♪ straight ahead, double trouble. hurricane maria making landfall in the carribbean overnight as powerful category five storm. now it's set setting its sightsn puerto rico some and other islands already hard hit by i irma. at the same time jose is still making waves off the east coast. we're tracking all the trouble spots. a family is questioning the use of lethal force after police shoot and kill an alleged teen hostage taker. i'm melanie alnwick in prince william county. president trump taking the world stage. today he'll deliver his first address to the un general assembly it's a group he criticized on the campaign tr trail. today he can choose his words more carefully than make a call to action. and later a burgundy and gold star taking the season

to decide if football is still in his future. the new shocking to fans of the team. we'll have more on the decision a little later. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ life is good. >> right. >> i mean just pinch me, joe walsh was just here. >> this job, this job, sometimes you just -- i was just saying, i came in to do the good day tease joe wal sr. just sitting there just chilling. joe walsh. okay. pinch us all. good day d.c. it's 9:01 on this tuesday, september 19th. we are on cloud nine for sure. >> maureen, legends in the loft. that's how we roll here. >> that's what we do. >> on good day. right? >> it's a great tuesday. indeed. speaking of football, though, some trouble with the turf here in d.c. several artificial fields have been shut down this season after testing showed they pose a safety risk. our bob barnard will join us live with all those details coming up.

9:00 o'clock, though, more trouble in the tropics. some islands just not catch break when it comes to hurricanes. next large one looming large right now hurricane maria hammered the small carribbean island of dominica last night and this morning causing major damage and flooding. fluctuate add little bit in strength but back holding steady. cat five now barreling toward puerto rico the virgin islands. places that are still reeling from their hit by irma. two weeks ago. officials say the island could take a direct hit. got glanced by maim. for more on the path storm's path and power let's check any tucker. >> worst case scenario for puerto rico over the next 24 hours. now we're looking at us virgin islands and puerto rico up next here with a category five hurricane on the doorstep, and because of the path it's taking right across the island i would expect there's going to be widespread devastation in puerto rico in the next 24 to 36 hours. there's your lates

category five hurricane. it did fluctuate little bit overnight as it passed over dominica with mountain areas there. it tour at the center of circulation a little bit now back over very warm waters and unfortunately here looking very very healthy. all right. maximum winds 160 miles an hour moving off to the west northwest at nine that pressure low. 933 millibars. what can we expect? here's maria's wind track. the darker red the core of the strongest winds will be and in some cases the winds will be gusting to about 170 plus miles per hour later tonight early tomorrow. you can see the core of shows strongest winds expected to go right over puerto rico including san juan there in the next 24 hours. locally we're dealing with jose. quickly 72 degrees here in and we will have fringe impacts with jose which we will talk about coming up in a couple of minutes along with tropical air around here but maria the big story of the day again maximum winds 160 miles an hour. that's

remain a very strong hurricane as it moves across puerto rico and impacts the us virgin island the next 24 hours time. all right. guys, toss it back to you. >> thank you very much, tucker. 9:04 is the time. as maria slash the tiny island of dough minute any cat prime minister roosevelt scar rhett took to social media to share first hasn't his harrowing experience his messages on facebook gave people a glimpse how scary the storm was. he began the night with this the winds are merciless we shall survive by the grace of god. an hour later, certainly no sleep for anyone in dough minute any k i believe my residents may have sustained some damage. then this. rough, rough, rough. my roof is gone. i'm at the complete mercy of the hurricane, house is flooding. an hour later, this poe. i have been rescued. the prime minister says that his greatest fear this morning is that there will be news of injuries and deaths possibly from mudslides broht

rain. >> so scary. state of emergency is already in effect as maria takes aim at puerto rico now. evacuations have also already begun in the virgin islands. at the same time jose continues to make waves off the east coast. mike thomas here with those details. mike, unbelievable. >> unbelievable. it has been guys no other way to put it super busy hurricane season. busiest probably since 2005 h here. it's not over just yet either. we have two storms out there and now some of these places that are just kind of starting to clean up from irma are going to have to start that process all over again. hurricane maria which reached powerful category five hurricane status on monday now threatening places like puerto rico as well a number of island in the eastern carribbean. many of which were just devastated by hurricane irma. >> the bahamas is in in the process of process of

from three devastates storms now preparing for another. we are in the projected path of hurricane maria. ahead of storm puerto rico governor declared a state of emergency as maria could hit puerto rico directly on wednesday. hurricane warnings have been issued for the u.s. and british virgin island. closer to home hurricane jose is now moving north off the u.s. eastern coastline. it is not expected to make landfall but jose has been prompting tropical storm watches and warnings from long island up into new england. >> did you plan on jose? we did not. we planned to be here since january. so we -- we were taking a ga gamble. >> in some areas, jose has already been causing dangerous surf. flooding and rip currents. keeping some lifeguards on duty even after labor day. >> the rip tides have been really really vicious. >> i would stay out of the water today. >> now in rhode island five people already

after being knocked off a coastal jetty by high surf from jose and the new york city area could see cove al flooding as well as strong wind and rain from jose starting later on tonight possibly lasting all the way into wednesday. so guys busy hurricane season and it rolls on. by the way we're only a little halfway through it. >> oh, goodness. >> mike thomas, thanks. >> thanks much. meanwhile fairfax county virginia task force one is busy in puerto rico preparing for maria's arrival. this is picture of the team boarding up a building. task force engineers also tweeted this picture inspecting critical infrastructure around the island. the team's k9 searched through rubble pile at a national guard facility. >> talked with one much their chiefs last hour. they say you just prepare for the worst. they say they have a safe place to ride it out but you never know what you're getting yourself into. >> that's what they're there. typically they go down after the stom. they're in the thick of it. wishing them the best as their

let's just leave it at that with all the hurricanes we've had. the other big story the president speech to the un general assembly coming up soon. >> the president is expected to focus on the boiling tensions between the us and north korea and also the iran nuclear deal while he struck a cord with many conservatives during the campaign where he railed against the un, you'll recall that, he may choose his words carefully today trying to nudge member nations into action. >> the president's motorcade will once again whisk him through new york today to the united nations. he has already spent time there making nice to world leaders. even praising the fundamental ideals behind the un. >> the united nations was fo founded on truly noble goals. >> but at the same time the president will push the un on north korea trying to rat kell up pressure on dictator kim jong-un and iran and whether that country is living up to the terms of its nuclear agreement. and then there is the un general itself. what some see as an organization that has grown

something even the un secretary general acknowledges. >> someone recently asked what keeps me up at night. and my answer was simple. bureau crass see. >> who foots the bill for all of that? largely the united states contributing more than a fifth of the un's budget each year. far beyond any other country. president trauma wop not be the first president to real again the bureaucracy and he probably won't it's last because some who have spent time around the un had their doubts. >> i wish him all the best. i don't think it's going to happen. i've watched these efforts for 25 years or more. and the effect overall has been negligencable. >> the president may strike an on the mystic tone at the un during his address already he spoken of what he sees as tremendous potential of the un and of course you can catch that speech streaming on fox5 d.c. did the com along with our facebook and youtube channels coming up in the 10:00 o'clock hour. >> in the meantime the secret service stretched thin protecting the president and his family now some people sayg

more. according to the new york times, donald trump, jr., gave up his protect to have more privacy agents were apparently were reluctant to do so it's his choice. not clear if the secret service will continue to protect his family. kellyanne conway apparently chose to end her secret service protection. >> back here at home a prince william county family devastated after police shot and killed their 15-year-old son. it happened during a standoff at the family's home last friday. now they're speaking out about that incident calling it an example of police brutality. fox5's melanie alnwick live in manassas with more on this developing story. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. so we learned there were no body warn cameras on the officer that is were responded to this 911 call. prince william county police are supposed to roll those out to the entire force by the end of this year. later today, actually a little while this morning, we also are going to find out from commonwealth attorney paul ebert if he believes that this shooting was justified. that word is somhi

really tough for the teen's family to hear. >> it's horrible. we just grieving him and we just came from cremation just a few minutes ago. and for just someone come out and said, oh, it's justified. goodbye. no, no, you can't say goodbye. a family has been destroyed. we'll never have a life. >> reporter: prince william county police respond to do 911 call friday morning someone inside the house on hartzell hill lane said the teen had a bomb strapped to his chest and was holding a family member hostage. police reported that they encountered the young man in front of the home. they said he had a crowbar in hand. started coming toward police aggressively and ignored multiple commands to stop. he was shot in the upper body and died in front of his home. no explosives were found. now the teen's family says he was on the honor role. he enjoyed tae kwon do and skateboarding they told us as far as they

under the influence of drugs or alcohol. we did ask about the boy's mental state but they declined to comment on that. the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave and we have just been able to confirm from commonwealth attorney paul ebert's office he will have some sort of announce many at 10:30 this morning. live in manassas, i'm nel me alnwick fox5 local news. >> mel, thank you for that. >> look for more updates again before the show is over. coming up, george michael you know him, you loved him one of dc's most beloved sportscasters ever this morning we're learning more about this life behind the camera. emotional new book penned by his own daughter cindy michael will join us life coming up and we'll chat with her. >> first, they can as if sports weren't dangerous enough already, now some d.c. fields are shut down because of turf troubles. bob barnard will join us live with those details coming up next. 9:12 is your time. you're watching the number one good day d.c. ♪

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♪ trouble with a turf. nearly a dozen artificial turf fields in the district have been either closed or are on limited use. now this comes after testing reveal the fields are so hard they pose a safety risk. now many parents are wondering why schools didn't fix this problem sooner.

an elementary school with that dangerous turf. i swear, bob, one more thing for parents to worry about. >> reporter: exactly. not just skinned knee, maybe a banked noggin. we're on r streetnew dupont circle much this is ross elementary school. you see kids are outside playing here this morning. the issue is the green turf field. it look like carpeting you've seen these. these artificial fields here. this one and at least three others at three other d.c. elementary schools have been deemed too hard. the surfaces don't meet the standards. i want to show i was sign they posted here. this field is still open for the students but they have a notice here. it says it recently failed an impact or hardness test to that men's there's increased risk of injury in the event of a fall on this field. basically saying contact sports are prohibited. but the kids are still allowed to play out here. weren't want to show you video tape from jannie element will he school that's up near tenley town. that surf field is closed as is the field at

school. tubman is the fourth elementary school that apparently the city will pay up to a million dollars to replace the turf field there is. we've spoken to a parents group that says there are 11 fields throughout the city that have been deemed too hard or unsafe. parents at jannie tell thus the principal sent them a letter in august telling them that their field would be closed while it's being replaced. most parents tell us they're upset because they feel the school system and district's department of general services responsible for maintaining the fields deliberately with hell the test results from parents when they first became available this past spring. >> the timing is really what was the biggest frustration, because, um f it was known last spring, um, there was a lot of down time during the summer, and at this point it's impacted the practices, a lot of teams use the fields for practice even outside of the school use, so, um, that's the biggest frustration i think from par parents. >> we really know very little about what's in artificial tur

they find a wide range of very toxic materials including materials that can cause children to have attention deficit problems, can exacerbate asthma or obesity, and can even in the long run cause cancer. these fields can also be dangerous because they get very very hot in the summertime and you know in washington it can get very sunny and very hot. >> reporter: now she's with the national center for health research talking about those turf fields like you see at mckinley tech. the field at mckinley tech was closed a time now reopened because of those little bits of rubber that are in the astro turf that lady you just heard from and others feel may be harmful as well. at the elementary schools, it's just the shock proof factor, guys, that these fields need to be softened up, and the folks here we just spoke to the head of the pta here. she was telling us that they've en

needs to be more testing done here that they haven't heard that this field is going to be replaced as is the case over at jannie and eaton for sure. guys. >> all right. bob barnard we'll stay on top of this story and bring you the latest developments. 9:19 is the time. coming up little bit later on, kevin sets down one of the newest king man the wonderful the lovely the talented, highly intelligent halle berry. first look at erin's sit down with jake gyllenhaal as well. [ laughter ] >> first though allison what are you working on. >> didn't seem fair right there. i'm just saying. didn't seem fair. >> life is not fair, allison. life is not fair. >> in the headlines protesting break out on the campus of pa good tech after a police involved shooting that left a student leader dead. plus important news for iphone users who want to upgrade but not drop thus san bucks for a new device and later, early contender for the worst halloween costume of 2017. it's near and dear to us that's all i'm going to say, gang. we'v g

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21 year scout schultz was fatally shot by campus police after refusing to drop 95. last night's protest coincided with a planned vigil for schultz. prosecutors are seeking a additional jail time for oscar pistorius the double amputee olympic runner was convict the in the murder of his girlfriend receive is a steenkamp much he's currently serving out six year prison sentence but prosecutors say that's too lenient. they're now trying to add nine years to his sentence. pistorius shot his girlfriend multiple times at his home on valentine's day in 2013. he says he thought she was an intruder. new efforts to find gang violence in montgomery county. county executive ike leg get asking for nearly a million dollars to hire more police officers and prosecutors to target gangs. this comes after at least 18 gang related homicides in the county in the past two years. he says he wants to have a team going after gang leadership by tracking their social media and trying to stop

they happen. there's good news for iphone users. today apple is releasing its ios11 update. the new update will add a smarter serrie and improved control center for quickly tweaking settings and support for august menned reality apps. the new software will run on all of its latest i phones and i pads. bad news for me and women you have an iphone five or older you're out of luck. finally, are you ready to see what's really good for hall halloween. apparently it's fake news. a fake news dress is set to be the hottest sexy halloween costume this year. provided by online retailer yandi. it will set you back $55. don't be surprised if pictures of friends wearing this flood your timeline next month and early contender for worst costume in our opinion of 2017. we got to stand up for this. >> we got to wear -- >> it's just bad. without evenhe

spec it's just bad. it's a stupid costume. >> an excuse to wear a short dress for halloween. >> sexy fake news. >> that's right. >> all about being sexy. > we're on to you. >> al, thank you. coming up author cindy michael opens up about her tumultuous with her sports machine father george michael in her new book the sportscaster daughter. she'll join us were live with those details coming up. >> we're counseling down to the start of fall with summer like weather. tucker barnes back with a check of the seven day coming up next. fresh at 10:00 a.m. stephen colbert has been soaring with the late show but his political take on the emmys may have back fire. the numbers are out and it looks like sean spicer was wrong again. plus, if you thought we had an epic music monday you just wait. special live performance from let usie we're we're also sitting down wayman who toll us we're beautiful. more than a decade ago. james blunt will join us live in the loft. and then later, don't call it a come back. no, no, no. former top chef kwame is getting ready for

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cravens play or. no he's out for the end tear season. >> the 22-year-old is now on the redskins reserve left squad list and this decision isn't really a surprise to the fans because cravens had actually left the team just before week one of the season and said he was contemplating retirement. that's because last season he suffered a concussion that left him with vision problems some and on the injuries as well. cravens still has three more years left on his contract with the redskins. >> the team said in a statement that they hope cravens uses his time away to reflect on whether he wants to continue his nfl career next year. meanwhile there's an outpouring of support for crave sense on social media. fans took to twitter to send his best wishes on his recovery. as a true fan of the skins and yours take your time. football is just a game. another said, hope things work out in the best possible way. do what's best for you and yo yours. >> and this fan is he, come back and coach. >> wisdom i don't know how the contract language work it seems like from the decisions we've seen so far his decision has been to leave the skins, trying to keep him in in some way because i

right for a few inquiries. if he retires though, once you retire can you come back. >> once you retire you're done. you're free and clear. >> of that contract? >> of that contract. they own your rights until the contract -- if it's three more years they own his rights he can retire but if he comes back win that three years period. >> he has to come back for the skins. >> to the skins or they can release him or trade him. that's what happens with marshawn lynch he retired with the seahawks. when he came back they traded him to oakland. >> is anyone else disturbed by what the skins put out the statement. it made it seem like he needs to get his act together. maybe i'm reading it wrong. it seems a little callus. >> knowing they hold his rights. they're just saying do your thing. because they know if he does come back. that's why i was questioning it because i didn't know if they were trying to say, like, stay with us. don't go play for another team. >> right. >> if they have his rights th then -- >> they have his rights. >> get your health ready to go and your head in the right place. if that's what you wanted to come back. if it's not then live your lif

him to come back, right. >> that's the feeling i get. >> that's the feeling i get. okay. >> yeah. >> all right. let's head on down to tucker barnes very busy weather day. tropics keeping an eye all those hurricanes churning and our weather looking pretty good for us. >> yeah, i mean not bad when you consider we got jose just to our east and of course maria not too far away down to our south and east. very busy in the tropics and we're dealing with the fringe effects of that this morning. 72 here in the city to start your day. someone in quantico. north and west we haven't had whole lot in the way of cool weather lately. this morning off to the north and west overnight lows back in the 60s. still 69 dulles. 68 hagerstown. so with jose just off to our east, we're dealing with a tropical air mass in place and we'll -- you'll feel that this afternoon with cloud cover and the humidity and the daytime highs about 80. all right. locally, we'll go partly sunny today. we've had sunshine early get a little more sun later today, but as the influence of this system gets a little closer we'll have some cloud cover and potential for a few showers across the

region. you can see the showers that have broken out across the lower eastern shore and parts of the delaware at this hour. this is sort of the outer bands of hurricane jose. still minimal hurricane, maximum winds 75 miles an hour. this is not the beast that ma row ya is it's still a hurricane and has large area of precipitation there. the worst of this storm will be to our north up into southern new england parts of long island they've got tropical storm watches and warnings at this hour and they'll have to deal with beach erosion and in fact potentially beach erosion along the lower eastern shore as well as this system will be slow mover. all right. future cast this just want to show i was few of the showers may track into our region mid to late afternoon there we are at 5:00 o'clock showing outer band of light rain showers across the region. we'll keep a shower in the forecast today. we shall be much quieter by tomorrow morning and as we get into thursday and friday. we'll end summer on a very warm note around here with high temperatures expected to be well into the 80s right through the weekend. all right. let's get down to ma row yacht big story of the day.

ca as i've been mentioning all morning firing on all cylinders unfortunately this is another very very strong hurricane. this was a couple of hours ago. they flew hurricane hunter in and they found a peak wind of 167 miles per hour there in the eye wall and unfortunately there's nothing stopping this hurricane from maintaining that very strong intensity as it approaches puerto rico. interestingly puerto rico has not been hit by a lot of strong hurricanes in recent years. last one to clip the island was hugo if you might remember that back in 1989. before that you got to get back in 19 30's. san juan has really and puerto rico not had to deal with the direct impacts of a major hurricane in quite sometime and i'm afraid this one could do a lot of damage to puerto rico over the next 24 hours. there you go. forecast to track right across puerto ricco and towards the bahamas by the end of the forecast peer. right now, long term guidance wants to take out to sea. we'll keep our finger crossed that happens. we'll have to watch

maria next week. for us 82 today and we'll heat it up very warm for this time of year by wednesday, thursday and first day of fall on friday with highs well into the 80s. but gorgeous looking week tone look forward, too guys as we get into the weekend much that's the latest in the weather world. i'll give you updates of maria as i get them. >> steve, back to you. >> part of a book about a d.c. legend it is called the sportscaster's daughter and it shines a light on the tumultuous relationship between famed sportscaster and dj george michael legendary of course here in d.c. and his daughter cindy. cindy opens up about the bitter custody battle between her father and mother that ended with her father raising her and her siblings but she also details her father's legendary temper including the time he told her to never come home again. and how she was forced to survive financially and emotionally and secret 78 watched her father on tv when she missed him. red book magazine named it one of the best book of 2016 and received a reader's favorite award and cindy j

the loft to talk about the book and growing up as the sportscaster's daughter. >> cindy, thanks for um coming in this morning it's great to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we can say tumultuous. you lived the life. how do you begin to describe the relationship you had with your father? >> it was bad. it was good. half my life he was a wonderful father and we were super close and half my life he just chose not to be art par of it. >> which part do you remember now? >> um, the good times. got times because i think that was the core of him. i mean imagine in 1970 what man, what father would ever get custody and not just custody, sole custody of three little children. so the way he was is that so as a father then is how i choose to remember him. it's also how i choose to parent my own children. >> so those lessons that were instilled in you as young girl, that's what you take away host from the relationship? >> yes. >> that you had with your dad. >> yeah. he's an over achieving perct

i do try to tone down the perfect any of the side a little bit. he's a super hard worker, and he taught me and my children to dream big, i mean he was the sun of a butcher in st. louis. i don't think he ever imagined he would achieve the fame or the success that he did. >> but the over achieving desire, the hard working, that also essentially led to the down fall in the relationship thud with your father. he was working so much and doing so much. >> yes, it did. i also think sadly we repeat the lessons from our family that we don't understand. so his -- i mean it's a very rich family story. his father had four wives. um, and he had an older sister that was disowned when he was a child. now, pop or my father's father made peace with the sister that was disowned before he died. so i kind of assumed we would repeat the same family pattern but i don't think my father ever could confront that pain from his childhood. th

bury the past and when you're working 80 hours a week, there's no time for reflection. you have to be always on your game, in the public eye. who needs a teenage daughter that's questioning things? >> in the public eye that might be the case. but as a father, in his mind that probably wasn't the case. did you feel like -- i'm sorry this is not storybook ending to this story when it came to the relationship between you and your father. did you -- i know you reach out to him. did you feel like at some point you would be able to break through and be able to reconcile like you would hope that you would? >> yes. i believed that. and there were signs towards the end so he did mention me in an interview two years before he died with my my name spelled correctly cindy with an i. i know he was thinking about me. i think probably after all those years maybe he doubted that i would forgive him or that i even still loved him, which i clearly did. so i think he ran out of t

would have gotten to that piece and i do think the storybook ending may be has to come after. if you met me on the street today, you would have thought i had a betty crocker up bringing i live a charmed life. two wonderful kids who have dreamed big, wonderful husband, and so i take the good that my father taught me. >> i want to ask you while we take look at some of the things you brought in here. of course, copies of your book but the jacket from what year was this jacket? >> this is from 19 -- early 1987 or late 1986. >> okay. >> there is a scene about this jacket in the book. it's a bittersweet jacket. because i got one and my brother did not. >> ut-oh. >> yeah. >> you brought photos, too. >> yes. >> i know for myself, growing up wow without cable tv, i learned about your father long before i came to d.c. because that was my espn of the day. i think so many people across the country had said, and i would stay up late on sunday night to be able to see w

fact i had that, i knew george michael long before i knew anything else about washington, d.c. so that legacy was out there. but now hearing the story behind it, it really -- it's hard to balance that i guess. the heavy workload and the family life as well. >> i hope not, steve. i hope -- people who read the book have told me it made my father seem more human but did he pay price with his fame. >> what's the lesson, then, that you can pay forward to other people about that finding that balance between launching maintaining a career, working hard, theoretically providing for the family but also for yourself and maintaining that balance with the family? >> yeah. so for sure, think about letting go of your anger. don't hold on to grudges. forgiveness is important. and it's never too late to heal from those childhood hurts. and to reconcile. >> your father brought decades of joy to so many people here in the washington area and across the country. the book is fascinating cindy thanks so much for putting down

your stories and for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> appreciate it. thanks much. back over to you guys. >> thanks, steve. appreciate it. 9:39 is the time right now. let's talk about movies much the king's man they need help from their north american friends in the new sequel to the golden circle. kevin will join us live from london with the lovely the talented the spectacularly beautiful and supremely gracious actor halle berry after the break. plus we got a sneak peek erin como sitting down with jake gyllenhaal. him, too. yeah. there's erin como. back in a moment. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ come on. >> let's get started. ♪ >> going to save the world. >> absolutely. >> ♪ >> king man the golden circle. >> what do these do. >> hand grenade. >> nice to be working with an agent who knows what he's doing. >> rated r in theaters. >> can't wait to see. clip from king man two the golden circle. it's an r rated comic book action comedy and a sequel to the 2015 hit starring taryn, and colin firth and

you know halle berry is in this. >> yeah. i'm just letting ya'll know. i'm giving you the facts. you make your own decision. the british secret agents they teamed up with their american counterparts and that's where halle berry and some other actors by the name of jeff bridges, channing tatum and pedro pasquale stop step in. kevin got a chance to sit down with the cast over the week mend london and that's where he joins us now live. >> kev, iolite save you the time. don't talk about anybody other than halle berry. >> i know. by the way, wisdom,, good morning to you guys. i'm in london and, yes, i did interview the cast of kinks man wisdom i do want to say halle berry was asking about you. she was wondering where you were. she was just wondering why you haven't called her in all this time. so -- >> kevin, tell her i'll get at her some other time. i'll i'm a little busy. i'll talk to you later. >> the wife and kids keep him busy. >> playing it smooth. >> too busy for halle berry. >> she was amazing she looked incredible when i did the interview with her. she was sitting in the same room with pedro pasquale that n

believe we have a photo of him from game of thrones. he played a character, very big character the so. came in season four. so in this interview, i did ask how halle berry if she was a game of thrones fan and they joke about that a little bit. first, element in this film her character who works with the states man as you mentioned she's on the american side of the kinks man element, and she really wants to get into the action herself, but she keeps being denied that element. she's behind the scenes kind of technological brain yack person that works behind the scenes for the statesman. i wanted to ask her as an actor when she first started were there things she wanted to do that she was denied in regards to getting roles. watch this. >> ♪ >> welcome to statesman. >> your american cousins will be working side by side. >> let's get started. >> there's a moment in the film you talk about how your character gin

in the field don some action. >> yes. >> you say that you've been denied. you haven't been able to do that yet. i'm curious as acts i feel like it's interesting to look at the business. there roles that you wanted to play at an earlier stage in your career that you were like told you can't do that and then eventually it happened for you? >> i was told i couldn't do everything. >> yeah. >> me too. >> a woman of color. it was just a bunch of nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, not you. nope, nope, nope. no. >> yeah. >> same for me. >> you hear that no, no, no all the time. what does that do to you. >> actors get no all the time. >> gets you an oscar. >> that's part of it. that thick skin and that tenacity and that desire to win and to, you know, not take no for an answer. i think that's all part of it. i don't know any actor that is haven't experienced that. >> ♪ you've got brains,

skipping rope. ♪ it's alas so. >> whatever. >> considering you have alas so, i just can't help but think you and wonder woman fighting. how cool that would be. any idea how that would go down knowing wonder woman obviously playing the character you played. how would that fight scene go down. >> i feel like wonder woman would play with agent whiskey like a cat does with like the corpse of a mouse. [ laughter ] >> i feel like that's how that would go down. >> that would be maze to go watch that. >> yeah. >> i really want to see that. >> i think i would literally put myself in a fetal position and let her pat me around. >> are you game of thrones fan? >> i'm more of a narcose fan. >> oh. >> i just got to tell you the truth. got to shoot you straight. >> you haven't seen kidnapped. >> you need to watch game of thrones. >> i need to watch game of thrones. game of thrones has gone too far. i'd have to go back too too far. >> eight seasons. >> y

you'll start when you're ready. >> where do you come in. that's where i want to start. >> season four. >> i think you shall start at season one. >> i can. >> you have to. >> i can't. >> but you have to. >> i'll start at four. >> no you can't. >> yes, i am. you're going to tell me everything from one to four and i'll start from four on. >> all right. so that was kinks man the golden circle hal it berry and pedro paschall. more from my interviews the star of the franchise. i just interviewed margo robbie here in london i'll have interview when i get back in studio. tomorrow you'll have jackie chan star of the new lego film. stay tuned for that. great to see you guys. i'll love you guys from london i'll see you back in studio. i didn't hear a word you said once halle berry started talking. >> halle berry and margo robbie you're killing both of us, kev. >> wow. >> i'd like to see the first cangs man. >> i really want to see this one. >> it was good. by the way the kinks man the golden

hell lay berry hits theaters on friday. >> she's not on the marquis. >> they don't want people to get the wrong idea about the magnanimous performance she's about to give. >> write down all the adjectives that describe halle berry. see how that long that list g gets. supercalifragilisticexpialidoci. >> she was flirting with that other duty dude. she was. >> it's all part of the acting. >> it was the act zen sent. keep working on yours. >> i have british act enter sent. >> that's in one halle says stop talking. >> exactly. >> that play noose your favor. >> we can talk about game of thrones. >> no, no, no. let's talk about this one. of course that's not only new movie hitting theaters thick weaned. yesterday erin got a chance to sit down the new drama stronger and she's here to tills all about it. >> it's going to be hard to top halle berry with jake guillen shawl. speak for yourself. it tells the true story of boston marathon bombing sir jeff bowman even if you don't remember his name, you definitely know

the graphic associated press photo of jeff being rush from the finish line by the so-called man in the cowboy hat was one of the most iconic movies -- scene that is from attack and in the movie as well. it came to represent the spirit of the city boston strong. but that was just the beginning of jeff's journey. it's a story he do you meaned in his new book stronger. now it's a new movie starring jake gyllenhaal as couple amputee. yesterday i got a chance to sit down with jake and the real life reluctant hero he plays on the big screen much here's a little sneak peek. >> even though i cried during the trailer, i laughed a lot more than i thought i would during the movie. >> that's nice. i think that's jeff in essence is, you know, when i first read the script i was laughing so much more than i thought i would because he has such a great sense of humor and such positive spirit. i think a lot of what got him through this whole thing. and so it was important for that to be a part of it but the reality of it is, also,

us, and they're relationship and all the complexities of it, you know, you can't really feel the joy if you also don't feel that pain, even feel you can't have one without the other in this movie you have both. i think you laugh along the way, too. >> i also talk to the stars about how they cep the movie so authentic right down to the casting and what's next for both jeff and jake. you can catch the full sit down interview tomorrow right here on good day d.c. i'll tell was, i only had about five minutes with them, but i wish i had longer. that's one of the best movies i've seen in really long time inn really end garage you to see it. >> right. does he still off the creepy vibe in this movie he's off the hero status pretty well. >> he pulls off the hear row status. he nails the boston act sent. the mannerisms of jeff seeing them sit next to each other he replicates and he spent a ton of time with him and his family frying to get the vibe of his live down and you can tell on screen for sure. >> more tomorrow. thanks erin. >> it's 9:51. we will be right back with more good

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>> is fair to put kevin and halle berry in the same sen sentence. >> it's really not. >> how about hell lay berry and anybody nel sentence. >> to you that. we've got quite the lineup for you. we got led dizzy a popular musician a so you full sound she'll perform in the loft. this is huge, people. >> and james blunt will perform tonight with ed sheeran and tomorrow night at the verizon center. which is not the name any more. right? >> what's it called. >> capital one arena. >> what i meant to say. before he performs tonight he's coming and visiting us in the loft. i know we'll sit down and chat with him. >> have him come back tomorrow, bring ed. why not? >> we'll be eating. chef kwame back in the house dishing about his new restaurant down at the wharf. it will be delicious. cannot wait to see and that taste the goods. we're back. 10a back after this.

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we are part of a rhythm nation. >> can we do the dance move? [ laughter ] >> chef kwame bringing it down in here. >> he's going to cook and do a dance routine. >> i often dance in the kitchen. do you not. >> of course i dance in the kitchen. >> exactly. >> it goes with the food. >> throw on a little spice. do little spin. >> this is why you are all good with me. that's right. >> that's what's going on. >> he's here because he's going to do something special today. this is the biggest shrimp we've ever seen in our lives right here. >> from louisiana. >> from louisiana. >> i'll go with that. i'll go with that. i'll take the ten on the top. when i come back. >> exciting thing chef kwame opening a place on the wharf. >> yes. >> brand new development. >> we'll talk about that. >> name it later. >> we'll visit with you just minute. >> i'll be here. >> you'll be cooking. we'll pay our bills over here. [ laughter ] >> thanks chef. >> you're welcome. >> come on holly, work it out. rhythm nation. >>

[ laughter ] >> with the jacksons you have to put a kaboom. >> sound effect in there. >> woo-hoo. >> you guys dance. he can cook and i'll be happy. minute past the hour. >> all right. welcome to good day at 10a. it is two minutes past the hour. before we check what's trending, allison she's back with a check of what else is making headlines this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. i'm loving the dance pear, ladies. i love it. checking out the headlines though. first up we are tracking major trouble in the tropics this morning. hurricane maria fluctuating in strength overnight but now it has regained power and once again maria is a category five storm over night she hit the small carribbean island of dominica causing widespread damage there. country's prime minister roosevelt scar ret giving first hand accounts of his harrowing experience now the hurricane is take aim at the u.s. err tone of puerto rico. it hit nearly two weeks ago you'll remember by hurricane irma but officials say the island could take a

and it will likely be worse than irma. president donald trump just arrived at the united nations ahead of his address before the general assembly. the president set to speak around 10:30 this morning. we'll stream his address on our fox5 d.c. facebook page. the president will outline his america first ideology and is expected to push the un on north korea. he'll also discuss the iran nuclear agreement. back here at home now, a prince william county family says they're devastated after police shot and killed their 1584 old son during a standoff at the family's home last fr friday. all righty. we are -- we told you that the president was in new york. we told you that the president was there before addressing the united nations. and i will head back upstairs to the proceedings now. >> all right. allison let's listen in. this is the president right now just getting there. hasn't really started speaking yet. we're expecting him to do i believe it's between 10: a

here he is about to speak. let's listen in to president donald trump as he addresses the un central as gem blee in new york. >> mr. secretary general, mr. president, world leaders, and distinguished delegates, welcome to new york. it is profound ho honor to stand here in my home city as representative of the american people to address the people of the world. as millions of our citizens continue to suffer the effects of the devastating hurricanes that have struck our country, i want to begin by expressing my appreciation to every leader in this room who has offered assistance and aid. the american people are strong and resilient and they will emerge from these hardships more determinedha

fortunately, the united states has done very well since election day last novemb november 8th. the stock market is at an al all-time high. a record. unemployment is at its lowest level in 16 years and because of our regulatory and other ref reforms, we have more people working in the united states today than ever before. companies are moving back cr creating job growth the likes of which our country has not seen in a very long time. it has just been announced we will be spending almost $700 billion on our military and defense. our military will soon be the strongest it has ever been. for more than 70 years, in times

nations, movements and religions have stood before this assembly like them i intend to address some of the very serious threats before us today. but also the knee enormous potential waiting to be unleashed. we live in a time of extraordinary opportunity. break throughs in science, technology and medicine are curing illnesses and solving problems that prior generations thought impossible to solve. but each day also brings news of growing dangers that threaten everything we cherish and value. terrorists and extremists have gathered strength and spread to every region of the planet. rogue regimes represented in this body not only support terrorists but threaten other nations and their o

with the most destructive weapons known to humanity. authority and authority january powers seek to collapse the values, the systems and all alliances that prevented conflict and tilted the world toward freedom since world war ii. international criminal networks, traffic drugs, weapons, people, forced dislocation and mass migration, threaten our borders -- >> president john donald trump addressing the un general assembly for the first time in his presidency. we want to keep this going but we want to continue with the show as well if you want to keep watching we're streaming this on fox5 facebook page. our facebook page that is. head there to listen to the president but we do hope you stay with us as we continue with good day at 10a. all right. 10:07. it's time to check what trending

holly you got that. >> it appears the latest red carpet event did not meet its expectation with tv audiences. rating for the prime time emmy awards were not worse than last year but also not much better. the viewer ship last year's emmys had the low ever for the emmys and this year's award show did not do much to reverse that decline. here's look at the number according to nielsen. 11.4 wants the award show this past sunday the same as the 11.3 million that watched last year. >> i think you have to take it a year -- this year you can't -- people didn't realize halfway through the show this is amazing show let me turn it on. buzz came after it was over maybe for next year get the big bump you can credit this year. >> i forgot it was on. didn't see ads for it. i think maybe gnaw may minority i just forgot it was on. >> i think they're probable system also that faction of people that thought it was going to be political and if you don't want to watch that, you might have chosen not to, but i think maybe the more general couldn't sense suss

shows have become irrelevant. they're not the tune in they used to be for me. >> exactly. >> back in the day four or five of them a year. now it's one every other week. >> it feels like it. >> all the same. >> yeah. >> let us know what you think. if you watched, why did you watch? if you didn't watch, why didn't you? or did it not even cross your mind? [ laughter ] >> #gooddaydc. >> personally i chose sunday night football. >> so did we. >> a lot of did you. >> 10:09. pop punk princess avril lavigne could land in you a bit of trouble online. now cyber security firm says that show was the most likely celebrity to put users on web sites with viruses or malware. now if you search avril lavigne you have more than a 14% chance of being on website with potential online threats. bruno mars was second on that list. >> wow. >> followed by carly ray jeb son and zane malik. >> i feel good i'm safe here. >> i take offense for bruno mars. esche not be in that company. >> i'm not searching any of those people on the

>> yeah. >> does that moan if you just google bruno mars. >> apparently. >> it led to you site. what if you thought you were going to concert site and trying to get tickets. that's pretty -- >> gotcha. >> i'm sorry, holly. >> no, no, no. i was just trying to figure out what the story exactly was saying. >> i feel bad for avril lavigne. she gets more press than she's had in years and it's all don't go look for her. >> i'm pretty sure i didn't google. >> somebody else who gets a lot of press jennifer lawrence her latest movie mother didn't do so well. it was rated f only the 12th movie in history to get the f rating. >> really? >> kevin gave 84.5. how is this possible. >> can we get him back from london. >> disconnect. paramount is standing by lawrence the movie grossed $7.5 million that's not a lot in hollywood money. the studio thinks the movie is creative gold paramount for not financial good. not a good year for rah mount. all the movies the studio

released this have gold so far. >> i feel like movies are trying to be more and more disturbing. more and more scary. >> upping the anti. >> i want to seat kinks man. fantasy escape from reality. fun, shoot them up. action. >> simple. >> you don't need -- bad guy always gets it. >> it's real simple. that's the kind of stuff we l like. instead of this i don't even know how you would describe t that. >> i don't want to need therapy after going to see a movie. >> exactly. >> all right. >> things in life are disturbing enough. >> exactly. >> why pay for that. >> watch the news. exactly. reality is scary enough. finally this morning the internet freaking out over this one. these are double jeans. >> why? >> right. are you looking at this. these are double jeans the latest creation from high end london fashion house natasha sin company. they're two in one jeans and the name tells it all while the top part of the garment fits around the waste like traditional pair of pants the second part or the accompanying double jean fits above the knees. what's almost as interesting as the look of pants themselves is

these little babies, they could be yours for the not so bargain price of $695. >> come on. >> do you hear me. $695 for these double jeans. >> when you wear them not only do you look ridiculous but people know you paid $65. >> you are a ding bat for buy this. >> who and why? >> who and why? >> well, there's clearly -- >> someone with money to burn. >> clear al sucker out there that will buy anything. >> probably you. >> they wouldn't keep creating them. >> still ahead on good day at 10a, would super star singers james blunt and ledisi. ledisi will perform for us. >> oh, boy. first kevin hart's ex is speaking out. we have your first look at empire plus mariah goes back in time. we'll dish all about it on the other side. other

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by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! triple threat. not double trouble. >> sayre rah frasier, ladies and gentlemen. >> time for got day celebrity dish. how about this? kevin hart making a lot headlines, right? kevin hart's first wife torry heart speaking out about how his lies and infidelity her words ended their marriage. now, she says when i met him he was sel

he got started -- he started to get fame and i'm kind of feeling a little left behind. we grew apart. torry was 39 recalled that's what she recalled of her split from kevin who is 38 during interview with the inside edition that aired on monday september 18th we know that kevin is making headlines now a mid accusations that he cheated on his current wife parish tmz reported that extortion any of the was trying to get money out of him because they're video of him this is kevin apologizing forgetting caught cheating and the lady trying to extort money out of him. >> do you think the ex holly is desperate. a lot of people have criticized her for coming out. >> i think she's angry. >> you think she's angry. >> i think she feels validated. >> because he, you know, she says he cheated on her and now -- many people say once a cheater always a cheater. now he's got the next wife and it appears as if he can possibly maybe have cheated on the second wife

i think if you're the first woman that was cheated on you feel a little bit validated. >> right. i think she's angry she still has to address this all the t time. people probably keep coming to here and talking about even hoe though he's her ex. they have children together and they co parent or whatever. >> yeah. >> but i think she's still angry about it. >> why does kevin hart -- don't get married? i just don't understand. >> sarah, sarah -- >> it's an issue. don't get married. >> okay. let me just say this to you. don't you think, though, i mean, if the world that they live in, which is not a real world, right? >> right. >> in the world i live i say the same thing about professional athletes when you're in this world you're uber famous, you're making tons of money, and beautiful, hot women are throwing themselves at you all the time. all the time. on any given day you might lapse. i just think -- >> don't you know you'll be set up much reading the details of how this woman caught him. apparently kevin hart was allegedly so drunk and on drugs and

she basically had the camera set up. come on this guy has been famous now for awhile. >> which goes to your point. you're right. maybe he just shouldn't get married. [ laughter ] >> now i'm backing your point. >> because of the world he lives in. >> all these people from the outside looking in. i don't like when it comes to these marriages. cheating or whatever. i don't like when people on the outside start judging the people who are in the marriage. we don't know what's happening in the marriage. we don't know what's going on. all we know what's being said in the media. that's what i know. >> that's part of being a celebrity. >> that's part of being a celebrity. >> listen this is exciting because we are only one week and one day away from the premier of empire season four. and this morning we have a little sneak peek. take look. >> i wish i could remember. i just don't. ♪ >> that man is everything to me. you are the love of my life. that is why i'm fighting so hard to

>> empire moves to 8:00 followed by lee daniels star wednesday september 27th on fox. >> the preview is titled -- that's that guy talking. preview is titled someone worth fighting for and just in case you forgot it end of last year there's an explosion caused lucious to have no recollection of his life including cookie. and apparently cookie is going to do whatever it takes to get herman and his memories back. lucious is recovering she has to step in and lead empire. she has to keep her temper in check. >> easier said than done. >> are you a fan. >> empire season four he has to be a fan much it's called paycheck. wednesday september 27th at 8:00 a week from wednesday. >> here's the thing. they're great actors and actresses and the plots are g good. but it's becoming predictable to me because i think he's faking. >> yes, i was just thinking that same thing, too. or even if he's not faking he's going to start to remember but still act like he doesn't. >> i agree. >> how many times are we going to s

then he does something else and then she's crying. >> that's what star couples do. didn't you ever watch a soap opera. >> all about the celebrity couple they're together and there's anx and they're apart and then they're back together much that's what soap opera is. >> it's getting daytime soap opera like. >> it started out over a feud for long time. it's still excellent. >> let's talk about something more pleasant. >> mariah carey. vh1 hiphop honors they went back to the old school. they took it back to the '90's with some '90's game changers and the game changer right there on your screen mariah carey. she performed the so so devry mix to her classic hit mon knee with injury rain dupree and the brat and sang part it on a jet ski. honey was a big hit. debut single off her sixth album butterfly just turned 20 in august. >> wow. >> in that music video, the hit 1997 song, mariah carey was the secret agent, she was running around looking all spectacular and whatnot, on a seduc

secret mission. >> oh my god that video i used to run home from school. that was like mtv trl i mean it was one of greatest videos of all time. >> let's be honest. it's pretty seductive to have a well endowed woman sitting on a jet ski. >> yes. right? >> yes. >> you know what -- >> but has amazing talent. >> she does. you know what i really like about mariah carey? >> what? >> the fact she stuck to her craft which is singing. she doesn't jump around on st stage. she's to the doing all that dancing and all that other st stuff. >> she's jumped around on stage she'd give herself two black eyes. let's be hahn never. come on. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about lady gaga has postponed her european tour to her physical and mental health struggles. yesterday the poker face musician announced the european leg of joanne tour would be delayed until next year. so that she could could be treated for my bro my al gentleman the chronic pain condition she recently reveal these battling postponement

the tour comes days after she was hospitalized and canceled a permeate man's at brazil's rock and rio festival. i've always been honest and about my physical and mental struggles searching for years to get to the bottom of this. it's complicated and difficult to explain and we're trying to figure it out. >> i believe that. >> yeah. >> i think it's a l don't you think she does a lot. i can't imagine keeping that pace up. i don't know. i think it's a lot. >> i also think that thing with fibromyalgia. people don't believe it's a real thing much it's like chronic fatigue syndrome. a lot of people don't believe that's a real thing. i think it's a real thing and i think she's battling it. >> take a rest. >> i wish her the best. >> my god. that super bowl i'm exhausted from watching her at the super bowl. i wasn't even there. [ laughter ] >> i can't imagine being there forget it. >> your comments to hold hal all of ledisi's group. what she say? >> that's how we do on good day. >> welcome to the loft.

and we have liquor, too. wait for it. 10:22. if you thought music monday was good, just wait. coming up singer ledisi will join us live in the loft with a special performance. >> fall a few days away. not going to feel like it any time soon. we're in full summer mode right now. tuck is back with a check of the seven day coming up next. ♪ pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. so, when it's your turn to do the shopping and you need to get... raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... bananas for mom...wait, what's a jicama? and at these prices, i can make it all happen. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices.

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10:25. there's a look outside. i would say that's more mostly cloudy man partly cloudy, tu tucker. >> doing -- we got the outer edges of jose. >> are we going to feel anything from that precipitation wise. >> we feel tropical air. the humidity. >> we have that. >> he got warm temperatures. low 80. >> we have that. might get a shower this afternoon. >> okay. >> okay. >> all right. >> further south you go, southern maryland lower eastern shore better chances we'll encounter showers especially with jose. >> this is what we're watching this is maria. 160 miles per hour winds. moving off to the west northwest at 9:00 that pressure 933 mill bars. it is unfortunately a category five hurricane extremely powerful just looking alt the san juan national weather service site. and they're forecasting seas now 48 feet. so -- whoo! good catastrophic damage i'm afraid to parts of puerto rico the next 36 to 48 hours. te

it scoots across the eastern half of northeastern part of san juan there over the next 24 hours. san juan being the capital of puerto rico. >> for us locally 74 degrees. winds out of the north northeast at 12. that is jose. yes, another tropical stop. this one a hurricane actually. bring rain showers to the eastern parts of our viewing area an couple of those outer bands may extend far enough west they reach the bay or even little further west than that into the immediate washington area later this afternoon. we might encounter a shower. after that jose will get north of us and we will have lots of sunshine and very summery temperatures for the end of summer. first day of fall on friday, not going to feel like it with temperatures 10 degrees above normal here. mid to upper 80s wednesday, thursday and friday. hot, hot, hot. >> well for this time of year, yeah. >> i think it is. all right. >> holly, some mesa say it's average. it's okay. some may say it's a beautiful forecast. >> aww. >> i thoug y

say you're beautiful holly. >> i think some body -- somebody can say that better to you than i can. holly maybe even sing it to you. >> i'm hoping from your mouth to god's ears, city. thank you. of course, we're talking about james blunt he sold tens of millions of records while telling people they're beau beautiful. well now he's back on tour in support of his new album just came out in spring and tonight he's playing right here in d.c. first though he's going to join us live in the loft. he's already live in the loft. there he is. i'll sit down with him next. 10:28 is our time. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ believe it or not it has more than a decade since james blunt's your beautiful was the song that you just couldn't get out of your head. ever since the british singer and soldier has been main stain on the music scene selling more than 20 million records worldwide. newest single along with german dj robin schultz is called okay. latest album released back in march is called the after love. and he's currently on tour with another british artist you probably have heard of, little

sheeran. well tonight and tomorrow they are playing right here in d.c. but before he takes the stage at the capitol one arena james joins us live in the loft. good morning. >> good morning. it's so good to see you. >> it's great to be here. >> does it seem like decade ago? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> a long time. the first ever venue i played in the states 930 club here in d.c. >> really. >> yeah. >> it's a little bigger tonight at the capitol run arena. do you like the smaller venues or bigger ones. >> if you're headliner the bigger one is nice because you're earning a lot of dough. >> fair enough. >> i'm having a blast on this tour. i'm ed sheeran at this tour. two hours before him means i have two hours advance drinking time on him. [ laughter ] >> we're having blast. >> you guys, tell me how you teamed up. >> we actually -- i can name drop here elton john introducing you. >> i've heard of him. >> management firm. we got along really well we went on skiing holiday together i taught him how to ski good because you're like

>> and a bit of phanatic by night he toll me how to write songs and we, yeah, after drink or two he said we should hang out. fine i'm culling on your u.s. tour. >> he said all right. let's do it. >> yeah. >> one of songs you co write together make me better the lyric of that song are just so dear. how was it that ed writing style helped open you up more? >> well, we only written one song together on this album it definitely was an education he writes direct lyrics. after your beautiful i became more ambiguous for the way i write songs because it kind of got critiqued quite heavily after being played a lot and so he let's right really direct lyrics. even on this album you are hey it i write things saw you standing outside a bar. i said you're beautiful. i used that line before. i enjoy that kind of directness. >> do you ever get tired of hearing the song you're beautiful, though? >> no. i get asked the question a lot. i love it. people buy tickets to hear that song amongst others and without it, you and i wouldn't be

>> do you ever get tired of singing it then? >> definitely not. it's a blast. it's corner -- you know, it's probably the only song i'm known for in the states. but around the rest of the world it's been cornerstone that set me up for five albums and five world tours. i'm on us tour now but world for for 18 months. >> you were six years in the military, is that right. yes. >> is it true you used to strap your guitar to the outside of tank. >> only because i wasn't allowed to strap soldier to the outside of the tank. [ laughter ] >> so but yeah it was very precious guitar to me i had to strap it to the outside it survived the kosovo war. i was doing demos in london put it on my back on motor bike because i was leaving studio. you'll be a star. it will be amazing and i fell off my motor bike 1 mile an hour and smash the mirror, the indicator and the guitar that survive the war zone. >> it survived kosovo and didn't survive your accident. >> that record label didn't sign me. >> if you haven't notic

chap is quite witty and you are obviously musical celebrity but you are quite the celebrity in the twitter world as well. >> yeah. i mean i'm pretty did you say gusting on twitter. >> people are kind of unkind to each other. it's weird. people's opinions -- >> stop it people are mean on twitter? >> i can't imagine. >> humans seem to be unkind to each other given the tune, and so, yeah, i'm laughing at myself really for taking them seriously and laughing at them little bit for being unkind. >> you has 1.5 million twitter followers and people talk about how funny you are. did you,, when you first got on twitter did you ever think it was going to explode to that? >> no. i think my label probably painted me to be this nice romantic guy who sings weepy songs on my guitar. i'm a bit creepy instead of romantic. >> stop it. >> yeah. even you're beautiful actually about a guy who is on drugs stalking someone else's girlfriend in public place and should be arrested. some people play that at their wedding it'so

when they told me to start a twitter account, they said, you know, get on there and sell your music, and instead i thought i'd be a abuse seive to myself. >> you are very self deprecating but you get like three hun doctor thousand likes on anyone given tweet. so what is your, you know, because they want to us tweet here and they would like to us get that many what would be your best twitter advice. >> don't drink and tweet. [ laughter ] >> a, son advice. also remember if you are receiving abuse it's probably worth remembering the people abusing you are probably lonely people. probably alone the home in dark room with the curtains closed and trousers around their ankles and not taken seriously. >> is it true you direct tweet trolls. >> absolutely. >> we often debate that whether you shall take them on or not. >> i think do it with humor and, you know, and laugh at yourself as much as you laugh at the other person. because, yeah, there's too much hate in the world. >> there is too much hate in the world. amen to that. when you were talking about being a little bit creepy, i did have to think

videos are kind of ma rows. do you come up with those ideas. >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> misery sells. >> misery sells. >> oh, my gosh. anything you're doing with your time here in d.c. other than playing two concerts. >> my sister is here. i just text her. we're going to go and look at the british embassy i here that's an mazing view and a couple of museums we'll check out. i got a big old concert to play. 7:28 i'm on stage. >> if you're at capital one a recent nan you see a, my face, in a crowded place. >> crowded place would would you say. >> you're heart. [ laughter ] >> i'll take that over beautiful any day of the week. james blunt led and gentleman. thank you so much if you see him at the museum man that looks like james blunt. it is. enjoy your time. >> thanks so much. i look forward to seeing you tonight on stage. >> i'll be in my seat at least by 7:27. >> great stuff. very good. >> all right. on over to ya'll. >> he needs to be go to the

>> if you see my face there tonight it's okay to tell me to just step away. >> i'm okay with that. >> oh, man. fantastic. >> it's time to talk food. sometimes things just go up in flames and even if you're a top chef but there's always next time because coming up next, we're in the cafe with chef kwame for sneak peek what could be his second act set to open up at the wharf next month. 10:38 is the time. back in a moment. moment. my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today.

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for whoever pays him. ♪ 1,041st time right now. don't call it a come back. he's been here for years. our next guest celebrated local chef and former top chef couldn't tess tan who made waves in washington with his debut of his first restaurant the shaw bijou. >> you like how i said that. >> it was good. >> shaw bijou. while it didn't work out the way he expected closing aft just a couple of months. you can't keep a great chef down and now guess what? don't call it come back because he's taking what he learned from that experience and he's ready for a second act. because next month he's set to open new restaurant at dc months new wharf called kit and ken. first though we got a sneak poke right here in the loft. we're talking about the come back king chef kwame right here in the loft. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >>

>> good to be here. tell us about kit and ken before we get started cooking and burning over here. >> so hopefully not burning. >> okay. right, right. that's southern thing. we burn in the kitchen. >> that's true. >> go ahead. >> speaking of southern, it's afro carribbean inspired restaurant i wanted to take my roots and my culture, um, and kind of honor that with this next restaurant. >> okay. >> so when i was approach by the inter continental hotel to do something, i felt why not doing something that really represent who's i am as chef and as person? >> tell them where the location is as we get ready to fire it up over here. >> the location is witness zero one wharf street. it's on the wharf and it's in the inter continental hotel. >> right. >> where you get the name from. >> it means friends and family. >> i was at home and i was doing an event. i was cooking for it and i cook something i grew up eating all the time jay may can beef patties. >> nice. we're talking about cooking. tell me what we're doing here. i see onions. i know that much. >> right now we'll make my mother's recipe

shrimp. >> creole start with the tri trinity. >> we have garlic, we have onions, we're going to do a little bit of celery, green bell pepper. >> okay. >> all right. >> then my mother's famous house recipe. put little bit of that in there. >> do a pinch. >> a pinch. >> here's how i do it in the martin household. just pinch. [ laughter ] >> two pinches. >> two pinches. do a little shake. >> okay. do a little shake. >> or you can do shake. there you go. >> we're going to add herbs. >> okay. >> a little bit of or regular began know. >> um-hmm. >> some beer. >> oh, wait a minute. >> the devil's nectar you lost me on that one. [ laughter ] >> we'll do a little worchestershire. >> when you alcohol in food does it burn off. >> it's important that you cook the alcohol. >> i can serve this to my kids. >> definitely. >> probably won't do that. if you don't want to cook eight you have it will settle down little bit. >> maybe a whole other story right there. tell me about why while we're

cooking tell me about what the signature dish is going to be in the restaurant. >> i think it's all up to the guests. i think every dish will be our signature dish. >> okay. right. right. >> okay. >> one of the dishes that will be something that's very special to me is julaf rice. it's kind of like an african fried rice. west african fried rice. tomatoes, chilis, ginger, garlic cooked down with little bit of palm oil and then you add the rice. >> okay. >> let that stew. >> not we want to give away your secrets. you got this going. >> how long do you cook this for. >> we like to say until it's done. >> okay, until it's done. >> that's what real chef says. >> exactlily you throw the shrimp in there. >> and let that cook a little bit. >> how do you know if the shrimp part is done? >> well they turn pink. they turn bright pink then you want to taste it as well. you can see the shell is starting to turn pink a little bit. >> gotcha. all right. not pink, will be pink. >> will be pink. turns from gray to pink. >> what lessons do you think you'll take away from the first time you did

now that will be a game changer for you? >> i think just inviting people into my home. >> right. >> i think that's the true essence of hospitality. is making people feel like they're at home. >> right. >> that's why i named the restaurant kipp and kin i want people to feel like friends and tally when you they walk through the door. >> what's the best part of being a chef. >> making people happy. i see a smile on your face already. >> i love shrimp. >> it smells so good. smells so good. >> i don't think you can really put a feel -- like words to describe that. >> right. >> but the way people reaction to your food. >> uh-huh. >> i don't know. it keeps me going. >> what's the hardest part of being a chef good dealing with yourself. >> oh really? >> to the dealing with crazy people sending food back? >> no, no. you're your biggest critic. it's that striving for excellence know you're always trying to achieve perfection but that you'll never attain it. >> got it. okay one more time tell them where it's going to hope and where it will be. we're objectioning oct october 12th at the wharf in washington, d.c.

>> got it. i can't wait. at this point the best part about this is butter. >> okay. we got to put butter on it. >> add a little butter to that. >> okay. we'll keep cooking over here i'm going to try it. you guys -- >> what? >> i made a little for everybody. >> thank you. save us some. >> you guys settle down over there. i got this over here. >> we'll keep this show cooking with our next guest right now. coming up we're letting love grow after the break singer ledisi will join us live with a very special performance. we will be right back with that. 10:00 frick. >> hey l she is. ♪ ♪♪

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[ applause ] >> oh, my goodness. ledisi something is wrong. >> thank you. >> honor to meet you. >> i have been a fan for years. you are just amazing. let love rules latest album. >> yes. >> you are feeling yourself. >> i'm having good time. i'm loving life right now. it's amazing. >> you can hear it in the music much this is such a happy song. i watch the video. i mean you are really just doing it. i mean what is it about this album that has put in you this new space. >> what i lov

let love rule it's coming out soon. i'm excited friday and it's just about loving life and love is the key to everything. we need to rule love our actions should be ruled in love. >> absolutely. >> that's what it's about. >> you're taking this on the road with kirk franklin i was curious how did this come to be he's from the gospel world. you're more from the neyo soul genre. how did this union come to be. >> kirk did song on this album he wrote a wonderful song i can remember because i'm so nervous right now. >> that's okay. >> they asked if we would go on tour together i wanted to be the rebel, the soul and the saint it's a combination inn clues si with everyone whether you sing gospel, jazz, r and b, soul i wanted us to be altogether. >> you're doing full set and he's doing a full set. how does it work. >> we'll do it together. >> the whole thing. >> i'll sing some of his songs. he'll play one of my songs we may go together. we're still figuring it out but it will be great. what i love about you you're not just a musician you're always teacher and i mean when you

this and teach people. talk brag about yourself the fact that you are so involved not just, you know, behind the microphone but reaching young minds. >> i'm very active in performing arts making sure that music education is involved in our schools. that we don't cut funding for that. and we receive donations i work with turn around arts gone to the public schools that don't have the funding that they need, and i'm there teaching and helping. being a giver. >> she's also from louisiana. >> of course i'm from new orleans, louisiana. raised in oakland, california there. >> you've been there awhile. give us the tour gives he us details. >> november 25th when we come here. >> yup. >> and i can't wait to be here. pg morton will be there opening for us. >> oh, yes. >> that will be a lot of fun. he'll from new orleans today. >> we start in october. >> your spirit shines through i'm telling when we were listening to you sing i don't know if people screens cracked because your voice was just that amazing. >> i hope they didn'

i can't afford. >> ledisi go out and see her. let love role. >> thank you very much. it's such a pleasure meeting you. i feel like we're girlfriends already. >> right. >> grab drink after the show. >> that would be nice. you should eat some of that food. >> we are going to eat. actually -- >> don't be rude to our guest. >> i brat you something. >> he brought i was fork. let's go. oh, my lord. >> come on. this is how we do it on good d day. >> you guys can come over here, too. >> congratulations on ever everything. >> thank you. >> ledisi you have to put the stamp of approval on it. >> taste some of that. you. >> guys talk. >> how do we do this. >> that shrimp looks amazing. >> right. >> that's good. >> um-hmm. >> new orleans this is it. this works. >> tucker i guess you can talk about weather while we're ea eating. >> that food looks amazing. >> hey, we just got update. unfortunately the pressure continues to fall. and wind gusts up to 190 miles

sustained at 160. so puerto rico is on tomorrow. we'll have more. >> the rebel the soul, the sa saint. that's ledisi' tours.

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