♪ straight ahead, heading home. tens of thous sander of irma evacuees have returned home to survey the damage left behind. and it will be a long road back to normal. but americans proving they will be there along the way. opening their hearts and wallets to lend helping hand. we'll have live team coverage. >> the city of college park will now allow non-citizens to vote. i'm melanie alnwick live with the controversy and the possible consequence. >> president trump making a last pitch ditch for tax reform while the natural disasters could force the country to double down on the national debt. congress gets set to debut new plans for health car

with one big thing in common. we'll have details in the morning briefing. and later, cleveland indians one win away from making major league baseball history. we'll have an update on the epic win streak coming up. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ and we're giving it to you straight no chaser good day d.c. it's 9:01 on this wednesday, september 13th. >> also ahead this morning hollywood lending a hand to the millions of people affected by hurricanes harvey and irma and raising millions of dollars in the process. we'll have more from the star-studded night of music and unity that's coming up a little later. >> first though the latest on irma's impact. we're starting to see more of the damage of the cleanup and recovery process as more and more people return home. what they're finding a lot more damage than lot of people thought. it will be a long road back to normal. the death toll also rising overnight to 18 here in the united states. millions o

power. the president and first lady set to visit tomorrow. the president tweeting this morning he plans to meet with the coast garr, fema and many of the brave first responders. for more on the recovery efforts forks' lauren blanchard begins our team coverage in in order. >> reporter: people in battered areas of florida are trying to figure out what to do now that they've gotten a clear look at their homes and bus businesses. >> residents of the hardest hit area the flor keys finally returning home or to what's left of their homes. a quarter of the house there is were destroyed by irma and nearly every home on the keys is sustained some sort of damage. >> we had some leaks coming in of all weird places on the second floor. there's some leaks up on the first floor. report roar it's somewhat better in other parts of florida where people are still grasping the full effects of the storm. irma hitting some harder than others. these trailers were barely touched. while rv's a few feet away were

>> it literally lifted it up, took it over the tree and set it down. that's about 50 feet. >> reporter: many floridians rei pain in the dark. other basic necessities also hard to come by like ac, water and gas. >> how long did you wait on that line? >> about an hour and a half. >> reporter: wow. an hour and a half. >> that's the first time i found a station open around here. >> reporter: some struggling to get to the pump in time to fill up their cars. >> i am totally -- i am exactly in the red light, yes. yes. i don't know what to do now. >> reporter: here on the state's west coast, power companies are being honest with customers telling them not to expect electricity for at least another week. in tampa, lauren blanchard, fox news. in the carribbean this morning a dire situation. some islands are nearly wiped out from irma. today french president mack krohn is visiting saint bart people on the island have been struggling for days. they've been lacking water, shelter and there's major

spreading. >> virginia company is lending a helping hand with hurricane irma victims. connect have the solutions in sterling has been collecting donations since the weekend leaving today and will bring all the supplies to florida for residents there. annie yu is live in sterling this weren't with the latest details. good morning, annie. >> i've been touched by what's happening out here. it has been such heart warming morning to experience this whole process cupping to an end. >> right. >> this is the brain child behind all of this. i shouldn't say child. we're friends now i can say that kind of thing. >> thank you. >> this is andy. the owner and found of connectivity solutions. he is doing this all self funded. >> yes. >> and you thought one day you wanted to help out and start this. did you ever think that it would turn into something this massive where you have an rv going down, mull pell trailers going down filled with tons of supplies? >> no idea. this w

from fed ex field a week and a half ago i was overwhelmed by what was going on i saw it on your station and i just decided i had to do something personally and expanded from there. >> was looking at here is from katrina. this is not your first time looking out before my business partner scott harmon even went to katrina to help out in katrina one of the jackets i wore when we were down in katrina. >> reporter: and so this rv will travel with you he's thought of everything, guys. he's thought of this first responders could take moment to get some shut eye, some maybe a shower, eat here and use some of the amenities on the rv and then also, you are going to be cooking for them and helping out in other ways. >> yes. we have definitely l several barbeques we're br bringing it's our intent to give these guys a piece of home or give folks who lost everything something to e eat. >> gatorade, water, c

loaded up the guys have been working hard all morning long to get these -- these trailers packed up. you're leaving here today at noon? >> yes. correct. >> reporter: at noon. we should say all -- you even thought of getting these vehicles inspected. >> yes. >> before you hit the road. >> yes. they're several people i'd like to thank casey's ought motive tiff, uninjury row protein, fastenal casey at fastenal. sterling mowing, nick and chris got all of our chainsaws ready to go. there's a child care called bar t child care and arthritis and sports medicine doctors randy peyton whole group of folks that got in the middle of this that were kind enough to donate either their time or a little bit of money or the effort to get us ready and prepared. >> so this has truly been a community out reach, it all started with you. andy, you're amazing. your guys are amazing. and they are now closing the doors. make sure everyone exits and you'll be hitting the road. guys, everyone get in here. big old group hug. >> whoo! [ applause ] >>

>> and journey doesn't end here with fox5 much these guys will stay in touch with us and let us know what they're doing down in florida. you'll be take something photos and videos and sharing the journey with you. >> y. >> when you get down in addition to distributing all the supplies to those who need it most you'll be jumping into action and helping others. >> that's correct. we're taking several state side employees, tony neal, henry, darrell hanson. darrell will actually film us while we're doing this as well as work with us to get it to you guys so you have some video and audio of what we're doing. >> thanks, guys. great job. [ applause ] >> we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> love the local evident. >> my gosh. >> obviously never liked to see tragedy but it does always prove this country still is -- >> our humanity. >> brings the best. >> charitable and good. we actually are finally i think seeing a little bit of moisture from irma here today. but to get more on our local weather let's go ahead and talk with tucker. hey, tuck. >> holly, yeah. light rain showers warm front coming through and it is sort of the remnants of

make the presence felt. we'll have, you know what improvement around here later afternoon. feel the humidity out there today. feels more tropical. nothing by july or august standards but more humid than it's been as we've had some moisture working through the region early this morning. reagan national 68 degrees. 65 dulles and in baltimore bwi marshall 65 degrees. all right. rain showers lifting north and again south to north that's warm front. i think for the most part we're done with the measurable rain. remain cloudy here this morning as we get into the afternoon hours we should start to see some breaks in the clouds and get a little bit of sunshine. it will be a dry afternoon and warm afternoon. highs in the low 80s. off to the south and west, the big spin you see in the green on the map back into kentucky and tennessee that's believe it or not still irma drifting out there at least the leftovers of irma and that will impact our region in the form of some showers maybe a thunderstorm late tonight and again on thursday. we'll have more on that coming up for today look for afternoon sunshine and

mild 82 your daytime high and little more humidity than yesterday. guys, plenty more we'll talk weekend forecast as welcoming up. back to you. >> thank you tucker barnes. 9:08 is the time. let's switch gears and talk about politic. college park officials made a decision on a controversial proposal giving local voting rights to non-citizens. now the vote came down after nearly a four-hour debate. fox5's melanie alnwick is live in college park with what happened. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. non-citizens is really the trigger word here. so we want to let you know what that means. we're talking about people who have green cards. they're legal permanent residents. we're also talking about international students and workers who have valid visas, but this proposal also allows undocumented residents of the city of college park to have a vote in local elections and that's where things got really controversial. so many of our viewers ringing in on our face become page with comments on this. let's take to you few of them. jane posted, what's the point being a citizen? other countries would not allow

more? sure doesn't feel like it. jacob wrote, are they reading from a different constitution d they graduate from elementary school? you can only wonder. then sylvia post, are they going to let -- they are going to let permanent residents who are here legally and pay taxes but until now, could not vote. and alfred says, as long as they don't bring it to the national election, that's their business. well york, to clarify, it is local elections only. not state or national elections. the city council vote had been delayed a few months to consider making put putting it to public referendum also because of serious threats council members got. the public hearing last night was mostly civil there were people holding up signs of decent and larger than normal police presence just in case. now, one city council member wanted to change the words of the proposal to limit the extension of voting rights just to those green card holders. but that was voted down by the mayor. >> there are people that

decades who contribute in many different ways, paying taxes, volunteering on committees, being part of the civic association, who are not able to vote because of their citizen status, and some of these vokes don't have any legal path to citizenship. so -- so this will be giving them an opportunity to have a voice in who they're representatives are who's governing their city. >> reporter: so now college park becomes the largest incorporated city in the state of maryland to allow non citizen voting rights. there's more than half dozen that have done so. most notably takoma park did it 20 years ago. i can tell you that inside the council chambers here there were some residents that were so upset they plan on taking on the current city council members in the next election. live in college park, i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> thanks melanism millions of people need help in texas, florida and caribbean closer to home, some local

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runrunning the we sail. and hello paul. >> how youing. >> how are you. >> tell me this. first of all, what is this. what is it we're seeing here. >> we sail is a local consignment event for -- it's all local moms selling their items to other local moms. >> reporter: so you bring something you want to sell you buy something as your child is growing older. >> exactly right. you bring the smaller sizes you sell -- you bring the smaller sizes and buy the next size up. >> reporter: gotcha. for paul, this is going to be huge. paul, they mentioned earlier that in july there was this terrible tornado indira and i went there. your place was badly damaged. you lost lot and you and your wife and your thee kids were there at the time and your dog. >> yes, sir. exactly. we were asleep the dog. the dog woke us up just in time we were able to get the kids and get into closet and hold on until it was over with. >> reporter: were you literally holding the door. >> yeah, we had to throw stuff in front of the door. there was that much pressure from the wind coming in lit

shut as the dog and three kids and the wife were kind of hunkered down. >> reporter: we've been overwhelmed by the images from houston and in order and carribbean with people losing everything. you lost a bit and you've got three young children you're police officer in annapolis a marine. so a sale like this is going to come in handy i would imagine. >> yes. it's something like this amazing to be able to come a lot of great things still some of them still brand new out here. so just been amazing i want to thank mimi for inviting us out here to help us out. it's truly a blessing. >> you said you want to get direction from your wife. like me, okay, where do i start? >> i was already texting her. i walk in the door and just saw the massive amount of stuff here and i know where to start. send me a list. i sent her picture. hopefully she gets back to me before we start this. >> good luck, paul. >> thank you. >> mimi, physical me about this. opening the doors early the sale starts tomorrow but you've invited paul here and i guess is this for other of the storm victims as well? >> there's another family coming as well but it's a little way that we still can

be able to give something to these families who have lost everything because it's in our backyard. versus the folk it's what we can do for our local families. >> reporter: yeah. that tornado was out of nowhere and it did a lot of damage and yet you've got a lot of things here that will come in handy for people who have lost something. because this is either new or slightly used items. but all in really good condition and a ton of it. >> yup. we have almost 80,000 items at our sale this week. and we're open tomorrow so thursday, friday, saturday, sunday at the prince george's sports and learning complex center. and, um, you can go to our website wee-sale.com for for information. >> she says holly you've been out here in the past and this thing keeps growing in popularity. they have to keep looking for bigger places and bigger spaces and great for paul and for the other families that will be here as we leave you take look still stocking the shelves here ahead of the four hiv day sale that starts tomorrow. guys. helping people out. helping each

families in our area. >> yeah, eighths mazing. i remember the first time i did it, bob, and you're right there's just so much stuff there and easy for the people who couldn't sign the people who shop as well. if do you consignment stars this is rigmarole you have to go 32 in order to do it. not there. they real dollar great deed. my tip is go early. if you can go tomorrow, it's really a blessing that they getting to first those people get to shop today but tomorrow morning, thursday morning, if you can go, you'll get the best stuff. >> don't sleep on it. >> thanks holly. thanks, bob. 9:19 is the time. animated movie unlike anything you've ever seen a little later kevin sitting down with the creators of love loving vicinity sent. >> allison what are you working on. >> good morning. an important meeting for president trump while congress deals with tax reform debt and health care, we've got check of the morning briefing next. plus, the new iphone is here. we'll show was makes it so special. and later, three words you often hear together. chainsaw wielding nun. we've got a check on what

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♪ it's 9:22. allison is back with a check of the other stories making headlines this morning. hey. >> hey maureen. first up the latest thon missing maryland teacher lauer wall len, tonight family, friends and students will hold vigil at wild high school in column yes where she taught. it's a night of hope.

to actively help in the search passing out flyers and using the hash tag bring wallen home. she's four months pregnant and last heard from on labor day. her car was found five days later. checking the morning briefing now. this morning lawmakers are dealing with the national debt. which is surpassed $20 million. after hurricanes harvey and irma and health care is back on the a jenn today. both parties expected to unveil new health care plans today. although neither is likely to pass. meanwhile president trump is dealing with tax row form measures last night he host add bipartisan group of senators to try to move a deal forward. and this morning, he is talking about race and the response to the violence in charlottesville during a meeting with senator tim scott. apple made some major announcement yesterday topping the list a $1,000 phone that opens with facial recognition technology. it's called iphone x apple is also rolling out an iphone eight that will have camera

both will offer wireless charging. that starts at about 700 bucks. apple also is coming out with new smart watch that will be less dependent on the iphone. that will cost you around $400. now the big day theism phone x hits stores is on novemb november 3rd. i believe they're calling it x. >> a new study suggests a possible link between the flu vaccine and miscarriages. researchers collected data between 2,010 and 2012 and they found that women who had back to back annual flew shots were more likely to miss carry within 28 days of good ago shot. now vaccine experts think the results may be because of other miscarriage rex for women like older age and not the flu shot. and finally, of one is pitching in on the cleanup efforts in florida and everyone includes a chainsaw wielding nun. take look for yourself. just days after irma spread her devastation throughout florida, a chainsaw wielding nun got to

work principal of coleman f. carol high school in miami dade. she is helping to trim down trees and brush left irma's aftermath as you can see in this video the school reported some minor damage and says it will be closed for repairs. taking matters into her own hands. wit some help from up above of course. >> i love but that's a murder movie plot right there. the chainsaw wielding nun. >> i know she means well. thanks, al. >> you got it. >> all right. it's one of music's biggest mystery. who shot biggy and tupac? later this morning award winning journalism soledad o'brien and iced t teaming up to try and crack the case. she'll join us live with more on new special and what they found. first though tucker will come back with a check what he's calling tropical feeling forecast. and we'll have a sneak peek at what the weekend has got in store. steve. >> keep it right here. we have a pack show through the 10:00 o'clock hour. fresh at 10a today. hand in hand hollywood teaming up to help the

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go to fiosgigabit.com ♪ all right. 9:29 is our time right now. little nervous what might be coming your way. >> okay. >> we'll explain in a minute. >> you should be. >> i know right. right now let's go ahead and check the good day sports re report. the cleveland indians on the verge of history. the tribe won their 20th game in row last night being the tigers two to zero. tied for 2,002 oakland a' are the longest winning streak by an american league team. one more they'll hold the major league record for winning streaks. san francisco giants hold the

set back in 1916 but that streak actually included several tie games. >> that's amazing. dodgers lost 11 straight. they wouldn't last night. indians winning 20 straight. >> right. >> that's up by 20 games in the division. >> it doesn't matter. go nats. >> shut them all down until the playoffs and washington will be good to go. >> you know who shuts it down all the time. >> this is where i put my seat belt on. >> introducing the one and only tutucker motown barnes! >> what. it's not turned on. >> is this thing on? >> right. oh, my gosh. >> little known fact i was in band when i was in college. >> what was it called? >> the iguana folk band. >> i was good at partying but not a good lead singer. >> did you play the tambourine. >> i played the bon goes. >> oh. >> okay. >> give it your best rock star impersonation with the mike. >> chris, get him som

>> mix master matt right there. >> let me stick to what i know, right. which is not singing. >> that didn't -- >> that was underwhelmed. >> i feel like when you get like intro like that you need to own up to it. >> here we go. >> save it for the next hour. all right. >> i got business to take care of. i can't be doing that now. >> now you're going to try to be credible? [ laughter ] >> seriously. >> 68 now or nine or something -- some degree in washington. 70 in annapolis. 72 in leonardtown. 65 dulles. you guys are always fooling around on this show. all right. rain showers look to the north. of course with us this morning just when we didn't want it for the morning commute much it's north of us now. we should see improve many. i think first of all, we're done witness showers for the day and then eventually we'll get partial clearing so later this afternoon look forward to some rays of sunshine and daytime highs warmer than yesterday, low 80s, and it's going to feel tropical out that. the reason why this is the remnants of irma starting to work through off to the south and west you can see back into kentucky and tennessee the left over

associated with the remnant low of irma and we'll be contending with this later tonight. really tomorrow i think some showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast as that rolls on through. future cast real quick. there we are at 1:00 o'clock. we're not getting a lot of sunshine but i think as the day wears on we should get more and more sunshine turn into nice afternoon with highs in the low 80s. there we go. clear it out tonight then again showers back tomorrow with a threat of thunderstorm as that -- as again that remnant low work on through. jose not terribly impressive hurricane but any time it's hurricane it's impressive so there you go. winds 75 miles an hour. the track is one that we kind of have to watch here early next week. not that it's terribly close to the coastline but some of the long-time guidance wants it to drift up toward the mid atlantic or perhaps new england by the middle and end of next week. so nothing to really kick it out to sea there next week. we'll watch that carefully. early showers i think we're done with. 82 little sunshine this afternoon look for storms tomorrow. yeah maybe a thunderstorm with

and then we'll get some sunshine around here saturday and sunday. a beautiful week toned look forward to. perfect weather to get outside. 84 with sunshine nice summery late summer feel friday, saturday and sunday guys. i'll work on my dance moves. >> please. >> and my singing. >> do that. >> yes, amen. >> thank you tucker barnes. hey, listen to this. they were two of the biggest names in rap music tupac shakur and biggy smalls. the two larger than life personals and former friends and foes gowned down in drive by shootings win months of eve other in the late 1990s. it's been 20 years since their murder innocence one has been arrested or charged in the case but later this morning, later this month, rather, fox will air an investigative crime special on the still unsolved murders of these pop icons. >> how is it possible the police are not able to close this case ♪ >> so many different angles to this. ♪ >> people want the truth

for questioning about it. >> it's a shoot out at the ok coral. >> he was trying to fight for his life. >> do you know who killed tupac? >> hmm. two hour investigative special called who shot biggy and tupac hosted by rapper iced t and soledad o'brien and will uncover explosive new details about the murder mysteries. award winning journalist soledad o'brien joining us 35 talk about all the about the special and what she learned from that investigation. good morning and welcome toll lost. >> thank you very much. nice to be here. >> what struck me as why was this topic interesting to you? >> you know, listen. i think all of us think back 20 years. >> um-hmm. >> hard to believe that the murders of both biggy and tupac have never been solved but also all the threats that come off it. so much i didn't know. for me it was incredibly interesting to dig into everybody's story if you go online and look at everybody

the theories are insane. from tupac is living happy until cuba right now. >> there's that one. >> or that even that shug knight called for hit on tupac even though he was sitting in the vehicle next to him. we really wanted to investigate kind of go on the journey to see what happened the two of them were such good friends. so this good -- great friendship with lot of potential sort of dissolves and starts to fall apart. the quad shooting happens. the quad studio shooting happens and then you have the killing of tupac and the killing of biggy. what exactly happened? who was responsible and why is so much not known to this day? >> you know from being a journalist for many years, and documentary films whether it's a small foreign peace or full length documentary the way that you start a project is not the way the project finishes. >> ever. how did you go into this from the mindset of we want to find out who shot them? we want to find out if t

specific way? what did you use as the catalyst and then where did it go from there. >> it was really a journey. for us what makes this piece really strong first of all you have iced tea the original gangsta. the greatest thing to see every single person who was in rap in any which way the minute they meet ice they're like oh my god, iced tea. amazing to watch. number one. but also it's really a journey to go and sort of track down every single -- we would finish an interview and say, oh, crap, we didn't know that. let's go look into that next. it was amazing. >> how much did you really learn that nobody knows or was it more a compilation of all the stuff. >> little bit of both the number of people we would sit down, oh, so then when did the police interview? i never told my story. >> oh wow. >> so the cops came and took your statement. >> no, they never came. we only talk to people who were in the situation. we didn't talk to people who knew second hand or heard from a friend much the bulk of the interviews are from people who were there. they were in the vehicle. they were in

scrum in vegas. they were there. and most of the time there was no statement. they had never binder viewed before. we listen to tapes that have never been -- biggy talking about tupac really about their friendship and how he was feeling about what tupac was saying after the quad studio shooting. you hear from biggy himself. i mean it's very much up close and personal with the people in the know versus bold face names opining, you know, what they think happened 20 years ago. >> i want to get back to aced tea the relationship. >> love him. i love him. >> with aced tea. we know he's brilliant. you're brilliant. he's brilliant. how did you come together to tackle this particular subject matter? >> you know what was interesting. we had sort of known each other the producers brought us together to work on it and then we hit it off pretty quickly. first of all, he has the most mazing memory. maybe it's having kids i feel like i kind of lot of the ability. but you talk to him about any rap song. he spits out the lyric. he

time we've been shooting this, he sort of gives you the side bar. let me explain to you what the culture was like in the 1990's. let me give you some context. let me tell was new york was like. what california was like. east cove, west coast. did that exist? >> did iced tea go into this thinking he knew who did this? >> no, he's pretty -- both of us i think had ideas but but i think we were very much like, we hadn't talked to the people in the know. i mean he had a relationship with tupac. so i think he far more than me had much closer idea from people who were in it who had theories. but mostly we have all peaced together our theories. >> right. >> over the years. >> we sure have. one thing that strikes me i know some people watching and saying why are we talking about this, why are we dwelling on this, what's important to me the murders of these two genius musicians was that it really shaped the way a lot of people grew up and how, you know, we inter acted not just with police, with each other, i think it shape the culture in lot of ways, and hopefully this

peace shows that as well as how impactful it was beyond the murders of two famous rappers. >> absolutely. if you listen to lot of lyrics and the things they were talking about, you could kind of transpose them to today. >> absolutely. >> a lot of same issues exist and i think that's why for a lot of people the loss of both tupac and biggy who are very young, 24 and 25 i mean think about it. very very young was they could have been today had they survived both musically they're genius there but also the way they were speaking to things that were happening in america that, you know, i think we lost those voices. >> soledad o'brien not only doing this host matter of fact, state of addiction tonight at the newseum and she works on my favorite show on broadcast television other than good day which is real sports. it's great. >> it's great. i don't know how do you it all but we're so honored of you here today. >> it's my pleasure. thanks for having me. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you bet. remind who shot biggy and tupac premieres september 24th right here on

don't miss it. it will be powerful. >> soledad, thank you. >> my pleasure. >> can you learn what drives a person or helps shape them from knowing what they own? what they have. what they're earthly possessions may be. tmz harvey levin thinks so. remember when he toward donald trump's place in new york. guess what, he's doing it again on regular basis now. he has new show out exploring celebrities prized possessions called object tide coming up harvey will join us live from la with a sneak peek at the new episode can be on fox. it's now 9:40. now 9:40. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. dear suspicious snackers, and we believe... we get it. we know it can be a texture thing, and there are lots of brands to choose from. but it's time for you to pick up your big spoon and try new hood cottage cheese. it's the brand people have trusted for more than 170 years.

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♪ 9:43. topping today's fox beat judge judy objectified. let's turn to tmz harvey levin live in los angeles and get all the details from harvey. good morning, harvey. i love this concept of this show. i'm so curious to find out what you found. >> well, i'm so excited about this. so it's a show that airs debuts on sunday night. i'll tell what it is called objectified. and the idea of the show is i wanted to tell some live stories of really interesting successful people. but not just by sitting in sofa. the story telling device is you go into somebody's home with them and you find seven objects that represent different areas or periods of their life from childhood on. objects they chose to keep. they pick the objects.

you why they kept it. what it signifies. what was going on in their life at that time. and then it unlocks that whole area of their life and there are seven areas and by the time you finish, you really get a sense of who the person is and what made them who they are today. and it works. and so the people that i interviewed judge judy is the first one. but also i talked to benjamin netanyahu the price prime israel of -- minister israel. arnold schwarzenegger, hulk hogan really interesting never talked about the gawker trial about and the object he picks for that is really interesting. shack. simon cowell. they're really interesting people and not all of them but believe me tyler perry oh, my god, it's unbelievable what tyler perry had to endure when he was young and how he became so success fell it's an

and he tells it through things that really matter to him. >> let me spring board off that harvey, because one common thread here for the people,, two common threads all the people you talk to are very successful. they're also all very wealthy. i don't want to give away all of the objects because that's the point of watching the show, but did you find a common thread of object that is they chose that were not material wealth type possessions, things that meant more to them internally personally perhaps that shaped them than something that they just flaunted their money to go out and buy? >> steve, that is the single best question that you could ask. and the answer is, none of them picked anything that was this really super expensive, cool, material thing. none of them. they were all things -- i mean i'm pot going to tell hugh, but somebody had a pair of wal*mart pajamas that meant something super important. there's another person who has a rock. a rock that they pick up from

river bed. that rock means so much to that person and that person's family. so it has nothing to do with expensive stuff and i'm thinking i can't think of a single thing that was the super expensive item. not a single one of them picked that. >> and that's what i love about it because that just shows you what really really means. the wealth -- you can add wealth to anybody's life but those experiences those are the things that earn, those are things that stick with you i love that you're showcasing that, harvey. >> it's funny, steve. when i pitched the show, i took something from my book shelf at home and i was thinking what can i show? and i have this globe that i got when i was six-year-old, and it just means something to me. it just represent as whole period of my life. i never gotten rid this globe. the sad part of the globe ho honestly, i shouldn't even tell you this, but the sad part of this globe is that, um, i looked at i

months ago, it only has 48 states. [ laughter ] >> harvey, i feel like i just objectified you in this very moment right here. >> yeah. >> i appreciate you coming clean with that as well. >> listen, i'm looking forward to the show. it starts real soon it will be on fox news channel. can't wait. harvey, thanks as always for joining us. >> fox news channel sunday at 8:00 o'clock eastern. >> love it. >> in the meantime we'll look for you and everybody else from tmz weekdays at 3:00 and 7:00 right here on fox5. thanks harvey. always good to talk with you. >> thanks, steve. >> you got it. send things back over to the loft. >> i love harvey. that was funny moment. >> thanks steve. 9:47. coming up new movie that is a literal work of art. after the break we're sitting down with the directors of loving vincent new animated movie likes of which i promise you you've never seen before. we'll be right back much it's so cool. it's so cool. ♪

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♪ vincent van gogh killed himself. >> how does a man go from to suicidal in six weeks? did he change his mind? did he

live after all? >> you want to know so much about his death but what do you know of his life? >> i would like to show by my work what this nobody has in his heart. >> your loving vincent. rated pg13. >> that's college from the new movie loving vincent. it's an animated biography that tells the story of the mysterious death of the legendary starry knight painter vincent van gogh but this is no cgi kevin is here to explain whites the most eye unique movies ever made. right, kev. >> it seems almost impossible to tell the story of vincent van gogh without paint. in that spirit this is the first fully animated feature film. we're talking 65,000 frames and each one is oil painted on a canvass using the same techniques and inspired by the dutch master a massive undertaking to say the least and this morning we're sitting down with the team who brought one undread 25 painters together to bring this literal

life. we're joined by phil makers hugh welch man and dorado kobe he will low. >> good to see you this morning. >> good to be here. >> first of all, that was about the process this is absolutely amazing you essentially had live actors onset walk me through what the process was from the live actor to what we're seeing on camera. on film. >> yeah. so essentially well the first with animation you do story board and you create everything in the computer and you model it all out went actually did all that with van gogh paintings and did our research and redesigned the paintings so that they fit on the screen. um, and then we did a live action shoot on blue screen and green screen, you know, like the effects movie. and then combined that with cg models and with matt. paintings and then that was all just preparation for the real stage which is when we painted it hand -- boo hand with 125 artists in oil pants in the studio

painted by an individual artist. >> i want to emphasis. each frame is painted by an artist. i mean, each frame. >> yeah. >> this size. >> this is even more mind blowing. >> amazing. >> right. watch this f i sit here like this and i look this way, let's say that took me one second to look that way. talk about how you would create that one second. if this is amazing. one second. >> that would be 12 -- >> first pain the first frame of you that would be first frame of you. >> like this. >> with vincent van gogh style. so i think you look really great as vincent van gogh. >> i'll take it. >> so yeah then we would -- move i was little bit. >> move i was little bit. >> take a picture. >> each literal movement is painted individual time -- 12th of a second is each pa painted so 12 paintings for that move. >> wow. >> the last frame of the show is actual painting we

because we have 900 shots in the movie. >> so fascinating to me i know kevin very much into the making movies and the methodology i want to know about the story telling. why you chose the subject matter. vincent van gogh talented but very mysterious telling the story through his 120 pieces of artworks. you're telling his story through that. talk a little bit about how this came to be. >> for me it was -- it all started with the letters reading his letters. personal journey because i wa wanted to combine my two passions for painting and for film. i graduated with fine arts but i work for hire for film and animation. i wanted to combine these two and i read his letters they really moved me. he said we cannot speak other than by our paintings and i felt, yeah, literally i suppose. i decided to paint the movie. >> you came into the frame so to speak how? >> well, i actually fell in love with dell rossi before i fell in love with her

i met her. we got married. i was looking over her shoulder what she was doing. wow, that's amazing. and i thought really beautiful, and lots of books about vincent and you know i knew what most people know about him at the beginning which was that he cut off his ear. he went mad and his paintings were colorful and they sell for lots of money. you have very nice paintings here in washington three of his. and but when i started reading about him totally different from what i expected. he failed miserably at four careers and he only started painting at the age of 29. when the space of nine years, he actually transformed modern art. and incredible journey of passion and -- >> encourage -- and courage. >> and struggle and he was a very brave and individual man who, um, has this incredible life story and i just fell in love with the story of him really. >> is that where the title comes from loving vincent? >> it's combination of the two of one is

hodge match to him and love letters but also his letter to his brother. >> he always sign it -- very often signed it your loving vincent. >> with a hand shake your vincent. >> you mentioned i'm a fan of how the movies are made. i wanted to pick up on something you just mentioned. you said at the end of the entire shoot, you only kept the last painting of each moment. >> yes. >> so for people out there, this is mind blowing. they took a canvass explain this and you would paint movement and take it off and continue going. can you explain that. this is mind blowing. >> yes. so let's say we have a first opening shot. i love the shot because traveling coming from starry knight and then towards the city and then meeting our main character who's actually fi fighting with vincent's painings. so i think we bring four paintings in this one shot,

so we paint first frame and then we take spatula and another. >> got rid of it. >> destroy it. >> destroy it. scrape it off. first take a picture of course. that's the important part. >> sorry. >> picture they edit on. >> it's so complicated i wish we can do it more justice. the bottom you have to go see it it's called loving vicinity sent. thank you so much bringing this to light. something we didn't know about it. you've done it master physical. >> the 60,000 frames cover 40 miles. >> when is it debuting. >> october 13th. >> okay. >> thank you so much for stopping by. >> thank you so much. >> loving vincent octobe october 13th. all right. we'll be right back with more good day at 9a. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ >> the must see moments only on good day at 10a. >> taraji p. henson opens up about dating. kate hudson clammed for her moments. janet's brother drops a bombshell about the soon to be ex hub. >> ♪ motown legends live in the loft. we have a songs from my girl to under the boardwalk. they are the voices of the iconic hits. and this morning, they are coming together for one must watch performance. >> plus steven king mr. mercedes now a steamy thriller heading to the small screen. we'll talk live with two of the stars. >> straight from new york fashion week to the good day lost. celebrity stylist tam lee shows us the hottest plus size fashions. >> let's do this in three, two, one. the 10a starts right now. ♪

day at 10a today. i'll tell you we got stephen king hot again at the moment. >> right. he is -- >> between it and mr. mercedes. >> he is definitely it right now. great music coming up motown legends we're talking members of three super amazing groups co coming together you know all the songs will perform for us live. that was awesome what you just did with the people in the movie and paintings. >> i'm telling you. >> i can't decide which of three selfies to safe. and they're doing 65,000 paintings that they have to put into that. >> every award they're eligible for i hope they win. just give it to them now. >> zero seriously.& >> think about the concept in their head to even come up were it that. >> i was thinking that. what people can't c conceptual lies is beyond me. >> at what point of frustration let's power through. only 45,000 more paintings to go. they did it. looks great. >> great lineup on the 10a for you as well. before we start t chein

trending allison is back with headlines. >> we're getting better look at destruction caused by hurricane irma. 18 deaths blamed on irma in the united states. fema says 25% of the homes in the in order keys were destroyed by hurricane irma. and many more damage the. at least 5 million people remain without power and cell phone service is spotty at best. president donald trump and the first lady melania trump will see damage first hand tomorrow when they head to florida. it is busy, busy on capitol hill. this morning, lawmakers are dealing with the national debt which has surpassed $20 trillion. after hurricanes harvey and irma. health care is also back on the agenda. both parties expected to unveil new health care plans today. meanwhile president trump is dealing with tax reform measures. last night he host add bipartisan group of senators trying to move a deal forward. meantime more protests in charlottesville. this time a group of about 100uva students faculty and community

the university of virginia rotunda last night and they covered a statue of thomas jefferson in a black shrowd calling on uva to remove confederate plaques from its grounds. it was in protest of the school's response to white supremacist groups who gathered there earlier this summer. the shrowd on thomas jefferson has since been removed. have you hard about the cool new features on the new iphone ten? the device has a screen with higher resolution than the current models and fancy technology for richer colors it does not have a distinct home button which leaves more room for the display. instead of pressing the button to get tote home page you simi swipe up on the new iphone x. apple offers the ability to unlock the phone with facial recognition rather than a finger print or pass code. and finally, three police officers in gainsville, florida causing quite a stir on social media and for a good reason. it's because they are so cute. this selfie of the

during hurricane irma has gone viral after comments exploded about how hot they are. so one woman called them -- i don't even know what this really means she called them hunks, hung pot musses which usually you do like hippopotamus with huny. that's what she called them and we like it. the department responded saying the comments made their chief blush. officer on the right there looking smolderingly into the camera with no expression but just all that good hair, is single. so there you go. >> officer good hair is available. >> we did discuss this earlier. we actually technically think it's hung pot my. >> hung pot my. >> pardon me. >> gray pew upon for us. >> take it either way. you talked about theism phone x iphone ten. i think people will call it the x and not the ten. >> officially it's the ten. >> i think the it's the ten but the x is the roman numeral. >> i think people will not realize that and call it the x. >> what happened to the nine? >> we jumped from

year anniversary. maybe -- >> ten year anniversary. >> maybe the nine will be in there. >> cheated. >> it's coming in thousand dollars for the lower of the two version that is will be out there. so i asked people via twitter will you spend the money? overwhelmingly 300 votes 85% say not a chance. >> of course. >> but you know they're going to be sold out. >> yup. >> so limited supply. >> people will be sleeping on the sidewalk to get them. >> everybody says she don't want to do it but they will. >> enough people will do it. it's competitive. you talk with steve this morning another steve. >> android is $50 cheaper. >> i need to make a phone call check my e-mail gone to facebook and twitter. >> that's it. >> phone will be good for you. >> i'm telling you i would do cricket flip phone. >> i would pay a thousand dollars -- i would do thousand dollars if my phone did my laundry. >> that i would pony up for. >> no joke. >> all right. 10:0 sick it's time to check what's

>> star-studded even raising million dollars for hurricane harvey and irma. hollywood a list terse came together last night. the response truly epp spying. erin como is here with more on this even being recognized as a special day and you know it's booing big deal when tucker even recognizes every talent that's there. >> you know that's huge when he knows everybody by their first name, right? so this was really a special occasion it's kind of star power you usually only see at the oscars maybe the emmys or grammys. last night dozens a list stars turned up to perform and answer phones for two hour televised benefit with stevie wonder singing lean on me, then usher and blake shelton joining for stand by me the message was very clear and people answered. the telethon brought in 14 and a half million dollars for the victims of harvey and irma in just the first hour. it was originally just for harvey relief but after irma's devastation, organizers decided to expand their efforts celebrities such as justin timberlake,

lovato and oprah all contr contributed. the telethon had such an mazing response the governor of texas made september 27ing national recognized day. ♪ >> in recognition of the way that people have responded i have issued this official gubernatorial proclamation ma making today september the 12th, 2017, hand in hand day in the lone star state. this is in recognition of the way that people have worked hand in hand to help people overcome the challenge that is texans have faced. ♪ >> damages from the two catastrophic storms are estimated between 150 billion and 290 billion so every penny helps. 100% of the money raised from the hand in hand telethon will go to hurricane relief efforts. which is so great to hear and really was a star-studded turn out to raise money to help everybody in florida and texas. >> all right g job. >> great

star on the phone. >> you answer the phone hey, tom hanks? >> like, you know, i loved you in polar express. >> i wonder if it was hard to keep the calls going as hey it's oprah. i would have so many questions. >> so -- good for them. >> 10:09 is the time right now. hey, let's talk about this. it isn't the only stephen king adaptation getting big buzz new series mr. mercedes is out now on the audience network and coming up later we're sitting down with two of the stars of the show. >> first though tara gee p. henson is looking for boyfriend but there's a catch. new details about that chronic pain lady gaga opened up about later earl they are this week. >> celebrity tissue with porsha williams being served up next. ♪

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♪ >> i haven't heard that in awhile. >> i know. i kind of miss it. you know i like the music on empire. [ laughter ] >> 10:12 is the time. that means it's good day celebrity dish time. >> serserving up something all right. this morning we'll bring in celebrity help today it is real housewives of atlanta star dish nation co-host porsha williams and now we call her friend to good day dc. hi, porsha. >> good morning. >> hello friends.

>> good to talk to you. we want to start off talking about you know dating and taraji p henson would love to be in relationship but there's a catch here. there's catch. >> yeah. it's good news for a lot of guys and bad news for some insecure guys. so she's opening up marie claire next biggest thing she's on the color and she's basically saying, that she's ready to date. she would love to be in a ceilings hip but he has to know how she moves and he has to be able to deal with it. she says doesn't have time to explain that she has work to do, and that means a lot to her. she doesn't want a man to come in try and change who she is. you know, she's four films coming out in 2018. she has empire. she's cookie. she's many, many things. and she just wants a man whose strong enough and who he is, n who he is to coming in let err who she is and, you know, be able to figure out how he can,/won a guy know that alr already. >> i think he would. this might be why she's single because all of that might be a little intimidat

>> you know what, i think that making a statement like that could possibly intimidating we all know taraji p. henson is one of the biggest stars on the planet. showing a softer side or saying now i'm ready to take time for relationship or i'm ready to prioritize my life and put a relationship at the top of the list, that probably would be, um arc little better for men to hear than i'm so busy and that's just what it is. >> do you have to say that, though? >> do you have to say i'm so busy? >> this is what i say. >> let's fast forward to next season and it will be taraji p. henson it's lonely at the top. nobody wants to date me. why do men find me intimidating i don't understand. [ laughter ] >> i know. i know. but you know, she is such a sov fee. one of those people that has a tough exterior when she let her guards down i'll bet she's a lover and i'll bet she's a caterer to her guy. but it has to be the right man for her. he has to be strong. >> um-hmm. >> um-hmm. >> i have a question about thi

neck story, porsha. >> okay. >> is it true emma thompson says that she should have gone on date with donald trump? >> i know it's like why even admit that at all, right? but she says in 1997 donald trump asked her on date and she bakely blue him off. she was sitting in trailer and he called her and said hey, you know, i can accommodate you in one of my hotels, and at the time she thought his hotels were just tasteless buildings. so she turned him down for that an dinner date and now she's contemplating thinking back, wait a minute, if i would have dated him maybe i could have made a difference. mack i can have changed how he is now. and who knows, maybe she could have. >> porsha, come on. >> maybe she could have been first lady. >> she can have been first lady. changing a man come on now. a grown man changing a grown man let's keep it real. >> nobody should try to change each other. >> you are right about that. a man set in his ways long ago. we're just seeing who he is now. >> right. >> um-hmm. >>ig

>> all right. kate hudson people aren't too happy with her because she was asked, um, what's the lazy yesterday thing she ever did, was that the question? >> that was the question. these days you can't say how yo. you can say anything. she was doing interview. what's the lace yesterday thing you've done and she said, have a c-section. so therefore everybody who has had a c-section and other women, you know, took some -- had in feelings about that and they took to twitter and they it will miss kate hudson up a lot of them said please explain to me which part is lazy 80 abdominal surgery, the procedure itself, the heal time, nine months bork work prior to? basically what it is, women who had c sections don't want to feel like or be labeled as lazy compared to women who have natural births et cetera. because a lot of them have to have c section and it's not their choice. it's because they have high risk pregnancies. so the very sensitive to that. and they just wish she would get clue. good i wonder if she chose it to. it wasn't an

chose to have it. and so that's what she kind of meant. she would have just stayed away from the topic. i agree. but --ing. >> if you choose to have it, you definitely should keep that private to me, because, um, you know, when we regular folk ask our doctor, you know, look i don't want to have it that way, they call it unethical. they don't wanted to procedure that you just request because it's major surgery. so if she did request it, just keep that to yourself. >> yeah. i can -- i never given will say this again. i've been in that room. there's nothing easy about childbirth, c section, natural, nine months, ten months nothing easy about that. nothing at all. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you're a mom on the on the side no matter what. >> porsha, always great to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> see you porsha. >> all right, guys. ya'll have good one. >> you too. >> just remind you can catch all new episodes of dish nation weekdays at 4am right here on fox5. >> we're powering on with the dish right now. because janet jackson's brother speaking about h

her husband. randy jackson says his sister suffered verbal abuse and felt like a prisoner in her own home. now he goes on to say there's ban lot of pain. janet has been through a lot with her divorce the pair we had in 2012 hadn't son together in statement the people magazine his lawyers say quote mr. armani is not going to dig any if i these particular and hurtful allegations with a response. janet son her state of the world tour and makes stop here in november. >> now to another pop super star opening up with her struggle with pain. lady gaga 5-foot two lady gaga shows viewers what it's really like living with immense pain. let alone performing with it. 31-year-old took to social media to reveal what she's battling. she writes "in our documentary the chronic illness chronic pain ideal with fibromyalgia. she went on to promise to raise awareness what the disease

what exactly is fibromyalgia. i see commercials for it a lot. it's a common caution that causes widespread in the body, sufferers are prone to many symptoms. the stress can be triggered by major life events from an operation to even the break up of a relationship. so that's fascinating to me she's able to perform through all of that and continue on with her, you know, high celebrity live and be dealing with all of that. >> yeah. yeah. that's your celebrity dish. >> we wish her well. thanks guys. >> 10:19. is the time. coming a look at the new plus size designs that hit the runway at new york fashion week. >> tuck is back with what could be a wet midweek forecast. looks like a great week send on the way. >> yes. >> 10:19. a little rain out there this morning. we'll get the details for you next. ♪

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>> grew up on her tobacco farm with her brother and great great-grandparents where moved to the law library and work at work cleaning houses and work at a sandwich shop in northwest washington she met her husband james. >> yes indeed. >> whereas work at dunkin' donuts route one for 34 years. whereas sheet brighten the days and lives of her customers and co-workers with joy, conversation

through those 34 years and the city of laurel ambassador of goodwill. now therefore i proclaim september 13th, that's today,. >> okay. >> september the 13th, 2017, as d slater day in the city of laurel and extend our appreciation for 34 years of dedicated service. >> that is awesome. i don't think the customers at dunkin' donuts there realized what they were in for today. >> right. >> that we tent coffee and doughnuts dee slater congratulations this local woman get a big honor this morning. that is the mayor of laurel, married, honoring his dee slater for 34 years of working at that dunkin' donuts on baltimore avenue in laurel. miss dee serves those doughnuts and coffee with proclamation of love and brightening the days of customers. i love that and i'm glad she got that honor. congratulations to you. that's honor well deserved. >> absolutely. >> serious dedication right there. >> a lot of doughnuts. >> that's right. >> 34

>> keep that positive attitude for 34 years, fantastic. let's learn from her. >> congratulations miss dee. thanks guys. i'm over here with tucker talking about our weather. started for us early this morning. >> wait. when are we going to have maureen umeh day at fox5. >> probably when i leave. >> 34 years. >> i'm aiming for thrive, tuck. yes. >> there you go. only 15 more to go. >> december 18th that's it. thanks, chris. you remember my birthday. you do, too. >> you want me to do weather. >> that would be nice otherwise i can keep talking. >> i don't get visitors very often. >> do tell. >> feeling more tropical the rain we had early this morning which caused the compromised commute and the slow going is out of here, and we'll be loolooking the improving condits this afternoon. 69 this morning in here in washington. winds out of the north northeast at five. a warm front that came through early you can see the rain showers lifting to the north and for the most part we're done with them. there might be a spotty drizzle or quick shower here for the next coue

then gradually as we get not afternoon hours, we shall get partial clearing and it will be warm and as mentioned phil kind of humid out there. feel tropical this is some of the remnants of irma the rest of it is off to the south and west back into kentucky and tenn tennessee. and that will pay a visit during the daytime hours tomorrow. so today little afternoon sunshine we'll get more clouds tonight get a few showers maybe thunderstorm tomorrow before we're setting up to are really nice weekend. in fact the weekend looks good. >> really. >> okay. >> sunny and temps in the 80s there you go. speaking of the 80s low 80s later today and then i mentioned the rain tomorrow that's the actual irma remnants. irma remnants. and i think it's out of here early friday morning. should be great for our joint base andrews visit. >> all right. that's right. friday. >> air show is this weekend down there and it will be great weekend. temps in the 80s. >> can you pick pumpkins yet this weakened. >> i give you permission to pick pumpkins however you want. i don't know if they're ripe and ready to go. >> thanks tuck. back over to you

>> two legends right over there in studio a. >> three legends right here in the loft. >> not us. >> come on. >> talking about these guys. special life performance from lgb and the special event they're taking part in this this weekend did we mention you'll know all the songs we're talking about? >> my gosh, you'll be singing. >> i hope so. 10:26. we'll all be singing next. [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk.

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you get ready ♪ ♪ >> yes, i'm the great pretender, pretending that i'm doing well, my need is such i pretend too much, i'm lonely but no one can tell ♪ our next guest delivered motown sounds to the world and now they're bringing it back to d.c. for very special cause. glenn leonard of the tempt temptations, joe coleman of platters and joe blunt of the drifters formed formed new band called lcb they'll perform saturday night to raise money for great cause the duke ellington school of the

but before they hit that stage, they hit the stage right here live empty lost for you with a special performance of the 1964 temptations hit "my girl". please welcome lcb. take it away. ♪ ♪ i've got sunshine on cloudy day, when it's cold outside, i've got the month of may ♪ >> ♪ >> well, i guess you say what can make me feel this way, nobody but my girl, my girl, my girl, talking about my girl, my girl ♪ >> ♪

bees envy me, i've got a sweeter song than the birds up in the trees ♪ >> ♪ well, i guess you'd say what can make me feel this way, nobody but my girl, my girl, my girl, talking about my girl ♪ >> ♪ whoo! ♪ >> ♪ hey, hey, hey, oh, yeah, hey, hey, hey ♪

>> ♪ whoo, yea. i don't need no money, i don't need fortune and fame, i've got all the riches, baby, one man can claim ♪ >> ♪ well, i guess you say what make me feel this way, nobody but my girl, my girl, my girl, talking about my girl ♪ >> talking about my girl. i got sunshine on a cloudy day, my sweet little girl, my girl, talking about my girl, even got the month of may, all i can talk about is my girl, talking about my girl ♪

my girl, my little girl ♪ [ applause ] >> all right. >> sounds great, guys. >> sounds amazing good to see you thanks for coming in today. >> so glenn leonard spent a decade with the tepp stations. mr. coleman good to see as well spent two decades as lead singer witness platters are mr. blunt is to see as well spent a decade with the drifters you guys are the thing that brings you together not just the great music that you are all synonomous a with as are your groups you're all dc guys, too. good we group up together. >> like literal you've known each other forever. >> forever. >> these two star out in diapers together. >> i did hear -- >> not the same diaper. >> i would hope not. diapers. >> i did hear you guys have known each other since the '60s 50 years of friendship. >> yeah. >> met each other when we were six or seven years old. >> yeah, something like that. >> in church of course. >> i was going to ask. i figured that was another common thread here. started out in church and brought the music to the world. yes indeed

>> take me threw the decades when thing first started out this music is time less. i mean it really is people today are singing these same songs we just heard kids today it are still sin sinking just like kids were singing that years ago. what's so magical about these songs? >> well, it's a combination of things actually it's the material, great writing. you got -- you want great hit you got to have great song. it was also a pivotal time for african-american people in this country. that was the first black owned record company with a totally black roster and i mean everything. so it was a very very special time in music history. motown brought a sound that was fresh and pure and clean. you can understand all the wo words. [ laughter ] >> when you sing now, and this is the joy the treasure that the three of you bring because you're able to perform all of the songs. >> um-hmm. >> when you sing now, if you see somebody who is not your generation, maybe the next

after that, maybe young people are out there singing. what does that do for you knowing these songs have been transcending years? >> you made the point. verifies the songs have lasted through time. they're still relevant. they're still important songs and young people latching on to it and keeping it going and, you know, 92 who knows when. i think they're going to go on forever just wonderful thing to seat young guys, young people, young performers carrying on the legacy. >> mr. blunt, do you have favorites you'd like to sing when you hear the other band's music to you get caught up in that, saying i'm singing this now too. >> music is music. good music is good music and a lot of good music out now a days as well obviously, and it's just a privilege to know that some of the songs that our groups made popular are still in the heads and minds of young people and old people and to see it's a great thing. >> we hear so often from younger musicians were they take that

history dig a little bit deeper and they seem to find that magic that has existed for so many years. >> yeah. >> is that compliment? good yeah. it's a great compliment. >> i mean, you know, you don't know where you're going to end up when you start out in this business. you have aspirations and hopes and dreams and all of that, but when you hear these youngsters come along and i mean we were at a concert and there was a little girl 12 years old she knew all the words to run away child, my girl, can't get next to you. i'm like, you weren't even born. where did you learn this. >> she said in this house you couldn't listen to nothing but motown. >> see, that's great. that continues. we are so happy to have you three of you here. i think they'll be real happy to have you this week and when you're doing the actual performance it will be fundraiser put the information back up if you get a which to check it out please do there it is on the screen right there. benefit duke ellington school for the are as great right here in d.c. these three men evidence the great music scene that dc has. had in the past and continues to have now. thank you gentlemen. >>ha

>> it's a pleasure. >> cheers. keep the music going. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> back over to you on the couch. >>all right. great music over there. 10:36 is the time right now. let's talk about it because it isn't the only stephen king book getting the hollywood treatment right now his mini series mr. mercedes has been a dapped into a brand new tv show on the audience network. coming up next we're sitting down with to of the stars to talk about the murder mystery. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ done. >> we're in. >> sessions. >> yeah. just reading that too. >> that title might ring bell because the show based off his 2014 trilogy series the show just like the book follows the story of a killer who drives a stolen mercedes into a crowd and recently retired detective who tries to bring him down. series kick off last month and this morning we're live with two of the stars. we're talking about jarrel jerome who starred in move moonlight and snowfall actress justine lou pay the two join us now live from new york. good morning to you both. good to see you. good to talk to you. >> morning.

>> i can complain. i can't complain at all. let's talk about mr. mercedes. being described as a steamy thriller. how would you describe his? i know stephen king's name attached to it. >> definitely steamy. >> okay. definitely. it's stephen king project. it's one of my favorites. it's different from his projects you're used to seeing clowns, monsters super natural thing. best thing about mr. mercedes it deals with the horrors and humanity and people we see on the streets every day it has this element to it that's sort of real and that makes it bone chilling. >> yeah. bone chilling is a good adjective. >> tell me about the characters you play in this particular s show. >> okay. i play holly gibney. i am jamie potter son's niece who is james mean a

a love affair i get pulled into a relationship with hodge who's connect with him instantaneously because, um, i actually have some -- i have ocd. i have, um, you know, i'm on the spectrum and i'm not really treated as a, as a partner in the way that, um, hodges treats me so immediately i have a kinship with him so i immediately decide that i'm going to help him solve this mystery and thus our solving begins. >> right. >> i play jerome robinson. he's -- he's actually hodge's next door neighbor who helps with mowing lawn because he's a student he's going to harvard. he's brilliant much he's intelligent but at the same time he's very naive. and he's always willing to help. so hodges isn't too good with computers he's retired and he doesn't want to have the police force step in right now. so he kind of puts me

wing he has me -- he has me little far but at the same time trying to get me to crack into his computer and figure out where the messages are going and things like that because the killer is taunting hodges through e-mails. so it's my job to kind of figure that out. he kind of gets deeper involved into something he doesn't even know what he's dealing with. >> gotcha. i got something to admit to you guys. i'm little nervous. i don't do stephen king because i don't like horror movies. i just can't handle it. so you,ing. >> that's fair. >> there's no monsters in this. i might be able to watch it, right? >> i mean, i can't say there's no -- >> no fake monsters. >> scare row looking monsters there might be a young handsome monster. >> yeah. but it's a monster. >> yeah. >> yeah. it's pretty frightening. i think it's worth the trip. >> okay. >> what's scarier, a big monster or a monster in someone you don't think is a monster. >> that's very good point. i don't know if you just convinced me to go see or not i'm wimp when it comes to scary

>> you got to do it. >> when i think stephen king i think frightening, scary, bl bloody, gory. >> oh yeah. >> really truly, am i going to be able to watch this, the people at home going to be watch this who are not into the big monster. >> this is about killer in mercedes. are they going to be able to watch this? >> yes. >> they're going to watch it but it's going to be scary. >> it will be scary. this is your chance to watch a see fenn king, you know, production that isn't -- that isn't going to throw a lot of -- well -- i guess i'm wrong. no, it's pretty scary. it's pretty scary. if you're scared, then you're scared. it's definitely a journey. >> it's worth it. >> it's journey for you to go on. >> i believe what where you saying right now though i will be able to sleep at night after i watch this one maybe. 50% chance i will be able to sleep at night. >> ut-oh. >> say 50%. >> i feel you are. i'm scared of scary stuff, too. i'm

films but this one i'm telling you it's about more than just scary parts. i think it's, um, an important and, um, interesting and complicated and not just horror. >> okay. kind of scary. >> yeah, man. it's more than the horror aspect like she said i see this as a drama. i see this as a horror. i see this as having comedic aspects in it. it's all around show. >> okay. >> thank you both. you just sold me on it i might give eight shot. >> yeah. >> in the daytime only. >> i was m thank you both. congratulations on your success. >> thanks, man. >> i appreciate it have a great day. >> you can catch the all new episode of mr. mercedes tonight at 8:00 on the audience network and if you want to get caught up the first two episodes are streaming on the show's website for free. so there you go. back over to you in study yo. >> all right. thank you wis. 10:45. sneak peek at some of the hottest fall fashion for plus size women straight from the new york fashion week runway. celebrity stylist tam lee joining us live with the details that's

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new york fashion week is in pull swing as this year's row views begin to trickle more than just about the runway looks it's about the inclusivity models whose body types and skin tones match that of the audience and this year torrid did that by hosting first luz size label show. >> aft year only 27 plus size models walk the runway. but now with brands like torrid, showing alongside labels like crow mat and chris chi an, there's hope the fashion industry will place a greater value on diversity joining us this morning to dish on the torrid show and all things new york fashion week is celebrity stylist and friend to the show tam lee. looking mazing. >> thank you guys. >> i love it. >> it's fall you guys. i'm excited. >> fall fashions always a nice thing to fall into. >> absolutely. >> plus size fashion and fashion week this is huge. >> it was so amazing you guys i just got back from fashion week and one of the highlights for mow was just this plus size ordeal. i sat on so many roads and watched all these great designers fore

finally plus size is just main stream. it's like they have taken rightful place. >> what's considered plus size in the real world versus the fashion world. >> are you ready to be shocked. >> so on the runway plus size is considered eight -- size eight and up. >> stop it. >> i know. stop talking. >> i know. in the retail world in stores it's considered 12 and up. >> right. >> what i think most people think. >> it's normal. >> but eight? >> i know. >> no wonder people are so messed up with the labeling of eight. >> absolutely. >> i was so excited to see so many shows this week with ashley graham she's amazing. >> yeah. >> my goodness i love her. i love her. so she hit a lot of the young designer shows and most them will only have like two or three plus size model but torrid killed it they knock it out of the park so we had a lot of people sitting there saying i want that. i want that. not only was it plus size it was just that it was affordable attainable, something that you can find in your regular shopping malls. >> it's stuff you would actually wear.

>> absolutely. >> let's show them. because torrid killed it. we're about to kilt, too. let's start with our first one. >> for our plus size fall fashions,. >> look at you lady. >> how cute is this? so kim moan nass are still in guys. we're just switching up the colors. she's wearing a high wasted jean distressed jeans are so in. everybody is wearing rips much they were in last season but they're still in. >> my rips are just bigger. you know what i mean. >> absolutely. and so this kim mona you throw it on with a t. >> and those shoes. >> the shoes are amazing. >> they really are. those fringe shoes fringes are coming back. we dealt with that a couple of seasons ago. they're back ago. >> i have question. do you have to have it tight. if you don't does it look a little too flow wee. >> you don't you can actually put the tie in the back or take the tie off altogether. >> gotcha. >> beautiful. >> she looks cute. color is amazing. >> charlene did her hair. i love it. >> so mazing. >> you look beautiful. >> okay. our next model. >> i love

because i love leather joggers and, um, this is great military look just with a black booty. >> um-hmm. >> olive is in you guys know it's fall again so we kind of recycled the same colors. >> i don't feel like it goes with every skin tone. >> no, holly you have to wear it. >> no, greens are in. whether you're going bow green like you have on right now. olive. i love this. you see how these patches on her shirt. >> super cute. >> so cute. right. >> did you hike up the leather pants. >> i did. i actually did. they're actually really just regular pants and so i hiked them up to give them little style. do you care that. put a cuff in it he is special full want to show your booty make sure you show hill bit of skin. >> which booty. >> my gosh. everybody some be wants me to show my booty u-crew you'll hike it right up. >> i love her. >> oh my goodness. so queue. thank you guys. >> they are beautiful. our next look. >> yes. >> yes. look at you. >> amanda i love this leather skirt because this is number that you can actually do work. you can wear to this to work. you

to work. bomber jackets are still in. we're mixing the florals and warm colors for fall. >> you were saying when you were just here recently you said floral is huge. >> florals are still in. we want to make sure we do the bombers. you can take the skirt off and throw it on with pair of jeans after work. >> again she's killing it with the shoes. >> with the booties. >> so cute. i love her. >> love it. great look we throw brooches on add a little flare. throw a brooch on your jack. >> our next model. >> next look. >> this is pretty girl. this is my pretty squad girl. >> yes. >> look at you. >> i love this. let me tell you leather jackets with stuff all over them will be so in. so whether it's studies, embroidery, you know, patches, every designer from low end to high end you got to have acute jack in your closet this fall i love these denim legging jeg jeggings very cute lace up and the pretty squad t so great. graphic tease are always

up under your jack that's always a hit. >> you know what i like about all of these looks they really -- they're so put together but they look ever less at the same time. >> absolutely. >> it's so funny you said that. in my head i was going when i pick up my daughter for school i can actually wear these and not feel like i over did it. > this is classy. >> um-hmm. >> shows got the spare for it. [ laughter ] >> i love haley. this is amazing. this is just something -- holly, what are you saying over there. >> nothing. >> this is a good date night. wether you're on the stage, you know, little dramatic. >> can you give a little turn. i want to see the whole thing here. >> oh, my gosh. >> you can wear that with jeggings too. >> starteed to jeggings but decided to do a dress to show her booty. >> and so this is actually on my website love hush tupac.com. it's amazing. >> that's gorgeous. >> you can wear it unzipped and throw a t on and put jacket on. >> is that a dress or just a skirt. >> yeah, it's a dress. >> it's a dress? can we see it.

dress. >> i wanted to see that. simple mini dress. you guys want to make sure you have one of those in your closet as well. >> you are gorgeous. >> statement piece without being too much. >> exactly. >> stand like this. whatever i wear. >> hitting the runway, guys. >> i'm standing like this. i'm doing it, too. >> i'm super excited about plus size, you know, just finally going main stream. >> yes. >> a lot more designers are now taking heed to this -- it's a huge market in designing for real women. >> i tell you plus size sales last year $20 billion. it's a huge industry. >> real people who need clothes. >> exactly. >> look at this. >> ladies each one of you look mazing. tam as always if people are interested in these looks for more information follow me on instagram boutique hush i'll give you the dietz on all of these outfits so follow me and you can shop with me love hush about teak.com. always always keeping us look be fabulous. the fabulous tam hush lee. ladies you look mazing.

it out the door with those lo looks. >> tam, you're not leaving with those pants. >> guys, back over to you. >> tam does just a great job all the time. speaking of great shows and showings don't go anywhere on friday morning we'll get to do something really really cool coming up we'll have awesome show. we're going to take a good day the road to joint base andrews as we help the air force celebrate it's 70th birthday we did last year for the birthday 69 doing it bigger this year for number 70. it's going to be salute to 70. i got a chance to go on board some of the planes. which is really cool. we get to fly over d.c. in a huey helicopter and check that out. things that you never get a chance sod. we'll be out at andrews starting 9:00 o'clock. tuck what time are you going out friday. >> i'll there be starting at 6:00. >> tuck will be there at 6:00. >> they do things early in the military. >> allison and i will be out there nine to 11:00. >> oh sick hundred. >> friday will be okay. saturday and sunday perfect for the air show.

point today. >> done with the rain. sunshine this afternoon. 82. warm and humid but dry this afternoon. enjoy it. back tomorrow. >> bye-bye.

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