it's a win/win. >> whether jamaal lives or not is not a story line. we thought that would be a big one. >> i need to read the summary of the three morse mep i don't understand that part. >> i don't not at all. >> did you get that? >> no. >> we'll move on. >> it was a fun party tonight. >> it was. >> you all have a good time tonight? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ]. >> these are our die hard happening o a lot of people were so shocked they're like we're out. as soon as the party was over, show was over. these are die harts hanging on that love the show and we had a great time. >> it was wonderful time. i want to thank you all for coming out tonight and thank "fox5" for doing this where magic 102.3 and sister stations. >> lomo and quick wherever they are in the photo booth or d.j. booth thank you very much. they're all packed up. thank you quick, thank you mo it was a party. it was a party. we have to get up in the morning holly i don't know what we'll do. >> what's your secret johnny. >> i don't get up in the morning any movement i don't go to work unt

daddy day before your sells it, he passes away and leave it to marry or jamaal or move it -- or whomever they don't pay any tax. it's called the stepped up basis. it starts off at the basis of what the person inherited that. that cost a treasury $17 billion per year. it affects good people. 3% of the american public who are already wealthy and lasting that they need is another $17 billion tax cut. there's no evidence it increases productivity in any way. that, took 6 billion of you would increase gdp by 2/10 of 1%. raising everybody up and you would have a better educated .ublic cut in half the cost of four-year colleges and another $11 billion reducing the deficit. with ourtart arguing republican friends in the toast mahout cost him much money. we are the ones talking about increased productivity. whether once talking about better training for folks to have jobs in the future. and try to say the recovery act called for cities in the history of the united states. it embedded experts across city hall to help the mayors tackle the biggest problems. new roads and walkways in youngstown, ohi

but if the day before daddy sells it and passes away, god for bid, and leaves it to marry or jamaal or whatever, guess what? they don't pay any tax. it's called stepped up bases. there's no tax paid, because it starts off the basis of what the person who inherited that. you know how much that costs the treasury every year? $17 billion a year. it affects -- they're good people. it affects 0.3% to 0.4% of the american public. they are already wealthy, and they are good people. the last thing they need is another $17 billion tax cut. there's no evidence it increases productivity in any way. it is not a punishment, there is just no evidence. if you took $6 billion of that $17 billion, you'll increase gdp by .2%, raising everybody up. and you're going to have a better educated public, cutting in half the cost of four-year colleges, and you have another $11 billion reduce the deficit. so we've got to start arguing with our republican friends when they start telling us about how all this stuff costs so much money. we're the ones talking about increased productivity. we're the ones talking abo

palmer from southwest philadelphia met racquel bailey and jamaal haul at a different film festival ineles. the new friends hopped in a car that night to take on the town and found themselves on van ness avenue in hollywood at midnight. inspired by their surroundings they started brainstorming with a camera in the car they started improving the script then started rolling and that is how their short drama van ness avenue was born. the trio taking their film fate into their own hands. >> let's create our own. instead of waiting for the big production companies to come knocking at our doors, you know, we're talented and, you know, we're writers creators actors, producers, directors and sometimes all you need are the people that's within your circle. >> how about that? stars on the rise. now they couldn't afford to travel to cannes to see their film at the festival but still if this week weren't exciting fluff for them, how about this? surprising us all with a real hollywood moment. >> 'cause i couldn't do in it cannes i want to do it in my hometown philadelphia. >> oh, my god. >> are you

. >> wrong about jamaal being anl issue. >> we were wrong aboute re w everything so if you haven'tng--t -- >> another spoiler alert. art [laughter] >> come can on. >> i do need to go back andgo b understand the three horse three men. >> yeah, three, four horse men. the only -- it's fun to watcho t with so many people buty peoplet sometimes you miss things 'cause you can't hear as well. l >> and you can't rewind it. i >> there's nothing better than watching that show live witht sw our viewers.our viewers. >> yeah. >> because everyone was going crazy. you hear people screaming at a the screen. see it was a lot of fun.it was a >> that was holly.>> tt wa >> that was holly.>> that was >> right, right. >> after 9 o'clock, all bets alb are off. o >> i tho the show. e that was my apology. apo >> thank you kevin. >> tucker may have the best b news of the day today.day oday >> yeah. sunshine back in the forecast. c let's get to it. we got cloud cover an couple a u sprinkles out there early.thrl what else is flew withflew with temperature in the 50's but the good news is highur pressurs buildin

before daddy sells it and he passes away, god forbid, and leaves it to marry or jamaal or however, guess what? they don't pay any tax. it is called stepped up basis. it starts off at the basis of what the person inherited. you know how much that cost the treasury every year? $17 billion every year. 4/10 of 1% of the good people. it is not a punishment. there is just no evidence. if you took $6 billion of that imaging billion dollars, you are ofng to increase gdp by 2/10 1%, raising everybody up and you are going to have a better educated public, cutting half the cost of four year colleges and you have another $11 billion reduced in the deficit. we have got to start arguing with a republican friends when they start telling us about how all of this stuff costs so much money. we are the ones talking about increased productivity and better training for people, adding jobs in the future. i guess what i am trying to say is the recovery act called for the most aggressive recovery of cities in the history of the united states. it embedded experts to help mayors tackle the problems, new bus syste

but if the day before daddy sells it and passes away, god forbid an leafs toyota mary or jamaal or whatever, guess what? they don't pay any tax. it's called stepped up bases. there's no tax paid. because it starts off the basis of what the person who inherited that. you know how much that costs the treasury every year? $17 billion a year. it affects, they're good people. it affects .3% to .4% of the american public. they're goodpeople, already wealthy, last thing they need is another $700 billion tax cut. there's no evidence it increases productivity in any way. if you took $6 billion of that $17 billion, you'll increase g.d.p. by $.2%. raising everybody up. and you're going to have a better educated public, cutting in half the cost of four-year colleges, and you have another $11 billion reduce the deficit. so we've got to start arguing with our republican friends when they start telling us about how all this stuff costs so much money. we're the ones talking about increased productivity. we're the ones talking about better training for people to have jobs of the future. so i guess what i'm

euro vision, congrats, @jamaal la #ukraine. >>> so we've heard of oil pipelines, talked them about themave you ever heard of a beer pipeline? >> you heard it, a beer pipeline being built in a belgian town to transport beer from a local brewery. erin mclaughlin has the details. >> reporter: bruj bruges belgium, one of the best places to drink beer, but not much made here any more. most of them are gone, except for the helmav, the only one left within the town's walls but they had a big problem. the streets of the town are too small to transport to the bottling plant, so the solution, right over here. a two-mile long beer pipe, and this is where it begins. for 160 years, he has been brewing beer within the walls of bruges. they moved out of the town, creating a bottle of neck of beer trucks. he says this is the best way to keep the family tradition growing. >> i think we are the first one to do this, yeah. >> engineers drilled through the canals and cobbled streets, capable of transporting 4,000 liter of beer. >> they were enthusiastic. up spon stainiously offering, they want to tap-in po

d >> can i give a spoiler thoughhh much like kevin did with did jamaawhen hesaid jamaal was goig recordntry album. a >> you just said it was going to be hot. h. >> you're giving half truths. t i staying in time for memorial day. sunshine somewhere else. >> you did not consult me -- wait you're going out of town. >> i don't know. >> let's get to erin. family argument. l argumen erin, take it away. a where are you.. >> where do you want to goo tuck. >> wait a minute, steve. wt a >> where should we go. >> 7:17. lots of options for memorialoror day weekend for travel.ravel. right now we'll get to your yr friday eve or thursday morningha commute. drive for charity if you can take the dulles greenway allenwy tolls go to local claritys inriy loudoun county. should be a 295 south typical delays 410 dey to pennsylvania avenue.nue. 13 throw miles per hour. h 50 inbound jams as well.ams let's take a live look outsideut we'll show you just how slow hlo everything is on 50. i you can see as you make your yr way 50 west from 410 to0 kenilworth you'll hit thatit usual jam.usual traffic heading towards