morning. it is august 4th. i'm steve chenevey. >> i'm sarah simmons. let's say hello to tony perkins this morning. >> you want some fog and mist, you got it. it will be a problem during the early-morning hours. it is a humid start to the day so there is a lot of moisture in the air following the rain showers we had yesterday and last night. let's take a look at the satellite-radar. now, satellite-radar images do not capture fog or mist. you don't really see it there. it does show you where there is still some lingering precipitation and that is primarily in eastern maryland and across the chesapeake bay pushing into delaware now. we're pretty much done with the rain here. might another brief shower pop up? it cpart, we are done with the rain. we do have the mist out there and that has got to work itself out during the next few hours. temperatures across the region, about where you would expect them to be, primarily in the 70s, some 60s. 76degrees in the district. 76 at dulles air -- airport and 75 in ball. misty conditions this morning. humid this morning. we'll see sunshine breaking out as the day progresses. we'll look for what is not going to be a bad day. 87degrees for a high. the five-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> let's see what the mist is doing to the roadways out there. checking in with julie wright. >> so far, so good in spite of last couple of days. we are kind of quiet right for you. no incidents reported at the wilson bridge. 95 northbound, lanes are open. picking up the volume in the express lanes and the main line as you guys travel up towards duke street. you are incident-free. 66, check out the ride east of 50 fair oaks headed in towards 123. no incidents to report coming in out of manassas. american legion bridge traffic flowing freely in each direction. got a little bit of that fog hanging around. that is keeping crew in sky fox on the ground until further notice. lanes are open in each direction between bethesda and tyson's. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. now to a developing story in prince george's county. a police officer and a suspect taken to the hospital. >> sherry ly has more. >> reporter: good morning. this happened in a high-crime area of chapel oak. it was being targeted by police and those officers were on patrol when they spotted these four men and then all of a sudden, one of those men opened fire. a bullet hit one of the officers in the arm. another cop then fired back. in time, one. suspects was hit, also in the arm. the officers were part of a special police unit called a saturation unit that targets problem areas. investigators say that the suspects were engaged in suspicious activity but weren't specific about what they were doing. they were in the area of marblewood avenue and reed street around 10:40 late last night. this is an area divided by homes on one side and an industrial park. police aren't saying how many shots were fired. the suspect and officer were taken to the hospital but are expected to survive. police did take all four suspects into custody. no word on charges at this time. the suspects have not been identified and police aren't saying if they recovered a gun at the crime scene. it is unclear if the suspect that was hit is the one who fired initially at the officers. no one else was hurt in the shootout. the name of the officers involved also not being released at this time. police say they are still investigating. that is the latest here from palmer park. back to you. >> thank you. some other stories we are following, a child pornography bust that stretch as cross more than a dozen countries. it has local ties as well. scott spiegel of ashburn, virginia one. the other suspects arrested here in the u.s. the nearly two- year investigation targeted nearly 600 members of a child porn web site. in all, the feds say they uncovered the equivalent of 16,000 dvds worth of pornographic images. >> they allegedly traded graphic image as and videos of adults molesting young children, often violently. >> there are a to be of teenagers who could be impressionable children. two others were arrested from our area. investigators are still trying to track down at least 20 other suspects from the u.s. now to a guilty plea from an alexandria elementary school teacher accused of producing child pornography. justin coleman of fall church taught in john adams elementary school. yesterday, he pleaded guilty to two counts of producing child pornography. u.s. cairn attorney says coleman altered thousands of pornographic photo to make them look like former students and made his own videos of sexual abuse with children. coleman will be sentenced in october. he faces up to 30 years in prison. yvette alexander being fined. alexander was cleared of several other accusation in a complain that prompted the investigation. we are learning more about what may have ledy to tragic murder-sued side in montgomery county. psychiatrist margaret jensvold and her 13-year-old son ben were found shot to death inside their home in kensington on saturday. the boy's father, jamie barnhard says he believes his ex-wife killed their only child out of compassion. he says his son was morbidly obese and bullied at school and was on the autism spectrum. as investigators continue to search for clues in the death of an 11-year-old new hampshire girl, police confirm her stepfather's trust has been impounded -- trucks that been impounded. we'll tell you what they are looking for. soy we'll be roy back. -- we'll be right back. a massive recall of ground turkey contaminated with a deadly strain of salmonella resistant to traditional antibiotics. one person died in california. salmonella can be cooked if it is cooked to i temperature over 165 degrees. cargill has issued a voluntary recall of some 36 million pounds of ground turkey meat. can you find the list of brand names on myfoxdc.com. so you no end to the partial shutdown of if the read rail aviation administration butt calls are getting louder for congress to come back from vacation to solve this crisis. president obama is demanding lawmakers settle the issue and democratic leaders now say the shutdown can be resolved by something called unanimous consent, a particle mennery procedure used even though congress is out of town but only for republican lead are agree to. it. the investigation into the death of an 11-year-old new hampshire gill girl led police back to the home that she disappeared from. state police seized a pickup truck. neighbors say celina cass' stepfather usually drives it. crime technician reentered the home looking for more evidence. her body was found monday near a hydroelectric dam less than a mile way from her home. autopsy results did not revolt a cause of death. coming up, metro cited for a big mess but not because of anything passengers left behind. >> we'll tell you why birds are to blame. first, let's check outside. it is still very foggy out there this morning. still have a lot of moisture in the air. we'll check in with tony perkins for the forecast. let's head down to the tropics and see what is happening down in haiti. they are worried about tropical storm emily. emily is bearing down on haiti right now. the rain has already started to fall in some parts of country. some 600,000 people are still living in the tents and flimsy homes since the earthquake well over a year ago. the fear is that the rain could spread the deadly cholera outbreak. we'll keep an eye on the storm too and hopefully, it passes through outmuch damage down there. >> the other problem with that, it is a tropical storm, 50-mile per hour wind. not so much worried about the wind although actually in haiti, they would be with the flimsy structures. it is only moving at about six, seven miles per hour. >> so the possibility of flooding. >> it could dump on them and sit there for a while. >> haiti is under a tropical storm warning. so are portions of the bahamas and the dominican republic. emily, it bears watching. it is having an impact. here in our area, we have a few rain showers well off to the east in eastern maryland. we are dealing with fog and mist this morning. let's go back to yesterday though. we'll tart by taking a look at our temperatures. our high temperatures and how about this? none of the area airports were in the 90s. yeah. i love it. reagan national, 87 degrees. dulles international, 84 degrees. about. wi marshall, 85 degrees for your highs yesterday. that is a niceling treat. let's take a lock at the satellite-radar composite for our reaming op. a few clouds out there. there is that precipitation i mentioned. that is in eastern maryland. the showers that we saw yesterday have moved out to sea now. reagan national officially had a quarter inp. of rain out of the run we had yesterday. we will see clearing conditions develop today and then we'll be precipitation-free for the latter part of the day. we just have to work out this moisture that is in the atmosphere this morning. temperatures around the region, considerly in the district, we are at 77 -- currently in the district we are at 77 degrees. cambridge coming in at 72. early clouds but afternoon sunshine. seasonal temperatures. 87degrees for your high. we will get some sunshine. and then for tonight being look for an overnight low in -- then for tonight being look for an overnight low in town. skies will be mostly cloudy. maybe a shower. five-day forecast, tomorrow, not a bad day. maybe an isolated thunderstorm out to the west. for most of you, i would not worry about that. saturday, we will get rain and thunderstorm activity coming through here. 87degrees for your high. humidity starts to build back in. can't rule out a couple of storms on sunday. monday, 92 and sunny. let's find out what is happening with traffic. julie,sy have -- i have no idea what is happening with my tie. i can't get that to be right. >> you and that tie. just do the dave ross look, forget the tie. i love it, yes. >> dave ross look good today out at redskins park in that yellow. lanes are open and we are waking up to a little bit of wet pavement and road spray but no incidents on the beltway. it is still cheer as you travel between college park and bethesda. 95 and 295 traveling between baltimore and d.c., still at speed. -- it is still clear as you travel between college park and bethesda. inbound new york avenue, lanes are open from northeast to northwest hooking good here at bladensburg road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. -- looking good here at bladensburg road. now to an alleged payroll scam involving metro and almost $25,000. two current and two former metro employees were arrested accused of participating in a time card scam. metro police say a supervisor was signing off me not worked for three employees costing the transits agency thousands of dollars. metro's deputy police chief send a strong message to all metro employees. >> they need to understand that the transit police in the office of the inspector general's job is to ensure that the authority is not getting defrauded by nip to include its employ i don't appear we will take whatever action necessary to ensure that they are brought to justice. >> the deputy chief said he done believe anyone else is involve. as for the two current employee, they have been placed on administrative leave until the court process is finished. can you bheam the birds for another problem plaguing metro. virginia issued citations for too many pigeon droppings. metro says they responded last month outlining the ask needed to chon up the mess. if you see something on metro that doesn't hook right, let us know. we are conning to monitor metro with your help. e-mail your information to fox 5 metro at g mail.com. the makes of blackberry may be ready to roll out competition for the iphone. >> we'll check that out. as we go to break, leonardo dicaprio tops forbes' list of hollywood's highest earning actors. the 36-year-old pulled in appear estimated $77 million over the last year. more than albert haynesworth. dicaprio dethroned johnny depp would took top spot last year. because they're the only cereals with box tops for education. last year, schools earned over ten million dollars from big g cereals. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo... only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. time to talk a little business news. more wild swings on the market and apple could be in for some competition. lauren simonetti joins us from new york and fox business. i kind of felt good about yesterday until i looked at the futures this morning. we cannot hold onto anything, can we? >> it is a roller coaster ride. we are down on the dow for eight days in a row and if we were lower yesterday, it would be day number nine. that would be the longest losing streak since 1978, steve. i don't think anybody wanted to see something like that. the bull came out in the end and we had a 29-point gain for the dow. a much heftier 1% gain for the nasdaq. but unorphanly being like you said, this morning, the bears are out and we have dow futures off by 50 or so poips right now. >> we'll see what happens throughout the day. for effect here on washington and on the hill that clings to their blackberry like life support, perhaps some help for them. >> research in motion is unvailinging five new blackberry models to hit the market by the end of this month. they include three torches. some will not have a keyboard and two updates to the bold. great device. obviously, research in motion is trying to compete with apple and its uber profitable i-5 open. these products are hitting the market later than expected. the markets needing something from research in motion so maybe this will do it. >> research in motion had struggled a little bit recently, had they not? >> yeah. big time. it is not just apple and the iphone. it is also htc, google and the android operating system getting products to the market pretty slow. i think they make about $75 in profit per blackberry as welcome pared to the iphone which brings in hike a $300 profit for apple. their margins are weakened there. >> thank you. we continue to follow several developing stories this morning. a bridge county police officer shot on the job last night. we are live on the scene with the latest detail there. also, a massive recall of ground turkey. millions of pound of it pulled off the shelves now after appear antibiotic-resistant strain of an illness kills one person and make dozens more sick. this is all over country. we are back after this on fox 5 morning news. it's true. you never forget your first subaru. [ where d.c. goes to get away.o busch gardens williamsburg, maybe it's because washington d.c. loves the legendary coasters. or that your entire family will have fun, even the little ones. it could be that water country usa has more of the waves, slides and rides everyone wants. so plan your getaway and come play. you never know who you'll run into. get started at buschgardens.com/dc. don't forget to check out our web site today. there is a band new feature there where you can cash in on discounts from local vendors. it is called my fox half off. the link is on our home page. today's deal be a $10 credit to flipping pizza for $5. so half off. yeah. tucker is excited. can you use it at any of their locations in the d.c. region along with their food trucks and at the stands at nationals park as well. look for the link on myfoxdc.com. >> there you go. all right. can we top talking about food now. >> the pizza is making me hungry. >> me too. >> it is good pizza. i've had it. >> i haven't had that pizza. >> not trying to advertise. >> no. we know. >> i'll downhood the coupon and then can you go pick some up for me. >> i'll do it. >> in between the weather. >> i'll do it. that works. we have misty conditions. one of our coworkers just walk in and said he got wetter this morning coming in through the mist than he did yesterday with the actual showers falling. take a look. there is your satellite-radar. the rain that we had yesterday has pushed offshore for the most part. temperatures across the region, we are at 77 degrees. the huge is up there as well. that will diminish as the day progresses. dulles airport at 76. ocean city, 746789 harrisonburg is at 68 degrees -- ocean city, 74. our average high for this date is 88 degrees. we are looking for a high of 87 degrees. coming up in about 15 minutes, today's edition of ask the weather guys. it is another scientific question. it's good one though about uv rays. >> you got to be hurting your brains. you have had some really tough questions. >> we have decided tomorrow, we're taking a break. it will be an easier question. >> not as scientific perhaps? >> when you hear the question, think, easy but then when you think about it, you think that is a hard one to come up with. >> let's get through today first. lets he check in with julie wright and look at traffic. >> so the easy question is, it comes from me, when is the weather team taking me out to lunch. the nonscientific answer is never. >> you would think it would be an easy question but you've been asking this for at least four or five years now. >> we've had will you please. during the last four or five years. >> not really. >> about two times. >> that was like a virtual lunch you ate at your house and they ate at her house. >> the first will you please. , i got an ice cube and the second lunch, i got a leaf of lettuce. you guys want to know how i lose the weight. there we go. a little bit of that road spray kicking up in your face but not a bad commute. # 5 behaving nice hi coming in out of laurel. westbound 214 central avenue on the ramp to head northbound on 95, 495. 95 still in good shape out of newington headed up to the beltway. southbound frap cone i can't springfield parkway, got a rolling accident there. -- southbound franconia springfield parkway, got a rolling zen there. police were involved in a shootout last night. >> it ended with an officer and a suspect taken to the hospital. sherry ly is on the story and she join us live from police headquarters in palmer park. >> reporter: police really had no idea what they were walking into last night when they spotted these four suspects in the chapel oaks area of prim county. this was i high crime -- of prince george's county. this was a high crime area with a special unit on patrol. at least one of the suspects they spotted started shooting without arounding. this happened around 10:40 last night. the special police unit called the saturation unit was pat patrolling the area. they spotted the four men engaged in suspicious activity but investigator aren't saying what specifically they were doing. the officers began to investigate. one of the suspects opened fire hitting an officer in the arm. another cop shot back, hitting a suspect in the arm. both were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. all four suspects were taken into custody. it is up clear if the suspect that was hit by police is also the one who initially fired. police have not released the names of those suspects or the name of the officers involved in this shooting. no word on the charges or the status of those officers involved. that is the latest here in palmer park. back to you. >> thank you. we'll check in with sherry later for an update. other top stories, hundreds of people and more than a dozen countries all targeted in a child porn crackdown. scott spiegel of ashburn among the 50 suspects under arrest here in the u.s. the investigate targeted 600 member of a child pornography web site including people from canada, denmark, france, germany, all those other countries you just saw scrolling up the screen. we are told member had to cop to upload images in order to stay in this online club. >> they have been the vehicle for the distribution of up to 123. it e r actual about. yt etch s of child pornography. that is roughly equivalent to nearly 16,000 dsm vds. >> two other people were arrested from our region. -- up to 123 terabytes of child pornography. a woman, margaret jensvold and her 13-year-old son, ben were found shot to death in kensington in what miss are calling a murder-suicide. the boy's father, jamie barnhard says his son was morbidly obese an on the autism spectrum. he says jensvold tried to get their son into a special school for children with autism in rockville for the coming school year but was turned down. if you eat ground turkey, listen up. the department of agriculture suspect as a plan in arkansas has processed trained turkey and it has led tie fatal dose after drug-resistant salmonella. there is a massive recall. >> reporter: there is now a voluntary recall of 36 million pounds of ground turkey meat from a company called cargill. health officials say the salmonella bacteria in the processed meat has made at least 76 people sick in states all across the country. the investigate into the tainted meat began nearly five months ago. the cd kiro 7 reported that nearly 40% of those infected with the strain of salmonella needed to be hospitalized. doctors are cautioning against this outbreak of salmonella heidelberg saying it is multidrug-resistant. to ensure it is safe to eat, measure its temperature. >> don't try to eat urine cooked turkey. cook the meat thoroughly. if you need a meat thermometer, you get the temperature up to 165 degrees. the salmonella is gone. >> reporter: about five billion pound of ready to took turkey meat are sold in the united states each year. that is near hi double what it was 40 years ago. -- that is near hi double what it was 40 years ago -- that is nearly double what it was 40 years ago. redskin training camp getting closer and close are to full speed. >> be able to join the rest of the team on the field today. dave ross live at redskins park in ashburn. >> the last week, went say -- it hasn't been a waste of time but they haven't been taliban to go full bore because they have not had the full complement of players. right now as we speak, the c about. actual is hopefully being ratified by the players. -- the cba is hopefully being ratified by the players. and then about 4:00 this afternoon, effect will be out there getting ready to roll. you never get i second chance to make a good first impression. one guy is making the most of that chaps. his name is jarvis jenkins. he is impressing. he comes to us from clemson. he is 304 pounds. a defensive line man with good happened and good speed. he is getting the multiple reps so far because the free agents still can't practice. that should change today. >> the veteran have told me he say technique will keefe keep new the game a long time. >> he has played the run, has maid the pass. he has a big upside. can you tell he hikes to work. all the things that you look for in a guy, be he has so hopefully, he can just keep on getting better and better. >> the other big news, yesterday, john beck switched hi number from three to 12. get though programs updated. he is now number 12 in your program. beck wented to make this move last year when he got here but malcolm kelly had the number. kelly is now number 14 and beck is very cool with that change. >> i really don't think malcolm liked hi number. he told me he was like trust raid because it brought him injuries. >> you normally don't talk about injury. that is why he knocked on wood. hopefully, malcolm kelly will be healthy this year. tim hightower, local guy that vonnie holiday was traded for from arizona,downs me and let me just say his nickname is rather i wanted refusing and one that you won't soon forget. that is my tease for the next hour. let's get back to you. >> we do love the nicknames. >> it is a good one. coming up next, the need is already at crisis level. >> this morning, it continues to grow. the united nations warning that the famine in somalia is spreading. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] add whole grains to your morning with special k multigrain oats & honey cereal, a blend of rolled oats and honey-kissed multigrain flakes is a delicious way to make your breakfast beautiful. officials say the famine kennys in kennys in somalia are expected to persist until december. somalia is suffering the worst drought there in 60 years and doctors are bombarded but say those seeking treatment at the refugee camps are the lucky ones. >> they are the lucky ones because there are many who are not picked from the community and this some dead before they arrive here. >> official say getting aid to the country has been difficult because al-qaeda-linked militants control much of the hard of the hit areas. stay tuned to fox 5. coming up in our next hour, we'll check in with a relief team hiv from nairobi and find out how you can help. >> rain from thunderstorm emily has already starred to fall. the brunn of the storm expected to hit haiti later today. the fear is that the heavy rain could spread the deadly cholera outbreak as well. >> i'll deal with the mist right now that we have. >> absolutely. that will dissipate as the morning progresses. we'll get some sunshine breaking out here later on after cloudy skies this morning and foggy conditions. let's take a look at what is going on out there. i'll start with the satellite- radar. we'll take a look at the sentinel satellite-radar. rain is gone. we do have the mist. we have the fog. it look lick a little area of showery conditions popped up down to the south but it is probably not hiking the ground and in any even, it is not significant. you can see we don't see much in the way of cloud cover but we do have the foggy conditions and the misty conditions as well. let's take a look at the temperatures around the region. currently here in washington, we are at 77 degrees. 73 in gaithersburg. annapolis is at 78. dulles is at 76 degrees. we were just talking about emily. let me show you where emily is right now bearing down on haiti. the center of the storm just to the south of haiti right now. they are getting rain and wind. maximum sustained wind are 50 miles per hour. here is the projected path of emily t does take it across the bahamas and then impacting the east coast of the united states. we keep it out to sea so it doesn't make landfall at least at this point but we have to keep watching it. by monday morning, late sunday night, early monday morning, it is impacting the carolinas and elsewhere painly with heavy surf and riptides and the like. that looks like it will be the main impact at this point. today, early clouds, fog, mist, afternoon sunshine, seasonal temperatures. 87-degree for your high today. then for tonight, hook for an overnight low of 73 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. -- look for an overnight low of 73 degrees. most of you will be dry tomorrow. a decent day tomorrow. high about 87 degrees. tucker put the chance of an isolated thunderstorm on there. that is primarily out to the west. saturday, rain, thunderstorms. 87degrees for your high. zipped, # 2 starts a warm high pressure up again. 90 on monday. -- 92 starts a warm-up again. it is now time for ask the weather guys. you know the segment. it is the segment where tucker barnes and i put our heads together to answer your most pressing questions, weather- related or otherwise. today's question comes from tom hilary who wants to know does the uv index change with the temperature. so is it higher on a hot day and lower on a cool day? >> good question. >> it is a good question. typically, it would be higher on a hot day and cooler on a -- or rower on a cool day but it is not the temperature -- the temperature does not impact the. you v index. other things do impact the uv index but the temperature itself does not. the uv are the rays from the sun that are not good for us. on i day where you have more sunshine and like, more of that is getting through and it will be a warmer day as well. so the answer is no, it does not impact it. however, there are some things that do. i'll start off, tucker. >> you want me to start off? >> no, i said i'll start off. >> no, you said you'll start off. why dope you start -- why don't you start off? why are you telling me that you are starting off. >> the thicker the ozone layer, the harder it is for the sun's uv ray's to penetrate it. clouds, now, uv rays do penetrate clouds but uv radiation levels are highest under cloudle skies. >> that plays into his temperature question. when it is cloudy, it is typically a little cooler. so in a sort of indirect way, if it is a little cooler because of clouds, then you will get less expo shower. >> but it is not the temperature itself. >> the big of the story of all is geography. the close are you are to the equator where the sun is high year round, the higher the uv index year round. during the win are we are 1 and 2. >> also time of day. you v radiation is typically strongest in the hours around solar noon. now, solar noon is not necessarily twelve noon. it can vary by an hour or more on eager side of that but generally speaking the worst times of day for. you v radiation is between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. >> the sun's rays will still penetrate through clouds. i think it is 80% of the sun's rays will still reach your skin. you want to make sure you put on the lotion or stay covered up during the summer. >> so there you go. any questions. >> so not directly impacted but there is a bit of a pattern though just based on -- it is higher in the summer. >> technically speaking, i'm answering his direct question, does the uv index change with temperature? i'm assuming that he is saying is the temperature causing it. no, but obviously,ly accord laying because the warmer it is, the hotter it is, the brighter the sun. i hope we answered that for you. tomorrow, we'll have a fun question. >> they're all fun. they were all interesting. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we've been very scientific this week. >> yes, we have. we'll have some fun tomorrow. & sunshine days. >> oh, my goodness, the brady bunch. if you have a question that you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com. click on the weather tab. we'll try to answer it for you. can you also upload the video questions and we'll play that on the air. >> with the twisted logic of ms. wright being i'm guessing that everything that they were just saying to avoid, you were saying that is what i'm look for, that peak sun time between ten and four. >> exactly. i will say this. i was in seattle recently and we went up to mount rainier and it was cloudy and cold and when the fog burned off, they explained that they get sunburned up there. i guess that goes to your question about temperature. >> and they're probably getting something off the snow too. >> yes, it does reflex off the snow. very good and water. >> did you put your big eveny on and lay out there and get some rays i don't you saw the tweet pictures. there was snow on the ground. there was no bikini wearing there. all right. on the roads, you will find lanes are open right now. no incidents to report southbound along 207 coming in out of -- 270 coming in out of gaithersburg. you will find all of your lanes are open. traveling southbound along connecticut avenue, that is where i've got some problems this morning. just after the beltway, the accident activity is tying up the right side of the road so heads up as you travel out of kensington headed down towards 410. your lanes are open as you travel 395 headed for the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. the lunch crowd at one popular restaurant had a meal yesterday that they will always remember. >> i've got these but i'm also going to buy hers because she held my space in line. >> oh, my god! >> she's excited. president obama stopped by the good stuff eatery on capitol hill bringing some of his staff with him as a small thanks for their hard work on the debt ceiling debate. he also picked up the tab for a woman in line think that think thatting her for saving his spot. >> we got picture when they first drove up and stuff. >> we are trying to see him come out. i'm on my lunch break. >> i got to shake his hand. it was fabulous. >> and we said happy birthday. >> awesome. well worth the hour. >> a lot of waiting. >> the good stuff eatery has been popular with the obamas for a while now. both the president and first lady michelle obama haveburgers on the menu named in their honor. i think they just like these burger places. >> the first lady told me that personally one time. a little happy birthday celebration for the president. ♪ happy birthday to you &&. >> celebrating birthday number 50 getting serenaded by general officer hudson ate fundraiser in chicago last night. the event also featured a performance by herby hancock. about 100 vips attended the fundraiser, some paying up to $35,000 to be there. coming up, most 2-year-olds can be pretty wild sometimes. >> but theling guy holly will introduce us to is really wild. we'll find out what else is out there. cog up. out there -- out there coming up. naturals from delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. so we made ocean spray cranberry juice cocktail with a splash of lime. it's so refreshing, your taste buds will thank you. mm... oh, you're welcome. what? 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