her co-worker. today jury selection begins. tragedy in turkey, more than 200 confirmed dead crews are desperately searching for survivors. >> holidays are right around the corner as retailers get ready for the season wal-mart has a new strategy, sure to bring in customers, lowest prices guaranteed. beautiful start to the day there is some of the clouds tony was talking about and sunshine. hopefully this means our monday will be off to a great start so far so good, it is 7:00 a.m., glad you are with us i am steve chenevey. >> i am alison seymour. weather and traffic first we are doing something special, once again, mentoring monday we do this from time to time. today, again, mentoring monday, (202)895-3307 to help make a difference in a young person's

life. we will connect you with one of our 12 local organizations kind enough to come in and help out this morning, again we will take those calls throughout the morning the number at the bottom of the screen (202)895- 3307. only takes a minute or two to get started and a little bit of time out of the week to make a huge impact on a young person's life. just about a minute after the hour gorgeous weekened couldn't have asked for better weather tony perkens if you don't give me a great day i won't be so upset. today will be a fine day not a bad day won't be the prettiest day still a nice one let's look at what is going on we will start with a look at current temperatures 50 degrees in washington 40s elsewhere, 43 fredericks burg, hagerstown maryland 48, and baltimore maryland at 44 degrees at this hour.

here is a look at the satellite composite for the region, and you saw from the live shot it is a mixed bag, mixed cloudsun that makes for a pretty sunrise and makes for a decent day, today, plenty of clouds hanging around but they won't completely obscure the skies at least i don't think for the most part, all right now here is your forecast today, a lot of clouds, some breaks of sun mild day highs upper 60s. lower 70s. 71 in fredericks burg cannot rule out showers here and there during the afternoon and during the evening. that is a look at what is happen being weather now an update -- happening with weather now an update. busy day on the roads, prince georges county, brandy wine at short cut road we have reports of a wreck brandy wine shut down in that area let's take a live look from sky fox flying over the scene of the inner loop of the belt way at

the mixing bowl in springfield serious wreck we have a lot of activity cars getting by, looks like two left lanes earlier we were able to see they were zigzagging, other police activity further along. delays beginning on the inner loop across the wilson bridge heavy and slow through that entire stretch of alexandria. let's look from traffic land, 95 northbound, heavy and slow, across the occoquan towards springfield watch for the accident, stay to the right to get by that. 66 heavy right here approaching route 53rd, manassas and centerville westbound 66 to 7100 reports of a crash on the outer loop of the belt way montgomery county accident reported after university boulevard, you can see the left of your screen outer loop heavy and slow before college park that is a check of your fox 5

on time traffic. lulu lemon murder the trial for the woman accused of killing a co-worker will begin today. >> stacy cohen live at the courthouse in rockville. good morning. >> reporter: good morning we all remember this murder case a sensational crime, happened in the heart of bethesda at the popular lulu lemon yoga apparel store. 29-year-old brittany norwood was an employee of the lulu lemon store at first she told police she and her 30-year-old co-worker jana murray were attacked by two masked men that beat them and sexually assaulted them but her story did not hold up and eventually she was charged with first degree murder. >> it was really scary just

seeing in bethesda, top of mind for everyone. >> we had a conversation with jana when she was helping us at the store and it was just unbelievable, like someone you talked to a month ago is now dead so, i was shocked especially here. >> lulu lemon store was closed for many many months when it reopened it was completely redone with a prominent stained glass window with a word love across it a constant reminder of what happened there, we are expecting jury selection to perhaps be did difficult they have a jury pool of 300 we are told. dc police searching for a suspect after a shooting near howard university 20-year-old keenan lee was shot and killed around 10:00 p.m. saturday night along georgia avenue near howard university hospital. the student was not a student

or affiliated with the hospital. the university sent out e-mail and text notifications warning students and staff to be on alert. arrest in a deadly shooting of a prince georges county cab murder. the driver was found dead on tom street, 4:00 a.m. saturday police have not released a motive. developing overseas, rescuers are racing to find survivors from yesterday's massive 7.2 earthquake in turkey just a little while ago they pulled a man from the rubble after he called them on his cell phone dozens more are still trapped now they are giving hope the death toll may not rise as first as predicted so far 217 killed. >> trouble in kenya united states warned of an eminent terror attack last night a grenade attack left 13 wounded

in nairobi. militants warning of revenge. >> we have been getting threats from alshebab against americans and westerners it is a very dangerous, uncertain situation. >> terrorists have been blamed for the famine gripping the region since they blocked international aid from bringing in food. somali food. to libya, history is made as the new leaders officially declare libya liberated, libyans waved flags, sang the old national anthem the one they used before gadhafi took control still questions whether gadhafi was executed after capture last week united statebritain have called for an investigation. we are following breaking

news from the middle east united states with drawn its ambassador from syria the state department says the ambassador returned to dc over the weekend because of credible threats against his personal safety ambassador ford made syrian officials angry with his defensive peaceful protest and harsh criticism of a government crackdown that has killed nearly 3,000 syrians. the government watchdog is warning the state department program quote lacks focus, and could become a bottomless pitt of american money only 12% of millions spent goes to training iraqi police it is supposed to be their flagship program in iraq. and early primary calendar now more or less set and the republican candidates for president are settling in for the long hall. >> president obama not waiting for a final challenger to

emerge. >> reporter: we have a better idea what the republican primary calendar will look like now and it starts early. after another weekened of golf the presidential motorcade and airforce one takes the president out west to continue a series of campaign style events and big hollywood fundraiser while the white house happily watches republican candidates bloody one another. the white house is out there and they are going to try to undermine romney as much as they can make this go on as long as they can and have other republicans damaged. >> reporter: count on rick perry to lead that charm he went on a very public hunting trip in iowa, bashing romney over immigration >> it has been his actions that caused part of this problem. >> reporter: this week perry unvailed his new flat tax proposal taking cue from herman cain whose 999 tax plan gained

wide attention cain won a nevada straw poll pry day, four other states will come first as the calendar takes shape kicking off now just after new years day with the iowa caucuses on january 3rd, then new hampshire, south carolina, and florida that is just a start of a marathon where romney's deep campaign pockets will be able to take advantage. romney is positioned to do well in new hampshire but iowa is a wild card in washington doug luzader, knox news. a -- fox news. a little more about the president's trip out west after vegas he heads to los angeles for two high profile fundraisers, antonio bandaeras and melanie griffiths will host him at their home. police arrest hundreds of anti wall street protestors in several states over the weekend and an update on the occupy

demonstrations up next. >> key red skins a little banged up after sunday's loss to north carolina. was it a good move to make a quarterback switch this season? dave ross is up. as we take you to break fox 5 is here to help make a positive difference in a young person's life call now to be part of mentoring monday just need some information maybe how much time you have to spend with a child to make a difference call the number on your screen. you can call until 11:00 a.m. this morning you've got plenty of time again that number is ... 7:11 a.m. on monday morning we will be right back ♪

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occupy protests continued over the weekend, 130 people arrested in chicago early yesterday morning after ignoring police orders to clear out. >> ohio, cincinnati police arrested 45 people since friday. in philadelphia, protestors are claiming police brutality. arizona congress woman gabrielle giffords now being treated in north carolina she is there for two weeks of intensive therapy sessions as she continues to recover from a gunshot wound to the head she is expected to spend time with a therapist who worked with her in houston for the last several months. it is not official but looks like a chicago suburb may have carved out quite a name for themselves. people in high wood illinois may have carved out a name for themselves with the most

lighted jack-o-lanterns. boston is the current record holder just over 30,000 pumpkins carved in 2006. >> wow a lot of fun. >> 7:16 a.m. time to pick up that phone and make a difference in a child's life today is mentoring monday. >> only takes a minute or two to get started call (202)895- 3307 we will check you with one of 12 local organizations in need of volunteers. hope you get a chance to call in and make a difference in some body's life. check with tony perkens making a difference outside. speaking of outside i just went outside cool but very pretty here in northwest washington skies are mostly clear some clouds but a nice crescent moon, very very pretty. >> very nice. >> i think it will be that way during the course of the day i think we will see more clouds

later on but still not a bad start and not a bad day. >> see more clouds? >> what? >> see more clouds. >> yes, i -- you know what you want a cloud named after you? we will work on that. >> the seymour cloud. here is your bus stop forecast, as you get the kids ready for school partly sunny quite cool current temperature 50 degrees. sunrise will occur in 9 minutes. here in the district, cool temperatures, across the eastern u.s., boston 44, 47 down in raleigh, taking a look at temps around the nation, 73 miami, dallas at 56 degrees, temperatures in the 60s southern and northern california, 40s pacific northwest. here is a look at sentinel radar, for the region, and we are seeing clear -- i won't say completely clear but mostly

clear sky nothing in the way of precipitation you pull it out and look across the nation a frontal boundary making its way through the great lake that is will make its way east ward and bring us more clouds and showers later until the day and this evening -- later in the day and this evening. high, 69 degrees, i mentioned the possibility of showers tomorrow mostly sunny, 68, wednesday 71 clouds build in showers late wednesday thursday a rainy day friday a cool day with a high only in the mid- 50s. yeah. >> the chill is on its way. >> the chill is on its way not just for friday but saturday and sunday as well. >> monday is halloween. >> you are right. >> yes well, we will look ahead to that forecast. >> got to get the kids ready. yeah depending what think are going after. candy maybe. mom will probably take both

no matter what it is. >> moving you guys along. >> yes, they are. all right listen we've got a few things going on. southbound, closed with a wreck in quantico, joplin road, jefferson davis, highway closed with an accident a live look at traffic, belt way virginia, there is a mess there. accident right side of the roadway everybody moving over to the left to get by inner loop approaching the mixing bowl delays off and on from the wilson bridge. 95 northbound heavy, prince william parkway, all the way up past loreton near springfield, 100 at 95 watch accident activity. no real problems to report but stretches of volume, german town and rockville down towards the split an accident on the belt way montgomery county, outer loop, delays from before college park let's look at 95

you are dealing with spill over traffic as you make the trip southbound, near cherry hill road prior to the belt way far left of your screen see everybody heavy, we had reports of an accident southbound, 95 at 198. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. thank you 20 minutes past the hour yesterday is the day where john beck took the ball from rex grossman. it worked out not well. >> for him not too bad. >> no, not a great team effort yesterday alison did you watch? >> sorry i did not i was at my college home coming your neck of the woods coming back from the hamptons. >> good reason and you probably had a more enjoyable time. >> i did because hampton won. we will delve deeper into the day of john beck all eyes certainly were on john beck everybody was excited they have been keeping the wraps on this guy for a long time let's see what he can do he did things

coaching staff liked they utilized his mobility. okay this is number one asset of number 12 you see here, second week in a row running in a touchdown not something rex grossman does well, fiery, play in three over the middle tight ends involved, without chris coolly we said 82 would have to step up, fred davis, another big day, 20 points to offence, not bad they ran the ball 23 times, had the throw the ball late because they were behind, i would say you know, c, c plus, here are the things that you have to be concerned about with john beck one of them is not the tallest guy out there, i should know all about this so he throws a little side armed when he gets side armed people knock down the ball easily on this guy. this happens with grossman some times too. you can see it here again ball security something grossman has been hammered on for there is one of the fumbles and two turn

overs something he can't do another ball batted down the last play you will see here is a pick at the end of the game, running a flyer out ubc thought he was going to cut the route short there has been a lot of debate over whose fault it was, i don't think it mattered only 3 minutes to go arguing over semantics bott 2078 line this is john beck's -- bottom line this is john beck's team for now a good leader takes a team i don't care what you have talent wise you rally around that guy and get a win the season is far from lost, 3 and 3 they have 10 games to go they are a game out of first place but if things continue to go south you can see the iceberg dead ahead we got to steer this ship clear before you hit it right now things don't look good they got to put in a good week of work and bet ready for buffalo sunday go north of the border to play this game if they don't get it it will get ugly it is a pivotal week of practice they have some bodies

that are not going to be there. john beck said it himself we have young guys that will have to play they will have to step up now is the time to step up the season is not lost far from lost people out there are getting frustrated >> not even half way through. >> not close but they got to turn it around now. >> you gave me goose pimps. >> got to get them fired up. they have some injuries you got the overcome them. >> everybody has injuries. >> yep. >> thank you see you next hour. 7:23 a.m., call to action for healthier menu choices in our nations schools. >> rare glimpse of a company in mourning apple now sharing a private moment and details on steve jobs. foxes hit show glee taking a bit of a break this week due to the world series but we have a brand new cast to introduce you to, do you recognize them? not yet but you will. holly is at the performing arts

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p you look at the list of -- if you look at the list of incredible people who have previously received this prize, it makes me smile. very funny molly shannon last night this is friends and fellow comedians packing the kennedy center to honor will farrell. the saturday night live alum was awarded the mark twain prize at kennedy center long list of stars on hand, jack black included, eddie sand burg. conan o'bryan. some other snl alumns also made the trip to dc to honor and celebrate the achievements and accomplishments of will farrell. we should have all done our ron burgundy this morning. >> you are right. >> veronica. >> it is cool to see the stars

here i love that. >> very funny show they will air that later we can't show too much of it because of the way they do that we are not allowed to give it away >> i have been to one or two of them it is a lot of material they have to edit it down it is heavily edited show but still that will be funny. >> no doubt. >> funny group. >> let's look at our weather headlines for the day, not a bad day today by any means i think celebrities, if they are hanging around they are probably all on their way to various airports right now. >> i would sleep in. >> you are a celeb of sorts. >> obviously i didn't get the sleeping in part down did i. >> a bit warmer could be a late shower later on today, in the afternoon and during the evening temperatures rise and then drop by the end of this week in fact, at the end of the week we are going to see quite chilly conditions out there. do we have the last headline chilly by the end of the week,

all right. let's look at temperatures -- >> tony. >> oh, boy. >> 51 degrees right now here in washington, 50 annapolis, 46 gaithersburg, 45 dulles, culpepper 43 degrees at this hour. here is a look at the satellite radar composite, cloud cover in over us this morning, that is what we are trying to say, some precipitation trying to make its presence known out to the west we will monitor that and see if anything is hitting the ground. nice break in the clouds, off to the west a frontal boundary will make its way through here that will trigger or could trigger more showers across our area, later today the forecast today looks like this clouds and sun a few late showers here and there, 69 degrees for your high, above normal, mostly cloudy, a few showers possible overnight lows in 40s. 5 day forecast very nice day good amount of sunshine, 68

degrees wednesday cloud up, thursday we get rain and then friday, into the weekend, much cooler weather our highs only in the 50s. that is a look at what is happen being weather now more on this mornings rush hour traffic from lauren demarco. >> we are still dealing with the wreck southbound, at vint hill road in prince william county, mentor drive shut down, southbound direction. live look at wilson bridge as you travel, part of the delay we are seeing on the inner loop, through alexandria. accident just prior to the mixing bowl, in springfield, a little bit of activity on the right side of the roadway that has everybody backed up to the left, anticipate heavy delays, 95, northbound, back to the

right side, main land we do have accident activity off on the shoulder, you've got slow traffic prince william parkway, head northbound, 3 5, slowing -- 395, slowing from the pentagon reports of an accident on the bridge itself, crowding the left lane outer loop montgomery county, wreck at university boulevard blocking the right lane delays before college park, over i-95 alison back to you. thank you. more bleak news regarding the united states economy a survey by the national association for business economists suggests, increasing pessimism about growth will lead to fewer highers in coming months 85% expect the economy to grow to 2% or less over the next year only 23% predicted slow growth in july on top of that the number of companies planning to hire more workers fell from 42 to 30% while numbe

wal-mart has a new strategy to get holiday shoppers in early a new holiday price matching incentive guarantee last minute bargain hunters will get the best prices no matter when they buy. also matching rivals prices if shoppers buy an identical product from other store then wal-mart between november 1st and christmas day they will get a gift card for the difference in the price. 7:36 a.m., right now in search of good role models on mentoring monday the story how one man is more than just a mentor he is part of the family. >> we want you to pick up that phone make a difference in someone's life taking your callings until 11:00 a.m. this morning the number to call on your screen (202)895-3307 pgh >> want to let you know about a special guest we have coming later this morning into the studio, you have been obviously most likely seen hill on tv,

church pastor and tell evangelist, joel osteen coming up in our 9:00 a.m. hour this morning now 7:37 a.m.

fox 5 morning news happy again to be hosting mentoring monday a chance for you to get connected with a volunteering opportunity. >> sarah similar monos is back with more -- sarah simmons is back with more how one phone call can make a big difference in a child's life. >> we all know importance of looking up to someone in your lives but one young man i met did not have a father figure to guide him. >> reporter: for jose, hearing encouraging words from leo helped shape his life after the last two years. >> what you just did was very impressive. >> reporter: concerned about gang activity his mother enrolled him in the program he was reluctant at first.

>> we were talking and i realized went he went through the same -- he went through the same things i did. leo came from columbia, jose is from el salvador. the relationship has grown to where they thing of each other more like family. >> he is part of the family he was in my wedding it is nice to relate i got here when i was 12 i know the struggles incorporating into the culture not understanding the nuances of language and all that stuff. >> reporter: for him. >> he can like give me some guidance he can like give me something that will cheer me up or help me it is great to have someone that understands you. >> reporter: the two spend weekends together and their experiences have enriched their lives in a way they never expected. >> he has been doing brazilian jujitsu and boxing with me since he was 11.

>> jose enjoys seeing his big brother hard at work in the real estate industry. >> some times he takes some properties he does for his job i like knowing his job. there is so many things you learn from his job. >> reporter: they both learn the value of having a friend and mentor by their side. >> if anybody, child or grown up does not have an example what they can aspire to their reality is whatever they are in. >> they are both very interesting young men that is just an example how mentoring can make a difference in someone's life we have 12 organizations looking for people to help them do that, call (202)895-3307 to help find out how you can become a mentor we want to talk with one of the organizations, best kids, with us is sedrick thanks for talking with us this morning your organization works with dc child welfare system explain how mentors work with the kids how they make a difference? >> well, they volunteer 10

hours a month, and they keep constant contact, throughout peer groups, you have the second saturday of each month we have the mentors, men tees pair together and do something the kids may not have experienced before. calls, e-mails anything making sure they care for them. >> how have you seen children develop and grow by having this exposure with the mentors give me some idea how fulfilling it is for the mentor and mentee. >> i have seen a lot of change i have only been with the program 7 months now but i have seen amazing things happen with the kids, kids that came in a little while they were really personable, just great kids found a way to up lift their spirit and show them they have talent and are more confident in themselves. >> you find too a lot of the

mentors end up really stay being the program longer and long -- staying with the program longer and longer because it is rewarding. >> definitely we have mentors there for 6 years now definitely a great program and a lot of people usually spend a lot more time, past the commitment. >> mm-hmm and there is a lot of great organizations here as well that can help folks do that as we are mentioning we are talking with them throughout the morning hours but, please give us a call this goes on until 11:00 a.m. this morning if you would like to make a difference in someone's life call (202)895- 3307 you can hear the phones ringing off the hook and they can guide you in the right direction perhaps maybe the right organization that might help you mentor a young one. alison and steve back to you. >> thank you. >> tony is back with us, 7:45 a.m. look at our forecast. >> yes. >> get ready before we cool things off later in the week enjoy a couple warmer days. >> absolutely right we have a couple then we take a dive.

>> >> take a look here is what is going on satellite radar composite for the region, not bad looking, we do have clouds in over us i mentioned earlier i stepped outside looked nice very very pleasant cool but mostly clear skies, this is showing more cloud cover moving in as we speak and a little bit of rain, popping up now, off to the north and west, can't rule that out i have mentioned that earlier, there is another frontal boundary that will come through later in the day and has a better chance of bringing rain showers the tropics we turn our attention to the tropics yes we have a new tropical storm to talk about, tropical storm rena. rina. and located west, southwest ogrand cayman almost 200 miles moving north, northwest only 6 miles per hour maximum sustained winds, 40 miles per hour, no watches or warnings in

effect yet that i know of but that could impact the yucatan peninsula. we will keep watching next couple days. >> here is your 5 day, high, 69 degrees showers later on this afternoon and evening tomorrow, mostly sunny 68, wednesday, clouds build in, 71, thursday, looks to be a wet day, rain, friday, we cool off, your high on friday, only about 54 degrees, yes, i said your high, 54 degrees. so enjoy the warmth while we got it. >> sure will. >> let's check with lauren demarco, good morning. >> good morning it is coming that cold weather you can feel it. we have new incident to report, 295 northbound 11th street bridge disabled vehicle blocked the left lane stay to the right there, glen bernie, annapolis, no accident reported police at the scene here we are travelling the belt way top of your screen outer loop heading through college park just

jammed, delayed from 201 as you make the trip in to montgomery county accident after university boulevard continues to block the right lane, changes southbound 95 before 212 let's look at the belt way in virginia, dealing with this incident for some time we have that from traffic land as you travel the inner loop prior to the mixing bowl in springfield seeing activity there, to the right side of the roadway, flashing lights heavy and slow from the wilson bridge, so, situation on the inner loop travelling fairfax county parkway, southbound, 95, activity there, to the right side of the roadway, 95 itself, closed prince william parkway, occoquan, where we get accident activity off on the right shoulder, 66 no accidents or incidents to report right now, 395, accident activity crowding the left lane stay to the right delays from the pentagon that

is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> warming up their vocal cords one talented group of youngsters. if you have been missing glee because of the baseball playoffs look no further than the buoy center for performing arts we are live and yes, glee camp is officially under way. what it is, who holds it, what all it entails how your kid can sign up live next on fox 5 morning news before we take you to break time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, lovely ashley hall lax sander alexandre. 7:48 a.m. on monday morning we will be right back state farm. this is jessica.

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foxes hit show flee inspired local music -- glee inspired local music teachers to start their own glee camp. a good idea is a good idea clearly the show glee was a good idea, it is a huge hit for fox but one person watching in our area, said why limit it to just tuesday night experience for people to watch on tv let's bring that experience alive and that is what they are doing here at buoy center for performing arts, denise sing is mrs. sing of kids music art. >> good morning whichever >> tell us about the glee camps. >> well, we love the show we are all fans of the show the kids were, beth and i were and

we thought why can't we bring it here to focus on the sing era camp that sicks -- singer, a camp that sings wonderful songs and we thought this is a way to do it. kids love it come back every year for it now. >> let's listen and see what they are working on this morning ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] it amazes me how from the show you saw something that was

like you know what i can make that education and take it and make it a real experience for kids here. >> because you are mentoring getting them together and saying okay what kind of songs doto sing how can we do that in a way to value every single member of the cast. we have the younger cast, 7 to 11 these kids mentor so it is like everybody is featured here, you get songs they love to sing. we did broadways shows one year and you just pick out these wonderful songs people want to sing and make it happen. >> it is an interactive camp of sorts listen to them. >> absolutely they lead the camp so they do set design, production, choreography, they help with everything that goes into it, when you put kids in charge, then they will do anything, anything. >> you empower them and more of their talent comes out. >> absolutely.

>> we were talking you said you know when you watched the show you saw they were taking all different kinds of kids and bringing them together >> absolutely these kids go to different schools we have kids in all over the area, annapolis, buoy, everywhere they come together they might never be together in your every day life they may never be in the same group we have geeks and nerds and theatre people just sort of everybody. >> and everybody doing it. >> absolutely. >> so how best do people get this experience? >> well, they come into our camp we have our camp in the summer and we are going to be running it, in 2012 and it is already on the website if you go to mrs. sing's music you can see the camp already then we get kids involved and hope their parents will see the value in this, the value in mentoring, the value in taking this first experience and making it so positive, confirming the kids, mentoring

them, so they learn the right way to sing too. >> this just happens to be mentoring monday for us on fox 5 we couldn't be doing this at a more timely time thank you so much myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to mrs. sing if you want to find out more about the glee camp and all the other things she offers as well. >> camp has only just begun here on this monday morning. we will see what we can come up with in our next hour to entertain you as well. >> thank you very much. it is 7:56 a.m., on this monday morning up next hour disturbing trend when it comes to eating disorders more women between ages of 30 and 60 are being diagnosed with eating disorders. symptoms to watch out for. as we take you to break search for good role models on this mentoring monday we want you to pick up that phone if you have time to share to make a difference we are taking calls until 11:00 a.m., the

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jury selection begins in the woman accused of killer her co-worker inside a lulu lemon store. word of another terror threat on americans living overseas, a look at danger ahead here at 8. more than 7 million people in 100 nations around the world watch the televised service weekly today joel osteen joins us here at 9:00 a.m. this morning glad you are with us i am steve chenevey. >> i am alison seymour today is mentoring monday right here at fox 5 we are connecting volunteers with local organizations in need of mentors. it doesn't take much time a few hours each month, if you are willing to help shape a young person's life we ask you to

call (202)895-3307 between now and 11:00 a.m. this morning. all right we want to welcome tony perkens back with a look at our forecast as we get things started. >> good morning to both of you and everybody, we will start by looking at viper we can show you cloud cover we have in parts of the area mix of clouds and sun that is what we will have through the course of the day today off to the north and west more in the way of clouds, than you do if you are off to the south and east where you don't have much of anything, mostly clear skies, south and east of the city mostly cloudy, north and west. all right, right now, regan national reporting a temperature 51 degrees, humidity up there, 89%, winds out of the south, 5 miles per hour, here is the forecast today, we will have a mix of clouds and sun we cannot rule out showers, later on this afternoon and during the evening hours, we will see our temperatures rebound into the mid-and upper 60s for most of the region, in fact i think some of you to the south will

see highs low 70s today there you go more details on the forecast coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. >> let's check with lauren. good morning. >> good morning we are rather heavy on the outer loop of the belt way heading into montgomery county, typical volume delays but an accident let's look from traffic land as you travel the outer loop past university boulevard you will still find activity to the right side of the road, blocking in a right lane and we have delays from 201 to north avenue, heavy and slow that entire stretch southbound 95, dealing with spill over traffic. northbound 395, 14th street bridge accidents cleared out of the way delays, from the pentagon also slowing past seminary. here is the belt way we had or accident we had on the belt way virginia, to the right of your screen that is the inner loop still seeing flashing lights but things have eased out for you. now here we are as you travel fairfax county parkway still dealing with accident activity

southbound, 95, 95 itself flows across the occoquan towards wood bridge in bound new york avenue, slow traffic there, you are also going to find delays, 295, head northbound across the 11th street bridge from sterling. alison over to you. lauren thank you. let's look now at the top stories, rescue teams in turkey racing to find survivors, aid groups are setting up hospitals and kitchens to feed the thousands who slept outside over night. yesterday, 7.2 quake collapsed buildings across eastern turkey the official death toll is 217 now but the number is expected to rise. >> in libya, liberation day eastern city of ben gay sieve the new leaders promising new elections and they will choose a new government it is clouded

with questions how moammar gadhafi died. revolutionaries say he was not shot in the head when they found him last week. ambassador robert ford returned washington over the weekend the u.s. is blaming syrian government for threats over his personal safety the state department is not saying when or if ambassador ford will go back to sire where. u.s. embassy -- syria. >> u.s. embassy in kenya has claims of an emanant terror attack. >> reporter: threats of terror attacks of americans living in kenya has officials here on alert. the east african nation announced they are sending hundreds of troops to somalia, this comes after the high profile kidnapping of aid workers and european tourists

in the region. they have warned of revenge. secretary of state says the u.s. will do all it can to protect americans here and abroad. >> it is our responsibility first and foremost to take care of americans everywhere in the world we have been getting threats, from al shebab against americans and westerners, so it is a very dangerous uncertain situation and we want to be sure whatever information we have, we immediately present to americans who live, work or may be visiting in kenya. well, i am not going to get into specifics but they have been public in their threats look at coverage over the last weeks that they've threatened kenya, they have threatened westerners, so, they remain a very serious threat. >> the terrorists are blamed for the famine gripping the

region since their organization blocked international aid groups from distributing food. kenya's military plans to remain in somalia until the terror backed policy is reduced. the president is on edge employee killed inside -- it had regulation dents on edge, employee killed inside inthe side the lulu -- inside the lulu lemon in bethesda. >> reporter: originally brittany norwood said both she and jana murray were attacked by two unidentified men, beaten and athen sexually assaulted she was eventually charged with murder of her coworker. paul wagner will be inside the courtroom covering the trial you covered the murder case as well first we all thought that brittany norwood was going to plead not criminally responsible the insanity plea is that still on the table?

>> it is not basically defense had to file in court, papers saying they were going to mount that defense the reason for that, you have to give prosecution time to find doctors that can examine brittany norwood themselves so they can then mount their own case against her saying she was not criminally responsible. this is the bigamistry we don't know what -- big, myselfry we don't know what her defense is. this is jury selection, it was a huge case will that impact jury selection? >> absolutely i sat through the jury selection for sandra levee and i listened to every single person that came in and everybody had heard of chandra levee there wasn't a single person came in that didn't hear about it this case was so high profile i don't think you will not find someone here who has not heard of the lulu lemon

murder. jury selection could be dicey, defense didn't ask for a change of venue some times you see that, and the trial is taking place very quickly, after the murder we are talking about just 6 months here now, since the murder so this is still fresh in people's minds. >> are you expecting anything unusual? we have heard so much information about all this evidence they have against norwood i told people often no trial is a fore gone conclusion no matter what you may have heard. >> sure juries sit in there and hear the case themselves where as we see it differently some times not that we are reporting anything that is different from what they are hearing we are reporting what is being said in the courtroom they are sitting there listening to stuff that some times they don't hear what is going on at the bench, some times the jury is removed and other things come up there may be some surprises in this case we are not anticipating at this point but looks to me like a

very tight case prosecution has put together they say they have the evidence and really, as i said the only mystery is what is brittany norwood's defense. i understand you will have good access information and consequently our viewers will. the judge in the case is allowing the media to look at exhibits after each day of testimony we will be able to get a camera upstairs and look at whatever was presented the judge is going to release audio tapes we will have access to and i will be blogging through the trial and you can get that blog on myfoxdc.com and also tweeting any time there is anything interesting in the case. >> fox 5, paul wagner, thank you for joining us they are expecting the trial to last about 2 weeks you can never really tell 9:00 a.m. not far from now is when it all gets started, stacy cohen back to you. >> thanks so very much. pick up that information

about paul's blog on your smart phone if you get our fox 5 ap. all right, 8:09 a.m. the first time you meet with a financial advisor chances are you will have a lot of questions. >> that advisor should have questions for you too a closer look when we come back. >> we would like like to give you mentoring monday, call if you can help out a few hours a month is all it takes you could change a young person's life. 

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before that at dr. martin king in the 60s he was 89 years old. >> hundreds of family and friends supporters gave their final goodbye to indie car driver, dan wheldon a public and private memorial service held in florida. steve jobs biography out today, the book touches on everything from his childhood and biological and adoptive parents to visionary achievements and rise with apple the release of the book was set for november but moved up when jobs passed away earlier this month. >> mentoring monday here on fox 5. >> we are connecting volunteers with local organizations in need of mentors, sarah simmons joins us with more on how you can help out. >> you know i know there is a lot of people at home may be watching this, and may be thinking about picking up the phone, sitting on their couch, thinking can i do this, should

i do this what can i do. we want to introduce you to someone in that very same position this time last year antonio, with concerned black men dc chapter you were watching fox 5 dc yourself and how did you get involved? >> i was homeless as a 14-year- old child, and i just knew these kids really need positive role models in their lives so as soon as i saw it i was like oh, this is a perfect opportunity i made the phone call. >> did you know specifically what organization or was it -- you don't have to i just want to help out. >> just wanted to help out i made that phone call, 2, 3 days later they gave me a call and i have been involved in young people's lives ever since. >> explain what you do with concerned black men how do you get involved in their livemake a difference. >> through the dc chapter concerned black men have what we call, a -- just say yes program, it is a group

mentoring program we do field trips we went to ski liberty we go camping as well as to united nations in new york a lot of activities we have for youth to get involved with. >> explain how you see maybe a change in some of these youngsters you have worked with them throughout your time with the organization what do you see what kind of transformation do you notice. >> we have a junior mentoring program a lot of youth start off as regular mentees then they mature and come back as junior mentors they are mentors mentoring other youth we take youth and turn them into mentors themselves. which helps they know how the organization works how much time do you volunteer with them and work? >> i would have to say a lot of hours, like camping trips, for example you are talking about a weekend 18 hours.

>> a commitment but a good commitment. >> good commitment. antonio, thank you so much i know you are working the phones as well with the other folks we want to let people know you want to call in you have until 11:00 a.m. the number (202)895-3307, 12 organizations here, are ready to pick up the phone and help you out, so it should be quite interesting to see who gets put with who and they can help you do that as well. steve and alison back to you. >> thank you very much. now to check with mr. perkens it is time for weather and bonus. >> a little pick me up. >> we've got it for you here is my first 5 photo of the day, a little baby, oh,. >> little precious pumpkin. >> we are getting a lot of pumpkin pictures, this is 4 month old elaina and her first

visit to cox farms where holly was last week. she is only 4 months old she may thing the other pumpkins are other babies. >> yeah. >> very cute. >> all right. now thank you for sending that in if you want to send your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com click on mornings. temperatures across the country, 50 degrees here in the district 44 raleigh north carolina, temps, i would say mild across most of the country, 40s and 50s. 60s down to our south and of course some 30s across the northern plains, 73 right now miami, 59 in los angeles. >> 5 day forecast sorry the sentinel radar, looks like this, no precipitation in our region later on today we could see some mover in, take a look there is -- move in, take a look there is cloud cover, frontal boundaries you see from the great lakes extending back to indiana will make its way east ward doing that now it

will take awhile to get here once it does it could bring some of that rain with it. can't rule out showers here and there during the course of the late afternoon and evening as well. now your 5 day forecast high, 69 degrees, mostly sunny tomorrow and 68, clouds build in on wednesday, 71, thursday a rainy day, friday, a cool day, leading into a cool weekend highs only in the 50s. that is a look at what is happening with weather now an update on traffic. hey tony a new accident reported, in the district northeast dc minnesota avenue at bening road do watch for that police at the scene the big problem we have been dealing with now is the belt way as you head into montgomery county outer loop a live look heavy and slow top of your screen outer loop, heading from college park continuing to university boulevard we have an accident, across the right side of the roadway once you pass that things open up no problems

passing the american legion bridge 270 looks great. let's head over to traffic land take a look at 66, right of your screen, ma that sis. volume there, centerville approaching the belt way, oakton lake way, sutton road here on the belt way approaching 66 latest from before route 50 arlington boulevard, inner loop approaching springfield mixing bowl an earlier accident there, that is gone. 95 northbound, better continuing on 395 that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. if you are considering a financial advisor maybe you came up with aist will of questions you want to ask before you sign on what about questions the advisor should be asking you. let's find out portfolio manager, ftc local partners good to see you.

this should be easy you get to play the role of a good financial advisor if i come to see you, i know what i want to ask you, what do i want to hear from you what questions are important. >> there is a tonne of questions that an advisor should ask we will kind of say the basic questions about your assets and your income, kind of those basic questions, but the main questions i think, are what are you as a client or investor trying to accomplish and what are your goals, objectives and what are the timeframes associated with each of those goals most people have many different goals whether it is college education, saving for a home, saving for retirement and what type of timeframe do you have in mind for that that helps the advisor with the plan. >> makes things easier so everybody is on the same page talking about long term, retirement some people wait until later in life to save for it which is another part of the

plan. >> that's right so i like to ask people, you know what does retirement mean or look like for you or what is your ideal retirement look like for you it is different for everyone some people retirement is no more work whatsoever some people it is working part-time or working for a nonprofit in dc a lot of times it means people will relocate and move elsewhere. there is planning associated with that as well. all things to consider. >> as far as the client let me ask you about that, i am sure you hear all different answers from all different people how important is it for the client to be honest i am sure we would all like to retire and not have to work any more some people would be able to afford that some would not does it make it easier for you as a planner if that person is upfront about what they are hoping for. >> once the client has made the commitment to move forward with an advisor it should be open book, if you are interviewing a couple different people and just want to see what the

different approaches would be, that is fine to be you know, a little closer once you have made a commitment and you are working with some body it is in the the clients best interest to open the book and let the advisor help you they are there to navigate you and make sure you accomplish the goals. >> one of the other things you are saying, an advisor should ask about is dependence, family members why is that. >> particularly people getting ready to retire now they are kind of the sandwich generation is what they are being called and they have kids returning home from college living with them and a lot of times they still have husband and wife may have a parent still living and so the question of, what -- who are your dependents has expended to maybe parents or aunts and uncles knowing what your circumstances are around those situations are important as well it could be an additional requirement.

tack about legacy what do you mean about legacy. >> something different to everybody a lot of people means what can i pass down to my kids when i am gone for many people that is correct is as much as i can and for some people i don't want to leave anything to them i want to spend it, for more people still, there is that charitable inclination we want to plan for. >> if i go in to talk to an advisor they don't ask me these questions should i bring them up? >> when clients ask questions what types of -- or what do clients typically look at towards you know, retirement, you know you can kind of lead them on but these are things that again i think, before we bet into a discussion of what do you have in investments what is your income what is your investment, these provide the foundation for the relationship, these are things whether or not you are able to achieve these, will measure your level of success and

whether the advisor has been successful for you. mike always a pleasure, joins us from fdb capitol partners. 8:24 a.m., news you can use thank you steve. >> on this monday morning a troubling trend has come to light, more and more women aged 30 to 60 are dealing with eating disorders why and signs to lookout for when we come back. a little later, live at glee camp, stay with us, fox 5 morning news will be right back. 

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let's look at stories making headlines, congress woman gabrielle giffords in north carolina for two weeks of intense physical therapy she will work with the therapist extensively involved in her rehabilitation she suffered a brain jury after being shot in -- injury after being shot in the head in an attack that killed 6 people and injured others. >> new hampshire woman stuck at the south pole on her way back to the united states due to arrive in johns hopkins baltimore tonight she had a possible stroke two months ago

and was evacuated to new zealand last week. health alert now about bpa exposure to the chemical before birth could effect behaviour among young girls preschool aged girls whose mothers had high levels of bpa during pregnancy scored worse than other young girls on behaviour measures it is important to note scores were still within the normal range boys don't seem to be effected it is used in bottles and some coating on metal food cans. if you are willing to help shape a young person's life we are asking you to call to helpand talk to one of our experts. all right right now, tucker barnes joins us with a look at the forecast 8:30 a.m., monday

morning. >> should be decent, not perfect, temperatures a little milder. >> we are just looking for a more perfect day it is good. you can never reach perfection. >> tomorrow will be perfect. >> maybe a shower day most areas will be dry can't rule out the possibility of a shower. cool start today bring along a jacket temperatures hanging out generally in the 40s out side the belt wayings indianapolis 51 look at the 40s off to the north and west, 43 manassas. 43 frederick, dulles, t's see southern maryland, 45 degrees, baltimore 45, should have a nice warm up yesterday daytime highs mid-60s. upper 60s a few of us particularly south, 70 degrees should be a nice comfortable afternoon mix of clouds and a little bit of sunshine, clouds will win out and we will see a little more sun on and off

throughout the day your sentinel sat rad cloud cover one or two sprinkles, to the west and main event by the main event this will not be a serious frontal system as this gets in leer later today that will -- here later today that will spark a few showers, as this passes through to the east during late afternoon early evening best chance of that will be north and north and west of the city once this clears we should be in for a nice one, tuesday looks great, highs upper 60s. clouds, sunshine, could be a few late showers, 69 your daytime highs, winds out of the south, 5 to 10 typically cool, 47 your overnight low, clouds will stick around early and then start the clear out during the overnight hours there you go, tomorrow looks great, sunshine upper 60s wednesday, cloud up again, highs low 70s if you like the fall like cool weather you will love the end of the week 50s, mid-50s afternoon highs, by friday. okay let's look at the weather

forecast alison i will toss it over to you. eating disorders are often associated with teenage girls, right but the country's residential eating disorder facility is seeing a disturbing new trend a 42% increase in the last 5 years in number of women seeking treatment later in life, women from 30s to 60s joining us now author caroline miller who chronicled her nearly deadly battle with eating disorders in a ground breaking memoir my name is caroline. good morning nice to meet you. >> good morning. >> we were talking before maybe you caught that at home i was asking if people want to come out book signings or discussions with you you said not right now but you have a website. >> i have a website full disclosure this book came out over 20 years ago my recovery started several decades ago i have written other books the latest book is about goal setting and well being which

actually is directly from my battle with bull loom yeah. >> creating your best life. we were talking i was saying in full disclosure with you, i do associate bulemia anorexia and these issues with younger women. >> this does not surprise me i have heard this since the 1980s this is my cohort my age group these women now pouring into treatment centers are finally saying it is my time to get better. when i got better there was no recognized treatment you had to get fortunate to have a role model to be in a group like over eaters annot mouse, put together the right -- anonymous, put together the right therapy only one in ten women with an eating disorder gets better and two thirds never get better there have been some very discouraging articles over the last few decades basically saying people like me don't exist we don't exist we never get better we are always recovering and that is just not so. so my age group is now you know

may have the resources, the eating disorder or the insurance reimbursement to go into a treatment center coinciding with a historic low in women's well being they are saying i have had enough and have been subclinical since their teen years it is kind of a disorder we hear that of young women but these women have been struggling for decades all through raising children, having corears juggling everything -- careers, juggling, everything, how they survive is a testament to the strength they have. >> it would occur to me often this group i am in this group with you, would be the ones that people sort of say well, they have everything under control they juggle family life, they are top executives or working every day, so but they are a victim of their own success in some ways. >> well, i think a lot of them are capable women i went to harvard there were eating disorders all over harvard they

are everywhere. in some of the finest schools in the country in the white house we get calls from the white house, embassy row, so these are very smart women capable women but they have had this eating disorder for as long as they can remember they don't know what it is like to have periods of recovery for many of them they have raised children often daughters they are seeing maybe they have passed along the wrong messages been hopping on and off scales, talking about their weight and bodies some of them begin to see what have i passed along, to this next generation and it is time to take care of this. >> caroline, it occurred to me want to talk about symptom what is to lookout for but as you said these women have been dealing with this through most of their life what is the advice you would pass along now to those watching maybe some of those daughters who say i think my mom has a problem. >> talk ask for help, speak i think a lot of people are ashamed of this i am not at all ashamed this is part of my past

and i got better you need to recognize it, talk about it some times but loom yeah, it is the elephant in the living room anorexics are easy to spot, binge eating are heavy bulemia is silent you look normal, function at a high level yet you are in the bathroom all the time purging, laxatives there is a lot of good help available i see this all the time people are often relieved to finally say, you know, where can i go what can i do. >> i have a problem i need to get some help. >> it is for those at home we have been showing symptomsigns of both bulemia and anorexia i encourage you to go to myfoxdc.com we will link caroline's information and symptoms to lookout for. okay. >> caroline miller author, motivational speaker all of that good stuff creating your best life and my name is caroline is probably why you recognize this lovely face you

said i went to harvard first in your class. >> no, i wasn't but one of my friends was first in my class but i did go. >> over to you steve. monday morning two new seven eleven shops opening up in dc. >> details next our mentoring monday phone number, again, today, connecting volunteers with youngster who is need mentors, all across the dc region. please stay with us more fox 5 morning news after this when you believe in the future, you're always looking ahead...

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welcome back these are some of the great volunteers that came to help us out this morning. got up super early to come in and answer the phones now they are looking for more great volunteers, like you. to help out and be a mentor to someone in the community, only takes a few hours a month you

can shape a young person's life forever call (202)895-3307 talk with one of these great volunteers, hopefully it can create a winning partnership for the future. president obama will be in las vegas continuing to push his jobs plan. nevada's unemployment rate more than 13% highest in the nationment tonight he heads to los angeles for two fundraisers, one at antonio banderas and melanie griffiths home and the other at will smith and jada pin debt smith's home. the company will hire 38 employees promising all employees will be hired from the neighbourhoods where stores are located part of vince grey's one city one hire initiative the city provides incentives to businesses that hire local residents. >> if you are looking for work check out our job shop, job of

the day, with novik incorporated looking for an insurance accounts manager, pay between 45 and $65,000 a year for more on this job and others go myfoxdc.com click on the jobs page. if you have ever watched glee, thought that might be fun, you are not alone. >> holly is hanging out with some young stars in buoy. >> reporter: that's right we are live this morning at the buoy center for performing arts where there is an early morning glee camp session going on, it has everything to do with what is called mrs. sing's music art kids music art i should say, it is more popular than ever if i'd like your own little super start the get in on the glee action we will tell you how to do that live next on fox 5 morning news stay with us (phone ringing)

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welcome back it is our mentoring monday, we are trying to find folks out there, be a mentor step up and help folks

in the community we have great volunteers, giving up their time to answer your phone calls, we just need you to answer that call. they will be standing by to answer the phones until 11:00 a.m. this morning, call in find out how to give a few hours a week or a few hours a month. if you watch the show glee then you know what it is like to be part of the glee club or how it is on tv one of the more popular shows on tv now. >> because of its popularity more and more young poem are interested in music, and holly joins us live from the buoy performing arts center with singers and dancers ands from mrs. sing's kid's music art glee camp holly good morning. >> reporter: the thing is, mrs. sing's kids music art has been around for some time but when she saw the show glee she thought it was an opportunity for her to teach what she loves, even more and it has been wildly successful the glee camp last summer they are set

for glee camp next summer and having a special session just for us here this morning at the buoy center for performing arts, denise sing joins me now, good morning to you. >> good morning holly. >> you know this is just something i am sure when you saw the show you were like huh finally someone else gets it. >> you are exactly right. someone else loves this music loves singing as much as we do, has fun with the songs. >> so you tyke the things the kids -- so you take the things the kids want to do but they are really singers first and dancers ands second let's talk about the choreography. >> there is a term called singers that move well so focus for us has always been to the voice and being able to project and thanks to beth they usually do, to choreography we choose, really choreography that is simple, easy to do, doesn't take away from the voice you will notice when they do everything, they are still facing the audience and still singing so they are always

thinking about where their voice is going and how it sounds. >> is there a method to the madness? >> there is. >> reporter: i want to talk to a couple kids we will start with brendan i am starting with you as i look down the line i think you might be the only guy. >> actually there is few other guys. >> you are the only one here this morning? >> no. >> uhoh. >> oh, there is one on the end i am sorry my fault. my apologies. >> it is the pony tails that throw me but they look great trust me. you have been a part of this program for quite some time. >> since i was 5 years old and each year she keeps bringing me back because she is such a great teacher she helped me through almost every point in my life and miss beth worked with me through everything that i have been doing with this camp through the kids music arts she has given me so much freedom, to do what i want and they work with me they are very flexible and there is both

great mentors. >> what do you thing about the glee camp. >> a great opportunity for all these people to really open up and express how they feel about music. >> and come together right even though you are all so different. >> i will get you other guys on i am making it up to you next hour but right now we want to see your talent and see the glee camp do do re me ♪[ music ]

this program goes on all yearlong if you want to look at more opportunities she offers in terms of your little star in the making go to myfoxdc.com we have a link to her coming up next hour, we have indeed going to talk to, some more participants in the glee camp about what they thing about this experience and where they thing it will take them and another performance live in our 9:00 a.m. hour. >> thank you 8:50 a.m. on this monday morning, a special honor here in dc what a great night at kennedy center last night for one of america's funny men that story when we come back. >> we want to give you our mentoring monday phone number, volunteers of local

organizations in need of mentors call (202)895-3307, if you have a few hours a month you are willing to give to help shape a young person's life again that number (202)895-3307 it is 8:50 a.m. back on the other side of the break stay with us 

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friends and fellow comedians packed in to honor will farrell the saturday night live alum awarded the mark twain award for humour. jack black on hand and amy sand burg. >> everyone working in mom diowes something to will -- in mom diowes something to -- comedy, owes something to will, he is a force of nature to be here and in dc last couple

days, all these wonderful people speak on my behalf it is incredible. >> humbled will farrell talking to matt on the red carpet. the entire performance will be broadcast october 31st watch that show on pbs halloween night. tony is in after the break he will join alison to take you up until 10:00 a.m. >> got big names coming in this hour. >> we sure do, mega pastor, joel osteen will be here talking about his book and the mega event he is holding in nats park and jeremy kyle will be here with us in our studios live. stay with us, 5 minutes before 9:00 a.m. ♪

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coming up it is a busy hour you know him from tv and his book mega church pastor and televangelist joel osteen will be with us talking about his latest book and a mega event he is holding at national stadium next spring. >> guests keep on coming you have seen him on fox 5, talk show host, jeremy kyle will be with us he is known for his straight talking no holds barred program in the uk now he is here in the states more on his show, see him walking off? yep, go on then go. more on his show later. the day as we have been telling you, mentoring monday, all you need to do is call (202)895-3307 call now, make a difference in a child lease life we will connect you with one of 12 local organizations in need of volunteers taking those