3307 it only takes a minute or two to get started and just a little time out of your week to make a big impact you can ask questions how it all works, get details, more on how mentoring does work coming up a little later. >> of course this is the latest in a series we have been doing these for awhile it is nice to see familiar faces. >> and new faces too. >> speaking of a familiar face tucker with a is up in the weather. good morning, low 40s, and low 50s. milder than yesterday more cloud cover too as we watch a fort st. john at the system approach -- frontal system approach from the north and west, max hd radar showing you cloud cover, not much in the way of any clouds, we will go with cloudsunshine during the course of the day, to the west, cleveland and cincinnati through that line of cloudiness that is a weak cold front that will get through late this afternoon and tonight when that arrives that could kick off a couple light showers best chances to the north and north

and west of the city, all right temperatures right now, regan national, 50 degrees, lots of 40s. dulles, 44, 43 ocean city off to a cool start, 43 degrees, warmer than yesterday highs upper 60s. a few of us will touch 70 degrees wall door of, high 70, 67 manassas and 71 fredericks burg. more details on the forecast, coming up in a few minutes. a top story, this 9:00 a.m. hour the lulu lemon murder case the woman accused of killing a coworker at the bethesda store starts today. >> she tried to cover up the crime with an elaborate story of a robbery and sexual assault. stacy cohen is live with a preview good morning stacy. >> good morning i am sure you and everyone else remembers this case it was an extraordinary case where a young woman lost her life,

brutally murdered people followed this aggressively it was a local and national media news story not only because of the brutality but the twists and turns of this investigation, 29-year-old brittany norwood is the woman on trial originally she told police she and her coworker jana murray were assaulted by two masked men who entered the lululemon store in bethesda and beat them sexually assaulted them and left jana murray dead her story quickly unraveled as police investigators probed and now she is on trial for first degree murder. this is a horrendous time, coworkers should have been some type of intervention i doubt this was an impull sieve act. >> just so freaky and weird i have been reading about it in the paper i am curious to see what is going on with it. the motive for this crime

was that jana murray discovered norwood was stealing from the store, our own paul wagner is inside he will keep a blog and follow him on twitter at fox 5 paul wagner stay with fox 5 we will keep you updated this trial is expected to last a couple weeks. back to you guys. >> thank you we have a special page set up for trial coverage you can get there by heading to our website myfoxdc.com also get the same coverage on your myfoxdc.com mobile ap our paul wagner will also blog and tweet from inside the courtroom. alison the hunt is still on for the person who killed a man near howard university, 20-year- old keenan lee was gunned down in front of howard university hospital saturday night just hours after home coming events wrapped up at the school. the university sent out e-mail and text notifications to

community members warning them to be on alert police say the victim was not a student and was not affiliated with the hospital. to turkey, rescuers are in a race against time to find survivors trapped after yesterday's devastating earthquake. aid groups set up kitchens to help those who slept out overnight. the official death toll has just been raised to 270 people, it is expected to go even higher. history is made in libya, the new leaders officially announced its liberation yesterday days after the death of moammar gadhafi, crowds celebrated in benghazis victory square they played the country's old national anthem the one used before gadhafi took control the national transitional council is working on election for a constitutional congress. and they are counting

ballots in tunisia's historic election there was a massive turn out yesterday more than 90% of registered voters came out to vote, islamic party has the most votes, the up rising sparked other up risings known as the arab spring. >> the u.s., withdrew the u.s. ambassador to syria because of threats to his personal safety, they are blaming the syrian government for security concerns, ambassador ford has strongly defended peaceful protests against the syrian government earlier this summer he was targeted by government thugs. now to kenya a couple days ago the u.s. warned of an eminent terror attack, kenya sent hundreds of troops into neighboring somalia to battle militants they promised reprisele attacks for the incur gent into somalia, earlier this morning a grenade attack left

13 wounded police do not thing the militants were behind it. a highly critical review of the u.s. training program in iraq a government watchdog is warning the state department's effort lacks focus and could become a bottomless pitt of american money. only 12% of the millions spent goes to training iraqi police the program is supposed to be the state department's flagship program in iraq on friday president obama announced all combat troops will be out of iraq by the end of the year. >> president obama heads to las vegas later today to push his jobs plan nevada's unemployment rate is the highest in the nation 13.4%, the president will move on to los angeles later tonight for two high pro fail fundraisers, -- profile fundraisers,. a new university of iowa, presidential poll has herman

cain ahead of mitt romney by 10 points, now some of his opponents are latching on to po cain has always been firmly pro life but recently said abortion should be an option for rape and incest victims he since backtracked but two opponents are saying it is too late saying he is pro choice and can't talk his way out of this. >> it is a liberal canard to say i am personally pro life but government should stay out of that decision if that is your view you are not pro life. you are pro having your cake and eating it too. >> you can't be for, be pro life and then say people have a choice to do whatever they want. >> ron paul spoke about economy saying that to get back on track the market must first crash, something he says the government should have let happen long ago.

turning away from politics for a minute. >> yes always politics with the red skins. >> yes, yesterday the skins took on the panthers. written here is the season over for the red skins? >> no but if you see -- if you are on the titanic and see the iceberg dead ahead you got to steer the ship clear because you see trouble out there the schedule gets tougher and the injuries right now are really a big concern with this team the red skins got hit hard yesterday it all comes back to quarterback play you know that we have been talking about it for 6 weeks now, and yesterday was the first day we got to see john beck in his red skins debut as starting quarterback an indifferent performance like a c maybe a c plus he was okay,. >> mm-hmm. >> but he has to be great because the team now with all those injuries they need some body to lead this team that is what a quarterback has to do with you want responsibility or not.

you see here yesterday had some problems rex grossman had too, pocket right down there he doesn't have ball security had two turn overs yesterday also throws a little side on as you see here he is not the biggest of i dos he will get those -- of guys he will get those batted down to. interception late in the game, 30 to 20 forced throw, that was his first action as a rookie receiver we don't know if he ran the wrong route they have communication issues they have to get it straight this week it is a huge game at buffalo, don't take my word take john beck's word for it. >> this team will definitely be ready to go to work monday and we have to, you know this is part of the nfl win or lose you have to show up to work ready to try to win the next game right now we lost a game, we got to go into buffalo game, prepared because buffalo is a good team and we have to make the most of our each and every day of practice that is how this team will get better we

have young players that will help us out. >> it is the most important week of practice they will have because if things go south up in buffalo or toronto where they are playing the game it could get ugly then you have that tough part of the schedule, if you get a big win against buffalo, all of a sudden, maybe you can salvage this season, still you are only a game out of first place it is a paramount week they get their ducks in a row and try to get some body healthy, and as a receiver position, broken left hand we don't know how long he will be out, the the guys are dropping like flies, fletcher has a hamstring issue it is tough the way the week is it is a grind it will be tough to win but they have to figure out a way to get it done. one guy that has it done yesterday for carolina, i think cal newton, this is why he was -- cam newton this is why he was the overall best pick in

the draft, red skins coming out of the screen here too, here comes five and six, and just couldn't figure out a way to get this guy down he is 6'5", 250 pounds he might revolutionize the way the quarterback position is played. >> he may, people will look at him and go that is the way to go. >> you will see high school kids that big, playing linebacker may want to play quarterback when you can do this ; it is good coverage inside out and make a perfect throw like that to steve smith, make imgo up 17, there is a reason why cam newton and carolina is smiling. >> they may be 3 and 5. >> they have a good 2 and 5. >> we cross our fingers to high tower. >> yeah, i am going out to the park now. >> thank you very much. pastor joel osteen is here he might be a texans fan we might ask him to throw one up -- >> please do.

>> we have been talking about it all morning mega church pastor and televangelist sole osteen will be with us he is in -- joel osteen will be with us he is in studio. we continue to take your calls if you are lookin to make a difference in the life of a young person part of our mentoring monday program we have representatives taking your call how you can change the life of a young person becoming a mentor call us and we will get you started we will be back in a moment

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well, he has packed stadiums around the globe he is planning a night of hope event here in washington he is out with his new book called every day a friday, a best seller of

course joel osteen giants joins us to talk about all these things. >> thanks for having me i love dc. >> lots of energy but i am sure the city is looking forward to your event coming up next spring. >> yeah. >> but you are getting the word out now. >> yeah, we start early and we have done several of these in yankee stadium, dodger stadium, some others we are excited about bringing a night of hope to washington dc next april. >> we need it. >> yeah. >> the country and the world needs it right now let me ask you this tough question how do we find joy and hope that it will get better when we are facing foreclosures, layoff unemployment what is the message on that. >> i think alison that is what faith is all about it is easy to look at the situation now and get discouraged, negative, bitter really when we do that it draws in more of the same but when you can get up in the morning and aokay god everything is not going my way

but i believe something better is coming i am going to be grateful for what i have my family, health that causes things to change and you can have peace in midst of a difficult time. >> you know what pastor, even though we feel those burdens and we feel that sort of, i can't take another day friday, some how we feel a little better. so your new book is called every day a friday it speaks to that being happy monday through thursday as well not just on friday why did you feel moved to write this book. >> you know alison when i read that study, just what you said people are more happy on fridays, more heart attacks on mondays it is how we approach each day if you get up in the morning thinking i don't want to go to work it is monday, i am tired i got these problems it will just draw in the wrong things you will not enjoy your life so much of it is our perspective i have learned how you start the day many times will determine what kind of day you are going to have if you can get up and say okay i am grateful to be alive i have a

job i will be productive if you see today as a gift i believe you can enjoy each day. >> not just on friday. >> yeah. >> we classified you as a mega preacher how do you fell when you hear that this is not initially the plan for you. >> i never planned on being a minister i worked 17 years behind the scenes with my parents they started the church in 1959 i never thought this was in me i took over when my dad died suddenly of a heart attack in 1999 i never ministered below never dreaming it would grow and we have seen growth and god's favour part of my message you have things in you you don't realize you have. i didn't think i could get up and speak in front of people now i do it all over the world. >> 40,000 con agree gants you reach millions and people that might not necessarily turn on what they might call a term evangelist why do you think your message -- televangelist why do you thing your message

has resonated with folks. >> the message is positive, hopeful i try to make god relevant for today not just quoting a lot of scripture and talking about doctrine although that is important my message is how do we live our life how do i keep a good attitude when the economy is downer i have been told i have a bad medical report a lot is about our self- esteem, attitude value in god's eyes. >> we talk about the haters out there, throw that term around some of your critics say you know, pastor osteen needs to talk more about scripture and get more into the bible, is that needed in modern or practical christianity in your opinion? >> i think it is all needed but you need to know how to apply the scripture not just i can get up there and read a chapter in the bible, i would rather take a part of love your enemies, or be grateful for today are simple part of the scripture and let people walk away knowing how to apply that scripture. >> which is i don't want to get

too steeped in faith here now but for christians which is per happen it is way jesus walked differently not necessarily by scripture not by preaching scripture but be good to one another. >> that's right when jesus was here he told stories he made things so practical he told parables a lot of the things i do are telling stories about every day life here is how we can overcome, here is how we can have a good attitude i think making as you mention about 50% of the people who watch us weren't raised in church don't go to church this is all new to them my goal is make god relevant to some body not raised like me. >> let's talk in the moments we have left about your april 2012 event a night of hope what message are folks going to get. >> a message that god is a good god he is for them even though we have made mistakes or have big obstacles god can get us to where he wants us to be it is a night of music bring the whole

family, it is a lot of fun every time we have done them, it just people leave inspired >> chef all right well, that event again april 28th, seems like a long time away but it is really not when you thing about it how time flies, april 2012, nats park also, pastors new book is every day, a friday there is a book signing all that information is linked to myfoxdc.com at barnes and noble, downtown, pastor a pleasure meeting and talking with you. >> thank you alison my pleasure. >> i feel up lifted just listening to him. that is very good thank you. >> there is talk about dangers of a popular ingredient in plastics a new study shows surprising results when it comes to bpa. those results are coming up next. plus, holly is warming up her vocal cords at glee camp hey holly. >> reporter: hey, tony you are right i am warming up my vocal cords and practicing a few dance moves because we are in buoy this morning at the buoy

center for performing arts we have enrolled in glee camp they are all the rage these days, thanks to fox's hit show we will tell you about it live later we continue to take your calls this morning if you are looking to make a difference in a life of a young person, it is mentoring monday. it ma be easier than you think to change the life of a young person give us a call pgh >> taking your calls now back in a moment 9:22 a.m. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope,

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girls on behaviour measures including anxiety and hyperactivity, now it is important to note scores were within a normal range boys didn't seem to be effected in the same way it is used in some plastic bottles and coatings in me tall food cans. >> biography of steve jobs hit store shelves and the author is talking what he has to say about the man who changed the technology world forever. he is the newest talk show host to hit the fox 5 line up up next, jeremy kyle will join us live in studio keep it here we are back after the break 9:27 a.m. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste?

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see his show fox 5 each week day. >> he has been on british tv for several years we welcome jeremy to fox 5. >> before we talk about the show and all the stuff going on, he is going to join us for the talker. so steve jobs biography is out today the book touches on his childhood, biological and adoptive parents to visionary achievements and rise with apple. >> it reports, jobs revealing he thought the operating system for droid phones was grand theft and he would spend every penny of his $40 billion in the bank to right this wrong. he talks about his regret for delaying cancer surgery for 9 months, to explore less invasive options. >> suddenly i feel terrible about my droid by the way. here is the thing and the

book will get a lot of interest, they did a great thing on him last night on 60 minutes this is a man who really i mean, we kind of throw around these terms, visionary but he really was a visionary and really did change everything. >> unbelievable human being i was walking past the store this morning and people are talking about the book already i mean what this guy achieved was extraordinary i am a techno phobe i just literally got the ipad, and it means i can face talk my kid every day in england. i can see my kids and do homework with them every day and that is an extraordinary thing i think this guy was an extraordinary human being i think with his passing the true importance of what he brought to the world will be incredible. >> have you seen the ads, there is one on the back of i think news week or rolling stone from

apple simply it is like the outline of an ipad or ipod and says steve's legacy 1955-and leaves it open. >> what a legacy. >> what he brought to the world extraordinary. i want to read that book >> you mention you are a techno phobe that is one of the things for tech geeks you know, they love apple for those of us who are not as good at all that stuff it drew us in too made it easier for us to learn all that. >> my 2.5-year-old son this morning knows how to push the button to face time me which i think is extraordinary i am 46 i am like what am i supposed to do. go like that and it is amazing. >> good. >> visionary. >> best part of the story last night in the book, his wife wanted steve jobs to be human it tells not only the good part of him but somethings he struggled with. >> it strikes me as

particularly wrong someone who brought so much to the world, died so suddenly and such a horrible disease. >> he always had the sense he would die young. interesting jeremy you will stick around. >> absolutely. >> thank you sir. >> weather duties here and we are going to be not brighter than yesterday but warmer than yesterday. >> just like home for jeremy. >> no, probably too warm. >> we don't have the wet part yet. >> high cloud, moving through mix of clouds and sunshine during the course of the day can't rule out the possibility of a london shower later today i think most of the day should be on the dry side. regan national, 53 degrees, we are off to a cool start here generally 40s overnight, low 40s, north and west, 46 now in manassas. 46 frederick nice warm up, leonard town, 55 and fredericks burg, 52 i mentioned we will be warmer than yesterday highs, upper 50s, i think a few of us,

to the south we will get more sunshine, 70 degrees possibility of a scarted shower later this afternoon best -- scattered shower later this afternoon, best chance of that north and west. one lonesome sprinkle west to the west, but look what happens we have a cold front on the move charging towards the area this will get in here late this afternoon, it will start to move on through and if it holds together it will kick off the possibility of a few showers. the thinking is most of the energy will stay to the north. then we will get east of us, right back in that sunshine during the day tomorrow. one place they are not getting much sunshine, here we are to the east, yucatan peninsula our latest tropical storm rina, maximum winds, showing signs intensification likely the move ever so painfully slowly east up towards the eastern portions of the yucatan peninsula and

intensifying to a hurricane that could bring several days of heavy rain to portions of eastern mexico here. and perhaps winds up to 75 miles per hour by end of the week. 69 our daytime high, a few late showers most of the day dry i wouldn't be concerned about rain a couple showers early, 47 overnight low, we will cool off late and tomorrow should be in for a beautiful day lots of sunshine low 70s wednesday, cloud up then this frontal system means business check out the high temperature friday, 54 degrees it will be cooling down towards the end of the week. >> all right that is a look at your forecast, more coming up in a few minutes. about your children, i asked you if you were drug free. >> i am. do not talk to me in my face. >> wow that is a clip from the jeremy kale show you can see here on fox 5 each week day at

noon a lot of conflict on this show, jeremy, seems his goal is actually to help these viewers and get them some help and maybe point out what is going wrong in their lives jeremy kyle joins us once again thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> when i watch a show like your show, here is the thing that always -- i will watch it and i will say why did these people go on the show because they know you are going to talk about some very personal things, a lot of them have issues, you know, and that is going to be revealed and talked about you are going to conference them about it why do they do that. -- confront them about it, why do they do that? >> i have had that. most people would watch a show like this and that big burning question why would someone go on national television and bare their soul we have to remember for many of these people there isn't a support network the

problem i have had in britain that is the point to try and make it is a television show, right, and there is a line between entertainment and counselling and if we wanted to run an hour of counselling everyone would go oh, but for me it is a moral responsibility to get it right if you say to people you come to us with your stuff we will strip you down i am very honest and in your face but there is an end point the point is when we have stripped you down we will put you back together again there isn't anything other than genuine help the after care service, support service will provide instant, ongoing rehab detox whatever it is not just excuse to do a television show for me when i started 7 years ago in england i said it has got to be that i will not just do that not about a circus exploitation it is about the journey you will see it is very emotional some times very angry some times but we are trying to get to the end point right you came here with that issue let's strip it down and move it

forward otherwise what is the point. >> you have been doing this show or version of the show for 7 years in britain it was the number one show give us that background when we first started seeing the promos i like many people said well, who is this guy injury any kyle. >> -- jeremy kyle. >> for me 7 years in england is irrelevant this is moment of that genera. i spend a lot of time saying i want to go to america i want to go to america then you get here i want to make it work and stay here and do more. the problem is the geography, the problem is irrelevant i think the american guests and audience at this moment are a little bit more expressive but they are getting to the point they understand this isn't just some body going to come out step back and let it happen try in there and make it work. it is like being the new boy at school it is great. >> yeah, in a way it is

starting over. >> it is. >> but with all the experience. >> i say to people you know what, watch this show all i can say to people is watch this show if you love it fine if not, you sampled it. >> when you get in someone's face and you are talking truth to them, do you have any concerns about, you know, someone going to get up and pop you. >> no, that is another question i have had for a long time people get very brave with that don't they. someone said to that in england i know why you are so brave, there are four, 8-foot men around you. >> no, that is front you know denial is a big thing isn't it we've got to get past that you are not going to get past that -- you got to get in there and say face up to it. the shows for me the ones that really really work are ones -- there is one on today, this young man, the father is very unhappy, about the fact that

this disrespectful, rude unemployed waste of a space boy is going to marry his daughter the guy comes out i am not taking that i literally chased this guy he explains his up bringing wasn't great, he is desperate to make a success and bringing it to a resolution and the kittings will go well, what are you -- kittings will go well, what are you trying to do, change people's lives, it is a journey for me and the guests. >> we are out of time but i want to say this type of show is made much better just by the fact that you have an english accent. >> really? i am so grateful to fox seriously can i tell you quickly, most amazing thing happened to me last night flew in, got booked into the four seasons sat there who do i sit next to will farrell best moment of my life. >> oh, my goodness. >> track suit and pair of glasses mid-afternoon what was that about. >> you are in the big time now. >> thank you very much.

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welcome back, if you are a fan of the fox show glee, you of course are not alone, if you are someone who would like to have an experience like you see on the show, glee then you are not alone there either. that experience exists in buoy maryland we are live at buoy center for performing arts we have sign you had up for glee camp here is the thing this isn't a new concept when it comes to mrs. sing just a rebranding of a concept she has

always believed in, but now, with it being more popular than ever you can believe people are signing up it takes a lot of good people to pull things like this off, people like beth who work s with the kids in terms of vocal ability, good morning, you have been behind the scenes keeping the kids in tune i guess i should say so for you to have this whole glee craze come along, what has it meant? >> it is great because i think the voice is the best part something internal we always have with us to focus on that is what is natural to people who love to sing. >> this is a lot of young people who love to sing i will let beth go ahead i want to call out megan, marina, what have you gotten out of glee camp. >> i was never a great dancer it helped me work on that. >> i love to sing i love to

dance and beth and mrs. sing helped me with that. >> this is great since i was 5 years old they worked with me it is such a great way to grow singers and dancers ands it is awesome really great the talent everyone has. >> you know what you see the show and you are probably like oh, my gosh i could be on that show right? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> in a shell. yeah. -- nutshell. >> i want to bring in the boys i so offended last hour because i called them girls. >> come here i am glad i made that mistake you watch the show glee? >> some times. >> usually they have a lesson in the show glee that has to do with an idiot like me that made a stereo type you learn a lesson from it with that, what lessons have you learned being part of glee camp. >> well, i learned you can

pretty much do anything with your voice. >> mm-hmm. >> just amazing what they have together me to do. >> allows you to express yourself in a whole new way. >> i have learned to work with everyone. >> that is great now i am putting this witches hat on do you know what song they are singing me? >> yeah. >> tell me about the song quickly. >> it has something to do with learning to be popular. >> yeah, in wicked, she is ugly so. >> oh, good so that is my role. >> so turn about is fair play john i am with it, so alfaba is putting on her witches hat i am going to learn to be popular thanks to these girls ♪ [ music ] ♪

♪ [ music ] >> i am going to follow their lead you can too signing up for one of the glee camps, myfoxdc.com is our website we have a link to theirs you just might see them on a hit fox show one day. back to you in studio. >> you are a beautiful witch holly. a beautiful witch. >> all right we continue our mentoring monday this morning more on how you can help coming up next. 3q septic system breakdowns

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fox 5 morning news is happy to once again host mentoring monday, chance for you to get connected to a volunteer opportunity, with a young person. >> sarah similar monos is back with more. you know there is a lot of folks out there, maybe they can thing of someone in their life that made a difference that was a mentor, a role model well, this is their chance to really kind of pass it on and help a youngster out there, as well we will talk with a couple organizations right now, answering the phones all morning long. christy atly you have been at it taking phone calls what is your advice to folks out there about your organization how to get involved. >> well, we work with middle school students, grade 5s

through 8, typically people interested are passionate about education, especially education dc public schools as we know dc public schools are petty behind -- pretty behind other school systems in country we want people passionate about middle school, that is a critical time to work with kids. >> i think you told me as well it is not crucial or necessary that you have an education background there is other things they can do as well. >> absolutely even though you are teaching lessons to the kids you don't have to have background knowledge, they are straightforward lessons and you have fun with the kids. >> other organization that has been here all morning long, concerned black men this is a national chapter give me an idea, sort of maybe questions you are getting from folks here as well today, kind of how you have been able to help them out and guide them.

>> basically, it is an organization that works with school aged kids we do group mentoring, up to 6th grade and one on one up to 9th grade. >> give me the idea of types of things mentors would be involved with. >> mostly enrichment we go on trips like october 29th we are going to see dr. martin luther king memorial followed by an activity at hands point we also do like air show, museums, things of that nature and we also get people like the fire department and stuff like that to come out and talk to the kids just give them life skills. >> reel quickly what is your advice to mentors how to make a break through with some of these kids, how do you make sure they kind of have what they need to do to work with these kids. >> be yourself. that is all you need to do, be

yourself, it is a small commitment, 8 hours a month. >> okay number (202)895-3307 the phones are open until 11:00 a.m. an hour after our show goes off air you can still call that number. back to you tony and alison. >> all right sarah thank you. one more check of the forecast coming up after the break ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy.

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all right one more look at mentoring monday, we thank them for participating, call them until 11:00 a.m. this morning for information about becoming a mentor. >> thanks tony. >> this is your five day, 69 this afternoon plenty of clouds aun