to upper 50s but a nice day, all in all and should be a dry one for you. there is a live look at hd radar you can see generally wake up with sunshine high clouds move into the area and notice what is going on out to our west and particularly to the south, down into texas, you see the orange there, pretty active storm activity we will see increase in clouds here later today and eventually the rain showers move in not today but overnight tonight and during the day tomorrow things will get rather unsettled temperature regan national, 37 degrees, 32 frederiksburg, 34 hagerstown and 32 in ocean city, your forecast today, good one early sunshine afternoon clouds move in still mild this time of year 48 your daytime high. more details on the forecast of course i mentioned the rain we will have that in the 5 day coming up alison back to you. thanks tuck the president delivered his final state of

the union address before the general election in november. >> much of the speech focused on economy and job creation. >> stacey good morning. >> the hour long speech contained a lot of themes he touched briefly on foreign policy, addressed the fact osama bin laden was now gone troops were home from iraq clearly the message was economy is job one and he outlined his plan to narrow the gap between the rich and poor. when he first entered the chamber one person he took a moment to recognize personally was congress woman gabrielle giffords she sus shot and is recovering -- gunshot -- shot and is recovering from that gunshot wound still. she will step down today. the president talked about the concern of his between the richest and poorest of the americans. he wants to outline the tax

codes, named for warren buffet who noted he paid lower tax rates than many working americans, he called for tax breaks to companies willing to bring jobs back to the united states. >> if you are a business that wants to out source jobs, you shouldn't get a tax deduction for doing it. [ applause ] that money should be used for companies like master lock that decide to bring jobs home it is time to stop rewarding businesses that ship jobs overseas and start rewarding companies that create jobs right here in america. send me these tax reforms and i will sign them right away [ applause ] now the republicans immediately accused, president obama offings gaiting tax warfare there are -- instigating tax warfare there

are campaigns out already. he is heading on a three day trip through five states. tony alison back to you. >> stacey thank you. indiana governor mitch daniels gave the republican response to the state of the union, he said congress should not raise tax rates but added the wealthy should not have so many tax preferences. >> it is absolutely so, that everyone should contribute to our national recovery, including of course the most affluent among us. there are smart waydumb ways to do this, the dumb way is to raise rates in a broken, grossly complex tax system, the better course is to stop sending the wealthy benefits they do not need and stop providing them so many tax preferences that distort our economy, and do little or nothing to foster growth. >> daniels also warned of excess spending and growing debt. this is the last day in

office for arizona congress woman gabrielle giffords she got a standing ovation when she made her way into the house chamber for the state of the union last night she announced last week she is resigning to focus on her recovery she was shot in the head a year ago last month meeting with constituents in tucson. >> the world economic forum is under way in switzerland 2600 business and political leaders are meeting in an effort to solve the global economic crisis attendees were greeted with a message, capitalism kills, written in the snow by occupy wall street protestors, the international monetary fund's chief economist predicted this will be another global recession if world leaders don't make major budget cuts. >> occupy dc protestors living in mcpherson square are getting final warning before the national park service starts enforcing a ban on camping it would be conducted against individuals but won't lead to a full scale eviction the park

service director says demonstrators can stay in the square 24 hours a day as long as they are not sleeping there. this decision comes after lawmaker grilled park officials on capital hill yesterday. new this morning u.s. military forces free an american woman and danish man held hostage in somalia, the pair had been held hostage by pirates since october officials say military helicopters flew in early this morning to free jessica and paul, they worked for danish refugee council the organization says they were unharmed that are reports 9 pirates were killed in that raid. former penn state food ball coach joe paterno will be laid to rest today thousands passed by his casket during a public viewing last night this morning there will be another visitation before a private funeral in the afternoon he died sunday of lung cancer. marine who lead a raid that resulted in the death of

unarmed civilians in iraq will not spend any time in jail staff sergeant, frank woodridge agreed to plead guilty to one count of dereliction of duty, it dropped nine counts of manslaughter related to the killings of 25 people. he apologized to iraqi families, for the loss of their loved ones but added his guilty plea did not say his squad acted dishonor bring. a cab company has been asked to remove vehicles from city streets anacostia cab association could not prove payment, taxes or that it was registered with department of consumer and regulatory afars there were numerous violations by the companies drivers the chairman intends to audit all of the cities 116 taxi companies in the coming months.

>> this has to do with the mayors pledge we are going to create the best taxi service system in the country we are going to modernize the fleet, improve service by allowing cash free rides for people who want to use credit cards, gps,. >> the chairman says he believes this is the first time the office has delivered a cease and desist order the one of the city's cab companies anacostia, cab association, does have the right to appeal. monitoring metro, three transit workers have gotten into trouble for allowing an extra long 10 car train on the rails. metro says the train left shady grove rail yard december 2nd and made it all the way down to the red line. all the way down the red line that is. apparently no passengers ever got into the rear two cars, stations can only accommodate trains with 8 or fewer cars.

dulles rail project is getting a financial boost later today the federal government will free up nearly $116 million to help build phase one. it will extend metro from west falls church to wheelie avenue in reston and include a stop at tyson's corner construction is expected to be completed next year. >> hard to forget this chaotic scene at dupont circle metro station. all the esculators broke down july of 2010 and passengers had to scramble to get outside, now as genre ports, metro will replace -- genre ports, metro will replace all three. >> reporter: in july 2010, customers desperate to escape smoke down stairs had to scramble side ways to get off a nonworking esculator when they discovered a big hole like this one, where the top stepped should have been someone had

removed the scissor gates like these at the bottom that should have prevented people from climbing the metal stairway in the first place. it turns out the esculators at dupont circle break down a lot when they were installed in the 1990s metro decided to squeeze three esculators into a space designed for two. >> in order to get that work done at the time they purchased nonstandard units they are not like any other esculators in the world they are narrower have nonstandard parts the manufacturer of these doesn't make esculators any more. >> the plan is to replace all three esculators, because it has a new rain roof it will be tricky to do a decision has been made. >> starting next wednesday this entrance will be closed. >> metro is alerting passengers with pamphlets posters and sign boards it will be closed for

8.5 months, passenger reaction was mixed. >> 8.5 months is a long time but about time they did it. >> to me i am just glad i will still be able to come to work even if i have to use the other entrance. >> it will be nice to have the esculators working constantly you either have to walk up or down. >> i lived in chicago and took the subway for five years never had the trouble they did here. >> again the south entrance of dupont circle will be closed to the public starting wednesday, february 1st. on the red line, fox 5 news. coming up a truly heart warming story. >> we told you last week about timmy see him here in this video the toddler whose immune system wasn't working he was released from the hospital last week after spending nearly 5 months in isolation, this morning his entire family is here to talk about that or deal, and tell us how timmy and his brother josh are both doing now.

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we are back now with what is truly an incredible story two brothers born years apart and without functioning immune systems the youngest timmy seen here spent nearly 5 months in isolation similar to the treatment older brother josh received a decade ago. he was just released week joining us now, timmy his brother josh, dad clark and mom julie, the oz bourn family from wiz con sin thank you for coming in this morning we appreciate it and i have to say, we ran the story last week and everybody was so touched by the story and the video of little timmy let me first ask how everyone is doing clark let me start with you how is timmy doing now. >> he is doing fine. as you can tell we are trying

to keep the mask and gloves on and wanting to be as protective as possible it is a work in progress not something that is typically quickly fixed but, he is good enough to be out of his isolation room now we just try to keep him as protected as we can. >> so here is what i am wondering, obviously he has the mask you are being protective he was in for 5 months, i assume he is not cured, that there is still -- will be ongoing treatments? >> yeah. it is a long term process in terms of his immune system taking the fix and getting back to a point where, it works well, so he will be here we will be here there he goes. >> watch him there is a step here. julie, you said this would likely happen he really -- after being in isolation that long he really likes to get up and walk around. >> he hasn't stopped. >> well, you know we have some cables just watch that and he

can walk wherever he wants to walk. >> josh this is something you dealt with, when you were a youngster how do you feel now >> it doesn't effect me in any way now i still get the monthly shots other than that, it is like i don't even have it any more. >> the monthly shots bolster the immune system. >> monthly ivig so it is an anti body bolster but the actual t cell boosters he used to get, he hasn't done that any more it is a minimal amount of medical help he is getting now. >> josh how excited were you, when you saw timmy get up and able to walk out of the isolation room. >> when i first went into the the room, i was really happy then we had to unpack and when he went out i was even more happy because he was bolting down the hallway i knew how it felt i had done it too i was running back and forth down the hallway nonstop. >> very curious.

>> i claimed i was going faster than i had in my whole life >> i am sure you probably were. >> clark let me ask you this many of us are puzzled by -- it is a unique, rare illness, um, while the boys were in isolation rooms, were you all allowed to go in? could you touch them? interact with them? >> yeah, just with precaution so when we went into their rooms it was with -- we wore the masks and gloves and gowns and foot covers and so, it was minimal they wanted to keep as few people out of there as possible but the family was allowed in if we were gowned up. >> dooring that period that is a unique situation for a child but then again the children are so young they don't know what is natural how did timmy respond to it? >> he just didn't know any better he is a joyful kid he is happy, plays so his world is 15 by 30 he was fine with that lots of toys he had his brother

and mom and me and they have play therapists they come in and play with the children for an hour a day to help them as best they can to adapt with that space buts personally at that young age it -- but especially at that young age that was fine it was his world. >> in media, we hear the world bubble boy is that an okay term? is it -- do you not like the term? >> it is an okay term it does describe the setting they are in they have to be in a protective bubble area i think it is okay. >> what is that josh? >> i popped my bubble. >> i like that very good now timmy has popped his from what we know is there any expectation that he would at some point have to go into that type of environment? or once he is out he is out. >> it is always possible but the hope he will stay healthy and his immune system will continue to improve and he will not have to go back into any isolation in a room.

we will continue to take these precautions for quite awhile and he will continue to be seen even once we go home we will come out on a regular basis for follow ups we hope the days of isolation are done. >> without getting personal i want to talk about the support system does insurance cover this kind of treatment? and care? >> well, national institute of health is entirely federally funded so thank you thank everybody watching, it is a tremendous facility, and so the medical side is completely covered no insurance issues all funded through -- >> it is okay timmy. >> the government, probably the part of the support that is even more critical which you know you guys ran the story at christmas but the children's inn and woodmont house, extension of the children's inn the people there, programs the sus tans, grocery carts, food pantries, social groups coming in feeding dinners 2, 3, 4 times a week support system

surrounding nih is phenomenal, i can't say enough about it. >> i have to wrap it up but josh as timmy gets older you going to take him out and show him the world. >> yeah, once i get my drivers license. >> once you get your drivers license. >> you are already looking well ahead. very good well, we wish you all the very best and thank you for taking the time to come in today, timmy is adorable, josh very handsome young man everybody is rooting for you. >> appreciate it. >> the oz bourn family from wisconsin, alison back to you. >> that is the best ever thank you tony. >> expecting mothers furious over tickets to olympic games we will tell you why. >> plus how your own cells can help fight cancer first how about dining, with animals? annie. >> hello alison. so, they have over 1500 animals here, 200 super rare and coming up, we will talk about some chimps and monkey facts for

you, you can come out here and have breakfast with the animals, we will talk about that coming up back to you. thanks annie. today's trivia question for you, for what product was the term, 2 fers first used, bubble gum, teeter tickets, cigarettes, cigars, the answer later but if you want to take a guess right now head to our facebook page, fox 5 morning news is back right after the break. 9:21 a.m. 21 a.m. l an ordinary breakfast pastry

that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls.

new hope for cancer patients a clinical trial is being launched to evaluate a possible cancer vaccine cells from the patients body are removed and stimulated with a special protein then given back to the patient as a vaccine doctors hope it will prevent a cancer relapse. >> first lady is heading to a local school to highlight new

guidelines for school lunches mrs. obama and agriculture secretary will be at park lawn school in virginia this morning, food changes include more whole grains, fruits and vegetables it is the first nutritional overall in 15 years part of the healthy hunger free kids act. rachel ray will also be on hand. moms to be are furious, with the ticket policy for the 2012 olympics, organizers say every child including newborns, will need a full priced ticket women have protested saying they will need to breast feed and take their babies in and therefore buy a full priced city the london organizing committee is looking into complaints. >> he is back find out when you can catch the boss live in concert. i thought we would hear some boss mu psych here. >> no. demi moore rushed to the

hospital we will check with dax holt after the break. >> tucker you want to sing a little bit? 

there it is springsteen fans, the box is coming to the district. the e street band announced their first half of the u.s. tour, they will play at verizon center, april 1st tickets go on sale this saturday, january 28th. >> they are sold out. >> and scalpers will make them available 2 minutes later it is ridiculous the ticket system. >> that never happened to you. >> wrecking ball goes on sale, march 6th the big question. >> won't be the same. >> it will not be the same clarence clemens his partner, member of the e street band since the beginning no longer with us, he was a big part of the band, the soul of that band

really a big part of the show and i don't know how they are going to address that they haven't said how they will address it but here is a question i like bruce springsteen i am not sure i want to see him without clarence. >> is that right? >> yeah, i want to keep it as it was. what do you think? >> i think rock bands have been around for decades in the states, they are going to lose members if the grateful dead can kind of go on without gerry garcia. >> well, that is a good point. >> counter point? >> you know there is going to be some sort of huge tribute you know and acknowledge it see that is the problem when you don't acknowledge when some body is not here any more. >> he will be here april 1st. >> mm-hmm. >> all right. >> want to get right into the weather before i do i want to remind everybody about our fox 5 weather ap you have probably heard about it by now i highly recommend you download it >> it is how i get my weather

besides you guys. >> me too now. just kidding but, it does give you a lot of great information, you get the 10 day forecast, today's forecast has a radar you can zoom down to your local town or community, and just go to the apple store and put in fox 5 weather or if you have a droid go to marketplace. >> nice looking day. >> beautiful morning, sunshine across the area and we are going to be in for another beautiful january day, today won't be quite as warm but who is complaining upper 40s in january. >> i am not. >> there you go. 40 now regan national, 40 annapolis, not bad overnight temperatures on the cool side, but nothing too extreme out there at the moment, 37 frederiksburg. southern maryland, leonard town, 41 off to the north and west, 36, in both frederick and hagerstown. all right we are looking at our map now, and as we look into the future, we are seeing

clouds off to our south and west and as these approach, a little later this morning, we will have clouds move in this afternoon not going to be a perfectly sunny day, it should be a nice morning and dry day for us we are not expecting rain around here today, tonight the rain will arrive getting organized south and west they have terrible weather in texas, dallas and houston they have tornado warnings flying north of houston. we will not get severe weather but this will be an energized system. here is another look at it future cast does a great job showing you what will develop, over 24 hours a few clouds, clouds moving overnight early tomorrow morning a few showers around for your morning commute more showers in your forecast, on and off and then the cold front will come through late thursday early friday morning this will bring us a period of rain before things start to clear out and quiet down for the day friday. 48, early sunday afternoon clouds, mild low to mid-40s

this time of year and night, cloudy skies a few late night showers, your 5 day forecast, showers on and off temperatures mid-40s we will get it out of here early friday, 52 weekened looks dry question marks but the general trend will make things cool by sunday, afternoon highs only low 40s by sunday afternoon cooler weather on the way end of the weekend chef >> thank you. >> demi moore rushed to the hospital and halle berry back in court. >> it is time to check in with dax holt. >> yeah,. >> good morning dax. >> good morning how you guys doing today >> doing all right today. sad news about demi moore can you tell us what happened? >> so monday night she was rushed to hospital about 10:45 p.m. they originally i guess came out, and checked her out and said oh, no, you need to go to hospital took her in seems to be substance abuse which landed her in the hospital.

she has since been moved to a treatment facility they are trying to keep an eye on her we reached out to her rep who is saying you know because of exhaustion, and all the stresses in her life right now she needs professional help so that is what she is doing also dropped out of the love lace movie she was having a role in seems a lot of things in her life are not going as planned at the moment going through the divorce with ashton kucher but we are hearing there is substance abuse involved. >> that is sad news. >> dax we don't know if it was substance before it started before or after the relationship broke up. >> yeah, do not know that. >> all right let's move on i heard harvey talking a few days ago halle berry having trouble with her baby's father. >> more trouble. >> yes, so, the other day basically, let me just give you background here, gabriel aubrey the father of nala did not take the daughter to school the

nanny showed up at the house next thing there was pushing and shoving and the nanny filed a police report for battery, well, since hearing that halle is going i don't want my daughter around this man that is violent she went to court yesterday for an emergency hearing to get an order against him so he would have no contact with the daughter, and the judge in the case was on vacation, and so the judge that was there yesterday said i am going to push this off so as of the moment there is no order in place for him not to contact the daughter or be around her, until this other judge gets back. >> wow. >> meantime seems she is finding personal happiness with her engagement. >> that's right. are we going to get to look at jennifer aniston's house? >> let's see. with the $21 million home. >> she scored a deal i guess it was $24 million she got it to 21 it is 8500 square feet, a

pool, ponds its own vineyard it is in bel-air i don't know any other house in bel-air that has its own vineyard, but it is a pretty farly house, very very modern, like -- narly house very very modern all white and splashes of red and blue she likes to buy houses and kind of fix them up and sell them seems like she has been making money over the years do, dax you unde i am talking about? $21 million. >> she is a 1 percenter dax. >> a lot of cash. >> my goodness. >> dax will be partying at that house 234 no time. >> yeah, right. >> dax holt thank you. >> good to see you. >> bye. $21 million. >> my house is worth like $2,100. >> wow. tony perkens that is some money. >> does the house have a revolving door because of her

relationship issues >> yeah, money can't buy you love can it? >> thank you alison for that rendition. ♪ [ music ] >> sorry i need help. >> major spelling error outside one school you will not believe what word they got wrong if you don't like facebook's timeline lay out, well, too bad. find out when this network plans to convert all profiles, first today's trivia question have we asked this? what product was the term 2 fers first used, bubble gum, theatre tickets, cigarettes, cigars, the answer coming up later if you want to take a guess head to our facebook page. fox 5 morning news is back after the break  [ beep ]

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a rather embarrassing spelling error outside a new york city high school. this is a bad case of

procrastination. the word school misspelled on that giant crossing sign on the street it has been there for months the city claims it was a utility provider who made the error not the city, they said they do have a plan though to correct it soon. if you use google a lot listen up, it will start tracking your every move from your e-mail to searches youtube other services google says it will make information gathered in one place easier to be used in another. privacy advocates are not happy the new policy starts march 1st whether you like it or not you cannot opt out, so really. >> i don't like any of that stuff. >> yeah. >> you will soon no longer have the option to use facebook's timeline. social media network says the new look will be monday tear, starting tuesday january 31st it shows all the picturestatus updates you have posted since you joined facebook including the late night drunken ones if there is anything you don't want to keep delete it now,

facebook says you will get a notification when the change is made to your profile. >> how old is facebook? >> 7 weeks? i don't know a few years now. >> is it is not going to be that picture of you if you were 30, it will be a high school picture. >> if you posted it to facebook. >> just when you post it not you chronologically. >> no, they put it in chronological order. >> who is doing that? >> someone with a lot of time on their hands. >> now for jim smith looks like before that one. >> interesting choice. >> coming up a solar storm creates a spectacular lights show. >> special preview of touch a father has trouble connecting with his young son and everything changes when he discovers his son has a special gift. >> if you are looking for a fun activity with the kids maryland zoo might be the place annie takes us to breakfast with the animals when we come back.

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there is a special preview of foxes new drama called touch it airs tonight, right here on fox 5 we are so pleased to be joined by one of the stars of the show. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so when i've seen the previews of touch, i was trying to follow and see exactly what this new show was all about but who better to ask than you, can you describe touch for us. >> yes, sure. touch is a one hour drama on fox written and created by tim crane who created heros and it is basically told through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy, called jake. now jake is mute he has never spoken a single word in his life but has an incredible

ability with numbers his father played by keifer sutherland, martin, is desperately trying to connect with his son i come in as the social worker brought in on jake's case to work out whether jake needs to be with his father or whether the state needs to take care of him >> that is emotional right there. are you a good person or bad? >> you know what, conflicted, she has good intentions and you know, her priority is jake's safety and his well being obviously that is discovered by martin, keifers characters and his qwest to connect with his son and also following the numbers, which jake has an incredible ability for. alongside this, the show has an incredible global scope and that scene is set in japan in the pilot in tokyo, dublin, baghdad as well as new york, so

it really is on the theme of how we are all interconnected in life. >> that sounds fantastic and when we see keifer sutherland of course he had the big hit on fox 24, the show sort of reminded i think people of that, just with the pressing need to get some answers in a certain amount of time are we reading into that too much? or is it you know because keifer to us is a lot of jack bower too on 24. >> of course, and that was you know such an incredible show i would say touch is somewhat of a departure even though there is an immediacy particularly for the pilot there is also much more of a soulful element it does pack an emotional punch you know, more thoughtful show in many ways, and as i say, that emotional level, that brings to it something quite different i think, you know,

people will be moved and inspired by its hopeful message. >> now let me ask you, you have worked stage, tv, movies we know you from all of that, my question is, is it hard to prepare for say tv when you are used to doing a movie or stage how the you get ready for the different type of you know, venue that you will be in, if you will. >> sure they all bring different technical challenges obviously there is a physical challenge of being on stage and projecting and slightly different physical set up there in the different space you know, touch particularly you know i read the script it was such a terrific script, very moving and very fast paced but also, as i say, with that edge that really for me, it was a delight to kind of be onboard because the script and writing are so fantastic. >> my last question very important will you do an american accent or your native

english accent? yeah, in touch i am playing an american, claire hopkins from new york, so yeah, i won't be using this accent, i will be an american. >> you are indeed a rising star and to me, just switching accents like that is an art in and of itself. >> thank you >> we look forward to tonight's special preview of touch it is airing right here on fox 5 and this is gu guumbata raw. >> thank you. >> she is so lovely. >> i am gaga for gu gu. >> remember that name. >> she is lovely. >> another week means another city. >> this week they are in aspen colorado looking for the nations next super star as always expect some good, bad, memorable performances out of the upscale ski town.

one of singers impressed the judges and made her mentor proud. >> i was the last artist to record with the king of pop and he passed away, and we were about to embark on a world tour and he is no longer with us, but, today i am singing as tribute to him. >> don't believe that. >> tonight's episode. >> me too. >> you are so cynical. >> tonight's episode airs 8:00 p.m. here. >> we will see. >> the maryland zoo with animals. >> annie yu is learning all about this and joins us from baltimore maryland, annie what have you got next? >> hey, tony and alison, so the zoo here is actually the third oldest zoo in the entire country and they have over 1500 animals for you to come out and

enjoy. so the breakfast with the animals program is unique you come out here to the chimp forest and they set up tables and you have a hot breakfast surrounded by monkeys, chimplemurs that is a unique experience we have been out here just observing, i think the entire family will enjoy it. we are learning about the critters, carrie joins me now the area manager here at the chimp forest, so carrie we will talk about this because you were telling me things off air that were really intriguing let's start with the chimps they are a lot of fun to watch. >> a tonne of fun mostly because they are extremely intelligent they keep us guessing most of the time we have a troop of 11 chimps in here. >> 3 juveniles. >> yes, they keep us guessing most of the time but chimps with live in troops of 20 to

200 so they are very social but also very manipulative and playful. >> they will trick each other. >> like little show offs they were showing off doing the monkey bars and swinging but what i thought was cool they carry around a blanket and spread it out and just sit on it or sleep on it. >> they are nest makers we found mostly is that from the materials we have they like the blankets the best they will grab a bunch of blankets and make a nest out of them the male who you saw earlier he likes to lay out a blanket and lay just on one blanket that is his thing. >> they are really neat to watch what were they eating earlier? >> they have fruit, all different types of fruit apples, banana thats, oranges, mangos, lettuce right now and then they are served a primate biscuit which is just like pretty much has everything in it they need. >> and we also have the monkeys and porcupines they are enclosed together is that okay? >> yep it took a long time to

introduce them but there are four different types of animals in there the collobus monkeys the black and white and the red tails smaller brown monkeys and then porcupines and rock hyracss look like a large injury bill. >> when monkeys -- verbal. >> when the monkeys are with the morcue pines they do not play. >> no, but we have seen interactions with them if there is something they all want like that branch they may all be over there, so, right now o get a piece of it. >> the porcupines norm they normally move out of -- they normally move out of the way when the porcupines move in. the porcupines don't shoot their kills. >> that is a myth buster. >> yeah. >> all the cool facts you can come out and learn when you come out with your family log on to myfoxdc.com for all

details and it is called breakfast with the animals there is a schedule on there where you can choose the date and animals you want to eat with. back the you in studio. >> pretty cool. >> thanks annie. >> well, another mild day but it is going to get colder out there tucker has the 5 day coming your way next. >> we will answer today's trivia question. stay with us 9:55 a.m. l an ordinary breakfast pastry

that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown

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>> here is the answer cigars. >> the term was used as early as 1892 for 2 for a nickel. >> it has been used for selling 2 for the price of 1 theatre tickets since 1948. >> remember yesterday alison we talked about the solar storm. look what it did the beautiful north earn lights above --

northern lights above scotland, ireland, norway, people watching incredibly beautiful, storm forced delta airlines to redirect flights from the energy from the solar winds as they interact. >> look at that. >> what is that tucker? >> those are northern plights the actual en-- lights the actual energy. >> do we have any chance of seeing that here? >> i don't think they made it far enough south primarily over northern europe. isn't that incredible. >> what is that thing on the bottom? >> like a smokestack. like the earth. >> look at that. >> beauty of nature and then the ugliness of earth. >> unbelievable. >> i had a chance to be in canada one summer and saw them it is incredible. if you ever get a chance amazing sight. >> if i ever see that i hope i know what is going on before that happens i am thinking wall yens are coming down. >> -- aliens are coming down. there is your 5 day forecast, 48, rain showers late tonight early tomorrow we will bounce around, cooler