in and have so much talent. >> yeah. and cute, too. if i were like 15, 16, i would have loved digy. let's find out our weather across the region. tucker barnes in the weather center. >> he's a buzz kill. >> tucker? >> perfect conditions. cool temperatures to start the day. later this afternoon, we'll be fine, with temperatures back into the 70s. there's a live shot. traffic running smoothly. everything will be fine on your friday and a lot of sunshine to start your morning. temperature now, reagan national, 54 degrees. 54 in washington. little cooler up north and west, 30s overnight in frederick, where they're not currently reporting a temperature. 47 hagerstown. 46 ocean city. satellite radar, absolutely nothing. quiet continues. you can see things quiet from

west virginia through virginia and maryland. picture perfect afternoon. lots of sunshine. temperatures warmer than yesterday. 73 for your daytime high. more details on the weekend forecast. we'll have a warmup saturday and sunday. details on that in just a couple of minutes. allison, back upstairs to you. our top story this morning, the occupy wall street protestors in new york, the protests continue to grow. >> versions of the movement are popping up in cities across america, including here in the nation's capital. more demonstrations are happening in d.c. today. sherri ly is live at freedom plaza in northwest with more. all right, actually we've just lost that live shot. we will go back to her in a little bit. essentially, though, what you need to know is there are hundreds, thousands, really, of people here in different locations in the city. that's coming up in a little bit. the september jobs numbers

are just in, and they show no change in the unemployment rate. it's still at 9.1%. employers added 103,000 jobs last month. half of those were from verizon striking employees returning. the economy needs more new jobs to keep up with the population growth. as doug luzader reports, now the white house is under enormous pressure. >> reporter: new unemployment numbers may add more fuel to the fire for wall street protestors, already angry over the job shortage. president obama delivered what may have been a preemptive strike yesterday at a lengthy white house press conference pushing his new jobs package. >> our economy really needs a jolt right now. this is not a game. this is not the time for the usual political gridlock. >> reporter: the president meets today with democratic leaders in congress to figure

out how to pass the almost half trillion dollar plan. an economic stimulus package that republicans are not sold on to say the at least. >> there's no education, the second kick of a mule. so the president is recommending we do once again what we did in 2009, almost in that case, almost a trillion dollars stimulus bill, after which we lost 1.7 million jobs and we have 9.1% unemployment. >> reporter: that's a number that's not expected to change soon. without jobs growth, consumers sentiment remains weak, which makes companies more skittish to hire. a continuous cycle that the president is desperate to break. just as wall street protests have spread across the country. one of them, just blocks away from the white house. >> doug luzader reporting. even with this morning's news that 103,000 jobs were added, the rate is 9.1% for the third straight month in a row. today marks the tenth

anniversary of the invasion of afghanistan. nearly 1700 americans have died and 13,000 have been wounded while fighting in that war. u.s. has about 98,000 troops still in afghanistan. all foreign combat troops set to leave by the end of 2014. tony? thanks, allison. another big story we're following, d.c. police need your help solving a possible homicide. they're looking for the hit-and- run drive who left a man dead. it happened yesterday afternoon at the corner of 14th and webster in northwest. police say this incident may have been deliberate and it's being investigated by the homicide division. police say the driver was in a maroon jeep cherokee, possibly a 2003 model, most of its front grill is now missing. if you were near that area or have seen the jeep, call d.c. police. guilty, that's the verdict in a heart wrenching case in fairfax county, where a woman is going to jail for killing

her grandchild. the jury returned the verdict in about five hours. carmela dela rosa stood quietly as the verdict was read. she was convicted of throwing her 2-year-old granddaughter to her death. defense attorneys had argued she was mentally ill. prosecutors said she was vengeful, trying to get back at her son-in-law for getting her daughter pregnant before marriage. outside court, both sides talked about how the verdict will likely not bring peace to this family. >> i thought the case was difficult case from both sides, and so nothing really surprises me in the jury system. i'm disappointed. >> there are no winners in a case like this. there's no joy. i'm not happy. i'm sad. we've all lost a little piece of our hearts in this thing. it's just grueling, and i can't imagine what james and kat went through. >> prosecutors had asked for a

life sentence, but the jury recommended 35 years. the judge could lower that number, but cannot increase it. sentencing is set for january. defense attorneys say they will probably appeal. a couple of editorials in the "washington post" questioning why mayor gray appeared to be favoring one grass mowing company. a round table discussion will be held today to take a look at it. the mayor's office responded saying it was trying to promote local businesses. the contract submitted by the company was more expensive than the other. a world class view, just don't look down. >> the crews finished up their second pass of the monument this week. laura evans has more with one of the climbers. >> reporter: it's dizzying looking up to see the team dangling from ropes. eric stone, a member of that team, says it was an incredible

experience. >> we sit there and realize we're on the monument, and very few people get to do this. >> reporter: stone is an engineer, trained in seismic events, and he used mountain climbing equipment to examine the exterior for damage from the earthquake. >> once you're out there, it's like any other job. >> reporter: just like any other job, except they're 550 feet up in the sky. birds flying through their work space, and the dome looking more like a miniature replica. stone says he considers himself lucky to have had this opportunity, combining passion with work and preserving the national monument. >> we could tell whether it was an older crack or new crack, and we would document what we saw and talk with our team later about it. >> reporter: next up, dangling from the national cathedral, where stone says the top of the

towers are damaged from the earthquake. >> there's two west towers over the main entrance, looking to inspect those from ropes to get those cleared and get the entrance pushed back to people can get in there. >> fascinating. that was laura evans reporting. stone says they'll start their work on the cathedral october 17th. it's expected to take about one week. by the way, we asked him if he gets hazard pay for the job and he said no, just nice dinners. back now to our top story, the occupy wall street protests in new york continue to grow. >> versions of the movement are popping up across america, including here in the nation's capital. there are more demonstrations happening in d.c. today. we do now go to sherri ly, she is live at freedom plaza with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. occupy d.c. is just one of the groups protesting here today. now on freedom plaza, this group is calling itself the october 2011 movement. you can see we've got the

protestors out here getting organized once again this morning. they've got a stage set up. they've got their signs. we're hearing them chanting already. they are here to send the message they are not just fed up with wall street, but washington as well. protestors took to the streets in d.c. en masse yesterday, from freedom plaza to the white house to the chamber of commerce. their message is the same, whether it's occupy d.c. or this one on freedom plaza. they're angry over the economy, war and taxes and with washington for failing to fix the financial problem. where are the jobs they chanted. it's a movement that's bringing together people across the country. >> majority of americans are struggling now, and that's who the government should be supporting and helping to get out of this situation and we

shouldn't keep supporting corporations who refuse to hire. >> reporter: about an hour from now, the protests will head to the federal reserve. this is just day two of the protests. they're going to keep this going throughout the weekend until sunday. that's the latest here, back to you. >> thank you very much. 80-foot columns with metal taped stripes. is that right? >> tap es industries. >> okay. >> it's spelled off. >> that's the idea of a document dedicated to eisenhower. not everyone likes the design. details coming up next. >> it's been a rough morning, pardon us. the caps kick off the season tomorrow night. dave ross is getting the low down on this season from coach bruce boudreau. his live interview is coming up next. we're going to try to come right back. stay with us.   ]

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acclaimed architect wants to bring a piece -- he wants to create metal tapestries. first, he has to convince a federal panel. they've repeated reasks over the scale of the 80-foot tall columns that would hold up the tapestries at a site off the national mall. you can own a piece of capitol hill history, now that the hawk and dove bar has

closed. the dart board, bar stools, just about everything up for auction. it opened in 1965 and closed on october 2nd. a rival bar owner took over the lease. they are now rennovating the bar and will reopen in about five months. you can only bid online. want a link, go to myfoxdc.com and look under web links. it's time to put on the red once again. >> the caps kick off the new season saturday, believe it or not. dave ross is getting the scoop on the new year. live at the kings' practice facility. you are all over the place. >> reporter: you're working me hard today. we're talking to the man, head coach bruce boudreau. coach, thank you for taking the time. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: the day before the start of another season. how exciting a time is this for you? >> it's exciting. always exciting no matter how long you play or involved the day before the start of the season or day of, you get the butterflies and can't wait for

the puck to drop. >> reporter: four years running now, southeast champs. you're cool with the fact you're the team everybody expects to win. haven't had this in 15 years, and you guys come along, and bam, win four years in a row. >> i think it's sure better than expecting you to lose. i mean, i'd rather have that kind of pressure than the pressure not to succeed. we all want to succeed. we all want to do the best we can. it's not a bad thing. >> reporter: you've seen it in the four years, this is your fifth year now, seeing the fans come out and watch practice. >> hockey has grown leaps and bounds, i think, in the area. i think it's great. the more people that get to watch hockey and enjoy hockey and participate in the game, i think it's fabulous and this is becoming a hockey city. >> reporter: when you talk about some of the changes

you've made this year, are you excited, obviously bringing back veterans, too. how excited are you with the change with the veterans and the youngsters you have? >> i think there's really good fits to our team. i'm looking forward to how we mesh in the regular season. sometimes in the preseason you're trying different combinations and watching games last night, and once the lineup gets back to where they should be, it's a different ball game so to speak. but i think george made great choices, and we'll just see how it works out. >> reporter: one guy who has been here, seventh year here, alex coming back. only 26 years old. can he still evolve? can his game still continue to get better? already at an elite level. continuing seemingly getting better. >> i believe, yeah.

the years 26 through 30 are your strongest years. as an athlete, that's when you're the strongest as a man. i think he's got a lot of area where he's going to get better in the next four years. a good thing to watch for. >> what about the leadership aspect with alex maturing as well? >> i think maturing, you know, just the whole age, the experience thing, being around teammates, i think that's really been a big thing. it's not a new thing being the captain anymore. it's something he takes a lot of pride in. >> reporter: let's talk about the fans always say, the regular season doesn't matter. let's get to the playoffs. sure it matters. i know you can't win the stanley cup in october, but you can start. how do you pace yourself for the marathon that's about to begin? >> really there's no pace. we know it's a journey. but i mean, people tend to forget, there are really good teams in the east. it's not so easy. carolina missed the playoffs by losing the last game of the

season. four years ago we made the playoffs by winning the last game of the season. i mean, if we're not ready to go from day one, we're not going to sit here in the middle of march going, oh, the playoffs are here. >> reporter: flip the switch. >> we better flip the switch. we better go from day one. you have to start right off the bat. it's going to be tough to win on a nightly base. >> reporter: you have carolina coming in tomorrow night, then tampa bay. we want revenge on them monday night. good litmus test. >> right off the bat. you have pittsburgh after that, and florida, detroit, philadelphia. our schedule is not easy. >> reporter: i know the golf clubs are put away. the word on the streets is you're a sand bagger on the course. that's my information. >> the only person i can beat

is dave feldman. and that's not very difficult. >> reporter: head coach, bruce boudreau, thank you for your time this morning. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: feldy is the only guy i can beat, so coach and i have something in common. >> wish him the best of luck for us. >> reporter: thank you. the search continues for the missing 10-month-old girl. the police say they're not getting cooperation from two key people. details coming up next. and annie yu is getting ready for fall with a fall tradition this morning. hey, annie. >> reporter: hey, tony and allison. we are live in leesburg, virginia, at the temple hall farm regional park. you can't have a fall festival without a corn maze. that's where we are now. coming up, we're going to talk about this year's theme, and why it's so important to the folks in this area. stay with us. thank you. let's take a look at today's trivia question. who recently slated to play

vietnam war veteran ron covik, "born on the fourth of july." kevin costner, al paccino, robert red ford, or val kilmer. tom cruise got that role, right? we're back right after the break. 9:20. ♪ war, what is it good for ♪ absolutely nothing ♪  [ mom ] can a little bowl of cereal change your life? i think it can. one of the challenges for kayla being gluten-free is actually finding choices the whole family will love. then we discovered chex cereals. five flavors of chex are gluten-free, including the honey nut flavor,

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police say the parents of a missing 10-month-old missouri girl are no longer cooperating with authorities. lisa irwin's parents say she was snatched from her crib monday night or early tuesday. authorities are searching the area for that baby. yesterday her parents said a frantic search came up empty. >> woke up, and he came home,

and he said she's not in her crib. i said what do you mean she's not in her crib? i just knew, you know, something was really wrong. ran around the house screaming for her, and she was nowhere. then i said, call 911, call 911. >> investigators say they have no suspects and few solid leads despite an intensive search for that child. in california, police killed a man who opened fire yesterday at a squad car e killing three and -- quarri killing three and injuring others. witnesses claim he got upset during a meeting and returned with guns. today prosecutors in the trial of michael jackson's doctor plan to play a police interview conducted with conrad murray. in it, dr. murray lays out his version of events in the final hours of the singer's life. it details his treatments on

jackson, including his administration of propofol. the interview has never been played in public before. yesterday a toxicologist testified propofol was found in jackson's blood, urine and liver when he died. three women have been awarded this year's nobel peace prize. liberian president ellen johnson sirleaf, african peace activist leymah gbowee, and human rights activist tawakkul karman from yemen are sharing the prize. they got their prizes for nonviolent struggle to get more rights for women. sirleaf was the first woman to be elected president of an african country. congratulations. this is tricky, a woman let go due to the economy being called on to essentially do work for that company, but not get paid. what should she do? >> that would seem cut and dry.

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you won't be getting ready for football with hank williams, jr. anymore. espn axed his appearance and the theme song after 20 years. >> williams started the controversy by claiming president obama playing golf with john boehner is like hitler golfing with netanyahu. his statement, i have made my decision, me my rowdy friends and song are out of here. who is ditching who isn't clear

here. from what i read, i think it was espn. >> and that was his response. >> predictions who will replace him? >> i want to say this, espn, they've made their decision, good for them for making whatever decision they want to make and standing by it. a lot of those, i suspect most of those are preproduced, those opens. so they have to just throw those out and start with someone new. i don't know who will get it. >> i'm thinking lady gaga. >> not for the nfl. >> are you being funny? >> trying to be. >> what about mick jagger? >> got to be american singer. >> maybe someone like big and rich. did they break up? toby keith. >> why does it have to be country? >> doesn't have to be. >> bruce springsteen. >> let's get him more money.

>> how about sly stone? >> bruce springsteen. not a lot of weather to talk about. beautiful again today. >> love it. >> tomorrow, and sunday and monday. enjoy the next couple of days, because it will be winter beforo long. 73 later today. highs 80 saturday and sunday. and monday, 82 monday afternoon. we'll cool down the middle and end of next week. enjoy the 70s and 80s while we got them. up to 57 at reagan. frederick overnight, you were 32 degrees. currently 52. 52 martinsberg. should be a beautiful afternoon. lot of sunshine. highs yesterday, upper 60s. today, we're thinking low to mid-70s. maybe 73 for an afternoon high. warmer than yesterday. nothing to show you on the

satellite radar. may be a passing cloud or two from time to time. but bright and sunny the remainder of the day. boston, new york, 95 corridor to atlanta, out west to chicago and cleveland, just fantastic looking conditions. high pressure moving through. this will deliver several more days of brilliant weather. jet stream retreated to the north and it's like a dome in the atmosphere, protecting us from weather out to the west and south moving in. we're looking at fantastic forecast. 73, sunshine, little warmer today with wind out of the north at about 5. cool tonight. overnight lows low to mid-50s. winds out of the north at 5. five-day forecast, and your weekend, sunshine, temperatures near 80. saturday, sunday and monday 80s. next chance for rain by wednesday.

back in the mid-70s with showers. allison, tony, back to you. ♪ tell me something good ♪ time to answer today's ask allison question. today's question comes from an unemployed viewer who says her coworkers, former ones, often call on her for advice similar to the work she used to get paid to do in the human services sector for a nonprofit she worked for. at first she didn't mind, but now feels taken advantage of. here's a little bit of the e- mail she wrote. i'm unemployed, not getting paid to do this, i've tried to be accommodating because i don't want to alienate someone who could pensionly connect me with job possibilities, but i'm feeling i'm being taken advantage of to some extent. what would you suggest for a response when i get these inquiries? i knows tough out there. , man, this economy has kicked us all right in the stomach. so hold on, because something is coming. i have faith in you. but i will also say in full disclosure, i contacted this

woman for a status update. this e-mail was written a while back. she says she's still unemployed. she does do paid consulting work. she says though she still gets calls from her former coworkers. my answer is fairly simple. you deserve to get paid for your expertise. it's uncomfortable i know to say no to friends, former coworkers. but they have to understand your plight. they are still getting paid. you're at home not getting paid. that doesn't make sense. here's something you might try. here's a little something more to make you angry. no doubt they're taking what you say and using it to look pretty good at that nonprofit that you used to work for. you're in luck now, because you have started a consulting business, and i say the next time somebody calls you, say something like this, really light hearted, hey, you're in luck now, because i've started my own business, so i'm happy to schedule you for a consulting session. you're not burning bridges

doing that. what you're doing is you're building bridges to your future. good luck. you can do it. [applause] >> i like that. >> it's insensitive to ask somebody to do that. >> earlier i was thinking, you don't want to burn bridges. in this situation, you're right. >> right. >> you deserve to get paid for that. >> she talks about facing families who need help in different sectors getting them. she knows all that. she's worked in that sector for some time. she can do that. >> the fact she did it for a little while should make her feel better. >> and they know. people know when they're -- >> of course. a good friend of mine here at the station, he gave me a book once, something called boundary busters. there are people who try to bust your boundaries. could be anybody. parents, friends, girlfriends, coworkers. don't let anybody get over your boundaries. >> good stuff. >> you have a question you would like me to answer, head

to myfoxdc.com, click on the morning tab for a link to ask allison. if you missed it, it was a tense night on the x factor last night. coming up, how many people got the boot and we'll tell you what's coming up next for remaining contestants and a special update, too. ♪ first, here's a look at today's trivia question. who was originally slated to play vietnam war vet ron kovic? was it kevin costner, al paccino, robert red ford or val kilmer? the answer right after the break. ♪     

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to become a memorial. tributes are for the visionary inventer who founded apple. the walls of apple stores around the world are full of hand drawn cards. ♪ what's going on ♪ lot of talent, a lot of heartbreak on the x factor. 32acts moved on, and more than 100 others were sent home. the judges put the finalists through boot camp. >> end of boot camp. it is amazing talent. you can have a 59-year-old standing next to a 12-year-old, and they're both in awe of each other. then you have an r&b group that

is going, oh, my god, and people are freaking out at the abundance of talent. it's amazing. >> the remaining 32 will be narrowed down every week until one is named the hottest new act in the country. we understand our local guy we just saw, marcus, has advanced to the final 32. congratulations. >> very good. excellent. >> he had a poker face when he was in here, didn't he? >> because he couldn't tell us anything. there's a hot new artist in the hip-hop community. diggy simmons is making his own mark on the rapping scene at the age of 16. cool video, too. he joining us next to talk about all that. it's a true sign of fall, the annual festival and annie is checking out the new corn maze. details next. it's 9:42. as we head to break, halloween is in the air for our half off deal. a ticket to the terror after

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bummer. it's okay. joining me now is george, the park manager. he was hanging out with us earlier at the paint ball range. now we are in the middle of the corn maze. you can have a fall festival without the corn maze. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: i understand this is the biggest in northern virginia. >> it's the biggest in virginia, 24 acres. >> reporter: awesome. tell us about this year's theme. >> the theme this year is the 150th anniversary of the battle which occurred about 2 miles from here. we thought it was very appropriate to use that as our theme. >> reporter: how do you come up with the themes each year? >> we sit down as a staff and figure out what important thing that's going on that particular year, and choose that. so like last year was the 100th anniversary of the boy scouts. our theme was boy scout related. >> reporter: this is awesome.

what is the process to creating the theme? >> well, you mean on the ground? >> reporter: yes. >> okay. we come up with an idea, we send it to our contractor in utah, and the contractor then lays it out on a computer. this maze is all planted in a maze. it's double planted. usually plant the maze in one direction. this is planted in two directions. so it creates a grid. with that grid he can take the design from his computer, lay it out on big sheets of paper, and then when it comes time to cut the maze, we wait till the corn is about 6 inches tall, and he comes out, sprays the design using his maps on the maze, and then he comes and sprays the part that we need to have cut. >> reporter: that's amazing. >> so it grows into the pattern. >> reporter: i don't think a lot of people know that. we spoke earlier, and i thought it was the other way around, the corn is grown and you go

through it. >> this is the easy way. >> reporter: how long does it take to navigate through the maze? >> takes about 45 minutes to navigate the maze. of course we have a lot of other activities you've already heard about. >> reporter: right. >> i would plan to spend three, four hours at the minimum. you could spend all day here. >> reporter: how does the maze work, to go through it? trivia questions involved, right? >> right. you can come in the gate and pick up a passport of your choosing. there's one for boy scouts, one for girl scouts, one for 4-h. and various other themes. pick up one, it's got questions on there. ten questions. they're all based on these sign posts that you see throughout the maze. so you answer that question correctly, and it tells you which direction to turn. >> reporter: so for those who aren't as savvy in one of those

subjects, it could take longer? >> it could. >> reporter: so plan ahead for that. when you're out here and all the activities and everything, did you have to pay to get to this maze or is that part of the pricing? >> it's part of the overall pricing. you come in, pay your fee. only two things that you pay extra for. one is our pumpkin blasters, and the other one is our horse drawn wagon rides. everything else is included. >> reporter: excellent. that's really great. only 10 or 12 bucks to get in, right? >> right. >> reporter: cool. definite this place out. i had so much fun discovering all that this place has to offer. it's open fridays, saturdays and sundays until november 8th. and it's open monday the 10th, columbus day. check it out. kids 2 and under are free. back to you, allison. >> annie, thanks. there is a hot new artist in the hip-hop community, diggy simmons, son of hip-hop icon rev run is making his own mark

on the rapping scene at the age of 16. take a look. ♪ hit my million dollar swag ♪ they want to copy that ♪ ♪ in the mall, the shopping bags ♪ >> fans around the world are loving his single "copy and paste." in a couple of days teenage girls in our area will be screaming their hearts out at the tour. diggy simmons is here with us today to tell us more about his career, his family, and much more. diggy, good morning. >> how are you? >> i'm doing well, thank you. so nice to meet you. >> i'm happy to be here. >> the tour has been going since september 30th. >> yes. >> you're on the road. how is it going? >> it's been incredible. tonight is the fourth day, and it's in baltimore. it's just been an amazing feeling. it's flattering to just, you know, see how the fans react and everybody coming out and supporting and showing love. >> is it kind of overwhelming,

when you look out, and i'm sure sometimes you can't hear yourself singing. >> it's overwhelming. that happens. i'm recovering, i'm on vocal rest. i tend to scream on stage, because i'm trying to rap over that. >> right, right. >> it's flattering. it's a great feeling. >> also on the tour mindless behavior, and several other acts and also a competition of sorts to find the next hip-hop star out there. so again, welcome to d.c. and baltimore tonight. >> thank you. >> let's talk about how you started. we've been saying son of rev run. but you did this on your own. >> i did. >> seemed like that was what you wanted to do from the beginning. can you tell us about that a little bit? >> well, intentionally i didn't really have, you know, intentions of being, like, or having hip-hop being my career.

like, late '08, early '09 i started writing stuff. as i started writing, i started falling in love with it, and i put out my first tape on the internet in december of 2009 and been building from there. i got signed from there. you know, it's been incredible. it's a great feeling, because i really love what i do past even the fact that, you know, my dad did it. >> right. >> this is me, and i'm dedicated and i work hard at it. i'm happy. >> you did three mixed tapes, right? >> right. since january of this year, i've been working on my debut album. copy paste is my first single. >> we saw a little bit of the video. was that your first video? >> that was actually my -- well, first official video, ever, ever filming. but i did, like, three viral videos before. like over the past two years

i've been working. being on my first real video set, it was crazy. >> right. >> i'm used to, like, you know always setting up everything for myself. seeing all these people on set here, there for me, what? >> waiting, standing by, what do you need, diggy? >> crazy. >> or mr. simmons on set. >> i don't care what people call me. >> i'm just playing. you're a double threat here. really triple, singing and dancing. might you go into singing? >> rap of course, but may see a little bit more of that side. >> you have a nice voice. >> thank you. >> we all fell in love with the entire family on the mtv's run house. what was that like, that exposure all of a sudden? >> it was like my family doing it. so i definitely didn't mind it. it was cool. >> all right. do you miss doing it?

i know it's not in production now. >> honestly, not really. not really. it was cool. it was what it was. >> you're done. how proud is your family of you right now? >> i mean, they're definitely proud. my mom and my dad, they always let me know constantly, even my dad, you know, he'll tweet, you know, like on my stuff sometimes. >> wonderful. >> it's a good feeling. >> interested in the fashion industry. do you have anything out now? >> my sneaker line. it just came out in foot action and underground station, like two, three weeks ago. you can get that on chivculture.com. >> you can get that on our web site, myfoxdc.com. diggy, mindless behavior and other artists will be at constitution hall sunday, october 9th. not sure how tickets are going. don't be mad if you can't get one. we'll tell you the show will go on. >> it's sold out, actually. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> it's sold out. >> okay. at least you got to see diggy

here, right? thanks for joining us today. really nice young man. nice to meet you. the answer to today's trivia question is coming up after the break. don't go anywhere. =f

♪ i started singing bye-bye ♪ timewho was originally slated to play paraplegic vietnam war veteran ron kovic in the anti-war epic, "born on the fouth of july"? for today's trivia question. the answer, al paccino. >> i knew it. >> you did? it was made in 1989 with tom cruise in the role. >> fascinating. i had no idea. what a nice looking five-day forecast.