. >> dimitri was proud to be a part of the russian gay pride parade over the weekend. a couple of days later, he doesn't feel comfortable kissing his boyfriend in public. >> i prefer be more safe than just express my feeling. >> he was out at laundromat, with his boyfriend, and felt the emotion and wanted to kiss him, but felt, no, not safe. >> it was my decision to not kiss him. i don't know what would happen after that. >> how many people at russian gay pride parade. >> he said about 300 people. >> were people throwing things at them while marching? this is a stretch to say that they feel unsafe if they were able to march, that confro contradictions his point. it seems this is a far cry from the discrimination and intolerance in russia. >> called the nypd and guns, when they were morning during the -- marching during the gay pride parade the cops were there. >> people there to protect you, you act a certain way, versus when you have to go behind closed-doors in a regular setting they will treat you differently. >> i think you should almost just branch away from commu

he understands the challenge and made a real point of getting out in the dimitri simes communities and see what it takes. it has been on some of these bigs and commissioner riley actually took a leadership role saying he feels a very strong passion about making sure americans have access. so i remain hopeful. the way it is done is it it based on old legacy television base. you have a growing demand on a program that has become a broadbrand program. you are hitting a brick wall. folks are thoughtful, willing to take about it. i remain hopeful if we can talk about it using service to do some of the filling in the gaps would be efficient and cost effective way of pushing the broadband out there. you had a legislative conference with a lot of lawmakers on the hill and what is your sense on the prospect of an infrastructure bill? there has been a lot of talk about including broadband in it. he said it would potentially help address your issues. i look at the mood in congress and have been out here for a long time and i have done through the cycles. i think there is something to be said that

what are defensemen doing how do you allow 1 on 2 break and nothing you can hope he does and dimitriis time scoring -- oh, gaez, caps down 2-0. and 2-0 for caps has been good in the play yavoffs. >> nate schmidt first ever career playoff goal ties at two. these are caps. when hopes are highest, sorry. justin schultz somehow mawrkz andre flurry and caps had 38 shots own goal and we havementty of golden opportunities we just have to convert. >> well this nats fan is so young she only knows gonzalez as they've non in 201 >> gio the pitcher drying in the flight at noon and he was player of month for april and may and bryce harper motoring around third. i'm amazed he keeps his helmet on. he usually takes it off to show off the care. that's national league leading 30th rbi. that's the difference nats win 2-1. >> ump show continues in orioles red sox. quick trickier own breaking ball from gooseman. he's' ed and disagrees with the decision. you can see him right there if you can read lips and then in the fifth adam jones who is having quite the week in boston doesn't like striking out shows

the pictures would have pleased kremlin spokesman dimitri peskov who in a quiet back room at the hockey explained that any mention of washington is so toxic in russia that real relations are a long way off. >> it's quite difficult about mr. trump to speak about willingness. he is definitely under a huge pressure who still argue his presidency. by those who still cannot accept that he has a stake in t united states. by those who cannot, cannot accept, uh, accept the fact that they had lost. the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. >>> there's been new attention focussed on the wo

host: dimitri, oakland, california, line for democrats. good of morning. and calle caller: -- host: are you with us? stick by your phone if you call in this morning. phone numbers, democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. caitlin owens is morning. here talking about what was happening over the recess, not just town halls topening, but we're starting see advertisements hitting their airwaves about the healthcare is being n that crafted here, one from the ridge project at progressive organization. this is their ad may 9th. > gut the american healthcare system to cut taxes for the rich. it just has the house and it breaks all tluchl's -- trump's promises. take care of everybody. >> millions will lose health insurance. protect peep welpre-existing conditions? >> i doll that. >> it does the opposite. medicare are attacks and medicaid. >> many older americans can lose insurance. >> let's hold members of congress accountable. in 24 hat ad run republican districts, the licans who voted for republican american healthcare act.

the pictures would have pleased kremlin spokesman dimitri peskov, who in a quiet back room at the hockey arena explained his concern that any mention of russia is now so toxic in washington that real improvement in relations is a long w >> it's quite difficult for mr. mr. trump to cooperate with russia, even if it is in the interest of the united states. what is the ridiculous part of this story... >> kris: >> reporter: so you're afraid he's now hemmed in? >> well, he's definitely under huge pressure... >> reporter: not to -- >> by those who can still not accept that he's the head of state in the united states, by those who cannot accept the fact that they have lost to mr. trump. >> reporter: scott, the russians had high hopes they would get along well with the trump administration, but it's all gone terribly wrong and relations haven't been this bad since the end of the cold war, so they're looking for any opportunity to build on at the moment. however, all that didn't put mr. putin off his game today. he went on to score seven goals. >> pelley: not even vladimir putin checks elizabeth

on the line for democrats, dimitri. dimitri, are you with us? stick by your phone if you want to call in this morning. you were talking about go about what was happening over the recess. we are starting to see some advertisements hitting the airwaves about the health care legislation being crafted here. one of those was from the bridge project. this is their ad from may 9. taxes and gott the health care system. it just passed the house and it breaks all of trump's thomases. but millions would lose health insurance. it does the opposite. trumpcare a tax medicaid and medicare. >> millions of older americans can lose coverage. >> and your member of congress voted for it. let's hold them accountable. one in 24 republicans who voted for the american health care act, i just want to get your thoughts on the message strategy used there. the republicans are very well aware this is political -- politically risky. president trump campaigned on these promises that he would protect everybody and that pre-existing conditions would be protected. ,t does violat

sam dimitri from the adam smith institute, what you make of this proposal, it's very least bad way toe the era of nationalisation when we saw underinvestment, overcrowded trains and the famous british rail train —— british rail sandwiches. when railways were privatised, there were about half a billion railwayjourneys a year. now there are overa billion railwayjourneys a year. now there are over a billion. it has led to increased usage. that is not a fa ct to increased usage. that is not a fact that has been brought about by the activity of private companies, it is really the fact that people need trains, they like using their devices on trains, their run many more students, people don't like travelling by car, it cuts congestion. all those factors. it's not any thing these wonderful private companies have done because they don't do much. if you look at they don't do much. if you look at the chart and it's quite remarkable, you see a dramatic turning point. as soon as the train companies went into private hands, there was a massive increase in passenger numbers. we saw a tenfold increa

daniel and his friend dimitri come here to fressbud for the bratwursts and the spiessbraten.ated, rotisseried shoulder of pork. >> server: mayo? >> daniel: mayo. mayo. >> anthony: oh yeah. oh, i feel so ashamed. drunor sober, good is good and i wanthis. you want this. we all want this, right? where did currywurst come from? i mean, this is a truly fiendish idea. it sounds like a really bad idea. >> daniel: nobody knows, really. >> anthony: nobody knows, it just appeared one day. ordinarily i'm totally against mayonnaise on fries. >> dimitrios: yeah, they don't even ask you sometimes. yeah, they just put it on there. >> daniel: and they will put like 50 cents for mayonnaise. >> anthony: man, that's good. the legend is cologne is very accepting of new cultures, accepting of new obviously cuisine. why? >> daniel: that's a good question. >> dimitrios: i guess we have a lot of gay people here. people say it's like the san francisco of germany. >> anthony: it's a very catholic town. catholics are not notoriously, you know, pro, you know, gay friendly. what happened here? >> dimitri

he has a big tournament today. >> at least training camp. >> also actor dimitri martin will be here,eauty expert shares some gym bag beauty searches all coming up on good day in 45 minutes. stay with us. back after this. after this. ♪ ♪ with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >> 8:14 right now. rough morning the commute is terrible this morning. >> it is terrible. >> we need some help, tuck. >> from weather perspective things couldn't be nicer. >> and. >> it's time for cuteness our favorite time of the day. fox5 cuteness of the day. >> aww. >> fox5 first five. >> hello. >> sweet face. >> sort of a penn seive look, isn't it. >> cutie pie. >> this is gabrielle. two years old. he loves to play basketball so he's probably excited about the game tonight. right. >> i think so. >> even though it will be on late. >> and copy everything that his big brother does. >> day brielle is so cute. i kind of do that with steve. >> that should be a meme face. >> right. it's like saying, now what are

. >> joining us live in the studio this morning is dimitri martin himself. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> i like this story. your father passed away. >> yes. >> at an early age in his 40s. >> i was 20 when my father passed. >> it connected with me. my father passed away in his 40s as well. >> i'm sorry. >> is this you dealing with your own father's death? this is your directal debut as well. >> i usually do jokes. i'm a stand-up comedian. when it came time to tell a personal story, i wanted to deal with something that i experienced that my family went through. it is fiction. in the movie i have a dad. in real leave i lost my father. i knew i wanted to make up a story instead of reporting any own personal story. i thought that would make it worth while to tell a story. >> do you remember when your dad died, what you need is a good weekend on the town. snap out of it. people mean well but it could be the last thing that you need to hear. >> we all deal with loss. it is so universal yet you don't lead with it. you don't want to talk abo

festivals me and you i was at the greek festival saint sophia's big shout out and big shout out to father dimitriepresenting with my greek letters but i realize it's this kind of greek festival. but still, look at that smile. he was super nice and just -- i believe you're right. the cooler temperatures made it, you know, more bearable. less -- little bit less of a crowd. um-hmm. >> so great. shout out to the saint sophias' community. sitting proudly on mass avenue in the district. >> a great weekend. >> today uh not so much. >> get the rain out of the way so we can have sunshine for the end of week when we get into our holiday. reagan national 59. rain showers continue here for a couple more hours. i think we've got break midday and then we may see a few additional showers with a cold front develop later this afternoon but the bulk of the rain shower activity should lift north and east with this warm front in the next couple of hours. and just generally cloudy this afternoon. 75 and you can see we stay moody tuesday, wednesday, thursday. we'll go to break and then coming right up afterwards, good