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. right now at 10:00, wow, what a difference a week makes. when you wake up tomorrow morning, single digit wind chills. i'll have the forecast. l gym one m getting ing out at dizzy and passing out the next. the health scare that could have turned deadly. >> and a rush to put out a fire in an apartment building. the problem is, firefighters were sent to the wrong address. what happened? fox 5 local news at 10:00 starts right now. and good evening, thanks for joining us tonight. i'm jim lokay in for shawn. >> and i'm tony perkins right off the top tonight, the frigid temperatures. it has not been this frigid out there since march 7 of last year. the wind chill is dipping into the single dij itsds in some areas. >> it's hard to believe eight

days ago we were topping 70 degrees in the district. >> what has cha sm. >> those cherry blossoms are going to say bye-bye everyone. a lot of times when they bloom in the winter they aren't quite as beautiful in the spring. would you like to take a guess at what the current wind chill is out at dulles. >> 28? >> i'm going to say 23. >> 6. it's ridiculous. we expected that already in the morning. >> we asked our followers on twitter that represents how you're feeling about this weather and that's what they chose "baby it's cold outside" it is cold out there. check out the weather headline not only are we in the single digits tonight but we'll be there in the morning. a big area of high pressure to pull that cold canadian air down, it's creating a very, very cold night with a lot of

bluster. we still have gusts up and over 30 miles per hour in some places and that brings the wind chill down 5 to 10 degrees. these are the air temperatures and that's what you were correctly guessing at. it's in the 20s everywhere. first time we've dipped below 30 at dc, all 2015. 26 degrees now we're still gusting to 35 at dulles here in the district as well and that's why it's so painful to be out there tonight. wind chill temperatures i said 6 at dulles, 7 at baltimore, 9 at dulles. 12 degrees is the current windchill in the district and that is not good. and the 7:00 a.m. wi7bd chills as our future cast is seeing it, down right cold, very important that you bundle the kids up this rng month. i think the temperature is bad at noon. by the time we get to 5:00 at least we're back feeling like it's in the 20s. i think the worst of the wind will be before noon. it's a bit of the shock to the

system following our warmest november and december. we don't think this is going to last all week long but while it's here tomorrow will be the official coldest day of the season. >> developing in the district tonight crews aren't dealing with frigid temperatures as they battle a house fire. flames broke out just about an hour ago. right now we are told at least one firefighter suffered non-life-threatening injuries. no word yet on if anyone was hurt and the cause under investigation. >> it's now been over seven hours since a man barricaded himself inside his georgetown office and has refused to come out. the building is located on the 3,000 block of k street. police say he is in there alone. they are working on a peaceful resolution. several surrounding streets have been closed while they investigate. now we turn to our fox 5 exclusive, the gym. likely the last place you think

your health would be at risk. but for several people it was just the opposite. witnesses say people were collapsing at their treadmills at an alexandria gym. it turns out members were exposed to carbon monoxide. fox 5's tisha lewis joins us live from alexandria with the story. >> reporter: space heaters and ovens used the wrong way in homes to keep warm during the winter months is the most common way that carbon monoxide -- people are exposed to carbon monoxide and in a gym with people packed getting ready for their new year's resolutions, that's the least-likely place you would expect to be exposed to carbon monoxide, but it did happen here. here at express fitness center in alexandria, sparking dizziness and blurred vision and nausea for at least a dozen people. >> i started getting

light-headed and i thought it was the preworkout kicking in. i looked over to my left and a gentleman literally just collapsed. literally collapsed off of the man. >> reporter: and saturday morning at export fitness was packed with people and carbon monoxide. >> i hear my girlfriend yelling my name and as i turn around and look she's falling back on a pillar bracing herself to not fall the way down on the floor. at that time it kicked in something is not right here i looked up and people were running by and it was pandemonium. de detector and identified there was high levels of carbon monoxide in the building. >> reporter: how high? >> don't remember the numbers. i do know that the alarms peeked out and i do know one showed

over a thousand parts per million. >> reporter: a 35 parts per million reading is hazardous. >> this was actually caused by the heaters for the pool water. they malfunctioned and the carbon monoxide was coming out into the building, which is still under investigation. >> we were actually right by the front desk where they had the towels, i grabbed two of the towels and put them over our faces and my first thought was to get to fresh air. >> reporter: again, this scare happening the day after new year's day. we're told that two people were transported to the hospital. five people took themselves to the hospital, and two more people checked in to urgent care. we're also told that this x-sport fitness center was cited by the fire marshall. we did reach out for a comment on this incident and there was no response. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> we're learning more tonight about the death of a 74-year-old

patient. he died after a scuffle with two hospital security guards at medstar's washington hospital center. the autopsy is now complete in the death of james mcbride is ruled a homicide. the medical examiner says he died from a broken neck caused by blunt force trauma. mcbride was wearing nothing but a hospital gown which this all happened. according to the police report the two special police officers restrained him as they were trying to bring him back inside as he left without signing out september 29th. he died two days later. the autopsy also discovered in addition to a broken neck he suffered severe compression to his spinal cord. right after the death the hospital held a press conference. >> he was resuscitated there at the scene by his nurse, and by a rapid response team. he was brought to our emergency room where resuscitation continued and that followed up in our intensive care unit where

received excellent care. >> a new statement today says in part our sharts continue to go out to the patient's family. to date as a result of our reviews we've integrated several new enhanced training and we've identified a unique mult disciplinary team to respond to certain high-risk situations. he was a father of two. we still don't know why he was originally hospitalized. police in the u.s. attorney's office are still investigating. another homicide investigation going on right now into the death of this man. 27-year-old alonzo smith. he died in the custody of two special police officers as well. the medical examiner in this case ruled the cause of death was sudden cardiac death and a contributing factor was the compression of his chest. the special officers in this case have not been charged. an investigation is ongoing. >> a violent attack on metro's

red line there were new surveillance images and these came just one hour after fox 5 contacted metro and were told there were no new developments in that investigation. marina marraco is live with more on this. >> reporter: jim, it's been exactly two weeks since this assault happened on a metro train. that victim left bleeding from the mouth at a platform here at the noma station. for that entire period fox 5 has contacted metro asking for the release of those pictures and today we're finally getting our first look at those six persons of interest. six individuals some surveillance tape, three males and three females. metro police still uncertain of their ages, although had repeatedly told fox 5 the images were initially being withheld from release because they could be minors. >> 5:30 in the morning is different, 5:30 at night rush hour. >> reporter: at the height of

rush hour on monday december 21st, witnesses claim a group of teens, quote, were punching the victim's head until he couldn't move and then they knocked him out. >> i always thought it was weird that there weren't any cameras there. you think just for matters like this. >> reporter: metro says the assault was not caught on tape. another reason the agency says it took two weeks to release these pictures in order to, quote, preserve the suspect id process. >> i see loud, boisterous teens, i don't necessarily associate that with a problem. >> a key witness who wrote about the experience said tenor 12 kids who were being loud and rowdy and they egged each other on to attack a guy who was just sitting there for no reason. in the account there's no mention of say media police presence but did mention once police arrived officers had no sense of which car took place on. >> occasionally i do see them. >> would you like to see an increase presence? >> sure. if nothing else it's a

deterrent. >> reporter: back out here live you can see here at the metro entrance there are several surveillance cameras i did ask a spokesperson if they have any leads. he declined to comment. marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> and coming up, another story you'll only see on fox 5. >> fire crews on their way to an apartment fire went to the wrong address. what happened, plus a victim who lost her home is speaking out. >> and we're talking about the hottest ticket in town, but wait until you see how much you have to pay for those redskins playoff tickets. they are certainly up there. coming up next.

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it is a story you'll see only on fox 5. that new year's day fire in a fst apartment building it burned for as long as 12 minutes after dispatchers sent firefighters to the wrong location. paul wagner talked to one of the

fire victims. he has this fox 5 exclusive. >> reporter: rosy was asleep inside her apartment in northwest when her dog began barking. >> i get up i thought maybe she hear some mouse or something. so i get up. >> reporter: it was 4:35 a.m. new year's day and smoke was filling her home. she quickly picked up her cell phone and called 911. >> i scream on the phone like the lady on 911, she stay with me all the time. she said all the time they're coming, they're coming. >> reporter: but for nearly 6 minutes, as the fire raged, that wasn't the case. listen as the dispatcher sends help miles away to the wrong address. >> apartment number 2 at 22044 14 street northwest. >> several engines were sent, but when they arrived, there was

no smoke, no fire. >> engine nine on the scene, three-story commercial building. nothing evident. >> listen carefully to what she says. >> a call-back for 14th street northwest. >> yes, r, calling back right now. we just got another run for 22 40th street, not 14. >> can you repeat that? >> we just got another call for the same address at 40th. >> at that point dispatchers at the 911 center corrected the mistake and sent different trucks and engines to 40th street northwest. >> all units be aware. we've got heavy fire showing in the rear from the first floor, second floor. >> reporter: standing outside her apartment rosy was thankful to be alive and had no idea a mistake had been made. >> when i get home the light was like on.

and i thought somebody is inside and they didn't answer i get scared we all going to burn because the smoke detectors didn't go on, there's no fire alarm in the building. >> this is what's left of her apartment and with the kindness of some friends and her employer, she has warm clothes to wear and a place to stay. >> now i'm safe, it's okay it's material stuff. the life is the most important thing. >> reporter: paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >> now investigators say the dispatcher wrote down that wrong address. she wrote down 14th street instead of 40th street. that whole incident is now under review. >> developing tonight things remain calm in burns, oregon when armed anti-government group has taken over a federal building at a wildlife refuge. the group called citizens for constitutional freedom are protesting for two ranchers sentenced to prison time for setting fires on federal land. they want federal land turned over to local authorities.

the fbi is monitoring the situation and is offering support to local law enforcement. a former south carolina police officer charged with shooting and killing an unarmed black motorist has been released from jail. he is charged with murder in the death of walter scott. officials say he shot scott as he ran away during a traffic stop last april under the conditions of his bond, the ex-officer will be held under house arrest and cannot have any contact with the victim's family. >> an online petition is calling for president obama to pardon steven avery. the change.org petitions already received 160,000 signatures. back in 2007 he was convicted in wisconsin and is serving a life sentence for a murder. avery previously spent 18 years in prison for sexual assault before he was exonerated based

on dna evidence. he claims police officers humiliated framed him for the murder. up next redskins and packers on sunday and we hear from coach gruden and the fans as we prepare for the match-up. >> and later leonardo dicaprio talks about his movie. wait until you hear what he had to eat in one scene. get three payments on us and don't worry about payments until march 2016, when you lease a new 2016 xc60.

it is the hottest ticket in town. for the first time since 2013, the washington redskins will host a playoff game and if you wanted to be there we had to move fast and we mean real fast. general admission tickets for sunday's game sold out in only 13 minutes today. we did a quick search for tickets and standing room seats are going for $150. some premium seats are going for

more than $8,000 per ticket. >> a lot of people were calling trying to get extra tickets and i saw this morning they were sold out in 13 minutes. so i'm glad i have mine. i don't know about the other people. >> fortunately my buddy got a ticket for me. >> we say going for 8,000. that's what someone is asking. friday will mark the 16th anniversary of the skins' last playoff home win in 2000 when they beat the detroit lions at fedex field. >> that vikings and seahawks game in minnesota the cheapest ticket for that is only $47. >> i looked on one of the third-party website earlier today there were redskins for $150. i found some good seats in the $400 range. so i mean that's a lot of money but you don't have to pay through the nose if you're trying to get to the game. >> we'll see a spike mid week. >> yeah. >> it was a late night for

people when the vikings beat the packers. didn't matter the outcome last night, jay gruden knew he would be leading the skins into battle. as for the possibility of the vikings over the seahawks it became clear that aaron rogers will make the trip. yes, he is a very good quarterback, yes, he's won a super bowl, but he's 6 and 5 as a playoff starter. the skins are ready for a challenge. >> your best preparation of the year against a very good football team it's going to be green bay obviously and aaron rogers and coach mccarthy obviously a proven football team over there with a lot of playoff experience and we're going to have to up our game and play well together. >> if there's one thing we know about redskins fans everybody has an opinion out there. >> we asked what do you think? actually i'm okay with us playing the packers, if we can apply pressure to aaron rogers

we have a good chance of winning. i'm glad we're not playing seattle. >> minnesota is on fire and seattle i don't want them again. so a little bit of relief, i'm so scared, aaron rogers is aaron rogers. it's still scary but everyone told me green bay is the one we want so i went with it. >> i watched green bay perform last night and they looked absolutely horrible. i think we have a better chance beating those guys than having a rematch with seattle or even minnesota. >> i agree with all those fans. >> i think they're right. >> of the three teams that uh-uh could possibly face, green bay is the team right now that you want to play because they're not doing well. >> most seasons this would not be the case. this just happens to be the exception to the rule. >> come up next, donald trump is taking to the television air waves and not backing off of his controversial comments in his first presidential ad. the centers for medicare and medicaid

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at 10:30, a look at some of the big stories making headlines and this one breaking right now. an end to a georgetown barricade situation. the update coming in just moments ago. this was all unfolding along the 3000 block of k street. the man refusing to come out of his office. police tell us tonight he gave up and no one hurt. this was a nearly eight-hour standoff. we now know the autopsy results in the death of a 74-year-old patient who died after a scuffle with two security guards here at medstar's washington hospital center. the medical examiner says it was a homicide. james mcbride died from a broken neck caused by blunt force trauma according to the report. no charges filed yet. two weeks after a man was attacked on a metro train and left bleeding from the mouth at a platform in noma, metro

released these surveillance images of these six persons of interest. the attack happened monday december 21st. police need the public's help to make an arrest here. >> donald trump releasing his first television ad campaign today. >> did the ad wow viewers or leave something to be desired. >> he's calling for a temporary shutdown of muslims entering the united states until we can figure out what's going on. he'll quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil and stop illegal immigration by building a wall at our southern border that mexico will pay for. >> and a proved this message. >> reporter: mr. trump said his campaign is $35 million under budget and while he's not sure he needs the advertising he doesn't want to take any chances. he plans to spend at least 2 million a week airing the commercial and while trump dominated a recent poll with

39%, a recent poll in iowa placed mr. trump and senator cruz in a dead heat, each taking 31%. >> it's strategic because timing matters in a race like this especially when ads have been dominating the air waves. >> that's a reporter for national review, a conservative publication. >> everything that's been involved. >> we also discussed mr. trump's decision to invoke bill clinton's sexual past calling it fair game if the hillary clinton campaign attacks him for sexism. so will the donald attacks hurt bill when he's campaigning for hillary? >> i just saw a pole that clinton's approval ratings, i mean bill clinton when i say that. i'm not sure that invoking his past will shed a bad light in any way on hillary. >> reporter: ronica clearry, fox 5 local news. >> we turn to new hampshire now

where bill clinton campaigned for his wife today. he discussed issues ranging from heroin addiction to religious tolerance. he spoke to a packed crowd. the latest polls show her leading the poll by double digits. >> among the actions are the expansion of mandatory background checks from guns bought from dealers both online and at gun shows. there would also be more funding provided by mental health treatment along with increase in staffing to process background checks 24 hours a day. out on the campaign trail hillary clinton and bernie sanders support the president and republicans say he's going too far. fox 5 in alexandria for the first time in a decade there is a new mayor in charge. silbe berg was elected back in 2012. she won the election back in

november. here's a listen as the new mayor addressed the community. >> together we will forge a path and make a difference for the sake of our beloved city and especially our children. i thank you for this great honor. >> and she says one of the goals in office is to conduct city business more transparently. still to come tonight, the digital detox. one woman's mission to break away from 134. >> police fox 5 sits down with leonardo dicaprio to talk about his new movie. and the local university that is telling its students to leave their hover boards at home. we're back right after this. a painful start to 2016 for your 401(k) and any other investment you have. all three major u.s. stock indexes tumbling at a global

sparked by fresh worries that china's economy could be slowing down. concerns about factories here at home not helping matters either. shinking in december at the fastest pace in more than six years. mother nature making 2015 a costly one. natural catastrophes. and if getting a new job was your new year's resolution, you might want to listen up. a new report naming texas the best in america to find work. the number of job opportunities, the median starting salary and the local unemployment rate. now you knowment that's business. i'm neil cavuto.

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could you go without social media for a day? what about 365 days in a row? >> there's a dc woman doing just that, she's going on a digital detox for all of 2016. she is blogging about the decision. she says the change was sparked from a challenge by her pastor back in september to give up social media for a month and she said you know what? i'm going to do it for a whole year. doing the digital detox gives her more free time and leaves her feeling more peaceful. >> how does anyone do that these days? doesn't work require you in most companies to be connected? >> in many cases, yeah. if it wasn't for work, i could see doing it. >> on vacation it's great. i'm the first guy on the beach to put it away. and i read a steady, better posture if you do put it down.

>> and you talk to people and communicate. >> yeah, i like that. how about this one, tony take it away? >> could you use a cool $400 million? >> yes. >> that's how much is expected to be up for grabs in the powerball jack pot. >> no one won the grand prize from saturday's drawing. the next drawing is this wednesday. tony, that will give you another reason to get a little choked up higher -- here. it could be you, it could be jim. it would be the sixth largest price in powerball history. here's a little reality check for you. your odds of winning the jackpot about 1 in 300 million. >> here's what i don't like because sometimes i do buy the tickets and i'll buy $5 to $10. when the number comes out, i don't have any of the numbers. not even on the paper. >> do you play, jim? >> on occasion. i never get the power ball.

i get two of the white balls but never the power ball. >> i always read what to do if you win it says don't spend it for six months. yeah, right. let's tell you what's coming up tonight at 11:00. raiding kids especially teens after divorce, not easy. a lot of you can relate to this. the problem with the custody even if you are one of the world's most famous women. that story brand new at 11:00, we're also going back to our fox 5 exclusive, a virginia gym evacuated. and as 123 years of giants head coach comes to an end, this emotional moment with his grandchildren. don't miss this one tonight at 11:00. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders.

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this happened shortly after 8:00 tonight and right now we're hearing it may have involved a pedestrian. as of right now there's no word on what caused the crash. >> if you go to american university, leave the hoverboard behind. >> university officials banned them today because of ongoing safety issues. caitlin roth with the details. >> the university did issue a ban. however, it is temporary. for now the self-balancing scooters are not permitted on campus or in any buildings owned by american university. officials issued the ban after safety issues had been raised. hover boards have also been known to overheat and catch on fire. there's also the well-documented issue of people getting hurt from falling off of them. this is all part of the university's initiative to maintain a safe campus through a

expensive fire prevention program. they join george washington university here the growing institutions for banning the device. we caught up with some kids to gauge their reaction to the ban. >> a lot of my friends are treating it mostly as a joke, they're posting it on social media, making fun of it, basically just not taking it serious. >> i don't think it's really going to do anything. i mean, a hoverboard is just like a skate board. some people don't know how to ride them and some people do. i understand there's the whole worry that some of them have caught fire and stuff like that, but that's really probably been the misuse of the hoverboards. >> and american university says the ban is in effect until further notice. once the cpsc has concluded the review of the hover board, the university will reassess.

but i'm guessing at what a few,000 a pop, maybe not many college students have them or blg afford them but obviously you can see how they would be dangerous. crowded campus streets. >> some of them are not thousands of dollars a pop. there are some that are much less expensive and that's where some of the concern comes in because apparently some of the less expensive ones aren't the particularly safe ones. >> tony missed it. shawn we had a hover board in here the other day. >> i did hear about that. >> we wanted to see sue on one. >> i said absolutely not. these hips need to work for at least ten more years. >> those things scare me. >> we can use bubble wrap for

clothing tomorrow morning. >> you need an ins lating layer. a very sharp change in the weather pattern is catching people off guard. gusts of 25 and 35 miles per hour. did you see a couple of snow flakes earlier today. this morning we had some light snow come on through a few places saw them. not everybody did. i saw very few pictures so i think this really caught people without their cell phones or maybe before you got up. but we did get one picture and this is from teresa in the lake ridge area. enough in some spots to at least show up for a photo op. and believe it or not, if you live in calvert county, maybe down towards saint mary's, you can see some snow showers later tonight because of the bay effect if the wind direction changes. meanwhile what we're headlining is the single digit wind chill temperatures. it is the coldest air we're

seeing so far and we'll continue to see that tomorrow. the winds will get better as the day goes on and also this is rather short-lived by the time we get later into the week we're going to get back into the 50s. especially in time for the redskins playoff game. high pressure up over the northern plains that's why we have the strong winds and the cold and it's dropped us into the 30s today, we'll be in the 30s again tomorrow. dramatically colder considering that just eight days ago the high temperature was 70 in dc. 38 today, we're going for 37 tomorrow and tonight we're lucky if we only get to 20 that will be good. i'm starting to worry it could even be colder than 20 in the strict. with those winds maybe we keep it at 20. with the suburbs mid teens. we get up to 35 degrees tomorrow and by wednesday we're in the low 40s but what you want to be ready for tomorrow morning are those wind chill temperatures because they will be in the single digits. right now we're at 26 in the district, that's just

unbelievable. what a big drop. it's 19 already in gaithersburg. 21 in baltimore, 21 in martinsburg. painfully cold out there. 9 at dulles, 7 at baltimore, 6 at hagerstown, 9 in frederick and 12 in the district. it is mighty cold out there. this is your planner for tomorrow just to give you some idea. 8:00 in the morning a temperature of 22. we'll look at wind chills around 7 degrees. so very, very cold indeed and the rest of the day not a whole lot better. we want to show you quickly on radar that we did have a little bit of a flow of lake effect snow coming through and again wouldn't be shocked if closer to the bay you get something tonight but that would be the exception not the rule. tony was already saying this is unbelievably cold how long is it going to last? really only two days. because by the time we get to thursday it's about 46. some showers possible friday at 49. we're dry on saturday. unfortunately right now for the

redskins game it does look like there's a chance of rain. the good news it will be 52 but it's about a 50/50 chance of rain on sunday. you're all caught up with your weather forecast. now we need to see what's going on with will and judi kurtz. >> it's time to get you in the know. happy new year. >> happy new year. ben carson's wife revealed her husband delivered their son using? >> a hair clip. you're never going to think of a hair clip the same way after this story. candy carson has a book coming out tomorrow and in a few -- he delivered the baby in the bathroom and cut the umbilical

cord with a hair clip. >> there was also a mention in her book apparently that he stopped a carjacking? >> yeah, he apparently stopped a carjacking because the car jackers knew who he was. this is a great way to humanize him, great for the carson campaign and remind folks he's become a very plorizing figure and remind people he's a dad and he became famous for his work in the medical field. i would be happy to never mention this name again, but it is in the news. he remarried. >> that's right. he tied the knot over new year's weekend. he had a nasty divorce. >> they're known for their white

house gate crashing in 2009. now he is the newly remarried man, he posted it on facebook. >> we had a big splashy reception in virginia. let's wrap up with this one. chelsea clinton is headlining a fund raiser at an unlikely location in new york's tribeca neighborhood. soul cycle is where the fund raiser for her mom is going to be held. it better be the workout of your life. because tickets are going for $500 for $1,000 dollars just to get on a bicycle. >> and it goes all the way to $5,000 to spin. you better lose a lot of calories for that. we're out of time. >> good to see you. >> happy new year.

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the new film tells the tale of a legendary 1800s frontiersman. >> kevin mccarthy sat down with leonardo dicaprio to talk about the challenges. >> i'm wondering how natural lighting works for you. >> i wouldn't say it's necessarily the natural lighting that's a challenge. for us it was a completely new

concept to, first off, rehearse as much as we did beforehand in the wilderness in these actual locations trying to accomplish, it was like a swiss watch sometimes so many different departments and actors had to work in coordination with the camera work. but every single day was a massive rehearsal until we had that hour and a half of magic light. so it wasn't the magic light it was the time period in which we needed to accomplish the day's work and that was usually about an hour and a half and it brought a lot of intensity to the film-making process. i think a lot of the intensity is because we know in the back of our mind we have to finish the day so we go for it. we go for it every single day. otherwise hundreds of people are back at that same location, which is hours and hours away from our home base. >> it's not like you have to find your light in the sun. oh, you're in the shadow.

>> in this movie you're literally having to eat a bison organ. when you have to do that in a sequence, does it really help add to the actual moment for you. >> let's qualify that organ was liver. >> liver, yeah. >> yeah, i mean. the reaction is up on the screen. i think that, you know, you put yourself in those circumstances, pain is temporary, film is forever. you realize you have one shot at making this sequence look good. the native american active that i was working with, arthur who was incredibly talented was eating liver all day. and he said it's in his culture and it's something that he actually likes the taste of. my thing looked like a big, bloody pancake. i had to go for the real thing and the reaction is up there. i think it gave a great moment to the movie ultimately. it's realistic, that's for sure. >> i can't wait to see it.

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