. ♪ >>> celebrating the life of chuck brown.i>bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked croissant. america runs on dunkin'. >>> contramfortably cool and dr right now. maybe just a few sprinkles to contend with. as we move toward the mid and late plorpg hour, we'll begin to track scattered rain. and by 3:00 if you're coming home from work early, rain and storms by 6:00, sunshine coming out and temperatures in the mid-70s. now, more rain and potentially even a few rumbles of thunder in the forecast tomorrow. here is a snapshot of future weather tomorrow afternoon around 3:00 p.m. chuck will have more details coming up, but now things over to melissa. >>> still a problem with metro. is this an arcing insulator, work understand way, but red line single tracking between friendship heights and van ness because of that problem here this mornin

the new song by the chuck brown band.one of several original gogo songs set to be released tomorrow as part of the inaugural gogo music day, death. mark has exclusive. ♪ >> i'm really excited that will sl a day foregogo. this is d.c.'s music, our music. it's about time that we have our day. ♪ >> gogo bands like the junkyard band will be releasing new songs tomorrow. for the chuck brown band, it is the first original song in more than two years. ♪ born in the city >> it's called "show me love." it's what chuck brown was about, showing the city love. he loved the city and the music. >> those who knew him best, one of chuck brown's dreams was not only to see this music grow, but to see more original songs from gogo bands. >> originality was my father's main goal in music. he had a lot of cover tunes, but he also made the hit songs that made hsome money. >> it doesn't get the exposure it once did. >> we don't get it. in the 1990s, we would have them nonstop. we would have five or six songs in rotation, and we don't get it any

raised me >>> that tune is called love", from the chuck brown band.aring it for the first time here. time flies. news 4 reports, his legacy lives on in his family and with a whole lot of new music being released as part of a huge go go weekend. >> reporter: chuck brown was larger than life. created a brand of music that became the d.c. sound. his daughter kk shared the stage with her dad for years and carries on today. she says emotions still run deep, when she sings her dad's songs. >> always, like a cry baby. i cry all the time, because i remember, before he passed way, he told us he didn't want us crying. you miss him. that's the emotional side. but yeah, i get emotional. >> the band will release the first original song in more than two years. it is a song that hits home for the man who now fronts the ch uk brown ban ♪ born in the city ♪ chuck brown raised me ♪ some people said we couldn't make it ♪ >> it is so much of a struggle for a lot of the inner city youth. >> friday will be the first day, and several brands will release new songs. they'll a

in a few minutes, the event to remember the gold father of go-go chuck brown. >> but first get ready for another day of rain. the drops are already starting to move in. let's get right to amelia draper. no good news here. >> and either he's a little breezy on the weather deck. i brought the small umbrella out and don't need it right nows but you can see on radar there are scattered light showers moving through the area right now. this moves in mainly during the mid-morning hours. so the early morning commuters, mainly dry. some patchy fog, low 60s. scattered rain by 9:00 a.m. and then coming home if you're leaving work early on this friday the 13th, rain and s temperatures in the mid-70s. more rain tomorrow. chuck has that this ten minutes. now over to melissa. >>> breaking news in frederick county. eastbound 70 shut down after east patrick street. a three car crash near a construction zone. p so that is slowing things quite a bit. george washington parkway southbound near turkey run, left lane blocked because of a pothole. northbound georgia avenue after university, work zone still

. >> ♪ >>> the chuck brown band alongbw with other go go artists willl release new music today in honorthe late chuck brown.ro monday marks the fourth fou anniversary of his death of tomorrow night you can catchou c the chuck brown band and other acts at the howard theater.d t >> and on good day you canan catch the backyard band --an junkyard band.nk it's all good go go either way.y. they're here on good day d.c.ayd 10:00 a.m. don't miss this. thi it's going to be live.ng to be . >> let's get to gary mcgradygary right now and talk weather.ea >> i'm checking the buildings bd out there this morning it's t still drizzly and we have fogy e in place.in pce not for everybody, though.thou let's show you.le out to the west winchester hascs about the lowest visibility right now.ri most of us no problems. pblem i'll keep an eye on this outp an there because the clouds arecaus fairly low in spots. spo again with the drizzle, too. too look how mild the temperaturespa are. just about everybody coming in the lower 60's this morning. winchester lower vicinity but lw lower temperature, too.te you're si

original recordings to mark four years since chuck brown, the godfather of go go dd.e left behind a musical legacy still growing. the song you're hearing now is the new song released by his band in more than two years. frank syria says it honors brown and the city he loved so much. >>. ♪ born in the city ♪ chuck brown raised me ♪ some people said we couldn't make it ♪ >> it's so much of a struggle for a lot of the inner city youth. it made me want to sing it more, you know what i mean. hopefully the rest of the city will get on board with it. >> the band will release more music tomorrow, as will rare essence and the junkyard band, all part of the inaugural gogo music day. a big concert at the howard theater. coming up at the next hour, hear more of the song and find out why the weekend will be so emotional and so important for the d.c. music scene. of course, we have links and tickets to the show and new music. >>> dc is changing so quickly, you hope that legacy survives. >> i think it will. >>> she has done a lot in her life, except graduate college. this weekend, th

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that includes the chuck brown band which you see here, plans to release new music in brown's honor. music day features events this weekend and monday marks four years since the death of brown, guitarist and innovator who cultivated d.c.'s own funk sound go-go during the 1970s. >> an tonight show with jimmy fallon last night. >> sort of literally. she sang beautifully but had trouble keeping her balance. take a look. she just finished singing her new song me to when she tripped up on her high heels. we can all relate. yes. we know what that feels like. grammy award winner was not seriously hurt and in a show of support fallon got down on the stage right beside her. trainer talked about that tumble on the "today" show. >> i was so excited. first time ever performing that. >> oh, my gosh. >> live. that was the first time. so when i got to the end i was like yes, come on -- i killed it. and i swung down too quickly and you can see my ankle is just -- >> trainor's new album dropped today. >> oh, you didn't. >> yeah, i did. >> yes, you did. >> yeah, i did. >> friday the 13th, folks, as yo

. >> we have musicians, they played with go go music legend chuck brown.t's national missing child day. wusa 9 throughout the newscast, we will show the faces of >> stay tuned and if you recognize anyone. >> pay attention. >> i love that they are getting light to this. >> it's called national missing children's day. really it's an international day. we will tell you more about that. >> take care of the kids and get them back home. >> on a lighter note, last night on the late late show, james corden challenged the anne hathaway to a rap battle. the two went at each other but ultimately ann won. [singing].

chuck brown band performing a special show to mark thesh to anniversary of his loss.s the firstht annual d.c. go-go new music day. yesterday, should you garr bear and ee will be performing sofo sounds like a great way to trick.tr or pay tribute.bu. >> yeah. >> they were in here yesterday.d i couldn't stop watching theg video.de everyone was jamming in here. he >> oh, good. goo >> so full of live. liv how is the weather for us? goog okay. so we do have some thunderstorms later this afternoon but i think by evening time everything isves kind of moved out.kindf mo it will be better. >> good. >> hard to believe we do. bieve we'll get to the forecast int just a minute. the sun is out right now. out r so nice. so n but let's get to something elsee that is always nice.s ways >> more sunshine. >> yeah. it. >> of this is layla.f she is our fox5 first five off the morning. morng layla is eight months old.. she loves watching fox5 with heh parents and her mom says she's e ready for the sunshine to retu return. layla this day is just for you.r >> yeah.>> >> a little outdoor baby.

chuck, thank you. a midnight deadline. governor brown has less than seven hours to decide on six bills that would crack down on tobacco. one would raise the legal age to buy top bako products from 18 to 21. another would regulate the i cigarettes. the governor can sign, veto or return the bill to the legislature. otherwise they automatically become law. >> when the subject is dogs that rescue people, we typically think of those who maybe go to work after some sort of man made disaster. >> our next story is about a dog saving a man in a much quieter but powerful way. nbc bay area's garvin thomas is here. >> tom kowalski lost the fingers on his left hand years ago in an industrial accident. he said honestly that wasn't too much of a burden to overcome. losing his eyesight years later was. he only overcame it with the help of others, both human and animal and now wants to help them in return. >> good boy. >> reporter: in a world where people talk all the time about counting steps, tomko wall ski still speaks in miles. tom and his dog dynamo

when chuck berry sang a brown eyed handsome man, it wasn't so hard to understand the hero he was celebrating was little richard pennyman. thank you. the first record i ever asked my mom to buy for me was a 78 -- anybody here besides me ever owned ai 78 record? tell the youngster was we're talking about. and he sang, it was keep a knockin'. it was the crazy, wild song. you know, if i recite the lyrics i feel like pat boone, keep a knockin' but you can't come in. ♪ keep a knockin' but you can't come in ♪ ♪ keep a knockin' but you can come in ♪ ♪ keep a knockin' but cyou can come in ♪ ♪ come back tomorrow night try it it against♪ a rock 'n' roll hymn to close doors but continuing aspiration. the music changed me. i know it inchanged you. i'm ready for more change. you ready for change? you ready for change, everybody? you ready for change? [ applause ] get ready to be changed! i'm a word man but i don't have the words to describe our next performer. he is incandescent, luminescent, 180 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal, tower of power too sweet to be sour a man with a tan and a plan and i'

chuck, thank you. and just in, about 30 minutes ago, governor brown signing five out of six bills that crack down on tobacco. now, among the new rules. 21 is the new 18. the legal age to buy tobacco products here in california, will now be changed to 21 years old. and another bill regulates e-cigarettes treating them like cigarettes or chewing tobacco. that rule will take affect in 90 days. a measure was vetoed to allow counties to decide the tax on the tobacco. >>> a shouldity from the air from our bay area chopper over a san jose health clinic, where a tiny amount of a chemical caused a chemical scare. what happened, robert. >> reporter: well, peggy, it's interesting, it was only one ounce of that material. one ounce of that chemical that caused the commotion, people were having an immediate reaction and that is all that people knew. the fire department was not taking chances, even though this was a small amount of the chemical. it went to a full response. the hazardon -- the hazardous team and others responded. some were taken to the hospital for deacontamination. >> ultimately the scene looked worse tha

chuck todd says clinton may be considering nominee. take a listen. >> couple of names have come up, and i just want your take quickly on each. s sherrod brown, tim kaine. >> i think they are the most important front-runners. they're do-no-harm candidates. they're both disciplined and very good. from what i understand hillary clinton is looking for a governing partner, not just somebody that will help her on the ticket. and both have a lot of experience. sherrod brown can help with the bernie sanders supporters and tim kaine being a former governor. >> and our poll find minority voters still favor clinton over trump, but independent voters are leaning towards the business mogul. this morning's poll has a margin of error of plus and minus 1.2%. >>> well, a candidate running for virginia's eighth congressional district should have checked his tabs before posting a screenshot of his facebook page. google result but accidentally showed his browser with pornography tabs. webb seemed unphased and even re-posted the screen shot with long explanation, 12,000 words worth, also noted it helped his facebook page. district includes arlington county and

brown this long, or are you surprised he did it before the primary? >> i'm actually pleased he did it. i'm not surprised. i think his letter says it all, chuck. hillary is the best qualified person to implement the vision that she is bernie share to deal with income inequality and get wages rising again. i'm thrilled he did it. i look forward to hillary coming out here and spending five days. obviously she wants to win california and that will be a very good sign heading into the convention to give her extra momentum. >> you had an experience, sort of, running against a celebrity turned politician, i say sorta. there were 180 of them running in that whole bizarre, the way that worked. but obviously you struggled to sometimes breakthrough and yet here you were the sitting governor, and the attention was being paid to gary coleman, or arnold schwarzenegger, or huffington, whoever was running in the moment. what's your advice to hillary clinton, because she's running against somebody who understands media in ways that you mere elected officials are not as experienced with. >> just to be herself. i mean, hillary clinton is a doer. i remember in t

chuck norris is here next. ohomestyle sounds good.. country style, not without it's charms. brown sugar hickory.-serve vegetarian? sure! there are no rules here. bush's beans. what's your favorite flavor? gegiving up all the thingsan she loves to do. it should just mean, well, finding new ways to do them. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to provide help with personal care, housekeeping, and of course, meal preparation. oh, that smells so good. aw, and it tastes good, too. we can provide the right care, right at home. >>> time now for your "news by the numbers." 20,000, that's how many convicted immigrants homeland security released last year. among those convicted of hundreds of thousands of crimes including murder and sexual assault. >>> $25.2 million, that's how much money the university of california's president janet napolitano just set aside to support undocumented students. the university's ten campuses are public and taxpayer funded. >>> finally, $13 million, that's how many of your tax dollars were stolen by criminals who organized the country's largest f