♪ straight ahead, still more questions than answers after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> the shots just kept coming. >> i saw people in front of me get hit with bullets. >> we ran over a mile to get as far as we can. >> this morning, we're learning more about the suspect in a las vegas strip massacre. victims and the heroic survivors who rushed the wounded to sa safety. but investigators still don't know why the gunman opened fire. travelers making their way home from las vegas with stories of survival and recovery. i'm

some of those people from our area who survived and some who didn't. i know we are searching for some kind of meaning in the chaos. some kind of light in the darkness. the answers do not come easy. (bell tolls). >> the comforter in chief. president trump leaving day on the first of two trips visiting the victims of tragedy. today puerto rico. tomorrow las vegas. we'll have the very latest. ♪ and later, the music world heart broken. rock and roll hall of famer tom petty gone at the age of 66. we'll have a look back at the life and legacy of a man who belonged among the wild flowers. good day at 9a starts now.

this first week of october has been a difficult one for all of us. we sure are glad you're with us on we're getting all through it together. good day d.c. it is just the third of october. >> listening to tom pete pet tee. he passed away at the age of 66. it's interesting. my history with tom petty goes 30 years literally the first concert i tried to get tickets to. >> you can't be that old. >> well, i was two. figured out how to work phone and dial up tick master at the time. i looked it up i was funny i was reading a review from the show of 1977 when he charged with the georgia satellites and saw him with the grateful dead as well. my point is, i was looking at tom petty stories. and you know that you made a mark on the music industry when rolling stone magazine puts out a list of the 50 greatest tom petty songs. >> right. >> exactly. >> far from one hit wonder as you can be. not just the 5

released. but the 50 greatest tom petty songs. number one by the way was american girl, number two was refugee. but, yeah, here's what i always thought about tom petty this is no slight against tom petty because i loved his music. i think so many people did. but growing up as i did house full of musicians and understanding how music works, tom petty to me had mastered the art of taking a very simple melody, taking three or four cords, and then creating something that sounded so original. >> yeah. >> so they were very simple songs on the surface from musical standpoint, but then just turned into things that everybody was singing along and everybody was doing well. >> my introduction him was free fall. my recollection was free fal falling. i remember i didn't -- i thought he was scary looking and eye i don't know why. maybe video and just becoming of age when mtv and all that but it was a melody that stuck with you. because i'm free falling. just humming it. and then as i learned more about him and his

very, i don't know, melodic, soothing something about his sound which is so original. >> peaceful. >> yeah. yeah. >> he was rock and roll. >> he will will be missed wonderful instrumental lift. he'll be missed. >> we're tall talk more about tom petty throughout the morning. we got two hours of good day. in the meantime in this hour the big story at nine tributes pouring in for the victims of the violence las vegas much this was the scene at the campus of unlv59 people died and 500 hurt. while we do know who did it, how and when the big question still remains has to why that gunman today it. >> here's what we know so far. stephen paddock had a pension for guns. high limit poker and real estate deals. police have execute add search warn at the gunman's home but so far it shed no light on a possible motive. investigators also continued to comb through the evidence left behind in the sweet that he used in the m

inflict the carnage. in his room officers found ne nearly two dozen weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition. in his home, they found 19 more firearms. >> so those are the facts what we know in the meantime this morning flights from las vegas are still come into our area. returning passengers sharing incredible stories. melanie alnwick live at reagan national airport where she has been throughout the morning. mel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we know we had couple of flights coming in to bwi and dulles this morning. another flight coming in from, here into vegan national tonight and many other connects flights as well. look, there are so many people that were affected by this who either new folks who were there in las vegas who were in las vegas and then just the ripple effect. so many thousands of people who went to las vegas for weekend of fun and ended up leaving their trips with just fear and panic. we're talking about police officers, nurses, teachers,

daughters, people from every walk of life, and some of those people affected so deeply are from our area. we first want to talk about tina frost. she is a 2008 graduate of arundel high school. friends started gofundme page to help with what is going to be a very long recovery. her mother with such a touching post on that gofundme page saying tina is out of surgery. they removed her right eye where the bullet was lodged. they took a bone from her forehead to allow the brain room to swell. she's in coma on a ventilator. she can't breathe on her own. she's at least in icu for week. they're going to have to see how she responds to stimulation but until then, she says, we won't know how bad the brain damage is. then we have denise and tony burr diet tis of west virginia they have been looking forward to the route 91 harvest festival for months. denise tweet add picture from the festival just an hour before the shooting began. then yesterday tony posted this heartbreaking message on facebook. it saddens me to say

wife of 32 years a mother of two, soon to be grandfather of five this evening in the las vegas shooting. denise passed in my arms. i love you, babe. we learn about bill wolf from gofundme page. he's a youth wrestling coach from shippensburg, pennsylvania and he is missing. his condition unknown. bill and his wife robin were at the concert but got separated in the chaos. this according to the shippensburg greyhounds. the youth wrestling league he was involved in and they tell us that family is traveling to las vegas to try to find him. and travelers returning home to reagan national last night were just simply relieved to be in place of safety the sound of gunfire ricocheted far along the vegas strip. >> there was a huge stampede and swarm coming right through the doors. all of the dividers everything people were running over it and all knocked down, and, um, slowly people started to get up and right as we went to get up, they turn back around and a

everybody out. everybody back. and they put us through the core doors the back of the billagio hotel. >> i think everybody is feeling it. because it could have been any of us. >> reporter: i think that's the sentiment that so many people are feeling. it could have been any of us. as far as the airlines we can tell that you american, delta and alaska are offering folks that they can change their flight plans to and from vegas without any change penalties through today. united is extenting that courtesy all the way until fry dan and ali just a minute airlines offered to fly family members of the victims to and from vegas free of charge. melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> mel, thank you with the tragedy in vegas fresh on our minds let's not forget puerto rico. president trump and heads out on the first two different trips today visiting puerto rico today before making his way to las vegas on wednesday. it comes as the nation begins to grapple with difficult questions in the wake of the wst

shoot in modern u.s. history. we showed you the president leaving the white house and boarding marine one to the trip to joint base andrews last hour this will be a non tradition president in very traditional role comforter in chief. it may be prelude to contentious conversations around here. [ gunfire ] >> with shots still echoing from the las vegas attack and puerto rico still dealing with post hurricane devastation, president trump departs the white house this morning preparing to comfort americans in the midst of two very different tragedies. >> i know we are searching for some kind of meaning in the chaos. some kind of light in the darkness. the answers do not come easy. >> report the president spoke to the mass shooting in las vegas offering reports of comfort. (bell tolls). >> it was followed by a moment of silence at the white house. today in puerto rico he will meet with victims hurricane maria as the entir

struggles to provide for many who have lost nearly everything. and both of these tragedies raise difficult questions in congress. from disaster recovery funding fights to renewed debate over gun control. after las vegas the country and federal policymakers may have to fiss another difficult issue as well. hardening shot targets with real questions about high rise buildings, for instance, should more be done to 15 everyone? >> i don't think there's not a whole lot you can do. for every convenient event that is overlooked by a hotel it's overlooked by an apartment building, an office building where do you stop that access control idea? i don't know how it can be done probably. >> we've had these debates before. trying to strike that balance between freedom and safety. it's a dough bait that will wage on and if you're on social media by any means you see that people are clearly divided on this issue a lot of people saying, listen, you know, you cannot risk our freedom for the sake of making everyone safe but there's got to be middle ground because i just think we're

anesthetized to all of these killings. what do you do? what do you do? >> it probable system though when you think about it it is subjective. because some people are willing to give up certain, you know, freedoms in order to be safe and other people are more ardent about wanting to be free. you're right. it's definitely hard to find that middle ground, but a discussion that needs to be had certainly. >> again, i don't know what the answer is and i don't know how you can stop some crazy person from getting a weapon. if he wants to walk in a free society which is what we live in. if he wants to talk down the street and start shooting people, i don't know how you would stop that. >> right. because he's a person that wants to kill people in a free society. he can get a weapon and basically go to an open place and start shooting. so i don't know -- i have no idea what the answer is. no clue. >> i don't think a lot of people do. it's a difficult situation to be in. but something has got to be done. i'm telling when you these sootings happen, it's almost like we reported it and we move on with our lives and then it

lives devastated forever, and we talk boise like it's a common thing now. another mass shooting the worst in american history for now. >> you almost wanted to --ing. >> they keep getting larger and larger. if you think back to what happened in orlando, what happened in virginia tech, what happened in las vegas these all happened since all of us started working together. >> right. >> the last decade. >> orlando and vegas happened within almost a year of each other. two of the worst. >> the sad part we talk about it for week and nothing ever changes. next one happens it's open worse than the previous one that's the sad part of the whole thing. >> we're going to continue talking about this as i'm sure you are, too. the question a lot of people are asking what's make a man snap and start shooting strangers. how do you talk to your kids about the violence in the world coming up we're talk to best selling author counselor michael mc gill much he's got great insight. he'll share that with you. >> later on the skins literally dropping the ball in the end zone. a monday night within win

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>> yesterday marked a dark day in u.s. history. you saw the headlines. the new coverage all day about las vegas shooting that claimed the lives of 59 people. injured over 500 others were a gunman stephen paddock shout into a crowd at the route 91 harvest festival in vegas. sadly this is not the first incident at a concert. earlier this year the bombing a tack outside an ariana grande concert in manchester uk in 2015, there was the par shooting during eagles death medal concert. as we try to heal and move on from these horrifying events do we process our feelings of sadness, of fear? and more importantly how do we talk with our family members and young children about these events? our next guest here to help us take those first steps and joining us live via skype and youth and family counselor michael magill, jr. thanks for being with us again today. i think the -- >> good morning, d.c. >> good morning again to you. i think the question all of us are asking what would make someone snap in the

paddock did? >> well, that is an interesting question. the challenge is no one really nose, right? i fine it interesting though this is actually mental health awareness week. so you see how some of these things are coming up i'm glad we're having these conver conversations. but mental illness is real. you know, that's one thing. we talk about pyschosis were people are having challenges mentally that can cause someone to snap. political anger there are a lot of reasons but the biggest question, we process, we heal, we deal, we talk about these things, because this is not normal. folks are normalizing this dysfunction because it's happening so rapidly. you know. >> are there overt sign that is anyone could have seen that paddock was displaying that perhaps was missed? it really depend. it depend on his behaviors. if he's regularly, you know, angry, regularly talking about shooting someone, that's a sign. if he's regularly talking about depression or -- that's sign. regularly talking about harming people politically. that's a sign. even looking

is he really infatuated with weapons. when you look at some of the data on the case we see that he had a number of weapons in his hotel room. some of those weapons should not have been purchased by a regular every day consumer so those types of things can give someone an alert somebody might be off here. challenge is because the law in las vegas isn't clear on how folks can have weapons and the registration process is really hard to determine when someone is if someone is going to snap or just a weapon collector. >> now there's so many layers to that. i want to also talk about how we talk to our kids in particular. our family members about this. you made some wonderful points yesterday about, you know, letting your children know. listen i'm scared, too. this disturbed me, too. >> right. >> i think it's important to reiterate our audience may not have seen it yesterday. what should you say to your children about this latest tragedy. >> that's really good question when i talk to young people and families at schools ored adults at a conference we have that same type of desire to serve

to save our children. but i have to let parents and caregivers know number one parenting is hard but number two, we cannot save our chi children. it is okay not to be okay. so set the tone in the house hold. let your kids know it's okay to weep. it's okay to cry if you must mourn with those who mourn. but we cannot save our children. what we can do is try to protect them as much as possible but also cultivate a level of airwayness and raise their consciousness so they'll be able to be resilient being, they're able to rise strong in adversity and be self sufficient. we have to acknowledge that those who love and belong in this world will no suffering. it is an up evidentable our job is to teach them how to work through the suffering and how to cope and how to actually own and act november their feelings because when people don't acknowledge their feelings, these things -- people begin to normalize the dysfunction and this is real issue. this is crazy and so many people are hurting and don't have the atlas to espresso giving our outlets to say, hey, here's

what do you think? how do you feel? and while young toddlers may not be able to really articulate how they feel, they're still in that formulating phase of understanding grief and loss really helping them cultivate empathy is really good. so helping them do service projects. write letters or there was pictures to the ones -- to the family members of the ones who lost their life. teteaching them empathy is huge. with teenagers having real conversations because, ya'll, they think they're so invincible but they're not. >> right. >> so these can be those eye openers for them to talk about boundaries and safety and why we have protection plans in place and to help them. >> absolutely. >> help them really understand what it means to be safe. >> michael mc gill we could talk to you all morning long. you're so insightful. >> i know. >> we appreciate your words. >> unfortunately we're out of time. pease do come back at any time you're in d.c. make a stop here at the loft. we need your insight especially in these troubled times. michael mc gill, jr., thank you so much for your time. >> thank you so much. i hope people take this time to hug and love on their families because this is real and

but a veigh glor we will. thank you. >> 9:20. serious turn for late night comics. little bit later kevin will talk about the emotional monologue from jimmy kimmel, conan o'brien and more after that deadly mass shooting. >> first, though, let's check in with allison and see what she's working on this morning. hey, al. >> gun control debate back in the headlines after a another mass shooting. the head of wells fargo heads to the hill to say sorry for his bank's behavior. stephen colbert showing off his latest uber me pictures. hard to say. we'll check what else is making headlines next.

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in the wake of the horrific mass shooting in las vegas, nevada, democrats are demanding more gun control. las vegas police say they have recovered 42 firearms belonging to stephen paddock the alleged gunman behind this shooting. 23 of the weapons were found in a hotel room that paddock allegedly used to fire on the crowd below. another 19 guns were found in his home. the white house press secretary cautioned though against gun control alleges laying in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. saying now is not the time for policy discussions. meanwhile, tensions between the united states and cuba continue to escalate. over the those mysterious attack o

government workers in havana. that affecting their hearing their balance, their vision. the trump administration is now preparing to ask cuba to reduce the stapp at its embassy here in d.c. by 60%. that move follows last week's decision by us officials to cut its own embassy staff in havana by a similar amount. here locally now prince george's county police are looking for the man who sexually assa assaua young girl while walking home from her schoolbus stop. this happened last thursday around 2:30 in the afternoon on devon hills drive at grass mirror court in fort washington suspect grabbed the victim, pulled her between two cars and then inappropriately touched h her. she was able to get away. the ceo of wells fargo is headed to capitol hill today and he will not get a warm reception from everyone in the district. group of local demonstrators and d.c. residents will be outside in an effort to push the d.c. council to stop banging with wells fargo. this hearing comes nearly o

year after it was discovered the bank opened millions of accounts without customers permission. and finally, last week we showed you that viral uber me campaign launched by steven coluber. late show host showed off some of his favorites so far. >> this is one from our old pal conan o'brien. check it out. [ laughter ] >> there's conan. this photo -- this photo was taken before lassie saved him from that well. [ laughter ] >> all right. well they did include conan o'brien, also, rachel bloom, julie chen, and steve martin some of his favors so far company bert challenged his fellow celebs to post their awkward picks in exchange he would make donations to hurricane relief in puerto rico. he'll announce how much they raised little later this week. have we joined in on this? have we showed our puber me picks. >> i hav

for sure. >> who doesn't haven't awkward one. wisdom? [ laughter ] >> i'm silent on that. >> uh-huh. >> we've senior high school picks. >> thanks, al. >> thanks, al. >> tom petty took us into the great wide open taught us how to free fall and run down dream. now he's out among the wild flowers. rock and roll hall of famer passed away overnight. we'll look back at the life and musical legacy who never backed down. >> we're h heading back to the '80s. tucker barnes back with a check of the seven day which includes game one of the nats world series request. >> maureen. >> forget '80s we're heading pot 90's because we're sitting down with the local star and the co-host of the new m to v reality show 90's house. blast from the past featuring the stars of perfect strangers, remember them? where you can find every episode of that tgif hit. and later, the rise of the phoenix don't miss my one-on-one

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tom petty a member. washington redskins monday night football victory just literally slipped right through their finger last night. we had said before the raiders game they don't do well in prime time and they proved us wrong again the raiders but last night just didn't work. some big plays like that one to vernon davis 69 yards something like that great play. 50 seconds down 33 kirk cousins shows to josh dotson got it for a touchdown. aww. >> had the catch. >> didn't nail the landing so it didn't count. they had to settle for field goal. field goal tied the game. but they left the chiefs enough time to get down the field themselves. the chiefs did just that a couple of key plays and they were able to get themselves into field goal range as well. and then bring on the rookie kicker had never played in the nfl before this game first field goal as an nfl player. he missed it. so the confidence certainly was gone. no way he would make -- right down the middle. that was good enough. >> really. >> last play of the game the chiefs scored on defensive touchdown the skins were trying to make magic happen and

six lateral move. >> hardy fence seive -- our defensive players were dropping like flies. >> injuries were a key. i'm still trying to see what's happened with josh norman the extent of that injury we'll find out later today. >> i know there was another play in there where the chiefs were going driving down the field and the ball hit like one of the chiefs players or redskins players or somebody and it bounced in the air and redskins were trying to intercept it wide receiver fort chiefs comes and catches the ball. when that happens, you know it's not going to be your night. >> not going war way. >> it's not going your way. >> you all said they played really well. >> they're playing the best team in the nfl right now. >> only unbeaten team in the nfl in a place where they haven't won in a long time where the chiefs have been dominant on monday night football. so all of that against them, they played great game. it's just -- >> giving them their prop. >> do we bring out the inches speech at this point. >> it still goes as a loss. >> pierre garson would have caught that pass. i'll leave it that. >> whoa! >> guess who they'll see in the next game.

>> playing san francisco after the bye week we'll get to see mr. pierre. >> gray pew upon. >> best i can tell pierre hasn't caught a pass yet in san francisco. >> i don't even know who is throwing the ball to him. what's his name kyle shanahan throwing him the ball. >> wow. >> they're pretty pathetic in the bay. >> joe montana is throwing the next pass. >> super confident now. [ laughtr ] >> exactly. to weeks now. to talk about this game coming up. >> right. >> right. >> and just for the record tucker i still think they'll within the division. >> lilisten, i'm totally encoure everything i've seen. josh norman is out a couple weeks with the ribs. he's fine. >> there's a difference between being fine and out a couple of weeks. >> of course i'm not a medical doctor. >> where did you get the degree. >> i'm playing one on tough v. thank you maureen another beautiful fall day. we are looking at mid 70s, sunshine an gorgeous afternoon. coo overnight. overnight lows back in the 40s. we've now hit 60 in washington. lots of 50s off to the west and just very quiet weather

days. fredericksburg 59 and we've jumped to 63 in leonardtown. that is what you call a quiet satellite/radar locally. it is featuring just high pressure here off to our north and you can see we've got nothing but clear skies across the mid atlantic much this area of high pressure will give us winds out of the east today. so we'll see a few clouds develop this afternoon. but i'm really splitting hairs trying to find something to talk about otherwise mid 70s cool again outnight this area of high pressure gets offshore we'll start to get it to our south and our winds out of the south will start to pump warmer temperatures. so 70s today and then we're back near 80 tomorrow and well into the 80s by thursday, friday noon our weekend with chances for rain really not very high here until early next week. so we'll continue to keep the dry weather around. i think we're at 19 days and counting without rain in washington. real quick, friday, saturday, friday night saturday late afternoon, all systems go for beautiful weather for baseball in d.c. forhe

cubs. so hopefully the good weather will help max stretch out his tight hamstring. >> back to you. >> ♪ hey, baby, there ain't no easy way out ♪ >> ♪ stand my ground and i won't back down ♪ >> the music world officially heart broken. tom petty the rock and roll hall of famer and front man of the heartbreakers died monday. his passing announced late last night. after some confusion over his condition earlier in the day. it comes shortly after he wrapped a 40th anniversary world tour now this morning tributes as you can imagine are pouring in from fans and fellow musicians. fox's michelle polino has a look at the life and music of the man who won back down.

>> reporter: 66-year-old rock icon tom petty passed away monday. the legendary singer was rushed to santa monica hospital after being found unconscious in full cardiac arrest at his malibu home sunday night he was put on life support until monday afternoon. ♪ >> reporter: petty along with his famed band the heartbreakers had just completed a three-day sold out run at the famed hollywood bowl celebrating the band's fourth anniversary. ♪ >> reporter: the rock and roll hall of famer had string of hit singles with the heartbreakers during the late '70's and '80s selling more than 80 million records worldwide. ♪ >> reporter: in the late 1980s he co founded the super group the traveling will berries alongside fellow a listers bob dylan, roy orbison, george harrison and jeff flynn. >> ♪ >> reporter: three time grammy winners 13th

album hypnotic eye debuted at number one in present 14 and in 2017 the grammys honored him with one of their highest honors a music care person of the year award. some of the attendees spoke about his legacy. >> he's had a huge impact on the music industry. i think he has his own like version of rock and roll. you know, there's like, you know, metal and everything but tom petty, tom petty has his own sound of rock and roll. >> crossing genres, you know, like really just playing what it is that you feel and, um, it's putting your soul out there regardless of what anybody says. like he will not be put in box. >> basically got in really long lawsuit with his record label to fight for his own rights as a musician so a lot of musicians have him to thank for their independence, you know. they're ability to make a living, you know in some ways. kind of unsung hero that way. ♪

>> reporter: his music fans crossed over all genres of music including john rich of country music's big and rich. >> a lot of country artists will tell you and i'll tell you when you're a song writer or making tracks in the studio, i can't tell you how many times we said you know that tom petty song when it kind of has this groove or that feel? play it like that. i mean he's had a massive impact not only on rock and roll but on american music in general. >> reporter: after nearly five decades of entertaining millions all over the world, tom petty's music will be remembered by many generations to come. ♪ in hollywood, michelle pone lee know, fox news. >> i don't think i've ever heard one person say i don't like tom petty. >> right. >> no matter age, race, it doesn't matter. >> it's a shame that when we -- some unpasses away that's when we really learn all about them and we learn their music and how influential they were. in that

them you don't know how deep their influence has run until they're gone and people say these wonderful things about them. >> most times they'll just saying as long as you like the music. >> right. >> get into as passion project. that's what they want to share the music. he was able to do it. >> that's talent. >> when rolling stone puts out your 50 best songs. >> right. >> you know you had a lasting impact on the music industry. >> rest in peace, tom petty. 9:39 is the time. vegas violence casting over last night's late shows. kevin will show us how the hosts responded including jimmy kimmel's tear filled shout out to his hometown. back after this.

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♪ it is hard to find much to laugh about yesterday but as they say the show must go on. show last night after that vegas shooting the late night hosts hit the stage with very heavy hearts. kevin is back with how handled that tragedy starting with jimmy kimmel he is from las vegas originally. >> right. >> has really become something of a political figure with recent development. >> and kimmel obviously he's not afraid to show his emotion in his mono logs if you watched the entire mono logs i do recommend it's about ten minutes long, it's very emotional. he tries to -- political element is definitely something he goes into, but he kind of comes to the conclusion that this is not politics. this is just common sense. that a weapon like this should not be available to kill mass people like that. so he speaks on

this is his perspective on the las vegas tragedy. watch this. >> 90% of democrats, i'm not talking about politicians here, i'm talking about people, and 70% -- 77% of republicans support background checks at gun shows. 89% of republicans and democrats are in favor of restricting gun ownership for the mental ill. not this gang. they voted against both of those things with all due respect, your thoughts and your prayers are inefficient. i want this to be a comedy show. i hate talking about stuff like this. i just want to, you know, laugh about things every night. but that -- it seems to becoming increasingly difficult lately. it feels like someone has opened a window into hell. >> it's interesting to think about this because and conan which you'll see next talks about how he's been in the business for over two decades and when he first started out in

was no -- there was no late night show host coming out and speaking on mass gun violence and things -- and mass -- serious topics like that. so he speaks about walking into work yesterday and having a meeting with his head writer and this is what happened. >> now, today when i came in to work my head writer was standing in my office with a sheath of papers, and he said, here are the remarks you made after the sandy hook shootings and the pulse nightclub attacks in orlando. you might want to look at them to see what you might want to say tonight. and that, that struck me. how could there be a file of mass shooting remarks for a late night host? when did that become normal? >> so it's interesting because he speaks on the fact that the tw

american history were this one and then recently with the pulse nightclub. so just speaking about the frequency of these events. so james corden who's obviously from england speaking on it from from outside perspective decided to give his two cents and he explicittedly listen i'm not an american, i'm not from america. this is my point of view from a country where this has not happened as frequently as it does in america. watch this. >> now, i come from a place where we don't have shootings of this frequency so it's hard for me to fathom but it should be hard for everyone to fathom. gun violence should not be a staple of american life. some say it's too early to talk about gun control. for those victims last night it's far too late. >> now, it's interesting because each host had different perspective. conan gave a personal perspective

head writer corden gave it from the outside perspective fallon chose to give a couple sentences and then toss to a tribute which featured miley cyrus as well jimmy fallon -- miley cyrus and adam sandler speak -- doing rendition of dido's no freedom. watch this. >> in the face of tragedies and acts of terror we need to remember that good still exists in this world. we're here to entertain you tonight and that's what we're going to do. ladies and gentlemen with a little help from adam sandler, miley cyrus. [ applause ] ♪ >> all right. so i thought this was an interinterinteresting pairing. curious what your thoughts were of those four hosts we just showed. how do you thinkhe

it? i think they handled it brilliantly. >> i think conan was incredible. >> the problem this is the norm. >> right. >> in the past, well it hadn't been the norm late night talk show people didn't have to deal with this. they went about their normal routine when you have a situation where it keeps getting worse and worse and then you talk about it for couple days. nothing gets done. next one is even worse you can't ignore it. >> yeah. >> there's no way to ignore how bad it is and it should not be norm. they're absolutely right. how can you sit on the side line the last one was bad. but this one is worse. how can you sit there and everybody like, oh, well, that's just the way it. >> scary thing is, is that we -- i think you said something similar to this yesterday. we as -- we here in d.c. while -- hurricane might not have affected us we move on from that and move on with our lives. the people who are affected by the shooting yesterday it's going to be living with them forever. we'll move on with our lives. it will still linger on and be mentioned but it is interesting to me i think talk show hosts bringing it up puts in perspective we all need to be

i think it's interesting. >> i don't think it's too soon to be having these conversations. >> i completely agree. >> that's been, you know, that's been the narrative by some. too soon. when is the proper time then. >> when is it? >> i actually think james corden resonated the most with me. when he said it's not too soon because for the people that died yesterday it's too late. >> too late. >> right won that always be the case when it becomes your loved one? >> yeah. >> kimmel speaks -- >> how long do you want to wait before something happens. >> it typically when it happens close to someone who can make the decision at that point they act. >> act before it happens again. >> kimmel speaks on common se sense. why should a weapon that can kill that many people be available to somebody to buy legally? >> yeah. >> the conversation we're always having. >> this is not political issue. >> any ways -- >> not to me any way. >> thank you, kevin. we appreciate i9:48 is the time. coming up, finding fixing and flipping second hand car we're talking to two experts what you need to know when you're in the market for a new used

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for buying used cars as well. so gentlemen, good morning to you. and thank you very much for joining us. >> good morning, wisdom. >> good morning. an absolute pressure to be talking to fellow car guy. >> oh, i love -- you know i love. in fact, let's start it off with this. you have seen my car. my cutlass 442. >> yes. >> all right. >> that's one -- that's one bad car. let me tell you. [ laughter ] >> wisdom, be careful he's going try and buy it from you. >> i might be, wisdom. it might be coming over to meme you must have an oil tanker following you around. >> it's interesting because in that video die run out of gas and i drove around the block a couple of times. hidden locate. you'll have to find the location to come and take from it me. real quick, guys, tell me about your show. how does it work? how do you fine all these cars? >> okay. wheeler dealers is in its 14th season longest car built show in the world. the

my name is mark and i go out and source cars. cars have to be iconic, they have to be varied and they have to mean something. not only to me and ant but to you, the audience, i buy the cars, bring them back to the workshop. i hand them over to my trusted mechanic anton an instead and he work on them. >> i might get a car that's down on its luck needs a bit of love and he buys the right sort of cars. we're em parring knowledge, how you can make a profit off a car. wisdom when you come to sell your cutlass for a reasonable price get over to this guy hopefully it's got a few things wrong with it not only do we fix the car and teach the viewer mechanical perspectives we teach a little bit of history and that's kind of -- it's passion that the car sector brings we impart that we're just two guys that love buying cars. >> at the end of the show, once the car is finish, both me and ant take it out for a big long joy ride so we make sure that we've completed the task

always crossing our fingers we're going to make profit. >> hopefully. >> ant, you're new to the show. this is your first time on the show. the show has been on awhile. you're brand new. is it just the love of the car that attracted you a love for cars that attracted to you this show? >> is it that simple. >> certainly not working with mike. [ laughter ] >> the love of mike it's because the love of me. that's what attracted him to the show. >> really it wasn't. >> come on. don't say that. it's all about me. >> i've been a car guy, a flick the with car -- the car love since i was child. i can remember being a really young child, upping, i could identify cars as they went past the way they sound, the way they look. i've had that affliction the whole of my life. it's everything i do. it's my passion is what i wake up doing in the morning what i go to bed thinking about at night. mike is the same. we've been friends for years. and this is the oldest stabbed car format in the world and i grew up watching wheeler dealers and now to be a part of i pinch myself i'm not only doing

doing it with a really good friend and i get to impart this information to millions of people all over the world. really this is in fact what's the catch. >> dream job if dream job. >> dream job dealing with fast old fancy cars. i love it. real quick before -- >> yes. hal lou la to velocity channel. that's what i keep saying. >> absolutely. real quick before you go if i'm driving along the road not in my cutlass 442 but if i'm driving along the road give me a tip to pass the eye ball test when it comes to if i see a car on the side of the road it looks shiny on the outside i don't know what's under the herd. i don't know what's under the undercarriage. how do i know if i'm getting a good deal on an old car, cla classic. >> that could always be difficult because there's a lot of -- there's a lot of cars out there that have chrome lip toy cons that make they will look good but they maybe a pig underneath. car buying is about using your eyes and using wisdom. if you pardon the pun. >> love the pun. >> basically looking down,. [ laughter ] >> you look down the

the car both me and ant will explain this when you're watching wheeler dealers new season particularly on the saab episode ought about shot lines. you're looking for really crisp shot lines on cat are. one of the very first things that you do when you walk up to car on the side of the road is just open the door. just simple task of opening the driver's door and shutting the driver's door can tell i was whole lot about that car's integrity. if the door drags, as it comes out of the frame, out of the body work, why is it dragging? the frame twisted is is the door just simply dropped on its hinge? one thing leads to another thing. you have to be an investigator when you looking at a car but the easiest thing to do really on any car you don't want to make sure it's been on the wrong side of a hedge wrapped around a lamp post. open the bonnet or open the hood up on the car, look beyond the engine look down into the chassis rails of the framework of the car and make sure arrow straight.

if they're crippled and bent any any way that car has been in an accident. turn around and simply walk away. >> and run. gentlemen, we're out of time. thank you very much. you can find all the other information on your show. mike and ant, thank you very much. i'll be watching and we'll have to chat about the cutlass 442 because it needs a little work but i got to keep it hidden. >> two grand. >> bottom the way the bottom dropped out the market on those. [ laughter ] >> not selling it. not selling it. >> there's the wheeling and dealing. >> right. thank you very much, guys. we appreciate it. >> i'm surprised you didn't work a deal for an old corvette wis. >> i still got their number. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ ♪♪ at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage,

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>> no. >> came as a surprise to all of us. we're sure glad you're with us on this tuesday, good day at 10a d.c. >> 10:02 at the time. before we check what's trending allison is back with a check of what's making headlines this morning. good morning again. >> good morning to you, mo. good morning, everybody. first up the latest on that horrific massacre in las vegas. vigils are being held across the nation to honor the victims of sunday's deadly mass shooting. empire state building in new york and the eiffel tower in paris switched off their lights in tribute. last night vigils were held for the victims both at the university of las vegas and city hall. a total of 42 firearms were found inside the gunman's hotel room and his home. 23 at the hotel room at the mandalay bay. 19 more at his home. also, ammonium nitrate found in his car. so far a motive nor shooting is still a mystery. meanwhile, tributes still pouring as we learn more about the victims and the heroic survivors who rushed to the wounded to

they helped the wounded just hours after the shooting. hundreds lined up to donate blood to the victims. some waiting six hours in line to give blood. the tragic incident has become the deadliest mass shooting in united states history. president donald trump dealing with two different tragedies very different. today he's traveling to puerto rico with the fir lady as that island struggles to get back on to its feet following hurricane maria. he's set to meet with officials there first responders and citizens while surveying the damage. tomorrow the president will travel to las vegas to meet with survivors and friends and family of the victims of the vegas massacre. well, even more victims of the equifax data breach at risk this morning the credit report company is now saying an additional 2.5 million americans may have been affected by that massive security breach it happened over the summer, of course. and now that bring the total to 145 million -- 145.5 million people equifax f

richard smith set to testify in front of congress later today. and finally, how about some football to tuck about? monday night football the skins on the road at arrow head stadium in kansas city. washington's defensive line held tough in the first half. in the second half kansas got its groove back. alex smith pulled out a sneak third and goal. no one saw that coming. with seconds left in the fourth quarter a costly turnover became a defensive touchdown for the chiefs. that sealed the deal. final score a heartbreaking 2 20-29. chiefs. >> heartbreaking yet we said encouraging because they played well, right. >> fair far blow out. it was game right until the last minute. >> faired better than i thought. >> that's what you want. >> there you go. >> thanks al. >> saw good signs on both sides of the ball. >> 10:05. it's time to check what is trending. >> first up as holly mentioned off the top of the show we're waking up to news confirmation that legendary

passed away. his spokeswoman confirmed he died at ucla medical center in los angeles a day after he suffered a full cardiac arrest at his home in malibu. petty and long time ban the heartbreakers recently completed a 40th anniversary tour and he hinted this might be his last because he wanted to spend as much time possible with his family specifically his granddaughter. petty broke through the music scene in the 1970's and then had hits like free falling, refugee, american girl. i won't back down, many, many, many more. sold some 80 million records. petty just 66 years old. leaves behind a wife and two adult daughters and as you can imagine the tributes are pouring in. john maher posted this to twitter he said i love tom petty and i cover his songs because i wanted to know what it felt like to fly. you belong somewhere. you feel free. and john maher did do a cover free falling. cheryl crow weighed in this is unbarable. vegas and now great music hero has passed. u

we will miss you. let's take look empty other tributes we have seen coming in throughout the day. if we can put those up on the big screen that would certainly help. mick jagger saying, so sad about tom petty. he made some great music, thoughts are with him family. alice cooper saying rip tom petty with a rather lengthy statement there saying i never got a chance to workup tom petty always respected him. billy idol shocked up upset to hear about tom petty. we got lucky when we found you referencing one of his 1970 song titles. and ringo star saying go bless tom petty peace and love to his family. i'm sure going to miss you tom with a whole bunch of emojis. >> a lot of people weighing in and i know everybody, maureen like you mentioned, too, so many people that knew the music of tom petty even if you weren't a fan when the song came on if you were listening to the radio or out somewhere. it sounded familiar. >> for whatever reaso

the words. >> right. when you could understand musicians. now days what did he say? what did she say? >> i listening to him in a jam session with prince back in the day. both on the guitar. amazing. amazing. it just showed his style because as you talked about this morning, he was a rock and roll guy but he had his own spin on it which kind of created his own little jenn ref music and that's why everybody liked him. >> he would we've in and out of different genres throughout his career. he was the first concert i tried to go to in my life. >> tried to sneak. >> in. >> no we tried to get tickets then you had to call. >> back in the day. >> we actually got group of guys that were going to go to the show we went down to the guidance office where we can get and use the telephone during school hours and -- >> the old days. >> right. kind of snuck in there and like as soon as it went online at 10:00 o'clock we made all the phone calls. by the time somebody got through, it was there were no tickets left. >> we had to settle for somebody else. he ended up being the second concert. i caught him the next time around. >> it wasn't wasn't stub husband. >> no stub hub, no internet and

know we got them. >> he was up ducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2004? >> that's when they jammed there. the thing -- wisdom was talking about. amazing man. >> chris, i just had the conversation not that long ago about wamu situation have you always wanted to see that you didn't get a chance to said. chris you said who. >> bucket list concert tom pe petty. >> for you chris it was more because you grew up with a traveling will berries. >> i sure did. first album i remember actually listening to beginning to end with my dad five years old 1988. song last night. i probably listened to and repeat over and over and over again. >> what great memory. from there it was branching out into, you know, the beatles, george harrison, ringo star was on i won't back down. just opened up. >> he was the gateway. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> that's amazing. >> i saw someone hand chris a tissue. >> absolutely. >> that's beautiful memory, chris. >> we just had this conversation. at t

okay next time we're going to go. so the lesson just go when you want to think about it when you want to go just go. i pulled up review kevin had asked me when i finaly did see him the first time it was 30 years ago. >> wow. >> i saw him in the 1987 tour and he did with the georgia satellites i googled it to see what year it was. i pulled up a review of the tour they were talking about, you know, how petty was playing back then and any way the rest was history. i saw him with the grateful dead, too. >> a lot of people reminiscing. he's going to be missed for sure. 10:10 is the time. we all know the '90's are in right now. shouldn't we say they're back? well now the decade is being reborn on mtv. coming up later we'll sit down with co-host and local star of the new reality show 90's house. >> first celebrities zenning think love to vegas. fifty-cent or 50-cent sued over a picture on instagram plus why sex and the city three is done for and why apparently it's all

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[ laughter ] >> this lady right here is a firework. look at her in all her pretty colors. >> you ready to explode. >> i kind of look like one. >> beautiful. sparkly. >> okay. >> you know. >> letting everyone know you're here. >> i bring the color. >> you want to do little celebrity dish. >> let's do it. >> play by play she's be colorful. let's talk about katie perry because katie perry performed in new york city for witness tour and took a couple of minutes during the concert to share some words of hope and encourage many following last night's las vegas shooting one gunman killed over 50 people and wounded over 400 attending a music festival. i want to take this moment right now for las vegas here tonight. that's what she stated. >> we need to touch each other. >> we're listening to some of it right now. i don't need to read it. here it is. >> turn to your right or your left if you don't know the person next to you and just introduce yourself and say he hello. >> hello. >> maybe

>> can i shake your hand? >> show somebody recorded and posted it on social media right before this speech she made a call for world peace in the wake of what happened in las vegas. >> great. >> yeah. she also called young lady up on the stage with her that lady's young lady by the name of island up on the stage during her call for world peace. >> it's impossible for anybody that was entertaining in any realm last night to not acknowledge it. >> agreed. >> you got it. >> that brings me to katie pe perry's frenemy tailor swift. you know who i'm talking about, right? they went out her way to help those affected by las vegas tragedy. she sent the lapd foot hill community police station multiple bouquets of flowers after one of their officers was shot at the festival in vegas. female officer from the foot hill division attend the concert with friends she was hit in the knee reported until stable condition that's good news there.

social media. talk about a class act. tailor swift sent multiple boubouquets of flowers and plans to our station as one of our officers was shot in las vegas last night. this is one of the smaller arrangements. beautiful nurse can bring a smile to anyone's face much respect. >> good for her, too. >> i think the thing little things mean a lot. >> didn't have to do a huge thing. she just sent some flowers. >> yeah. just to say i'm thinking of you and make we can all do a little bit of that in our life. >> i love that. >> every little bit helps. bethenny frankel chartered four planes to take supplies to puerto rico which was devastated by hurricane maria. frankel's initiate tiff be strong raised thee hundred thousand dollars in donated medical supplies as well as food, water and hygiene products to aid in those efforts. frankel who also took a trip to mexico last week to help earthquake victims poe to do instagram on saturday saying this. paying my own way for puerto rico with a caption photo of the plane rea

with supply. >> here's one thing i will say as i'm observing that. so the thing about taylor swift was she didn't post it. that was the people at the police station. >> that's a good point. >> posted it and said look what tailor swift today. bethenny frankel is actual posting all the good she's do doing. how do you feel about that? >> that's a good point. >> you know, i don't care. as long the people of appreciate get the help, you know,. >> why does bethenny need to self point? >> people are just like that. >> as long as they get help i don't care. >> i watched -- i've been following her social media when i saw it i thought it was really great. i think bethenny is doing it to go hey, look, why aren't some other people our government doing this when i can do this? i can land these private plains. i can go out and get donations. >> she's trying to make a point, a statement? >> i thought that. i thought it was great. i watch all the housewives sh shows. you knows how much is real. >> that's true. >> it's good to see someboy who really me

and realize like we all have to help each other. >> right. >> but that is good. you don't know. is it self-serving i hope it's genuine. >> have you ever given to charity one do you want your name listed on the fund of the fun raising page or not. >> absolutely. >> you're in the bethenny frankel boat. >> i get what you're saying. >> it's just food for thought i'm not saying one way or the other is right or wrong. i'm with you as long as the people get help. >> from celebrities being selfless to ones celebrity perhaps being self fish. we're talking about sex and the city's kim cattle the final chapter was actually started -- was set to start filming today. but that cattle was negotiating and was asking for thing the studio wouldn't go for so they pulled the plug. she denied they put the kabosh on the new film with outrageous demands. another source told page six kim is not a fan of

parker and producer patrick king the only demand i ever made i didn't want to do a third film. and that was back in 2016. >> why didn't they just do it without her? >> no. >> you can't. >> you can't do it without her. >> you can't do it without her. >> you cannot have without samantha. >> you can't do anything. >> you can't have it without samantha. >> what if you had it with the memory of is a ma than. take some old stuff you film in the path. >> kill her off. >> no. >> the dynamic would be off. >> she left new york. she's in jersey now. >> one person highjack the whole project and she killed the whole thing. >> how do you know she's highjacking the whole thing. maybe she's making similar demands any guy would make. we don't know what the demands or. we don't know -- i don't think this is bad. >> it sounds like she's flat out saying if you want me in this project give me everything i want. >> yeah. >> that's what it sounds like. >> i think sarah jessica parker s, i know she's the front figure or i don't think she's open of a star they would have gone on without her. it's not a show unless

four of them. >> it agree. >> whatever. >> good for you. >> it's not a show at all now period. >> exactly. that's my point. [ laughter ] >> check this out. fifty-cent posted a picture of himself on instagram and now he's being sued by the photog who took it. the suit by that photographer christopher pat scary says he took the pick and homeds the copyright to the work and most of the post featuring the picture was -- has received more than 50,000 likes. the other received more than 40,000 likes. and the photog is seeking some up specified damages because 50-cent posted a photo. >> all you have to do is put that little camera icon. say who took the picture and avoid a lot of money. >> if the guy owns the photo it's his photo. >> exactly. >> i have to keep that in mind if somebody ever takes a picture of me. >> we have to go back on your instagram. don't bring that. i don't want nobody going after me. >> hash tag no photo credit either. >> i got nothing. i got

>> thanks guys. >> that's the dish. 10:20. coming up later the rise of the phoenix do not miss my one-on-one with singer chante moore. >> first we'll take to you a super hero extravaganza. bob barnard gets all the cool stories. we'll tell was he's up to next. it's 10:21. ♪

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children at children's national will meet superman, wonder woman and you just saw before commercial break spiderman super girl other heroes from the cmics and movies all with a little help from hope for henry an organization we profiled before. they're reinventing how hospitals care for seriously ill children and they're families through innovative program and our super hero bob barnard right in the middle of it all at children's this morning. what a feel good, story, bob. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, steve. yeah, it is. this is the super hero extravaganza a nearly event here and we're up in a play room up on the fourth floor of children's national hospital. as you heard spiderman or saw him we heard him he's got quite a voice, too. he's meeting colton and malcolm and some of the other children who are here in the oncology unit at children's national hospital, and joining suss lori strong who created hope for henry in memory of her son whose been gone 15 years but the legacy lives on. look at the faces. look at colton's face speaking to spiderman. lori tell me about this. what is today all about? >> so today is hope for

annual super hero extravaganza here at children's national, and we have brought in 22 life super heroes to visit all 350 kids at the hospital. and we bring the kids action figures, comic books, capes, um, everything super hero to brighten their day, and bring them hope and optimism and the magic of childhood. >> the hope and optimism must be huge here a positive amount of energy for this floor in absolutely. honestly those kinds of things help kids heal along with the medical care that's obviously critical as well. >> tell me about that. we saw downstairs you had an artist here who built lego super hero character. they'll meeting them in person. look at the face on colton he's just smiling here. why is it important? you lived through this. why is putting a smile on a kids health helpful for their overall health and fighting cancer. >> kids who are chronically ill are in the hot for mon

lonely and scary and so, um, you know, intense toy advising them to get better through distractions and things that bring them hope and, um, you know, even incentivize them to get better helps them heal. [ laughter ] >> and keeps them, you know, encouraged and helps them to do all the difficult things they needed to to get better that's what today is all about. reminding them that we know that they're here and that they're really special and that there are things for them to look forward to and, um, that we're here for them and cheering them on. >> lori, thank you very much. hope for henry. they're attached to iv's so they've got needles in them if they can have smile while that's happening and meeting these guys, it's a nice thing do you every year and we're certainly glad to be here and a part of it and share with our viewers. thank you lori. >> we're happy to have you here with us. we'll send you and malcolm he's

and he's chatting up the super hero guys. >> i love it. >> making us smile for sure, bob. >> he got his chance he's taking it. >> yeah. >> aww that's so great. good spiderman, too. >> nice. thank you, bob. >> 10:27 right now. m to tv's newest reality show is turning back time. coming you next we'll learn all about 90s pows from co-host christina milian and the d.c. guy that's actually living inside. we'll be right back. you're watching good day at 10a

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♪ love me some cher. how would you like to travel back in time to your favorite decade, maybe the ' '80s. how about the '90's a time from fax machines, jean jumpers and dial up internet were all the rage. well, 12 unsuspecting millennials agreed to live together in a house like it's in the '90's. and it's all for the grand prize of $90,000. take look. >> it's 2017. in the age of technology, cell phones and social media rule the world. >> i can't live without my technology. >> instagram, 7,000 followers. >> i-pad, iphone. >> snap chat is my life. >> we throw 12 strangers into house in the 1990's. >> we just stepped through a time warp. this is the '90's house. >> party people. >> crazy. >> okay the show is hosted as you

milian and former in sync lance bass. we got a chance to chat with christina who dish all about this reality throw back competition. >> good morning good day d.c. it's christina milian. you got watch 90's house on mtv it's such a cool show. i mean there's 12 millennials put into a house to live together but not only are they going to live in a house to compete to win prize, you know, to be the number one winner, they have actually entered a time warp and they're now in the 90's. so we get to see all the really cool things about the 90's and what a great time it was and that time. i lived it. lance bass lived it. the two of us are the hosts. it's official. you got to watch the show. it's a lot of fun. of course, people get competitive but, you know, it's also nice to play homage to such a really really good time. the music, the culture, the way we dressed. i mean to me i felt like teenager all over again filming the show. and now when

like, oh, what great that was. so check us out 90's house. 11:00 p.m. on mtv. >> she still looks like teenager she looks good. right. we wouldn't be good day d.c. if we didn't try to fine the local connection in everything that we do and guess what? one of the show's contestants has connection to our area he joins us live in the loft to talk all about the show how he went from the dmv to mtv. let's welcome d.c.'s own devon delaney. >> where is your fanny pack. >> i should have brought it on. i didn't bring it today. >> how did you find out about this show going in dunk the concept? >> i didn't know the concept. it was a thing on back stage casting website and i just thought it was nationwide. you know, looking for outgoing personalities i thought i had great outgoing personality i applied. didn't think i had chance and they clicked on me. >> what did you have to do to apply? >> just submit a picture and then i had to up load a video showing my personality. like what i do for

>> what dud if your video. >> i dance add little bit. i showed them, you know, i really just danced. i think that's what got them showing how crazy i can get. >> show me a few moves. >> ooh, ooh. >> my gosh they were like -- >> we totally need this guy. rushed done the mack reina. >> i might have on the 90's house. >> okay. so you get cast and then you show up and so then they tell you -- >> um, we don't even know anything. we got in the house and all of a sudden i first at thought it was lance bass was the host it's christina milian as well. i'm all surprised i grew up having a major crash on christina milian. >> you and half the world. [ laughter ] >> so, they let us know that you know we're competing we're going back into the '90's. you got to dress you got to talk and you got to walk like the '90's everything has to be the '90's if you don't, you're ill. >> you get booted. >> you get booted. how hard was it to not have your phone, your i-pad, your whatever? >> it's challenging at first because sometimes you go through

go through drama when you go to drama you go to your phone just to get away. >> interesting. you couldn't snap it. >> you couldn't snap it. you couldn't talk to nobody. after a couple -- a couple of days you get used to it. >> you kind of liked it. >> yeah. i like it it starts making dr drama. making people laugh. it gets craze seem. >> what are the challenges? i figure out how you get kicked off. >> i'm not saying you did. >> well, yeah. [ laughter ] >> like you go through it right. sometimes lance and christina gives all types of 90's challenge. >> can you give me an example or no. >> our last one was our introduction to a sitcom. so i know back in the 90's you had these like, you know, full house, you had martin, they had the cool introduction to sitcom. this one, this tuesday, tonight, we're doing music video challenge. >> you have to like reenact 90's music video. >> reenact a music videos. guys versus girls. i'm pretty sure we going to hold it down. >> is there a judge that decides that you were m

others? >> we have a celebrity judge. we also have lance and christina who judge us as well, too. >> can you name drop some of the celebrities. >> salt and pepper on the show. we have kid and clay. >> push it. >> kid and play have been here in the loft. >> really? have they done the whole -- >> yes, yes, yes. >> who else we have on the show mario lopez was on the show looked like he never aged. >> saved by the bell. >> never aged ever. >> you need to get his doctor. >> i need to get his doctor,. [ laughter ] >> it's just so so many different cameos. so many different celebrities coming in surprising us throughout the show. >> so tell me where were you really in the '90's? what were you doing? >> in the 90's? i'm born in ' '92. >> oh, my gosh. >> so he was in the crib. >> i was in the crib for most of the time. no, um, yeah, i guess. i guess watching power rangers and eating my pop tarts and cereal just like some regular kids would do i guess. not really living too much. >> so if you eliminated. were you eliminate

i can't say. >> if you don't get eliminated but you still don't know who the winner is yet. >> we do not. even i don't and who the winner is. we all find out together. >> what are you going to do with the $90,000 when you win it? we're believing. >> if i win the $99,000 my nephew has autism so i would love to help him, you know, go into some classes to kind of help him get his education a little higher. my mom has helped me with so much, um, i want to take a major trip with her. wherever she wants to go, wherever she wants to go. i want to help my nephew and my mom i have student loans, of course. other than that, the 90,000 will be pefect for me. >> i wish you all the best my friend. >> thank you very much. >> it sounds like a whole lot of fun. i won't tell you where i was with the 90's. i was in the crib, too. no. okay. look over there. look over to toes three and go wads up. >> wads up! >> best 90's commercial. >> i'm just saying. >> that was scream, right. >> now you've done this. how much do you appreciate the technology we have today. >> oh, my gosh,

wi-fi. i love the fact we can just look that up. >> we'll tell was it was like to chisel the tablets. >> right. >> when we grew up. >> the pages i don't know how to work a pager. >> we had boom box it took me five minutes to figure out -- >> did you try to carry it on your shoulder. >> i tried. i think i broke it when i did that. we had to do a voice -- the phone we had to make our own voice. >> imagine you have to to have a cord on your phone. >> top 40 songs off the radio. >> we had to do the introduction to our sitcom listen to a song it took us forever now you can, you know, google the lyrics. >> right. >> you had to actually -- i had to write them down like. did she say that? did she say that. >> it was a little challenging i would say in the 90's. >> so rough in the 90's. >> man you guys had it rough. >> we did. >> we had it rough. >> memories. >> we're survivors. >> yes. >> wow! >> good job. >> it sounds fun. enjoy the show. that's great. >> that starts tuesdays at 11:0.

tgif getting new live thanks to hulu speaking throw backs on friday we sat down with step by step star patrick duffy and this morning we're hanging out with couple of perfect strangers. >> am i looking up larry appleton. >> larry appleton, that's me. >> larry, larry, larry. [ laughter ] >> i looked everywhere for you. i walk the streets. i said to everyone, have you seen larry? you don't know how many people have never heard of you. [ laughter ] >> that's clip from the classic sitcom that ran partly in the 90's partly in the '80 from 1996 to 1993 star mark and bronson opinion cho as larry and balkie. two extremely distant cousins getting to know each other while sharing an apartment in chicago. we had cha and to catch up with the stars 30 years later to talk about the show and it's new life online. >> people have never seen you should

what is the premise of the show. >> the premise of it was supposed to be and intell intellectually i was in from mediterranean island country like grease and i was distantly related to him and i arrived in chicago and adopted me and we had adventures. the real premise of the show which nobody really planned mark and i were kind of this psychic duo. we can read each other's minds and we took the scripts and turned them into physical comedy things. nobody ever wrote that at the beginning. down the road they would say, the boys do crazy stuff and two blank pages. but we -- we -- nobody knew we would have that beyond chem chemistry. >> we found way to work together and we were blessed. >> found it. it was just there. >> we tripped on it. >> so it was really almost like, you know, "i

bossom buddies and i had an accent apparently. >> you had an accent? >> it didn't matter. >> wow. hey, look, everything old is new again. you can catch all your favorite perfect strangers episodes streaming now on hulu along with other tgif hits like full house, family matters, step by step, hanging with mr. cooper. >> i remember those shows. >> not the new ones but bringing back the old ones so you have nostalgia night and enjoy that era all over again. >> it was a funny show. >> all right. balkie has aged well. >> both of them look pretty g good. >> okay. 10:40 is the time. there's new breakfast trend taking over dc's brunch scene and this morning erin como is trying to -- trying to find,, what does that say. trying to kind voted the best in the city. i don't know what that is. erin como is out doing some something. those words aren't matching up much she's serving up stuffed bagels aft the break. find kind -- >> it's not here. >> exactly. >> if it was here we would ask.

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>> welcome back. 10:43 is the time. weather you want them or not bite sized stuffed bagels are here. but if you don't even know or you didn't know they were a thing this morning we're showing you where to get some of the best ones in the area. details now. erin como she joins us live. good morning to you erin como. >> good morning, guys. we're out in northeast right now at poppy's

hall in northeast and grant and brianne his baker are joining us. the name changed little bit for you. let's start with what are stuffed bagels for everyone home catch p watching into isn't quite sure absolutely. stuffed bagels are the newest trends and delicious. a bagel boiled and bake just like a regular bagel we stuff it with different types of feelings. it could be honey butter, cream cheese, chicken salad top it on top with different toppings as well. >> i tried the greek one and it was so good. what are the different flavors that you have out for us today? >> let me show you. so we have our most popular it's everything bagel. it's achieve onion dill cream cheese with everything seeds. >> uh-huh. >> um, then the one next to it is a roved red pepper feta cream cheese with as seeing a go italian herb and another savory flavor, a roasted garlic bacon with a mince garlic and salt and the sweet one we have out is a cinnamon

brown sugar cinnamon. >> brianna, walks us through the steps of making stuffed bagels i know you stay up all night baking these you went from making 400 week to making 3,000 bagels a week? >> that's right. that's right. just last year i started the company with migrate friend julia she can be here today. she really wish she can. she went from being economic consultant by day to being a nighttime baker i learn to, um, hone my skills to make the greatest bagel we call the best bagel experience in the world. >> yeah. >> and then i get all my inspiration from my grandfather. my pop me i name the company after. >> i love that. that's where you got the name from great family experience congressing with him. >> from him and my mom. my mom used to put a bunch of food on the table. she call eight pope morey. she used to work long hours from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and put all this food on the table and then she guys you mix and match it i'm not cooking to night. i'm going to go lay down. >> i like her style. >> brianna, show us how

what do you do? you roll the dough? >> yeah. so at first we let the yeast rise a little bit. then we roll them up into little bit about 39 grams of dough and we round them out. we lay them on a flat sheet. we boil them. we put a little bit of honey in the water. to add little flavor to there. once we are finish boiling them, we will put them in the oven at 4:25 for about 14 minutes altogether. and then this is what the result would look like. >> they look so good. how do you stuff them because i know you have stream line the process now that you're making so many you take the bag of cream cheese and stuff it inside with enough to give it flavor? >> yes. we just poke a small hole in there and then we go on and squeeze a little bit of which cream cheese in there. >> what's your favorite stuffed bagel that you have here? >> the one that you tried which is that greek it's one of my favorites. >> how about you, since you've had so many of them over the years perfecting this? >> i got to go with the one i made first the

chive, onion, dill, the cream cheese in there is just special. it's not a plane cream cheese. when you bite into the cream cheese you're going to go, oh, my god. >> i need to try it then i want to bring your staff energy. you met a lot of the people that work with you working in the restaurant industry. which is super amazing because you're like a tight knit familiarly. >> i'm emily. >> i'm taylor. >> taylor thanks for joining us. let's grab a stuffed bagel and enjoy. i'll try the everything one because that's favorite. you can see the good seasoning on top. >> greek one for you. >> i got greek one much cheers. we're having a bagel party back here. i promise not to eat the whole tray and bring them back to you guys. >> is it like a cake bag and they poke a hole in the side and squeeze it in. that's how how it works. >> that's exactly how it works. you want to us show you holdly. >> yeah, please. >> come on over. will you stuff a bagel so they can see it? >> come on over. we have -- we have the -- i call

over here. take the cream cheese. >> we take the cream cheese and then we actually have a potter thing. >> oh h. >> big contraption there. >> yeah. then we just pop it in. >> okay. >> and then stuff it like that. >> okay. >> just like that. >> any way you slice it it looks delicious. >> i'm still chewing. hold on. >> i think we'll have to make a trip. >> great use for the inside of the bagel. >> there you go. >> some extra. we know what we're having for brunch this sunday. time right now 10:48. coming up the rise of the phoenix after the break singer chante moore dishes all about her new album and much more. we'll be rye back. ♪

>> our next guest a true r and burlington-bristol diva slaying the charts since t thely he will early 90's. love has taken over, straight up and chante got a man talking about the one and only chante moore. the grammy nominated singer released her seventh studio album the rise of the phoenix. the am bum first single real one is currently number five on the r and b charts and yesterday she stopped by the loft to dish about the album and much more. check it

>> congratulations on the new album. >> thank you. i'm so excited about that. >> i am toots call the rise of the phoenix. >> yeah. >> interesting title. >> isn't that big i call it love team it is really lofty. why that? why the rise of the phoenix. >> i really do feel like it's a rebirth of me as a person and me musically and in music and r and b i think it's rebirth of that. but it's about taking all of the things that have happened to us. whether they be good or bad and taking all of them and using them in the record for emotional support and emotional therapy for everybody. i just think when you are going through things you feel like you're by yourself. hum. my music has been to share and make sure they know they're not alone. >> that seems to be what you've always given us. you share so many of yourself in your music and singing the rise of the phoenix like you went somewhere. i don't think you ever did. >> coming back. well, no. i did take awhile, though, um, divorce and being a single parent and just figuring out what is next and trying to be

that is authentic. you know what i mean? i was angry last album. i don't think it sings as well for me. >> yeah. >> i think, um, music when i'm in love is better. >> okay. so real one. >> yeah. >> who is that addressed to miss chante moore. >> to the real one. his name is real. last name is one. [ laughter ] >> so you're in love? >> i am. i am. >> um-hmm. >> um-hmm. >> awesome. >> she's like and we're waiting. >> um-hmm. >> even if i told the first and last name you wouldn't know him. >> i think that's good. >> is he in the music business. >> not at all. >> was this conscious decision for you to -- >> to date someone outside the business. >> yeah. no, not really. not really. however, you know, i've been on the low low myself. you know what i mean? taking moments to just to be single, you know, just to be alone, and trying to cher rush that.

women we're going i can't wait to fine the one. i can't wait to fall in love. i can't wait -- is he the one jesus? is he one? i don't k know. we're so waiting for the one that we don't take time to just be alone and be the one. >> so this album speaks to the love and the place you are now in your life. >> an look back a little look back i think there's a song called saving grace it's dedicated to the ex and it really is about saying if you had not broke my heart i wouldn't even have time to have it mend and it wouldn't be something i found my best friend now. this is somebody i'm in love with. but i wouldn't be able to even appreciate it as much had thing not gone sour. so you're my saving grace, thank you. >> the thing i love about you from the first time i ever heard you love has taken over you're so i was then tis. you're obviously beautiful but you're so authentic. from the quality of your voice and messaging of the music there's that i was then tis have the that resonates

>> thank you. >> ly real ones out there. >> i hope so. it is something that i really think i've learned from being in the church as a little girl. >> um-hmm. >> singing what you believe. >> yeah. >> and being convicted about those words, um, they should mean something, and they're you whether you think so or not. may as well be out. >> absolutely you'll be responsible for what thought of you by the time you finish. >> we only have minute left you also have christmas album coming out. >> i do called christmas back to you and it's going to be great. it has four remakes and seven originals. so, it's good. >> yeah. i'm really excited my first one ever. >> have you done one before. >> i have not. it just work out. the producer that i was working for rise of the phoenix which actually available now on i tunes, google, um, all the other ones, all of them. >> go get them. >> go now. >> yes. >> but was beautiful. it was released 25 years to the day of my first record. >> my goodness. >> i didn't even know that

>> serendipity comes full circle. >> the christmas album we were working so well the producers and writers we were in such a nice groove we kept working. >> grooving is what you give us. now you'll do it christmas back to you album the rise of the phoenix the new album. >> go out and get this lady's music. you will never be disappointed. she's beautiful inside and out and her voice is angelic. chante moore, as always thank you for stopping by the loft. this is your home. come back any time. >> i will be. i'll be back tomorrow. >> you got it. >> she's not -- 83 she's not here. >> maybe she comes back at christmastime. >> leave my friend alone. >> she did say she would come back to do the christmas album. >> she knew this would air today. so tomorrow is tomorrow. >> who knows what tomorrow may bring still. >> i'm a fan. love the music. >> could never tell. >> i'm just saying. >> love it. >> tuck we are we bring you in here or are you lounging in the couch. >> mostly just hanging out on the yellow couch. >> hi, guys. >> hit the white couch. >> ten seconds. >> sunny and beautiful today. mid 70. >> there you go.

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