allison: wow. -lemonis: you want to see? allison: yeah. i would love to see it. lemonis: let's go. what became available was a building right next to sweet pete's. it's a 17,000-square-foot building... allison: wow. lemonis: it's three floors. ...that gives me the opportunity to increase our internet and wholesale business, host more parties, conduct more classes. i mean, honestly, it opens up a whole new world. allison: look at all the windows. it's nice. lemonis: it's got great bones, solid walls, but the inside, it looks just like the first building did -- a war zone. peter: holy... allison: yeah, that's a little -- [ laughs ] lemonis: this building is gonna cost me just under $1 million, and i'll have to spend another $1 million to get it right -- a $2 million investment. i've already spent close to $4 million at sweet pete's, and this will take my total investment to $6 million. peter: you could take the third floor and make that retail space, too. lemonis: in order to be successful in busines

allison: rafael nadal claimed his 10th title yesterday. it took that opportunity to put a sports metaphor on its front page. macron clinches the game. you can see his adversaries. it is hard to recognize them. pen and thee le socialist leader. thank you so much for that look at the paper. thank you so much for watching "france 24." stay tuned. we are going to take a quick break. we will be back in a few minutes with more headlines. narrator: the following program is an original p production ofof link tv. next up, conveniencee undercover. meet the maskeked shoe shiners of bolivia and some other unusual entrepreneurs. all part of link tv's "viewchange" film contest. announcer: "viewchange" is about people making real p progress in tackling the world's toughest issues. can a story change the world? see for yourself in "viewchange." small business. big impact. narrator: whetether it's carving cobblestones or farming cocoa, a new business can be the best ticket out of poverty, and in the developing world, small businesses have a big impact for

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allison, never again will there be hurricane allison. >> i was retired. >> you were retired in 2001.of rain. >> six, 90-degree days so far in 2017 and hurricane season ends every year on november 30th. >> yeah, maureen wins. >> the grades have come in. >> yes! >> i like that picture. that is great picture of me. >> a plus for both of you. >> don't worry about it we got a pluses. >> mostly for professor all year. have great summer, kids! i'm out. ♪ you'll miss it that much. >> oh. i only visit every once in a a blue moon. >> erin you get a plus, too. >> thank you. i was feeling a little left out. >> i know. >> i didn't want to advertise. >> i know. come over to the remedial class. that's where we're hanging out. >> right now traffic is really backed up on the inner loop by saint barnabas road. we're seeing a crash blocking two lanes so it's backing up for self miles in addition to we have metro delays as we take closer look there normal service resumed to shady grove on the red line earlier malfunction at silver spring watch for residual delays and silver line delays and some blue and

wisdom and allison, good morning. >> caitlin good morning.he district gearing up for the pride parade. >> we're going to talk about james comey because he was pretty blunt and to the point where it came to answering questions about his interaction with president trump. we'll talk about what we learned from his hearing. we're back in just 30 seconds. >> 6:11 is the time right now. now to former fbi director james comey's testimony on capitol hill yesterday. top republican and democrat members of the senate intelligence committee say they believe comey told the truth. >> fox5's annie yu joins us with more now. annie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison and wisdom. james comey unloaded on the man who fired him from the fbi saying president trump lied but comey did stop short of saying the president broke the law. >> the adminisat chose to defame me. those were lies plain and simple. >> reporter: in hours of testimony, james comey detailed how the president pressed him for loyalty, specifically in the russia investigation which the f

allison tolman, everybody.g denver comedy works on august 2nd and 5th. and you can see him on television. right now please welcome chris charpentier. [ cheers and applause ] . >> hello. hello. thank you so much for having me. this is a real treat. i will make with the funny in just a second. but first i've got to ask you guys sxhg. do you find it annoying when someone gives themselves their own nickname? yeah? what about someone who refers to themselves in the third person? yeah? okay. well, daddy does both. [ laughter ] you're just going to have to deal with it. that's right. this happened to daddy on the way down this evening. [ laughter ] i stopped to get a pack of cigarettes and the guy behind the counter asked m look, i understand i don't look 34 years old. which i am. but i think it's pretty clear i'm old enough to buy cigarettes. you know? i've been doing that for a long time. so i was like, whatever. and i gave the guy i.d. and he turned around to get the cigarettes. and while i was doing that i looked

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allison tolman, everybody.ed miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. >> jimmy: our gex nest next guest headlining denver comedy works on august 2nd and 5th. and you can see him on television. right now please welcome chris charpentier. [ cheers and applause ] . >> hello. hello. thank you so much for having me. this is a real treat. i will make with the funny in just a second. but first i've got to ask you guys sxhg. do you find it annoying when someone gives themselves their own nickname? yeah? what about someone who refers to themselves in the third person? yeah? okay. well, daddy does both. [ laughter ] you're just going to have to deal with it. that's right. this happened to daddy on the way down this evening. [ laughter ] i stopped to get a pack of cigarett

i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey. we talk about how bright it is out there this morning. >> i know, right. >> capitol dome illuminated in sunlight at 6:00 a.m. first up at 6:00 almost one month to the day president trump fired james comey the former director will go before congress to give his first spoken account of the matter. >> written testimony has been released to provide a glimpse into what he'll tell congress k allies and critics already picking it apart. fox5's melanie alnwick is live on the hill with the latest now. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good mgoodmorning, guys. this written testimony providing quite the preview. it certainly is let's say an interesting read. some people say some of the evidence of obstruction of justice while others say a few statements are supportive of the president. president trump demanded and expected loyalty and attempted to persuade the now former fbi director to back off of an investigation of his national security adviser michael flynn's alleged ties to russia. that from

notice on the side eye maureen is giving allison.ting on your man who is not really your man but that's your man. [laughter] >> right. don't ask one more -- >> al. >> don't ask one more thing. >> do you like that one. >> i love that one. >> i snapped it yesterday. >> that's your picture, erin. >> uh-huh. >> it was fun. >> what a great sport. >> send us your memes. maybe fourth of july related memes. >> should get some great ones. >> uncle sam related memes. >> we were talking about yesterday when al be sure was on good day t let's check out who is on the good day guest list today. must stop for "game of thrones" fans second best place on earth. "game of thrones" will get that one going because tucker ander erin are heading out to the "game of thrones" pop-up bar. you're excited. >> i can't wait. >> the where are my dragons. we will get our fill of celeb news and dirt with the help of page 6tv plus dr. phil opens up about the medical condition he's been dealing with for 25 years. >> we're getting our fill fran >> we're going to the bi

allison, i'll toss it over to you. >>> all right.chen manager at amy's cafe, and hello. >> hi, how are you. >> it's nice to meet you. >> good morning. >> so i know we're here to talk about the food but please give me the 22nd recap of the historic building you're in. >> building was built by man named basil gordon we think it was -- we know it was over 200 years ago but because of records were lot of we're not positive how old the building. >> right. >> he was an em pour, export business. business flourish, then it became field hospital during the civil war. >> right. >> field hospital during the civil war. right. >> then later it became a roadside diner. >> yes. >> where people could pull up in their cars, horn their horning and they come out. >> the first drive in. >> the modern drive through. >> with the food i love it. >> no roller skates because it was all gravel. >> i love it. >> last ten years or so it's been amy's calf may, right. >> last ten and a half. >> it's american fair naturally. >> comfort food. >> comfort food what w

tucker let's start with you. >> thank you, allison.ve thunderstorms back in the forecast.

. - actually the first thing was with allison anders. - first thing was an allison anders movie. talk about that. - called border radio, there were a bunch of other la musicians who were part of it. we had no idea what we were, well they sort of had an idea what they were doing. they had been to ucla, and allison and kurt voss and dean lent were kind of all three running the camera and directing and writing and everything like that. and she would say, okay we're gonna do this thing. bring the blue flannel shirt that you were wearing. i look in my close there's like three or four blue flannel shirts. - which one, right. - i had no idea, i picked up the one, brought it to the thing, did the thing. and then they cut this stuff together and i walk out of one door with one blue flannel shirt, and walk into the other. walk into the phone booth with a completely different blue flannel shirt on. - what interested you about acting as opposed to music? as opposed to music? - i think it was just a little more internal, - i think it was just a little more internal, a little more. a little mo

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i'm really excited about that. >> thank you allison. time there's pockets in dress i get really excited about it. right now 270 southbound disable vehicle at 28 adding to the mix of congestion coming down into rockville from germantown. so that's a big area of slow traffic right now. from north at that point in urbana down to the beltway closer to about 50 minute delay right knowledge inbound new york avenue right lane block after north capitol street with that crash. 295 northbound a crash at south capitol street. southbound side heavy as usual. northbound from the bottom side of the beltway on through slow. in oxon hill the inner loop is sluggish as usual. that's look at traffic. >> coming up next sprint in talks with two major cable giants trying to team up to improve its service area. >>> and later, this morning on good day d.c., we're talking makeup. the struggle is real for so many when it comes to finding the right shade of makeup. your foundation, right? a beauty and cosmetics boutique is on a perfect match tour. they're stoppin

hey, allison. >> hey.l good. >> okay. >> thy'd rathe rather see you. >>> stanley cup returning to pittsburgh for the consecutive year. the penguins the first time in nearly two decades to repeat as champion with a two-zip win over nashville. patrick the talk of the town -- they became the talk of the town because of that run. sydney crosby became just the third player to be named playoff m.v.p. for the second year in a row. >> i'm really happy to be part of this group and, you know, a good chunk of the guys are returning from last year so it's pretty special. you know, we set out to try to go back to back. we knew it was going to be difficult but, you know, i think that's -- that's probably where the most joy comes out of is just knowing how difficult it is now to -- to go back to back and knowing that we overcame all of those things. >> still no word yet on when the parade will be held in pittsburgh to celebrate the penguins' championship and again, they beat our team and they win the championship. >> tuc

erin. >> thank you allison. big disruptions on northeast corridor.ional disruption aside from service us is speption d.c. and philadelphia amtrak hopes to help us how long that track closure. pep and camden lines disruned and southbound penn limited service to new carl ton. you can d.c. waerps can use metro option. nobody northbound. >> keep in mind to twitter activity northbound penn passengers should board trains to baltimore to give you that one. if you are take the brunswick line that is on time and not impacted union station by the pen camden line disruption. we have metro delays as well for you. blue line earlier malfunction because of thatsh usilver line experiencing residual delays. we'll let you know if there's metro bus delays. if you have any questions picking your rail line option this morning @erinfoxdc on twitter and we'll look at roads and commute around the dmv next. back to you allison and ste county where police need help identifying a man who attacked a father, who was holding his toddler. this happened last saturday spencers gifts

good morning i'm hall allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> right now at 6 breaking news as police investigate a deadly accident that happened in prince george county 1:40 silver hill road near pennsylvania avenue district heights. one person was killed when right now the westbound lanes silver hill closed pennsylvania >> head overseas developing over nooingt a stern work and planned to carry out new chemical weapons attack and as identified potential preparations that lookly result in mass murder in response the trump administration issued a warning saying if mr. saant con dingts a mass murder attack con duging weapons he and military would pay a heavy price. and chemical weapons killed dozen of civilians and prompted a missile trying on syrian missile base. >> and a live look at capitol hill and. >> and steve and allison the numbers from the congressional budget office not what republican senators were looking for and it now appears there were five who say they cannot support this bill in its current form. and that would guarantee failure. a

good morning. >> good morning. >> yeah. >> that's right allison.ks about how she was cruising downtown was a teenager. >> i used to come down here a little bit as well in my younger years. >> okay. georgetown completely changed but also the same as it's always been. it's a fun place to come out. >> they've done so much in pre serving the historical aspects of georgetown. new businesses and new fun places to visit which is why we have that all highlighted in our five must stops for georgetown. >> back in the day i used to do these voice overs now they let people people more skilled than me do it. >> they just like to share the wealth. i was honored to do this one. let's take look. ♪ number five, book hill. named for near pool book hill park, this quaint area is home to the georgetown galleries, boutiques antique shops and bakeries. >>> number four, the exorcist steps. infamous movie scene shot on these stairs which still a tracks fans today. for those who prefer exercise over exorcize, up as part of their morning wor workout. number three, baked and

annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, steve and allison. that's right, the modified travel ban starts today. and this all happenin earlier this week, the supreme court cleared the way for this. dulles international airport is one of the airports where the new travel policy will be put to the test. >> no muslim registry. >> reporter: we have seen the protests before when a travel ban first went into effect back in january. this time more warning for travelers but still some potential confusion. just days after the supreme court overruled lower courts that had blocked the ban, today the administration will begin limiting travelers >> they can't ban everybody. >> reporter: no, they can't and secretary of homeland security john kelly was asked about the new policy at an appearance yesterday talking about a cautious approach. >> i told my folks that i didn't want to come anywhere near, close to getting cross-wise with the court. >> reporter: and to follow the court's guidance travelers from the countries in question will have to move they have s

good morning, steve and allison.t more detail and maybe some identification from montgomery county police later on this morning. this is the scene right here where the car was found. you can still see bits of shatteredla street where apparently it appears these people were shot will they were sitting in the vehicle and the shooter or shooters were just not -- we're not sure at this point shooting into the vehicle. this all started about 10:46 last night. 911 got a call from someone on the street reporting the sound of shots fired. so six district officers came here to the 8200 block of gallery court in gaithersburgs it's montgomery village near the airpark off east village drive. there they found this blue honda when we got here on the scene the doors were open, there was glass on the ground. montgomery county police say that they located two victims inside the vehicle suffering from those gunshot wounds and say that those two people died on the scene. we did have some information from another source saying that the

good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning, allison and holly.e actually outside the nightclub where if i step out of the way, you can see the memorial that has grown here in the past year or so and the foot traffic here overnight has been steady but it was heaviest earlier tonight actually around between 1:00 a.m. and i would say 3 a.m. because very early this morning, there was a ceremony held here, a private ceremony inside the gates of this memorial just for the families of the 49 the pulse nightclub shooting. so, it started at 1:45 a.m. this morning and ended shortly after 2:00 and guys, just for a little context for you, 1:45 a.m. a year ago today, people would have been laughing and dancing and smiling inside this club and by 2:02 in the morning, the following -- by 2:02 that morning, lives had been changed forever. so, that was the significance of the ceremony earlier this morning. there are ceremonies planned throughout the day here today and orlando all over this city but that's one this morning so far has just been for the families of

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allison and steve. >> erin thanks.et's get to the news and congressional hearings may not usually be that exciting but today one of the exceptions. could be a blockbuster. >> just about three hours former fbi director james comey fired by president trump will break his public silence and s tell his side of the story. how much pressure did the president put on comey. fox5's melanie our live team coverage on capitol hill this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that preview was released yesterday in advance of today's hearing. one senator who read it said it reads like a tom clancy novel. one notable thing is that in these statements comey confirms he told then president-elect trump he was not personally under investigation and the president reacting very positively to that. now, comey says he started making these memorandums after his very first meeting january 6th at trump tower and he says he sat in the fbi car and typed them into a laptop and decided to continue that practice going forward but also addi

and if jim and allison could agree, then we'd have a deal. i will put up to $450,000 to satisfy the payables as needed. i will have 51%. you will have 49%. jim: no, that's not gonna happen. lemonis: what if we make, for a wage, $1.00 for every pie that we sell? -do we have a deal? -jim: we have a deal. lemonis: and with the deal done, i made my first and most important move. i have to tell you we need you here. and this is more important than any pie we'll ever make, but i'm gonna need your help. you're gonna be our leader here, okay? tammy: okay. lemonis: but in order for you to be able to have a good peace of mind, i'm gonna give you six months worth of pay, and i'm gonna pay you $1,000 a week so you don't have to bartend. tammy: [ laughs ] lemonis: okay? tammy: [ sniffles ] thank you. lemonis: the reason that i did the deal is because i knew that if i had somebody like tammy that the chances of it succeeding were significantly greater. if we don't make it, we don't sell it. everything's $1! come on in! we made room for our $200,000 overhau

good morning. >> allison maureen good morning.reat. >> i wanted to say great coverage yesterday on the alexandria shooting. you guys did a phenomenal job. >> horrible story. >> i know. the coverage was incredible. you, bob and everybody involved, holly it was amazing. >> thanks kevin. >> thank you. >> i'm in los angeles, i'm out here for a movie called the house which is the starring will ferrell and amy poehler. that movie, that's the film that had the story in regards to mariah carey. i believe we covered it probably in celebrity dish on our station where she was reportedly being a diva onset showing up four hours early for a reshoot where she was appearing as herself in the movie, so i want to find out more about that today, hopefully with the cast. but i saw the film last night. the story behind the film is pretty simple its a mom and dad who decide to open up a casino in their house to help pay for their daughter's college. it's pretty unrealistic but i'll have the movie review coming up soon but i'm sitting down with will fe

i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey.s morning. >>> 8:00 on this monday, ju june 26, 2017. here's what's on the fox5 news morning menu. >>> first up, growing anticipation outside of the u.s. supreme court this morning with justices expected to make decision on the president's controversial travel ban. >>> plus, major update on story fox5 was the first to break. prince george's county school system facing a wave of corruption allegations and now maryland's governor larry how began is stepping in. >> and late night tv during daytime hours. watch what happens life with andy cohen coming to w d.c. a channel 20 starting today host himself later this hour. >>> all right. giving you a live look outside right now. this morning's news dominated by traffic troubles, though. so let's get a check up now with erin. >> that's right, allison. serious crash has all lanes of the inner loop completely shut down at van dorn street. traffic is being forced to detour at eisenhower avenue. crash happened before 5:00 o'clock this morning. traff

. >> steve, allison. i got off the phone with a representative from csx who confirmed to me indeed that these were two csx employs ease and he did tell me though they were not track workers they were crew members of a csx train that was on the tracks parallel t t ysx is deeply sad eped by loss of two workers and investigation is still going on. trying to figure out sdangtly why those two workers were on the tracks. they are trained crew members. freight train crew members you can see behind me still a very active investigation. and office of chief medical examiner still back behind those tracks there and it's sort beyond the bend here behind the mobile station this overhead shot as well and hard to see with dmrair of sun and definitely lots of work still here to do. and also, lot of information from people that were on the train. tweeting out that they felt a bump and then the train a screeching halt lot of peoplel hours before they could get on the train and off to another destination the train was three

good morning, i'm annie yu in for allison seymour this morning. who is also hanging out in stafford county. >> i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. let's get to breaking news coming out of fairfax county this morning where police remain on the scene of what they are calling a death investigation. >> it happened along commerce street in springfield plaza. police are also investigating an overnight robbery in that plaza. melanie alnwick live on scene with the latest. mel, what can you tell us. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys so a little bit of updated information from fairfax county police. they were first called to the scene around 2:00 this morning and they were on the other side here where there's a bi told that at that time they found an injured man outside. that man was taken to the hospital where he died. the man did have injuries again but police would not tell us the nature of those injuries, whether we had heard perhaps it could have been a stabbing but i just talked to a homicide detective here and he will not confirm tha

allison? >>> as congress set to consider new sanctions against russia today, the white house is denying the idea that president trump is going to fire the special counsel appointed to oversee the investigation into russia. the administration shot that down after attorney general jeff sessions underwent grilling on capitol hill yesterday. now while in the hot seat sessions defended himsel about his run ins with the russian us ambassador. take look and a listen. >> the suggestion that i participated in nicole lucien n i was aware of nicole lucien with the russian government to hurt this country which i have served with honor for 35 years are or to undermine the integrity our democratic process is appalling and detestable lie. >> the attorney general has recused himself from the russian investigation but his deputy says he would resist any unwarranted calls even from the president to fire the special counsel. sessions also repeatedly refused to discuss private conversations that he's had with pre

good morning i'm allison seymour. >> right off the top following several breaking news stories. power outage in d.c. could affect your commute this morning. >> more on that erin. >> that's rights allison and steve. pepco is alerted for power outage and because of that several traffic light on flash this morning particularly impacting 17 street and mount oliveette and it's causing extra delays out by intersection of bladeens factor extra time. follow police direction and be cautious, back to you. >> now to other breaking news this out of northern virginia a firefighter fell through the floor while fighting a townhouse fire in rest in. it happened this morning and happenedp an hour ago at the home at the 1600 block of green briar court and the firefighter fell into the basement and was taken and taken to restin hospital with non life-threatening injuries. >> and breaking news from iran isis is claiming responsibility for two separate deadly attacks in tie ran. these are images of one gunman piering out window. one attacker blew himself up at parliament and iranian media says a sec

good morning, allison. >> good morning.ty comfortable out there this morning for the most part. we are at 68 degrees, 5 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. the humidity is slowly building and it will stay through your holiday. so all of the weekend will be warm. pretty comfortable for the most part this morning. 57 manassas. high pressure still in place. today i'm not going to rule out a few showers but most areas are going to be dry with a good mix of sun and clouds. 74 by 9:00, by noon, 83. we were in the 70s yesterday at noon and we're headed to about 90 across the area. the assume the there. humidity is there. it's increasing. >>> no accidents at this point. we have construction here on the outer loop of the beltway by route 5, a couple of lanes are closed. traffic looks okay, though. allentown road or pennsylvania avenue, flip that to the inner loop. that's where we're seeing construction. in my quest to find odd areas of construction to tell you about. tiny meeting house road. >> i know where that is. >> there

>> this ninth job with allison janney, the magnificent allison janney.adway play together. we both got cast in the movie "the first wives club." i hope people remember that. it was a wonderful movie. ( applause ) yeah. >> stephen: goldie hawn. >> goldie hawn, bette midler, and the great diane keaton. we were so beyond excited because, "a," we had never been in a movie. and "b" we were dead broke. we were as broke as broke could be. we got there at 6:00 a.m. we wait until 6:00 p.m., and there's a knock on our door, and the assistant director says, "hey, you guys, you're released. goldie hawn has decided she doesn't want the scene to be in the movie, and you guys can go home. and, "a," we were heartbroken, but, boston, we were also like, wow it must be really cool to be a movie star. you get to decide you don't want to do this. but the great news is, we got paid, even