montgomery county relay where they've combined poolesville, damascus and, um, urbana, and, you know, they can see what's going on, when the next relay is. when meetings are happening. >> yeah. yeah. >> and how to donate. >> resource. absolutely. >> involved for a decade. that is no easy feat. i mean what went into that? give me a typical year.

>> just a lot of planning, getting fundraising going. biggest thing and getting all of our events for the actual weekend set up. >> right. >> coordinated. >> chrissy's sister was the co-founder of the event and she really kept everybody together and kept it going. >> that has it's not based here any more it's in other area upper montgomery county but you guys still remain so active. >> um-hmm. >> you know, what makes you keep going? you can just say, look, we did this for ten years. let somebody else take it on. >> exactly. >> it's just fun. we enjoy living here and we help some friends of ours that put on the events here in the commons all year long and it's just great to have lost activities for the families here to enjoy. >> love it. >> and just love being here in small town. >> this is such a giving community. there's so many worthy causes. why for those who may not know or want to get involved why should someone be part of the relay for life want you all do? >> the

it gets people to know what is out there. resources. >> right. >> just gets them involved. >> yeah. >> yeah. i know this is emotional for y you. >> it is emotional much it's okay. you're with family. you're with family. >> we've all lost someone i& think cancer is one of those things that touches everybody. but it is so personal when it's you and so what i applaud is that you can have just stopped. exactly. >> it could have been i'm devastated by this. but you kept it moving. and hopefully it will help somebody have their mom or their dad sister, brother, grand ma whatever for just little bit longer. >> right. congratulations to you. this is just a small token it's about that much of what you guys do on daily basis. but fox5 says that you two are our hometown heroes. [ applause ] >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> little something there for you to have a good time. a little birdie told me something, too. >> indy little bird tee shared with us today is is a special day for many reasons.

>> it's chrissy's birthday. >> happy birthday. >> oh my goodness. >> welcome to the 50 club. >> wow! >> happy birthday, dear chrissy, happy birthday to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> yay! >> whoo! >> are you surprised. >> very surprised. >> that's how we like to do it this is beautiful picture on it. >> is he cute. >> who will get to eat your face? [ laughter ] >> that's for later, maureen. >> that's for paul to do later on. they're married. >> congratulations. welcome to the 50 club, girl. you looking good. >> paul and chrissy thank you very much for all do you. >> thanks a lot. >> all right. >> back inside to you guys. hear birthday! >> happy birthday. indeed. all right. singles i need to listen up. are you having trouble meeting a mate up next we're sharing this advice. get a clue how to find your boost

>> first though we want to check úin with junior reporter for a look at what else is ahead this morning. there he is. what do we have? >> good morning. >> hi my name is victor velasquez and i'm today's fox5 zip trip junior reporter. coming up the state champion poolesville high school baseball team plus tucker chows down in a pancake eating contest and back in the studio with love advice. ♪ ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard.

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♪ >> ladies, are you in a dating rut? do you keep finding mr. wrong and not mr. right? >> are you successful everywhere except in your dating life? if this is you, lessen up. because our neck guest is one of the top dating coaches in the country and guess what, she's actually hosting a free, yes, free, event it's called get clue on how to pick your boo. this morning she's here with tips on how to pick your next boo. let's welcome dating coach and found of sick of single annie white. good to sianni. >> thank you for having me. >> my first question, why are women so challenged with this? >> because a lot of women choose to focus on their professional goals and their personal goals and they think mr. right is just going to show up. then they look up and they're thrive and

haven't started a family they say i need a clue how to pick my boo. >> they're in panic mood. >> is there more than mr. right out there. different variations depends on what you're into. a lot of alpha women like alpha men. it's more ideal to date someone that's a little more beta so you compliment each other it's not the power struggle of the power couple. >> you got to find the yank to your i didn't know. >> definitely. >> how is this seminar going to work. >> it's going to be fabulous. we did one in baltimore last night it was amazing 30 women came, and we just talked and we laughed and we have open dialogue about where to go to meet better men. a lot of women go online to meet men and that's not the best place. >> really? i thought that would have been the way to do it these days. >> no. most guys online are looking for something casual not anything serious. >> okay. >> then the other set of people who are looking for something serious misrepresent themselves. they lie about their income. how many children they have. their height, their weight. you name it. >> so no relationship will be successful

>> no. >> that seems fairly obvious. where do you go? where do you suggest possible go? >> one of the best places for successful women to meet men is the next working event. >> you're successful, you're educated but women go to these events and they think, i need to focus on guessing out my business card, meeting people in my industry et cetera they don't think this is a great place to meet a man that i'm equally with professionally in terms of education, financially, et cetera, then they go to the bar, they're like i hope i meet man who has a job. i hope i meet man who makes comparable income. >> he's not at the bar. they call me. >> he's at the bar not the one you should be selecting. why are you at the bar and not at the networking event. exactly the. >> networking not only for your career but for your life that's what you're doing. yes. >> you have some really great tips on what makes people want to also be in relationship with you. >> um-hmm. >> that's other thing, right. first tip you got to be approachable. >> be approachable. a lot of men don't approach as

attracted it's because women aren't as approachable as we used to be. we're busy. we're running empires. we're going back to school. we're doing so much. so when we're running in and out of the places we're not engaging we're in the making eye contact much we're not smiling. we're not being approachable. >> that's so true. i think there's a lot of air out there i am an individual. i am strong. i can do this myself. i don't need you. i mean, that's what we're saying when we're so focused in what we're doing we're putting that air out there so the men are like, hmm, i'm afraid of you. >> holly, most people who don't need a man end up without one. >> there you go. let's talk bout second thing. don't be afraid to do little flirting yourself. >> um-hmm. a lot of women are nervous about flirting first. because they don't want to seem too for. they think if he's interested he'll say something to her. but most of the women that i coach to marriage engagement relationships they approached their partners. >> like what did you say? what do you say? >> you want to know how i approached my man. i was in the gym and i do cardio but m

i went over there and i said can you show me some exercises to tone this part of my body up. we started exercising. i started fliering. the rest is history. >> that is a good one. >> yes. >> our next category which is go to different places to meet people so the gym. >> the gym. >> networking. you got the gym. >> one in eight relationships are beginning in the grocery store. i a lot of people don't even know that. one in eight. so when you're bagging up your wholefoods, bag up your man, t too. >> there you go. >> you say be good looking and a good time. >> now -- that's a major key. >> on the date a lot of women are so serious especially depending on the stage they're in, in the dates progress they want to meet him yesterday and get married and have baby tomorrow. >> right. >> they're serious and men marry for pleasure. women marry for stab. the woman who's fun, easy to talk and be around that's the woman he wants a second date with. don't go and ask, you know, do you want to get

the her questions first. just see if you like him first. >> lighten up. >> have fun, laugh. >> live in the moment. >> the last tip you have is remember that good grooming will out perform good looks. >> oh, my goodness. i have talked to so many women who didn't want to see a guy again because his breath wasn't fresh, he didn't like take care of himself when he showed up to the date. >> didn't snip his nose hairs. >> didn't get a haircut. >> right. >> just the devil is in the detail. >> clothes all wrinkle. look like you tried. >> look at you. you look very hot. okay. look at this dress. >> my ten year wedding anniversary today. look at that. >> you got to know how to keep him. >> start from the morning. >> congratulations. >> thank you talk a little bit about marriage because once you are in relationship the other and that you talk about is okay so how do you get the ring? >> that's important. one, you have to know what motivate men's to marry. and it's very hard for successful women to know that because we don't need a man. but men love to feel needed in so many ways. so the dichotomy y

know to not need a man but make him feel needed there are so many differ things like let him know you feel safe when he walks you to your car. tell him you appreciate the ways that he takes care of you when he opens the door, when he, you know, walks on the outside. when he picks up check, those thing. mack him feel special and important and he'll want to you give the world. >> little things matter. they do. >> such wonderful advice. her seminar is this sun date 23rd from four to 6:00 p.m. at 7600 georgia avenue. how do people sign up. >> go to you can follow me at annie c white underscore on instagram and the flyer and everything is on my social me media. >> sos daters i love it. all right. i'm not saying i asked any of those questions for any of you over there. >> maybe one question. >> we're caught up on the line where you said annie that men marry for pleasure. women marry for stability. we think it's the other way because once you get married, the pleasure is kind

let's be honest. >> i got plenty of pleasure annie before i got mary. >> in real couple talk i cut it off. >> so did i. >> and he was cut off. >> next seminar keeping it al alive. >> i got one question, though, for you. would you advise women when they're younger to kind of build a roster like to have a roster full of people you can go back because they might not be ready at the time. might not have everything you're looking for at the time but at some point in your life maybe ten years down the road you may be able to go back. >> that's called marriage pack. the marriage pact when you have a great guy but he needs to be nurtured and developed and you say, five years, ten years from now let's revisit this. >> let's do this. >> i also found meeting their parents is also a good thing. because it's a reflection of who this person is. you know what i mean? so i think meeting the parents is also a good thing to do early on. >> absolutely. >> all of this means we need a follow-up

>> thank you. >> i can't get past one in eight meet at the grocery store. i'm still stuck there. [ laughter ] >> coaching an approach you can come out with me and i'll teach you how to meet someone in the grocery store. we're totally doing that. >> love it. >> thanks annie. >> thanks for having me. we are heading back out to this morning's awesome zip trip in poolesville, maryland coming up. >> up next you'll meet this morning' junior reporter and later this hour tucker barnes enters an eating contest. the question is, how many pancakes can he pack away in a minute against some of poolesville finest eaters? and we've got dogs as well running around in poolesville. and little kids as well. and horses. [ laughter ] >> back in a moment. ♪ oment. ♪♪

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♪ >> hey, hey, welcome back. it is time for my favorite time of day. zip trip junior reporter. i'm joined by very esteemed reporter. your name, sir. >> victor velasquez. tell me your age and where you go school. >> i am 11 and i good to school -- i you've to go to school at poolesville elementary going to john pool middle school next year. >> congratulations. what grade are you going to be in. >> sixth. >> tell me the best part of your summer. going to goshen summer camp. >> have you ever gone to mark off haunted forest before. plenty times. >> it's pretty cool. here the deal. you can

interview some of these monsters hype us. okay. >> okay. i'll hasn't it off. >> all right. where would you like to go. >> first off, what got you interested in being a reporter? >> well, i'll tell you what. before i was even your age when i was younger than you i fell in love with weather. my family talked about weather all the time. i knew i wanted to be a weather forecast from probably the age of five i sort of ended up doing television after i got out of school. i knew i wanted to be a weather forecast since i was very very young. do you have any idea what you want to be when you grow up. >> no, not at all. >> no pressure. where did you get your education. >> that is an excellent que question. first i was schooled at the college of knowledge. uc berkeley and then i went to graduate school at the university of maryland. shout out to the terps. yeah, right. >> do you have any idea where you want to go to school? >> new york university. >> oh, wow. you like new york city? >> yeah. >> why don't you ask the monster a question? >> what got you interested in being

[ laughter ] >> there you go, monsters. >> me, monster. um, um, i really love halloween. so, yeah. being monsters. being a monster is just -- makes it so much more fun. >> that's good hard hitting question good right. >> and sir, what happened with your shirt there? >> oh, i was doing some surgery on a patient and it went wrong. >> all right. obviously, they're all ready for halloween. aren't they. >> i guess so. >> all right. we'll look back at the camera. we are going to say that's the latest from poolesville. >> we'll toss it to you caitlin, holly annie and wisdom. >> you can just say that's the latest from poolesville. toss it in to you guys. >> that's the latest from poolesville. to the studio. >> thank you. >> nice. >> hasn't on the hip. i like it that was strong. and you know they were so excited out in poolesville that we were coming out there there was a lot of different kids that wanted to do it.

selecting one. you know what they did? they did a drawing. so look at this. they shook up the basket all the kids who wanted to be it. i think they did both for the fox5 first five and then also for the junior reporter. and so the announcements came and then everyone was prepared for their big -- there you go. >> you get the call. it was probably the fairway to do it so much interest. >> exactly. i actually thing,ing. >> didn't want to show preference so they picked out of a hat. >> great way for them to do and they picked a wonder would you fun in victor. >> if vick or does go into journalism or broadcasting victor velasquez perfect tv n name. >> you can't make one up better than that. >> good day dc it's victor velasquez. >> coming up big movies opened up this weekend. done considering and girls trip among them many are they worth it? kevin has his reviews. hear what he has to say coming up. >> celebrating poolesville, married, and their hometown team and this is really one to

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>> 10:30 is the time. we're on each other's team here in the loft and this morning we're giving a special shout out to one of the hometown teams out in poolesville who happens to be the state champ glass nice. >> for details now let's send it back out to allison seymour and maureen umeh. they're there with the hometown

team. good morning. [ applause ] >> yes. good morning wisdom. >> good morning to you. >> we are here with the hometown team, and maryland state champs last year. this is coach steve orsini. good morning. >> good morning. how ya'll doing. >> you're miked you don't need my help at all. poolesville high school baseball the varsity baseball team. good morning, fellas. >> good morning. >> okay. first question, how does it feel? >> oh, it was amazing. it was just amazin. i mean, the last out and then i just said myself, we just won the 3a state championship. this is pretty wild. >> it was pretty dramatic. take us through the last minutes of the game. >> our pitcher ryan cooper he was on fire. he came -- ryan here. >> recent is right over here. >> yay. >> he was on fire. and they ended up getting two men on base with two outs. the man on third, man on first. and he pitches a low outside pitch and the guy hits a ground ball to the second baseman and that was it. >> the rest is history. >> the rest is history

>> you work so hard all season look at this team saying, look, we've got the makings of a championship team here. you hope it happens. but then it actually does ha happen. i mean that's got to go, man, i'm one heck of a coach. >> no, no, no. we had a heck of team. that's what it is. >> heck of a coach, though, fellas. >> yeah! >> good answer. good answer. >> so poolesville is your community. >> yes, ma'am. >> how long have you been at the high school? >> ten years. >> ten years. >> ten years at the high school school. >> i'm sure you've seen the growth. we've talk with resident how it used to be two schools then they had to go and do the middle school and all of that. so a lot of growth in the ten years you've been here. >> when i first came the magnets started that was the first where they really started pushing the magnet i think it's been real positive thing for the school and community he is esche specially for the kids that go here that come from other homes from their on the communities and come here and i think the communities embraced everybody very well. >> um-hmm. >> and they mixed well. now they're just part of poolesville which is a great thing to see happen

>> absolutely. let me get one of thieves fellows in here. who wants to say something? >> here we go. >> don't mind if i do does one much our cap. >> you are credited with being the person who won this championship for this team. how does it feel? >> feels amazing. i m it's a team evident really. i think that we put it together. it was great run. i think everyone really did -- put it together. can't put it any other way. >> spoke like a true champion your name. >> cooper. >> thank you cooper. thank you team. >> coop, coop. [ applause ] >> coach orsini we would like to present to you with the hometown team award. >> cool. >> a small tone to let you know thank you for coming out. i know it's not easy it's summertime. they're playing. they're in the playoffs again today. they play at rich field. >> good luck to you guys. >> good luck. >> continue to play. >> thank you coach. thank you, team. >> thank you. >> all right. >> there it is. >> thank you wild

>> thank you buffalo wild wings. >> when!? [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. congratulations. >> wonderful. >> state champs that's so ex exciting. ♪ sheet fight on the beaches. she'll fight on the landing grounds. >> she'll fight in the fi fields and in the streets. we shall never surrender. ♪ >> we shall never surrender. surrender. ♪ wow! >> yeah. >> intense. >> yup. >> kevin i can't wait to see dunkirk. >> it's incredible

most anticipated fill of the year by far i mention that everyone knows i'm big star wars fan. star wars film coming out in december this is more anticipated than that. we're so lucky to be witnessing one of the film maker working currently and pre serving the idea of going to movie theater and actually sitting in movie theater and experiencing it the way movies should be seen. christopher nolan if you're not familiar with his work wisdom and it i both love the dark knight films. >> awesome. >> incredible. momento, inception, inter interstellar. >> i loved inception. >> incense is a masterpiece. i loved inception so much. >> it's a totally different type of movie going out side the box. he's telling a story dunkirk i wasn't familiar witness battle until the movie came out. >> neither was i. i'm glad you said that. that proves nolan's range as a flam maker. some hook were c jump from batman to war film it is an hour and 47 minutes. >> i love that. >> your saying that's short. >> right. that's hard to do especially for war film. >> exactly. most war films that we all know and love are

and a half to three hours long. >> saving private ryan. >> exactly. >> apocalypse now and this before film based around the dunkirk story and the story line here the evacuation of over 330,000 british and allied soldiers during world war ii. this is before the america end the the war 1940. so it's a very -- it's a very famous british story. and it really is an movie that puts you into the intensity. you are dropped into this film with hardly any back story and you are experiencing the intensity with the characters as as you are.nfused just as much- cool thing is, this might sound confusing and this confused me at first, too, it's shown in three timelines. so you're told the story on the beach which is one week. in the air which is one hour. and on the sea which is one day. >> wow. >> the sea is kind of cool because civilian boats actually came to help these people get off the beach of dunkirk. it's really incredible film. harry styles has break out role in the film.

i really think it's important. it was shot with 75% of it shot in i max film cameras. if you can get to anism max theater i real dollar recommend that. the two best in our area that are close to the northern virginia area and d.c. area are lockheed martin which is national air and space and you had her ozzie out in chantilly. 15 bucks a ticket there you'll get the full blownism max experience the movie is still great regardless of the i max experience. i would really recommend that way to see it only because nolan is the kind of person who wants you to sit in the movie theater and if you're paying $15 for tick, why not get the best experience possible. >> sure. >> to answer the question from earlier it is still worth seeing regardless. if you can, lockheed right if d.c. take the metro whatever there it is so well worth it. the screen is like seven stories tall. massivism max screen and hans zimmer music leads the film. no leading characters in the movie. hardly any dialogue. >> is there dialogue. >> very minimal. very minimal dialogue it is literally just an

minutes of adrenaline action. >> is it success the land, the sea the air. >> you do one and do it again from the vantage point. >> exactly. tom hardy moment is in the air. he's only one hour of time. so you're going to see things from his perspective that happened in the week on the beach. it's really kind of clever. remember inception how it kicked -- >> back and forth. >> inception was differ layers of time that. car going off the bridge. >> yes. >> people were in differ speeds much. that's the whole movie. >> that's really cool. >> it's very cool. i know your husband wants to see it really bad. >> he totally does. we'll go to i max together seen it five out of five. >> can i go, too, kevin. >> yeah yeah yeah. thomas are going on date. it's a mandate. [ laughter ] >> exactly. do we want to talk about -- girls trip. five out of five for dunkirk best movie of year. girls trip this is the movie everyone wants to see not kids but very hard r rated movie. the woman you're seeing on the right there tiffany

she is the star she's the zac of this hangover type movie it is very r rated raunchy comedy four girls travel to new orleans for the essence festival. things get raunchy many let me tell you this right now. there's seen in this film that was so funny the entire film was laughing for five minutes after the scene ended i've never seen anything like this in in movie and there was a point i look over my at my wife how -- how are they allowing this in a movie? >> it's raunchy >> it's that funny. >> do we he have see a glimpse of this scene you're talking about in the trailer because -- >> i don't have it here though. >> the trailer i felt like the trailer give away lot of good parts. >> right. am i going to be surprised. >> yes. the scene i'm referring to there's a glimpse of it in the trailer but you would have no idea without couldn't tech what's happening. >> i see. >> i took it out of this i didn't want to show it on tv it's still very suggestive. but the movie itself is very funny. they actually filmed the movie at the thousand 16 essence festival so the cool thing w

surround the girls as they walk down the street. that way -- no random person was just saying queen latifah. she's actually playing sasha in the film so you can't have queen latifah being yelled out. >> that's so neat. >> they actually went to a puff daddy concert -- kidney concert. >> p. diddy. >> now in 2017. >> right. >> puffy. >> one of the girl gets called up on stage. that was an actual moment that happened at the festival. >> that's so cool. >> but it was actually enter greated into the film. that movie 4.5 out five. i original gave it a four. tiffany elevates to 4.5. >> you're talking about jada pinkett and the guy or system is that not it. >> that's later on. >> don't give away too much. >> the scene i'm referring -- >> with tiffany hat tissue. >> and piece of fruit? >> there we go. >> oh, okay. >> that is what i'm -- that's the scene i'm talking about. >> all right. >> piece of fruit. >> say no more. let your imagination run wild. >> kids at home do not look this up are please. the very bad. >> i

keep talking. >> exactly. >> keep talking. we have 15 seconds. valerian and the city of a thousand planets. luke directed the fifth film. very interesting visual film. story, scrip not so much. i gave 83.5 out of five. but nowhere near as good as his earlier professional and fifth element. by the way i know we're wrapping up go to my twitter i'll send i was link where you can watch dunkirk. >> i'll tweet you back and let you know your best area. >> that is so sweet. thanks, kevin. coming up we'll head back out to our zip trip crew in poole poolesville. this time tucker in an eating contest. it will be those pancakes. >> is he done with the cow? >> he's done with the cow. >> he's moved on. the cow is done. >> mitten had had enough.

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for us. >> my i have gifts for everybody. thank you fox5 for being here today. this is wonderful. [ cheers and applause ] >> there we go. thank you so much. that's thoughtful. >> my pleasure. >> is that cash? >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> all right. we're going pancake eating couldn't testify. allison tell me what the rules are. >> first i do want to say officer how war had open heart surgery in december he's here with us today. [ applause ] >> i know montgomery county is better for it. we're so happy you're with us today. okay. so this is the son, father duo of skip and zac and we're going talk about the rules right now. but mr. ethridge you're the time keep we are at poolesville high school for the basketball games. >> exactly. >> you're the a professional. you'll help do what today good i'm going to help officiate and make sure mr. jim brown doesn't cheat. [ laughter ] >> okay. although he's the mayor. what are the rules? we got a minute to do this one at a time. >> eating one at a time. they hae minute to do it. they're preparing their dipping plates right now with s

water. my the best contest tan win. >> may they win. >> allison. >> check out the boot camp on sundays at 9:00. >> quick shout out to the water shed cafe. >> thank you for the pancake. >> i guess we're ready. we're ready, ethridge team, all right. >> yes. >> is there any art to this. >> you should have it in your mouth one at a time. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> okay. you let officer howard win at the end. >> yes. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> don't forget to breathe. >> we ready. on your mark, get set, go! ♪ >> come on. good technique. >> good technique on officer how war. all right. i see the water coming into play. here we go. poolesville town manager a little slow. second pancake. okay. >> all right. >> somebody is boeing distracting with the water gun. excellent. okay. how we doing? >> okay. >> officer -- ooh saw that. that's out of bounds. >> all right. oh, okay. >> that's good. [ laughter ]

>> okay. here we go. >> strategy. [ laughter ] >> just piling pancake on the mayor's plate. 26 seconds. 26 seconds. come on, tuck. tucker, are you done. >> oh my gosh you're so mazing. >> are you done? 20 seconds n now. >> okay. this one sought of bounds. 15 seconds. skip you're not in the contest. >> ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! >> tucker wins. >> tucker wins! >> tucker wins! >> nice job. >> awesome. [ laughter ] >> where is did your pancakes go, mayor. >> look at this i want to you see what mayor brown did. >> i got that much left. [ laughter ] >> etiquette. >> too close to call. >> i really think it was tucker but we're in poolesville so poolesville win

>> poolesville wins. >> back to you in the studio. good job, tuck. [ laughter ] >> good sport. as always he is. so he doesn't want pancake this weekend for breakfast. >> i guess not. >> had his phil. >> hasn't them over to the mayor. >> 10:48. we'll actually have more food and drink as well from poolesville to wrap up what's been great morning out there.& that's coming up next. ♪ ♪♪

♪ live picture of rehoboth beach on friday morning. look at all people already got their spot. >> got to get up early to get out there early. >> ten minutes before 11:00. >> it gets crowded right by the boardwalk. such popular spot. obviously good day at the beach. >> this weekend this whole weekend the weekend to be at the beach. pull up the seven day real click. 97 is your day whom high today. 96 on saturday. saturday and sunday afternoon watch out stronger thunderstorms hit and miss not everybody will see them but there's a decent shot of it we'll get some relief next week as we finally return to the 80s but g

right now, feels like 96 d 96 degrees. >> nice. >> fun. thanks mike thomas. >> get my puffy jack out next week it will be in the 80s. >> dress in layers. >> listen our trip to poolesville is almost over. that means it's time for one of our favorite parts the cheers to the weekend. so let's head back out to the zip trip team for one last taste of poolesville. hey, guys. >> i'm talking, i'm talking, i'm talking. i'm talking. i'm talking, i'm talking, i'm talking. i'm talking. i'm talking. >> with me now is the manager danny glacier thank you for joining us. >> it looks amazing. >> you guys do italian food. >> we do. we specialize in pizza, pasta to dee for. today we brought a couple pizzas steak and cheese egg rolls, southwestern chicken egg rolls and honey siracha wings and only bay wings. >> only italian food or do you mick it. >> we make great cheesburgers. we've got american fare thrown in tre

primarily stick to italian. >> family dining. >> it is very family friendly. >> how long have you been here. >> about 17 years. one move and couple changes in ownership. barbie took over about five years ago. >> barbie is the own are in. >> done a couple of expansions. when she took over she let me run with the bar we started kind of change the craft beer scene here in poolesville. >> you mention craft beer which we said we'll toast to poolesville. i'm going to step over little bit to get to eric. eric gleason the brew master of barley and hops how did this marriage happen. >> danny has a passion for craft beer as do i we moved to poolesville about four years ago and i immediately gravitated to the bar and talk to danny, hey, you know what i do, immediately knew who i was because of the beer i brew. >> yeah. >> and he invited me to start serving bee at queue jeannie's. we have a permanent line on. i have one of 12 lines dedicated to barley and hops beer. >> how many do you have,

said,ing. >> well, i brought three with me today. >> okay. which are -- this is i'm trying to remember this is our 11 party sour and ipa cold oat tee mc oat face. i hear if you like within wine there's beer for you. is that true. >> that's true. >> i'm a wine person you think you can convince me. >> i can type something that you will like. >> let me try one of these. i'm usual al white wine drinker, chardonnays. anyone of these? >> well, if you like something tart i would try the sour. >> okay. >> you might try the -- i try this one. >> hang on. >> okay that's not bad. this is pretty good. >> what's this one. >> german style wheat beer. it will have little bit of banana oats and little bit of cloves an lot of times with wine drinkers don't like about beer is the hops. >> right. this beer is very light in hop. >> you know what i wanted to do i didn't want to gloss over the food you've got here. let me mack sure we get -- we tell people what this pies are they look so mazing do me a favor what's this one here. >> this is

mediterranean pizza with lamb, tomato and feta cheese and supreme suppose pizza steak and cheese egg roles and southwestern chicken egg roles and honey siracha wings and old bay wings. i'm so hungry what do i get to first. i want to bring in the gang. tucker, allison, i can eat this all by myself. actually i can. >> you didn't tell me you had all this. >> which beer do you think tucker would like. >> tucker washington style of beer do you like? >> all of the above. [ laughter ] >> thank you, my friend. >> try northeast on a hot day like today this is hitting the spot. >> anything goes down good. business hours? >> we're open from 11:00am to hedge p.m. and pretty much monday through saturday and close at 8:00 on sunday. >> kuggini's in poolesville. dine here. you can go wrong. cheers. back to you guys. >> all right. i have to admit those

beers look pretty good. pizza looks good, wings look good. amazing. >> i don't think we're done with poolesville just yet. who is the brave soul? >> oh! >> yes. >> whoo! >> it's fun to be big kid. >> good job. >> good job. >> and she's officially cooled off. >> and she's officially done and she's ready for the weekend. >> we're proud of you allison. >> next week zip trip is going to congress heights wisdom is going, i'm going to go. >> i'm going down the slide i can tell that you. >> come on wisdom. >> it's not going to happen. >> tucker and i believe erin will be there as well. yet another good zip trip. >> she had to cool off. there has to be a pool in poolesville. >> a water slide. >> a blow up one. >> close enough. >> it's all good. >> it's all good. >> yeah. appreciate it. >> everyone stay cool this weekend. >> everyone stay cool. it's feeling like the 90s by next hour probably by right now actually it's feeling like over 100 degrees outside. >>

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