contingency. congress has passed and i'm signing into law, legislation t make sure that you get your checks on time. >> that tape to the troop was released just minutes after midnight. for more on the shutdown and the impact on the our workers, we turn to the melanie alnwick at the federal news radio. >> reporter: good morning,po tonyrt and ali soon. i'm checking the mic here because i have been having inthg interesting conversations off air. one of things that was interesting to me, we know abouw who is going to work, who is noh going to work, who is gettingist paid and who is not getting paid.id. there's more minutia, we are talking about benefits, and retirement calculations all ofsl those things, right? >> absolutely. this is the shutdown guide that the office of personal

management has published and there's 30 pages of things that i am sure most federal employees never wanted to read about and a now have to learn about,about, including health benefits, their retirement, what happens if the were scheduled to go on vacation, can't do it now. >> and unemployment compensation. >> it's possible that some federal employees can get it if they're out of work for six months, if it does, they can get unemployment compensation. their retirement benefits ifbene they're figuring their last last three high pay years for their annuity benefits, they're okay'e even on 4 low, they still get their high three based on the salary if they had not been furloughed. >> reporter: what washat interesting the interview with the public service.e. really talking about the overal impact this is going to have on the federal workforce.. >> well, it brings morale down,

and it makes people say, should i stick around, maybe i should think about retiring or going into some other field. i think on the long run, coolerr pay prevails, federal work is rewarded and well compensatedent with good benefits. if you can spread out the newness, you realize it's a pretty good life. and the community is coming around, the people, there's a a lost restaurants offering freeoe food and the emily found something today about thet the institution downtown that isat helping feds. >> i mean, the synagogue at 6 and i which has a lot of cur tur cultural is making themselves, if they want to teach yoga classes, they're going to offer free coffee, places where feds can come together and complain and bond, and having a lot of activities there, including political ping-pong. >> reporter: political ping-pong. and figuratively and literally. >> and there's the ball, that's the problem. >> reporter: absolutely, tom and emily, thank you for lettin

me spend some time with you this morning. >> it's a pleasure. >> reporter: tony and allison, thank you. the d.c. government will remain fully open during the federal government shutdown. >> that is because mayor gray declared all-city work erlz wors essential, you which allows the to work.to city services will be funded by d.c. contingency reserve fund which has been appropriated by y congress. d.c. workers will be paid on time. tourism in the district is expected to take a hit. the museums, and monuments will be closed and they will be until the shutdown ends. officials at the national zoozoo said that all live cameras woul be turned off because of the government shutdown, well, takel a look at the screen. in just the last hour. the panda cam was indeed shutdown, the care and the feeding of the animals will not

be affected. affe we just mentioned theioned shutdown means no more visit to the memorials lining the memorial mall. that means veterans trying to honor their sisters and brothers the at arms will be tawrnd way. aturned away, as you can imagine, that is not a popular decision. >> we have the korean vets who are coming down from new york who are supposed to lay a wreat at the korean memorial in just few hours. sir, are you there? >> yes, i am. >> thank you. you. >> first of the of all how many veterans are you bringing downu from new york? >> 34. >> 34. >> and as of right now, what is your understanding as to whether or not they will be able to visit the memorial, whether ormo not you will be able to lay the wreath? >> well, we have a permit from the park's department.rtmen these are the korean war veterans from the 55th infanty who conducted the last

battalion, in military history. i would say that the parks department would enforce it. i we intend to lay the wreath today. >> you intend to lay the wreath. >> yes, sir.es,si >> okay, let me ask you what the veterans that you are flying in that is what they say they are going to do, but they have been fully apprised of the situationo what is going on here at the memorial. >> yes, they have been fuelly apprised. i'm being a little bit jokinglyo and a little bit humor about it they're all 85 years old, thesee were the guys who endured the conditions of the korean war. this is their monument. they're all in the mid-80s, and it's first and maybe the mae last time that they will see the monument. they're already en route. and i'm sure that regional people will find accompany acc and they will let us lay a

wreath. >> what time are you expecting them to arrive. >> we will abriffing a be arrive korean memorial at noon. and we will have a briefing at the tomb.. unknown, and the united states army drill team will perform a solo performance in honor of the 56 regimen from puerto rico on. >> you told us about it, but this was a monumental event in history. 1,000 laid the charge and onlyly 300 survive, and today 34 arey 4 coming today. as a person who has taken it ta upon yourself to make sure they see this korean memorial, what are you thinking today? >> well i said, they're all ver excited about coming to the nation's capital. they all feel quite honored to etg the recognition thaget the

receiving by the old guard and thanks to them for the courtesy. they want to come to their monument. they feel that the monument hast been paid for many times over iv blood and sacrifice. all a they want to do is lay a a wreath and lay their hands to t the fallen and proceed to the next item on our i1 itinerary. >> we hope that your group will be able to lay the wreath inth some location that is appropriate rather than at a guardrail because of the barricades that have been set up. we thank you for your time andi the veterans that are coming here. >> we hope to avoid a -- >> but do you want to get as close as you can, we understanda that, and we hope that you do. >> thank you sir.>> t >> thatha is anthony mele.

and let us say that there's otherth veterans scheduled to ce here as well on some of thosee honor flights that we talked tod wanting to get to the world wara ii memorial. mo >> i like what he said, it's been paid for over and over again in blood and tears. ar we will stay on top of that th story. be sure to stay with us myfoxdc.com on air or online, wn will take you to the senate floor as lawmakers try to reach a deal on a spending bill. also ahead our annie yu hasa a look at how local eating establishments, some locals, soe restaurants and bars are tryinge to soften the blow of theow shutdown. despite the fight on capitol hill over the affordable care act, the patient protection and affordable care act, parts of it are rolling out today.y. >> most state health exchanges are open for millions of people to buy health insurance. wisdom martin is following the healthcare roll out from therom newsroom. >> reporter: the affordable

care act requires millions ofns americans to have health insurance or face fines.nes. online insurance marketplaces are now open.a they are at the heart of president barack obama's healthcare reform and areform supposed to impla ph implea sime complexities of the healthcare. people making as little as $22,000 or as much as $95,000 may help qualify for subsidies to pay for the insurance. it comes after the months of roll out.ll today it may be the most important phase.t the new exchanges allow all americans to purchase healthcare plans beginning january first. kathleen sebelius, says the average plan is $320, the act also allows young adults to hav the option of staying on their parents plan until they are 26 years old and any preexisting

medical conditions will nocondi longer be a barrier to getting health insurance. ahead of the health exchange tells us there's help available. >> they are making assisters anr broarkbrokers available to help make that important decision. once you choose the health plann that is right for you, you have until december 15 as an individual to pay, and your coverage will be effective january 1. if you are a small business enrolling, you have until december 12th, excuse me, me, until december 12th to pay your premium and then your coverage becomes effective on january 1. the biggest challenge is getting young people to sign it. if the young people don't sign up, insurance under the affordable care act will be a lot more expensive. back to you. >> wisdom martin thank you sort much. >> a busy day. abu a lot going on today.

>> tucker barnes, speaking of af lot going on today. >> well, i don't have a lot of anything to talk about. >> but you have good news forr us. >> mostly goousd news. >> i saw the cloud deck, it's there at the memorial. >> all right. tell us about the countdown. con >> go to the maps, and we look great later today.y. mostly sunny in the low 80s later this afternoon. things are looking better. back to, do we have time or should you tell you about it. i >> there we go. >> what a start to october. >> above normal temperatures. >> 8-10 degrees. mid-60s at reagan national. and we are in the 60s at dulles and bwi marshall. there's a quick look.qu you got toic look kaiferlly, whe you seeul the cloud deck and rit through the mid-atlantic and it's a left over from the cloud cover, no rain expected and by afternoon sunshine with warm hei were temperatures, 82 today, mid-80s tomorrow, we will talk about tomorrow's forecast coming

up. >> all righty, thank you. still ahead at 9:00, sleeping in the same bed as a infaint. the scienca infaint. the science says it's dangerous but parents still do it. a family drive ends with one man fearing for his life and th life of his family in that car with him.wi we will shoul show you a shockie of road rage all caught on a helmet camera. we all have our little tricks.

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it's a case of road rage, between motorcyclists and a suv it's caught on monday, and now w police are searching for the riders responsible. sarah is back with that video vi and what sparked the scary competition. there's a lot going on that video. i have seen road rage but i hav never seen anything like this.th the video was captured on one

riders camera and was it upup loaded to youtube. and earlier this morning policen made the first of what could be several arrests.sts. is the view of a helmet cam of one rider, as they rode up the hudson parkway. they drove around one of the dark colored land rover, drink by a man who had his wife and an baby on board.baby the driver identified as alexi, accidentally hit one the riders in front of his car. the rest of group stoppedopd shutting down three lanes of the roadway. as they gathered around his cara the driver apparently afraid for his life stepped on the gasga hitting and running over several riders. >> the individual in the car ca strikes one of the motorcyclists, and that

again with the range rover gets stuck in traffic. one rider, smashes at rover's window. what happens next is even worst. >> he is taken out of the car,c, he is assaulted and he received some stitches at the th presbyterian hospital.spital he has been been treated and released. >> now police say that the that driver called 911 during part of that chase. he was not charged with any crime. early this morning policee arrested the biker who washo involved in the initial accident 28-year-old christopher cruz. he was

video, we see they're around the suv, i guess they're just going, and one guy slows down, and i'md sure that is the guy that he unintentionally bumped.enti he slowed down, he is looking lo off to the side. >> you got to wonder whatwo happened before that? was there something else beforee we first start seeing the videoi you know what i'm saying. even before this. >> right. >> was there another confrontation. >> yeah, in is later. the very first video. >> my goodness. >> it's terrifying. >> i would be scared to death.to >> i would be, too. >> i mean. me. >> and i might try to leave that situation, as it's unfortunate n that anyone got hit. h that sun fortunate. >> you got your child in the the back.bk. you don't know what is about too go down. >> you would be trying to save yourself. >> that's a crazy story. >> it is.

>> all right. it's 9 -- it's now 9:20 on this0 tuesday morning.mornin it's fast food, not quite as quick as it used to be. we got the latest times. t first though, the complete opposite of fast food and aa drive through, here is holly. >> reporter: look, we're celebrating hess pani hiss pan e month, and here is the deal howh much do i put in here. >> have you ever wondered how to do refried beans? patty is going to teach us how. plus, where does she go out for mexican food in d.c. when she se doesn't want to cook it herself. her answer, it's all live later on fox 5 morning news. stay with us.

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♪ ♪ note closing time. the monuments are closed. >> it's historic, it hadn't happened like this in 17 years. >> annie is with us to try toy put a positive spin. >> we are trying to lift spiritr up this morning. there's one small upside to up this, and that is localal businesses are stepping up, and offering discounts specials, free bees to those, you know tow get them out, and socialize. >> absolutely. >> let's take a look at the list here. we are going to start off with sprinkles, sprinkle cupcakes in georgetown, the georgetown location is offering a free cupcake, yum, yum, head on toutd and get your free cupcake. keep in mind, will you have to show a government id for all of these locations. >> you will have to wait an hour in line for sprinkles. spri

>> these deals last until the government reopens, who knows what that will be. those are the two things you should keep in mind. the burger, they are treating federal and d.c. workers to a burger. there may be more. may so make sure you log on to our website for additional locationl and they are only offering it between the hours of 11:00 to 10 1:00, during lunchtime andnd dinner time 5:00 to 7:00. >> and sticky rice, if you are in the mood for sushi, the sushi bar is offering half price sushi, yum, and american beers. >> and locking bird hill in northwest, offering one free glass of sherri. >> nice. >> some people would like that. >> that is very nice s. >> and duffy's irish pub is offering a $2 beer deals, and meridian pint is offering 10% discount to all of the federal employees.

>> you have to show your letter, the furlough, letter or the govern. id angovernment, id you are gooo go. >> all right. >> parents, how many times haveh we donowe this? okay, baby is sleeping, wakes u insl the middle of the night, yu are tired, you're just trying tg get a few hours of shut eye andn the baby wakes up crying and yoy go over there and grab them and bring them do your bed. happened i'm so guilty of it. before i had eva, i'm never going to do this. it's going to make the baby depend on me. the number of cosleeping hasings doubled since the early 1990s, and that is despite warnings from health officials saying that babies. >> so forth, but i don't knowt how i feel about this, i think -- we should also mention that this has increased mainly amongg

blacks and hispanics, parentsa claim theyni were never told ab the dangers of close sleeping by their doctor. >> that was true.. i was never told, either. ei >> you were never told. >> they leave it up to theitup parents to decide whether this h is food for you or not. -- good for you or not. >> that is the thing about these topics, you do the best whatbest works for you are why family and you know about the possible outcome. >> if -- unless you have been uninformed of t if you don'tdont know, you don't know. >> going through pregnancy, you are bombarded with a bunch of literature, you know, when it comes to cosleeping, pacifier use, breast feeding and so forth! we played by the rules. we knew that it wasn't healthy' at a certaint point.t. so we stopped. >> yeah. >> the bass net by the bed always worked. >> we did teething happens,ens, teething she woke up every two

to three hours, very needy and clingy. what do we do, we brought herht into the bed and she loves the warmth of us. and she is still chilling in our bed. >> some people, this is the lifestyle.fe >> i just read something bit b woman who used to play punky brewster. she is big on that. >> she is bigot dig, on the natural. -- the big on the natural -- >> the woman in the big bang theory. she has an interesting name. i can't -- my lum, what is it. >> oh, i know. >> my point is just that there h are people natural that people believe that this the way of life, and it's nurturing, so. >> the baby sleeping and this happened last night. you are literally on the edge of your bed. >> and you can roll over on your child and injure.

>> yeah? i mean, this happens.this >> you do need to be aware of that. >> you don't want to wake the child up, so you suffer, becaus you don't want to move her or anything like that. i'm like literally, i have one inch of space between me and the flor, and i just don't want to t wake eva. it's a bad situation. but it real looks he it ca -- bn be. >> are dogs allowed in your bed. >> i'm not going to share my personal view on my sleepingng habits with my dog. m thank you for a good night resti last night, though. thou >> get a big bed.d. >> there's people that say you can get certain illnesses can jump from animals. i know there's a whole bunch ofh others but nobody is talking about that. >> those beds that -- i do have -- we're not going to get into that. air-conditioners. >> it's a touchy subject. subj >> the positioners that you can put the infant in, and it blockt

you from hitting the baby. there are things like that you can try. >> try teaching the baby, you know. >> and there's a tool of thought, let me pry. pry. >> when she turns one she is ou of there. >> she is getting evicted.ted. >> you are missing the point. it's dangerous for babies. >> did i say that.y >> you need to be aware of it. >> it's dangerous in the crib ai well. you have to remove all blanketst and stuffed animals, make sure, they now recommend that the bab sleeps on its back, but youou know, you know these things going into it, but the reality is when you're tired, and you just want a few hours of shut eye you can't do it. it. the study show it that a lot of parents do it in america, because we want a few hours. >> and we have all gotten busier. >> you are a pres prescription. >> it's a talker, another talker. >> would you pay for half of

your engagement ring. >> pay back for the engagementmt ring. according to a survey that is not conducted more and moreore couples are doing this. they are going dutch on the engagement ring. >> there's something so romantic about the person who is asking you to marry them. why don't we just ask.st if you ask, then you present the ring. >> it kills the element ofhe surprise to an edg engagement, let's keep this tradition alive. leave it alone. >> yes, let the guy spend all the money.y. >> but, here is my question, whs is this becoming more common? >> because they say it makes sense financially. >> yeah. >> tony. >> you didn't get to it. t >> we can't get to the real issue. >> all right.ht. fine. ask, you present the ring. that is how i feel about it. it's 9:36, it's a tuesday morning. we want to check in with bethenny. good morning to you. >> bethenny, how are you? >> good morning. >> reporter: i'm great, how

are you? we want to hear about the show because we saw the pardee video. my question is did you buy anything at thrift store. >> i did, i bought like a school girl and played becaus plaid, a plaid is in for fall. and a studded belt. be and it was $3. we got good stuff there. and you didn't go alone. >> tell us about your guest today on the show.. >> oh, houda from the today show is a good friend of mine. she is always up for anything. she came with me to the thrift shop to create a video inspired by the video and it's hilarious. laugh out loud hilarious. >> we saw a little about of it. we will tune in. we are going to see a little bit of it now. ♪ ♪ ♪

we rely on the food trucks for the lunchtime. >> the food trucks are great, because you can tastee everything, and part of my food naturally thin, is your diet is a bank account. and you don't want to restrict.t they have small portion. you get a little bit of everything, you share it with friends, you get to experience different cultures and different tastes of foods and you still maintain your waistline. >> that is more on today. bethenny thank you for joining n us this morning. >> thank you.hank >> just a reminder, you can catch bethenny weekdays here onn the mighty fox 5. and time now is 9:39. we will be right back. if you propose, you give the ring. >> yes. >> but if you can't afford a good ring would you rather

contribute. >> buy within your means. >> and hear about it for rest of your life. a 

raking bad was officially a record breaker, more than 10 million people tuned in for the finale. nearly 4.5 million viewers stuck around for a discussion showcusi after the finale was over. >> wow, that is certified -- >> absolutely. >> all right, youtube isis launching its own music award show. >> i frequently said they aren't enough award shows out there. so now youtube has one. >> the first event will be helde on pier 36 on november third. tr >> smart. >> it will screen live online. actor schwartz will host the show.s lady gaga, and eminem will be

performing. nominees will be announced october 17. i tell you what will make it exciting is if they get these breaking artists and feature the newer talent that is out there. >> that will be great. be >> verygr good.od >> we're going to a live picturi at the senate chambers, where, h they are convening now getting e back to the business of trying to sort out the government shutdown. we believe that one of the -- first order of business will be to table the bill that the house senate sent last night. >> unclear, still though, whether senate democrats willll vote or just, as you said, justd table, it, but we will be watching. even when we're not on, you can go to our website at myfoxdc.com, and we do know tha president obama is scheduled tot speak from the rose garden today

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have you ever wondered what chef works at home. home >> last week we checked in with a chef from plume. today we are hanging out with the top mexican cooking show, and holly joins us live from chevy chase. holly. >> reporter: we are going give you great tips and patty is going to the chew on friday, bu she said, no, i'm going to start hispanic heritage month, with

holly and fox 5. let's start with the good stuff. >> refried beans, super easy to do. you put the oil, we have thion and you want to let it brown,br, and softedden and then help me e add some beans.s. >> i'm adding the beans. >> they go right in here.t in you can hear the sizzle, that is what you want. and then, mash away.. as they cook, you just mash like these, you go. take it away. away >> now, listen can you buy good refried in a can? a >> you can buy, i go for the goya. they are seasoned, they areeyre smooth, they are delicious. you do not want to make them,th, just buy the can, have it ready in the pantry, and then with the refried holly, you can make so many things. you can use refried as a side of almost everything or make molletes which is what i wanted to make, you mash a little more

>> he fried a little more. >> so you mash them a little more, and then cook a little lie more. raise the heat. meanwhile, while you keep on mashing, and finishing this pic de gallo. >> pico de gayo gallo has a chuy sals ta, ga jalapeño, i'm adding cilantro, and i'm adding some sauce. >> here is another tip, if you want a pretty centerpiece in your itch can en, just put a bunch of cilantro in a vase.in a take a look at that. and add some fresh, lime juice just like this. >> i was supposed to squeeze the lime, but since i'm failing at mashing the bean. >> that is great. >> you help me mix the pico. pio these are perfectly mashed. >> i'm going to take them over. >> no, this is perfect. >> as you mix the pico, it's going to go on top of the

moyetes, i'm adding the beans. sorry. i'm adding the beans right on top just like that and then youu add whatever melted cheese youyu have at home. home >> what kind of cheese is that? >> this is month is months mozz. >> and you put them in the oven on. >> and through the magic of television. ready right here. you have your molletes and theyd go with this pico de gallo right on topo n is this recipe also i your book.r bo >> it's in my book. you can dress it up, add char h has owe, or chicken or keep it like this and add slices of avocado. >> your book which you can get in amazon just came out in the spring and the reviews have been. >> have been great, holly. it was recommended by the new york times which have been so. >> i heard of them, new yorkne

times, that is pretty good. you know what else is recommended is the third season of your show. >> yes. >> it happens to be some clips from your show. it doesn't start until january.. >> january. >> but on pbs, and people love it. >> i love it. it. >> watch it, it's great. great. third season is going to be be great. >> what is going to be different about the third season. >> the third season i got a little bit better. >> so she is the big celebrityby chef, she seasoned herself. i'm more shy on camera. now i'm a little more relaxed. >> i can't imagine you shy.ine >> two more things before you go. >> one of the things i love about patty's kitchen. this will help you in terms of decorating your own kitchen. you don't have to be fancy schmancy. >> any pitchers. and then by wooden spoons everywhere you go? everywhere she goes, when she travels, when she does yard sales, she picks up the wooden spoons and throws them in the

pitcher. >> i also use pitchers to put flowers and they make beautiful decorations. >> when you don't want to cook mexican food at all, in d.c. where do you go. >> hands down. oyamel. >> what kind of tortillas do you like. >> corn, when i don't make, i go for mission foods, el milagro. >> i have seen those on at the store. on my grocery list. >> thank you.>>ha >> lots of love, back to you at the studio.io. >> we're getting sometime loving here. >> yeah, really. >> wish we were getting some ofe the food in here. >> all right. both.nk you, coming up next one lastone check on your midweek forecast. before we head to break brea questions. we are going to find out is

tuesday mid-week. >> he is going to talk about th tuesday and wednesday as well. new questions are answered everd friday here on the 9:00 hour of fox 5 morning news. head to the myfoxdc.com andmyfo click on the morning tab. go to my facebook page.ce you canb even tweet me. 

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welcome back, what if youco couldme simultaneously, look ata the profile pictures of more than 1 million facebook users. one online app is helping you tu do that. take a look. this is called the faces of facebook. it has scanned the private profile images of each member. it may look from television static, but the pictures are there. >> the picture that, is so funny. >> we have landed.laed >> yes, we have. >> we just searched the accounte

of our executive producer and the white dots you see near ther top of the screen are the profile pics of all of his all friends. he just found that the representing fox 5 anchor, sheo, was facebook's 223,597,277 user7 to join. she was up there. each face has been added to the app in chronological order. each face receives a certain number. >> can you opt out on. >> no, they're just scanning juryour pictures. >> that is very cool. >> that is extraordinary. >> that is cool. >> really. >> i think it's cool. >> 1 billion users are on that one screen, and here t theoreti. >> i don't believe that there'st a bil lion users on the screen. >> maybe that was just a part of

it. >> we are not seeing the whole thing, are we? >> look at how many it's adding. is that what it's adding right now. >> that is incredible. >> tucker, you need to do the t weather. >>thank you, tony, i will do the weather. >> we're together on this one, tuck. >> i can't believe to be the one who finds this fascinating. >> because you're not even on on it, tony. >> i will be the last dot on the corner. >> you will be the 7 billion. >> 83 today, 84 tomorrow, lots s of sunshine for much of the week, we do have a cloud earlyd this morning, partly sunny and dry afternoon. >> thank you, tucker. the shutdown continues, theo president will speak about it from the white house at about noon today. >> thanks for watching fox 5 morning news. the news is always on myfoxdc.com. 

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