we've been waiting for. >> later a career day for anthony rendon third baseman powering the nats to huge win over the mets. set agnew franchise record in the process. highlights from what ended up being a mixed weekend for washington sports. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ ♪♪ >> by mixed we mean at least the nationals won. [ laughter ] >> d.c. united with come back win. somebody else to celebrate. good day d.c. 9:00 o'clock ornithes monday. we made it to may. may first i'm steve alongside holly, maureen wisdom. >> the end of an era. as of next month parking along the national mall won't be free any more. how much it could cost you and tens of millions of tourists that come to the area. though i would say it's very hard to get those spots. >> i was going to say. have you found a spot that's free. >> the museums are still free. >> still free. >> carry on. >> carry on. >> carry on. >> first at 9:00 we immediate to talk about the weather. in store for severe weather unfortunately tucker is tracking our changes and the chance of rain on the way. what's up, tuck? >> here's my thing about having to pay to park. all right. >> right. >> i'm okay with it don't make it two minutes for a quarter. >> i agree. >> it's insulting. >> 37 quarters for like 14 minutes. >> they have this new app out there. >> i know they have a new app. >> on your phone. unfortunately my phone can't handle the new app. >> i'm still paying quarters. >> it's fill. i don't have any more room for anything on it. >> 74 at reagan national. warm and humid today. already 74. low 80s this afternoon. mix of sun and clouds it's going to feel sticky out there. with the humidity up ahead of our front that's our cold front right there. and when that gets in here late this afternoon, really this evening, i think early this evening, we're going to run the possibility of some thunderstorms out there, and we're under an enhanced risk for severe weather. the bottom line not everybody will get it one or two very strong storms later this afternoon keep that in really this another of evening. 83. winds out of the south here ten oh 20 gusting to 30. one more summery afternoon before a cool down and most importantly less humidity around here for tomorrow. have the details on the rest of the work week and encourage you once again to come join at weather day coming up. >> thursday. >> thursday. >> all righty. >> thank you tucker. 9:03 is the time. that storm system we were just talking about headache make its mark over the weekend nature blamed for 14 deaths in the south and midwest so far. two of those victims were children. now the storms packed high winds and heavy rain. it's led to powerful tornadoes and fast-moving floods. this morning are it's cleanup is underway forecasters say more storms could hit the region later this week. >> the other big story we're following this morning bipartisan deal to keep the government running. president trump on the verge of alleges lidge win with the deal democrats say they won, too. >> that compromise comes with a price and in this case the price is about $1 trillion. melanie alnwick live an can't capitol hill with the details and the next fight congress could be getting ready for. mel? >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah part of the reason for such a big price tag because there's money in there to fund many of the various priorities of the president and lawmakers and not as many cuts as expected. washington may be able to keep the government shut down signs under wraps for few months now with congress on the verge of ink ago deal to keep the government open until october. but it wasn't easy. and just yesterday, we heard president trump talking about the art of deal making in washington. >> in many cases, you're forced to make deals that are not the deal you'd make. you'd make a much different kind of a deal. >> reporter: what was the give end take to get a deal? the president had to give up for now at least border wall funding. that's a win for democrats. but the white house is getting some political cover with $1.5 billion pegged for additional border security measures including detention beds and technology. the president also gets about $15 billion in military funding. there's more money for coalminers parenthood funding stays intact and the president had to abandon a host of other cuts that democrats said went too far. >> he can't just dictate what he wants. not talk to us and say you must support it. country doesn't work my way or the highway. >> reporter: what's next? health care. with the president promising another push to repeal and replace obama care but also promising to continue key tennet of the affordable care act. >> and i just watched another network than yours and they were saying, pre existing is not covered. pre-existing conditions are in the bill. and i mandated. i said it has to be. >> reporter: now, of local interest in this spending package which is 1,664 pages long nih did get $2 billion budget boost earlier there were threats that medical research might get cut. also, there is still money in this package for private school students. the house and the senate both need to vote on this and pass this package by the end of the week. live on capitol hill, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> thanks, mel. meanwhile president trump spoke out on how the us will respond to north korea and nuclear program. this comes after a failed missile launch on friday. one of many this month. mr. trump never says military action will be taken, but it's always an option. us has been pressuring china to take control of their neighbor. >> i would not be happy if he does nuclear test i will not be happy. i can tell you also i don't believe that the president of china who is a very respected man will be happy either. >> united states is currently installing missile defense system in south korea which is expected to be operational sh shortly. president trump mark his first 100 days in office saturday and despite the fact he down played the importance of the milestone, this morning the white house is out with a new tv and online ad highlighting what he's accomplish so far. check it out. >> president trump and sworn in president 100 days ago. america has rarely seen such success. a respected supreme court justice confirmed. companies investing in american jobs again. american becoming more energy independent. regulations that kill american jobs eliminated. the biggest tax cut plan in history. you wouldn't know it from watching the news. america is winning and president trump is making america great again. >> i'm donald trump and i approve this message. >> donald trump sworn in as president -- >> now the ad is called first 100 days it will run major tv markets nationwide. campaign is part of the president's approach of reaching out to the american people directly. it also hits on his theme of the media being biased. ♪ >> 9:00 sorry seven at the is the time. agriculture secretary sonny perdue will visit an elementary school in leesburg. he'll sign at new rules for lunches. some speculate it could include a two-year extension and lowering the am of sodium in school lunches. also, today, may day demonstrations taking place around the world and right here at home. this video from the ones that are happening in indonesia, south core and the philippines this morning. workers took to the streets voicing their demands on may day union members traditionally marched for workers right here. here in the united states protests are planned for immigrant rights, lgbt awareness n a district a march is set to begin at noon at ma'am com x park in northwest. >> remember how it used to be free to park along the national mall. not for much longer. >> contracors are starting to inn saul parking meters thousands of free spots along the mall will be gone. it will cost you to park. bob barnard live along the national mall with more on when this goes into effect but also why, bob, i think some of us were surprised to learn who was using these spots. >> reporter: yeah. you come down here along the tidal b the jefferson memorial. the different museums. monuments here. and they're very few parking spaces and up until now, it's been free. but starting in mid june it will now cost you two dollars an hour seven days week including weekends and holidays we're talking from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. they're going to be installing soon here pay stations you know where you can do it by mobile app or put the piece of paper on your dashboard. these things are going to be install in the coming weeks here. and again going into effect in mid june. it's, yeah, a loft different reasons. basically, it's because if you want to come down here to the mall, there's never any parking and you know what it's because so many federal workers take advantage of the fact that there's very little enforcement over the three-hour time limit that most of these spaces have. and we met a young lady cindy lee going to work this morning who had parked here and said, yeah, i don't like to metro. it's free basically because they get maybe, one, one twenty four tickets a year and now she gets the news that those days are limited. >> i've only been parking here for a couple months at this point but i found that parking in this area is really beneficial for me ton my work situation. given the distance that i have to commute to my job here. and knowing that parking meters are going to start occurring here it's a bummer. i understand why. but it's going to make a lot of people who work in this area have to struggle a little bit more trying to find some other way to get in on reliable basis. >> reporter: now, the national park service says they're not the first to do this in fact they're probably the last to do it. one of the reasons why, here's mike litterst from the national park service. >> several things we're att attempting to accomplish with the parking meters. first is to increase turnover on what are very limited parking spaces for museums and monuments and memorials. by the three hour that is have been in effect for years, gives mr. people the opportunity to make use of that parking when they're coming downtown. >> reporter: now, mike litter russ also says that the parking fee that is are generated by the national park service will go toward the circumstance later which is been around for a couple years which helps get people around the mall and the attractions here for about a buck a ride. he says that it will be the d.c. government the department of public works that will do the enforcement and write the tickets. the d.c. government will collect those moneys. apparently this has been an idea that they've considered for about 11 years, guys, but just now going into effect the meters in the next couple of weeks will go in and these two dollars an hour rates weekends holidays from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. go into effect in mid june. guys. >> all right. see how this one pans out. >> hmm. >> it will pan out well for those that are getting the money from the met >> do it monday through friday or monday through saturday. >> not on the weakened. >> weekends and holidays. >> have you ever park in those spots. >> never. >> i have. i have parked there. >> never even parked in those spots. they're not available. >> full disclosure i never knew those spots were free. >> really. >> never. >> i assume you had to pay. >> right. as long as the museums are still free and clear. >> yes, wisdom, yes. >> you have to get through them in three hours. >> that's true. >> first monday in may. that means it is what is known as melanoma monday. coming up little later this morning we'll share the abc's of skin cancer and tell you why catching the warning signs could be up to your spouse or your partner. >> very important news. first a different kind of nerd prom a look back at the first white house correspondents dinner since president trump took office and the first without the sitting commander in chief in about 30 years. 9:12 is your time. your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a well-organized chest of drawers, to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... 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president jeff mason said the dinner would have been different even if president trump had attended. speakers at the dinner promoted press freedom and responsibility as well challenged trump's accusations of dishonestrd its reporting the comedian hasan minaj of the daily show hosted the event and went aft the president and his decision not a ten. he was at a rally in harrisburg pennsylvania. while he saved his stinging comments for the washington media dismissing the white house correspondents dinner an example out of touch the d.c. media establishment is with the people outside the beltway. listen to this. >> there's another big gathering making place tonight in washington, d.c. did you hear about it? >> boo >> a large group of hollywood actors -- boo! >> -- and washington media -- >> boo! >> -- are consoling each other in hotel ballroom in our nation's capitol right now. [ applause ] >> and i could not possibly be more -- >> white house staff boycotted the dinner in a show of solidarity the with the president. no president has missed the event in 36 years since president reagan was not able to attend after he was shot in 1981. meanwhile the stars of the night were water gate reporters bob woodward and carl bernstein who recon wad learned about journalism. >> almost inevitably unreasonable government secrecy is the enemy, and you usually the give away about what the real story might be >> and when lying, lying is combined with secrecy, there's usually a pretty good road map in front of us. [ applause ] >> yes, follow the money but follow also the lies. >> like politicians and presidents, sometimes perhaps too frequently we make mistakes and good too far. when that happens, we should own up to it. but the effort today to get this best attainable version of the truth is largely made in good faith. mr. president, the media is not fake news. >> the two worked for the washington post and helped lead to president richard nixon's he resignation 40 years ago. the one thing that was at the same at this year's dinner the jokes were flowing. hasan minaj roasted president trump during the annual event. >> no one wanted to do this. so, of course -- [ laughter ] >> -- it lands in the hands of anime grant much that's howl it always goes down. [ cheers and applause ] >> no one wanted this gig. no one. [ cheers and applause ] >> don rickles died just so you wouldn't ask him to do this gig. all right. >> rip to don rickles. the only donald with skin thick enough to take a joke like that. >> headliner fort entertainment as you see didn't hold back. the comedian referred to him as quote the liar in chief. minaj joked about everything from immigration the first amendment to members of trump's administration. all of this comes during a very tumultuous time between the president and the change. he's looking ways to change libel laws so he can media if they criticize him. >> prescribes says the new media -- news media needs to be more responsible and how they report the news. mr. trump had threatened legal action against news organizations before. so it is quite a talker right there, i know, everybody is buzzing this morning about the dinner and how president trump missed it want he was doing instead. >> all right. >> everybody in washington that is. >> right. >> inside the beltway. >> president hinting he'll come next year this is hin genius and it will be better. it will be better. >> exactly n thank you erin. >> thank you. >> 9:20. coming up weekend box office looking different this weekend. kevin will come back with a check of the new movies that made the top five. plus, one-on-one with the man behind the guardian the galaxy sequel. >> allison, what are you working on this morning. >> deadly shooting in san diego. police say it may have been a hate crime plus why a tell today pilot who hit a woman in the face says he did the right thing. and later, the perfect gift for the ultimate star wars fan? i'd say so. we've got a check on what else is making headlines next. ♪ i will never wash my hair again. new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. making every strand stronger. so tangles don't stand a chance. because strong is beautiful. 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[ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. >> 9:30 is the time. that means it's time for to us talk good day sports. the report goes like this. we'll start with the only bright spot in ugly weekend for washington. we'll talk about anthony rendon. the nats third baseman having a career day sunday against the mets. he went six for sick at the plate with three homeruns, ten rbi's. dominant offensive performance helped power the nats to the most runs in franchise history 23. >> yeah. >> amazing. and he wasn't the only one that was having a good day. matt, bryce harper wnt deep for the nats. the nats get one back. nets up for the nats the arizona diamondbacks. >> most runs ever scored in modern day baseball in the modern era. >> 30. >> you're right. 30-thee texas over baltimore. >> wow. >> that was for you, tuck. >> when was that. >> 2007. >> man. >> all right. let's talk about the bad stuff now we have to. wizards falling to the celtics in game one of the second round of the eastern conference fi finals. worse part was it was all washington in the first quarter. they were up 17 points at one point. but boston chipped away at that lead ended up winning by 12. game two tomorrow in boston. >> you got the score 33 points in nba game would you let somebody knock your team out lik isaia thomas. >> game seven in the championship and guaranteed one take one over here. >> third game of the season didn't really matter but you get isaia game. >> yes. >> you could get a new one. >> take them all. i'd get them all done. >> caps facing crucial game three tonight in pittsburgh produce sr. chris said i could use whatever words i want for this. get that delay button ready. >> here's the deal. the caps if they're going to win the series they need to earn this series. because they had a must win you don't have too many game two must wins but must win on saturday night and they did not get the job done. so you're going in with a huge disadvantage down two games to 91 going on the road. it's been done. >> yeah. >> so you can't say it can't be done. >> but -- >> it hasn't been done by this team. >> it's harder. >> do they have the mental well with all. that's my question. are they defeated mentally. >> especially after that deet beet down saturday at home. >> yeah. >> that's tough to come back from. if they win tonight, you're down two games to one. >> there's hope. >> i have another question for you. >> come back home and push it. you have a good chance. if you lose tonight, it's going to be huge hole. >> ist hammered six-two like or -- >> lose by one in overtime like every other game they played this year. >> which one is worse. >> getting blown out on your home court is bad. or home ice. >> i hate it either way. then you have to live with the fact -- >> it's an l either way. >> you live with the enact i did done this we could have won. opposed to the other way nothing mattered. >> it's bad either way. >> you were at the game on saturday. probably excited for the first few minutes at least. >> i want to be clear. mentally -- >> first period was good. i want to be clear mentally i'm defeated. >> you were defeated before the playoffs even started. >> well -- >> kind of negative outlook. >> hello! i've been a caps fan for how many years they've been around since the foss 70's. >> yeah. >> give me a reason not to be mentally -- >> you have good reason. >> this will be the year. that's what we say every year. >> you got to have hope. >> i'll do weather. i've had all my teeth knock out with lacrosse ball. don't recommend it. >> really? >> all of them. >> four of them. >> really? >> at once? >> take face and tell me how it feels. >> i'll pass. i'll take your word for it. >> i'd rather have isaia thomas' paycheck. >> two front teeth. >> two front teeth and two on the side. >> sporting chick let's. >> okay. >> saves you money you don't have to brush them that hard you just replace them every couple years. here's your weather day is coming up much this will be steve on thursday. big smile on the face. come and join us we'll give special weather presentation before the game thursday at 1:0. >> thank you. >> nationals.com/weather. they have specially priced tickets an lot of school groups. can't wait to meet everybody. meet and greet afterwards if you want to come down as an individual or grinning your family you're welcome to do that as well and we can't wait to see you guys on thursday. 74 now in washington. warm, humid, winds out of the south here at 15. and we're going to be in for another summery afternoon with lots of clouds at the moment. we'll kind of get some sunshine mixing in here from time to time early this afternoon and again you'll feel the summertime heat and humidity as dew point temperatures still way on up there. this cold late this afternoon and this evening if you're out to the west you'll get the storms first then i think through the immediate washington area between 6:00, eight, 10:00 o'clock tonight potential is there a few of the storms could be on the strong side late this afternoon and this evening. enhanced risk here in the immediate washington area for the strong storms later today. so just keep in that in mind we could have very gusty winds and downpours with some of these storms. future cast there we go that's at 9:30 i should have backed that up about an hour. you get the idea we'll have a few thunderstorms complexes with that front. then once we get the front east of us, we get into drier air and very pleasant tuesday. it will still be warm 70s but less humidity and feel a lot better around here tomorrow sunny and warm and look at wednesday. end of the week cooler temperatures rain by late thursday into friday right now weather day all systems go. we'll be okay for it. and that game 1:00 o'clock thursday afternoon should be okay as well before the rain gets in here for thursday night and friday. okay. that is, what did i just do. i did weather. over to you. because the first monday of may is observed as melanoma monday and if you have never heard of mel gnome in a list season it is a serious and deadly type of skin cancer. may is skin cancer awareness month. board certified dermatologist dr. ali is scaling of schooling us on the abc' of mel gnome in a. ways to spot skin cancer. how to protect yourself from it how to stay safe and live lo longer. good morning. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> what do we need to know specifically about hell gnome in a and skin cancer. >> hell noma is the deadliest skin cancer one in nine -- every hour one person dies from mel gnome in a it's preventible. studies show that if you catch mel gnome in a early you could live, you know, have a normal life. abc rule is a asymmetry if the your back, for example is notd- symmetrical. if you put a line down the middle the left doesn't match the right. b is border if the borders a c is color. if there's different color especially shades of dark gray, black, blue. and d for diameter. diameter bigger than a pencil heedy eraser melanomas can be caught at earlier stage. e is fore involving in the lesion is changing. if you have a mole that every year app% to change don't wait to get it check out. have a board certified dermatologist look you glover the checking is out difficult parts sometime. sometimes they're parts of our body we can't see and i'm talking about the back specifically. that's one of the key areas especially for older men. >> men over 50 much higher risk for melanoma than younger men oftentimes it's men like you said on their back. you can see your own back. that's why the american academy dermatologists recommends women to check their mail partners especially their back for any changing lesions. research from this year has shown that women are nine times more likely to spot a melanoma than men. so women check your loved back. >> is it -- we talking about men over 50 which is high -- higher risk group i should say. it can affect anybody, male, female, any age or a more specific break down. >> it could affect anybody. even pig menned individuals so it's not a skin cancer that is only for white caucasians. if you're likely pigmented or have very bill pigment your risk is higher because you don't have the melanin to protect if you you're african-american, hispanic you have to check other locations like under your fingernails. your palm manies, your soles. bob marley died of a melanoma under a toenail. we never think about that. ways to protect ourselves and you brought in ideas here we typically we hear protect yourself when you go out in the sun. don't just go lay in the sun all day without some type of pro protect. what do you recommend. >> be smart about it. i don't tell patients to stay indoors because that's impractical. i love to be outdoors. when you're outside, seek shade if you can. if you'll be in the your sunscreen. wear sun protective clothing which are reliable. wear your sunscreen. and reapply your sunscreen every two to three hours if you're in the water at the beach put it on zooms you come back. >> something we would find in your office. system just a fan tee mag any feig glass essentially. what is that? >> it's fancy mag any feig glass it has polarized lights and let's you see the pigment pattern of moles that could be suspicious a lost dermatologists use this season scam is very easy. you've had it. a matter of just looking. it's not invasive. it's just look over and if there's any suspicious lesions i put this on it and look at it. with some degree of confidence i can tell if it's benign or not. if i'm not certain oh for i'm in doubt do you a quick biopsy which takes minutes. >> sure. if people have the question though if maybe they've spotted something themselves or on their partner and say i'm not quite sure about this, do you recommend they just come see you directly? >> is that typically the best scenario then. >> see abort said fight dermatologist. they're a website spot skin cancer.org that helps you find free skin cancer screenings and helps you find port certified dermatologist that is could help you. >> most of the initial thing you cited with the rate of death one an hour, is that typically because people don't spot these symptoms soon enough? is it something that is preventible or curable if found soon enough. >> absolutely. in general melanoma a pre preventible skin cancer the biggest risk factor is uv from the sun and tanning beds so that's prevention. and prevention part of it is early detection. so what we're promoting is minimize your risk factors. and have seek attention so you can have it detected early and just a matter of having a look over by your dermatologist. >> you are it doesn't take long start with the look over yourself. let your partner check you out. make sure there's nothing too out of the ordinary. abc d and es of melanoma. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks 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dollars. worldwide so far for this film. clearly, people like this franchise. i will say a lot of that money is internationally. speaking of international, there were two film that is did very very well this weekend. the first one being how to be a latin lover. this did $12 million. i have not seen this movie. >> i was going to say i never even heard of it. >> let me say this. i never heard about this movie until last weekend when i was in los angeles. >> yeah. >> every billboard in around hollywood was for this. >> i said i never -- what is this? tv show? is it movie. it was just blasted plastered everywhere in la last its last weekend. >> i want to see it. the only movie that massive film was the circle. which was that screening to critic in the d.c. area i paid to see it thursday night. i should have seen latin lover because circle was terrible. >> who is latin lover. >> selma high yack. huge cast. really want to see it i saw the trailer when i went to >> raquel welsh in there. i want to see it. >> i saw the trailer. number three this weekend was a movie called -- pardon baah baahubali. >> the conclusion. this is a sequel to ba. hubali1. >> got it now. >> another sequel. >> from india. again i have not seen either the first or the second. that shows how bad the circle is. the circle was bad. circle did $9.3 million. i will see how to be a latin lover and give you a review. >> okay. >> real quick. director of guardians of the galaxy two show a quick 22nd clip of the movie. i want to explain why this so cool. watch this. >> don't push this button. gnaw let suv the bomb immediately and we'll all be dead. now repeat back what i just s said. >> i am groot. >> no. that's the button that will kil try again. >> i am groot. >> um-hmm. >> i am groot. >> uh-huh. >> i am groot. >> no! [ laughter ] >> couple things to note here which is very very cool. bradley cooper's voicing the raccoon. onset the director's brother sean gunplays that character like -- he makes himself smaller baby groot is captured by james gun. so now in reality, when you watch the film, bradley coo coo' voicing raccoon and also vin diesel is voicing groot. i wanted did vince diesel higher this voice to get that baby grout sound effect and what famous actor did bradley cooper take to do the voice of raccoon watch this. >> when he comes in doesn't all those lines, does it take him couple days or do them all in one day? there's not that many of them. >> he does it all in one day. he works for one day. >> wow! >> yeah. >> that's mazing. >> he still does it a thousand times. >> i wonder how much money is that per word. >> a you know, it's not like he's -- gets paid but it's not crazy. >> one thing i find interesting i remember talking to vin diesel for the first one he told me in the script it would say i am groot and an explanation of what it meant. >> yes. >> how does that work in the script? do you put sentences about what it means. >> just for vin. i have a special script for me and for vin that says what i am groot -- instead of saying i am groot in the script it says exactly what groot is saying. >> cool. >> so he knows all of what he's trying to communicate. >> i watched behind the scenes footage of bradley cooper it's amazing. i'm curious with the camera in his face, how much of the smiling the raccoon is digitally doing is actually coming from his actual smile. >> 90% of it comes from sean gun from my player he plays rocket onset most of the physical acting is sean. we get bradley's recording mostly so that we can use it for the lip sync of what he's saying. but most of the acting comes from sean onset. >> how did you find -- how did bradley find that voice? did you guys work on i mean when i first saw the movie, i didn't believe it was bradley cooper. it sounds nothing like him. >> yeah. >> how did you guys find that voice together. >> i think, you know, we talked early on. we had a couple conversations on the phone before he was even hired to do the first movie and we talked lot about joe pesce and what joe pesce was like. >> joe pesce is the one of the biggest influences of that voice. which is interesting. but again his brother plays raccoon onset rocket onset. it's interesting to me vin diesel gets a paycheck for saying three words. >> i am groot. >> i am groot. >> we are groot. >> good work if you can get. 9:48. coming up next protect your eyes from the sun and looking good doing it. celebrity stylist tam lee back to s us how to pick the perfect sunglasses for your face shape without spending a fortune. ♪ ♪♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month online, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. ♪ like we mentioned little earlier it's melanoma monday this morning we're talking about ways to protect yourself from the now we're throwing fashion twist in because with summer right around the corner you'll need a nice pair of sunglasses to protect from you the sun's harmful uv rays. but from the color to the frame and of course the price tag searching for that perfect pair of sunglasses is sometimes be a hassle. but have no fear, because friend of the show and celebrity stylist tam lee is here and this morning we're going to talk cheap versus chic sunglasses. >> it's not a good sign i put these on and wisdom started laughing. >> he's laughing in the corner. since melanoma monday let's start with the uv protection. >> it's really about protect. make sure when you're shopping for sunglasses that you go for uv400 and most of them have the stickers on them. >> um-hmm. >> so you see this. uv400. we want to stay safe while being cute. >> there's a myth if you think you spend more you get more protect not necessarily the case. >> no, no new york city. leading tested with designer versus affordable. they're the same. that's not a deciding factor you guys. so make sure that when you're buying them, that you don't pay attention to that as a deciding factor. >> don't let that be your chase. >> you got to find a pair that looks good on you. >> yes. >> that's really hard. >> frames are important. because got to go with your facial structure. whether the frames tour big, whether they're small. you go dot make sure it works for you. >> what are we looking at here. >> okay. so these are chanel. these are really for the real fashionista. they're kind of out there. >> i mean this is like your second pair. that's not your search every day sunglasses. >> it goes with everything pair. >> that's your pair for the weekend. >> got it. so then we're going doing down here to kchic versus cheap. let's learn how to be cute. i want to see how good your eye is. >> oh, my. >> so with these two pair here, and don't touch them. >> okay. >> i'm not touching them don't touch them. tell me which one you think is the more expensive one? >> absolutely. >> i think this is the more expensive one and that's the move affordable one though i think they're very cute. >> you're right. >> of course i am. >> she knows the business. that's what really that's the difference. because the weight of the glasses and -- >> that is thing. >> the weight of the glasses and you might get little bit more fashion with the designer but that's really just the difference. >> these are equal as cute. >> yes, they are. >> the you're not losing anything with these. >> and speaking of losing if i bought these i would lose them in five days. if i buy these i'll them for five years. >> exactly. >> that's usually how it works. >> make sure if i'm on vacation i'm down at the pool i want to take me a less affordable pair because i can't watch my designer pair as much. so these, too. yeah. >> which one do you think. >> these are classic aviator. >> anybody wear aviators that's actually my favorite pair. i wear those all the time >> i'm guessing these might be the more expensive ones. >> okay. >> am i right. >> yes. >> holly. >> she's on it this morning. >> absolutely. those are ray bans and these are of a foldable you guys. 129 in nordstrom. yeah. >> these actually do. i think everybody should own pair of aviators. >> i think they're classic and these are like $15. >> so this last pair, what do you think? >> this one is a little tougher. um, i think these are the chic ones. >> you're absolutely right. >> i can't stomp her this morning. he's are actually nashua nel glasses. they're really cute. i love those. these are cute, too. >> is this some of the hot looks right now. >> that's one of the hot looks this season. so, yeah those are really sassy. >> 30 seconds. >> one more. this last pair -- last two sets. what one do you think? >> a little tougher. >> let's see. these are tougher. i'll get this one. >> you're wrong >> finally i got her. >> these are the chic ones. >> these are versachi. >> that's the ones i pick. >> those these are the ones. these are versachi. >> wow i actually think these look cheaper. cheaper. chice. when you're finding your specks you try them on. make sure they fit your frame and, yeah, be cute in the sun. follow me on instagram boutique hush i'll show you about all -- these are the versachi. >> but them on. >> that's the one i pick. >> let's see. >> four-zero is one what i was. >> thank you. great advice. great looks. >> mack sure you wear sunglasses that's the most important thing. >> absolute. be safe in the sun. >> thanks ladies. looking great. >> speaking of great, olivia she is live in the loft with us next. here to share an important story with us an important cause. >> awesome. more star power, too. star jones back with us coming up at 10a as well. we'll talk about kelly ripa's new host is going to be maybe it is. >> no, it's not. >> you're right here. good day d.c. coffee time. eyeing our good day mugs listen up. you can now have one. perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee head to our facebook page to enter the mug contest one lucky winner selected by random drawing hurry you only have until 11am to enter. right now it's 9:57. more good day on the other side. there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks that go wherever you do. cheese dippers by the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. how do you become america's #1? 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>> let's see. >> hmm. april is out of the way. >> new month. >> what? >> wait. it's going to be may. >> there it is. >> do you think they thought this song was going to turn into that when they recorded it. >> in the in a million years. >> the theme would be an >> it lives on. >> jt. >> we get to do a bit to it. >> i know. right. >> a couple of days we get to be really nerdy with our may the fourth be with you. >> star wars at the end of the week. >> gosh. thank goodness for may. >> looking forward to that. >> first week in may. >> hello. >> 10:02. thanks for staying it wuss for the 10a. i'm steve alongside holly, maureen and wisdom. >> all right. >> yeah. >> it is pretty awesome. equally as awesome is the fact that our executive producer actually has these albums. i mean -- >> that's amazing. >> this right here first movie i ever saw on an airplane. >> really? >> okay. >> interesting. >> and what did you do to this? >> don't answer that. >> oh. >> don't answer that. >> this still remains bill billboard's sexiest songs of all time. >> is that right? >> let's get physical. >> impossible to not hear on the radio. >> this is 1981. >> 1981. >> at the time there was a dirty song i ever heard. >> right exactly. >> no more. >> no. it's but any way, super excited about olivia newton john two other people that are with her and doing very important work through their music and so we're excited to be chatting with all of them. >> it's a i was m coming in a few minutes. let's check what's trending. >> allison seymour is back with headlines this morning. >> i brought a friend along, too, might be severe weather this afternoon. so let's start off with that. hey, tuck. >> am i going first. >> yes. >> i had no idea. >> i'll stem over there and do headlines when you're done. >> i want to hear what steve did with the album. >> i don't. [ laughter ] >> let's go to the forecast. >> evening storms are a possibility. let me do my job. we got storms in the forecast. they are potentially going to be severe and the reason why we got a lost energy up ahead of this frontal system that will be arriving really late this afternoon and early this evening. 76 now in washington. warming up quick. 75 in baltimore. big jump from that an hour ago. we got a warm front hank aig cross the area lifted off to the north, and we're going to be warm and kind partly sunny for much of the day today. all right. that's cold front out to the west out into extreme west virginia and ohio and kentucky at this hour. it arrives here late this afternoon and this evening. when it moves through the possibility is there that we'll get scattered showers and storms and if a few of the storms could be on the strong side enhanced risk for severe weather later today. keep that in mind. 83. steamy out there. much cooler, much drier weather on the way. more details coming up at 10:23. allison, toss it back to you. >> thanks so much, tuck. speaking of the weather, the death toll sadly continuing to climb after a wild weather patch hit parts of the south and the midwest at least 14 people are dead. tennessee saw a strong line of storms yesterday. winds knocking a soccer goal post over killing a toddler. a number of tornadoes ripped through texas over the weekend missouri flooding a rare blizzard if you can believe it in kansas. the storms are on the move heading up the northeast taking aim at people from florida all the way to new york. lawmakers onap reached an agreement on the bill to fund the government until objection first. the trillion dollar spending plan gives more money for border security but not for a new border wall. it also increase military spending gives more money to medical research at the nih and fund long-term health care for coalminers. >> we had lift off. the second time is the charm. space x celebrating again this morning. the falcon nine rocket successfully blasted off doctor the kennedy space center about 20 minutes ago. carrying -- about 7:15 we should say carrying a classified satellite. the rocket launched safely. sticking that landing. and finally, have you seen this? it is just so adorable. the royal family has released a photo of princess charlotte ahead of her second birthday. that little face. she turns two tomorrow. the picture was released today and it shows little charlotte on the grounds of familiar's coutry home. as you can see she's wearing adorable little yellow began decorated with images of sheep. back to you. >> super cute. >> looks just like big brother. >> very cute. >> thanks, al. all right. 10:05. let's check what's trending this morning. first up, kelly ripa making it official announcing her knee co-host someone who made their name right here on fox. little tiny show you might have heard before called american idol. >> brian did you know kell berg. >> where have you been dunkelman. >> you don't remember his name. >> who? >> the guy who has got all the jobs. ryan seacrest joining live with kellyanne interesting joyce because it's not a new name. what do you think? a lot of people saying not sure. >> steve harvey apparently not available. >> yeah. >> i mean, literally half joking earlier when kevin was talking about this and just like if it's strahan has done it -- >> right. >> if it's not steve harvey it must be ryan seacrest. >> the only three people who work in hollywood. >> exactly. i know not everyone think it's good choice. i think it's a good choice but i think that it interesting to see how they work together, because i think that from what we've read, i don't know her personally, clearly, kelly rip i think she likes to be the star and i think ryan is a very strong personality and i think that he will c come in and make himself known. >> i think he also how,, what works. >> exactly. >> because he's very successful business wise, too. i think he knows, you know, however they find their chemistry to be i think he'll find a way to have that happy medium. >> he'll be fine. i'm wondering if she will be feel threatened. >> i don't recall him co-hosting with -- anderson cooper i think got a lot of turns with her as well as other people he just wasn't one -- >> he wasn't one that i saw co-hosting with her a lot. i don't know what their chemistry is. i'm not sure. here's the thing. here's how you solve this problem. turn the channel over here. >> there you go. >> leave it right here. forget about kelly and all her friends. >> chemistry is always good. >> chemistry is always good. watch the fab four right fox5. [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> so long, kelly ripa. have fun, ryan seacrest. enjoy yourself. everybody else watch us. >> that's what's up. >> problem solved. >> there you go. that's what's trending. >> there you go. >> white house correspondents dinner was saturday night if you didn't hear a lot about it for good reason it looked a little different than in past years. looked a lot different nan past years. annual event saturday night say the night at the hilton. most of the hollywood stars regulars during the obama administration no shows. mostly media folks in the house. the correspondents association president jeff mason there he is right there said the dinner would have been different even if president trump had at atten. comedian hasan minaj hosted the event went after the president and his decision not to attend. he white house staff boycotted the dinner in a showily solidarity with the president. of the president said he wouldn't come. no president had missed the event in 36 years. last president as a matter of fact to his the white house correspondents dinner president reagan in 1991 after he had been shot. >> well it sounded almost too good to be dismay of those who she would out thousands of dollars for it, it was. the fry festival was supposed to be a multi day music art and cultural party on bahamian island organizers cancel the event at the last minute it never came together from the a list acts to the lack of accommodations the festival organizer promises full refunds. kylie jenner, jarule, they were all among the celebrities promoting the even. tickets started at $500 and cost some people thousands of the people arrived to find half built tents, limited food. >> what? they got there before they realized it wasn't a real deal. >> some reports party goers were stranded prom miff the us em bass city get involved to help. yeah. i heard one person say for the festival we were totally ready until people started coming. [ laughter ] >> any way, jarule is offering profusely jeez after a festival he helped organize in the bahamas fell apart as it was beginning. jarule tweets he's heart the fire festival was -- fry -- fire or fry. >> it said fry. >> all right. >> i believe it's fire. >> it was cancel at the last minute this weekend. it was not a scam as everyone is reporting. and while he does apologize he adds this is not my fault. >> wow. >> they also said it will be better next year. >> just like the correspondents dinner. >> if you're promoting it -- >> don't you -- >> don't kind of have to take responsibility. >> exactly. >> or accept the blame for it? >> hmm. >> you would think. >> if you're the promotor you should know it will be ready or not. >> right. >> that's really bazaar. >> we were ready until people started showing up. that is like my favorite line. >> yeah. >> any way. >> okay. >> all right. finally let's wrap it up with this. netflix has been hack the thieves are threatening to release more leaked shows. they posted ten episodes of orange is the new black. new season isn't supposed to come out june 9th. 13 new episodes were supposed to come out. the hacker who goes by handle the dark over lord has threatened to post unreleased tv episodes from other networks as well. the dark over lord. >> hmm. >> these names goose for. the dark over lord. give me a break. >> what a way for to us start the first day of may. 10:30a live on good day i should say music super star olivia newton john along with beth nielsen chapman and amy sky are joining us live in the loft. they'll talk about their brand new collaboration and the special event that brought them to the nation's capital. p>> more star power in celebrity dish. we have a special guest joining us. more on the 13 reasons why controversy, beyonce' court side. why katie percy in hot water this morning. you're watching the number one rated good day d.c. good day at 10a. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we know what time it is. it's time for our good day celebrity dish. >> since during the celebrity dish we dish would you stars, how about we have a star. >> how about we do. >> how about we have star. >> you mean the star. >> i mean the star. >> the person named star. >> that's right. >> there she is. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. good to see you. oh, my gosh. >> come on in here. >> i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. >> how are you doing. >> how you feeling. >> i'm blessed and highly favored as my grandmother would say. >> yeah. >> here in washington my baby sister's birthday today. happy birthday, sheila. but -- >> happy birthday sheila. >> happy birthday sheila. >> we are here to do a power networking event but i understand we got little something to dish about first. >> we're going to get a little gossip session in before we talk about really important stuff. >> wonderful way to wake up in the morning. >> yes. this is the fun stuff we serve up on good day at 10a. we'll start with top gun star val kilmer who has appeared to confirm that he had cancer after previously claiming he had no cancer whatsoever. answering questions put to him by read it users the actor reveal he did have a healing of cancer and was still dealing swollen tongue because i don't sound my normal self people think i may still be under the weather the 57-year-old wrote speculation over kilmer's growth after michael douglas said he was dealing with throat cancer. he responded at the time by saying d following douglas' comments last year it was reported that kilmer had been reluctant to seek medical treatment due to his christian science faith. >> well, you know what, he's entitled to his privacy. >> that's right. >> you're talking to somebody whose had health challenges hadn't to make real health decisions in a personal way. >> right. >> he's entitled to his privacy. and his ability to deal with it in his own time. >> absolutely. >> he might be a celebrity cut you don't owe the whole world every part of you. >> all your personal business. >> law actually protects your health information. >> this is attorney star jones. >> all of a sudden i slipped i d put on the lawyer hat. the law actually protects your ability to keep your health concerns private and then when you're ready to talk about it, then you talk about it. >> health is a very personal thing. everybody thinks the situations are scary i think you need to let people deal with it and they'll open up if and when they want to. >> on their own time. >> shannon dougherty is opening up she's in remission. >> glowed bless her. >> follo with breast cancer 46-year-old chcharmed actress revealed the news in emotional post thanking her followers for taking part in her cancer journey. moments they happened. today was season a moment what does remission mean? i heard that word even have no idea. how to react. good news, yes. overwhelming, yes. now more waiting as every single one of thigh fellow cancer family knows the next five years is crucial. recurrences happen all the time. many of you have shared that very story with me. so with a heart that is certainly lighter i wait. >> i'm so -- i'm such joy for her right now. >> yes. >> this is so wonderful. and so you wait with anticipation hopefully anticipation. i remember when i found out that i had heart disease and i was going to have to have open heart surgery and i remember the feeling of dread and it was fearful. the thought they were going to take my heart out of my body. when they told me you're out of the woods i felt good about it and so i'm sending all that kind of positive >> a mental celebration when you cross to the next part, right. >> absolutely. and now she needs to do to take care of herself. and i love that she shared her journey. that's the real difference. one story to the other. >> to the next. >> she was ready to share her journey. >> val kilmer wasn't. >> at some point val may be ready to share his story. >> his time. >> both ways wonderfully valid. >> there you go. >> that's right. let's talk about this controversy. remember that show 13 reasons why? so what does the executive producer think about all these controversy. >> here's what she had to say. we stay true to the book and that's initial, initially what jay asher created was beautifully tragically indicate the yet suspense full story and i think that's what we wanted to do. we wanted to do it justice. that's going to come no matter what. it's not an easy subject to hawk about but i'm fortunate with how it's doing. i'm overwhelmed. i'm very proud of it. whatever your reaction to the show it is getting a lot more people to talk about the problem of teen suicide >> yeah. >> it scares people. when you hear those words mental illness. >> but we as community need to embrace our young people. >> i feel like people don't take it serious when people start talking about their having -- dealing with a lot. people just like oh, well be tough, get over it. >> but it can be really serious and something really going on. >> and seriously over women ming for a young person who is not emotionally mature enough to handle it and really do know and i know it sounds trite but tomorrow will come. no matter what. >> absolutely right. >> the sun is going to come up. stop it. -- you can't stop it much it's going come off that horizon you'll see it. it will rise up and it's okay. it's going to go down again. >> yeah. >> it's all right. just -- >> peaks and valleys. >> it's a journey. i agree with selena. no matter what your reaction to the show it's getting people talking about. that's positive. >> this is so so sweet. two days after welcoming daughter sianna princess sierra took to instagram to share a beautiful video with her husband russell wilson. the black and white shows the couple walking on the beach and having a blast on a pair of swings near the ocean. sierra proudly displays her baby bump in a form fitting long white gown. as she and wilson hold hands and he rubs her belly he gets behind the camera and snaps photos of his wife as she sits near the water. you bring us peace the singer captioned the video on sunday april 30th adding a heart emoji. the seattle seahawks quarterback repod this clip on his instagram caption with the caption i got you momma. >> are they not just -- >> i know. >> the sweetest. >> are they real. >> are they not the sweetest. don't you just want to just hug both of them? >> yeah. >> i'm so happy to watch young people fall in love. >> um-hmm. >> it just be >> oh yeah. >> that's usually not what the dish is about. we usually talk about people falling out of love. >> usually drama. >> we've got more doting dads. check out jay-z as he made sure his heavily pregnant wife beyonce' was as comfortable as she can could be during their basketball date by massaging her tired ankles during play. the rapper didn't seem to hyped taking a break from the sporting action to take important to his other half expecting twins. the pair put on a glam display as they arrived at game seven of nba play off between the la clippers and utah jazz with queen b styling her lengthy blond hair into a curled style and covering her eyes with snazzy sunglasses. wearing all blackout fit she carried a shim herring green and purple bag in front of her baby bump after piecely showing it off in full glory in a clingy red dress earlier in the weekend that. you go. >> actually i saw her earlier in the weekend. that's what they're talking about. her mom tina knowles lawson and richard lawson her husband did the mt gala to benefit young boys and young girls in the community. >> okay. >> of course beyonce' and sole lang and kelly and everybody was there. >> your name star. all right star. and you hang with stars. >> more importantly i was the auctioneer. >> fun. >> for the charity. and we raced over $650,000. >> nice. >> really very happy. >> bravo. >> beyonce' and tina and ric richard. we were just thrilled to be able to give back. isn't it funny you picked a story i actually -- >> you were there. >> we're going to do this next one. and i was with -- >> no. don't do that. >> all right. >> let's end with this doozy. katie perry came under fire over the weekend because she compared dying her black hair blond to former president barack obama being replaced by donald trump. during an instagram life session on saturday, she read some of the fans questions, oh, some say i miss your old black hair and she said, replying oh really do you miss barack obama as well? times change. bye. see you guys later. critics immediately jumped all over this and criticized pop star who was vocal advocate for democrat hillary clinton when she was running for president 2016. so -- >> um-hmm. >> sometimes we just shouldn't say anything. >> my grandmother is 98 years old. these are the times you just remain. >> i like that. >> you just remain. >> star jones is going to remain in the loft. you'll join us later. >> yes indeed. >> we'll talk about your important event. >> we'll talk about network and the power of women networking. yes. >> yes. >> we got more good day coming on the other side. don't go anywhere. ♪ z2ay2z z16fz ♪ >> yup. we'll tell you whole lot more but first let's check in with tucker barnes who is talking weather and some storms rolling through. >> holly, are you going to tell olivia newton john you played the part of her -- >> i was going to say. >> perhaps a clip has been pulled of the both of us and we will see what she thinks. i'm a little scared. >> please do me a favor and apologize. >> i will. for the both of us. profusely. >> good. let's do the weather. looking at temperatures which are going to be in the low 80s today. another warm sweaty day out there. a lost humidity up ahead of our front. 78 in washington. winds you are out of the south southwest at 23. so there are breezes up ahead of our front. and we'll be looking at gusty winds here out of the south and south and west for much of the day. us. there's live look at your satellite/radar. and our focus is a cold front you can see all the storms cove south to north there out into eastern portions of kentucky and ohio. extreme west virginia. and it is making slow progress to the east. i think by late afternoon early evening we'll start to see some showers and thunderstorms in our vicinity. and the potential is there that a few of these storms could turn into severe storms later this afternoon ton night. we're under enhanced risk here locally for some severe weather. keep that in mine. there's future cast at 6:30 tonight. mountains getting some storms and then they march east. not everybody will get a big storm tonight but we are going to have the possibility there could be a few strong ones at 8:30 right when i'm watching the capitals beat the penguins we may have storms in the neighborhood and we'll keep the threat around here through ten, 11:00 o'clock tonight. all right. tomorrow morning you'll wake up to sunshine. you'll wake up to much more comfortable air. you can open the windows again by tomorrow afternoon as things will be less had you mid and very pleasant around here tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and into the day wednesday. look fantastic. much more spring like. thursday we cloud up. weather day is thursday morning. good shape for that. right now we look like we're in good shape. rain late in the day at night into the day on friday notice cooler temperatures bite end of the week. i'm wrapping it up. guys. back to you. >> thank you tucker. >> okay. three super stars life in the loft coming up. beth neilson chapman, amy sky and olivia newton-john teaming to send a powerful message of hope to anyone coping for loss. they'll join to us talk about the live on collaboration. right now it's 10:28. we'll be right back. ♪ at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a well-organized chest of drawers, to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a well-organized chest of drawers, to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. ♪ >> besides being mel gnome in a monday it's music monday and do we have a treat for you. because we have three times the star power with this next segment and let's just say they want you to live on. >> yes indeed our next guests have merged their super stardom vocals and their amazing song writing abilities. new album that is it means to inspire you. 11 song project called live on. it features some very recognizable names. i'm talking international super star and grammy award winning olivia newton john. grammy nominee beth neilson chapman and canadian singer amy sky. the ladies joined forces and will be performing to night at capital caring hospice comes to washington. live on benefit concert. but before they hit their first notes they join us live in the loft and we're so hon thank you so much. >> great to be here. >> the song is beautiful what's more inspiring the message behind it olivia i'll start with you what made this happen. what made it come to fruition. >> if i can use the word inspired this was inspired by the loss of my sister. almost four years ago i can't believe it. >> wow. >> but i asked amy to help me write this song about my sister and we were talking about the fact there's very little music for people who are going through loss and grief. would it and be wonder tull to write an album like that. we conveniented friend beth to join us who gorgeous songs about that subject she lost her husband and we made this album together to inspire people and help them through loss and grief. >> all of you have experienced an immense amount of grief. and everyone grieves diffe differently. but somehow music also united states. how do you really think that this is making a difference for people that are not gone owing through a tough time but yet at the same time giving them some hope? >> one of things we wanted to accomplish was to have a collection of songs that would be like the mother of all sympathy and empathy cards, and i just zen this cd to a girlfriend of mine who lost her dad. she wrote me back saying it was the one place she can feel safe with all her emotions and she said, i really get that someone knows what i'm going through. just by listening to the music and that's what we want to accomplish with this like spiritual book club help people to hold them in that place and moving towards healing. >> does the song write itself? i would imagine because you have all these emotions in you and all these feelings. does the song sort of write itself. >> on a good day. we work really hard on these sock. some days they came together immediately. the thing about grief it's not just the sad emotion it's anger, it's hill layer are the you go -- you just laugh at things in a different way. all of comedy really is the flip side of grief. >> true. >> for m husband and also being a breast cancer survivor music has been the number one healing tool that i've had. not only to create music but also to hear other pieces of work by other musicians that literally transcends our mind and goes straight to our heart and really does a lot of work towards healing and moving forward. >> you're both breast cancer thriver. >> i love that. >> i think one of the things for people when someone experiences a loss, a friend or family member, you don't know what to say. you're like i don't know what to say. so for you all as someone that was in that position, what was it that people said to you that you perhaps put in the song that actually did bring you comfort? >> first. all, did you know that one songs is called you don't know what to say. >> oh wow. >> that is one of songs. >> the song that writes itself. >> yeah. that kind of wrote itself. yes. i think what we're finding is that it's making people talk about grief and the cover of time cheryl sandberg has been talking about it it's come to go of one's attention it's a common will the of being human and we need to talk about it more and not bury it and make people feel it's okay to discuss it, and it's okay to say i'm feeling bad today. >> right now, you know, we have this massive amount of people in the baby boomers and they're all going through the things that we go through towards the end of our lives. not that everybody is going anywhere any time soon. our parents are getting older. we're dealing with, you know, just coming to certain age, and it's an amazing thing to understand as much as you can about you don't know what to say really is about saying you don't have to say anything. just being there. that's it. >> no, you go ahead, please. >> i just wanted to say i think one of the hard things about going through an event where your live blows up and then you have this broken heart and you have to learn to live on and what we talk about is create agnew normal. one of our songs is called stone in my pock. life goes on you live always carrying the loss and the love with you when you grieve because you love them. that's the beautiful thing. >> i always say when people say do you get over things like this? i don't think you ever get over it. >> no. >> i think it changes who you are. >> it does. >> but do you live on. >> you do. >> you live on a little bit differently. >> y. >> and you grow. tonight i think why it will be so wonderful tonight the concert we're doing tonight for capital caring is because they help people. people that can't afford their own bereavement counseling for children and for adults and this concert so raise money for that and i think it's a wonderful thing. at the ronald reagan building we'll sing all these songs and hopefully raise a lost money. >> very very up lifting. >> people shouldn't expect to come out and it's water works all night. >> it's their 40th anniversary tonight. >> are tickets still available. >> tickets are available. for your viewers in this area you should know you have this amazing facility. they will support anyone whether they can afford it or not who needs hos while they're going through the end of life process. there's grieve counseling program. >> the people that work in hospice they are angels here on earth. they really are. people can get the album too if we can't go to the event. >> make a donation to the capital caring foundation. >> wonderful. >> they help veterans as children and adults. amazing people. >> are clearly three amazing people. >> thank you for sharing this. >> you guys are great. >> wonderful about myself. >> we actually have a lot more still ahead with amy beth and olivia. they're going to come back. we'll take a look back at some of their biggest individual hits. that's when good day at 10a continues after the break. ♪ >> ♪ >> we're taking you back this morning. listen we are live in the loft this morning with three super talented ladies. half to admit i'm fan girling out little bit over one of my childhood favorites olivia newton john. i honestly love you. [ laughter ] >> let's discuss grease, physical, xanadu, first though i made video of all my favorite hits. play it control room. ♪ >> wow! >> i hahn neverly love you. >> all i ask you, is let be there. >> ♪ >> have you never been mellow ♪ >> ♪ let's get physical ♪ >> we're all a little embarrassed. right. >> ♪ please, mister, please ♪ >> taking me back. >> that hair is back in, too. >> you doing my show here. >> right. >> i do all these songs. >> except that one because the audience is now that age. [ laughter ] >> hal layups. i'm nervous what if it happened >> oh, goodness. >> that's so great. ♪ >> there we are. looking at gorgeous as ever. oh, my gosh. >> that is amazing. look at you. my goodness. >> you're amazing. all right mazing i have to say i was reading some articles and when i read let's get physical is still the sexiest song. did you ever think that? when you were recording it. >> i still don't. >> did you actually think it was just a workout video. >> when it first came out i kind of -- i recorded it then i freaked out called my manager i think i've gone too far. we need to like do video about exercise. [ laughter ] >> of course he just went bigger and crazier. hilarious. >> when you see clips of yourself what goes through your mind? i go really, that haircut or -- [ laughter ] >> no i can enjoy it. years ago when i was younger i'd be just criticizing myself. now i can be very grateful and enjoy it. >> of course so many people you will forever be sandy. >> yes. >> do you ever get tired of t lucky to be movie that's still loved. how many people get to be in movie that next year will be 40 years it's still loved and people still watch it and so, no, i don't. >> i'm lucky. >> we loved it so much row created a little bit. do we have that clip. >> we apologize ahead of time. we just want to you -- in the essence of phil full disclosure i did not pick out the wig but take look at this. here we are that's our weatherman tucker barnes and that's me as sandy in my best -- >> mick jagger really. [ laughter ] >> that wig is ridiculous. that was when fox was doing grease lightning. >> thank you. >> i'll be honest do you have pair of those red candies? >> you know what, foolishly early on i gave away all those things for auction against the pants and jacket i'll auction next year for my hospital because that's really important. >> but i gave that was so stupid. any way. too late. >> so fun. so fun. let's go ahead. beth let's talk with you because we want to say you're in the hall of fame for song writing. >> yes. [ applause ] >> congratulations. that's amazing. you have written just, i don't know, name five people that -- she can name 35 people she's written for. >> one olivia newton john, willie nelson, faith hill, bet midler cut one of my songs one time. people that i have just look up to and still have to pinch myself actually. >> when you write do you ever go into it saying i'm writing it for one artist or do you generally write it -- >> i follow the song. i serve the song. i wrote a song called sandy and water were reported on our new record i wrote after my husband died. elton john called me one day and saying he wanted to sing in it place of candle in the wind. >> i got to hear him sing that song and it just sounded like one of his songs it was such an mazing feeling, you know, um, you know, but i still always just follo song knows what it wants to be. then they find their way. >> do you ever go around your house singing this kiss. >> i do. [ laughter ] >> i did. i wrote that andy andy and robin lerner that song put my son through college. >> there you go. >> that's one of them. this if a project i've done with these guys has been one of my favorite things i've ever done. because it's near and dear to my heart and so much fun writing with them and there's so much light and love on this record. it's been a blast. >> i'm blown blown away. people you've written forgive me a break. a who's who. to say the least. >> you're obviously a prolific song writer as well. what has been some of the favorite things you've done in your career when you look back and you're like, this was a you know, let me cherish this moment. >> well, again, the project i did with olivia in 2005 called grace and gratitude i think that was a project that both of us has such a special place in our years that -- those songs and that was kind of the spiritual for runner of the live on record have helped so many people through hard time. we wrote it to sort of help ourselves through a hard time and that is so gratifying when people write you and say i got through death, divorce, trauma, loss and am better person because of what we created. >> yeah. >> you guys are a mazing. just listening to you. it's just amazing. when you perform together, is there, i guess because you're such power houses in your own right. when you're performing together, i mean does that cross your m mind, listen are people who individually love this who we are together creating something new and this is meaningful watch goes through your heart and pined when you're in that space. >> it's so much fun. i'm loving it. we all all work on our but to look across and have my two new sisters singing and sharing and creating harmonies we love to do in songs we've written that really have meaning, we all love to do harmony. >> yeah. it's very >> can you do a harmony for us right now. >> oh, gosh, it's a little ea early. >> one, two, three. >> my heart, my heart, my heart goes out to you ♪ >> olivia newton john, amy sky, beth nielsen chapman you can see them tonight. my heart is about to burst. >> when they perform. don't forget. >> it it's coldly on you can see them tonight. remember you saw them first on good day at 10a. >> exactly. >> ladies, thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> amazing. more mazingness headed your way. star jones coming back to the loft. we'll talk about the important event she's in town for as well. we're back after this. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >> we have more star power. lawyer journalist tv personal star jones back in town as you saw during celebrity dish a few short minutes ago. she's set to host power networking event for women tomorrow and ladies, here's the ding thing. she needs you to be there. wants you to be there. you have to be there. this morning she's back with uss everything else she has been working on. you gave us a little tease last time. now it's time to get down to business. >> definitely. you know the power of networking for women i'm sort of living, walking, breathing version of it, because at every aspect of my career i have had other women who have been supporting and always sort of pushing me. i ascribe to the theory of arising tide lifts all boats, and so tomorrow here at the city club we have invited professional women to come and join us and i'm even going to teach you how to do the perfect elevator pitch g really? >> wow. >> quick and to the point. >> 100%. it is absolutely imperative. you don't get a whole lot of time to talk to people and you might meet someone in an airport or at a restaurant or charity event and you really want to get across what you're interested in. what you're doing. so for instance if i have power networking event tomorrow. it's tomorrow at the city club. in washington, d.c. it's really far all women who want to move up professionally and personally. that's it does without giving it all away are there little things that you can adapt to any situation though as far as being effective because you nailed it. >> yes. >> these days you have such a small amount of time that can make or break what it is that you're trying to do and where it goes from that. >> definitely. there's sort of three things that i ascribe to for career advancement. the first thing i always tell women speak up. women tend to sort of sit back and often times when you have a seat at the table, you're the more quiet one at the table. but no we need to you absolutely speak u that you have something to contribute. what's the old addage bring something to the table other than an appetite. okay? >> okay. >> number two go beyond your job description take on little bit more. i know that professional women say come on how much more can i take on. you've heard cheryl sandberg say we need to lean in. eileen in so much i'm darn near perp pep i understand what you mean about that. but when you have a specific job description, if you can show do you care more you'll be in line for that next promotion. so make sure do you a little bit more than your job description. then probably the third thing be a leader. step in to a little cass sam. if you see there's a niche that needs to be filled you fill it. i want women to get to a point where we see our professional rise mirror our own dreams and aspirations. so it's really all about that. >> you've done a lot clearly you've done a lot. at what point did you figure kind of figur good i know you said people were helping you at what point did you put it altogether. this networking and connecting with people thing will help you. >> actually it has gone through my life and my career. if i just look back, i got my first job on television at nbc. because i volunteered for court tv i was one of the original court tv correspondents i'm talking about 1991. okay. back in the dark ages. and then i got the job on the view because a young person that i had helped became barbara walters senior producer at the time. he called me. it wasn't an agent or lawyer. he said, we're starting this new show at barbara walt productions it's literally about reaching back and being nice to people. >> being nice. i always hash tag nice matters. >> definitely. >> i'm with you. >> sometimes my response when people are not very nice op social media. i just put nice matters. but you said -- >> which is the e bless your heart. >> exactly. >> so you said this is not only about helping you professionally but personally as well. so how do you network to help your personal life? >> well, you can decide are you looking for someone, are you talking a romantic relationship or talking about getting a mentor or be a mentee to someone. when you walk into any situation you have the opportunity to meet and greet new people. i actually use uber as testing ground because whenever i'm talking to my uber driver that's a new person. you get an opportunity to sort of test your elevator pitch or test what your next working on epp gauge people in conversation. you really never know who you're going to encounter. i i'll give you a good example. at a power networking event we did in philadelphia we're star agnew part of our business in china. okay? we're taking women's networking global. and i need to be able to help some of the chinese women when they come to this country to women in the room actually does& a family relocation service. i'm in the talking about the ones where they help the big-time executives. i'm talking about telling you which schools are best for your kids. where you're going to go to the grocery store. what pharmacy is the best pharmacy. what church would you want to belong to, and right there in the room and if i had not said where we were expanding, what we were doing, i would never have known that she was there. that's the power of networking. >> i love what you said how you got your job on the view. this is something i tell interns all the time f you're starting out don't look to the people who are already successful. be nice and kind and with the people who your peers with now they could be your boss some day. >> 100%. you have to keep everybody on the same playing field. >> the foundation is those small -- those bricks on the bottom. and that's sort of the way i've always approached. i encourage other women to do the same. >> star jones as always it's a pleasure seeing you. >> really. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> come out to the event. >> can i also divas does premier june 5th. >> take advantage of the opportunity. >> yes. every opportunity. >> exactly. >> there you go. >> guys, it's just monday. >> tucker we couldn't get to you. we'll get to you tomorrow. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of “mmm fresh” in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. freshness for weeks! z2c5qz z16fz y2c5qy y16fy >> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin? 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