♪ straight ahead, breaking news. an explosion inside a london subway. more than a dozen people hurt during the rush hour bombing. now this morning, authorities say it was a terror attack. and they are on the hunt for a suspect. president trump waking up to the news and responding on twitter almost immediately. we'll have the very latest. back here at home, the road to justice for two children missing for three years can finally begin. the mother now facing murder charges and she's due in court today. we'll have a live report. flashback friday.

from gilligan's island -- ♪ >> -- >> to the partridge family. >> ♪ >> -- to chips. this morning bob barnard is sitting down with some of your favorite stars from the '60s and '70's. >> first though a salute to 70. we're live all morning long at joint base andrews where we're celebrating not only the air show but the 70th anniversary of the air force. a very special good day d.c. at 9a starts now! ♪ ♪ and what a very special moment for good day d.c. and fox5 news morning. we are just having such a good morning so far out here at joint base andrews. >> live from joint base

we're previewing the air show and celebrating the 70th birthday of the air force this morning and so happy to be here. tucker, i know you got an early start out here this morning. your thoughts so far. >> my first thought is just how welcoming everybody has been. just been -- very exciting to be here, and my second thought is, i had no idea the sheer size of some of the aircraft until i started to walk underneath them. how cool is it that you come out this weekend and check out these impressive aircraft. >> if you've never to an air show before -- >> i confess i have not. >> the beauty of it is as we just learned you can walk on the aircraft. you can walk around the air aircraft. you can walk inside the air aircraft. there will be people positioned by each aircraft who are experts. the men and women who fly these planes and on the crew on these planes to tell you all about them. we'll try to showcase and spotlight as many as we can. >> i will say, we just toured one, steve, the one behind us the refueler, and you think you have respect for the military and each job that goes into this big picture of keep ugh safe

step on plane or you talk with today airmen, you don't really appreciate everything that they do. >> we'll talk more about the refueler behind us in just a minute with one of the gentleman who has flown this plane before. so we'll learn a little bit more about the precision nature that absolutely goes into all of these thing. tuck, i know you got to check out helicopters earlier this morning. you've been all over the place logging a lot of miles. >> i had an opportunity to sit in huey helicopter. you had a chance to fly in one. >> awesome. >> that sounds pretty cool. we'll share those stories later this morning as well. >> can't wait. >> yeah. absolutely beautiful out here. i've had a chance to tour down and see some of the other aircraft. it's highly recommended if you come down and check out the warthog. >> i love the paint job on the front of that for sure. >> yeah. just a great time down here. and very excited about the weekend. >> it will be perfect weather. >> b1 bomber right next to us. the largest plane in the fleet the flying city. we have the refueler behind us. the man sitting to the right of

couldn't son running the show out here as they say. say. are the man when it comes to andrews and we thank you so much for inviting us out here today. >> steve, my thanks the second year for to you come help us celebrate our air force bir birthday. today is the cool one because it's 70 years, seven decades. >> yes. >> air force helping our nation do great things around the wo world. thanks for helping us celebrate today. >> what do you want the viewer to know about the work of airmen and this particular branch of the military? >> the air force is 660,000 strong right here at joint base andrews. we have air national guards men. we have air force reservists, we have active duty and civilians that all work together. so no matter somebody wants to do in our air force, they can come join the team but they can do it to serve the nation to understand to get a trade to understand, you know, what we do to defend the nation not only here in our nation's capital but around the world every day.

for you and all the men and women who serve the air force and everyone here really at joint base andrews to get to show off everything here to, get to welcome it. i mean we were hearing earlier the major talking to tucker earlier this morning 100,000 people will be out here this weekend. the got to be if he nom to show everything that you do and be able to share that learning experience with them as well. >> i mean absolutely. this is about connecting the american public with their air force and their airfield. this is america's airfield. this is their air force. so they don't get to sight every day. they may look um and see cool airplanes, but there are a bunch of young men and women that volunteered to be here. this is their weekend now to come out and see those kids. see how they do business. not just here in the national capitol region but all over the world nearly in every country, every day of the year there's an american airman somewhere. >> so the show kicks off today. but just for department of defense workers and families. but talk about the opportunity to come out on the weekend for e

show to get an appreciation but to also be entertained. >> yeah. allison, absolutely. so it's 10:00 o'clock this weekend saturday and sunday. they'll pick you up in fed ex field and give you a free ride over here to help solve some transportation issues. but then it's your airfield to see your air force with the thunderbirds, with war fighters, with current planes, older plains, walk amongst them like you guys have today. i mean it is an opportunity. we have stem, science, technology, engineering and mathematics hangar. >> we'll highlight that soon. >> right. we got kids coming out today from all the local schools to participate because we're about trying to make america better overall and doing it threw the air force great weekend. >> well, major general you rolled out the red carpet for us and given great access not just here in the base but the skies over washington as well which we'll share later this morning. we want to focus on many aircraft as we can. the kc10a behind us very prominent in the shot behind us

tour on board. but you actually flew this plane before. we were blown away to fine out during refueling missions the planes are literally 50 feet apart for ten to 15 minutes flying that close to each other the precision is just unbelievable. >> so it's inherent dangerous but you have professionals. wee been doing since sips the late 40s early '50's as an air force just like that. just like the gps satellite that allowed you guys to dodge traffic and get here today. that's an air force issue. i mean all of those capabilities, networks, weather satellites, all of these aircraft are part of your air force and that's just one example of all the things that your young men and women that volunteer to come in and serve our nation do, and it's pretty cool to be either in in front or behind 25,000 feet getting gas. >> and we know such an impressive resume. you are very modest person. you've flown 4100 hours. do you fly in your recreation time

>> i'm still in command here now i fly the helicopters you see around the national capital region there to distinguished visitors and help the us government operate. so i'm still flying because it's the coolest thing there is. >> coolest thing. you'll still be flying when you retire. >> yes, ma'am. >> if you go on vacation are you let okay letting the commercial pilot take over. >> i'm always here in case he needs some help. >> i feel saver. >> i want to be on the flight with you. we appreciate the welcome you've given us and the access. >> i can offer you the 70th birthday coin. you should have an air force coin with you. >> thank you very much. >> moan mento of the 70th birthday. >> fantastic. >> leave i was gift as well. thanks for coming out. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for giving us a good happy birthday. >> happy birthday to you. you. >> thank you. >> tucker barnes, don't be jealous we just got out here went got the first of maybe a couple of things we'll get to today. >> water, too. >> tucker, good morning. hey, allison, don't worry i'll be right over to

just a minute. i've got b1 bomber behind meme i don't know if you can see that or not absolutely incredible to see all this aircraft down her, and as the general said, it's amazing. you can you know, kind of be hands on witness be so close it to. let's do weather. beautiful start to the day. sunglasses necessary as we've look at temperatures that have jumped into the low 70s across the area. there's your high resolution satellite it's quiet. sunshine and nice conditions for the first half of the day. we'll see some clouds this afternoon with a stray shower but i think most of the day will be dry. into now in washington. 67 up in gaithersburg. manassas 70. 73 in quantico. here's your forecast for this afternoon. 84 degrees with a mix of sun and clouds, and we'll throw a shower in there but i really believe that most of the region is going to be most of the day most of the region will be nice and dry, guys. all right. i'll toss it back inside to you. more good day d.c. out here at join base andrews coming up. guys. back to you. >> awesome. i feel like we should be off we go, into the wild blue yonder. >> why not? keep with the theme of today, right? >> yeah.

>> i was just thinking when he was talking how awesome it would be to know how to fly an airplane. >> oh, my gosh. >> jet blue has this program in four years -- >> they'll train to you fly commercially. >> high school diploma ged all you need. >> okay. >> true story. >> we have more true stories to share. good day d.c. on this friday september 15th. of course, we'll have much of more from giant base andrews all morning long. first though we do have to get to some breaking news. it's been a busy morning. >> the breaking news coming to us from london this morning. that is where homemade bomb exploded on a tube train during the morning rush at the parsons green station. that blast left 18 people hurt most of the flash burns but still pretty dangerous there as you can tell. passenger snapping a picture of the actual device before it detonated. you can see what looks like a plastic container there on fire. authorities on scene say it was a terror tack and right now all out manhunt is on for suspect or suspects. london has stemmed up its police presence in the wake of the latest violence and despite a series of attacks in the past year, the city's mayor says

will never be intimidated or defeated by terrorism. president donald trump woke up to the news of the bombing and rirreacted calling the attackere loser the he also called for cutting off access to the internet for extremist groups. also breaking overnight another north korean missile test. last night it conducted its longest ever test flight of a ba lace tick missile sending the long wage weapon 140 miles higher and 600 miles farther than a similar missile launched in late august. now, that's far enough to reach the united states territory of guam. missile sailed over japan before splashing down in the pacific ocean. the united nations security council will hold an emergency meeting later today to discuss the new launch. the other big story this morning is taking place right here at home. a three-year-old mystery. maybe a step closer to finding some answers. all right. catherine hoggle' twos children disappeared in 2014 and haven't been seen since. she was arrested but

be mentally unfit to stand trial but last night, prosecutors moved forward with an indictment. charging her with murder. annie yu live in the newsroom with the very latest on this story. annie? >> reporter: good morning to all of you. in just a few hours, catherine hoggle will face a judge in circuit court after being indicted on those murder charges. late last night, the mother of two was indicted for the murders of her children sarah and jacob hoggle, right now she's being held without bond. we will be at the 1:30 hearing. now the 30-year-old mother of two is the last known person to have seen the kids before they disappeared three years ago in september. these are age progressed photos of the children her son jacob was just two years old he disappeared her daughter was very was three. hoggle has history of mental illness including paranoia and schizophrenia. when the children went missing she told police she left her toddlers with a friend but as has never provided details on their whereabouts. hoggle had been under going treatment at a state psychiatric hospital in jessup and up until now, she was facing misdemeanor charges of child negle

abduction and hindering law enforcement but her doctors have repeatedly found her not competent to stand trial. now, prosecutors with the montgomery county states attorney office they believe hoggle murdered her two kids and have argued that she's faking mental illness to avoid trial. last month her attorney had filed a motion to have those misdemeanor charges dropped, schenn was scheduled to be in court for today that. however, the murder charges now moving the case closer to being tried in a courtroom. now, as soon as we learned about the dimes late last night fox5 reached out to her attorney and her mother lindsay hoggle and both told us they had in the been aware of the charges. this is a stove we've been following closely for the last three years. we'll be in that courtroom at 1:30 when hoggle faces a judge and bring you the very latest. back up to you guys. >> annie, thank you for that update. 9:13 right now. we are also learning new details overnight about the murder of that missing maryland teacher, plus more back and forth in the debate over dreamers. we'll have the very latest when we check what else is making headlines. that is coming you. >> first though we'll head

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♪ coverage co coming to you from n base andrews this morning celebrating the 70th birthday of the u.s. force. >> yes. >> also the big air force air show this weekend here at joint base andrews. >> i'm feeling super patriotic steve. i got to be honest with you. >> you can't help but not when you see the men and women who protect our country. you get to meet them, talk to them, hear their stories. learn about their training. >> they're so gracious and humble and the job is so important. >> you were with us at the top of the hour we were on board one of the big refueling planes that literal confidential refuel 20 to 30 jets in the air at a time. which is unbelievable when you think about it. >> right. >> behind us, this is one of the actual bombers that is actually this particular one is based out of texas and these aircraft are coming in from all over the country to be here in maryland today. this is the b1b bomber this one has the name bones and of course you can see the name of those who are -- the flight group paint the on the side of the plane. >> you know what i love is, and

i did confess i hadn't been out to air show pain the picture. we are right here on the tarmac. you see all these aircraft as steve mentioned and the great thing is that all of the planes just are very welcoming and they have the part of the crew to let you know exactly what they do. so it's an education. it's informative and you will be fired up. come on out this weeknd for the air show. off little preview, right. >> i had very special treat a couple of days ago. i had a chance to go on board one of the aircraft that is in the let's just say a executive sweet. now, your familiar with air force one. >> i am. >> a modified 747 also air force two which is modified 757. and then there are smaller jets as well. they all call them the blue and whites. >> right the. >> i had chance to go on board and check it out. >> so jealous. >> here it is. >> when you think about joint base andrews you think about biggest cargo jets the fastest fighter jets but some planes are synonomous with andrews like this air force two. >> welcome i was bore, sir. >> thank you very much.

pleasure to be here. to clarify it's only air force two with a vice-president is on board which he's not the but i'm walking um the same steps the vp and the president use to board and deplane air force one and air force two which is pretty cool. so allow me to soak up the moment since they're in the here. >> i have always wanted to do that. >> major, pleasure to meet you. >> nice to meet you good morning my tour grade is major chris langley the pilot who gave us a rare look inside the cockpit this modified 757. which on full auto pilot can land itself and stop itself if needed. which is critical when the passengers include some of the most powerful people in the world. >> do they joke around with you have any levitt or all business when you get on board of this plane. >> they're people, too. you know, it's -- you kind of get to see some of the side the american public doesn't get to see. >> reporter: behind the cockpit just past the secret communications cent center, is e vice-president's private quarters. a desk, world map, sleeper sofa if needed and super comfy ch chairs. >> vice-president was the last person to sit here.

>> now you. >> now i really >> with restrooms, storage and multiple televisions it's an efficiency white house in the sky. >> do you he have think this is the vice-president of the united states. >> i do. >> on this plane right now with me. >> it's mind blowing. because you see they will, you're like, they run the world. they're making executive decisions right here in front of my face. >> reporter: with seating for 45 staffers, guests and press, these planes take the term business class literally. >> they're flying off senate a flying white house a flying pentagon. >> blue and whites includes smaller mod filed gulf stream jets which i also check out with let's just say they're cozy eighty three confines. >> these aircraft are obviously a little bit smaller. little more maneuverable and they can get no smaller fields that maybe the bigger jets can't get into presidents and vice-presidents have thrown on the smaller plains they're more likely to be a could be net remember, congressional leader or high ranking military official. no matter who is on bore the mission of providing safe travel

to our nation's leaders is the >> you're out here when the president boards the plane. or vice-president boards the plane. >> right. >> does that ever get old to you? or is it just -- >> never. >> same feeling every time? >> it's the same feeling every time. i've been in the air force for 23 years. i've had the opportunity to just do a lot of neat things serving our country, but no, that feeling, never ends old. it gives you butterflies every time you get to do it. it's an honor every single time. >> just like we were talking about earlier, allison you sense the pride they take in their role here. >> right. >> one side note on that with these blue and whites especially the smaller ones used a lot of times for top government officials not just the vice-president or first lady. typically diplomatic missions and they go witness mindset of one diplomatic mission can save a thousand combat missions. that's kind of the mindset they have there. real quick before we zen it back into the studio we've been looking at these planes this is one of the biggest one in the fleet that's c5. they call it the flying city. if we can get the cameras on board al you and i will go in

there and tak possible just how big it is. but they can literally put helicopter in there and when they fly air force one, that's what they'll use for some of the support planes put the helicopters and smaller actual airplanes on board that plane. >> it's incredible. >> how does it even get in the air it's rip credible. when we were talking with the major general earlier, he was saying that they're trying to also encourage young people to get in on science, technology, engineering, math and that might be the class of tomorrow here. the airman of tomorrow. so we got a lot packed into good day today. i am going to head over to this hangar over here, and see some very excited public school kids who are here today for a very special stem program. lots to come up oh and good day. >> we'll send it back into the lot of right now and we'll see you guys in a little bit. >> all right. sounds good. >> thanks. >> 9:22. coming up a 60 mine drive to spend some time with someone who took a three-hour tour. little bit later bob barnard will join us live from the mid

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that cozy should never be costly. ♪ >> 9:30 is the time right now. this is a live look at joint base andrews. celebrating 70. steve chenevey, allison seymour, tucker barnes all out there. they're out there talking about helos, fleets of blue and whites, the vice-president's aircraft, there's lot happening out there today. tucker will try something out there and it involves explosives team. can't wait to see that. >> there's an aircraft out there steve talk about that can land itself. and stop itself. >> hmm. >> amazing stuff that happens at joint base andrews. >> really is. >> look, we've got like fantastic weather to go with it. i see the guys in the shorts and t shift shirt brought to mind he's peering off into the su sunset. no clouds in the sky. >> we'll give all the information so you can go out this weekend and check out the air show for yourself. we want to show you this right now this picture was tweeted by sarah huckabee. remember the little boy, 11

years old from the northern virgia he wrote the president a letter and said he wanted to mow the white house lawn. >> right. >> well today he's doing it. >> go ahead frank. >> look at that. >> mow that rose gore den. >> whoever took that picture i don't know if it's a filter or what you did phenomenal job. frank, you know what good on for to you taking the initiate you wrote the president he responded your wish came true. now you just got to make another wish, right? >> frank, make sure the president pays you well. >> good job. >> people responding online to this young man so kind and wonderful. what an experience for him. >> mime thomas look at the blue skies. >> gorgeous out there. >> right. >> that's a big lawn, isn't it. >> he's got that push mower. >> is he doing the whole lawn or just the rose garden. >> that wasn't clarified in his crack. >> maybe he'll do such a good job on the rose garden why don't you do the rest they'll say. >> child labor laws, mike. >> here's the contract for the national park service. >> no. [ laughter ] >> the other memorials could use a trim, too. >> good for him.

that's awesome. going to be an experience he'll remember forever. seasons here. fall countdown is on. one week, one week left to summer enjoy it. seven days left until autumn it kicks off just after 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon next friday. tropics still active in fact late summer early fall is the most active season in the tropics and we still do have jose out there disorganized so tropical storm this morning but is expected to restrengthen into a hurricane as we head through the weekend and into next week and we are closely watching its track much it's been trending ever so slightly to the west here so far this morning that the cone of uncertainty where the center of jose could potentially be now touches the beaches here including ocean city, mary, delaware beaches, jersey shore line there so we'll keep an eye on it and again this would be kind of like the middle of next week as it gets up into our neighborhood. so we'll watch it and see just how close to the shore it ends up trending and bring uh-uh latest updates as we get them n72 gorgeous degree out there right now. tucker told us all morning long skies are blue and beautiful and

high res satellite showing sun is coming up. just see how it kind of captures the clouds here. few down to the south across southern maryland but joint base andrews right about where my finger is here we're good to go there. lots of sunshine. few more clouds starting to fire up over the mountains. some of those will try and cross a little later on today. and as they do so, could pop a shower are two. there we are at 4:00 o'clock. not loving the idea of showers. but can't rule out it for couple of us here and we should start to see a to you more of those puffy fair weather clouds later this afternoon as well. mix in with cloud cover during the evening any showers that had popped up will be gone. and then tomorrow it's kind of same kind of pattern maybe some clouds in the afternoon. with a pop up shower or two. nothing that should ruin your weekend quick look at the fox5 accu weather seven day forecast. saturday and sun mid 80s both days we'll track jose see if we get any effects here next week much that's a latest check of the forecast. i'll send it back to you on the couch. >> thank you mike. >> on fridays we like to take moment to say thanks to the men

and women who risk it all to save others we call it our first responders morning tucker is hanging out with a special team on joint base andrews as part of our salute to 70 morning. ut-oh, tucker, what are you trying? >> right, holdly? what do you think? i look and feel amazing but this is serious stuff. >> yeah. >> i'm just amazed at the work that you guys do. i want to introduce matt krause an eod technician did i get that right. >> yes you did, tucker. >> all right. obviously i know this stuff from the movies because i think it was one best -- won best picture with the heart locker a few years ago. >> yup. >> dell me what i'm about to t try. >> what you're going to try on right now you have just half the eod9 bomb suit. >> what's eed. >> explosive ordinance disposal. >> okay. >> out of all career fields and different doves that, army, marine corps. >> your primarily responsibility to diffuse ied's.

>> yeah. that's one of our many career field >> okay. i take it that there's lot of robotics involved in that and high tech stuff. but then sometimes you got to just put on uniform and get down there and see what you're looking at, right. >> sometimes you have no other choice but to do a manual approach on it, and this is just one of things that we have that keeps us protected when we have to do that. >> what do we call this outfit. >> this is ied nine bomb suit. >> okay. >> right now you have just two of the four pieces on. you have the ballistic diaper and your pants on. >> ballistic diaper. >> yes. >> that's kind of a fun way of saying something that protects -- >> yeah. important parts. >> your important parts. >> yes. >> right. let me just start by saying, that this is really heavy. how much does this whole outfit weigh? >> so altogether you'll be putting on roughly around 80 pounds. >> around 80 pounds. >> yes. >> and there's lot of high tick tech gear in here i assume, right. >> they update it quite often, and then give us the best money can buy. >> okay. so i put on the pants and the diaper. >> yup. >> and let me just tell you if

yo shielded like i can barely lift my legs and now tell me about the jacket. >> so this is where a lot of your protection will come from. >> sometimes it's difficult to get into. this is going to be your heft yesterday piece right here it's going to be protecting all your major organs. >> are you trying to embarrass me because i'm about to fall over. >> oh, man, this is serious right here. >> it gives i was lot of protection. this must take getting used to when you train with it. >> we train with it very often to get used to the heat and limitations that you have inside of it. is it bad if i'm having trouble brebreathing. >> you get used it to. >> you have a lot of kevlar and ballistic plates as well. tell me bout helmet. it's amazing. >> our helmet, this is one of the upgraded ones.

>> okay it. >> has lights and soundys inside. dee fogging fan. and a lot of protection to keep your head from getting concussed if anything did happen. >> dell me was guys do here at jba? you guys have a loft of responsibility. >> specifically here we do partner with lot of local bomb squad agencies. we train with them. and then we also i mean we have our airfield here. we got to keep up and running. if there's any incidents aircraft then we'll respond to that, keep our airfield going. and then we also work closely with the secret service here in d.c. >> great big thank you for your serice. great big thank you for letting me try on this outfit. i have a new appreciation for just how tough this is. i'll put down my helmet and toss to allison. but, i don't think i did it right. >> hey, tuck, thanks so much. >> tucker, thank you so much.

so how cool is this, right? we all watch the crime shows i'm embarrassed to all watch those shows because of the air force and their special out reach to school students all across up and down the mid atlantic region this is the stem hangar where we are, and this is just one of the exhibits right here. this is osi office of special investigation, you've seen it on the shows. maybe you thought, hey i might be interested in that. what the air force is doing today through their out reach is giving kids a first-hand look at some of the cool occupations win stem. so when we come back, we're going to investigate more. not like this investigation just, you know, investigate from fox5. stay with us. good day dc rolls on. ♪

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new to your local dairy aisle! ♪ oh, boy we're just having such a special morning out here at join base andrews. we are right now in the hangar that has been convert to do a stem hangar i think we're familiar with that now but science technology, engineering and math and it is a first for the air show to feature this feature for kids all up and down the mid atlantic all up and down the east coast there should be about 2,000 students here and the hangar coming through and also of course all this week toned take in the air show. i want to get more information and why the air force is even doing from major joe evans and

captain major veney. good >> tell us about this stem hangar. >> yes, ma'am. as everyone knows science, technology, engineering and math are very important not only in the military but to the country as a whole for its success. air force wanted to point that out by bringing in local community organizations and air force base career options we have available to us. we want to show of what the end point is when you study science, technology, engineering and math for the kids to see what they can do. where their lives can go. >> there are real careers at the end of this. >> yes, ma'am. >> it can be in the military and it doesn't have to be in the military. >> no civilians. we have john hopkins. we have launch facilities here from the civilian sector as well not just military. >> major when i think air force -- i'm sorry, i think above and beyond. this is exactly what you are doing today. inviting these kids in. what's the hope when they leave the air show this year. >> well, simply we just hope they're excited about science, technology, engineering and math.

it drives innovation for the air force and for the country. so if it gets them they're the future. that's where we're going. >> i love it. so thank you. we'll talk with someone who is here with the nasa. this is karen. hello g morning. >> hi allison, good morning. why are you here today? >> we are here at the joint base andrews air show to let people know that nasa is with when you you fly. the first day in nasa means aero naught ticks aviation, and for decades we have made contributions to aircraft that you fly in every day and we've also made a lot of contributions for safety and efficiency at the military aircraft as well. >> we're here to talk to them about how -- why were we do it, what kind of skills or careers you might be involved in to take part in aviation and to build aircraft of the future. [ inaudible ] >> -- we're building over the

next ten years. a lot share with people about the new aviation trance for mission. >> and flying squirrels, too. right here. so you thought of everything to help the kids be engaged. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> i'd like to thank our interviews for just having us today and i hope this is filled with all the 2,000 students that you're expecting. so many cool exhibits. saving lives over here. they're solving crimes and all that good stuff. so we're having a ball today. back to you guys in the studio. allison, thank you. celebrating stem i think it's so important to arm young possible with fundamentals i'm glad more people are embracing it more and more. >> can't celebrate it enough. i'm all about stem. >> now we're hearing steam. they add the arts to it too. >> they add the arts. >> coming up at 9:45a blast from the past. bob barnard life at the 2017 mid atlantic nostalgia convention. hanging out with ponch and jon

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with them live next. >> thank got it's thursday. i had pretty good thursday ni night. >> mark me jealous. i got to do a lot of things. our job provides pretty amazing opportunities. this is one every my favorites. last night, i was at wolf trap for the steve martin and martin short show. it's called a night you will soon forget. >> is that you in the wings. >> that's me in the wings waiting to go on. there they are on stage, right. a night you will forget for the rest of your lives. >> i love that the title of the show. that could not be any further from the truth but i'm got to do a quick cameo this was my job. >> uh-huh. >> i had to take those two comedy legends each a glass of champagne. >> did you say anything? >> no. allowed to talk much this is wawa really cool i walked out and made sure i wore comfortable heels. i did not want to trip. they were toasting the audience steve martin introduced me thank you holly morris from f fox5 wtg he said my name in the prompter

and everything. he said go ahead and take a bow. >> they were so great. >> did you court so. >> did you bow. >> that caught me off guard. i kind of curtsy. this show is amazing. i laughed my husband and i laughed for two hours, these gentlemen are -- they're genius and so talented you see steve martin with the ban yo. steve canyon rangers his group played. they were great. but i can't remember the last time i had such a great time. but of course after the show, what did i do? >> what? >> i hang out with my two knew bff's there they are. >> the three amigos you are. >> there we are. the three amigos. two wild and crazy guys and one crazy girl. >> i love it. >> it was really super exciting. that is exciting. >> yeah. so we went down after the show and they were so gracious, and any way, it's a two-night stint. i get to do it all again tonight. >> i'll be back at wolf trap. >> i'd love to tell you to get tickets but it's sold out. >> alas. >> thank you wolf trap. thank you martin short and steve martin.

>> steve and marty. girl, go. that's what i'm saying. >> you have a steve and marty as well. >> i do? >> steve chenevey and wisdom martin. >> okay. >> not the same. >> flashback friday we sent our man around town bob bar far to check out nostalgia fair. you remember this hoping chips much chips and ponch rolling down the highway. you're about to meet them via bob barnard. hey, bob. >> reporter: hey there, guys. yes. hi there. we're in hunt valley just north of baltimore. we're at the mid atlantic nostalgia show 2017. guys, there are vendors here selling magazines and videos and books celebrity books and take a look at this table here. do you recognize this face? recognize ponch that's eric estrada and he's here. he's here meeting some of this fans lining up to actually get his autograph here. the show opened at 9:00 this morning. look at this meeting with his fans and spend a couple of

minutes with >> good morning. >> good morning. we'll talk inside. good good morning eric. >> real well. >> how are you. >> didn't mean to interrupt your conversation with your fans. >> i'm with the babes. >> tell us about that. what shot in the arm is this for us to come here. >> this is great. only one of its kind. there's no special effects this is a walking dead here. just the old walking in the room. us guys from years ago. it's the atlantic nostalgia show it's a wonderful show and it's my first time but i get to see a lot of folks that i knew from back in the day when i came to hollywood 40 years ago looking for work. >> you're partner larry wilcox. >> 94 years old from f troop. cindy williams. >> larry storch. >> he played the bad guy from chips that put me in the hospital. >> let's try to keep him away here. >> yeah.

>> this could be bad. larry, laverne and shirley. shirley jones is here. >> and dawn welch. >> patrick. >> maryann on gill lay began's patrick duffy. >> you've done a lot in your career. >> you got to come out and say hey. come on. >> how cool is it that these many adults are here to recognize what did you in your career that was important to a lot of people. touched a lot of lives. >> it's a compliment i'm flattered and, you know, when you working and doing a series, i wasn't thinking about, you know, about all of this. i was just -- >> 30 years later. >> happy to have a job you know back then. >> sure. >> it's a wonderful compliment. i take it i'm honored. >> tell our viewers some of the things you've been doing since. >> well, since i become a real police officer. >> that's right. >> in the state of indiana and left them then i went over to virginia which i'm an investigator internet crimes against children. off badge? >> yeah. >> and i id and --

>> i'm fully >> we'll behave then. >> yes. >> and that show, it was iconic. >> yes. >> the show was great. >> ponch and jon. people in our nomenclature. >> one of a kind show. i was going to be a police officer before i became an ac actor. just pretty girl chasing the pretty girl. and what happened was i got side tracked. she was in drama club and i figure i grew up in harlem i can act. so i i was digged and got in. next thing i know boom i get bit by the acting bug and now i want to give eight shot. so i gave myself until i was 30. if nothing could happen if i couldn't make living get my mother out of the projects haven't living the way i want to i would come back, be eligible to go to the academy in albany and she'd be my roommate. i got lucky at 27, got a steady job playing cop on motorcycle. >> how cool is that the acting gig that you're most associated with is something that you had contemplated, law enforcement? >> yeah. isn't that funny? >> yeah.

>> and you're wearing a badge right there on your vest. >> now, my investigative badge. >> you just flu that last night. >> yes. i got in late last night. >> i had to go to states worry, virginia to speak for the boys and girls club big gala down in georgia and then from there i went over to pickins illinois to be grand marshal that their parade i left there and went to indiana to do -- indiana latino institute keynote speaker yesterday and i flew here. >> thank you very much. eric, awfully nice to meet you. >> enjoy your fans. >> yeah. >> share the love and guys before we leave you i want to have you come back in here watch your step nelson coming through here. in our next hour, guys, do you recognize this lady? shirley jones, shirley partridge all those oscar and rogers and hammerstein musicals on broadway, carousel and oklahoma. we'll be with shirley jones and maryann from gilligan's island in our next hour. >> wow!

>> you'll be the professor, bob? >> the professor and maryann >> who knows. >> that is so cool. >> can i just say eric estrada has amazing hair and amazing teeth. >> yes. >> i was thinking the same th thing. >> oh, man. >> all right. >> where do you go from there. we're going back tout joint base andrews as the air show continues. 70 years we're helping them celebrate. our team of steve, allison, tucker out there. we'll share -- going to go out there with them as they share more of joint base andrews. a salute to 70. back after this. ♪

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♪ >> must see moments you'll only see on good day >> a salute to 70. our exclusive life tv event continues honoring the air force '70th year. >> steve, allison, tucker give us an up close look of the weekend's air show live from joint base andrews oh and just wait until you see the surprise we have for the blue and yellow. plus -- >> ♪ movie star the professor and maryann here on gilligan's isle ♪ >> the ultimate flashback friday continues only on the 10a. we're live with shirley jones and don wells from the partridge family and gilligan's island. let's hit it in three, two, one, the 10a starts right now.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good morning. well welcome you to the start of the 10:00 o'clock show this morning. we're privilege to be at joint base andrews this morning celebrating the 70th birthday of the us air force and the big air show this weekend. and i'll tell you what we're off to an amazing start so far this hour. we'll be out this and tire hour showing you the best what the air force has to offer. because it is joint base andrews now other bra branches of the military are involved.

air force 70th anniversary guard behind us getting per us willy close to us allison, let's take one step this way they're from giant base anacostia. the precision we've been talking about with so many missions the same as with this -- these guys practice thousands of hours together. >> look how close -- >> look how close the servicemen is in the middle, and with no fear at all because of his brothers in arms there. >> yes. there's bay i don't know nets at the end of those rivals. >> exactly. >> notice how i put you close to that, tucker. >> i just realized what that was. >> this particular union this is in the top 10% of even the people who do this. good right. >> they will be on the road 180 days out of the year. >> performing honoring doing their thing. sometimes traveling international al. the this is the best of the best. >> i feel really privileged today to be out here ton so this up close. you know you don't really get this up close with this sort of

precision and practices here of our military and we're just happy to bring you along for this day as we get set to kick off this year's air show and all the people that you see here and the tarmac that we're on is now filling up. they're all department of defense personnel, families, school kids out there expecting like 2,000 school kids to come out and get excited about this day. so it's just an honor to be here. >> nothing compared to the 100,000 people out here this weekend it's free. that's the best thing it's free for anybody who wants to come out. you can't drive to the best. you have to go to fed ex field. we'll put the information on foxdc.com. you can go to fed ex field, catch a free shuttle. they'll drop you off buses have been rolling up as we've been out here. >> it's beautiful out here to today. >> absolutely. i noticed the last come of minutes the aircraft are st starting to take off. the air show for this part of friday will start pretty soon. >> start today. the order is a little different today than it is tomorrow and sunday.

freck, the thunderbirds which is really cool, the precision flight team which is everybody wants to see, tomorrow and sunday they will close the show but this morning they're pretty much going to open the show. if we're lucky, we're going to get to see them at 10:30 this morning. >> we might have to extent the show good keep it going. >> keep it going today. it's worth it. it's definitely worth it and then drill is over you see just amazing. i don't even -- i can even imagine the hours that goes into practicing this. >> thousands every hours. >> exactly. >> amazing stuff. tucker you've been to number of aircraft earlier. allison and i toward one of the refueling planes earlier and learn about how they literally fly 50 from the time from on the aircraft when they're refueling. we got a chance to check out the flying city which can carry other aircraft. some of this stuff is unbelievable. >> i was on am bus which transports soldiers when they come back from overseas that's b1 bomber behind us, and the major i interviewed this morning organizing it's whole event, he highly recommends the wart hogs. i got to find them. >> wart hogs right over there.

we'll check the people make the biggest difference. >> right now as we've done on the zip trip if's you're familiar with that, our hometown hero. hometown in quotes today. but this is master sergeant christian hollingshead, and you did just such a brave thing. i know that you probably won't say it but i will say, that back on august 22nd, you most likely helped to save the lives of up to three people that day. can you take us back to that d day. >> sure. so i was on my way home from work about 7:00 p.m. witnessed a car exploding, um, so i knew it was a bad accident. immediately pulled off the shoulder and ran across the highway to render whatever assistance i can. >> what made you think that you can do that? >> you know, air force training. training we all receive in the air force played a huge role and it kicked in immediately and i was able to rapidly assess the

situation and determine where i could be the most help. >> people saw still in uniform i understand when this happened. people saw you literally running across four lanes of the highway to do this, and to them, it must have been like a real live hero in action. to see you going out there and sacrificing everything to try to save these people at the time you had no idea what condition they might be in. >> correct. you don't know what you're responding to in that situation and you honestly don't even know how you're going to respond if you're ever put in that situation. i'm glad i responded in the way i did. i'm proud of myself in that regard. >> you should be. have you had a chance to see the driver especially afterwards? >> no. >> no. okay. >> no, i have not. i have no update on any of the victims of the accident from the time they were transported. >> but you were there and did you your job. when you were needed. >> absolutely. >> you went above and beyond for sure. one other thing master sergeant that you are doing that's above and beyond it's your job but to us it seems above and beyond helping your particular union with everything that we are

experiencing today and this >> yes. so i'm the superintendent of the 11th contracting squadron. we do -- we procure and source whatever is needed to make the joint base andrews and worldwide mission of air force happen, and perfect example of that. we do -- we have procured everything from parking at fed ex field to the transportation from he had he can field here to the air show as well as a lot of the acts themselves. the b17, the b29, and the tour group. >> you're making sure it happens and you're making sure the show has everything that it needs. >> yes. >> i think one of the things that allison i noticed earlier, i was not aware these planes literally fly in from all over the country just to be here so that people can tour them, see them, take pictures, have that real life up close experience with not just the men and the women of the air force but the

aircraft itself. the country. a lot of the vintage world war ii aircraft are privately owned. so we do have to plan this months in advance to get them here. >> well, we happen to be steve at a place that's filled with thousands of heroes. but today we had to choose just one and master sergeant just a small thing from us at fox5. wee like to present you with this master sergeant christian holingshead for your heroic deeds in august of this summer. we really appreciate you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> for was did on that day and for what you do every day for all of you. >> absolutely. >> we certainly appreciate it. >> now, now that you secured everything and you're making this air show happen, do you have a favorite aircraft here that you get to check out now that they're all here? >> oh, i don't know that i actually have favorite aircraft any more. i always like the 810 warthog. >> we're going to see the war hog. >> we're doing that. everybody keeps saying the same

thing. >> here's tucker. let's fine the >> hi, tuck. >> hey steve and allison. i'll i'm right over here by the runway. steve mentioned the thunderbirds. i can see they're right down here on the runway and ready to go pretty soon. the other pretty cool we clearly got some navy personnel that are landing as we speak. they are -- they're sitting here and parachuting on into the area just a beautiful sight here out at joint base andrews. all right. let's do some weather quickly for you. beautiful start. not cloud in the sky right now. great day for air show. in fact great weekend for an air show with daytime highs in the low 80s and for the most part this weekend i think the weather is going to be very cooperative. we'll some clouds around it somebody nice weekend with a stray shower as a possibility. all right. temperatures they've been climbing through the 70s we're expecting daytime highs in the hoe 80s. hopefully you're looking at temperatures right now and again there are after overnight lows back in the 50's and 60s we're now in the 70s expecting day heim highs in the 80s. satellite/radar is nice and quiet. not a cloud to be seen here except for off in the distance.

we'll be today and i want to throw out there there could be shower this afternoon but it will be very widely scattered. here's your seven day forecast. looks great. if you're coming down to the air show, going to be great weekend for it. i know we got the dod dodgers/nationals series this weekend going to be really nice for baseball weather as well. daytime highs late summer that's what it's going to feel like in the 80s and overnight lows back in the 60s with just a few ice layed showers. all right. steve and allison i'll toss it back over to you. can you see the -- soldiers parachuting into the area. >> we'll spin the camera. mike there you go. these are members of the u.s. army golden knights. we saw the plane go up earlier and see some of those members parachuting down. remember when tucker did this. >> he does. maybe i don't remember it because perhaps he was screaming and flailing his arms and legs coming down. they look amazing. >> he may have actually tried to block that out from his memory. here's the deal. we had great moment here. honor guard we showed you at the

top of the hour some of the little left guests here wer >> so cute. >> when you love to seat young people that are so inquisitive then want to come out and learn more about what these men and women of the air force do. great opportunity, great learning opportunity you saw when you were with the school kids earlier. >> i did. i really feel like so many young people will be touched by this day and will never forget it one of those moments even when you saw the paratroopers. >> yes. >> coming down i was looking at to you make sure i was saying that right. you're just inspired. i've only seen that in gi joe dolls. so these are real heroes out here doing this and they're showing it off. >> let's give you quick overview. you can see the planes behind us. it's at least quarter mile long tarmac with static planes and then if we flip around this way, mike, real quick you can see on the other side of these tents, there's plane taking off right there. so that's where the runway is and that's where the actual air show portion of this event is going to take place. so when planes are flying and

precision teams the flyovers that's going to be all right there. to check out the air show you have one area here, giant tarmac area with all the static planes and all these great aircrafts. >> you will be inspired. >> you'll have great view of the air show. >> you'll be inspired. we're inspired to take a quick break and to join you on the other side. >> we'll talk with somebody rei dee employer to talk about the dedication that goes into being a service member.

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nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. we are at joint base andrews today just really soaking in all the sites and all the pomp and circumstance leading up to the big air show that's this weekend. the department of defense personnel are out here today and we wanted to stop and just take moment to talk with some of the people who make up the air force and we're just really pleased to be here with staff sergeant london brown and staff sergeant brown is a rei dee employer. i just found out because i assumed that was going back into another mission but rei dee employer you come back home and you came back home very rec recently. >> york ma'am. a rei dee employer i'm just getting back.

dee employers going down range. that's the difference between the two. >> where did you go and how long were you down there. >> i went to southwest asia. can't say the exact location. i was gone a little under six months. >> you have a family. >> what is that like to be gone for that long? >> where do i start? one of the hardest things we've had to encounter being my mers deployment just talking on the phone through face time with my family. that was hard. sending videos 7:00 o'clock in the morning there it may be 10:00 o'clock at night there and they're already in bed. >> how old are your boys? >> my boys are two inn nine. >> they're babies. >> they're babies. >> they're young men. >> they're my babies much they are my babies. >> okay. talk to mow about the services or the support that your family got while you were gone. >> the services they received they had plenty of support coming just from the military family support center here on join base andrews. they would call in my supervisors would call and check on them see if they needed anything. first sergeants, you will,

sergeant brown she would check in on them to see if they needed anything. just to make sure they had all that they needed. that was the basic. >> if they couldn't have you anything everything else they needed from the air force. >> can you tell me about your job want you do exactly. >> i'm logistics planning i'm saving the world, helping to save the world. i'll help all of our dee employers here at joint base andrews get from their locations as quickly as possible using as less money as possible and just make sure they get there safely and preparing them for what they're going to experience when they get down range. >> for somebody watching who is inspired by this day and says maybe i could have career in the united states air force, too, what would you tell them? >> fly, fight and win. if you you know you can do it then definitely go for it. the air force is the place for everyone. i think that everyone has an opportunity if you don't think you can do it, just give yourself try. go see your local recruiter. >> i love it. and do you know when you're going out again? >> it won't be for while. that's all that matters right now. [ laughter ]

>> okay. happy birthday >> 70 years. i'm so excite i'd only been a part for about five years and so far five years has shown me a lot about what the air force has done for the past 70 years. >> do you feel like it's made a more complete than better man. more complete,. more strict on my self. have better goals. have better outline of what i want to do when it comes to the future. >> i know that a lot of service people say, you know, don't say that it seems so ordinary and routine but i appreciate what you do. >> we appreciate your support. >> most definitely. >> what an awesome sight. >> back to you. >> we have a couple of f16s taking off right now. >> there they go. >> it's a little loud out here. what we wanted to tucker and i wanted to walk over to his a10 and the reason why we wanted to

show off the a10 the warthog not only because these planes are instrumental in desert storm b because this is pretty much the plane that every member of the air force that we've talked to so far out here when we said which is the one plane that you really want to see? and theist said the warthog. >> i mean it looks tough, doesn't it. >> they said this is one of the bad planes out here. there you can see one of the reasons why. when you look at what's sticking right out of the nose of his aircraft we're in the just talking about the paint job which is menacing enough. >> let's just say look how close we are to it. you come down here this week and you can get this close as well. >> absolutely. you can get in the cockpit because that's reserved for the men and women who have many, many, many hours of training. but when you look at the weaponry on board you can understand why this is such pivotal fighter plane and when you look at the wings itself you can see exactly what it is that we're talking about. so this is one of the not just fan favorites but military favorites really. when you talked to the men and women who serve here not just at

andrews come in from smother basis as well to bring their they clutter absolutely love, tuck. >> i've been on several military craft this morning. one thing i'm concerned about the seats don't seem terribly comfortable, steve. >> well, i don't know if comfort is actually the -- what you really are going for. [ laughter ] >> you're right. when you're flying the critical mission i would think you would some assemblance of comfort. >> yes. >> he were saw the f16s take off a little bit ago. we'll be treated from a real -- were it a real special show from the thunderbirds taking off. >> they were the thunderbirds. >> blue angels much the air force. but the precision flying is just unbelievable when you see just -- this is where 18-inches from the wing tip of the other plane. unbelievable. >> incredible l check it out right here. here we go. >> split in formation as we speak. we're getting a little preview right now. you'll see them before you hear them. just a second you'll hear that roar and actually as they fly over we'll zen it back in to you

because you won't be able to hear us in three more seconds. here's the impressive than flyover. >> oh, my goodness. so awesome. makes you so proud. >> absolutely. >> god bless america. >> all right. 10:20 is the time right now coming up a special flashback friday. bob barnard is going to go live with the stars. gilligan's island and the partridge family we have a check what else is making had he lines this morning. we'll be right back. you're watching the number one good day at 10a. ♪

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mentally unfit to stand trial. until last night when pros prosecutors an indictment. charging her with murder. hoggle will face judge in circuit court at 1:30 this afternoon. developing story this morning concerning the vatican embassy here in d.c. vatican dip employee empty working embassy on massachusetts avenue has been recalled after us officials nagged possible violations of child pornography laws. the vatican decline to identify the diplomat but say he is currently in vatican city and that vatican prosecutors have launched their own probe. the state department confirmed that it asked the vatican to lift the official's diplomatic immunity we're told that request was denied. art classes will rave about it. blutiful the new blue crown on iconic box of 24. it replaces dandelion which retired back in march. this is the first time ever a color was removed and replaced. fans submitted 90,000 names for

the new hugh and then picked blutiful in o finalists. and finally, we told you last hour about the 11-year-old boy from falls church who wrote letter to president trump last month offering to mow the white house lawn. well, dreams real dollar come true. take look at this. today frank, from falls church cut the white house grass and then to add to his incredible day president trump came out to greet him. look at that. oh, my gosh. walking side by side. how awesome is that? frank made the offer last month even offered to do it for free. i hope the president gave i was little something something. >> a little hand shake. frank is no, got to work. >> don't distract me, mr. president. i'm on task. >> really is. >> well done, frank. i love that side by sidewalk shot. >> he's going to treasure that. >> what do you think they're talking. >> great job, young man. thank you mr. president. i'll do you proud. >> he's saying you missed couple spots. that's what i say when the kids cut my grass. >> that's was say. >> ou need to get that again. >> come on.

>> you missed couple spots. >> he's saying, can barron how to mow the grass. i want to have barron out here doing it when you're not here any more. >> grass, what grass. >> that is so awesome. were his parents there, waiting in the wings, dabbing, crying,. >> that's great follow up. >> 10:27. not often you get birds eye view of the nation's capital. as part of our salute to 70 the air force took steve chenevey up in a huey helicopter for a tour of the most famous land mark. he'll share the scenes from that tour coming up next. right now it's 10:27. back in a moment.

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21 of the h always ready on stand by. one of the cool things we got to do a couple of days ago was go up in one of these helicopters actually this particular helicopter, and fly over washington, d.c. it is so rare to have the opportunity to do that because of course after september11th when all the no fly zones went into effect you can't fly over the city itself prop. you get a great sight line when you fly into reagan national airport of the monuments if the weather is right. we went right over the city. so i want to take you on a tour of washington, d.c. like you've never seen before from inside one of these huey helicopters. here it is. >> guys, thanks for joining us today. >> that's air force colonel john tike kerr nicknamed dragon. former fighter pilot now commander of the 11th wing and joint base andrews. >> today he's also our tour guide on an exclusive flight over washington, d.c.

>> strapped in our helicopter, after a thorough equipment check and a quick wave to the second chopper on our mission of operation photograph dc, here off. leaving andrews and quickly climb to go about 1,000 feet the view is phenomenal. cell phone in hand i couldn't help but take some of my own video to remember the moment. our first major fly over reagan national airport. carefully making sure air traffic control knew we were in the area right over the runway. then over pentagon city to catch glimpse of the air force memorial right on the edge of arlington national cemetery. two landmarks so revered by the colonel and his colleagues. >> that's where our nation's heroes are laid to rest. >> sharp dive of several hundred feet and just a matter of seconds and we were basically looking into the windows of the pentagon. amazing view that continued to get even more scenic as we flew along the river past the memorial bridge and lincoln memorial. >> just to be here is such an honor.

>> after crews up the potomac washington where the colonel and i reflected on the beaut toast nation's cap top its landmarks that are so rarely accessible by air because of washington's no fly zones. >> you tapped me a few times. i tapped i was few times we're looking out like we're kids enjoying the view. >> exact right. >> do you have favorite when when it comes to flying over washington. >> when i see the capitol from the air, the white house from the air, the jefferson memorial and the white house i punch myself. >> white house looked small from the air the low profile of the city buildings became more evident than ever from up above. but the us capitol still loomed large on the hill in this city of power. our exclusive flight would come to an end soon. but this huey and every other helicopter at joint base andrews will stay on stand by 24/7, 365, ready when needed to protect this city and this country at a

moment's notice. >> i mean, how cool was that? and this is this is colonel tiker. this is turbo you have great nicknames. you have great jobs. great roles. and you're great service to our country and i know to the base here as well. thank you very much. colonel begun dell is in charge of all these helicopters here. dragon is charge of the base. we heard in that story there some of your favorite views over washington. what do you love most about just this weekend, this air show being able to showcase everything that the men and women of the air force do year owned every round. >> steve this is our air force's 70th birthday week. and we are having this air show, one to, show our community how much we appreciate them and, two, to show off a little bit about what we have to offer our outstanding nation. and we've got aircraft from all over the world that are here but really is it about giving back to the community. rye behind this helicopter is a hangar called hangar where we have stem and space set up the first ever in the air show world. and we have more than 2,000

students from around this region their interest in the united states air force and in a career in technology it's phenomenal allison was over there earlier checking it out. colonel, these particular aircraft we know you're on stand by pretty 24/7, 365 in if ne needed. i'm assuming somebody is always at the ready all the time. >> yes, sir, 24/7, 365 our crews stand watch. we provide contingent see national level customers on demand. so we're ready to go almost strategic air command style we're running when the buzzer goes off and we enjoy what we do. we enjoy serving oh you are country. just another example of american airmen taking off from america's airfield. >> we love profiling the official duties that you have. but we also love seeing members of the air force as human beings and being able to get excited abot things and in addition to the mission itself. so i want to ask you colonel, all the aircraft here today from all over the country what's the

one that you wanting to see that you haven't check out before th check out every time you get a chance. >> of course i'm going to favor the us1 and mighty huey. big another one. i have to pick another one. f22 dragon's alma mater there f22 test pilot but i'm really big fan of the war birds. love the war birds and p51 muss tapping and real treat today the b29 duck if you're familiar with b29 super fortress big four engine bomber from world war ii this particular one was in the desert for 42 years. took 16 years to restore. and flew for the first time this last july. it's one of two flying b twines in the world. >> unbelievable. >> what treat to have. >> unbelievably colonel for you? >> i'm going to give you a few. i'll talk about b29. i am a total believer in one of two flyable b twines. >> can we talk about this right here. this has to be great moment for all of you here in the air fo force. >> much like you you can wipe the smile off his face. look at that. this is what the air show is all about. bringing out members of the

community. introducing them to air power an a spark that will last with them the rest of their lives. >> it's amazing. how cool. >> is this awesome. >> yeah. >> you look so good in that cockpit. i love that. >> i think he's a future huey pilot, city. >> i think he's off to great start. just another great sam example of the air show itself. all the great outfit. colonel, i want to give you a little something. this is photo i took on our trip when we flew a couple of days ago in this huey. this is the other colonel and i were in one huey and colonel this is actually your shoulder i tried to get a little of your patch there as well. the other huey flying i wanted you to have as a small tone of my appreciation all you've done to welcome us here today. >> this is our area of responsible. the d.c. capitol region, we're here to secure, respect and defense and it's honor of taking you on that tour. >> we loved you every second of it. thank you for everything you do here and for the country every day 24/7, 365. >> thank you steve.

appreciate it. >> thank you both ve >> we'll send it over to allison and tucker and see what did you guys find? >> please, steve, we have something so cool. we are joined by you know the, um, some of the -- five hun dressed our best friends. >> exactly. we are all inside of the kc10 extender you and i came in little bit ago. lots of buckles on the floor. guess what? this hair craft it can carry 350,000 pounds of fuel and they get within 10 feet of each other to refuel in the air. >> i saw one fly by earlier. it's amazing. big hose in the back. >> we're joined boy a lot of students. >> tell me your names. alexis and say hi to my mom. >> you guys are with the air force junior rotc. >> yes. >> all right. how many of you came today. >> 20. >> what school? >> stone wall jackson high school. >> all right. what are you most excited about seeing here today. are you having fun? >> yes the food mostly. >> what are you excited to see. >> the aircraft. >> yeah. >> this is pretty cool, right. >> yeah. >> all right. thanks for joining us.

>> every wanted everybody to shout out their school. we don't have the time it goes all the way back. were cool experience. what happened to us tuck, we didn't do this in high school. >> no. exactly. [ laughter ] >> my idea of tour was like my friends, you know. >> chevy nova. >> we're having great time out here today for the air show. >> all right. guys, toss it back inside to you. having great time. >> thank you guys. >> i didn't know they did those kind of tours for schools and everything. >> i had no idea. >> things we learn. >> you license when you watch good day. it is blast from the past by way of gilligan's island, and a groovy musical schoolbus. we'll take you back to the 2017 mid atlantic nostalgia convention where bob barnard is still hanging out with the duo from chips. there they are. >> um-hmm. >> lock at that. so much fun. he's hanging with some of your favorite stars. there's jon. >> ponch and jon. where is the motorcycle. >> right. >> some of your favorite stars from the 7 70s. we'll check in with him.

>> oh, >> maryann. >> maryann looks good. >> right.

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>> are we doing the whole open >> david cassidy. >> ♪ >> i love that one. >> yes. although i'm trying to figure out how they never get off that island. they did get off at the end. all right. here's it's deal. 10:42 is the time. ultimate flashback friday continues with 2tv characters that go down in history. >> that's right. dawn wells, maryann from gilligan's island. shirley jones who played shirley partridge from the partridge family. we made good day's bob bar far's year with this assignment. bob, you still breathing. you got ponch and john on the dynamic duo at the nostalgic convention. >> i certainly do. good morning. i'm in save hands. i got the california -- hello. >> oh, jeez, louise. has that ever happened to anybody not on life tv. >> that's our kind of newscaster. >> thank you eric. >> wow. >> how often do you two guys get together. >> a couple times a year. >> something like this. >> we run into this kind of stuff. >> what is this like? i mean the show was on while ago but

you're feeling the look at the people dozens of people waiting to meet you guys. >> yeah. this is always great because you get to meet little gems in every city. and you hear about why they became a policeman or why they became a fireman or they were a veteran i'm veteran and, you know, you meet great people. it's a gift both ways. a lot of reciprocity. >> i see people in uniform. officers in uniform. >> larry always said to me, you know, we were doing the show. who would have that you know it 30 years later? that we influence the people. while we were doing it we were busy, working. we were into it. to fbi out their years later the people that you meet they got into it because they were influenced or motivated because of the show. >> can i hold this up just to show? >> look at these guys. that's almost 30 years ago. >> and i must say do you mind i say your name. larry is 70 years old. looking great. >> not quiet there. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm 68. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> and a half. >> eric and larry, thank you very much you so much.

>> thank you guys. >> all right. great being with >> peace, brother. >> thank you. never going to wash them again either. >> you always ask ginger or maryann i say maryann. >> this dawn wells. >> origin injury if you want to. >> good morning. >> how are you. >> i'm terrific. how are you. >> i'm doing very well. what is this like? i mean, years later, 50 years later people still say, oh, ginger or maryann? >> isn't that amazing. >> most of us say maryann. >> i'm commission mrs. how well by now. >> it's pretty good. >> lovie. i'm lovie. >> call you lovie. you must feel the love in room like this. >> i do. >> north of baltimore at the delco marriott hodell today and tomorrow. twenty dollars to get in and -- come and see us. >> get autographs. >> what is this like for this. >> this doesn't exist when we were doing the show. these com my cons are really something because the fans get a chance to know you. i think it's fabulous. i'm on the screen i never get to see you or somebody else and raised three generations now. i've been on the air since i was two. you take your time with people, right.

>> they come and in get picture. they sign -- for them. >> yeah. >> they get to chat with you. >> that's the important part. who are you and why are you here to connect with somebody. you've been watching me in your living room for 50 years and now we get a chance to say hello together. >> may i? yes, you may. >> hello. >> my god. it's over, people. i will not wash it. thank you very much dawn. thank you very much. >> have a nice day. >> never again. guys, hello miss jones. hi. bob barnard with fox5. >> hi there. >> thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> tell me do you get a little jazz from this? i heard saying you saying from carousel -- >> yeah. we had the big meeting in the other room. with all the people there. and it was a q and a but then they said, do you still sing? i said yeah and i went went ahh and i sang part of karo he will. >> maybe something you hasn't planned on doing but you get an energy from the people who know from you the partridge family obviously. >> yeah. >> from your local career. you're grandmother many times over but still -- they love you.

>> yeah. i'm glad. i still love it, too so i'm glad i can still do it and still show up. i'm 83 now. so it's not as easy as it once was. but i still enjoy it. >> must take a commitment most a lot of 83-year-olds wouldn't fly and do something like this. but do you like the connection with your fans? >> yes, i do very much. very much. >> it's the on thing i've he have done all my life. i started when i was 17. and i wouldn't know how to behave or do anything else. so the people help me do that. >> the partridge family show survives. my kids are 11 and 13. they he know the partridge family download it from netflix or whatever. what was it about that show that just lasts this long? >> well, first of all, it was wonderful family show. you know, it really was. i was thrilled to have a series because i had been doing motion pictures and movies all over the world. i was never home, you know. i was always on location. when they came up with this and i loved the show, i said oh, this is just perfect.

this is what i've always wanted >> we've always enjoyed it. you were a widowed mom so like blended family. >> yes. >> early on in television. >> exactly right. >> miss jones, thank you so much. >> enjoy your weekend. >> thank you. >> thank you. shirley jones, dawn wells, larry wilcox eric estrada. ponch and jon. we're in hunt valley just north of baltimore. twenty dollars at the door, till 6:00 o'clock today. ten to 5:00 tomorrow. can you see the man there with the gray hair and the beer that's patrick duffy from dallas. cindy williams from laverne and cheryl system inside. larry, from the old f troop 94 years old he's here this wee weekend. >> patrick duffy ewing. >> get down there, bob. >> the man from atlantis. >> i weren't way back. >> bobby crewing. >> oh, my gosh. >> i love me some bobbing. >> coolest job today. coming up next our grand finale salute to 70. take you back to joint base andrews where the 2,017 air show is officially underway. check it out.

they're taking to the right now. you can celebrate a birthday without cake and this morning we have an epic one for the air force. do not miss it. we'll be right back. >> that's thunderbirds getting ready to take off. >> check that out. >> wow! >> ♪

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>> so far the air show is going straight great this is part of a 70th birthday we'll be doing events all this week. do some next week. our actual birthday is 18 september. dragon will talk to you about what they'll do all weekend this is a great week for our air force and thanks for coming out and celebrating. >> once again happy 70th birthday. >> not just joint base andrews, joint base anacostia bowling the whole d.c. area getting involved here the whole country really but as far as here andrews you have whole dc area involved. >> this is our area of responsibility we serve here and all are our neighbors our partners, our colleagues and our friends and we are thrilled to celebrate the 70th birthday with you today. >> i'll ask you because you were a fight pilot what are we seeing here with the thunderbirds. >> they will take off. they demonstrate the professionalism and precision of our united states air force. air power for 70 years, space power for the same, and look at that precision as they take off as today.

>> my question when it comes to the thunderbirds from here it seems like they're close. really to each other on some of these maneuvers. >> so they are feet in on the inches away as they do their aero bot ticks maneuvers. the attention to detail and the precision is unmatched of our air force thunderbirds. >> what's it look to be in the cockpit of fighter jet. i have to be honest the most power at your fingertips you can ever imagine. >> what it's feel liking to straight up like that. >> it's all kick in the pants but all about the capability we bring for the war fighter and for our national security and all of this is obviously for show today. but it really is about showcasing what the air force has to offer to our great country. >> here's something else for show behind you allison. >> this cake has been created by heaven sent cupcakery in bowie mary fitting for 70 years. 70 year birthday. congratulations once again. >> thank you. >> i understand there's a special tradition when it comes to cutting the cake. what is that tradition? >> so the -- we celebrate by bringing out youngest airman

because it's really their air force and we joint base andrews that represents 660,000 airmen across the air force. we have airman mcclure and ahman vega born long after me, long after i entered the air force. but they get to cut the cake much that's their air force. they help us celebrate today on behalf of... >> there's plane going straight vertical right on the side of us much it's hard to hear. >> let me if you ask you don't mind how old are you. >> i'm 19 years old. >> where are you from, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> that's my kind of girl. what got to you join the air force. >> i really wanted to travel and i just wanted to see the world really. >> and how do you feel so far. >> i feel awesome. >> i ask you the same thing. >> how old are you and where are you from. >> 19 and i'm from fort myers, florida. >> how do you feel this day. >> great. >> feels great. >> i wanted to just say a quick shout out to the cupcakery.

>> one minute left. general let's go ahead and cut this >> i meant a lot to us because we are big military supporters. we give everybody military discount. we want to thank them for everything they do for us. we'd like to thank the comm community. >> let's cut the cake. >> worry a big family. military family, neighbor fa family. we want everybody to be involved and be happy. >> thank you so much. >> okay. >> thanks for inviting us out today. have great date. >> is this unbelievable moment. thanks to all members of the air force who have welcomed us. [ applause ] >> whoo! >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday to the air force. thank you both. best wishes in your careers now in the military and in the us air force protecting this country. to those of you are veterans and doing this for a long time, thank you very much to everybody welcoming us out today happy birthday to the united states air force and thank you for having us out here today. >> come out this weekend and check out the air show. fox5 d.c. we'll have the

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