♪ straight ahead, triple threat. three named storms on the move in the atlantic. newest maria taking aim at some of the same areas still reeling from irma. meanwhile jose could make impact on the us coast before this week is over. let's go! >> more protests overnight in my sore reach police arresting more than 80 people over the weekend. the crowds upset over the aquittal of a white police officer who shot and killed a black man six years ago. we'll have the very latest. a popular jesuit priest is no longer invited to speak at this seminary affiliated with catholic university because father martin says the church should bridge its gap with the lgbt community. i'm bob barnard

the controversy is coming up. and later -- >> the golden night for women, diversity, d.c. and politics. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmy period. >> we'll break down the big winners and most talk about moments from last night's epic emmy awards. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ hash tag d.c. public schools. that had it going last night from the emmys. we'll talk all about that and so much more this morning. it is monday, made it through another weekend much it's so tough to get through the weekends. i understand that. now we have some fun on monday morning. good day starts right now. thanks for being with us. >> also ahead this morning we want to talk about this because it's a big deal. the redskins picking up their first win of the season out in los angeles beat the rams but they needed late game heroics from kirk cousins to get the done. we'll have the highlights

later on. >> who showed up curt or kirk? [ laughter ] >> the one that won it. >> the one that got in the end zone. >> the most important. >> listen first at 9:00 we do need to head to the tropics right now because as we speak, it looks like there could be trip confidential threat. maria one the latest named storms to take shape. it's now a category one storm and it's taking aim at the same islands in the carribbean that were devastated by hurricane irma. maria is expected to become much stronger when the passes through the leeward islands late tonight it will then move on to puerto rico, dominican republic and haiti. closer to home tropical storm warning for the delmarva peninsula and millions of others along the east coast hurricane jose inches closer. the category one storm expected to bring strong surf from the carl lines nass all the way up to new england. >> further out in the atlantic, we are also watching tropical storm lee and for more on our weather all these storms and what we face here in the dmv tucker barnes standing with with our forecast. good

not worried about lee. watch maria and jose is right offshore here. take closer look at jose right now. we'll talk about maria at 9:30. let's get to it. first things first it feels like summer around here after a couple weeks of feeling like fall, summer has returned. feel more like august the next couple of days including this morning overnight lows only about 70. lots of humidity out there to kick start your day here. 73 now in washington. 72 annapolis. north and west, frederick 70 degrees. 64 in lynn chester haven't seen the 50's in quite sometime in the early morning hours. we won't see it most of this week we'll see those temperatures above normal. all right. cloud cover to your east. that's jose. not going to make a direct impact to our region. in fact, we'll have some sort of fringe impacts here in the form of some storm surge perhaps rip tides and the potential for little bit of rain around here particularly tomorrow. i do want to mention today we'll be looking at a mix of clouds and sun. and it will be a warm and sticky afternoon. daytime highs

80 degrees or so. there's bigger look you can see jose still minimal hurricane and it's pushing to the north find itself up here southern new england by wednesday and then kind of loop around again. we'll talk more jose bumming up. >> our monday forecast we'll go with 81 for daytime high. mix of sun and clouds with a few passing showers. our shower chances not terribly high today. maybe ten, 20%. little better chance tomorrow as jose makes a close pass to our region. guys, jose maria talk more tropics coming up. back to you. >> thank you tucker barnes. members of virginia task force one already in puerto rico work wig fema after hurricane irma. now they told fox5 they'll be ready when maria hits early tuesday. now to prepare for maria, they divided up into six different groups of about 80 people on to three islands to assist before and after the storm. now at the same time heartbreaking homecoming for florida evacuees. now they were allowed to return to the lower keys for the first time on

they were told to bring with them everything they will need food, water, supplies, tools, crews are still working to restore power on duvall street it's still a ghost town and tens of millions of dollars have been lost in the tourist town. ♪ the other big story this morning new developments from missouri protests continue for third straight night. st. louis crowds angry over the acquittal of a white police officer who shot and killed an african-american man. the crowd broke windows, members of the crowd broke kin windows and damaged property. since the rallies began police arrested more than 80 people. >> on saturday 23 businesses were vandalized and five police vehicles were damaged. organizers say they're frus frustrated they're non-violent demonstrations have been high jacketed by troublemakers. >> let's go! >> night three of violent protests in st. louis. people once again filling the streets sunday afternoon into the night angry about the

police officer jason stockily charged in the fatal 2011 shooting death of a black man anthony lamar smith. demonstdemonstrations sunday sts just that marching peacefully. as nighttime game things took a turn again. several dozen people could be heard breaking store windows and overturning potted plants and garbage cans. st. louis showed up in riot gear with shields to push back the crowds. >> the city of st. louis is safe and the police own the night. >> reporter: acting police chief larry o'toole says some people through rocks, bottles and even chemicals at the officers. a few people could be seen drying their eyes after being pepper sprayed. police at one point gave the order to disperse warning the crowd that anyone who didn't leave would be arrested. and they were. in all more than 80 people were taken into custody on various charges. >> we're in control. this is our city. and we're going to protect it

>> locals are now brace fog the potential of more demonstrations to night. ♪ taktake check the morning briefing. first up president president trump is in the big apple getting ready for his first address to the un general assembly tomorrow. he'll meet separately with the leaders of israel and france. on going tensions in north ko korea. other topics he might address include the civil war in syria, economic crisis in venezuela and the nuclear deal with iran. in the past, president trump has been critical of the un. he's even suggested making big budget cuts to the un. that criticism could come into play because one subject for the un this week will be reforming the organization itself. the seminary at catholic university of america has canned a speech that was to be given by a popular jesuit priest after conservative catholics protested catholic groups didn't want father james martin to speak at the university because

stance on homosexuality. our bob barnard is live from catholic university this morning with the latest. quite the controversy, bob. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, holly. yes. this invitation to speak on october 4th was extended over a year ago. but just in the last couple of days, the theological college affiliated with catholic university revoked that invitation. basically told father martin, we don't want you to come. we can show you his picture. father james martin well-known popular somewhat controversial jesuit priest. he is and editor at large of the jew wis sit magazine come hearing to speak about jesus but his most recent book he's also an author which came out in june is call "building a bridge" how the catholic church and lgbt community is enter into a relationship of respect, compassion and sensitivity. some catholics are not happy with that whole approach and they started

theological college on social media with phone calls saying, don't have father martin come. well, that's the decision that the theological college has just made. basically, react to go all the blow back it was getting. in a statement the theological college says this "as a result of all the criticism, after consulting with university and archdiocese san advisers, the decision was made to withdrawal the invitation in the interest of avoiding distraction and no controversy. in no way does this decision zig nat approval or disagreement with the comments or accusations the various social media sites have made over the recent weeks ". >> catholic university trying to distance itself from that decision. and in a statement catholic university says this. "we regret the implication that catholic university supported the decision to revoke the invitation. universities and their related entities should be places for the free civil exchange of ideas. our culture is increasingly

hostile to this idea "by that the president of catholic university is referring to what's happened out in berkeley in california. the university of california revoking the invitations of people who have been deemed too controversial for the student body to listen to, to be exposed to. i will tell you, catholic university had father martin here a year ago. so he's been to the university. diss invited to the theological college. he was coming here again to talk about jesus but it's his views on homosexuality that have in a sense gotten him into trouble here and put him into the headlines because he's not coming now, guys. >> all right, the controversy continues. all right. bob, thank for you that. 9:10 is the time. comedian kevin hart saying sorry to his familiar fans after he became the center of anergies torsion investigation. we'll have all the details coming up. >> first tv patting itself on the back. the big games in the diversity category. we'll have the highlights from last night' emmy awards incl

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hand male tails. several other winners made history including this us star sterling kay brown but politic played a major role in the award show thanks to several presidential mentions and special surprise appearance from a former white house aid. >> wbgb guy lambert joining us live for more highlights. did you get married and come in here. >> this is my emmy outfit. >> very impressive. >> that's how you roll. styling and profiling. >> sharp. >> thank you. >> very handsome. >> all right. i guess i mean the big headline which crowley think is a surprise. >> uh-huh. >> is that politics was really the star of the show last night. >> all credit going out to stephen colbert. i loved the show. i wasn't looking forward to it to be honest with you. i like the music shows a lot better. it was very entertaining. it really was. right from the start. of course, i loved his opening monologue came out there as you stated politics really did steal the show. you already touched on it is the shock the surprise of the night sean spicer coming out -- >> oh my

earlier i don't know if i've ever watch the emmys before i literally like laughed outloud. that was me when he came out that. same reaction. >> you see the stars even shocked. it was just a really good opening. and really just set the scene or set the stage, if you will, for an mazing show. >> think about this. was he hiding in the back? did anybody see him? what do you think. >> i think they were all truly shocked. >> by far. >> i think they look like they were really shocked when he came out. >> they kept him under wraps and then poof. >> there he is right on stage. you know who else was big was alec baldwin. >> oh yeah. >> he was huge. his be trails on saturday night -- >> he won. >> amazing. >> i believe this is his second emmy i ward this is well deserved. everybody and their momma notice the character they plays on saturday night live. of course, by the way saturday night live nominated for 22 nominations altogether. i believe they walk away with just four last night. >> four yeah. >> but first and for most, alec baldwin you're getting high five from me. i love what he does. it's going to be interesti t

throughout the several seasons. >> i think he will. come on. >> he's a funny guy. >> milk as long as you can. >> yeah. >> one of my favorite moments when the nine to 5:00 ladies came out. >> yes. >> collectively they are 228 years old. [ laughter ] >> you did the math. >> i did the math. >> that's all. >> 228. they look amaze. >> they truly look amazing. of course we're talking about dolly parton, jane fonda, lilly tomlin. somebody sign me up for botox because the way they look. >> i want their doctor. put their doctor' number on the bottom of the screen. >> dolly parton high to google this. she's 71-year-old. >> she's the youngest. >> is she. >> yes. i believe lilly tomlin is 78. and jane fonda is 79. >> wow. they in essence stole the show with regard to how they look. amazing job, ladies. >> i agree. they got few digs at the president as well dolly is hilarious. >> did you see the shock and awe thing. >> i did. >> talked about support. >> right. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about history because there was history made when it comes to der

well starting with donald glover. big time. >> childish gambino whatever you want to call him. >> which i didn't know he was childish gambino. >> wis, stay woke. >> clearly i was staying sleep. >> this guy by far is the it guy. best director for comedy series. the first african-american to actually receive that award. >> would you were you. >> he also received the award for best actor on a comedy series as well. what's interesting about that, do you know the last african-american actor to win that award? >> who? >> 1985. the guy that played benson. >> oh, my gosh. >> can you believe that. >> robert gillenhaume. >> can you believe it that. >> wow what an amazing night for him. can you do dose goes out to him as well. >> obviously we talked about the streaming. we talk about netflix all that. there was a broadcast show that got a big award. >> yeah. by far. obviously a lot of broadcast shows that were nominated but i think outside of the broadcast show getting the award as you stated earlier the handmade's tail big night for them as

also, five awards altogether i believe. big little lies as well. gosh, what an mazing -- >> this guy far was a really interesting thing because he got up on stage. he you know what i haven't been doing this long guys and i'm so glad i'm here. not only that but i got speech that will last about five minutes. s you will see. >> yeah. >> they were not happy he got cut off. >> he actually made a valid point. hey, guys other guys were delivering their speeches you didn't turn the music up on t them. i don't know might be a little controversy at the emmys. >> he were the go to mention julie louis dreyfuss she's killing it yet again. >> she has something seinfeld never did. the most emmys ever for playing one role. sign fell has all the money. she has all the emmys. kudos to they are last

i think the story has run its course. >> you think so. >> i love veep but i think it's probably time. >> the key is you can tune in and just start laughing. >> very much so. >> real quick speaking of laughing let's talk about dave chappelle he went to education route got up there and gave d.c. a shout out. put them on the map. dc schools. >> it kind of in a bad way but funny way. obviously, he's up on stage. you could tell from the very beginning that he says right here, hey, guys i didn't rehearse. shout out to d.c. public schools much it's funny because when he got on stage, i said this guy doesn't look like he knows what's going on. >> like a backhanded compliment. is that what it was? >> i love how d.c. public schools responded by saying it's all in fun. john olivo made mention of it as well. d.c. public schools on the map we'll take it. thanks lot you. >> got it trending. >> that was that's how they responded. >> it got them trending i think one of the best emmy shows in sometime. >> i was very impressed

can't wait till next year. >> all right. see ya. >> off to the chapel. >> back over to you maureen. >> thank you guys. 9:18. good review. thanks guy for coming in. music royalty jay clemons will join us live in the lot of for a very special performance late this hour. >> shocking a tack on a group of americans in france. we will have the very latest plus a warning for the orange line riders after unexpected track issues and weight later what half of millennials would be willing to trade for their right to vote. it's incredible. we've got a check of what else is making headlines next. ♪ packed full of flavor, one pint-sized hero was on a mission. looks like somebody's gotta save snack time from a serious case of boring. watch babybel's big taste leap into action in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me?

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>> steve, first up, just terrifying scene in new york city. two buses collide on a busy street. killing one person and injuring more than a dozen others. it happened just before 6:30 this morning in queens. police say a private tour bus crashed into a city bus as it was rounding a corner in flushing causing it to slam right into a building. 17 people are hurt. seven of them are in critical condition. the crash site is now causing a lot of traffic in that area. next up, a shocking attack in france which injured

american students from boston college. they are studying i was broad this semester. they were at the train station sunday when a woman sprayed the students in the face with acid. the students were treated for burns. police say the attacker was arrested and investigators have ruled out terror. important news for your morning commute. metro experiencing delays on parts of the orange line due to unforeseen construction delays after weekend track work. delays mostly affect the eastern end of the orange line new carrollton, land over, cheverly, deanwood and the minnesota avenue stations. trains are single tracking and running every 16 minutes. rolling stone magazine is going up for sale. the magazine founder jan plans to sell his company's controlling stake in the magazine when it started that magazine 1967 and says it went on to become the counter culture bible for baby boomers. now he says the publishing industry just isn't what it used to be so he's stepping down he and his

of the magazine but that's up to the buyer. >> finally, it is a cornerstone of our democracy. but apparently half of millennials out there would be willing to give up the right to vote if they can get their student loans erased. the survey from credibles says people aged 18 to 34 would go to quote extreme lengths to erase their debt. even if that meant giving up their right to vote and not just the next election but the next two. presidential elections. 44% say they would give up uber. 42% say they would give up traveling outside of the cou country. 27% said that they would move in with their parents but just 13% say they would give up teching for five years. steve and i were laughing at that earlier but, you know, maybe texting is the only form of communication millennials really know. >> five years is a long time. >> a lot can happen in five years. >> wouldn't dot texting much the rest of them i would do. >> if i had big student loans, yeah. easy

>> easily. >> easy. >> debt is out there. >> exactly. yeah. >> thanks, al. it's 9:25. it's an every day chore one dad has turned into works of art. coming we're sitting undo you were the arlington cartoonist mamaking lasting memories with s daughter one lunch bag at a time. >> tucker barnes coming back with a another look at the busy tropics want to expect here at home fort weekend. >> fresh at 10a, kevin hart apparently admitting he be trade his family. we'll have more on his emotional instagram post. wendy returns today. first she's giving us a sneak peek what to expect for season nine. forget breakfast. this morning we're having dinner at tiffany's former 990210 tiffany thee son will join us live. the red hot looks from the emmy red carp. right now it's 26:00 is our time. you're watching good day d.c. don't go anywhere.

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♪ let's talk football now. turning our attention to the nfl. the redskins out west in los angeles on sunday taking on the rams under two minutes to go in the game, tied at 20. kirk cousins looks to the right, tosses it up, soft touch, great hands, ryan grant with 11-yard catch touchdown. redskins up 27-20. jared golf picked off on the

skins bounce back after an ugly week one performance. 27-20 is the final in this one. ruining sean mcveigh' as tempt at a perfect season. >> exactly. i forget what the -- i was listening to the game on the made yo yesterday they said the rams would have gone two-zero for the first time in over 20 years or something like that. >> yeah. >> it's still the rams. >> still the same old rams. >> it's a win. >> it's victory for us? that's right. >> very happy. you win by one or win by, you know, 60. it's still win. >> still win. one win. >> all right. we're also winning in the weather department. tucker barnes coming in to the frame now talking about our continuation of summer in september. >> yeah. i mean here's the good news. we got the warm temperatures get the humidity we're dealing with. so it is a bit of a trade off. and believe it or not, we got fall here on friday. so it's not too far away. a couple of days. not going to feel whole lot like fall this week our daytime highs well above normal every day this week including the mill of the week we'll be in the mid to upper 80s. 74 now sticky out there early this morning. hazy as

73 in fredericksburg. overnight lows, you know, typically might be in the 50s here north and west this time of year early in the morning not the case this morning. with everybody well into the 60s. 66 in winchester. 68 in hagersown. jose not too far away. at least outer cloud cover and some of the energy with it there right along the shore. bringing clouds to the beaches this morning. and some of that moisture and some of that cloud cover you can see it last couple of shots getting pushed into our he we will be looking at a partly sunny day today. and a humid afternoon with high temperatures about 80 for your monday afternoon. again we'll take a closer look at jose here not terribly strong hurricane but nuisance and enough of a force it will bring some pretty good search surge to the coastal areas. and in addition the threat of some rip tides so if you're down at the beaches tropical storm watches and warnings i think it becomes a warning later today from delaware up through southern new england and it's there we'll see the greatest impacts with jose

by to our east. i think our best chance for shower tomorrow as it gets a little closer. particularly out at the beaches and southern maryland. although we can't rule out the possibility of a shower later today. all right. triple threat at this hour. jose just talk about that take closer look in just a second. got maria unfortunately maria looks to bring 20-inches of rain across parts of the world that don't need it parts decimated a few weeks ago by irma. this look to to become a major hurricane impacting puerto rico as it moves across there over the next couple of days and some of those islands hard hit with irma. in addition we got lee. we're not terribly concerned about lee. watch maria over the course of time. latest guidance wants to keep it out to sea it will be close call bite end of this week and early next week the track of maria. this is jose. category one hurricane. notice hurricane that does not want to go away looks to want to pull off another loop here it may actually look back down and into the mid atlantic area by early next week. so we'll continue t k

on -- keep track of them all jose over the next couple of days much this will pass our region tomorrow and bring us some cloud cover and maybe a stray shower. notice the warm temperatures and humidity as well. you can see the humidity on seven day i'm telling you the humidity sticks around today and tomorrow. look at wednesday and thursday. end of summer not going to feel like it. 87 for daytime high. well above normal wednesday and thursday. cooler on friday are to the first day of fall. the weekend looks good. sunshine 85 maureen saturday and sunday. toss it back to you. >> bring it on. thanks tucker. >> every school day one arlington dad does something that probably happens in your house he packs lunch for his 16-year-old daughter much it's routine chore but when he puts that lunch inside a brown paper lunch bag, it's anything but plane. that's because free lance coon toon any of the mike jenkins transforms t the bags into works of art. join us this morning is mike and his daughter maggie. good morning to both of you. >> good morning much this is fascinated. why did you decided to this for your daughter?

>> yeah? yeah. >> i had some time on my hands after the older two kids went to college. and i was down from making three lunches to one. and i didn't have the regular work at the newspaper that i had when i was a political cartoonist any more. but i still had that bug to draw something every day. >> yeah. >> and she had such a goofy sense of humor, and loved times like halloween. so i would play up a picture instead of just putting her name on the bag. >> dot lunch bags tell a story? are they sequential in any way what's the rhyme or reason. what inspired that you maggie was doing. >> roughly about the days its week. for instance, monday is, um, something that's -- it's monday. who likes mondays. i showed it like hurricane last week. >> okay. >> there's the eye of the storm is the o in monday. and there's a ladder showing the days of week that she has to climb. >> i love it. >> it just continues on to friday. how long would it take you to do each one of these bags. are you drawing them daily

maybe one week at a time? >> oh, one a day. >> the day before so i don't know what i'm going to draw but i know what i'm going to draw about. that would be the day of the woke that's coming up. >> we'll put you to the task while i talk to maggie. so i don't know whatever inspired you about coming to good day studio. can you draw a little something for us while i talk to maggie. >> well, i can draw -- >> i don't know how much time we have. >> we don't have a lot. we'll let you work. mag your day dad takes on a labor of love. how does it make you get a lunch bag drawn every day. >> it makes me feel so special. it's just so lucky. i come to school at lunch i pull out the lunch bags and i get to see what it is each day and it's so special, and it's just such a great amazing warm feeling. >> did you get a little nervous about perhaps damaging them because you can have something that might leak through. i don't know. were you a little nervous about that? >> sometimes, yeah but most of the time he has like a napkin on the inside and so he'll put the

doesn't leak. >> how many in all did he do? >> hundreds. >> hundreds, right. >> he started when you were how old? >> when i was in the seventh grade. >> you're now what grade? >> junior in high school. >> he's done pretty much a lifetime of these bags for you. how were the lunches? >> they're great. >> what was he packing for you? all right curious about that. turkey san witches most of the time. >> okay. okay. now i'm going to check back in with mewing you've gotten, going pretty well there. i was asking maggie how many you've done altogether. do you know. >> approximately 600. >> 600. you would bring them home. do you have a special place you store them? have they become sort of posters on your wall? do you put them. >> oy have this big bin i keep them all in. >> and they're all in order so you can go back to when you were younger and the very first one? you have them all in order that way? >> i don't have them in exact order. but they are in sort of groups like weeks. >> okay. >> what do you plan to do with them as you get older? >> i plan

for, frame some of them but it's going to be so nice to be able to like in the future to look back and see, you know, i have these lunch bags these times when, you know --,. >> it's a sweet memory. mike, for you, what has this done for you? being able to give your daughter the sort of a gift, you know, really chronic link her life. >> well, i'm kind of a nut about that sort of thing. you can ask everybody i know. i keep a daily dairy that goes back 15 years. i love the stuff that goes on in our lives. even the boring stuff, and this is just been such a good bit of fun. >> other parents have you inspired them to start packing notes of love in their lunch boxes. >> plenty do. >> yeah. >> we love it. >> it looks just like her. >> you're got a this. >> i've been doing eight little while. >> just a little bit. >> we love it. we love that you're inspiring people to, you know, get creative to chronicle their children's lives in a unique and special way. please continue if

don't know if you ever decide you want to do one with the good day gang. happy to hang it here in the loft. >> okay. >> all right. mike and maggie jenkins thank you so much to both of you. >> isn't this the sweetest thing. >> so dear. love it, love it, love it. >> i don't know that i would be willing to put a lunch in here. >> i know. >> right. >> i would just like wallpaper my room with them. >> something like that, right. >> this is amazing. >> thank you. >> great job. >> thank you both. good job. >> you're welcome. >> we're done? >> yup. >> you are done for now. right. okay. dating these days is tough enough, right? throwing in all the confusing terminology, guess what it's a whole other ballgame. coming up next we're going to help you decipher everything from kitten fishing to stashing. >> okay. >> i'm ready. >> all right. we'll also show you ways to avoid the modern day pitfalls. 9:38 is our time right now. now.

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>> first there was cushioning the word used to describe relationship where something is going wrong. then we had benching and ghosting. those this is now known as bread crumbing. okay. are you confused. >> yes. >> we all are. well, be prepared to become even more so as now stashing is on the rise. it's not a good thing. so here to decode all this data terminology is chief executive officer of master matchmakers steve. good to see you. >> good to

>> okay. so we'll start with the latest one. what is stashing? >> well, stashing is when you're seeing someone and the person that you're seeing can tell they're dating another person but nobody else can. so you're hiding them from friends, family, social media, nobody knows that there's a significant person in your life. >> now can people not know that this is a warning sign? i mean that seems like obvious to me. >> well, a lot of people will use excuses like, oh, you know, i have kids and i don't want to upset them. you know, being their mother, mostly cloudy skies and their mother just broke up. people will come up with pretty plausible reasons why they want to keep the under wraps. >> maybe you're stashed for little while much what's the time limit of being stashed and it makes sense to, okay, this is a flag here? >> well, if you're seeing someone casually, and you guys haven't started fooling around yet or you haven't started telling each other that you're looking to get serious or you don't want to see other people

then it's fair game. casual dating there really nor rules. but start hooking up, once you start get the intimate start talking about plans, you know, you want to start being exclusive, that's the point where you guys should go more public with your relationship. >> i'll will be stash no more after that. i hear you. let's talk about kitten fishing. we you will all about catfish. what's kitten fishing. >> catfishing when you use someone else's photo to represent who you are. and when you show up for a date, the person that you're going to meet will be meetly surprised because you used someone else's photos to represent yourself. well, kitten fishing is when you use your own photos but they're photo shopped or really old, they're not truly representative of what you look like today. or you're exaggerating all the details on your resume and things like that. the type of thing that you would put on an online dating profile, like, i'm an avid skier except maybe you've only exceed once in the last five years. that doesn't exactly make you avid. >> so really do

you date someone you should start asking them just casually these these things they posted about themselves. picture thing you can kind of figure out f people are kind of embellishing that's not a good sign. >> it's not good sign. you know, sadly that's become part for the course when it comes to online dating. you can expect everybody to exaggerate just a little bit. but when it sounds too good to be true, it's probably not true. >> we always like to make ourselves better than what we really think we are. let's talk about haunting. i don't think i ■wantto be haunted. >> well, i mean have you her the ghosting? >> yeah, right much that's where someone just leaves you -- leaves you altogether, right? >> in the dust. like they disappear without trace. haunting is when after someone has disappeared without a trace, now they're liking your social media posts. >> so you think they're coming back? >> not that you think they're come back. they let you know they still exist but you're not really in communication with them. they're there but they're not there. >> they're like a gho

>> yeah. >> they're haunting us like a ghost. i should say. >> yes exactly. >> what about benching? >> i also don't want to be benched. >> no you don't. you don't. benching is lot like, um, being taken out of the game for someone else instead. so you feel like you're -- things are going well with the person that you're seeing. >> wait, you know what, that's an old school term called better dealing. [ laughter ] >> right. >> well because the thing about being put on the bench you're not actually being cut from the team. you could be called back into the game at any point in time. >> oh moo goodness. >> they prefer who they prioritize a little bit more than you. >> no, no new york city if you get benched you fine another team. that's my suggestion. okay. >> i would agree. >> let's talk about bread crumbing before we go. >> so bread crumbing is when you give someone small little teeny tiny morsels of hope so you don't say, no, i'm not interested but you don't say, yes, i'm all in either. >> so you say i have a chance? >> right. you make u

once i get done this project or once i finalize my bi divorce or once i get my own place, then we can start getting serious. but until then, let's keep it casual. >> oh, my gosh i'm exhausted, steve. i'm better informed. thank you very much. >> no problem. if any of you viewers would like some personal assistance tell them to call master master makers we'll dot work for them. >> you got it. steve ward. co of master matchmakers. thank you so much. we'll check back in were few. i know there will be new terms coming out. >> thanks for having me. >> take care. holly, that's for the millennials. >> i know. >> for the new people cause people our age side chick. >> exactly. >> side piece. >> side piece. tease. >> um-hmm. >> player, player. >> exactly. >> all falls under that cat category. all the same thing just comes with new terms. >> exactly. >> that was great. steve, over to you. >> all right. 9:46 right now. coming up from backing up the boss to life in the loft doing his own thing singer song

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>> our next guest singer song writer and saxophone any of the who stepped some of the biggest shoes in rock and roll, the big man. his name jake clemons and he's the nephew of clarence clemons one of the founding members of the the e street band. he took over his spot touring and performing with bruce. he's doing this own thing and he released latest album fear and love earlier this year. he's kicking off not one but two shows in the d.c. area tonight. one in baltimore. on the other at jamming java. to perform the single hold tight please welcome james clemons

♪ hold tight, she's a hurricane, coming to blow your house down, hold on, here she comes again, do your best stand your ground ♪ >> ♪ stand firm, breathe slow to the sky, where you go, she blows, she blows, she blows, away w go, she blow is, she blows, she blows, she blows us down ♪ ♪ hold tight, she's a hurri hurricane, every day is the same

old storm, in time we'll rebuild again, but now you best to just be warned, yeah, stand firm, breathe slow to the sky. away we go. she blows, she blow, she blows, singing high, away we go, she blows, she blows, she blows, she blows, she blows, she blows us down ♪ ♪

♪ >> stand firm, breathe slow to the sky, away we go, she blows, she blows, sing it high, away we go, she blows, she blows to the sky, way with we go, she blows, she blows, she blows, sing it high, away we go, she blows, she blows, she blows, she blows, she blows, belows us down ♪ >> ♪ us down, us down ♪

>> ♪ hold tight ♪ [ applause ] that sounds great. jake clemons great meet you. great to have you here. thank you so very much. hope i can share the story we were just talking about this shows how small the world is. jake and i are generation apart we grew up in different parts of the country i told jake out of the hundreds of concerts i've gone to the only concert i to went with my dad who's a musician professionally the only show he took me to was one of bruce's shows it was born in the usa tour and what did you say? >> same deal for meme my dad was a classically trained marine corps director the only show i went to was an e street band show on the tunnel of love tour. just behind you. >> not that far away. share that connect. i think this is great. i know you got a lot of pressure when you stepped in for your uncle you revered him so much as did so many musicians. you stepped in, you nailed it. i think that the

been super warm from the fans. >> yeah. >> out there through all those tours. now when you get a chance to still do your own thing now, it's got to be great to be able to step out and say look, this is -- i know for while you were like i don't want to be clarence's nephew. i want to be jake. this is you as jake in all its entirety. >> yeah, yeah, it's incredible how the full circle has come around. i started off as being really independent be myself and low and be hold i stepped into his footprints, and it's been incredible ride, i'm really grateful to be able to live in both factors, if you will. >> i still hear that haunting story telling even in that song you just did right that. the influence has to be there from your uncle did with bruce and e street band for so long, right. >> absolutely. as far as i'm concerned, e street is like the greatest life band performing band and bruce is -- he's like -- he's a rock god. so being able to learn everything from watching them all these years and being on stage with them now has been

virginia actually art school. i would think the education being on stage with e street brand is something you just learn in two seconds you probably learned in the classroom. >> completely different thing. when you go to school you're learning how to, i don't know, muscles memory and you can learn how to forget them and live in the moment and those are the lessons i'm learning every day. >> folks who have seen you on stage at verizon center at the e street band. they see you with the sacks in your hand now the guitar. what do they get at james clemons show. >> little bit of everything. it's similar event. what drew me to rock and roll watching that first concert and the connectivity of the room and, you know, that transformation that happens throughout the night. so it's really similar element to what we do. >> you get to pick your own set list without being surprised. i have to ask you i know one of the famous things about playing with bruce you can pick a songs at a moment'ings notice and the whole band that is a to know the entire catalog and then some to kick in,

>> right. have you ever a moment of panic. let me see if i have this one. >> those moments set in after the show over. in the moment it's like you're living on this -- like unbelief. you're believing everything will work out. everything will be great. but certainly songs that i just had to believe were going to come out. >> you never saw somebody hold up and sign and say he i hope he doesn't pick that one. >> i haven't played that one few years. >> look over there. >> jake you got a show in baltimore tonight. glad you're stick aig round the area for couple of days. sound stage tonight in baltimore then tomorrow night jamming java in vienna. such a cool venue if you haven't been. you can pick it up at james clemons did the pom com and all your streaming sites. always a pleasure. thanks so much, man. end enjoy your time in d.c. >> we'll see you after this with more good day coming up next. ♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says

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violent clashes late last night and into the morning. the protests come after former st. louis police officer jason stockily was acquitted of killing anthony lamar smith an african-american money owes december 2,011. president donald trump in the big apple getting ready for his first address to the un general assembly tomorrow. today he'll meet separately with leaders of israel and france. on his a jenn dark the on-going tensions in north korea. other topics he might address include the civil war in syria, economic crisis in venezuela, and the nuclear deal with iran. well the skins finally get a win on the young season. the burgundy and gold beat the rams on the road in la yesterday. under two minutes to go, tied at 20, kirk cousins finds ryan grander fort 11-yard touchdown pass. puts the skins up 27-20 the rams get the ball back and last year' number within big jirad golf gets picked off. i hope it's golf. it rhymes on his first play. final score

face the raiders next sunday. finally lady gaga postponing the european leg of her world tour because of on-going health problems. a tour promotor says that lady gaga is suffering from severe physical pain and that is impacted her ability to perform. the singer had to pull out of a concert recently in brazil and was actually taken to the hospital for pain. the european leg of the joanne world tour was set to kick off in barcelona on septemb september 21st. those dates will be pushed back until next year. back upstairs to you guys in the loft. >> that's a big part of her new document three just came out. ga-ga-foot two. my bro my al gentleman is a real thing and l lady gaga becoming e front person for that right now. >> wishing her the best. let's check what is trending this morning. holly. >> maureen this has been big buzz since late saturday night. kevin hart change of heart and the confession he posted online for all t

he took to instagram saturday night to publicly apologize to his wife and children for what he calls a bad error in judgment. he says a woman tried to extort him for a sexually suggestive video he decided to come clean. take listen. >> you know, i'm not perfect. i'm not going to sit up here and say that i am or claim to be in any way, shape or form, and i made a bad error in judgment and put myself in an environment where only bad things can happen and they did. and doing that i know i'm going to hurt the people closest to me who i've talked to and apologized to being my wife and my kids. >> apparently tmz has the video and calls it sexually explicit. fbi is investigating. now this all comes at a very bad time. kevin and his wife are expecting theirs first baby. he said there were no excuse force his behavior he vowed to better in the future. in the video heart hatr he's at a place in his life where there's a target

he needs to start making better situations. >> at the end of the day, man, i simply got to do better but i'm not going to also allow a person to -- to have financial gain off might have mistakes in this particular situation, that's what was attempted. >> according to tmz the apology stems from a five minute video featuring a man who looks like hart having sex with another woman other than his wife. the woman at the enter center of the video said she shot it to ex pose hart as what she says is a cheating liar. she also claims the 36-year-old actor launch add hurricane harvey fundraiser just to get ahead of the brewing video scandal. she demanded the actor pay her $10 million to keep the footage under wraps. now this story is getting a lot of feedback online. jay adams tweeted this. when people say i'm not perfect it i. tere's a difference between being perfect and being committed. tania said i'm thinking you should have fessed up before someone threatened you right when it happened. now not everyone slamming codi

nathan says it takes a real man to admit mistakes. much respect, my friend. he could have swept it unthe bus it he opened up and septembered the consequence. >> a lot to dissect there. i'm going to leave the judging kevin hart part out of it. another problem in this that i see. >> what? if the com boss woman's intent to was to expose him as a lying cheater why try to get $10 million the whole thing did you for money. >> she said it was purely for money. her ex posing them wasn't as aside. she's very brash. i just want the money. i don't care. she's not -- >> here it sounded like she was i'm doing the world a favor by showing he's a bad person. >> no she's doing herself a favor. >> if you're trig to make the point to expos, don't expos him and capitalize him. >> i can't get my life back. everyone involved is just, please, maureen, why? from kevin to the woman, all of you just go away. >> they a -

>> yeah. >> are not worthy. >> all right. coming up next let's talk about good things on tv. golden night the stars hit the red carpet for the 69th annual emmy awards last night. big night for politics, for women for diversity and the d.c. public school system. we're going to forget all that and talk about fashion. first though erika -- tanika ray has highlights from the big show now. >> good day d.c. hey, guys. >> what an incredible night it was here at the emmys. i have to tell you it was a big night for women girl power was in big effect with big little lies, handmade's tale and also a huge night for diversity. let's start with little fashion before we get really serious. fashion was on point as usual. so a lot of white with sophia vergara and looking like greek goddesses super gorgeous. and then, of course, the color of the night you see this, apparently i knewha

doing, because everybody wore red from nicole kidman to ray to tanika ray definitely a hot color at the emmy toss night. lots of hair pony tales an lot of slick backs like as if they were bee i don't know sane just got out of the shower. that was big at the emmys this year. fashion is going to be talked about for weeks to come but now let's get to the big moments of the night. some political statements were made. i got to tell you sean spicer coming out tripped everybody o out. the actr actresses were like ist real? cut back to me laceless is a mccarthy we were all tripping in the building but definitely i guess entertaining for the folks in america. then we had stephen colbert that knock it out of the park as usual a lot of people stood up and said very deep things that were very political in their speeches. from raise whose the first man of ancient decent to win best male in a limited series. he was rocking his aclu opinion and he very much wanted people to understand how serious our worl

incredible statement as well as ann do you do who wore her aclu opinion. i loved the ladies from nine to five up there. they had some spicy things to say. we were like, what? and then, of course, we elizabeth months who may have dropped an f bomb here or there. i don't know. i heard it. did you hear it? it was pretty ground-breaking. she can be even know when was going on when she said it. she wanted everybody to know her mom is her hero and her mom puts up with her. when you have an incredible actress as a daughter anything goes. big little lies won eight. handmade's tail won nine. what else won? master of 91. donald glover was a big-time newcomer in his fears purple suit a little bit of prince. a little bit he said maybe willie wonka, whatever it was, he is to be congratulated for doing such great job much he's a writer, director and he acts in his own show called atlanta and they were big winners tonight. so all around, great

what did you guys think? >> well, tanika we thought it was amazing. >> i didn't watch a bit of it. >> it was one of the better emmy shows that we've seen in a long time. >> content wise. how about the fashion. >> we'll talk about it. >> the fashion i thought was okay. if i'm giving an overall. i've seen better fashion but the show was entertaining. >> all right. fair enough. we'll talk about it. the wait is almost over for wendy fans. the hit daytime show returns for season nine next. first though this morning a sneak peek at what to expect straight from the host herself. my one-on-one with wendy is coming up a little later. >> read hot looks from the emmy red carpet. >> i've been waiting so long. >> assembling next. for all new edition of fab or fail. 10:11. we'll be right back. ♪

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register today at alz.org/walk. >> tanika mentioned earlier red and white were some of the hottest colors on the emmy red carpet and slicked back hair was the go to look there were plenty of other looks on display fort girls and guys and this morning we're sharing some of our favorites and the ones that maybe missed the mark. here to help us out our fox5 expert paul wharton and good day fashion police. >> we are working it. >> didn't we work last night. >> i think

trademarked that. >> okay. >> we'll go with what we go. >> we'll just be here. in addition to that the trains. the back that is were out on display. >> right. >> okay. >> weren't they something the silver embellish many i thought the red carpet was fabulous. i'm willing to up these two ladies right here on good day d.c. >> let's do it. >> first up nicole kidman. >> i loved it. i thought this perfect shade of red. i loved the silk pleated bodice and i liked the hem line on this dress because it made it move. it made it flirty. >> i thought she look great. >> i like her fab. i'm doing a little cockied because she had mitched match shoes she has two different shoes on. look it up. look it up, look it up. >> miss matched shoes. >> fab for her. reece witherspoon. >> i was not impressed. i'm sorry. this is like. ll. all grown up i wanted to see reece. >> yes. >> this is great if she's going to business meeting. hello, reece, it was

>> she wanted to ex sued she was the executive producer of in show. she wanted to be taken more seriously. this was the look she was for. >> she was wearing blazer i don't think she did it. i think this was a movie star i'm going to the emmys not such a big deal she got there and realized, oh, i should have picked it up a little bit. >> when she's as gorgeous as she really is in a ball gown and i don't think she had to go there. >> speaking of gorgeous. >> joey kravitz. >> joey kravitz definitely her pan's daughter in this beautiful dior dress, rainbow colors and the feathers big trend last night. it look perfect on her. she's not going to be classic dresser. something a little bit of different had to happen and it was perfect fix. >> the pixie hairdo was perfect. jane mon today. >> oh, jane came out in fuscia. listen she normally does the beige. >> um-hmm. >> you guys realize that. >> i had not. >> that was another big trend of th

nerves. she looked absolutely -- >> you are funny. >> exceptional and $2 million necklace she on had on. >> i thought you meant $2 million facelift. >> no no. she looks amazing. i did not like her hair. it took me back to her jazzercise. >> her body took me back to her jazzercise days. >> when you're doing this at 79, fab. head to toe. >> i just didn't like the hair. >> you're fab, jane. >> issa rae. >> issa rae from insecure. there was nothing insecure about her. >> she calls herself an awkward black girl. >> so the -- >> nothing awkward pow this. >> maybe a little bit off. it's vera wang. i wasn't a huge fan of it but i'm a fan of her competence. >> the back was amazing. >> i loved her hair. i love the whole look. >> what's with the arm here. >> when she stands more like hand on the hip you see the better look. >> somebody needs to work with her how to stand on the red carpet. >> somew

>> fab and fail somewhere in between. i love her. >> the next one is sophia vergara. >> don't always say this -- >> she knows her body. >> i was going to say. this is a uniform for her. >> move on. do something different. >> 100%. >> the same thing every single time. >> it work every single time. >> right. >> she used a designer a local designer in la that designs for curvy vo lump chew wuss woman i thought she look fabulous. >> i'm ready for something different sophia. >> white was a big ten. what about the bangs. >> i think she's too old for the banks. she had her cut as opposed to faux bank. she totally over and trying it grown it back out. i thought she looked fab. >> leslie jones. listen, she is being so loyal to christian soriano. one of the few designers that actual offered to dress her when no one else was dressing her. >> i remember. >> she was at new york fashion show and she showed out in the front rove his show s

up looking feminine and fab fabulous. >> hash tag mazing legs. >> bet red carpet look to date and i get give two thumbs up. >> anna ferris. >> i also give her a fab because you know what this says. >> revenge. >> chris pratt who? >> press pratt who? >> they're in counseling. >> who are you talking to. >> the page six people. they're in counseling. >> her. lisa. >> she was in here. >> i don't think it was a show stopper but she looked great and i'm happy to see her back out in public. >> loved the color. >> she look great. >> tracy alice ross. >> i got to tell you something. tracy ellis ross is normally a style star of mine. >> she is. >> she really is. >> perfection normally. >> i love her normally. >> this says my mom could have pulled it off better. >> i didn't like the metallic belt. chanel core cher, sheinelle can do bad things as well. there's onl

didn't like the belt. >> the whole thing is too matronly. >> silhouette pop. she's got great body. >> we got to race through this. claire paulson. >> you know what, this was straight off the runway. somewhere 22 then. >> straight off the runway at new york fashion week last monday. i don't if i like the puppy shoulder -- puffy shoulders. >> owed to din nasty. >> i love the studio 54 vibe. for that -- >> can he we race through the men real quick. >> donald glover -- >> oh, he was fab. he was fab. >> fab, fab, fab. >> gucci all the way fab. >> alexander skarsgard. >> he is fab. >> i want my my babb in all capitals. >> its let's end it here. leg little liars he was wearing -- >> wig what? >> go ahead. >> i love the vest. holly calm down. >> rupaul. >> you getter work. i don't care what you say. rupaul is the king and queen of everything. that was miss emmy last night. rupaul all his suits are

>> what? >> that one he needs to shred. >> he's in the a follow we are he's a friend setter and i say rupaul -- >> on that note,. >> passion police. >> emmy wrap up. we're back on the street. >> back to you. >> here we go. thanks guys. >> culling up later, a special live performance from the rock what happened dada getting ready to embark on their 25th adversary anniversary tour. >> before we get to them tucker barnes coming back with a look what's going on down in the tropics want impact that could have on our region in the week ahead. we'll be right back.

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♪ 10:24 is the time. we take a live look outside o on -- it's pretty decent day out. little cloudy out there, right. >> but it's not bad. come over here to talk bout skins. >> no, no, no. they won. >> yeah. >> they won, one-one much it's all good new. >> that's a good win. >> it's a good win. we're winning in the weather department right now because it's not too hot, not to too cold. >> i just tweeted out fall arrives on friday. >> okay. >> and i'm getting a lot of feedback. >> good feedback. split between people who don't want summer to end an lot people happy that fall weather is on the way. >> i got a question for you. >> doesn't this happen every single year? >> most years it happens. not every year. >> okay. not every year. i was just curious about why there's a lot -- i don't want summer to end. i'm just asking. just asking. >> iue

saying some people like the heat and humidity. >> yeah. >> you'd be one of them, right. >> i do like the heat and humidity. >> a lot of people who don't necessarily dislike fall but they know what fall leads into and they're not ready for that. >> i agree with you on that. >> i'm not a fan of winter. but owe em brass it because i don't have a choose choice. >> here's what i suggest you embrace the rest of this week. he'd we'll be in the 80s each day and humidity out there that gives you that summery feel. >> okay. >> not bad. >> not bad. not bad. here's a little cloudy and muggy. 74 now in washington. winds out of the northwest at ten. so what we're dealing with jose or at least the fringe effects of jose you can see the cloud cover along the coast. now fully cloudy day along the coast it's not doing this particular satellite picture not doing justice to the amount of cloud cover and sort of just low clouds and some fog we have in this area. we'll watch some of that burn off. partly sunny this afternoon. so we should keep it dry. there might be a sprinkle or shower for parts of the area little later

that's better look at jose minimal hurricane will pass off to our east tomorrow and bring us cloud cover and maybe a shower tomorrow as well. then as it gets further north and east we'll be well into the 80s. look at that. wednesday and thursday up ahead of fall some of our warmest temperatures so far in the month of september. >> that's not bad, though. >> 80 social security not bad. >> there you go. >> not bad at all. >> you go the to tease it. >> do i? i hear music i'll toss it back over to the loft. >> getting ready for big performance in few minutes. like music monday for real. >> right. >> jay clem tons and da-da performing live in the loft today. great start to the week. >> all right. forget breakfast though. we'll talk a little bit about dinner at tiffany's coming up we'll sit down with? >> i have a feeling i'll do. 90210 star tiffany thee son is going to talk about the, trying to get parents to cook with their children. 10:26 right now.

♪ all right. well cup back to good day d.c. a monday. i'm feeling good about this monday. you're right. it's a full fledged music monday. we got a lot of energy going today. >> i like it. >> football team won yesterday. >> right? [ laughter ] >> why you laughing at me. >> i'm just laughing. i'm happy it's monday. >> okay. all right. >> she'll be even happier when it's tuesday. one step closer to friday. >> no, friday. >> no, no, no, no. >> gotcha. looking forward to the week another epic week here on good day as it always is. we've got lots ■of

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>> inspiring. >> inspiring. >> okay. >> superc alifragilisticexpialido cious. >> i like it. >> town right shiny. >> magnanimous. >> whose going to clean all the windows. >> our boss patrick pay oh lean know says quote we are thrilled to move our facilities to montgomery county, maryland and into what will be grade a complex delved by car properties we thank the state of maryland and montgomery county for making this possible. this will be a state of art facility that will keep us in the heart of the washington, d.c. metro area and allow to us better serve our community. this massive complex will take few years to build. i don't know if you've been up wisconsin avenue any time soon, a few years before all this will be there. our move in date won't be until sometime in maybe 2021. >> but during that time, we of course will couldn't to be the only station to turn to no matter if you live in maryland, d.c. or virginia. >> i love it. >> it's exciting. >> i

>> it is. >> wow. i've been -- >> new start. >> i've been here 19 years in this same building there's been a lot of transformations within this building self. >> absolutely. >> to move to a whole new place is exciting. >> to be able to design it that works best not for us but the viewers itself. they get the best experience. >> when i was talking to them about what i wanted, did they talk to you guys. >> of course. i said indoor parking. >> are you kidding they didn't talk to me about it. i'm just kidding. >> they did talk to me. >> i don't believe you. >> i got that spot right over there on the corner. >> uh-huh. >> look. all right. okay. all right. >> it's exciting times here at channel five obviously we hope you stay with us through the whole time. >> let's move on now at 10:32. better academic chief many, less stress, stronger family relationships and improved communications skills who doesn't want all of that for their kids. right? well the one inn agreed yen those all have in common actually is shared family meals. and this morning our next guest helping spread the message talking about forme

thee zone. she is passionate about teaching her children the fundamentals of cooking she joins us live from la courtesy of uncle ben's to talk all about national cook with your kids today. tiffani, so great to see you. >> hi, good morning. how are you guys? i have a question. do you have a kitchen in this new studio of yours? >> you know what, tiffani, we have a kitchen right now in our lost that's pretty amazing but we're going to put a request that our new kitchen has a sing in it because that's the one thing our kitchen is missing. what do you think. >> i love it. nice. i think that's a necessity for sure. >> i think so. and you're all spending time in the kitchen especially with your kids. >> absolutely. i grew up literally hanging out with my mom and my grandmother and my aunt in the kitchen on i have such fond memories of not just making meals but making memories and how important that was to me and how it really instilled a lot of, you know, great value with m

i love that i'm here with uncle ben's showing -- showcasing a great initiate testify here ben's wingers saturday septembeh your kids day which i believe but we want people to really capture that family getting together in the kitchen creating great meals, creating great memories and using the hash tag ben's beginners. >> what exactly is the competition? how does it work. >> the competition actually you can go to uncle ben's.com to get all the details they'll be picking five winners, um, who are actually going to be receiving $15,000 for their family, and then $30,000 to have a makeover for their school cafeteria which i don't know about you guys, but my cafeteria when i was little wasn't so pretty. >> hey, i know you're busy you're not not only doing your dinner an tiff knee's show you have a lexan and kata series coming up. you're going to play a mom. a lot people know you as that teen

or melrose. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. well i will be playing a mom of two teenagers which was a little interesting for me at first. i have young ones a seven and two-year-old. we're almost done with the season it will be out early next year a family comedy and it's great. i've had lost fun doing it. >> tiff knee if you can give your teen self some advice, if you look back and during that 90s when you were like the it girl, what would you tell her? >> slow down. [ laughter ] >> time goes by too fast. and being a mom with kids right now it's amazing how fast it goes. and i think that's what's so great about this initiative it's really about taking time with your family. >> well we sure appreciate your time this morning. you look amazing as always. and. >> thank you. >> if you're ever in the dc area please you have a spot here in the loft. >> i love d.c. you guys have great food there. >> yes, we do. i would love it. >> all right. thank, tiff fan nearing take care. >> thank you. a reminder, catch dinner at tiffani's on the coo

season three actually wrapped up in the spring you can catch full episodes streaming on their website. >> november 2021 for the new studio. >> new kitchen with a sink. >> right. >> all right. >> it's been 25 years since our next guest burst on the music scene and man did they burst on to the scene in style. marking the anniversary with new music and new tour and co cominp special performance by da-da live in the loft. it's 10:36 now. ♪

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♪ 10:39 our next guest la based rock band who have been rocking stages for one quarter of a century. not trying to make you feel old guys. they leased debut album puzzle in the early '90's and the hit you just heard disneyland. all over the air waves. we are talking about the ground breaking tree ya da-da they're celebrating the 25th anniversary since the big debut marking this momentous occasion in big way with new music an new tour. last night the trio played the state theater in falls church ton night they're playing in norfolk but before they got out of town, we were able to convince them to rock the lot of on this music monday. here to perform they're classic hit song disney land please welcome da-da take it away. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ i just ran away from home now i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪ i just crashed my car again, now i'm going to disney land ". >> ♪ i just robbed a grocery store, i'm going disney land ♪ >> ♪ i just, i'm going to disney land ♪ >> come on. i'm going to disney land ♪ ♪

♪ justs to add fifth of gin, i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪ i just got comnd again, i'm going to disney land ♪ ♪ oh yeah, shot my gun into the night, i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪ i just saw a goodman die, i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪ come on. i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪

♪ row me out into the street, hitched a ride on a monkey's back, headed west into the blind, i'm going to disney land ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪ i'm going to disney land ♪ >> ♪ i'm going to disney land ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

[ applause ] thank you. >> sounded great. sounded good. great job, michael and joey and phil. thank for joining us today and thanks for coming in. it sounds bigger when you guys are here. it really does. >> thank you. i know that's always been going back to the day you guys one of the things that set you apart was good life shows always hustling doing ton of shows once you got up there they'd have to pry you off the stage because you would play forever, right? >> yes. we useed to two, two and a half hour shows. we're still up there around two hours right now. >> pretty solid. >> we're having more fun than ever actually. >> is that right. >> you get older and get more perspective haven't better time and let that small stuff, don't sweat it. >> first of all, let me ask you this

25 years, is that a compliment and hahn are in for band for 25 years or does it make you feel old to be like, yeah, we've been doing this with this band for 25 years? >> the longer you can do it the longer do you it. you don't want to stop playing. it's great to be out here 25 years. >> as long as you're going it's a great thing. >> we've been flipping off the president for 25 years. why stop now? >> when you look at things now, 25 years after you launched, musically do you look at even the stuff that you recorded that long ago, do you look at at it in a fresh way now? is everything a little little different now? >> we've always been a band that takes our three and a half minute songs and turns them into something completely different life. we like to play with each odd. we like to play music with each other that's how it started the started with 15 minute jam and things haven't changed that m much. you're still working into the two, two and a half hour shows. the longest you guys have been a part in the last 25 years about how long? >> maybe two years. >> took a couple years off? >> yeah. >> you can't really stay away

>> not really. we always come back it to. you can get away from it. >> tell me about the new music. what are you looking for now. >> we got a new single out a piece of vinyl. we went old school with it put it on wax. a lemon line vinyl single song called the blue bird on the a song and take me on the song on the lime side. so we have those available at chos. hard to buy physical music any more. you got to come see us and big one up at a gig. >> makes it even more special. >> it does exactly. >> still fun to play the new music for the crowd even if they say i want to hear diz knee land. >> they've been waiting for new stuff from us for wyche here it is. >> let's go become to the old before we come back to the new. >> sure. >> dis knee land which you just played that put you on the map. you've been doing stuff before that. is that a song that when you first put it out there you thought, this one is going to be catchy enough to catch on or was eight surprise for to you realize how big did we

>> it was definitely surprising how quickly it rose up the charts, and how quick everything happened. we weren't -- nobody is ever prepared 40. it was a hell of a lot of fun when it was happening. >> i'll bet it was. you've gone on and done songs for major major movies as well. great success there. you've done projects on your own. you got your own bands. did you real dollar blue man group for while too. >> i spent a couple of years in blue man group. i wasn't one of the blue men. you got to be 61 there. i was in the band, seven piece brand. really cool gig. >> really cool. >> do you take, whether you're in another band and bring it back into this band. >> yeah. >> is this band's identity locked in. >> no. in the middle of our show these two were in a great ban the last three or four years called seven horse they play couple of songs and the fans love it. >> that's awesome. >> it seems like our fans will follow us wherever we go which is really great. >> all right. i told you guys beforehand, these guys got me threw my marathon the first i ran amara thon i had play list

songs from puzzle was dim was on the play list. i listen every day when i was out running thank you guys forgetting through my first marathon i appreciate it. check out the new knew sick. dada will be back in norfolk tonight and hopefully you'll come back to good day dc again soon. >> thanks,. in appreciate it. >> 10:47 is the time coming up the wait is almost over. wendy returns to today and this morning we're sitting down with the always outspoken host for sneak peek at season nine. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪ sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever

♪ we promise to give you something to talk about. [ laughter ] >> ♪ >> the new season of wendy starts monday. ♪ >> the wait is almost over less than ten minutes season nine of wendy williams kicks off but before she takes the chair to dish on whole new batch of hot topics i got a chance to catch up with her. take a listen

>> here's wendy. >> i can't believe we've been on for nine years. we tweaked and done things as the years have moved on. but right now, i think we're in a good place. i humly appreciate everybody who watched and supported our show. we'll have the same thing on monday. every monday is going to be juicy hot topics. >> yes. >> ask wendy and, you know, shenanigans, yes. so monday for kick off of season nine will be nothing but hot topics no celebrities. then as the week rolls on on tuesday, eva longoria is here. wednesday rachel is here from the bachelorette along with her fiance' brian. their thursday karrueche tran is stopping by and friday escape is here to perform but also to t talk. and boot it what the on monday during hot topics i'm going to address my bikini pictures when i was on veigh ways with my husband. >> i was going to ask you about that. >> you'll have to watch monday that smink are

i'm not sure i care to talk about chris pratt and the girl what's her name. >> anna ferris. >> i'm not sure i care to talk about this. hot topics is about 25 minutes long and i can't talk about everything i got to pick and chews. i don't know what i'm going to talk about monday. >> okay. >> they give -- they give me a list of, you know, things to talk about and then i come with my own list of things that i want to talk about. >> um-hmm. >> and somehow, you know, we inter mingle everything. and then the show happens. but it's not, um, it's not a scripted show. >> yeah. >> so when i come out here when they say and here's wendy. and i come and sit down. you know... magic happens. that's what i will say when you sit down the magic happens. >> yeah. >> all new episodes of wendy right here on fox5 right after good day at 10a. she wouldn't dish on what she has on today but i

hart. >> i'm sure. >> that's going to be probably the number one thing she talks about. but nine years she's hit her stride comfortable in her skin and kudos to her. >> i wouldn't if it's still fun for her. >> she said it is. it's work but it's fun she loves doing it. her team has gotten all this inside information the hot topics team so they're kind of like a well oiled machine. >> like celebrity dish. >> exactly. >> kind of. >> when you're on top you got to work hard to stay that like we do here on good day d.c. >> did she ask you how you were doing. >> she did not. >> okay. >> that's funny you said that i think that's kind of getting played a little bit. don't you think. >> maybe she moved on from it. she doesn't do it as much any more. >> she doesn't have to. >> exactly. >> we all know how she's doing. very well. >> yes. >> all right. 10:53 is the time right now. checking the fox beat at this very moment, and while it was all about tv last night it was another big weekend for movies as well. this weekend audiences are once again in the mood for a good scare. the second week mend row a stephe

number one. it has taken in nearly $220 million in its first two weeks making it highest earning september release ever. now critics are raving about the horror flick. so it will definitely be one to watch for this halloween. america assassin finish in second place with 15 million and mother opens with 7.5 million. >> ew. >> that third place i thought mother was supposed to be the big movie. >> yeah. >> i thought the same. >> it was let down. it looks a little weird. >> maybe the whole like it's the most disturbing movie you'll ever watch. >> that's true. >> people getting up and walking out. >> maybe. >> it's bad -- >> people didn't want to go. >> what's the main character name? i don't want horror mo movie. >> jennifer's lawrence, savvier bardem. >> michelle pfeiffer. >> jennifer lawrence was saying how disturbing it was for her to play the character. i'm not watching that. >> you were throwing jennifer lawrence out there as your go to answer. >> if it's a m

>> i have some other entertainment news. to share with you as well, because michael who was the singer for dada we just saw chatting off stage he will soon be in embarking on his other job which he's done for awhile playing in the keifer sutherland band. >> oh, my gosh. >> hoping that keifer when they come back to d.c. michael and keifer can come back and hang with us. >> jack bauer in s in a band. >> wouldn't that be cool. >> he absolutely loves it, and whenever he's not filming he's out playing music. >> wow. >> i love keifer sutherland. >> we love when you tweet us as well. let's see what kind of action we're getting on monday. >> ♪ first up, that says -- amazing and hilarious take on the red carpet looks maureen and holly and paul. good day d.c. fashion police semis. oh, good. >> hold the way you fan out over celebrities skarsgard i don't feel so bad when i do it. keep on fanning out.

yup. our new digs will be really really nice. >> none of us will be will. >> whoa! >> whoa! >> dow did you have a separate meeting. >> grumpy cat what happened to you. >> did you have a separate meeting we don't know all about. >> we're trying to get our parking spaces and here you are being grum fee. >> they talked to us about our offices. jay clemons on good day dc. jake was great and support hit am jamming java tomorrow night. >> jake clemons sounded great. keep that up. >> i'm clearly not a millennials because i have no clue what these dating terms mean. >> i broke it down for you. >> good lord hold physical i need the stars to date i'll stick with stars and football. >> never bad options. >> all right. >> i think that might be it. let's bring in grumpy cat tucker over here. >> i'm not grumpy cat. >> what was the little equip you made. >> it's five years away. i'm hoping to have job five weeks from now. >> come on now. >> honestly. >> the next five seconds may determine that. >> hopefully i get the forecast.

security. 81 this afternoon guys. there might be sprinkle or shower but mostly just be warm and sticky today and tomorrow. jose is to our east. >> job security. one more day. see ya tomorrow.

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>> i'll be honest, i don't like vacations. news is breaking. it drives me crazy. i got to get back to you. the "wendy" show is a lifestyle. it's not something you invent. it's something you are. season nine is going to be spectacular. thank you for waiting. finally, it's show time! turn on the lights. let's go. >> from new york city, it's the "wendy williams" show. ♪ >> now, here's wendy! [cheering ]