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tucker, you can go home now. all right? >> tucker: i've got an hour to go.white house with the very latest in this break story. molly? >> good morning. no go from the brits. british lawmakers want no part of a military strike in syria, even though british prime minister david cameron, who had been consulting closely with president obama, had tried to lay out legal and humanitarian case for possible military action. cameron says he expects president obama will, quote, understand that now the brits cannot join in any attack. >> i haven't spoken to him since the debate on the vote, but i would expect to speak to him over the next day or so. i don't think it's a question of having to apologize. >> after the u.k. parliament vote, a spokesperson for the president's national security council put out a statement saying, quote, the u.s. will continue to consult with the u.k. government, one of our closest allies and friends. as we've said, president obama's decision making will be guided by what is in the best interest of the united states. the german government also

tucker? >>tucker: remember this?ucker: you really can fail at beauty school. the state of tennessee requires a person to be licensed just to shampoo hair. this is one of the many hoops they have to jump through. joining us to discuss regulation nation is our republican strategist. it requires a license to shampoo hair in tennessee? >> five states require a license. tennessee has the most onerous regulations. you need 300 hours of education in the prep theory of shampooing. >>tucker: does this include conditioning? >> it does. brushing, combing, shampooing, rinsing and conditioning. you take two entrance exams. >>tucker: is rinsing on the exam? the point of this is to prevent other people from entering the business. it is a cartel that protects people who currently have licenses; correct? >> there you go. >>tucker: st. louis, wonderful city, kind of a breezy city. love to fly a kite there. can i? >> you can as long as you don't have anything on it that would conduct electricity. ben franklin experiment not allowed. yo

are you ready, tucker?shed. >> the department of homeland security is looking at a security man who is in charge of buying weapons and ammunition. he reportedly moonlights as a hate spewing anti-white activist online. according to his website, in order for black people to survive, a lot of white need to be killed. why is a guy like this still working for the federal government? we blew the whistle on another racist scandal, the department of justice's refusal to prosecute the black panther party. he joins us live from washington. christian, thank you for joining us. first, this appears as a safety issue. this guy buys weapons and ammunition for the federal government. his co-workers say they're afraid of him. and he still has his job. how can they let as a safety mat they are guy stay in his current position? >> yeah, these days he'll probably get promoted. look, this is dhs, department of homeland security. this is the same exact agency that was issuing warnings to local law enforcement on domestic terrori

gretch, over to you and tucker.g about the war on women? >> i think the war on women is real. look, it is going to intensify. >> other republicans as i understand it who are running represent that right wing that declared war on women's health. >> attacks on women, their access to health care, even contraception. >> their desperate fear about what is happening with this war on women that they started. there is a war on women. >>tucker: all of that hysteria was in response to a single comment from a radio show host but now some democrats appear to be waging an actual war on actual women. democrats like anthony weiner, eliott spitzer and the mayor of san diego. now that it's one of their own, our next guest says democratic party leaders are strangely silent. joining us our old friend and author of the upcoming book "emily gets her gun," emily miller joins us from washington. it does seem like when there are actual women being hurt by actual democrats, the democratic leadership says nothing. how do they get away with t

>> tucker: here is the problem.s administration has spent much more time and money and effort shutting down its own employees cia officers than it has ever people committing the murders. cnn organization this went went down and sat with one of the chief suspects this week in these killings. he said on camera "i have never been contacted by the fbi or libyan authorities. >> alisyn: that's an excellent point it is perplexing why there hasn't been more energy to try to find the culprits that killed four americans there has been no explanation for that. the fbi put them up on their most wanted list. there are pictures, not them, obviously those are our four american heros the victims. the fbi put up who they believe the perpetrators are on their web site and and why isn't anybody interviewing the suspect? why aren't they going after them? it's obviously not that hard party peter i asked my brother and sister in the morning and i ask the american people does congress have a right to know what happened in benghazi. and ap

your adventure starts here. ♪ >> tucker: sounds like a fog horn. >> tucker: could be wakeup call forog like that i would never go to work i would stay home and play top 40 music and watch him howl you can it tuck set it up. not moving. the camera is not shaking. they know that dog is. >> tucker: dog that talented you don't want to his him up. >> tucker: that may be a camera solely devoted to that dog. we don't know anything about that video. but that is your shot of the morning. welcome to "fox & friends." >> tucker: something we call the internet. rick reichmuth is familiar with that. >> rick: i am. he was doing that to the song of the summer. fun song that made howl. tuna at 7:30 in the morning. i guess it's like lunch for us if you have been up to this early. take a look at the weather maps and see what's going on. across areas of california. been dealing with that fire. silver fire burning pretty significantly and quickly across areas of southern california to the west of palm springs. the temps are warming up. winds gusting to around 25 miles per hour. no rain in sight. we had t

winter suddenly. >> tucker: it is.eratures have led, to well, you are watching it on your screen right now. snow in midtown, manhattan in august. >> rick: we are still live and still summer, it's not winter. all part of petco's summer snow day event promoting pet safety during these hot dog days of summer. >> and we really have some the cutest dogs ever here right now. here to explain what it all means. darryl, a spokesman for unleashed by petco. thanks for joining us. >> hi, how are you doing today? >> in other parts of the country it's hotter than this? >> that's true. >> that's a risk for dogs? >> you always want to be safe this time of the year. 7 a degree which is a normal great day for us. inside of a car can be very, very dangerous for a dog. it can go up to 110 to 120 degrees which is certainly very columbus. >> how do you know in your pet is overheating. we know ourselves if we are year heating. how do you know if your dog is? >> the dog will stop panting, get listless, tongue will hang out. a lot of times it

>> what time is it, tucker?is time for ask tony and tucker. >> do do do. >> nice, sarah. >> tony will not be joining us today. he is taking much needed time off and relaxing. this is a segment tony and i put our heads together a answer weather questions. today is school related. this is shabozo who writes: why don't -- in sixth grade, why don't school bus companies add seat belts? >> very good question. >> a car has seat belts. i learned a great deal about school bus and school bus safety i didn't know. here is the bottom line, school buses the way they are currently configured are 40 times safer, that's right, 40 times safer than average family car? >> how is that? >> they are built differently than cars. there is a process called compartmentalization that takes place. because of the way the seats are arranged and the foam seating, it creates a much safer environment for if occupants than a car does. >> okay. >> they have done study after study. government has been heavily involved on school bus safety, nationa

let's talk to tucker barnes. >> we have a great day, too. we have fog, later this afternoon, temperatures, upper 80s near 90. we have to squeeze every moment. >> enjoy it while you can. >> i feel like they are missing the weather, julie wright being one of them. 63 dulles, and bwi marshal. overnight lows into the upper 80s later today. there is your satellite radar, nice and quiet. this is not going to show you the fog in the area, particularly west, out 81, wind chester, martinsburg haguers town, very thick dense fog. in fact we have a dense fog advisory until 10:00 all those counties in gray under dense fog advisories particularly from the west. once we burn off the fog, upper 80s. we didn't get out of the 70s yesterday. >> thank you, tucker. >> let's check in with julie wright and 95 north. >> the crash occurred around 3:00 i-95. accident had northbound lanes completely blocked. as tucker is doing his weather, we are seeing movement along i-95. these folks were stuck an hour and a half. they were turning them around at the scene. northbou

>>tucker: quite an argument. >>brian: that's tuckers way of saying i'd rather move on.t night as this story came down, if you don't mind breaching our e-mail security, you said let's talk about this today. and the million muslim march that's coming to us on 9/11/2013. >>shannon: folks say the muslim community has been targeted. there is discrimination against people who are completely peaceful and innocent. i understand that point. but the date is going to be hard for some people. 9/11 is the date they're going to march. that is not going to, i don't think, help their cause. >>tucker: it depends. if there's real contrition, denunciation of terror, it may be helpful. we'll see. hannity is not convinced. this is the exchange last night on his show. >> this is a very salem day and we're -- a very solemn day and we're supposed to remember the victims, their families, children that lost parents that never saw them again and you want to turn this into a day about anti-islamic bigotry? >> not really. we muslims, we denounce terrorism and we understand with the solidarity denou

good tony and tucker question. we have a special guest as well. >> let's check in with jeff newman now. >> on time traffic. >> unfortunately a very slow ride on the bw parkway. here is the scene of the accident just before 198 slow from before 32 traveling southbound. if you have yet to get on, head over to 95 traveling down from columbia and 95 as the bw parkway totally jammed southbound on the bw parkway. traveling over to the beltway, much better drive princes -- prince georges parkway. no problems to report there. lesion bridge with typical volume. 295 between malcom x is jammed. 395 looking good passed pentagon towards the third street tunnel. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> all right. jeff, thank you. family of army private bradley manning is upset about the sentence handed down >> the sentence is the stiffest ever as the military judge handed it down. >> her mother says she had dreams of going to harvard. the vanessa pham murder trial resumes today and defense for julio blanco garcia is pre

first let's talk to tucker. >> tucker barnes. >> later this afternoon, i want to point out we have showershe forecast. later this afternoon, things are going to get nice. still talking about a great weekend. >> we'll arrange for a dj at my house. >> you let us know. >> 72 in quantico, 70 in leonardtown, 68 gaithersburg and fredrick. our cold front off to the north and west. it is a beautiful end of the week and nice weekend. we are watching that band of shower activity. it is in tact at the moment. over the next couple of hours, some scattered shower activity out towards morgantown. once we get the front south and east, by the noon hour, you'll notice clearing on the backside. winds pick up out of the north and west. we'll be in for a very pleasant afternoon, much less humidity as well this weekend. early showers, perhaps a thunderstorm, sunny and cool this afternoon, less humidity till warm. 65 becoming clear. gorgeous weekend saturday and sunday, low humidity. humidity will increase by monday, tuesday. nothing terrible as we enter the last full week of august. that is your forecast. let'

>> tucker did give us the thumbs down, i saw that, tucker. trying to do a news report.> new kids on the block. >> never mind. n sync wasn't in that. they are like hey, justin. >> i wonder how old they are? >> sadly much younger than me, still. >> a father to be picked up a phone for help, less than five minutes his baby boy is born. >> where else, than on the side of the road. fox 5's melanie alnwick sat down with the operator. >> what is the emergency? >> i am on 100, my wife is on labor. >> reporter: it was a conversation megan will never forget. she has received calls about labor pains this was a first. >> water just broken, they don't have the baby until they are at the hospital or maybe the ambulance. >> reporter: the mom and dad pulled over, you can hear the father's disbelief. >> she is saying she is delivering. >> she is full term, correct? >> she was a lot calmer i would be if i were on the other end. >> reporter: megan had an ambulance in route, within seconds it was go time. >> the head is out there. >> reporter: bouncing baby boy made the entrance inside his

tucker barnes, what does he know about the mat?one thing i will say about the nats, keep losing in breaking fashion, ninth inning, they score hard, problems in the bullpen, some years you have it, some years you don't. they just don't have it. >> you saw the frustration, when they got into it in the dugout. long season, nothing going right. these guys are frustrated. >> they can shut down stephen strasburg. >> good point. [laughter]. >> on that note, we are going to shut it down. thanks, fellas. >> see you next hour. it is 7:22 on this monday morning. coming up, lucky to be alived, a basketball game almost ends in tragedy if not for a quick thinking rec employee. >> and some handy tips on home improvementment. at ikea, we don't just design furniture. we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. >> a d.c. rec employee saved a man's life. >> it was during a basketball tournament. a man collapsed. the

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. >> thank you tucker. time now 20 check in with julie wright and get an update on the morning commute.morn >> we're starting off quiet this morning.ing. so far without issue for folks headed around the capitol beltway. you will find your lanes are open if you are traveling inbound around ken yilworthth avenue this morning. m no issues to report at this time. traffic running smoothly on theo top side of beltway travelingrae from coalsville road headed to 270, both 95 and 295 without issue traveling inbound through laurel. traveling inbound on 50 leaving 202 at speed there as well and no accidents to report northbound on 95. guy set the start this morning leaving fredericksburg headed to dumb fridays. that's a check of your fox 5 ono time traffic.me >> later on this morning, bradley manning will learn his fate. >> the former army private could spend the rest of his life in prison for leaking hundreds of thousands of battlefield reports and other top secret informatioi to wikileaks. it included a video in bag

tucker loves that shirt. want to tell that you london fletcher was featured in a sports illustrated article. he said he suffered a concussion in the preseason and the team te never disclosed. he had the nfl ironman.ronm he admitted the concussion plagued him, it was a problem deep into the season and admitted to having sustained multiple concussions throughout his football career. here is fletcher describing whad it's like.es >> a bell ringing. rin you see stars for a second and then you back to normal, you y know, after two or three seconde or whatever the case may be. that's the just way the game is. so at the end of the day we still have to be smart as players, protect ourselves from ourselves. i've been guilty of needing n something to protect me from me because again i don't tell themt everything going on with me from an injury standpoint. >> donte stallworth is hoping tt play for the redskins. he was hamperedered by a hamstrg injury. he practiced the last few daysw and says he feels good and plans to pl

what time is it, tucker? >> you know what time it is?ump day. >> my bad. [laughter]. >> this is the fine segment where tony, he has another day off. we put our big heads together it is just me. >> we could help you through this. >> maybe you could help me with this question, good luck. today's question is from robbie in wood bridge, virginia, is there a name for the small circular clouds and how are they formed? >> allow me to answer it. >> i knew you weren't going to be any h photo has been enhanced. what they have tried to do is highlight the puffy clouds there. see that? the picture didn't look like that. >> we know that part. >> i don't know, either. >> didn't you do research? >> what do you mean? you think i hang out all day? >> yes. >> thank you, sarah. i suspect we are looking at a kelvin hem-holds cloud. they are rare. they form in this region. although not very often. they are named after two meteorologists that named them. there is a phenomenon with rivers of air. one level of the atmosphere, air is moving on faster than the ot

tucker barnes is here. fox 5, 9:00 lounge. >> all right.d noticely humid day upper 90. if you haven't had pool time, today and tomorrow, we are going to be summary. should be a beautiful day, lots of sunshine expected. this satellite radar is not picking up that fog. still to the south and west.

first we want to talk to tucker barnes.ime when he has the cuteness factor of the day. >> allison i had the simon thing. [laughter]>> let's go to your weather forecast. that is the best picture. so cute. >> she turns six months old tomorr tomorrow. >> this was her first bathing suit from the fourth of july. >> what a cutie pie. >> red, white, and blue. love it. >> look at the smile on her fac face. >> proud papa. >> making lots of noises. love the pictures. >> that smile, who could be mad. >> myfoxdc.com. we have shower activity. this is our cold front. good news. potentially showers, morning hours cloud filled and potential for showers and thunderstorms. by mid to late afternoon, we should have clearing. temperatures, warm and humid, 76 reagan national, 68 pittsburgh, we'll be in the 60 overnight. 50s tomorrow morning, fantastic weekend, temperatures dropping off into the 50s and 60s for the next couple of mornings. accuweather seven day, saturday and sunday look fantastic, upper 50s and low 60s. that is the weather foreca

tucker we appreciate that.n a statement on "today's show" army private says he plans to live as a woman named chelsea. he will be eligible for parole in six and a half years. manning's struggle with gender identity role was a key part of his

you know, blue moon, nice weather, tucker barnes.ropriate we say good morning to tucker barnes at this point.oint it's a summery looking moon m isn't it? >> this particular blue moon is like the lesser of the blue moons. >> there are levels. the more impressive is two full moons in the single month which we're not getting this time around. >> okay. all right. >> we'll take it either way.ther >> for those of you big on the blue moon tariffal. t we'll good to the -- trivia. we're going to the maps. fog again.fo not as thicgk as yesterday morning. out towards front royal and winchester it's starting to reappear. we'll watch the fog. no fog advisories. even without it, it doesn't mean it can't develop. nice start to your day. d you saw the moon. we're off to a pleasant start. temperature on the warm side. noticeably warmer than we were 24 hours ago. 74 at reagan national. dulles in the upper 60s and 71 1 at bwi marshall.all. what can you expect today? we'll have partly sunny conditions. a high temperature in the upperu 80s to 90 and the

the gorgeous tucker carlsson from fox and friends woke week. it is like fox and friends on the weekend and runs the daily caller. he has the pregame report. what is coming up. >> thanks, greg. >> coming up. does jc penney's new a d promote bullying? no, we'll talk about it. and what did bill shutwherelearn about the alcohol alert nothing usual and interesting. >> if i am bill o'rielly, i would say that is tippy. you are not bill oroyally. >> i am not and every day i wake up crying. and see the guest, vol conditiono sacrifice virgins over her. the homely, gena. i can barely look at her. >> my eyes are burning with pain. and musical talent was a kegev beer, i would pump him out at a barbecue. this is a great singer and actor muulous. and in high school most likely to die before the yearbook came out. freddie krugger has nightmares about him. sitting next to me. terry shepherd. yeah, kill somebody. i don't know where you went. >> so true. are they on board with kids being ignored? jc penney, whatever that is supports bullying. the latest back to s

jill tucker, let me start writ you. you spent a year following these programs for the "san francisco chronicle" documentary series "even odds." what made you decide to. the on this? >> in the 15 years that i've been covering education in california, i kept reporting the same statistics about african-american males across california, and specifically in oakland. and they didn't change very much. in a good year in oakland, the graduation rate for african-american males is 50%. homicide is the leading cause of death for african-american males in oakland age 15 to 34. and another statistic that i recently stumbled upon about a i can't remember ago was the number of african-american males graduating from oakland high schools ready for college, ready for the uc or csu system. over the last decade, 802. in that same time period, 787 african-american males were killed. >> only a difference of 25 people. >> almost the same exact number. in certain years, more killed than graduated college ready, other years the opposite. it was

i'm tucker in for sean. earlier today, the administration released part of an intelligence report and moments later, the president had this to say. >> as you've seen, today, we've released our unclassified assessment detailing with high confidence that the syrian regime carried out a chemical weapon that killed well over 1,000 people, including hundreds of children. this kind of attack threatens our national security interests by violating well established international laws against the use of chemical weapons by further threatening friends and allies of ours in the region like israel and turkey and jordan. and it increases the risk that chemical weapons will be used in the future and fall into the hands of terrorists who might use them against us. so, i have said before and i meant what i said, that the world has an obligation to make sure that we maintain the norm against the use of chemical weapons. now, i have not made a final decision about various actions that might be taken to help enforce that. >> jo

let's say hello to tucker barnes. did you enjoy your first days of school? like the first day. >> ihe did. i was in the country and i wanted to get to civilization and get to see the other students. >> i give it a thumbs down. >> i did, too. >> summertime or going to school. >> i was all about that. plus i wanted to see the girls, too. let's get to the root of the matter. no girls in my neighborhood. >> i could see girls in the summertime. he was so far removed. >> i was isolated.sola >> that makes sense. let's good to the maps. 66 at reagan national this morning. hopefully nobody going to the airport on the way to scoosmm we're comfortable. in good shape here. fog developing across northern virginia. that might be an issue in a few spots. otherwise a partly to mostly cloudy day. periods of sunshine early. the possibility of shower activity will be back. b best chance later this afternoon and widely scattered. not nearly as much rain as well did yesterday. with a little bit of sunshine we warm up to the low 80s today.. warmer than yesterday and some sun with

. >> thank you, tucker. t >> we'll check in with julie write and get a look at the commute. >> it's not hump day for me m either because today is my friday! >> let's not talk anymore about that. [ laughter ] >> travels along new york avenue lanes open leaving bladensburg road headed to the third street tuj. in good shape for folks headed south. didn't see road rock traveling to rockville to the split. between college park and bethesda light traffic. between route 4 and pennsylvanis avenue traffic volume at speed. overnight road work has cleared. for folks traveling along 66 light volume coming out of manassas and northbound 95. this is the live shot. we check out the cameras headed north sox far you are at speed traveling northbound trying to work out towards dale city. c that's a check of your fox 5 onn time traffic. >> a big story we're following this morning. it's sentencing day for bradley manage. >> he faces up to 90 years in in prison for leak hundreds of thousands of battlefield reports and other info

tucker?is morning from a judge who put a stop to stop and frisk in new york city. now the city's police union telling the nypd not to go above and beyond the call of duty to protect you, why? because they could be sued. >>> a 1938 guide to dating is going viral. do the same rules apply today? >> connor's never going to call you. >> oh, really? how do you know? >> because i'm a guy and it's just how you do t. >> he said it was nice meeting me. >> i don't care if he said you were his favorite female since his mommy. >> he's just not that into you, i think, is the name of that. >> we're debating it next and we want you to weigh in. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ >>> that was a good movie. that was funny. >> i think a lot of those values from our grandparents' generation do apply today, right, the way small businesses interact with customers. we got to the big box thing of the 1980s, 1990s, now we're going back to that, don't you think? >> something's gone terribly wrong, i woul

. >> well, the cloak was stripped away long ago tucker. we were first told the programs don't exist. that proved to be false. then we were told it was only foreign, not domestic. that proved to be false. we were told there was efficient oversight. that was false. we were told it was all metadata

tucker, coming through the fog, northbound along route 5 slowing out of brandy wine headed to 22 miles per hour. no issues coming out of clinton headed for beltway.

. >> well, the cloak was stripped away long ago tucker. we were first told the programs

thank you, tucker. >> all right..now to say hello to julie wright. >> for the kids going to the bus stop. we have to get back to the swini of things, dress them in bright colors. >> i came into work this morning with a guy walking down the street with black shirt, black shorts, black shoes.ho i'm like really? >> hopefully he wasn't going to school. >> you never know. k remember tucker he had to leave at three to walk up a hill one way five miles. >> without shoes. >> see. [ laughter ][ northbound 95 so far without issue. continuing from woodbridge headed to the capitol beltway.. checking out the cameras further south. you were at speed. no issues reported northbound. 395 in great shape here leavinga the pentagon.gon. light traffic volume each way at the wilson bridge. traveling eastbound 66 so far without issue leaving manassas headed inbound towards centreville.ce quick peek at thnte maps. we have sad news to report in la plata. it's closed a portion of briarwood road. a ford f-150 is involved and a med evac helicopt

they just welcomed little tucker on sunday. >> tucker has some big brothers to look up to.f them. we're going to let them introduce themselves to you. >> i'm jordan, i'm 8. >> i'm collin. i'm 11. >> i'm brandon. i'm 14. >> i'm ty. and i'm 21. >> i'm 5. >> i'm zach and i'm 17. >> i'm bennie. i'm 10. >> i'm drew and i'm 16. >> i'm gabe and i'm 6. >> this is luke. he's 19 months. >> 19 months. 21 years. >> whoa. >> wow. they now have 12 boys. and zero girls. mom says, sometimes she feels like she's living in a locker room. >> dad said he was rooting for a girl. and needless to say, that didn't happen. but he's thrilled that tucker and mom are healthy. >> you think they're done? >> i think they should go for another one. 13's the charm. >> we're done. >> we're done. the goyes but sometimes if we coui eat as i used tod! my digestive system gets out of whack. it's not easy keeping it working as it should. it's easy if you enjoy an activia everyday. activia helps regulate your digestive system. put a smile back in your day! ♪ activia ♪ dannon but do you really? [ female announcer

tucker, is he out of leverage here?ave to say, in his weak defense, it's a tough situation because you don't know. it's very volatile, you don't know where it's going to go. in the end, u.s. interests are paramount. there's no reason to stake out more ground than you need to except on the human rights question. i was really struck by the short shrift he gave to the burning of christian churches and christian homes. less than half a sentence. imagine a scenario or country of usa aid had mobs burning mosques. do you think the president would devote more than half a sentence to that? yes, he would. by omissions like that, it did seem to me his sympathies lie with the morsi people and i think fundamentally, that's bad. >> we get back to this question of the aid, julie, much of the money has gone already. the president says he is not going to make a determination whether or not this was a coup, which was the legal trigger to cutting off aid. for that, rand paul, the kentucky senator saying mr. property stop skirting the issu

four games under .500. .50 >> tucker said they were goingei to run the table. table >> coming up, lesson learned, l the hacker proved a point, andd the company turns the table on him. >> an under cover operation by the n.y.p.d. leads to ano an historic bust. bus i'll have those details coming up >> hacking the profile, the security researcher said, hesaie only did it to alert him,im, because the company didn'tid believe him. h after posting on his wall, facebook took notice, and the at company has a policy of the hacker will not get aid becausee he violated the terms of service.service. >> well, i was trying to tellg l you.u. >> yes. >> yes. >> well, in new york city, a major under cover gun busts takes hundreds of guns off the street. they were to help the multi-state gun running. rning they are accused of smuggling firearms in the city by having n them in luggage.ge >> now, more. m >> a year long under cover operation by the new york city t police department, leads to a major busts. bus >> there were 19 arrests made,a, which broke up a major gun gun running

herbert heard it from tom tucker. tucker heard it from bender on futurama, oddly enough, for some reason. bender heard it from al harrington, harrington from reo speedwagon. ♪ heard it from a friend who ♪ heard it from a friend who ♪ ♪ heard it from another... reo speedwagon saved us several stops, as they, too, had backtracked the joke to some extent. but when their trail had led to a bartender in virginia, they had given up, much the way the world had given up on them. in fact, just to kick them a couple extra bucks, here's five seconds of "time for me to fly." no, don't! all the money goes to my bitch ex-wife! can you play our song? peter: okay, lead singer from asia. ♪ now, sure as the sun will cross the sky ♪ ♪ this lie is over... we can't go to virginia, peter. bonnie and lois planned that couples weekend to maine. we're supposed to leave in the morning. yeah, peter, we've looked long enough. maybe the joke doesn't have a source. don't be stupid. somebody had to have made it up. and we're going to find out who.

tucker has your forecast and hee will look at the roads.. tucker is not, jeff s. check in with melanie. >> a lot of good things happen over a good meal and ben chili bowl celebrates 55 years of food and friend shil. i'll have details on how h everyone else can join in the celebration today when we continue. >> from rockstars to presidents one d.c. restaurant welcomedelco guests and it's celebrating the 55th and verse. >> ben's chili bowl opened its doors in 1958 and prides itself on using the recipe to make thee delicious chili. melanie is live with more on the milestone. >> good morning, sarah. you know, chili and half smokes not normally what i would eat for breakfast but the smells are starting to waft out of here as they are preparing food and getting ready for the big celebration today.le it makes youbr think i think i i could probably go for one of o those even this early in the morning. as you said, they did open their doors on august 22. 1958. newlyweds used $5,000 to renovate the building on u street. it was built in 1910. ever since 1958 it's been the ho

tucker, have a crack at it. >> fundamentally he is right.kes an awful lot of chutzpah for the president who has been in charge of the economy four 1/2 years for the demand to right to fix it, something he created. like a burglar demanding to house he robbed. this is the obama economy. there is no other name for it. you can't actually blame george w. bush at this point. would i say that his quiver of solutions is sparse. raising taxes on rich people. that is the extent of his plan for righting the economy. we just did that in january and it didn't work. bill: doug, your turn. >> needless to say i don't share the view. first i think there is plenty of blame to go around and tucker, with all derao respect the american people still blame george w. bush as much as they blame president obama. part of the reason for that is republicans in congress are arguably more discredited than an administration that i have a lost problems with. the president stablize the economy. he did for the first time propose ad grand bargain. my take is different from bot

>> thanks, tucker. sports extra is coming your way. lindsay is here with a preview. >> the nats and braves series is getting awfully interesting andd not in a good way.. is it too late or did steen strasburg get had point across? also in tonight's game, three people were ejected. plus, we're talking about two red skins rookies learning as they to go. those stories up next on sports extra. >> thanks. that does it for us. fox 5 news is always on. keep it here at sports extra, three minutes away. have a great night. >> thanks store staying up with us tonight. cup, get to know the post persor side of runningback alfred morris and getting beat was the best lesson this guy learned. we start with a wild gain between the nationalled and braves. last night the braves and nats received a warning. the nats didn't deserve it. they did do anything. the braves hit bryce harperarpe twice which kept him out of the line-up tonight. also stephen strasburg saved his teammates. the nats sko scores twice. twi the first batter he faces were jason heyward. l