♪ straight ahead, another health care showdown. senator john mccain making an emotional return to the senate to help advance the white house plan to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump and taking a victory lap in ohio last night. and not letting up on his embattled attorney general. we'll have a live report. fairfax county police on the scene of a double murder this morning in lorton, virginia. two men found shot dead inside of a i'm bob barnard. we'll have the latest in live report. >> we still have so many unanswered questions. >> new research about football and head injuries with some frightening results. doctors studying the brains of more than 100 former nfl players and

suffered a serious brain injury. now it's raising new questions about the safety of younger players. and later, help wanted. princess william and harry are hiring and they're looking for the right person on linked in. what the job requires and why you could face some stiff competition. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ but you can work for them. clearly. good day d.c. it's 9:01 on this wednesday. july 26th. i'm maureen umeh alongside, holly, steve and wisdom. >> ahead this morning justin beiber's new purpose we told you the pop stereology p the plug on his world tour early with just 12 concerts left. tmz says maybe because he found jesus. we'll go live to hollywood for all of the details. >> that was not what i saw coming. i'm just going to go ahead and say that. >> not the first thing i thought. >> i was reading background on that they were saying he's new tom cruise of this church that he

>> oh. >> okay. >> so it's not just your basic christianity. >> oh no. in starting his own church. >> no, no, no, he's with someone else. >> church popular with young actors and actress. >> what's the tom cruise -- >> scientology. it's not that. >> it's not that. it's a different church. >> wow now i'm actually interested. first at 9:00 let's talk about the weather. we've got yet another pretty pleasant day on the way. humidity starring to creep back in little bit. some could more changes i should say could also be on the way for details let's check in with tucker for the first check of the forecast. hey, tucker. >> hey, holly. listen here's the deal. humidity in check today. temperatures in check. only be in the low 80s and we'll be in and out of the clouds today. i guess that will be the worst of it but a very pleasant weather pattern continues here. overnight our lows back even here in the city in the 60s only the second time in the month of july we've managed to get that overnight low back in the 60s. so very nice start to the day. 75 now at reagan national. 70 dulles and in baltimore 71 degrees. 50s in

early this morning nice cool start at the day. very refreshing out there. feels great. few clouds to start the day. particularly as you get closer to the bay and along the lower eastern shore. as our flow here is coming off area of high pressure off to our north winds are out of the east and coming off the ocean bringing us cloudiness to start the day. a mix of clouds and sunshine today. and daytime highs in the low 80s again dry this afternoon. i know there's a lot going on later this afternoon and this evening. and we're all systems go weather wise for a very pleasant day again there will be some clouds but we should be dry later today and 84 is a little below normal temperature wise. coming up the seven day looks like a wet friday. we'll get out of here in time for the weekend. i'll have all the details and and we're talking about the, um, i forgot what we're talking about. >> the eclipse. >> thank you holly. >> i read minds. >> thank you maureen for saving me on that one. >> back to you guys. >> ♪ >> thank you tuck. 90:03 is the time. we're still following breaking news out of northern have a v fairfa

invstigate a double murder. bob barnard is live from lorton with the details breaking this morning. good morning, bob. >> reporter: wisdom, good morning to you. yes, a tow truck has just arrived on scene here. soon they're going to take that white acura away from the scene here. we're told by police that this is exactly how the car was found around 3:40 this morning. it was running. it was in park and the doors were open. inside and still inside are two men who were apparently shot dead here this morning. the call came from initially as a suspicious car when police came here they found it just like this. and what you can't see are some bullet holes in both doors. you can see them from the inside and the victims again still in there. police initially said that this appeared to be a drug related hit although they're not elaborating whether they found something in the car or whether in their identification of the men in there they found something else. we're just not sure. they

mobile fingerprinting device to at least identify one of the people. but they're not releasing the names of the victims who again are still here on the scene until their families are notified. police say they're actually going to tow the car away with the bodies still inside as they continue their investigation. they put up a covering over the license plate here we believe it is a virginia tag. police say they have gone through the neighborhood but so far at least what they're selling us they haven't found anyone who heard or saw what happened here this morning. again, in the darkness of 3:30, 3:40 this morning, we're not sure if the person who called in the suspicious vehicle heard the gunshots. but that's what this appears to be. and that's kind of where the investigation stands. again, believing it has something to do with illegal drugs but not explaining what that is. we have seen them recover shell casings here. so it appears obviously a number of gunshots were fired because two men killed inside this car here and this is

grove drive at hoe poe hick road here in the lorton section of fairfax county, guys.. appreciate i let's move and to story fox5 was first to report on last night. we do want to warn you video to this story is hard to watch. it shows a 12-year-old boy in southwest d.c. getting attacked by group of kids. new this morning an arrest has been made in that attack. police tell us a 13-year-old boy is now in custody. he's one of four suspects that can be seen in the video that was posted online and has now been shared more than 100,000 times. disturbing. >> very disturbing let's get to nap miss right now another breaking story. traffic nightmare this morning on route 50. a double fatal crash investigation near the bay bridge. >> we've been following this story all morning long. all lanes are finally back open after traffic was brought to a complete standstill just a few hours ago. fox5's annie yu joining us live from the scene where she's been all morning with the details now. annie, good morning. >>

all of you. this is a tragic accident very serious one that took the lives of two people. maryland state police says while this still remains under investigation they believe that a driver going in the wrong direction on the westbound side of route 50 is the cause of this accident this morning. now if you look right here traffic is all open now. it was open for -- it's been open for about an hour or so. it looks like you're looking at some scene video from this morning, but lanes have reo reopened. this scene video from this morning. where maryland state police spent quite a bit of time obviously investigating and processing the scene. state police say that they received reports this morning about a car traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes of route 50. it involved three cars. all three mangled up, very badly. you can see in this video basically guys the front end of these cars were either gone or just crushed like tinfoil. debris scattered

it's not clear which of the drivers was traveling the wrong way at this point. but it did take the lives of two people. we understand it was a man an woman. they were the drivers of two of the vehicles involved. we also know that two others are still recovering at this hour. those two being the driver and passenger of the third vehicle. i do want to point out that this isn't the first time something like this has happened along route 50. in may we had a driver that was also involved in a multi vehicle accident she was traveling on the wrong side in that case she was traveling on the eastbound -- traveling eastbound on the westbound lanes and it took the lives of two people as well. and so some people have asked how could this be still happening? this can be pretty tricky area if you're not familiar with the area. but, again, as of now, we have all lanes open but this obviously coming after hours of investigation and it's still continues. back to you all in the studio. >> all right, annie, thank you.

republicans will take yet another crack at real peeling obamacare after winning dramatic vote yesterday to start the debate. including an appearance by senator john mccain it's his first since being being diagnosed with aggressive form of brain cancer last week. melanie alnwick is live in the stewed with with the latest. there's more to this story. >> there is. it's going to crazy week on capitol hill. where this bill ends up is pretty much anyone's guess. this morning they will take up yet another vote on a repeal with a two hoy year time run for replace many that's expected to not pass again there could be hundreds of amendments and changes in the coming days and just based on those first votes, it's clear there was no agreement among republicans. >> finally you think that's e easy. that's not easy. >> president trump with a rare understatement at a campaign style rally last night in ohio. but for the trump faithful he and senate republicans have at least started to deliver

campaign promise repealing obamacare. >> the vice-president votes in the affirmative and the motion is agreed to. >> the senate did vote to start the debate on repealing the affordable care act a significant hurdle but it wasn't easy. vice-president mike pence had to preside and cast a tie breaking vote and arizona senator john mccain had to fly in to cast his vote and emotional return to the senate floor after being diagnosed with brain cancer just last week. and while siding with his gop colleagues, he also made an appeal for bipartisan ship. >> let's return to regular order. we've been sipping our wheels on too many importnt issues because we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle. >> the neck step could be even harder. actually passing a plan to repeal and replace obamacare and democrats will fight. >> anyone who thinks this is over is sadly mistaken. >> still for president trump it is a victory at a time when he needs points the

especially given the to you muddle in the administration. and questions whether he's going to fire attorney general jeff sessions for recusing himself from on-going invest investigats into russian election interference. >> but i am disappointed in the attorney general. he not have recused himself. almost immediately after he took office. and if he was going to recuse himself, he should have told me prior to taking office, and i would have quite simply pick somebody else. >> reporter: now, sessions has said he has no plans to resign and many of his former senate colleagues are supporting him publicly. part of the problem here, a lot of people who are watching this say that it sounds once again like trump is demanding personal loyalty rather than impartiality and that could cause an even bigger rift with republicans. >> indeed it can. melanie alnwick, thank you for that. >> we have breaking news coming from the president right now via twitter on his twitter right now quote after consultation with my generals and milar

please be advised the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the us military. our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory can't not be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption the transgender in the military would entail. again the breaking news just coming via twitter the president saying the military will not allow transgender people to serve. >> new evidence this morning that playing football can cause serious and long-time term brain injuries. would you still let your kids play football? that's the question many parents are facing this morning after that new study came out yesterday. we'll have more on that debate coming you. >> less than month now to a total solar eclipse much this morning we'll help you get ready for the once in a century celestial show by making sure you can actually see it. 9:12 is our time right now. ♪

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degenerative brain disease. the question now is what about younger athletes? fox's william la jeunesse has more. >> reporter: debilitating brain disease cte symptoms inn delude slurred speech, memory loss and dementia. and researchers say it was found in nearly 90% former football players. from the big leagues to high school. >> the study involved the brains of 202 deceased players most donated to boston brain bank. the biggest sample came from men who once played in the nfl. all but one of the 111 brains examined were diagnosed with c cte. among college players, 48 of 53 brains were diagnosed with cte. among high school players, three of 14 or 21%. >> these studies are certainly raising awareness, um, but we cannot draw any kind of conclusions yet

you know, how dangerous youth or high school football is. we still don't know that. and we really need to do more research. >> reporter: doctors say they need advanced diagnostics to test for cte. >> we still have so many unanswered questions. we still don't know what causes the disease. we still need to figure out risk factors for the disease. and really we need to be able to diagnose it in life which we can't do yet. >> reporter: research is going to help us to understand how to diagnose this problem in the living. i'm convinced we're going to be able to diagnose it in the living. we're going to be ail to identify people that are suseptible to later life problems. >> reporter: the lead author admits bias in the city since all the brains examined came from players who previously showed signs of cte. in los angeles, william la jeunesse, fox news. these findings appear in the journal of the american medical association. and for me, this is not knew information. it's just more conclusive information. >> yeah. >> and i've said it before i'll say it again i absolutely love

sports but i would not let my son play it. >> i'm definitely not let my son play it either. my question is always, with all this stuff coming out now, with all the information people have about football we knew it was bad when we were coming up, we didn't know it was this bad. >> no. >> right. >> what is football -- this form of football going to look like in 20 years? i'm telling you now a lot of parents are not letletting their boys go out and play football and it has lot to do with this. >> i got people on my basketball team. my son is not playing. >> te key as to what parents decide, decision made for the youth because as we at a tucked concussion expert earlier this morning one of the lines of thought here is that the game has changed for the better in ways of technique, et cetera, and they're saying lot of people whose brains obviously that were studied here people had pre-existing signs that there could be something wrong with their brains. and they were all people who played awhile ago. >> right. >> so, you know, those possible who are lobbying saying football can be safer are saying, well, they played in

take steps to try to play in a safer manner. so it's going to be tough to see where that balance line is. >> the thing for me even with the protective gear and the change in technique on the field you still see these injuries occurring. you've got to think it just makes common sense if you're teagueing hit after hit after hit there's no way you can say that nothing isn't being shifted somewhere in your brain and something is not happening. so i know they're making changes i'm with you. if i had son i'd would be hard pressed to let him play or my daughter if she is he that's what she wanted to do. i'd be hard pressed to let her play knowing this could be the out come that's like send your kid into danger zone knowing that something could happen to them. >> the problem with players getting past that macho i can play through anything. >> right. >> you see the occasional player who says, look, i knew i had to step away. >> i hadn't reached pinnacle in my career you get knocked around that much at some point your health and you want to live beyond football. >> when you say the argument of now they have better helmets and they've learned to hit better. the players you also hear them say they're bigger, faster, hit harder

>> so i mean that argument goes both ways. >> let me tell you. i saw recently, you know, those bubble balls that possible, these kids were playing in them. >> it was on the zip trip. >> one kid knocked down and he cannot get back up for while. in my mind those things it's a bubble. you're protected, right? he had the be jesus knock out of him. this is a safer way to go as parent. this is known indictment on the people who own this business. again you think you're protected but things happen. so why take the chance? >> we're not even getting to what happens below the brain with the rest of the body. >> right. >> that part is -- that's whole other ballgame. we've seen earl campbell how great he was on the football field and now here's a guy who can barely walk. >> um-hmm. >> not even talking about from neck up. we're talking about from neck down. so football i mean it's a rough sport. and now that people have the information that they have to make n disease more information to make informed decisions, i think that there's going to be a problem for football down the ro

athletes go in that direct. >> absolutely. you have baseball and basketball and hockey and other sports there's not much as contact. >> yeah. >> not as much. >> time will tell. we'll watch and see. >> yeah. earl campbell, hook em. >> one of the greatest of all time. 9:21. coming up later michael phelps has a message for all the shark week haters. bite me! [ laughter ] >> we'll go live to tmz for all the details. >> oh, michael. first erin what are you working. >> maureen, it's an absolutely terrifying discovery in a woman's attic. it's a story that will give anyone including myself nightmares a close cull for one driver caught on tape and later, why talking to your cat might not seem so crazy. it could happen in less than decade. we'll have a check on what else is making headlines after the break. ♪

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♪ we are following some breaking news out of prince george's cun tee right now. man hit and killed by a pickup truck on route 1 in laurel, maryland. now this happened about two hours ago. route 1 remain closed at marshall avenue. while police investigate. the pick up driver remain on the scene. no word yet on the victim's identity. time right now 9:24. erin is back with check of what other stories are making had he lines this morning. erin? >> good morning maureen and first up we have some new information coming out saying woman slapped the officer's car right before the fatal shooting in minnesota. this is according to new search warrants that have been rel released. the documents don't say if the woman was just -- justine damond who hit

morning damond called 911 about possible sexual assault before she was killed by being shot by the officer. the officer's body cameras were not on when the shooting happened. there's city council today new body camera reports could be row leased president trump says apple going to build three big manufacturing plants here in the united states. this would mean major change in strategy for apple and make good on the white house' promise to return over seas jobs to america. no comment from apple on the news and no word on where the factories would be located. all right. new this morning this is a very frightening tale from arlington. police have arrested this man 60-year-old anthony jones for unlawful entry in home. but this story it's not just about break in. investigators say jones was living in someone's attic. in the 800 block of 22nd street. the tenant heard footsteps just before 1:30 in the morning on july 21. that's when police found jones. he's in jail right now and being held without bail. no word on how long he had actually been living there. take a look at this incredible video out of

you see a lose truck approaching the energy right there. ooh, nasty crash. driver runs a red light causing a vehicle to t bone him sending the truck crashing on its side. the two men in the lose truck were not injured and were unwoman was hurt. no word on her condition just yet. but witnesses say she was awake and alert when she was taken to the hospital. finally, forget about the barking and the purring dogs and cats soon may be able to communicate with their humans just a little clearer. really cute video there. a now report suggested that translation device that can turn woofs and meows into words could be less than ten years away. professor from northern university says the technology studied prairie dogs for thee years and says he's convinced that they have an advanced communication system. he's now trying to raise money to develop a translation device and i boat he'll get investor as lot of people want to commune cat with their pups and kitties. it's pretty easy to figure out what my cats have to say. >> you think so. >> yeah. >> what are they saying

>> chef a certain chirp when they're looking at the birds then want to get outside. >> the cats chirp to the birds. >> yeah. um-hmm have you a video of it. i'll find it. >> what do they say to you. >> when they rub their bodies on your legs and meow they want food. you can always tell the beh behavior. >> can you talk back to them. >> sometimes in baby voice i'll admit it. >> maybe that's right saying stop. >> come here. >> come here. it's okay. >> crazy cat lady i admit. >> you're not i have brother who just got a dog and shares marley talks to him. >> and he can understand what the dog says. >> she's still the crazy cat lady, maureen. >> no. >> we still love her. >> we love her. all right. straight ahead, it's a solar show but you can't watch it without the proper eye protect. coming up we'll get ready for next month's solar eclipse with the five things you need to know to enjoy the big event. >> first tucker barnes is back with a check on the seven day the humidity creeping back in plus will the rain hold off for the neck zip trip. >> whole bunch for you coming up at ten alt. bryce harper one of the nats

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>> 9:31 right now. boy it was not a good welcome home for the washington nationals. they were crushed last night by the brewers. eight to zero shut out. second shut out in the last month. edwin jackson had has home return to the nationals first time in few years he returned at nats park and it wasn't pretty gave up seven runs, three homerun. nats held in check eight innings of work. milwaukee continues to lead its division by half game over the cubs. but the good news for the nats the third loss in 11 games. now to help fans ease the pain of the loss, the nats giving away fedoras today. the first 25,000 fans to enter nationals park through all gates will get a fedora. the hats are presented by delta airlines and i must say -- >> very dapper. >> um-hmm. >> i like it. >> yeah. >> good colors. >> it looks good. >> you like it. >> i like the fact delta kind enough to pay for the hats but the sponsor tag pretty much covered in the back. you're not walking arod

>> oh yeah with the flip up of the hat. >> let me see the back, steve. >> turn around. >> i was going to say,. >> tall person looking down on you you can see it. >> wisdom, all right taller person so -- >> looking down on us. >> constant looking down on steve. [ laughter ] >> the neck time you want to look down on me. >> for my money tucker i saw you wearing the fedora earlier and i thought it's set off your entire outfit. >> it gave him a headache,. >> his head is too big for it. >> you're one those big head people. >> i guess so. >> no hat fits you. >> i didn't realize i had that problem until i put it on. >> their big had heed people in this world. >> a little snug. >> i can see you with that, wis. >> put it on, wis. let's see. >> come on. >> go ahead, tuck. >> nice. >> tip of the hat. >> i do like the blue. >> yeah. i do like the color scheme. >> it clashes with my outfit. >> it does today. that's okay. >> i agree. >> pass it over here i want to do the weather in we got to do it look michael jackson. stay there.

>> no pressure. >> oh! >> tucker. >> into the fire. >> just like that. >> come on. >> look you have to moon walk back to the screen now. >> all right. let's do this. >> ♪ >> 75 now in washington. 70 dulles. hey, we'll be in for another beautiful day. i guess you might need your fedora to keep the sun off your face there later this afternoon. little cloud cover early 74 in annapolis. overnight we got back in the 60s here in d.c. for the second time the entire month of july. so we'll take it. dew points they're cooperating generally in the 60s little more how mid this morning than it was 24 hours ago. still compared to where we were a week ago these temperatures are very pleasant it it will be nice looking day for us although we'll be dealing with clou cloudiness. in and out of the clouds this morning. sprinkle on the western shore of the bay. our flow is out of the east here. off the ocean with high pressure off to our north and so with that flow out of the east we'll be getting that little maritime layer eastern shore and western shore of the bay with

cloudiness. later today, we'll get some clouds. we should be rain free. if you're going down to get your hat at nats park or that soccer game i heard they sold 75,000 tickets tonight's game down at fed ex feel. all systems go for beautiful day and most importantly dry afternoon dry evening if you're going out tonight. warm front tomorrow and humidity will start to creep back tomorrow. might be a shower or storm by late tomorrow afternoon. but a much better chance on friday. friday looks like it could be a washout. particularly afternoon and potentially the evening and it certainly possibility a possibility to be dealing with flooding issues around here friday. frontal system squeezing atimy moisture. very humid again potential there for couple inches of rain on friday. keep that mind when you're making plans later this week. saturday we wake up shower activity get it out of here and sunday looks perfect. low 80s and low humidity so conditions will be pretty much ideal around here for the end of the weekend. >> hi, guys.

now. >> he's just mad because you wear it well. >> elementary school don't share hats that's how they spread lice. >> eww. >> thanks for sharing. >> i'm not sharing. i'm not putting that hat on after you that's the whole point. [ laughter ] >> all right. tucker, let's be serious here. the first total solar eclipse in 26 years just under a month away eclipse will take place on august 21 the sun will be block from view for more than two minutes. the skies will be dark from oregon to south carolina experts warn people need to be careful they must wear i shields to protect their site. >> yeah. only 8% coverage around here. joining us this morning with some tips on how to view a solar eclipse is sarah an sorry editor at space.com. hey, good morning. >> good morning. >> all right. tell us all about it. people getting so excited i'm hearing people are looking for rentals like in south carolina and oregon and where there's going to be, y, maureen it's real. >> um-hmm. >> there's going to be solar eclipse. tell us what we can expect. >> well,ea

don't -- if you're planning to go to see the total solar eclipse and you don't already have plans for where you're going to stay you might be out of luck. it's going to be an incredible travel day. the pam where people will be able to see the toll solar eclipse so the sun will be completely covered by the moon goes all the way coast to coast across the country. for the first time actually since 1918 that it's done that. sorry, go ahead. >> sarah, is it going to be like nighttime if you're in the total eclipse or what will it feel like for you outside? >> yes. so if you're in the path of total solar eclipse when the sun is completely covered it will be as dark as night. you might be able to see some stars and you'll be able to see the sun's outer atmosphere call it's corona like this cool darker like circle around where the sun would be. >> okay. so let's talk about the safety, though, because it's not a matter of just being able to

happen. there's real danger that comes with trying to see it. >> that's right. so you cannot look at the sun until it is completely covered by the moon. so if you're for instance in d.c. it's going to be a partial eclipse which means that part of the sun will be visible the whole time. and anywhere the sun will slowly disappear and while any part of the sun is visible you need to use a tool to look at it. i actually have some examples of those if you want to see. >> yeah, show them. >> sure. so the basic thing you can have these eclipse glasses. they're just paper glasses with these really really dark solar filters. you can't see anything through them except for the sun. >> okay. >> um, there are also special eclipse binoculars which have basically the solar filter built in so vick closer view and you can also make a pinhole and then project the sunlight through the pinhole. they're the spun my co-workers

just little dot going through the tinfoil here and there's a little thing on the side that you can look in and see the sun projecting on the back. it's a little weird and it's like very tiny. but it's safe and then you can see it eclipse. >> what happens if you look at -- i want people to sake this terreusly. what happens especially i know because lots of kids are going to want to watch. what happens if you actually look at the the sun while all this is going on? >> well, you can be blinded or seriously damage your eyes. >> yeah. so -- >> right. >> obviously we want to be well prepared for it. >> absolutely. > and if you are looking through this is another pair of eclipse glasses it look like normal sunglasses but you cannot use sunglasses or even like a lot of pairs of sunglasses on top of each other. i've heard people have tried that, and it's not safe. but if you're l looking through eclipse glasses, once you see the sun completely disappear you can't see anythin

safe to look at the solar eclipse until it starts appearing again. >> it will be amazing. >> will it last. >> just a couple minutes around here i think. >> two minutes. >> so in d.c., the maximum eclipse will be at 2:42 but a partial eclipse so you won't get this complete d darkening. >> in the path of the total eclipse the longest it will last is two minutes and 40 seconds and closer you are to the center the longer it will last. >> okay. >> sarah, we got to wrap it up here in just a minute. on a non science note anything crazy happen during total eclipse like, you know, people fall in love, that don't typically fall in love or babies born? anything like that? >> i don't know about that. animals do think it's nighttime so like the night birds will come. the epp secretaries will come out. animals that do do things at sunset will get little confused and think it's sunset. >> that's interesting. otherwise -- >> bats fly. owls fly. cockroaches come out. >> could be.

[ laughter ] >> steve comes out. the nighttime steve comes out. >> oh, my gosh. sarah, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> thank you, sarah. [ laughter ] >> all right. thank you. >> most important thing we do protect our eyes. we'll have more on that as we get closer to the event. >> i think i missed it. how long did she say it last. >> couple minutes. we'll be partial. 80% coverage. we'll definitely be able to tell. >> that's pretty good. >> a couple minutes at that peak. >> a couple of hours though -- >> of it building. yeah then -- >> the closer you are to the path of totality the longer it lasts. >> okay. >> all right. >> who knew? >> the people were renting houses to see this. >> ♪ >> got a house in north carolina, south carolina, why not, right. >> why not? >> could it be a new purpose. reports say justin beiber pulled the plug on his purpose world tour after finding religion. let the depacito says don't blame jesus so what's really going on have we'll go to tmz and get the answers for you next. ♪

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♪ well we'll try oh keep the shirt on beiber for you wisdom for this segment. >> please. >> thank you, steve. >> but we are talking about justin beiber's top the fox beat pulling the plug on his world tour after finding perhaps dare we say new purpose pun intended plus michael phelps message to disappointed shark week fans essentially bite me. >> for details on those stories and more we turn now to tmz

van latham. he's live in los angeles this morning. good morning. god to see. good to talk to you. >> what's up guys. >> let's talk about beiber and his tour being cancel. what's this have to do with religion and a church affiliation with church leader out there. it. >> look like from all the indications we're getting the reason why the last 14 dates on the purpose tour were canceled was so that justin beiber could be very intensely and intently focused on god. he wants to rededicate his life to jesus, and to following in that pathth it seems as if he thinks the best way to do that is to step away from the spotlight for little while spotlight in this case being his tour. and kind of focus very heavily on this. now, there was some talk early on that his relationship with his pastor was the direct reason why he had come to this decision, but we have seen learned that's not actually t true. the

never adviseds? didn't beiber to quit his tour. actually, advised him the actual opposite of that. however, it was just tin upon lee infection that thought this was a good idea and what he need to do was get into save quite space and focus on his spiritual will the. now we shall say there's some collateral damage in this. obviously there are people that work behind the scenes to make this tour happen. the purpose tour. about 200 people. and they are not happy that they're going to be out of the work -- out of work for the next couple of months because beiber has had this spiritual awak awakening. >> van, let me ask you this. just to play definitely's advocate for a minute i hate to do during a church story it seems appropriate in this case. why now? he only had like 12 dates left on the tour. why not just wait until the tour is done and say i'm going to step away from the spotlight now that i have done my time and finish out my tour? who knows? i mean that's the question that everybody is asking. from what we're told the

stops on the tour weren't going to be particularly rigorous. it was going to be easy compared to some of the traveling and the schedule he's had before. but i guess when you get called from that higher power there's no right or wrong time to do it. right for justic. wrong for empty people working with him. >> if that's his convict he's feeling right now. that's his thing. >> let's talk about michael phelps because he felt convicted to tell people that didn't like his whole shark week thing to bite him. or bite me. >> here's the deal. yeah. here's the situation. i'm with the people here. okay. the whole shark week thing was a big i don't have sell. very upset. i wanted to see him race shark. i want to see him race the shark the way he was supposed to race a shark. he ended up racing a cgi shark which is not what promised i wanted to see shark race with live shark michael phelps swim for his life. didn't happen. michael phelps came on end said everyone that thought that basically should have known

going to be racing a real shark. should have known that that wasn't the deal. the shark ended up being cgism. nothing i can do. october help you. here's the thing. i am very upset by this. i love michael phelps american hero he should have said it wasn't going to be real shark. >> nobody would have watched. >> i wouldn't have expected a real shark. exactly. >> now he can come back for the sequel 2.0 with a real shark and everybody will watch that. >> here's the deal, though. no i wouldn't watch it. because i don't have any trust now. i don't believe you mychal phelps. i don't believe shark week. i'm not sure you'll ever race a real shark i would have to see it happen before i actually believed it. i'm very upset by this. i'm sorry, guys. >> van -- >> i feel the bag. >> if he had gotten in with real shark he could have been eaten. >> it's very true but here's the deal. don't promise me a real shark. don't say i'll race a shark. i going to race a shark sim mew laying. i'm going to race a shark computer. you know what i mean? i might still watch that i thought it s

i thought this is what he was going to be doing. i want to say hussein bolt versus cheetah. owe want to see these things. >> the question now home water advantage now do you put phelps in 50-degree water again the shark or shark in a pool and make the shark run lapse in the pool against michael phelps? now what are you going to do? >> here's deal. i don't want to harm the shark. so whatever the shark natural habitat is, that's where we swim. we're the humans we have to play away homes. we can't play home games. right. we have the dominion over the earth. i want it to be honest competition. >> as long as the shark is safe that's michael phelps he's on his own? [ laughter ] >> whatever. >> he's won like finocchiaro gold medals he'll be okay. >> van, thanks, ma'am we'll catch you on tmz3:00 o'clock, 7:00 o'clock right here on fox5. >> get in there with a real shark you better have a will. >> this why i follow van. his twitter feed is hilarious. >> really michael phelps fault or

>> everybody. >> lawsuit against everybody. >> let me tell you something. everybody made money on this deal except the shark. >> true and us. >> it wasn't real shark. >> 9:48 is the time. coming up a special day of play all for a good cause. mike thomas hanging out with the former nba star and former olympic for the event happening at west potomac park. we'll check in with mike for more details coming up next.

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♪ on your mark, get set, play. >> hi, wis. >> hi. >> back to you maureen. >> this morning -- is this this thing. kids of all ages along with members of congress, nickelodeon dion characters will descend upon capitol hill for a special case of play. it's meant to showcase the power of sports on youth. we sent mike thomas to check out all the action he joins us live from west potomac park with the details. you've got on jack. is it that cool outside? my goodness. >> maureen, i like the set the fag trends you kw

i promise. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> guys we're here at -- we'll see how long i can last. we'll see. we're here at west potomac park downtown d.c. we're here because it's all about sports and getting kids out and getting kids active. it's summertime. they should be out and they should be active we're here with a couple of guests here. i'll bring in this is medina fitzgerald mosley ceo of sport for good. with benita. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> sports is big not just for kids but in your life as well you're an olympic gold medalist. >> i learn lots of lessons through sports i apply in my today. we intentionally use sport to teach those life lessons. as a youth based sport development program and so we have out comes related to education, kids are twice as likely to graduate his school if they participate in sport. they're 40% less likely to get involved with criminal activity and so we want to, you know, make sure these kids have access to sport like they a

lessons that will help them in life. >> okay. let's talk a little bit more about that. what kind of life lessons are we teaching kids with sports, because it helps build social skills it's not just al about winning and losing, right. >> absolutely. it's team work. it's dedication. it is really commitment to excellence. which i think is really important. i learned that in track and feel. and once you learn that, you can apply that to anyplace you go in life. that's why they're better graduates and they're better to siesta out of crime. >> talk bout importance every getting start tad young age obviously as olympic athlete you had similar experiences at a young age enjoying sports. >> health and wellness are the first thing kids benefit f we were talking about play work and they're teaching lessons in school that is allow kids once they have recess productive recess. they get back in the classroom much more calm and relaxed and able to apply that attention to school. >> thank you so much for having us out. i'll bring in another. they have some pro athletes here as well. guys this is lance

he plays for little known league known as the nba. new york knicks lance thanks for coming out today. >> the pleasure is mine. thank you. >> you're a lawrence ambassador. what does that mean? >> it means the world to me. this is such an mazing organization. the thing that they're going for kids. the things they're doing to help build mentors for the kids to just empower them to be their best a no brainer for me want to jump on board. >> your an nba athlete you're playing at the highest levels. talk about what youth sports meant to you as kid and what this means to kids getting involved in sports today. >> youth sports means -- it really just molded me as a person. it really taught me a value of being something bigger than my self. taught me how to be great teammate, how to be coachable. taught me how to receive information from, you know, just elderly people who want to help, you know what i mean, and it was just an mazing thing for me and the just really boosted my platform to be who i am today. >> excellent. excellent. what kind of fun are we going to have with the kids. >> i'll have a great time. i saw patrick. sponge bob.

dion and i plan on getting violator. >> one more real quick before we go. i want to introduce to ariana gentry these the toys r us president of play. madam president nice to meet you. >> nice to meaty. talk about how big team sports are to you as youth. >> team sports helps kids play as team and learn to socialize and work together and get ac active. >> all right. what's your favorite sport? >> um, i really like jim mass ticks. >> james nass tick that's a tough one. >> yeah. >> all right. thank you so much. we'll let you get out and play today. guys, thank you very much for having us. >> thank you. >> again if you want more information, on this even, you can head to larousse usa.com they have all the information there. lance, benita thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. >> buys, i'll zen it back to you. come on down and play. >> great job, mike. >> she's great. takes lot of slime to cover lance thomas, too. >> it sure does. 6-foot eight of him. >> the cast of the film step they're live in the lot of got a chance to talk to them last night and saw the film. you will love it.

do not miss it. >> chrissy teigen block by president trump and. ought oh what's the back story there. we'll get when it porsha william joins us in the 10a. >> andrew morton biographer to princess diana out with new b book. he's going to join us live as well with new revelations about her life. ♪ shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation.

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♪ the must see moments only found in one place good day at 10a. this a must see feel good inspirational movie. the cast of the documentary step live in the loft. their john journey from baltimore to national fame. remembering the people's princess 20 years later. the man behind princess

best-selling biography andrew morton joins us live with new insight. millions and millions of social media followers beloved worldwide as what is the barcelona soccer femur doing this morning in d.c.? what to see, why and we're live. >> let's do this, dcn3, two, one. the 10a starts right now. ♪ oh, sugar. >> oh, sugar. i hope you guys are okay eating dessert first. >> no problem at glum is there ever a problem with that. >> she was garr before noon. perfect. >> the one of the mottos we live in the go >> we're celebrating the rammy's all week we know two of nominees for pastry chef of the year. so not only will they be whipping up something up for us they'll teach us something. >> did you shake hands before this competition begins. >> why do you think i'm standing here, maureen? [ laughter ] >> no

>> face off. >> we're looking forward to it. we're glad you came in. thank you much. >> you don't grade your dough. >> i'm getting a it what it particular that. >> he likes to pinch it. lattice. >> the about how paying peopled to things makes you happier. >> there you go. >> i don't great the dough any more. >> we'll tell you had which restaurants to go to get the best desserts. that's the part of the segment i like. >> best tip of the day. thanks forestage with us for the 10a today. i'm steve alongside holly, maureen and wisdom. >> erin is back with a check of the headlines this morning. >> first up we do have some brbreaking news just came from northern virginia. fairfax county police telling they are investigating a double murder. investigators say two men were found dead in car this morning at dulsea grove and poe hick road in lorton. investigation is early but detectives say they're work determine if the killings are drug row lated. more breaking news this morning from the white house. president trump says trance jent people will not be allowed to serve in any capacity in the

military. the president announced that on twitter about an hour ago. saying "our military must be focused on dee dice seive and overwhelming victory can't not be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that trans trance and the mility would entail. >> this morning republicans in congress will continue to try to row peel obamacare after winning one drama vote yesterday. lowing another. the first vote allowed the senate to begin debating the plan. it was 50/50 vote with two republicans voting no but vice-president mike pence who's the leader of the senate cast the tie breaking vote. however, late last neat, the senate blocked a proposal to repeal most of obamacare. during the first vote on an amendment to the bill. those who voted no included nine defecting republicans. now today, the senate is due to vote on a version that would appeal -- repeal obamacare rather immediately but give lawmakers to years to come up with replacement. listen to this rum ba vacuum owners. rum baaing are mapping your homes. coe is under

maps of people' homes and selling them to the highest bitters ceo wants to sell the maps to companies like apple and google so they can make more efficient smart home products. the company also said the m mapping information will not be given out without informed consent from its customers. finally, kensington palace is actually hiring on link in. the royal family is looking for new senior communications officer. the chosen low would work for the household of the duke and dutchess of cambridge and prince harry. he or she would be responsible for creating and implementing communications plans for the royal foundation which includes holding media briefings and do research for special projects. so far over thousand people have already applied. eye i bet that would be really cool and prestigious job. >> i have to be honest if i saw on linked in i would have thought it wasn't real. >> you think it's fake? >> yeah. >> one application you definitely want to make sure you have perfect penmanship. >> perfect everything. >> right. >> i would be nervous to apply if you get to

round. how would you dress, how would you talk? that's the best part. >> if you're from over here you got to get ever there. then what? >> wisdom if you had a chance to interview for the royal family you wouldn't find a way to get there. >> city, i'm not really an international guy. >> you could be. he's homer. >> i like my business over here domestic. >> based on the way you dress i can see you over there. >> the drama getting called over there for the interview. i'll just leave that to somebody else hoarhead really needs to work. >> wisdom is made in america. >> living the dream, wisdom. >> thanks, erin. >> time right now 10:05. that means it's time to check and see what's trending this morning. >> and this morning we are bringing in some outside help which we like to do from time to time. joining us now live dish nation co-host and real housewife of atlanta porsha william. good morning. >> good morning. >> all right. so let's talk about the teigen trump feud. >> yes. let's do. so it's been going on for years. okay. well, christie teigen is the latest celebrity to be blocked

by president trump and that list is growing he's blocked other people but she's the latest one. now, trump tweeted his disappointment in his republican colleagues sunday and christie teigen tweeted back something really quick and it hurt him to his core. she wrote "laugh outloud no one likes you" that caused him to block her finally. christie who's known to condemn trump repeated over the years she's basically the troll that is following him all the time. commenting bad things about him and his politics. well, tuesday she noticed it and she put it it on twitter and said why is this what finally got me blocked? this is after nine years like i said of her hating on trump -- donald trump and like trolling him but he's had enough. i personally think that he did it himself. i don't even think anyone else that i think that hurt his little feelings. >> nine years of trolling and that's what got her knock out. >> yes. >> no one likes you. who knew. >> i'm just curious. what

name some other people that he's blocked? >> i don't have the full list of who he's blocked but i can tell you this. trump runs i feel like he's runs his own twitter. >> okay. >> sometimes he, you know, spews out ran dollar fact as lot of times you can tell it's coming from him, and for him to find this tweet from christie, yeah. it hurt him. >> i wonder if he blocked jeff sessions yet. [ laughter ] >> it was just straw that broke the camel's back for him. i think it was body of work that he was looking at probably. >> yes. it would have to be she said so many things worse than that to him. that's how it is. in your feelings and you hop on- twitter and you're feeling good about yourself and someone says your eyebrows don't match. that could cause you to get block on my instagram. >> i get it. >> that's all i'm saying. >> i get it. >> it could be the simplest of things. >> have you ever blocked another celebrity for that kind of foolishness? >> um, i have definitely blocked another celebrity. >> really. >>o

>> who was it? >> but i quickly -- i quickly unblocked person because i think to myself, you know what i actually want to you see me living well. i actually want you to see me still smiling. >> yup. kill them with kindness. >> when i'm upset and unblock them. >> i know you heard me when i her who was it. you're trying to ignore me, aren't you. >> you're not going to say, are you? >> what? >> what's wrong with this thing. >> i know we're out -- i know we're out of time, right? >> i got it. >> initials. >> we're out of time. i love you guys. >> how about initials? >> um, abc defg. >> nice. >> all right. nice. >> all right. thanks, porsha has always good to see you. >> all right. >> looking super cute today as always. and just reminder you can catch all new episodes of dish nation weekdays at 4:00 a.m. right here on fox5. >> it shows the difference between people. objection tell you right now even if christie teigen said the mean nest thing to me, christie teigen tweeted me. >> you'd be screen

tweet. >> that's awesome. >> i did not realize when you block someone that it actually sent them that message. i didn't know that. >> when you try to access -- >> when you try to access the account again it does. i didn't know that's how it w work. >> now i know for all the people that i've blocked that they've gotten it. i didn't realize. >> solving the world's problems via twitter. bryce harper has new side gig he's paired up with his wife as a food blogger. didn't quit his day job still playing at nats park he'll be there tonight for the games again the brewers. he and his wife up loading good eats on instagram page, har harper.eats. this is photo of that was picture of bryce and his while kayla at filomena's in georgetown. i sat in the same seat where he did. makes me feel kind of special. >> steve, how do you do that. >> i see where the seat is and i know i sat in that seat. >> the layout of the restaurant so well. >> i used to sit in that seat next to that seat when bryce is actually there. >> let him keep thinking. don't burst the bubbl

>> they have 22,000 followers in just a couple of days. seven posts so far the last one about tacos, the couple is following two people. they are following themselves. don't expect to follow from the blog but if you're a fan of food porn and we all are here in dc it's worth checking out we'll see where it goes from here you saw the tacos. they have a burger which came from ryan zimmerman's restaurant down by nats park by the way. breakfast spread, look at dry aged bone in stakes, pictures of road trips, too. we invite them on to the good day cafe to dish about the blog and share their favorite rec recipes. kayla and bryce if you're out there watching come on in. we'd love to talk to you. we'll talk food and fix out a way to get food in the segment as well. >> don't block us. we won't say anything bad. >> nothing bad. >> it's early. >> next month marks 20 years since the death of princess diana. this morning we're getting sneak peek at all new special that looks who into her life, the car crash that kill the people's. (says. >> we're sitting down with the women of step. new documentary set in baltimore following a real life high school team and set against

social unrest following the death of freddie gray. it's 10:10 right now. we'll be back with the girls and the director after this. ♪ ♪♪

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>> we're in baltimore city. they come home to in life. not having food in the refrigerator. not having a refrigerator at you will when that come to step classes all those things are erase out of their mine. they can make it through life. ♪ >> you up there screaming and yelling and stepping. >> we making music with our bodies. >> my mother is annoying. ♪ >> i just like, mom, chill sometimes. >> i'm kind of app introvert. i'm just everything that step is not. i'm not -- >> that is clip from the new movie step which tells a true story of challenge and triumph and follows a group of young women from baltimore who are members of a competitive step team. the documentary follows them during their senior year as they prepare for a multi tee state step showdown and work on breaking barriers as the first graduates. baltimore leadership school for young women. the story unfolds in the shadow across charm city after the death of freddie gray. high energy multi

plunge into the themes of coming of age in 2017 america. i got chance the honor to see the movie last night with the cast and crew and took part in special q and a session afterwards this morning that q and a continues right here in the loft because joining me now live director and producer an man today lippo witnesses and gary mcintyre and some of the young women featured in the film. this is exciting. continuing the conversation and for those who weren't able to be there yesterday, i want to start with i was man today. what was it that made you want to produce a movie about stepping featuring these young women. >> i'm a broadway producer in my other life on the side of my broadway career i was making shorts about first generation students going to college and girls education and i fell in love with public schools in new york that i was making shorts with. young women leadership schools, 100% graduation rate. i'm born and raised in baltimore. my mother is born and raised in baltimore and activist there my whole life i suggest to her she might want to replicate these amazing schools in new york for

and she did. and she recruited her daughter to make films for her. so i met these young ladies when they were 11 years old. and i just fell in love with them. in the eighth grade, i didn't real he will know about stepping it wasn't part of my culture growing up. but these girls saw me coming out their school with cameras one day in the eighth grade blessed look at me and said next time you come to school with cameras you're going to film the step team. it's what happened in a great musical i didn't know step i knew about musicals and they were expressing themselves through step. >> that's right. your body is the instrument in stepping. and blessed, what was it about stepping that you thought would make a good story that would showcase you and your classmates in a positive way? >> it wasn't that that i thought step would make good story. step is where i found my passion. i always say step is live. it teaches a lot about every day live about being discipline, about speaking of, using your platform, being courageous, and educating people about where you come from, and what stepping means to us. step is

and not just that but the school the school's mission is goal not just to educate young ladies but to get to you college. i'm kind of turning my back to you here. but miss defeature the counselor that guided these young women through the process of applying for college and for a lot of them this was the first time a lot of them their families had done this. >> talk about why it was instrumental. what role you played and why it was so emotional for you. >> one i believe that this my life. this is what i was put on this earth to do so it makes it easy in that sense. it was about educating the families. it was making sure they knew i was with them every step of the way and it wasn't about what it was about what i was going to find out and made sure they did know. and we partnered, and that's the key i think. we have to partner with the families. we have to meet them where they are. we have to visit them at home if we need to. we have to meet them at 6:00 a.m. if we have to. or at seven or 8:00 o'clock at night. so it's about making sure that they understood that we are team and it's about the best fit for

family, academically, and financially. >> i know that when you watch this film this takes you emotional roller coaster because the heart your heart the way you love these girls the way you really took them under your wing was just so amazing. you came into the picture and you're telling them i was you. and you can't get any realer than that. what did it mean to you to come into a school like this and be the coach of the step team and see their potential and know that you could be the difference? >> it was just amazing. i really feel that the whole village was the difference. i think just my tactic of being real and being up front about the mistake i've made in my life so that they understand that okay i made it to good place and if you all making mistake it's not too late. don't give up. own it. move forward. being a part of that village has been mazing but sharing this whole experience with miss did you have fete and the rest of the staff has been amazing i wish i had a place like whisk when i was their age.

taught them. more, most importantly they taught me how to be a great step coach. >> and great you guys are. i won't give away the movie great you guys are. taylor you are now at alabama. >> yes. >> when you watch the documentary you'll see taylor's relationship with her mother all your relationships with your mother very special. and i really like the way that that was portrayed for you and your mom watch did it mean for to you see yourself on screen and that relationship play out the way it did? >> i didn't really notice how our relationship was until it got on screen. we're kind of like best friends but we also butt heads but that's still my mother and i'm still her daughter. so we have our times we may bicker and she knows more than me. she's more experienced than me she's just trying to teach me as she enjoys her youth. >> her fun nature, her passion is what is helping you succeed so kudos to her and kudos to you. >> thank you. >> last but not lease corey. this young lady is johns hopkins and was the valedictorian of the

beautiful at graduation. >> thank you. >> you overcame so much to get to where you are. >> when you saw it again on screen play out, was it emotional for you? >> um, yes. just looking back at all of the struggles that we went through and they were struggles at home or struggles financially or at academically or anything. we r really end endured a lot ad just to see that it was worth it all in the end our dreams at the time our biggest dreams came true. you know, it just goes to show how much more you can do when you just keep faith for me that's god keep faith in whatever it is that keep you going and you keep people around hugh support you and want to see you do well. >> well you definitely have done that. amanda we just have maybe 30 seconds left. i'll give you the last word on this film. i know it opens limited release on august 4th but the last word on this amazing film that you put together. >> you know we just hope that lots of students and lots of parents and lots of teachers and chuchurches and girl scout troos and boy scout troops come out and go

records for documentary about 19 girls from baltimore. >> i hope that happens. go see it. you will not be disappointed. step, everybody is again theaters august 4th limited release. go find it. you will not be disappointed. all right. back over to you guys. >> maureen will will it be playing in d.c., do you know? >> where is it in d.c., do we know. >> everywhere. >> everywhere. >> everywhere. look it up. >> tickets.step the movie.com. >> worth the work. >> coming up next justin beiber's new bff not jesus but a former '80s action star. we'll have all the details coming up in celebrity dish. >> later, d.c. set to announce a new study abroad program that will let local students play soccer with some of the world's best. bob barnard will join us live with all the details a little later. ♪ ter. ♪♪

♪ all right. soccer fans get pumped. tonight manchester united will take on the fc barcelona at fed he can field. preseason tournament game at 7:00 their. chance foreman chester united to test their skills against barcelona's star-studded lineup. meanwhile, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is announce agnew partnership between d.c. public schools and football club bars will end in a. >> the study abroad and training program will be

basketball barnard is live in northwest to tell us all about this. good morning, bob. >> reporter: hey, good morning, wisdom we're at teddy roosevelt high school here in the pet worth section and we're joined by mr. jordy, the vice-president of fc barcelona. thank you very much for being with you. >> thank you. thank in you tell us about this program. it's for high schoolgirls to study abroad and train in soccer and also you're going to go to be stuff with middle school students as well if right. this is basically what's important in our case we are not talking about if the ball. we are not talking about matches. we talk basically about social issues. we are talking basi basically st can bring val yous to our society. and this is part of the game i mean. so what we want to stop social he can clueings. we want to stop violence. we want

very very strong tools. >> reporter: help character building, is that right? >> and mayor bowser here is w worked with girls of color to try to give them opportunities. so some high schoolgirls will be able to go over and study abroad in bars cona, spain, and train with football and work on their character building and then here the middle school students as well. is this something new for your football club, a very res stitches football club, to work with other cities around the world? >> sure. it's new and we are really surprised about how football soccer it's in u.s. big success with girls. basically, football starts with men. we used to be and work a lot with men but this is quite interesting and we are doing this for in europe basically from barcelona. it's so very nice from our side to see that women are integrated in such a beautiful

the team building, the team work it's so important. >> thank you. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. good appreciate it, sir. take look here. the gym is full. the mayor will be here shortly and, yeah, i mean here heck in this area all around the country girls are very young ages are playing soccer. well now the football club from barcelona spain here to play manchester united tonight at fed ex field. barcelona is here and embracing the children especially the girls of d.c. ps and helping them train in soccer and help build character as well. guys. one of the players from barcelona will be here as well as part of this event today with the mayor, guys. >> how exciting. oh, my goodness. >> but full opportunity. right. >> huge. >> thank you, bob. i love how we wrote the story man u will chest themselves against barcelona. i think we got this. >> we're pretty good. tragedy or treason that is the question central to new special focus on the life and the death

next we'll get a sneak peek at the tlc special from one of the leading experts in the world author andrew march-ton, biographer of princess diana joins us live next. right now it's 10:28. ♪ ♪♪

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diane n not only humanitarian a style icon broke the norm created her own royal path. her death still remains mystery. was it tragedy or treason. >> next week tlc network will air a three hour special on her life. let's take quick look. >> ♪ >> she's one of modern histories most iconic and beloved figures. princess diana came into the royal family she was like a meteorite. >> royalty had been very dis distant. >> hiv does not make people dangerous to know. so you can shake their happened and give them hug. heaven knows they need it. >> and suddenly this girl embraced it and people couldn't get enough of it. >> but her journey was paved with heart ache. >> you believed you found your prince. >> i suppose in love. >> of course. >> in love means. >> he turns out to be a cheater. >> and her death has left us -- >> so many twists and turns. in lif

takes deeper look at the princess' life the events leading up to tragic night that end the it 20 years ago and explores several conspiracy theories continue to surround her death this morning we're chatting one-on-one with a man who studied her life for many many many years. world row mount biographer andrew morton who literally wrote the book on diana 1992 the biography and joins us live from england with more on this special. good morning. >> good morning. >> so first of all, i want to ask you because we've been talking 20 years since the death of princess diane n your journey started well before that when you had a chance to work on the boy gravy. does it seem like 20 years to you since we lost the princess? >> no. it seems like ten minutes. i mean, i think everybody feels the same way. i think wow, two decades gone by since she died because everybody remembers where they were the day she died. obviously i've been working with her before that for as you mentioned the book diana her true story publish 25 years

last month in june 1992. >> so what's more challenging andrew because when you publish the the interviews with the princess, you kind of had to back road it. were you an able to obviously get the direct interviews so that took a little work to get all of the recordings from her. to be able to put it into book form. was that journey more chal challenging more challenging now in the 20 years since her death trying to find out what hap happened? >> it was more challenging at the time because it was like playing three dimensional chess. keeping one move ahead of buckingham palace and also a move ahead of what's now called fleet street the old british newspaper, tabloid newspapers. so that was a very tricky time. it was very intense time in my life. very exciting, too. exhilarating but also quiet terrifying that she could be exposed. >> so the question now is, in these 20 years, obviously since the world lost the princess, everybody has been trying to figure

private deck, conspiracy theories what really happened. is it what the authorities said what certain people said? what buckingham palace said. people coming up with their own theories. how do you sift through that and what now especially in this special are we able to either address, prove, debunk? >> well, i know, yes, i know the special looks all the conspiracies hence the idea of treason the fact that muhammed fires accused of principal philip being the murderer and diana wrote this incredibly letter talking about prince charles would engineer a car crash against mow. this is several years britt happen. and i have to say as well, that when i was work we can her back in 1991 she went to see all kinds of fortune tellers and as stroll lo injuries who were often quite accurate and several of them talked about car cra crashes. so almost like the universe organized this. they we

conspiracy. and obviously if she had been wearing a seat belt she'd be with us today. >> do you feel, if you ever have in any type of contact with her when you were whether working on the book or just chatting with her or working in any other way did you ever get the sense that she felt there would be an early did he mice for her perhaps to this point of an early death? did it go that far with her that she felt that way? >> diana had real true sense of second sites. she for toll the death of one of prince charles' race horses, for example. she for toll the fact that her father would have a stroke. so she really erie witch chi second sense but this was manifested the way she felt she'd never become queen and that's what she said to me. she never hinted that she was going to have a short life. in fact, she was talking quiet open

looking for new man and making a new life for herself. > she was looking at it as almost a rebirth for her as looking forward to a lot of positives under this new life in the future? >> yes indeed that for me is the tragedy. that's what makes me quite angry she work so hard to make a life for herself to use her humanitarian instinct on the world stage to really clear a path for herself and that was tragically brought short in august 1997. >> andrew you were one of the few people that diana trusted and trusted enough to put the book together back years ago. and at least trusted outside of buckingham palace we can say that. what do you truly believe happened? do you buy into any of the couldn't superior so theories or do you believe this was an accident?

>> well, i believe diana being chased by paparazzis for most of her adult life. and that she knew how to deal with them. buckingham palace the royal family were kind of distanting -- distancing themselves from diana. i see no real reason why there should be a conspiracy against her. but at the same time, it's worth pointing out that she herself was the victim of a conspiracy when she was inside the royal family. >> andrew, we to let you go, but 20 years later we are all still captivated by this. we look forward to the special coming up, and look forward to chatting with you again. best wishes. cheers! >> my pleasure. thanks. >> very welcome. the special is the information princess diana tragedy or treason monday july 31 at 8:00 on tlc. >> all right. 10:37 is the time. biebs and the, well, new bff plus drake's tattoo tribute to weezy got all the latest celebrity dish

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does not seem to be any music any more all about his spiritual awakening courtesy of the hill song church and its leader in particular. sources tell tmz multiple sources familiar with the zig tell us justin's decision to bruntly cancel his purpose tour is rooted in his relationship with church founder carl lynch. tmz says his relationship with limp has been intense. he influenced the singer in m making live decisions. this is all according to tmz. >> there you have it. >> justin beiber and the church. >> do you know anything about this church? >> never heard of them until n now. >> i heard of carl lengths. >> how old is he, like an older guy. >> no. >> he's a young guy. >> young guy. did he start a church? >> no. the church started in australia. >> okay. >> and he run the new york like branch. >> chapter. >> chapter whatever it is of i

yeah. >> lot of young celebrities apparently are members of this church. but i said any church where you have like a leader -- >> yeah. >> run. >> is it canal hubbard behind scientology. >> um-hmm. >> the easiest way to make million dollars start church. just something to think about. right. >> okay. sometimes in hollywood actors oh each other favors, right that's why justin beiber we're cont continuing oh bieb tc agreed to appear in david hasselhoff's new movie. what? >> wow. both of those pictures are frightening. i'm sorry. i was just taken a back. the 23 year old will make an eastern in the new movie killing hasselhoff beiber will be in the last seen of the movie. david hasselhoff agreed to let him drive the knight rider car. >> that will do it. >> wisdom would do that. >> yeah. >> i'd do that. >> justin will feature as the voice of the famous talking car in the movie. >> what? >> hasselhoff will also be in the scene. the actor produced the proa movie and says it's a comedy. >> i hope.

>> he's really proud of and david gave justin some advice after he cancel the remainder of his tour he toll him to just keep moving forward. >> wisdom -- >> he can't. >> there's price on everything. >> uh-huh. >> for to you drive the knight rider -- >> yeah. >> -- with justin beiber writing shotgun shirt less. >> that's the caveat. >> steve you can't put a price on some things. >> really. >> there's price, wiz. >> 10 million. >> you get to drive the knight rider. >> i mean -- >> 20 million. 30 million. >> a i'd do it for couple thousand dollars. you're coming cheap, dude. >> low bawling for wisdom. >> what's going on here. >> why not? >> justin beiber next to you shirt less singing to you the entire time. >> depacito. [ laughter ] >> that's off i'm not doing t that. i draw the line. if he's opening his mouth and sinking doing it. >> the shirt less part he's okay with, holdly. >> i got you. >> kit the knight rider car it's all good. don't sing. don't sink. >> or talk probably. >> or talk or look at me

>> there's a whole lot of caveats let's talk about drake because this is a little strange as well. he debuted his latest ink and limit l wayne's face on his left tricep. debuted this sunday at houston hot spot spyer. drake had the tattooed edged five months ago and showed it to the rapper at the time. it was tribute to the 34 rapper flashing his inking of a flaming unruly apparently dizzy got it while he was overseas and zen wayne picture when it was done and wayne was beyond floored and honored since loyalty is a big deal with him. >> hold up. >> that's weird. >> right. no grown man should have another man's face tattooed anywhere on his body unless it's your son, your dad, some family member and that's a maybe. >> i was going to say. >> your homey. they're not even tight friend. >> i don't know if i get anybody's face tattooed on me. that's just me. >> somebody check the milk. something

>> depends who's face. the price depend on who's face. >> knight rider ride a b bargai. >> something is not clean in that milling. >> rabbit patison opened up about his private relationship with fiance' fka twigs during interview with how war stern. patison confirm the duo is still in relationship while also keeping stern on his toes. stern asked pattinson if they're still engaged, he said yeah kind of. having to keep his relationship under wraps because of his fans is one of the most frustrating things in the world. have to make a decision whether you let the crazy people in. they got engaged in april of 2015 after six months of dating. i'm going to be honest with you and tell i totally forget about them as couple at all. >> it's been years with no movement. >> if i'm engaged to somebody and somebody asked me -- asked them if there

and they well kind of. >> that's like -- i'm putting a price on that as well. >> price for me to walk out the door. i'm just saying. >> i agree. >> kind of. >> you're either in or out. >> either in or out. >> let's talk about award shows are entering an new chapter. mtv awards non gendered categories in keeping with the precedent the music channel set earlier this year n press release about the new vma's categories for two to us 17 due to the praise received for ending gendered categories at the 2017 mtv movie and tv awards the vma's would follow suit. kendra lamar humble giving the rappers reason to brag because he's leader of the mtv video music awards with eight nominations. lamar and number one hit song. they're nominated for video of the year. artist of the year, best hiphop and some other prizes katie perry and week and behind lamar with five mom nations. bruno mars he's up

nominations. so there you go. it's going air august 27th. >> here's my question. are there half as many awards being given out? >> that's a good question. >> right? >> everybody will be -- >> one category. >> not men and women. just one. >> right. >> is it the same number of nominees or now is it double the number of nominees. >> good question. >> i have questions. >> competition might be getting tougher. >> yeah. that's true. all right. 10:47 right now. that's the dish by the way moving on to another dish. >> a real dish. >> day three of rammy week this morning we're skipping the meal going straight to dessert. we're in the kitchen with two nominees for pastry chef of the the year. look how excited they are to be here. [ laughter ] >> they're nervous. they're in the zone because you know why? they're going to teach us how to do a little something sweet ourselves. a treat you can make in your own kitchen perhaps much it's all live next on good day. stay with us. ay with us.

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metro poll pan washington honors the exceptional ability and accomplishment of the hard working individuals and organizations the capitol regenerate of restaurants and food service community. at most restaurants dessert comes at the end many we're in the saving the best for last. joining us in the cafe this morning two of the nominees for pastry chef the year. you can see they're all five nominees on your screen but more importantly in our cafe right now is molly bird of and jamill. congratulations to you both. welcome to you both. thank you so much for being here. molly i'll start with you. >> all right. >> so this is your first nomination? >> yes. >> super excited. >> yes. >> what are you going to wear? >> i have green gown and some betsy johnson shoes i'm so pump. >> she's going to be gorgeous. it's black tie a big deal. >> all right. first of all kyra son is it write it's a combination of chinese and french? >> yes. our chef is from arkansas his parents are from china. he went to french cooking school so it all comes

>> like a crock pot. >> yes. >> we do french techniques an will the of weird asian ingredients it's very fun. >> how fun. so we also are lucky because we're going to get to learn a little bit from you this morning. what are you teaching you. >> i'm showing you grandma's pie. >> let's do it. >> my most requested recipe. so we'll start out with three cups of flour. >> um-hmm. >> pinch of salt. >> i like big pinch. >> that's big pinch. >> yes. >> if i was reading the recipe i would not have guessed that as a pinch. stick and a half of butter here. >> that's what make desserts so. good the part that people always mess up when you're doing your butter you need to get in there and you need to make big pieces and keep it huge. >> okay this is real homemade pie crust here. >> after you get your butter work in, just like this, you add in your dry ingredients. we have about three fourths cup milk and two egg yolks. >> whole milk. >> yes. >> yeah. >> oh yeah i like the butter. >> don't be scrimping on the milling. >> i like the fat.

we're going to mix this up really gently. >> yeah. >> we're going to end up with something like this. >> okay. >> i didn't even get my gloves dirty but high them on. i was ready. >> big pieces. >> exactly. >> so we end up with something like this and you want to see the big butter chunks. >> yeah i can see it in there. >> you'll rap it up in plastic and throw it in the fridge for couple of hours before you even touch it. >> okay. >> and then? >> and then you roll it out, myself i like to cut it with a pizza wheel. you can use a giant cookie cutter. you're going to put it in your pie tin and make sure to spray it really well. >> yeah. >> cutest little pie tins ever. >> here i have examples of different -- you can do regular crust or you could braid your crust. >> you can braid it. >> okay. i want to braid it. i think i can braid. >> you can do the bird knuckle technique. >> that's what that one is. >> bird beak and your knuckle. >> i all right failed. i have crust fail. what your favorite dessert to make

>> i love ice creams. they're my favorite. >> really favorite flavor. >> favorite flavor strawberry. >> if i come i have to order strawberry ice cream. >> definitely. >> good luck. i look forward to seeing you on sunday at the awards. >> all right. don't look too closely as my braided crust. i'll move over to jameel. good to to see you. >> this is the second time you've been nominated, right. >> yes. i can't describe the feeling. it's amazing. and really humbling to be nominated two years in row. >> you have your speech ready? >> you can whisper. >> he's thought about it. >> what are you making for us today? >> we're going to both be making this build it together. we'll work together and do this. >> okay. you're going to copy me. we'll take a nice fork full of this graffiti and couple a couple fork full. >> what is it? >> it's basically a flavored i ice. what we have is an

anise and a little bit of juice which is a japanese citrus fruit it has a pleasant flavor almost like a melon flavor. >> we've got minute. can we get it done. >> sure. >> what is this. >> i think we can do it. so we have poached peach. >> those are fragrant. >> now did you poach these peaches yourself. >> yes. these peaches are poached with little bit of prosecco. lemon very bean in a and van vanilla. >> wow. this is a fancy smancy dessert. >> regularring on the menu or seasonal. >> this is one of -- this has been on on the menu for few weeks now. it's been so hot it's something that i just thought would be amazing because it's so refreshing. >> yeah. got some flower. >> so many different textures these are edible flowers i'm assume. >> edible flowers and wonderful pineapple mism nt here. >> what's your favorite dessert to make? >> i actually really like making the simple stuff. >> yeah. >> it's the simple stuff. >> super simple.

elevate it to the next level and i think let's see how do you. >> let's see. okay. i think we've elevated to a couple levels here. okay. voila! >> beautiful. will you hire me as a sue chef. how might need little bit more training. >> what? >> all right. thank you guys both so much. i wish the best of luck to both of you. can't wait to see who comes out on top but they're all winner check out both of their restaurants which is kyra son and masser rhea. back on over to you all. >> win/win to me. >> good stuff. perfect day for outdoor space some and food. >> not just for lunch. spend the whole day outdoors. >> get outdoors. temps will be in the 80s later today. 78 in washington. we're going to be nice and dry this afternoon. we'll have clouds later today. not perfectly sunny day but with less humidity and again daytime highs only in the low 80s it will feel pretty good good i may fire up the grill today. >> what? >> what's on the menu. >> good day for it. >> shrimp,

hotdogs. >> making me hungry. >> yum. >> we'll see you about 5:30, 6:00. >> 6:00 tomorrow morning. [ laughter ] >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever.

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