>> you got your onesie on! >> where's your onesie?going to get mine. >> this is ridiculous. >> put that down, miss co-host. >> i'm ready for that. >> hi! >> hi! >> this is meghan trainor, as you guys know. she has a new cd out that just dropped. >> today. >> today. >> happy release day. >> i have to tell you one thing about this crazy cd. it's called "thank you." i downloaded it this morning at 5:00. >> you did? >> i got on the stair master not knowing what songs were on there, except one. i put my headphones in. by the time i was done with my workout, i was singing the words to so many of your songs. >> really? >> this is such a great cd, you guys. you're going to love every song. >> thank you. >> remember "no"? >> i remember your clip. of you teaching people are. >> let's watch it. >> oh, we don't have it. look it up on youtube! >> it's a really great one. >> i love it. >> this song "me too" is such a blast. ♪ if i was you i'd wanna be me too ♪ >> same writer and producer as "no." >> i'd wanna be me, too. >> there it is. >> i like t

death is one of the worst things that can happen to a child, even worse than being forced to wear a onesie for a band dads like. hey, dad, babies don't like wilco. nobody likes wilco. anyway, lead is terrible, but it's also everywhere. to find out why we have to travel all the back back to 1904, australia. see, in 1904, industrialian investigators realized children in lead-tainted homes were showing the i same symptoms as factory workers who worked with lead all day. soon they reported the findings and everybody could read how dangerous lead was. in 1922, lead paint was outlawed

. >> let's head over to see what's up for fox news at si >> he has pit burying steeler onesy. >> i dong me out. >> i love it. it is fabulous. >> it fits me well. i mean, i was very comfortable. >> the whole point. >> just funny thing to say, i got a onesy. >> all right, i got a question for all of you, have you ever double checks your starbucks to make sure they're actually serving up the correct amount? >> no. >> i think i trust. >> well, apparently, one woman did. she did not take their word for t she says we are all being short-changed. and short-changed by so much, that she is now suing starbucks for millions. we'll have the latest on that coming up tonight at 6:00. also ahead, new concept for millennials who may not be ready for the real world in a traditional way. we'll show you how some young people are combining their work and home life in a college-like atmosphere. stick around. those stories and more coming up tonight at 6:00. >> if you've ever traveled to new york city, you know the billboards in times square, what you may not know is some of the new err billboards have tec

louis vuitton to a pajama onesie. you got to know some stars got hate for they wore. demi l got some serious side eye from nicki minaj. #sobleepingawkward, for mee with h hamilton inspired wardrobe. and this was not happy. and explained special technology was used to make the details of her two-piece. >> they have this technique and technology of embroidering. there's nothing functional me. >> but let's be honest, that met red carpet has left us kind of wanting to go shopping. here's fashion trends we're dying for right now. gigihadid's nails had crystals underneath. the damage? $2,000. we do kim k.'s diamond ear cuff. go gladiator like taylor. finally, like after any party, we were left wondering how did they do we were inside the ball 24 hours before with man who designed it all. >> different surprises. ther nothing like this anywhere else. >> beautiful. well, there was another amazing fashion event last night. chanel took over an entire boulevard in havana for the 2017 collection. that's gisele right there soaking it all in. actually, vin diesel, too. >> so much go

louis vuitton to a pajama onesie. and a pizza party pigout. you got to know some stars got hate for what they wore. demi lovato got some serious side eye from nicki minaj. she p this shot saying it summed up her first and probably last met experience. #sobleepingawkward, not for me. sweatpants. for not getting the man versus machine themed memo. with her hamilton inspired wa and this was not happy. and explained special technology was used to make the details of her two-piece. >> they have this technique and technology of embroidering. there's nothing functional on me. >> but let's be honest, that met red carpet has left us kind of wanting to go shopping. here's fashion trends we're dying for right now. gigi hadid's nails had crystals underneath. the damage? $2,000. we do like kim k.'s diamond ear cuff. hond ses. go gladiator like taylor. or go platform like selena, alicia and michelle. and finally, like after any good party, we were left wondering how did they do that. we were iiside the ball 24 hours before with the man who designed i highli

death is one of the worst things that can happen to a child, even worse than being forced to wear a onesie for a band dads like. hey, dad, babies don't like wilco. nobody likes wilco. anyway, lead is terrible, but it's also everywhere. to find out why we have to travel all the back back to 1904, australia. see, in 1904, industrialian investigators realized children in lead-tainted homes were showing the i same symptoms as factory workers who worked with lead all day. soon they reported the findings and everybody could read how dangerous lead was. in 1922, lead paint was outlawed and everything was funny and happy again. back to you, larry. just kidding. life is an ever-turning malstrom of pain. this story is no different. the u.s. didn't ban lead paint until 1978. why did it take more than 50 years for the u.s. to do anything about lead paint? if you guessed corporate greed, you win the trophy. just don't chew on it, it's made of lead. the u.s. didn't sign on to the ban because of lobbying by the lead industry association and the lacquer and paint association. that's napulva, for short. in

caps onesies and a bib.cial deliveries marking the team's playoff run and mother's day on sunday. fans are encouraged to share photos of their newborns on social media. >> never too early to buy some season tickets. >>> one local community is about to have a little fun. >> four fields worth. it is a state-of-the-art complex that's now open to the public. >>> a young woman's painting got a lot of attention for all the wrong reasons. why she >>> still tracking rain out there right now. storm team 4 radar showing you where that rain is. notice these showers. heavy rain around martinsburg and down towards the winchester area. not moving fast. another area of rain around culpeper county and fauquier county. you can see some very heavy rain right here. this will eventually move toward manassas. it is also moving along 66. more rain likely over the next couple of days, and that's really the headline here. we're going to continue to see showers and a few storms just about each day. those will be sticking around each

>> they're not called onesies. a onesie is for your baby. one pieces. >> one pieces. you looking at me? all i know is they have a store in every mall. >> that's how they're making the money. they'll focus on the lin yes ray. >> what do you think? do you think this is a strategic error for the business -- >> causing an uproar, a ground swell. >> of victoria's secret to do away with the catalog? >> i'll tell why you lose -- why they lose money on it. i get five different catalogs, it has my maiden name, my married name, the lady who used to live there before me. >> you're saying redundancy, an erron on their part. >> yeah. >> i feel sorry for your postman. >> lugging all the victoria's secret catalogs. i do too. >>> and donald trump is stacking up the delegates but john kasich won't let his john kasich delegate goes. what does this mean going into the convention? dr. larry sabato on deck with that. >>> imagine you're camping and you wake up face to face with not one, but two lions outside your tent. that actually happened, who hasn't had that happen? we've caught it on

and two says, as harmful as they may be in individual cases, but the onesies is and twosinging ies that other actors may engage in -- >> so you would put china at the top of the list? engage anything economic espionage? >> on economic, yes. on overall capability, i think that the russians give them a run for their money. >> that's where i come down. now, one thing that's important to tease out of this is the line between computer network exploit or espionage and attack is all hinging around intelligent. if you can exploit -- around intent. if you can exploit, you can attack. >> yes. >> and i would argue i can understand the theft of intellectual property. it's unacceptable, but i can understand it. the next question you would have to ask is when you see the theft of our critical infrastructure in mapping some of that from a very sophisticated standpoint, that has no economic value, that's purely for potential future crises to be able to put together part of their war-fighting plan. so, i mean, that's where when you hear about our grids being penetrated, that may not have the same econom

this is a baby onesie.says vice vice baby on the front, and on the back you can see my slogan, a good solid number two. [ applause ] >> jimmy: put that on your child. jason, slip into that, will you? i've already learned so much from this campaign. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know what? the fbi is going to be calling you, my friend. you can't throw stuff at the vice president. you're in a lot of trouble. more than anything, i want people to know who i am and that is why tonight i am proud to unveil my very first campaign ad. watch it and if you like what you see, share it with the americans you love. >>> my story is like that of so many americans. i am the son of my parents, one of three white children born in brooklyn, raised in laug. my father went to work every day doing what, we never asked. my mother washed our clothes and laid on the ground pretending to be dead until we cried. i try to instill these same values in my own family. myif my critics will say i'm unqualified, that i have no foreign policy e

babies born at georgetown get a complimentary caps onesie, cap and bib.that bib should stay clean for all of two or three weeks. >> lots of slob. >> slap shot was there to spread the caps' joy. you know, hopefully all this good will is going to help washington in their play-off game tonight. against the pittsburgh penguins. >>> well, straight ahead. how about this? a bear scare. look at that guy. this is going on right in the middle of the neighborhood. >> yeah. i want that. that takata air bag recall is getting bigger. and shoppers cash in after a popular clothing store declares bankruptcy. that's not it. we'll tell you about it in tonight's consumer alert. >>> and your takeout meals. >> from some restaurants, a little different these days. because disi -- styrofoam containers have been banned. that's tonight at 11:00. wusa 9. this price is so low. trying to make me eat my greens? no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> you know, residents in fredic are all for

they will be handing out onesies at the georgetown university hospital. mascot will also be there. who doesn't love babies? >> a good they need something for dogs, too. >>> rain caps is what we should be handing out because it continues to be rainy. today will be nine days in a row with rain. >> can you do something about that? >> we can but choose not to. it was very dry here in march and april. so we're replenishing the water table just a smidgen. although it would be nice to have a little more sunshine from time to time. outside this morning, what to expect through the day? well, what you see is what you get. a lot of cloud cover, maybe a little hint of brightness in the sky near the horizon, but you won't get much sunshine. cool and cloudy. up like the la unlike the last few days, the rain chances remain high. the weather and its impact on your outdoor plans give you the red lights for today, tomorrow and friday. light rain and puddles today. steadier rain likely tomorrow and moderate rain at times, especially the front part of the day on friday. stor

see the magazines working that photo shop ♪ >> the ain't no size 2 singer who ain't above wearing a onesythat she saw and approved the digitally downsized version. >> i guess i didn't pay enough attention to the change. i take full blame for not seeing it. ♪ ♪ my name is no >> this isn't meghan's only mishap with this song. while performing at thursday night on fallon, trainor took an epic tumble, but like everything else, she got right back up. >>. [ applause ] >> got to love her for being so real, echoing the fearless message of her song. >> it's another very confident one that i want everyone to start singing, if i were you, i want to be me. >> it's about loving yourself with who you are and being confident and not carrying. >> can you believe this is meghan second album? she is a hit maker, absolutely she is. her first album title got her four songs in the top 20, including "all about the bass". >> you know i do. >>> up next, only our cameras are invited inside this "empire" wedding. >> you are free to kiss the bride. >> the bride's two custom couture dresses, her epic veil in the rai

the new arrivals each capitals onesie, knit cap and a bib. they were born monday and jonathan came in the world yesterday. the parents are all about the playoff season. >> i think they will do it this year. >> maybe donovan is a good luck charge. >> he is looking good in the gear. look! jonathan: we will need the luck tonight. let me tell you that. both parents say slap shots' visit will bring the team good luck. that is what we are hoping for tonight. to beat penguins in pittsburgh, get one game, tie up the series and come back for home cooking. michelle: they need to win tonight. desperately. jonathan: earn certain in pittsburgh. we are hoping this is a turning point tonight -- erin hawksworth is in pittsburgh and we are hoping this is a turning point tonight. they have not been playing like a number one seed. erin: they are playing well but just not good enough. they will stick to the game plan. but this is a very important game. because the capitals certainly don't want to find themselves in a position where they ar now the caps did have

he posted this video of baby luna, wearing this onesie. silas also wore a onesie.i love mom. >> kanye is making us look bad. >> what did you do? >> bacon, egg and cheese. >> fingerpaints are fine. >> sheinelle, thank you. >>> dylan, let's get a check of the weather. >> we are going to see some improvements in the >>> downpours could produce a quick two to three inches of rain in a short time, too, and that could lead to some flash flooding. here you see storms firing up later this afternoon across arkansas, then we'll see those continue to move eastward as we go into tomorrow. elsewhere across the country in the northeast, we're finally seeing the sunshine and temperatures in the 50s. we have scattered storms in the northern plains and also some snow falling in the northern rockies, but it shouldn't amount to all that much, but still, it's cold enough for snow. here's a peek out your window. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist chuck bell. a little light rain here south of winchester along 81 in shenandoah valley. those showers are moving in toward the metro area. h

he posted this video of baby luna, wearing this onesie. silas also wore a onesie.ve mom. >> kanye is making us look bad. >> what did you do? >> bacon, egg and cheese. >> fingerpaints are fine. >> sheinelle, thank you. >>> dylan, let's get a check of the weather. >> we are going to see some improvements in the northeast. through the plains, we have another round of stormy weather likely this afternoon. we are looking through here, southeastern oklahoma, northeastern texas and most of arkansas, we could see strongest storms today. hail and damaging wind gusts, also tornadoes are all a possibility. two to three inches of rain in a short period of time could be produced, leading to isolated flooding. as we go through the day, storms are firing up later this afternoon. 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. across arkansas. then they'll move east into tomorrow. elsewhere across the country, the northeast, we're finally seeing the sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. northern maine, the 40s. snow is falling in the northern rockies. it shouldn't amount to all that much, but >>> good mor

a policy for espionage, that they are carrying out with great effect across the u.s., versus the onesies and to disease -- two sies that other actors may engage in. frank: and he would put china at the top of the list? an economic espionage? michelle:: yes. but overall capability, i think the russians give them a run for their money. frank: the line between computer network attack is all around intent. if you can exploit them a you can attack. i would argue, you can understand the theft of intellectual property, it is unacceptable, but i can understand it. the next question you would have to ask, is when you see the best of our critical infrastructure and mapping some of that from a sophisticated standpoint, that has no economic value, that is truly for potential crises to be able to put together a plan. so that is where, when you hear about our bridge being penetrated, that may not have the same economic impact as the property- theft of behind it. so, where would you rack that? michelle is where i am, but i am curious on your thinking. where do you see the dr k, where do you see other a

just like a giant onesie. ♪ go go big or -- >> reporter: i have a couple of pint-sized pros to show mehelp. >> back and forth. here and here. >> that's not a fish. it's hook. oh, i had him. line. got him and sinker. a trout. high-five. from that to a higher altitude the grotto falls but beware, look out for llama drama on the trail. little-known fact, llamas haul supplies in the great smoky mountains national park. the campsite where we're all sleeping going rogue with tree tents made by a company called tent style. it's got a great view. but what's camping without camp songs? ♪ i invited country singer drake white to join me. ♪ living the dream >> reporter: the nashville native is not playing to a packed house -- >> i feel inspired out here. >> reporter: -- he's living the dream camping out in tennessee's wilderness. >> you got enough room for your luggage, your guitar, your speakers. the roadies. >> reporter: time to kick back around the fire leave the singing to the professional. ♪ and finally it's time to tuck into our tree tents for a night under the stars. ♪ back to freedom what

. >> it looks like a onesy. >> why do i have to do this all the time. >> go where ever you want to go this is up here. >> mike, alex. >> boom, put that on. >> watch for him around the philadelphia area. >> i can't see anything. >> black cat. >> we will see you outside. >> now do that pose, chris. >> lets get out to q because dad vail regatta is on the schuylkill river. >> listen, drexel has already won a race already. we have direction ill right here. we have lasalle back there. we have to preview the race coming up. >>> good morning everybody. unlucky ride here on the westbound schuylkill expressway heavy from the boulevard out toward conshohocken. roads are dry right now but all scenario will change as we move through the day, live look at the vine street expressway, stacked up, trying to get over towards 30th street station. q is down on the river to tell us all about the races but kelly drive close todd vehicle traffic all the way through the end of tomorrow, six or 7:00 o'clock. coming in or out of the city and typically use the kelly, you will be pushed through the ball field. t

as opposed to the onesies and two sies -- >> you would put china at the top of the list -- >> yes, overall capability i think that the russians give them -- >> i think that's where i come down. one thing one thing that's important to tease out of this is the line between computer network exploit or espionage and attack is all hinging around intent. if you can exploi and i would and i would argue -- i can understand the theft of intellectual property. it's understandable but i can understand it. the next question you would have to ask is when you see the theft of our critical infrastructure and mapping some of that from a very sophisticated standpoint that has no economic value. that's purely for potential future crisis to be able to put together part of their war fighting plan. so i mean when you hear about our grids being penetrated, that may not have the same economic impact as the theft of the intellectual property behind it. it actually has real national security implications. jeff where would you rack and stack? michelle michelle kind of lined it up with where i am. i'd be curious wit