>> good to have dj spice here today. >> happy you're here today. >> okay. >> we have tucker barnes here today. he has the latest on our forecast which looks fantastic. >> better and better from here. >> allison is this what you're looking for? >> yeah. >> that's exactly what i'm looking for. >> got to get it -- >> let's get the forecast, radar light rainshowers off to the north and west, we're watching a secondary front come on through. once that gets east of us or plenty of sunshine, kind a mix of clouds and sun, noticeably cool cooler, current temperatures cooler than 24 hours ago, 70 at reagan national, 67 this morning at dulles, and 66 at bwi marshall. can we go to the radar? i want to show you the rainshower activity across the area off to the north and west. that is the secondary fluent we ar--front that we are expectingo come through. once that front gets done with to the east of us, we should be

done with the rain threat as we get into early morning and late afternoon. partial sunshine, temperatures much cooler than yesterday, 78 degrees, and check out the breezes north and west, gusting to 25 miles per hour. that's a brief look at forecast, a look at the weekend coming up in a few minutes with traffic, julie is on the roads. julie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tucker. i remember this i gave this little gadget, i gave it to tony one time for christmas. and you hid it to play this. >> i have that. >> reporter: where is it? >> it's in my office. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i was going to say -- what office? >> all right, now you have to dance when dj spice plays it. inner loop of the beltway at ritchie marlboro road, the three right lanes are getting by at the scene, delays from 202 at landover around the accident scene, the outer loop rubber rubbernecking with a delay of a mile at this point.

we will show what we have rubbernecking, the lanes are open, southbound on both 495, and 25 coming in from 28 and 198, no problems to report at virginia, 395, duke street, the lanes are open, early morning crash cleared. and outer loop of the beltway, slowing, new hampshire avenue, through silver springs, and back-ups forming in germantown headed toward 370. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. julie, thank you. well, unfortunately, we begin this morning with double disasters. one here on the east coast, another out in colorado that, is where we begin as water is taking aim at effort is communities. heavy rain continues to fall in the rocky mountain state and the situation keeps getting worse. wisdom is back with the incredible images. all right, tony and allison. this all happened overnight, a levy in boulder canyon collapsed, officials with the national weather service say the surge is 30 feet deep, it also

filled with cars, rocks, mud, and other debris. it is the latest blow to that particular region which has been pummeled by rain in recent days. eight inches fell on tuesday, and more is in the forecast for today. that has cut off some towns in the rocky mountain foothills. it's also being blamed for at least three deaths, thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate and seek shelter on higher ground and rescue crews have been kept busy pulling people out of flooded cars and homes. >> this is not your ordinary day, it's not the ordinary disaster. >> i was driving up a river. you could see small rapids in the roadway coming down the road toward us. and the university of colorado in boulder canceled classes, hundreds of students were evacuated. a quarter of the campus buildings were damaged by flood waters. president obama has approved disaster help for that area.

and the governor says that help is on the way from neighboring states. tony and allison, back to you. >> unbelievable. >> it's unbelievable. it keeps coming, they can't catch a break. got to feel for the people in colorado. >> most definitely. >> in the meantime, the run ways at bwi are back open and most time this morning after last night's heavy rain and a lightning strike. the bolt of lightning hit the airport's traffic control tower yesterday afternoon, one worker was hurt and all flights in and out of airport were grounded for about two hours but some passengers are still stranded at the airport. they might not be able to fly out as late as this afternoon. to our other big story, the other disaster this morning, more heartache for the jersey shore after a massive fire leaves a landmark in ruins. >> sarah is here with a look at the damage. i was watching this on t.v. yesterday, unbelievable. n i know, it certainly was, and it's this area didn't have enough to deal with already. here we have another fire, you

know, a fire on their hands a six-alarm fire to be exact that broke out at the boardwalk at sea side park. that same boardwalk was spared by super storm sandy last year even as the rest of the town was devastated. it took authorities all day and night to finally get the flames under control. they finally got the upper hand by the wing swept fire by ripping out boards that had yet to burn creating a make shift fire line with the sand dunes. in the end eight blocks of the boardwalk were destroyed along with dozens of businesses. >> i can only imagine how the residents and business owners in this area are feeling, my heart depose out to them. that -- goes out to them. that is why i'm here to make sure that every resource. this is us, as soon as this is over, we will pick ourselves up, and toss ourself off, and begin over. the fire likely cost millions of damage worth of

damage that same boardwalk re-opened at the beginning of summer after months of rebuilding from super storm sandy. the fire started in the area of a frozen custard stand, but so far no word on what caused it, tony and allison. >> i can't believe, a second time that they are dealing with this, you know, your heart goes out to them. >> right. >> thank you. >> oh, boy! in other news, state department says all u.s. personnel are safe after militants launched a deadly attack dens dependence against n afghanistan. according to the associated press, the taliban has claimed responsibility for this attack. it happened near afghanistan's border with iran which is considered 1 of the better developed areas of the country. two police officers and a security guard all killed, 17 people were wounded.

>> secretary of state john kerry is continuing meetings with russian's fo foreign ministers d other leaders. they're trying to nail down the fine print of the carry out of destruction of the chemical weapons arsenal in syria. they blame the use of assad of chemical weapons against his own people. assad denies that his government was involved and points to the rebels. d.c. mayor vincent gray vetoes the wage bill. >> the city council is already promising to hold a vote to override the mayor's veto. fox 5 sherri ly is live in northwest where one of those wal-marts is supposed to depo up, and where the company says the construction will now continue. sherri. >> reporter: wal-mart is down playing any threats that the city council might override the mayor's veto. right now the votes aren't there yet. that means this wal-mart right behind me on georgia avenue

which is under construction is back in business following the veto, wal-mart said it would move forward with its plan for six stores in the district now that the living wage bill is out of way. mayor vincent gray said there were thousands of jobs that could have been lost and it would have forced large retailers like wal-mart to pay $12.50 an hour in wages and benefits, but only in stores of 75,000 sq. ft. or with union sales. the veto disappointed activities who fought to pass the bill organizers believe the mayor gave in to corporate bully, but gray defended his vet owe, and the -- veto, and the jobs not only wal-mart could have been lost. >> it was like wag man's and entities that we hope will expand in the city or will come to the city. >> there were a number of

retailers who weren't threatening to leave. target now plans to build another store in downtown d.c. wag man's is still moving forward at walter reed, and we think that a lot of what the mayor is saying is speculation, and just getting into threats and bullying. in his veto gray called to increase the minimum wage for everyone, not just at large retailers. now in order to override that veto, the city council would need nine votes, and right now they appear to be one vote short. that original bill only passed 8-5 in favor. someone is going to have to change their mind and the opponents of that bill are under a lot of pressure to do that. right now it doesn't seem or appear that any of them will do that. now we are all over this story. still a hot topic. coming up at 8:00, we are going to hear from council chairman phil mendletonson, and tommy wells and at 9:00, we will have the mayor defending his veto as well.

that is the latest here live at northwest. pack to you. thank you, sherri. >> we growing to talk to the council members at 7:30 this morning. >> and the mayor at 9:00. >> looking forward to that this morning. 7:11. today the world marks an audio milestone. >> 50 years ago today, the cassetta tape made its debut. here is what amazing, 50 years ago today. we are saying that, we know what it is, some people watching may go, what? it came and went. the cassetta tape made its debut and annie yu is going to join us live with its history and influence. the founders of twit e the founders, 10 years old, they are in store for a big pay day. what the social media could be worth. >> first, boldly going where no one has gone before, a major accomplishment for nasa that is literally out of this world out of this solar system in fact.

you know how we talk this person suing that person. >> pressure is more. >> it's more in intense. not intense, it's more -- >> dj spice what am i trying to say. >> urgent. >> right, but it's kid rock, but it's based on ware wolves on london. >> that is good stuff. >> if you think based on, you don't get sued. >> kidd rock gives people credit. >> yeah, and the -- >> anyway, we got dj spice over there he is playing the tunes so far so great, we love it, thank

you. >> you can speak up, you don't have to to whisper. >> it's friday,. >>going to be a great weather day. >> i'm into my third hour. >> i'm not, so make it fresh. >> a lot of wear and tear on me already. the drier air is working in. you're going to know it later today, it's going to feel like fall. the humidity, already getting more comfortable, we have the secondary front about to move through. 74 in washington, 57 in pit burg, 52 in columbus, believe it or not, we're going to have overnight lows in the upper 40s and low 50s later tonight. there are two showers and sprinkles off to the north and west, not sure how much of that is touching the ground. can you see it out there, hagerstown, and winchester, you guys are getting light sprinkles, we may be dealing with a few showers and light sprinkles here in the next hour or two, that will quickly kick into the east, and you will notice the drier air moving in. not only are we talking about

prime conditions later this afternoon, with sunshine and daytime highs, this weekend it's going to be downright cool. high temperature probably 72 degrees, cooler, and minneapolis, things are looking good. of right now as i look up the forecast for the red sins this , showers and temperatures in the low 60s. >> see how that plays? >> for us sunshine, and upper 70s by sunday afternoon. >> i was in baltimore last evening when the oreos games was starting. it was pouring game, and those fans kept walking to the camden yards, and i kept hoping that it would stop raining for them. >> i didn't care about that part. >> right, but -- >> baltimore ravens. >> you were out there. >> you're doing stuff, good for you. >> you got to do. here is julie wright. she is one who is out there doing stuff quite frequently in the community. and now here she is. it didn't sound right. >> reporter: you look

fantastic? >> thank you. >> reporter: from now allison does the talking. >> why don't you and i go shopping. you have clearly gone shopping. >> reporter: it's the fall colors, you need orange just for fall. because i was out there as tony was saying. you got to look good if you are out there, you know. out to the beltway at 6 if i new hampshire avenue, this is where we find the slow traffic out of the college park, the lane are open, bw parkway, the slow speed, and southbound improving as you continue south of powder mill road out toward the beltway, southbound 270, no problems to report, leaving germantown continuing toward 124. northbound on 395, heavy volume delays continuing from the beltway out toward landmark and traffic will slow across the 14 street bridge. travel 6 giver out o 655 out ofd crash out of the roadway, and the lane closed with a backup leaving 202, that's a check of

fox 5 on time traffic. thank you, julie. nasa has marked a new milestone in the final frontier. >> this is amazing. the voyager spacecraft left our solar system about a year ago. the space agency has evidence to prove it. marianne rafferty has the details n this is something we all hoped when we started 40 years ago that this would happen. >> nasa scientists making history. voyager 1 spacecraft has reached interstel arspace, it's the first human made object to do so. >> this is a remarkable achievement. it's very hard for us to comprehend but the space age started 55 years ago, and in that period, we have actually exited the solar system. >> the voyager one is about 12 bald from our sun. it's in -- 12 billion miles from our sun. it's the boundary separating the

solar system, planets and solar wind from the rest of the galaxy. >> in this picture you see the blue area a the heelio sphere, and voyager one crossed into the lay irthat ilayer that is beyonr of 2004, 9 billion miles from the son. it was another 4 billion miles before it reached the edge of the bubble, and that invoice august 2012. >> nasa researchers say the latest scientific feat could lead tie number of discoveries. >> we're in the alien environment, a material in which voyage will find itself is not created bit sun. it's created by our neighboring stars, supernova remnants and so forth. voyager one was launched 16 days apart in 1977. voy acreage 2 ivoyager 9, it's 4 years to reach the helio sneer.

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7:24, big news in the tech world, twitter announces it's going public. >> this is called the p most anticipated ipo since facebook. the company announced the plan in a tweet, but the information is sealed so details about its business will be private for a while longer. twitter doesn't say if it makes a profit or how much revenue it takes in. united airline is deciding if it will honor ticket it sold for as little as nothing.

they found ticket on sale for zero and 10ed. the internet savvy shoppers hooped up an untold number of ticket before united spotted the error and shutdown the system for maintenance work. >> they got to honor it. >> you have to honor it, although times are tough in the airline industry. >> and everywhere else, too. you're right. >> you know, it's great. good pr move, honor it. 7:25, still ahead in our next half hour, why the fight over a living wage bill won't end with the mayor's veto inside three members of the d.c. council will join us live with a look at what is coming up next for the controversial legislation. a drop in temperature to end the workweek. tucker has the full forecast coming up

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one of those earning the distinction this year, his melodies ar have provided sound track of our lives for four decade making him one of the move prolific memorable singers and song writer. >> would i agree with that. >> uptown girls. >> we don't want to talk about that. you don't like it. i like that song? the other honorees are carlos santa, herby han cork, and opera star, martina arroyo and out of this world shirley mack clean. mack clean, i like carlos santa, i like when he came out with his resurgence, i love it when artist do that. >> he is great. >> he makes wonderful shoes, did you know that? >> i didn't know that. >> he makes a fantastic line of shoes for women, and handbags. >> are you sure?

are. >> i have several of them. >> isn't that amazing. >> diversify, that is what we got to do, boys. >> i have been saying that for years. i like diversity in my weather, too. >> you didn't know that. >> i had no clue. >> how could you not have known that santa makes shoes. >> i couldn't tell you one shoe any woman in my life has worn. >> billobilly joel makes socks. >> will the, we got stuff to do. let's go. >> it will start moving in, wind pick up out of the north and west and it's the real deal, it's going feel like fall for a couple of days later tonight and early tomorrow. the daytime highs tomorrow won't get out of the 70s, 63 at gaithersburg, and 60s in hagerstown, and 68 in leonardtown, and 70 in stephenville, and looking at the wind. wind are going to pick up north

and west, gusting to 25, so it will be a breezy afternoon for you, and even with air temperatures in the mid-to upper 70s, it's going to feel cooler than that with the persistent breeze. again, we're going to lock in the cool the next couple of days as we are changing up the air mass with a passage of a cold front. second one moving through as we speak, and that is putting some light rainshowers north and west. and certainly possible, we could squeeze out a few showers locally here as this continues to move on through. just keep that in mind. once this keeps east of us, partial sunshine this afternoon, and again the cooler and drier air will start to work in later tonight in the 40s and low 50s. great lakes, chicago, cincinnati, now looking at fine conditions, and that is going to move in for the weekend. both saturday and sunday looking good. we have outdoor plans, a little on the cool side. 78 in washington later today. partly sunny, breezy and cool, 10-15, gusting to 25, the wind will be back later tonight, overnight low 52, 40s, north

and west, there's the seven-day, nice looking weekend, upper 70s, and notice no rain in the seven days, it's a good thing, we saw things yesterday, that's the weather. we will see the traffic, catch the roads. i think i saw no on the corn e gathering up the animals 2 by two, that was crazy yesterday afternoon. on the roads we are still trying to recover, problems with traffic lights not working properly, on democracy near montgomery mall. if you encounter a light that is not working you want to treat it as a four-way stop. signal lights are not working properly. a crash vehicle trying up the area near the memorial bridge, fire and rescue units headed in this direction. and at the gw parkway tying up the lane, expect additional traffic there. the place will remain closed leaving college park headed through silver springs, the inner loop is still approaching, upper marlboro road. accident activity is tying up the lanes. d.c. mayor vincent gray has

vetoed the controversial living wage bill that he says would have cost the city thousands of jobs. gray called it a job killer and says if he had signed it, it would only benefit a small portion of the city's workforce. >> i looked at the jobs situation. i looked at the jobs that would not be created because there's certain opportunities that simply would not -- i'm convinced of that -- that could not be created of people who would not come to the city, retailers who would not come to the city 91st place. in the first place. >> wal-mart and other retailers had threatened to pull out of the city. >> for a look at what comes next we turn to tommy wells, and vincent wan ren, and mendelson. let's start with you chairman, you were disappointed with the mayor's veto. tell me why.

it's i the wrong economic development strategy. a good economic development is one that promotes good jobs not minimum wage jobs. people can't live, the cost of living in the district is high and people can't live in the district on the minimum wage. you just can't. in addition, i mean -- and the mayor talks being a job killer bill. the research actually suggests that some of these stores like wal-mart so, i just think that what is best for workers, what is the best for the city's economic development is a decent wage or a living wage what this bill calls for. >> what about the argument that these are jobs, because of the plans that are in place, and i'm talking about wal-mart in particular, these are jobs that we know that are coming. there's construction jobs, the retail jobs, and light, and by bringing this bill, and passing this bill, it means those jobs are definitely not going to happen? >> well, these are jobs we don't have at the moment, and the fact

is, that some of wal-mart's plans have been promises and only promises. you know, they talk about 5th stores and we know one of them has collapsed all on its own. i mean, the fundamental issue here is that do we want minimum wage jobs or do we want decent jobs, i believe that the sound economic development is one that pursues building -- the creation of decent jobs, jobs that pay decent wages. >> congressman wells, you introduced the live wage. the actual name of the job is the large retailer being ability act. everybody is calling the living wage act. you introduced a living bill of your own. can you explain why that is a better option. >> this aar bill doesn't kick in for the stores that have been here for four years. it doesn't affect any current wages. how do you tell the people that don't have jobs, the 23% inward

a, or the 17% inward 7, say it's better to have no job than a minimum wage job, that is quite patronizing as a council. let me say, i think that mendelson is quite right. we need to raise minimum wage in washingtowashington d.c. the president has called to raise the minimum wage. this bill seems to be a symbolic bill that won't help d.c. residents for quite a while. >> councilman orange,let talk about that. it's about what is a workable, wage in washington d.c. the mayor himself said in his letter to you, that you know, he believes that the minimum wage should be raised in the district. your response on that? >> well, first of all, the may or's action has opened the door to poverty wages in the district of columbia. it's opened the door to increase the tax burden on the citizens

of the district of columbia. at $8.25 per hour, or $17,000 on annual basis, those employees will now apply for public assistance. wal-mart should be ashamed of itself to offer a pastery wage with -- poverty wage where their own employees will have to go on food stamps to pie product from wal-mart. and -- to buy products from wal-mart. we want jobs, but we want decent paying jobs. the door is open to wal-mart to come but pay a living wage. wal-mart pays $10.50 in san francisco. 10.51 in san francisco, new mexico. $10 in canada. why should you think you can come to the district of columbia and pay 8.25ed per hou $8.25 pee us subsidize that. >> it happens to be the minimum wage in d.c., but they come here to get access to the disposable

income. we have 632 residents in the city and -- 632,000 resident in the city. we have six cranes, economic developments, constantly coming into this town. they are pagan average hourly wage of $21, and trader joe's is paying a living wage. so let's keep that model going forward. let's not digress by letting someone in coming in paying poverty wanes and w wages and wo subsidize that cost. >> are you going to bring the bill before the council to try to override the mayor's se veto. >> yes, this is on the schedule for the agenda on tuesday. we have a meeting on tuesday, we will continue the override. we're shy of two-thirds, the bill will pass. we have less than two votes and both times almost had two-thirds of the vote of the council. >> you know, the news has been

full of stories about how the gap between those who are the richest, and the rest of the country has grown over the last several decade. the minimum wage in 1967 with inflation would be, i think it's $11.00, $11.50 a day. we are seen the working people falling behind in this economy. the living wage bill, you know it's an attempt to close that gap. it's not perfect. it doesn't apply to every store. it applies to the largest retailers who have the economic ability to pay this wage, and the bill doesn't say it has to be 12.50ed an hour, it could be a combination of health insurance, retirement, and wage together, which are $12.50. so it doesn't have to be that higher salary, but it has to be something that people can live on in the district and that is what we're struggling with. that is what this bill is about. to call it a job killer bilker when in fact, there's research

that suggests that these large retailers at minimum wage end up with a net loss, that is just wrong. >> councilman wells, will you vote to override the veto. >> absolutely not. i will not do anything that hurts our residents. we need jobs. we need to raise the minimum wage. this is a diversion. we have neighborhood through ward 7 and ward 8 where people have to get this their cars to drive outside of the district to get groceries. >> there's nothing about the allr pill that says you will no longer shop at wal-mart or anything like that. people will continue to drive outside of the district and shop elsewhere for affordable goods. i will not vote for a bill that i believe actually does damage to the district, and i think this does. what we need to do is do what these gentlemen have said, let's raise the minimum wage in washington,let raise the minimum wage for everyone, including those who work at walgreens, mcdonald's and burger king.

i'm not going to pass a bill that says let's keep low ex's out, and we have neighborhoods that are not developed that need necessities like fresh gror groceries. the only way they can get groceries is get in the car and drive somewhere. what this bill would do is keep that as at the status quo and i think that is wrong. >> councilman, you have the last word. >> the value of a d.c. resident is greater than $8.25 per hour. $12.50 or 26 thowd o $26,000 ans is not going to break the wal-mart empire, however, it will provide people with a living wage an opportunity to purchase a home for and for us f affordable housing, access to healthcare and get a good education, it gives you an opportunity to move forward. poverty wages, slave wages it does not give you an opportunity to move forward in life! councilman wells, thank you

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ed? that's a nice look being picture, not too bad. getting comfortable, and fall like temperatures, we will have lows in the 40s and low 50s. it's the real deal. >> yeah. >> let's go to radar, a couple of left over showers, we have watched our cool air rise, we get the radar real quick and take a look at that, will you see the shower activity moving in north and west. there you go, it's very light but moving up toward frederick and up in northern maryland and winchester, charles town, and working down toward front royal, a couple of light showers, that will push in the region in the

next hour or two. next happen, we will show what you is building in, nice pressure, and chilly air moving to the north and west. what that means is much cool erk, upper 70s later today. and gusting at times to 25 and then that pool air of cool air moves in overnight only in the low 70s and that is sunshine, get ready for a cooler weekend. we will be out there raking leaves at no time. weekend forecast, upper 70s on sunday and monday, mentioned the redskins, they're going to be playing showers at green bay, 60s for the green bay on sunday. >> they like to do tough stuff like that. >> julie wright, this is a little something for me and for you, because the boys didn't know about it, so we talked abouabout carlos santa shoes. if you don't know about them, nicely priced, good-looking howw from the man himself be --

good-looking shoe from the man himself. >> who knows, but you know what he is, he is a woman's man if you know what i'm saying, so he knows what women like, apparently. >> i had no -- i'm -- and how long has this been going on? >> for years. >> another group. >> it's been going on for some years. >> i didn't know that. >> that is the love letter in shoes. >> guys know ou the way to our hearts it would be shoes with carlos santa. we got a vehicle tying the commute near the memorial bridge, follow police direction to get by. stalled car gw parkway at 123, again fire and rescue units are on the scene of the crash. before ritchie road, did he lays, -- delays from 202. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. it's 7:47 on this friday morning. coming up next, turn it up.

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happy imirgt da birthday, n. we do have a birthday. it's turning 51, and we're talking about the cassette. >> audio cassette. >> yes. >> you guys know more about this than i do. >> i didn't have one. >> what did you have. >> i found one in the garage and it was a 2-talk cassette. we didn't have a lot of parental guidance. >> in some the areas you did,

and some you didn't. yeah, it was the clean version, though, folks. >> so 50 years, actually 51 i say because in 1962, phillip invented the cassette tape and it didn't make here in the u.s. until a year later and of course, it just took off. i know you brought in some of your cassette tapes today. >> you have -- >> that's a mix. >> i'm going to show you what they are. >> i have a whole bunch of music. i couldn't find those, what i found was old cassettes of me doing comedy, because back in the day you would record your set and set a tape player in the back of the room, and listen to it later and review. that what i found. >> i brought a tape player. look boys and girls, we would do this and eject and the cassette would go inside here. like a portable one. we have the earphones. >> this was called the i cassette. >> the i cassette.

>> it's russ city. i can't even do it. i found parts, this is only one of them parts one and two the rolling stone collection 1973 to 1977 and then the i have the other one, unopened. >> ooh. >> here is what i also have, are we ready? >> beta tapes. [ laughter ] >> i love it. >> it's ginormous. >> they went out of business, they had these, and this was a beta, this was supposed to be better than the vhs because it was smaller. >> how heavy is this. >> this was the better format but vhs won out. >> this is great. >> that's great. >> and video club. >> wow. >> you went for the quality stuff. >> privates on parade. >> dial m for murder. >> this is still being rented.

she has to return these. >> so guys, we have the first commercial from phillips. let's take a look at this, because it's hilarious. it's a vintage commercial of phillips back in 1963. sn. you record from your radio or make your own programs. phillips cassette equipment printing superb stereo sound wherever you are. come to t the experts, come to phillips. remember how we used to be able to record. >> yeah. >> i used to record myself singing. i was on the two way there. we had a stereo that had two cassette players. >> yes. >> you played one and then you put the empty one and then you record yourself singing. >> yes. >> that is what we did back in the day. >> okay, singing back in the

day, i asked you to bring something that remind you of. >> i guess i blew it, i did mine. >> i'm going to go ahead and get tony in. >> i will do mine, real quickly, mine is the cabbage patch. this is my first cabbage patch. it was invented in 1978, selection was very slim when i got mine. this is loring an, everyone. he -- logan, everyone. >> he does have the stamp of xavier. >> it's the cab banal patch. >> what did you bring in my favorite toy what i was a little kit was captain action. >> this is another one. >> the toy existed, i loved that i had captain action, you could put him in all the costumes of batman and captain america, and superman and everything. it was really great and then they stopped making them. and my brother, they remade them, had he got me one for

christmas several years ago. fantastic. >> i do have a picture, a picture, this is taken by sentinel day, remember 1976? >> yes. >> big deal. >> i in a parade and i went down to d.c. i'm the guy in yellow there. >> really, is that you? >> yes. >> how sweet is that. >> 1976. >> i was in columbia, maryland, and i was down here that day. >> yeah. >> i came down every year. remember the fourth of july parties? >> they used to be great at the mall. >> yes. >> they ended those during the reagan. >> yes. >> can i just say something. if you don't mind this, and this unopened cassette, these might be worth coming. can i hold on to these. >> actually, i want to do a special presentation and gift these to tucker. the rolling stones. >> and i would like to give this

to tony his first cabbage patch kid that day. >> leo. >> logan. >> and real quickly, guys, on facebook, people are bringing back like roller skates, remember those? >> big wheels, and pol polaroid pictures. >> we're taking it back. >> taking a stroll back. >> what are we calling it. >> flashback friday. >> mommy why am i ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in!

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all right, back at 8:00, with welcome news from me free o riders, you are look being at video from new cars that are going to be in service next year and new convenient ways to pay your fare. >> i'm tony perkins. i'm allison seymour, and our metro reporter will share that in the next hour. the picture that people are talking about, check it out. that is somebody's dad in booty

shorts. he went out with his family like this to send his daughter a message. did she get it? i think we're getting it. we're going to talk about it coming up. >> we will talk to his daughter who lives out of the house and lives 3,000 miles away. >> the weather is turning spice, and d.j. spice is here playing the towns. you can see him tonight playing at the casablanca bar ask grille at centreville. it's lady's night out. >> we will talk more about that. >> ladies' night. >> i like that license plate. i used to have vanity plays. >> it just had my initials but it wasn't something cute and clever. i think it was much bigger a while ago. >> it was a big deal. >> i like it dj spice. >> weather is going to be a big deal the next couple of days, sunshine later this afternoon and much cooler dry air. >> no rain today, tuck. >> a little bit of showers.

>> a little bit of shower activity to start your day, but we are growing to gradually improve. yesterday a lot of fireworks. >> yes. >> it was like 57 people out. >> power outages, and a couple late showers, and washington is in the center the your screen and this is north and west, northern maryland back toward winchester, and parts there of west virginia getting some light showers, again, we're looking at the next hour or two, it's the back end of the cold front so we are reinforcing that the cooler and drier air. once that gets east of us, you will see the cooler winds, and cooler is here to stay. 67 dulles, and bwi marshall, forecast partly sunny by afternoon, cooler and breezy. check out the wind north and west gusting to 25. it will be busy afternoon, daytime high 78, 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. >> thanks so much. now let's check in with julie right with a look at your on time traffic.

i steel fee feel like anothe bites the dust. you don't hear queen a lot. that is good stuff dj spice. he is bringing back a lot of stuff that we don't specifically hear, even on the retro shows. it's something fun yet we don't hear it all the time anymore. >> all right, do that. >> you need to do something on twitter, and dj spice will play you a song. much on the roads on the north side of gw parkway, we have an unusual parkway, and the memorial bridge headed outbound that, is due to an overturned vehicle, northbound on the george washington parkway, that is what is complicating the ride from the key bridge. it's slowing, approaching ritchie marlboro road. the accident a accident activit, and we got accident activity with us all morning.

and the blocked at saint barnabas road, and the accident activity tying up the community at wood yard road in dloin. police, and fire rescue units are on the scene and they will help direct you through. that is the fox 5 on time traffic. the obama administration is running into one challenge another after as it tries to pursue the diplomatic resolution in syria. both russia and syria are making sure that this process moves as slowly as possible. >> doug lucider ha lewdoug luza. >> i'm hopeful that the discussions that secretary kerry has with some the other players in this can yield a concrete result. >> reporter: but his secretary of state john kerry was already butting heads with his russian counterpart hours after a rieferg a a arriving atr

talks. but the president, vladimir putin, and assad it may be a game of intentional foot drag. at first, putin took a preemption strike accusing the u.s. of violating its own principals, and assad while joining an international agreement calling for the elimination of chemical weapons is moving the chemical weapon stock piles in order to make them more difficult to find according to a report. both assad and putin are keenly aware of the political problems that is facing president obama, while congress is likely to oppose him. an effort at the white house to inway group of freshmen white house members may have widened the gulf. the president is to reach out to anyone that he can find help with what has become a disastrous plan in syria. >> reporter: the u.s. an and

russia have reached an agreement but only to have more talks in new york at the end of the month. we have live pictures this morning coming to us from sea side park, new jersey. we told you earlier about the massive fire on the boardwalk there that occurred yesterday. and firefighters are still spraying water on it. the fire is out, but they're trying to spray water on the smolder ruins. and tony, the thing -- this thing was just a monster yesterday. they sent up to 400 firefighters on the scene and the fire went on for eight hours. it was did he hav devastated bym sandy, and they rebuilt it and now it's destroyed, not to mention the morale, this is a 1-2 punch for this area. we will show you pictures of what is going on there now. in other news this morning, imagine sitting at a stop sign or a red light and getting hit by behind. >> it happens, it has happened

to me. instead of the other driver getting out to look at the damage, they steal your car. it's a crime d.c. police call bump and run carjackings. they have been three of these the latest happening yesterday morning in southeast. investigators say right now the suspects have not used any weapons, but they fear the criminals could get a little more bold. we just want to get this out to the public to understand there, that if you're at a red light and someone bumps you to be cautious and to understand that this is going on out there. we want them to be cognizant of that. >> we don't know what else you can do. really. police believe the same suspect is behind all of these incidents, so far one car has been recovered. metro will see hundreds of new rail cars and a new way to pay at the fare gate. >> metro's general manager announced those changes as part of the his three year businessman. our own sherri ly joins us live

with details. >> reporter: tony and allison, from the buses tole rails of metro says that customer service and safety are its top priority. with this anallin anal -- agingm and new rail cars and being able to pay for your fair with your smart phone are at the top of its list. first of metro 7,000 series cars seen here in this video will go into service next year, and it's taken an option to buy 220 more by 2018, that will bring the total to 778 making half the fleet brand new. >> the entire design of this car was fliewbse influenced by our . it's a customer driven design. what you see in terms of signs. >> reporter: an improvement over what riders experience now. >> the train broke down, it had like electricity problems.

the light went off. >> reporter: the oldest rail cars, the 1,000 series will be gone, there are more prone to catastrophic failure in a crash which was apparent in the 2009 deadly red line train collision, that will go a long way to making riders feel safer. >> of course, there's always going to be that fear of something happening, but as we progress, i feel like technology prodepresses, safety is put first, i feel like it. >> reporter: more rail cars train to reduce overcrowding. in the next few months, the transit agency, will set dates to return train operations to automatic train control. the computerized system blamed for the red line crash with overhaul and is under going a safety analysis. >> to make a uniform, smooth ride for our customers that is important toe them. >> a new fare payment system will make paying easier. by next year, a pilot program

will allow people to use a smart phone or a credit card at fare gates. >> to make things more convenient, i would be in favor of it. >> reporter: riders like it, but will they be paying higher fares that, is a question that won't be answered until metro begins budget talks next year on whether to raise fares. as metro works to upgrade its system, they still have serious problems to deal with right now. that includes those ongoing water leaking and the red line at the bethesda medical center as well as the friendship heights station. we learned yesterday that metro had 2500 leaks in the system in the last fiscal year. that more than 400 more than they had anticipated. metro's general manager wants a permanent fix to this problem. an engineering analysis is underway, and that will tell them what needs to be done to fix it and how much it will

cost. there are concerns, though, that it will take several weeks, perhaps months to get that fixed and that is all to be determined in the engineering analysis. needless to say it won't happen overnight. that's the latest northwest, back to you. >> shesherri, ly, back to you. the red-hot nats make it six in a row. is a playoff spot out of the question? we will check in with the sport junkies. >> that is why you got to love sports. back from the precinct in syria. we will check in with -- from we will check in with -- from the precinct in syria.

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we will talk about his activities including tonight in centreville, virginia. very good. >> thank you, sir. >> and it's ladies night. >> it's at the casablanca bar and grill over 30 ladies night out. you get your girlfriend together. >> you have to be over 30. >> you have to be over 30. >> you don't have to be, but. >> i need it to be over 40, actually. >> you can still depo. >> you -- go. >> you can get a discount if you are over 40. >> anyway, thank you, dj spice. >> let's go to tucker barnes who has the latest with us this morning. >> tony, you ever notice it's never guy's night when you want to go out to a bar or club. >> no, it's never guy's night. >> it's never a special for guys over 30? >> no there aren't? n all right, let's do it, time fox 45 photo of the day, and yes, we got redskins fever, and

we got much cuteness. what a beautiful smile. this is shelby, everybody. >> hi, shelby. >> shelby is just nine months old. >> sweety pie. >> and as can you tell she is getting ready for the season, she is sporting the new rgiii jersey in the picture. which i can tell you, mom and dad that she is about to grow out -- outgrow in about a month. >> always keep it. >> it's supe super-duper cute. it fit perfectly. >> shelshelby, thank you. a good looking baby. >> let's hope that rgiii brings the victory this weekend. to send us your picture depo to myfoxdc.com and click -- go to myfoxdc.com and click on morning news. we got a nice looking forecast looking ahead. i know we got clouds out at the moment and a few showers across the region. 70 this morning, washington, and 69 in annapolis, 60s north and

west, look at the 50s, that is our weather for later tonight. foo i52 in columbus, detroit, ad overnight lows will be in back in the upper 40 and low 50s, so again, we're look athmuch cooler air -- at much cooler air moving in later tonight. what i mention ised phi showers out to the north and west. not much of that touching the ground, that is at the back end of the our cold front. and behind that we should get gradual clearing and wind out of the north and west later this afternoon. it will be a breezy day, a cooler day, high temperatures only expected to be in the upper 70s. notice off to the west clear skies there, and you can see we got very quite conditions, high pressure is going to build over the weekend, and it should be a nice looking weekend. seven-day forecast, 78 today with breezy conditions and sunshine this weekend, temperatures in the 70s both sunday and monday look dry. that's a look at the weather forecast. now let's get to julie wright and she has breaking news. >> reporter: unfortunately,

you catucker a serious accidents occurred before connecticut avenue, a car and a bus, obviously, as can you see from skyfox, collided in this crash, four injuries at the time, four people have been transported away from the scene. more information as it becomes available. for those traveling southbound on georgia avenue before connecticut avenue, traffic is able to get by left to. and it looks like we do have a portion here that is still blocked off at this time, but again authorities are on the scene assisting with those that have been injured. we know of four injuries at the time, we are not sure if there's any children on the bus. details will and we will bring you up-to-date as it becomes available. before connecticut avenue, a single file to the left to get by this crash. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. thanks so much, julie? the united states stepped back from the brink this week, relying on diplomacy rather than air strikes to respond to syrian use of chemical weapons and that

is the big topic on the fox news sunday. for a preview we go to john roberts nig in for chris wallace. good morning, to you, john. >> allison good morning to you as well. >> quite a dramatic turn of events as we saw the president come out and speak to the nation about what he feels about syria and the use of chemical weapons, but before that, it seemed like a deal might be in the works to use diplomacy instead as you mentioned. you will be talking about all of this on sunday. >> absolutely. particularly where this depose from here. if you look at the events, you had john kerry come out and make a forceful case to use action -- military action, and kerry with the inadvertent comment, and assad can give us all of his chemical weapons within a week and the pre's speech kind of a little bit of everything and the

ktickitchen sink, and now kerryt to talk about how they can put this together. but like anything, allison, the devil is in the details, and how do you, even though syrian has signed a conventional weapons convention, how do you secure the weapons in the middle of the civil war. how do you verify you got all of them and is this just a ploy for assad and putin to draw this out until there's a favorable outcome for them in the civil war. >> it's an interesting sort of position for the united states to be in and president barack obama with for lack a better word, trusting russia now. will you be talking about that aspect of it? >> absolutely. it was interesting to see in that editorial that vladimir putin published in the new york times that he said in the last paragraph, my relationship with the president of the united states is of growing trust kind

of like russia doesn't trust the united states. there's an awful lot of intrigue going on here. some people say you couldn't write a novel like this, because nobody would believe it. >> right. >> but we're living right in the middle of it and we will see where it depose. >> ngoes. >> no one can argue that the president has one of the toughest jobs and with the power player we may get a peek of what life is like with the power player this week. >> you know, this is something that aired a little while ago on fox news sunday, but we thought this would be good for our viewers to see it again and for those who weren't tuned in to see it. mark no lar who has been the radio correspondent and has been in the white house for at least a couple of decades. very good friend of mine, i sat two feet away from him for 7 years while i was covering the white house. he is a legend among the white house press core, and he has a filing system, and a historic sector about the white house.

when the administration wants to know what the president did when, they call mark. >> we can expect fantastic books from him when he decide to retire from that and to -- >> i don't know that he is ever going to write a book. he is not the book writing type. >> he is your good friend, you got to insist on that, we need to know all the details. john, thank you for joining us this morning. just a reminder, you can catch fox news every sunday catch fox news every sunday morning at 9:00 right

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shorts to tamp his daughte teacf a lesson. he wanted to get the family together for a night out of dinner, golf, and a nice night, his daughter walks downstairs in her short shorts and her mom asked her to change and she refused. they still let her out. she is a teenager, 14 or 16 years old, they went about, dinner golf, they got a lot of stairs. this is what he looked out that evening. >> how did he get a pair. >> he grabbed one of his pairs and cut it up. he wanted it to let her know that the short shorts aren't as cute as you think. >> they aren't cute on him. >> first of all, i'm surprised they even let her out or own a pair of these shorts, because my father would never. if my dad said change, i'm changing. >> we have established your dine

tick was different than a lot of people. >> i think -- >> i think growing up, if dad says to change or no makeup. >> you didn't say no. >> yeah. >> i never wanted any sort of attention on me at all. >> yeah. >> but i will also say that and i won't call out any retailers, but the style today is the shorter shorts. if you look at any of the if i do a bunch of them, you know the a better cross-examina aber-cron eagle, so it's a trend almost like skinny jeans or hip huggers, but if your father says take them off, and you want to know the kind of attention that you're getting and he is trying to prove a point. >> i had no idea that those shorts were out of style. i think he looks pretty good. you can't wear them like that anymore. >> basketball shorts. >> he is making a good point, but his shorts. >> you got to have good legs.

>> his shorts are longer than some the shorts that some of these girls wear. >> i understand what the dad is doing, and i hope that she did get something from it, because you got to be careful out there. it's just a new day. i know it's the style. >> i don't even think the dad expected this to blowup, because his daughter took a photo and posted it on -- and everybody is finding out that this is going on. i still think back to the old fashion days, if my father said -- >> those days are still in fashion. if your parents tell you to take it off, you are living under their roof, take it off. there's a whole other issue with that. >> there's another story. >> because right now in some households, the kids seem to run the household. >> i don't understand the parents say no and they still go out. you know, i said no, you stay home.

>> she doesn't. >> the weather -- >> we're done. >> anyway, interesting. >> okay. yeah. short, short shorts, not so much later today. tonight you are going to pay the price if you wear them. >> you can wear regular shorts and a pullover. >> we are going to be cooler, much cooler later this afternoon, and upper 70s for daytime highs, overnight lows upper 40s and low 50s, get ready for a big, big cool off. 68 in town. notice we're cooler and less humid than yesterday, we have the cloud cover that is hanging across the region and a couple of light showers, i will show you in a second. 67 in frederick, and 63 at winchester. there's the rainshower activity. and we have the storms yesterday, that was the leading edge of the cooler and drier air. we are going to step down here in, and most of the people examine as this moves through over the next couple of hours, perhaps a few sprinkles, light showers and cloud cover, and we

should gradually turn partly sunny this afternoon. less humidity, and cooler temperatures and the wind are going to start to pick up out of the north and west, and gusting out of the 25. cooler days, and you see clearer skies, and northwest, that will start to move later in today. we should be gradually more comfortable day. much cooler, 70s today and the upper 40s and low 50s, and then we're setting up for temperatures only in the low 70s tomorrow and that is the sunshine, cool weekend, but sunny and nice weekend. beautiful fall-like weekend. saturday and sunday, 70s, upper 70s by sunday afternoon, near 80 by sunday and monday, so a nice looking edition for the next seven days. good thing we got some rain yesterday. that is weather, allison, and tony, back to you guys. good guess. thank you, tucker. the redskins will try to get the first win of the season taking on the green bay. >> the hottest team sweeping the mets on the road, for the sixth

win in a row, the longest season. tucker said they may run the table. they have come close to do that. we go to the sports junkies at heard at 106.7 the fan. >> we are not as delusional as tucker, remember who they are beating. they are beating the marlins and the mets. >> he is brave. >> it has been for a long time. >> let me ask you this, guys, they're six games behind, can they get this done, you think. >> they're 5.5. >> they got to go, they probably got to go 14-2 down the stretch and they got to hope the reds go a couple games under 500s. i don't see it. the reds are going to pay milwaukee and houston, two teams that are obviously out of it. i don't think that they're going to implode. and of course, the nats they

have the soft part of the schedule but it's going to get tougher, tony, because they got to go play st. louis next week, and st. louis is in the dogfight for the division right now. they're very good. >> i think every team's schedule down the stretch is pretty amazing. they have been playing much better, jason werth has been tearing the cover off the ball. >> and zimmerman, a toss next week and maybe they have a shot. >> we will cross our fingers. >> my fear is that it's too little too late unfortunately, but cross our fingers. >> let's talk redskins, they face the packers on sunday at green bay, our secondary is suspect, aaron rogers is the quarter back. this could be ugly? >> tony, i noticed you ditched your tie, it was not a good omen, you mentioned the packers, 20-21 at last games at lamb bow

field. they added about 70,000 more seats. it's a big bounce back spot for the redskins to try to get their first one of the season. i don't see it happen. i put the redskins chances of winning 5%. >> wow. >> but you know what, tony, you nailed it. it's aaron rogers, they had two better receivers defense, for over 100 yards, what is this secondary going to do to combat that. >> the one guy you don't want to face inexperienced that did not play very well last week is aaron rogers, the packers were up 28-24 in that game in san francisco with 7 minutes left in the game. you know, even though the packers defense didn't play that great, they were certainly in and had a chance to win it in san francisco. you know, i hate to use the word flawless, but i think that the skins have to play a flawless game to win this. >> and all four touch down rides

for the packers last week, a tough defense were under three minutes long. we saw the redskins how they struggled with the quick attack of the philadelphia eagles. i wouldn't be shocked to see the same type of pace from the packers this weekend. >> what you have to hope for you, tony is that rgiii takes the scefs the second half -- success of the second half but he started to look more like himself, he ran around a little bit, can he gets the rust off, he took a couple of hits and got back up, but rgiii returns to his form from last season. >> the other thing you have going for is k doesn't think they should a chance to win. and he is wrong. redskins fans still have hope. >> still have hope because of that. >> gentlemen, good to talk to you. we will talk to you again on monday. sports junkies, 106.7fm the fan. online lating. >> yes. >> big deal, not so taboo

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owe involve from size on age, rel june and various hobbies to iphone apps that connect you to nearby singles at anytime anywhere. >> our own lauren demarco. >> an expert for a little dating 101. >> i love being here on the morning show. so wi-fi is the new wing man. [ laughter ] >> if you're willing to get into this whole online dating world, then there are so many options for you. how do you make the most out of it? take a look. >> well, saturday night just got taken ♪ >> the days of the church dances are long gone. romance-seeking classified ads went out decade ago. today when it comes to looking for love more and more people are turning to technology. >> i like to say if you're not

dating, you know, online, you're a dating dinosaur. >> michelle of d.c. dating and coaching says the best strategy is to sign up with one proceeded site, and also one specialized site. >> there's so many sites and new sites coming up every single day for every niche for every age group, every race, it's incredible. >> several of the service right side free. clearly they're all growing in popularity and the stigma surrounding online dating is steadily shrinking. >> are you desperate. >> i'm not desperate, i just want to meet new people. i enjoy meeting new people. >> i haven't told a lot of my friend that i used accounts on oc cup id, but i guess it's changing. >> the change is filled by love stories. the virginia couple met on ok can you pied.com. >> you know them from, you know

-- you don't know who they are inside, and those questions will narrow that out, it's almost matmathematical the way they put you together. it was a match made in cyberspace. ironic, because they were living 1.5-mile away from each other, but wouldn't cross paths. >> even if we go to the same grocery store, you don't talk to them. >> social media has become so widespread that many people do feel comfortable qeking through sites like facebook. one of the latest trends in online dating location based smart phone apps it, it works through facebook pulling up photos of nearby users. you swipe left if it's know. this is the new thing, like i swiped left to that. >> but swipe right to someone who has liked you and you can

start up a chat. >> it's like you meet someone at a bar and you just have the luck to see them eye to eye and you can almost tell immediately, should i go for this or isn't i? >> the initial attraction all comes down to that crucial profile pic. experts say if you choose to share an image on any online dating site make sure it's flattering and realistic. >> have you to have phenomenal photos, the selfie in the mirror don't do it. know the difference between preferences and deal breakers. he stopped one client from tossing out an e-mail. >> right as she was droa throwit in the trash. it was someone who is nine years younger than her and it was a different religion. she was insistent that she didn't want to meet him. they have been dating twor almost two years now. >> it's important to be vigilant before sharing personal information or meeting face to

face. if you are uncomfortable creating a profile, depo to organized speed dating events. >> just get out of the house. >> pulling up the web page was a life change for both kristen and carlos. after a year of dating, they are now asking relatives to save the date. carlos popped the question at the d.c. national arbor reed um. >> she said yes 17 times. she came down and started kissing me. it was awesome. >> their big day is set for next june. all right, match maker says that studies show the most important thing for both men and women is a beautiful smile, particularly white teeth so if you are watching this now and your teeth aren't white, you can head to the pharmacy ask take care of that -- and take care of

that real easy. >> smile bright. >> it's nice that i think they used to have -- stigma is a strong word, but sort of a stigma. >> there still is to some extent. asking on the street people would say. >> martha stewart does it, i think we can all do it. >> me being figuratively, you know. >> im going to tell mark. >> don't tell mark. >> be careful. >> but the thing is you got to be careful anyway. >> if you net a stranger in a bar you would have to be careful, too, same thing. >> thank you, lauren. >> thank you much. where are we? >> there we are, dj spike is here are playing the -- dj spice is here playing the tunes, we are going to find out more about him and tell you where you can see him performing, or playing live. >> it's lady's night. >> but it's over 30. >> i am over 30? >> oh, i told on myself.

>> she is barely. >> all right, stay with us. [ phone e ringing ]

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ is that the hottest song right now? >> this is definitely the hottest song out right now. >> i think i'm finally. i don't need to hear it now anymore. >> cut it. >> not you, not you. >> welcome back to the show. we are with dj spice. dean craft is his name. >> which is also an excellent dj name. >> i never thought about it. >> it's like you take craft, but it's dj spice in the interest of full disclosure. we have known each other many, many years, we used to work together at wkys. >> you guys look like friends. >> we are friend. >> we are kind of like brothers, sometimes we hang out. >> get here for a second. anyway, welcome to the show. we are glad to have you here.

>> we got a lot to talk about. i keep mentioning, folks can see you tonight. this is a new venue for you. it's your opening night at this location. casablanca bar and grille. centreville, starts at 9:00. ladies wear your red. just a little something red, it doesn't matter. come on, and have a good time. >> ladies, and. >> what kind of music are you going to play. >> i will play a little bit of everything, your school, my school. [ laughter ] >> what is your favorite, what do you like? >> me personally, i like old school and jazz. i like reggae, and play hey little latin and -- play a little latin and ray in there. >> it says the studio, and you got a first friday's event that you have there. tell us what the studio is, because it's not a club. >> no, not at all. studio is a video production facility, we do t.v. commercials and a couple of t.v. shows and

one of them are the redskins show. we shoot those out of the facility and we have a large theater which seats 250 people for special events, weddings, corporate meetings and things of that nature and we have multimedia so we can scream or film anything you want to do. >> it's pretty amazing. >> on the first friday of every month, you put on what? >> first friday we put on basically an old school-type party. people who want to come, join our e-mail dep go to my space at studio.com. depo and join ougo and join our. if you are on our video list, we will let you know where it is. >> where is the studio. >> in the studio is in sterling, virginia off of route 28. >> and styce,. >> you have an event coming up.

did you get started in radio? >> that is when -- i started kiss as an intern when i was at maryland university. the kid liked what i did, and i stayed there for quite a few years. it was a great time, great people. >> did i see that you're an engineer there as well or somewhere? >> i did do some engineering, it wasn't at kiss. i did engineering at another radio station and i do -- engineering in our facility. >> he is a certified audio. >> i have asked that question because we have all been around radio stations, the typical engineer, i don't know that you would a party can i get a hug, but a man of many talent. >> if you abaca way, you may recognize him from dj spice from classics' club. >> it was the spot. >> it was the spot on sunday. , i got shirts for everybody here. >> thank you. >> the personalities, come on and the hats, grab a hat.

>> thank you very much. >> we love what you do. it's inspirational. >> thanks for having me here. >> dj spice will be with us for the next hour and coming up in the next hour, mayor vincent gray will be

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