♪ straight ahead, breaking news. the vegas shooter's girlfriend returns to the united states and the fbi was there when she got off the plane. get down! >> meanwhile we're getting first-hand look at the chaos from the night of that mass shooting from just rel released police body cam footage. we'll have the latest from the vest investigation coming up. >> back to back trips for president trump. today he's heading to las vegas one day aft his visit with victims of hurricane maria in puerto rico. that trip earning him some mixed reviews. we'll have the very latest. one d.c. lawmaker is offering free legal advice to the more than two dozen illegal immigrants arrested during

i'm bob barnard. we'll tell was this is all ab about. and later, perfect timing. kirk cousins spending the bye week on paternity leave. a little later we'll show you the first picture of the newest addition to the burgundy and gold family. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >> aww baby fever little cooper making his rival cooper cousins cute little kid. good day d.c. 9:01 on objection fourth. celebrating with our qb and his new addition this morning. >> sweet picture. a couple of reasons to cele celebrate. today marks national taco day. >> whoop whoop. >> also national vodka day. >> gluck gluck. >> whoop whoop whoop. >> we'll see what we can do. we'll offer up unique spin on one of them. noticing us we'll combine them. >> pour the vodka in the tacos. >> right. this is a way that you can do vodka. >> really, how is that. >> actually wis

the segment. >> no. >> this is one you can do. >> just trust us for once. >> i don't know if i can do that. vodka or trust you for once. [ laughter ] >> we've got a warmup on the way as well after few perfect fall days we're heading back into the mid 80s. tucker barnes will have the details a little bit later. >> the big story at 9:00 of course on-going investigation into that mass shooting on the las vegas strip. the fbi hoping to get some answers from the gunman's girlfriend who's back on u.s. soil this morning. meanwhile, we are getting first-hand look at the chaos after that gunfire broke out at the mandalay bay from just released police body camera footage and hearing from the gunman's brother had seems just as confused as the rest of the country when it comes to why he would murder more than 50 people. our melanie alnwick joining us live with the very latest on this on-going investigation. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. fbi has dozen of agents in vegas assisting with all aspects of the investigation. as for marou

tells reporter that is they have no idea that she was in the philippines and really no indication that her boyfriend had any involvement with guns. we understand that she used to work as hostess at a kaseen no reno that paddock would frequent, and apparently that is where they met. but even though she's cooperating with authorities they definitely weren't to learn more from her about steven paddock and his activities. her night from the manila philippines arrived last night or early this morning at los angeles international airport. officials say she arrived in the country on september 25th on a flight from hong kong her flight this morning returned from manila to the us for more questioning. monday morning you may recall the clark county sheriff said danley was located out of the country and not involved. but now investigators have many questions for her including why stephen paddock wired $100,000 to the philippines in the days before the shooting.

body camera video from las vegas police officers. they are pinned down in this video that you're about to see and hear as the shooting begin. they don't even know where the shooting is coming from. the gunfire spanned between 9:00 and 11 minutes. paddock had cameras rigged outside and side his hotel room so he can see law enforcement when they came close. we have video recorded from outside the room. you can look lou that broken door. you see that assault style rifle on bi-pod it will come back around here again for you. apparently, there were also devices called bump stocks there it is right there on 12 of the 23 guns found in paddock's hotel room that turned them into rapid fire epp weapon much his brother eric simply can't explain it. >> this is what everybody is so scared about right now. when steve can do this, we are in deep bleep.

there. you find me where someone who is like steve does this. i hope the hell they find when they do the autopsy that there's a tumor in his head or something because if they don't, we're all in trouble. >> reporter: fbi investigators are beginning the grim task of documenting so much evidence left behind in the festival field. financial investigators are look nothing at least a dozen financial transaction reports over the past several weeks showing that paddock gambled more than $10,000 per day. now those transaction reports are many of those are routine it's something the casinos are required to do by law when someone cashes in more than $10,000. but we really don't know the sum total of his gambling over the more recent days except we all know as we've heard that he was a high-stakes gambler. as far as the

26 more guns in two of paddock's homes bringing the total to 49 guns and hopefully we'll learn more later today about anything that could make sense of all of this. live outside the fbi headquarters i'm melanie aln alnwick, fox5 local news. >> certainly empathize with the shooter's brother and his harrell felt comments you do hope there's something wrong there. if there isn't, my goodness, where does that leave -- just no words. no words. okay. as you know, this morning we're hearing heart wrenching stories about the lives lost in this zen less tragedy one of the victims was from martinsburg, west virginia denise burr titus was at the music festival with her husband tony. tony a green beret realized they were in the direct line of gunfire. >> on our way out denise was struck, um, she was immediately unconscious and i stayed with her there. she -- her wounds were

bad. another gentleman stopped and we moved her back and then finally got the ability to move her outside the fence. we loaded her up in someone's pickup truck that was out there and started on her way to the hospital. >> denise was a mother of two and in february she would have been a grandfather for the fifth time. and another local victim tina frost who graduated from arundel high school roughly ten years ago she was shot in the right it it eye and remain icu in med medically induced coma. her family flew to las vegas to be by her side. >> president trump headed to las vegas right now mid air after returning from his trip to puerto rico last night. he departed joint base andrews an hour ago. while he's in las vegas he'll meet with survivors the mass shooting going to go to hospital and then meet with first responders. while the president is in las vegas democrats are seizing the moment trying to push for new control gun control laws much will depend where the president stands on this. when asked about gun control, the president said it would be addressed quote as

meanwhile the president told fox news in interview that quote we're going to have to wipe out puerto rico's debt in the wake of the hurricane there. the president and first lady also heaped praise on federal and local officials during the trip yesteray to puerto rico. they met briefly with san juan's mayor and said she's quote doing a good job. this after the mayor recently criticized the speed of the federal storm response. but the president's trip was not without controversy. one of his jokes about funding the island fell flat. >> now, i hate to tell you puerto rico but you've thrown our budget a little out of wack. [ laughter ] >> because we've spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that's fine. we saved a lot of lice. every death is a horror. but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died -- what is your death count as of this moment? 17? >> 16, sir. >> 16 people certified. 16 people versus in the

thousands. you can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. >> that death count went to 34 overnight. signs of progress federal officials say 60% of the gas stations are open. 45% of people now have access to drinking water but still less -- less than half of the population of puerto rico. >> all right. 9:09 is the time. let's talk about what's happening in our city. d.c. city council member david goss so offering help illegal immigrants recently arr arrested during ice raids those raids targeted undo you meaned people in sanctuary cities including washington, d.c. where 14 were arrested. fox5's bob barnard is live outside the wilson building with the details bob? >> reporter: wisdom, ice called this operation safe city in a number of cities across the country. here in washington, baltimore, philly, new york, even in denver nearly 500 people were arrested. this was last week over the course of four days. ice telling us that more than thee hundred of those

had prior convictions and that about 100 of them had previously been deported but were back in this country illegally again. now, 14 of those people arrested here in the district d.c. council member at large david goss so says this way an assault on our communities. he says sanctuary city status doesn't increase crime. in fact it reduces crime in his opinion. negroes so wants families of the 14 illegals arrested in d.c. to call his office for free legal assistance. now in our studios last hour, steve asked the dc council member about the cost to taxpayers providing that free legal help. >> real credit to the mayor and to the council that they've put -- we've put $500,000 down for giving legal aid to folks. there are legal clinics throughout the city that work with various immigrant communities from all over the world, and so on my website at david goss so.org you can go to the blog and see a full list. we probably need t

i just think when the federal government goes looking for problem like this they end up creating more problems than creating solutions for our communities. >> reporter: now, others are very upset about this planning a protest later this afternoon outside ice headquarters that's in southwest washington. they and that plan to march here to the wilson building this starts at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. they're calling on the mayor to denounce the raids. they want ice to stop the raids, and they want those 14 people arrested last week here in the district, guys, released. >> bob barnard outside the wilson building this morning. council member also said he believes the city is in good enough financial shape right now it can afford to spend that $500,000. >> all right. 9:11. in case you haven't heard f fox5 has a new true crime podcast based on one of our area's most notorious murders and the first episode is out today. sarah fraser will join us live th

>> later from the front lines to the big screen, kevin sitting down with the thank you for your service star his name is miles teller and the real life hero he plays in this new movie. back in a moment. in a moment. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

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>> horrible and gruesome. sends chills down your spine. >> we fine the porsche and learn about the $40,000. >> his dna was discovered on a pizza crust. >> it can't be a solo job. i don't think they've got all the people. ♪ >> the mansion murders. fox5 true crime podcast. the first of its kind the six-part series focuses on the murders of savopoulos family and their housekeeper vera figueroa. a it's story that captivate the the nation for three months in 2014 and left many with more questions than answers definitely episode one available starting today. sarah fraser has been working on this for months and joins us live in the loft with sneak peek what you'll hear when you download it. good morning. >> i know. i love holly by the way true crime podcast now. >> totally. i can wait to listen to this. i am all in. >> she knows them all. serial. >> s town i highly recommend it where does this one

first episode and this really goes in depth of what actually happened. kind of because it has been two and a half years some people i'm sure have forgotten a lot of the details. also being two and a half years later a lot of things that first came out are not true today. of course we know, you know, various things have happened. other things details have come forward. our very own marina march rocco and paul wagner are featured heavily on this episode. and they were two of the reporters for fox5 that really worked this case when it came out, it's fascinating to hear the information they were getting in from their sources, what was happening that day. >> were they able to tell you like were there things they were learning but they weren't able to report at first? >> yes. >> talk about that. you know what i'm saying. >> absolutely y. you're going to hear about everybody sort of nose this detail. but $40,000 was brought to the house. but how paul wagner was finally able to break that tip took a lot. you know, and,. >>

best in the business. >> that's why he was able to break it. >> he is the best, and not only that, there's isn't other things that fox broke first that were really pitch sole to this story. you'll get that. >> now, there's a way you definitely want to download and listen to it but there's also ways for to you get even more information and really help tell the story all that much better? >> yeah. we did it behind the scenes video and i really have to thank ronnie mccrae and judicial ayres who work here at fox5 and they really did the research and ronnie is a photojournalist who put this together. but if you join our facebook page which is the mansion murders fox5. >> there's ronnie driving the car. >> there's ronnie. um, you can be part of our exclusive group we want to start conversations about this see what you think, see what you know and also on there you'll be getting a behind the scenes video which is rue very important because as the six-part series unfolds you'll find how much joe gravy played into i don't want to give too much away but how

geography is in this case. >> it kind of trian triangulate. >> yes. >> to figure some thing out. >> yes. >> very much so. >> on a level of one to ten with this first podcast, what's the shock factor with ten being like you're mouth is on the floor? >> ooh, i think, you know, god, i don't want to give all of it away but i would say there's so many bizarre things that happened leading up to this, and already in episode one you'll begin to see picture of like, um hmm, like it seemed as though there were many chances for someone to be notified, okay. i think you'll be able to sort of start putting these pieces together -- >> you mean many chances for them to let someone knows what was going on in the house. >> right. >> that's good. >> yeah. right. right. >> it's very -- this story is captivating for a reason. there's a a lot of little, you know, bizarre things that happened, don't make sense arc lot of just perfect storm of things that

episode one really sets the tone for that and also, you know, 19 hours is very significant because most of the time people are not -- especially in this country are not held hostage for 19 hours in their own home. >> right. >>that's very strange. and what trance spires in that house over the 19 hours you get a clear picture of. and -- >> okay. >> that's very rare. >> we'll just leave it there. if that didn't real you in there's no hope for you. here's the thing. this is the reminder that you need to listen to the mansion murders podcast episode one just go to i tunes or the podcast app it's on your iphone and search for the mansion murders and then just subscribe. now we'll launch a new episode every wednesday with extra behind the scenes video on our website foxdc.com. all you have to do is click on podcast there is. that web page will also have all our old stories related to the case and we have also as you heard set up a special face group conne

page you get more updates on the series in the case and also contribute to discussions or ask questions. so just to find that go to fox5 d.c. facebook page and click on groups. if you join the facebook page you get to see the behind videos first exactly. >> before they get posted on our web page. >> correct. >> you got to be in the know. thanks sarah. >> thanks holly i know you'll be listening. >> back over to you. >> now we're all in the know. go on and subscribe today on i tunes or in your podcast store. it is 9:20 right now. still to come this morning all new episode of objectified. tmz harvey levin will join us live with a look at his sit down this time he's sitting down with israel's prime minister. go harvey. >> really good harvey. erin, what are you working oh. >> close call for an actor in indiana after police confuse him with an actual armed robbers. good news for apples fans frustrated with the new iphone the company has quick fix already and later the jeopardy contest tan stealing the show. we've got a check on what else is making headlines neck. ♪

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for taking this seriously, and for making this a priority, for all of the victims out there. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> back at 9:23. erin is also back with a check of the some of the other stories making headlines this morning. erin. >> first up update on a story we told you about first last week. police in crawfords indiana released brand new body cam videos shows the moments an actor was shot at by a police officer during an very big mix up. the actor was dressed in ski mask and carrying a gun when he walk into a brewery.

thought that a robbery was about to take place and called police. officers arrived and yelled at him to drop the gun. they say he did not and they opened fire. now luckily they missed. the movie company says in the future, they plan to make sure to notify police rather of any future productions probably a good idea there. and d.c. police arrest add man who refused to pay his bus fair and then threatened to kill metro bus driver. the incident happened yesterday on the x2 line in northeast d.c. mows say duvon abney got to the x2 bus and lee fussed to pay and pull out 95 on the bus driver and said he'd kill him the neck time he saw him. metro's union says his been a problem before and union leaders say it's time all the assaults on drivers become felonies. in other news former equifax ceo richard smith is back on capitol hill this morning for testimony. yesterday smith apologized for the cyber attack saying the hack was a result of quote human error and technology failure

still lawmakers want to know more about that massive data breach. smith is set to appear before several committees today at 10am. irs has awarded a $7.25 million fraud protection contract to equifax from 7:00 a.m. so more on that story coming up as well. in other news, form mr. ceo richard smith -- we just told you about that one. more information in just a moment as we roll through some of these stories this morning. but we also want to tell you about a great story with jeopardy. before we get to that one apple still dealing with handful of issue if you're hearing a crackle when you use your new iphone eight, you're not the only one. the company released a software update tuesday that gets rid of the sound after users reported hearing it during phone calls and while on face time. pretty annoying. update is free and also fixes an issue opening attachments encrypted e-mails finally i was really excited to get to this story. new york

contestant on jeopardy striking a cord with viewers. the messy hair bearded man is lawsuitly dominating jeopardy. during his run he's a massed $257,000 already. in just a single game he won $65,000. he's now impress seven 5-day winning streak if he wins it all, maybe he won't have to sling drinks any more. who knows maybe he really enjoys bartending. guys. >> what makes him quirky, though? >> he's got a good style and viewers are just really liking his winning streak and his whole demeanor the fact he's a bar tent. >> he didn't look that crazy. >> messy hair i was thinking like woo? >> like tucker when he wakes up and comes in here. >> this guy is real smooth. >> right. >> thanks, erin. >> 9:26 is the daytime. not all battlefield injuries can be seen. coming up kevin sits down with actor miles teller and the real life veteran he plays in the new movie thank you for your ser service. >> first though an october warmup on the way. tucker will be back with a look at how long the temps in the 80s are going to stick around.

>> back to the jeopardy story. i'll take what is hotel california for the answer to the question we had on the screen. fresh at 10a fighting words. wait until you hear what sm smallville star tom welling said to kevin about one of his favorite movies of 2016. oh, you've seen the socks. you've seen the tie bar. but what did tom have to say? what about his guest roll on lucifer? that too. the hometown star of star arlington's britt tap knee o'grady gives us a look at what changes are in set for the hit show of fox show. we'll is he brought today. national taco day get a sneak peek at a taste of d.c. with the team from pal ladar. the time is nip 27:00. we'll try to contain our appetites in the meantime. the appetite for good day d.c. has run it's drawn. that's up next.

9:30 is our time. yankees are heading to the best of five witness indians on thursday after rallying to beat the twins in the american league wild card game last 90 minnesota actually got to quick three-zero lead in the first. ending the yankees starter louis, night a little early. that same inning new york tied it with a three-run blast and later aaron judge also went deep in hess force post season game. the final eight-four. i saw bryce harper tweeting about the fir inning of the yankees game last night. he was watching. >> got off to good start. took an hour to get through the first two innings. long game last night.

nationals matchup with the chicago cubs nlds divisional series best of five series. still no official word on who gets to make the start on friday for game one. supposed to be max scherzer but he tweaked his hamstring in the last regular season start. he's definitely going to pitch against the cubs just a matter of which game. we should get a better idea he'll throw a bullpen session today. if it's not max look for steven strasburg to get the start in game one. >> let's get started on our weather with tucker barnes talking about the warmup. >> let's do it. >> the poor guy from the twins starting pitcher, he was ze zero-six in yankee stadium, and he had never wouldn't play off game. i mean they just had no pitching. it was hopeless. >> basically you're saying -- >> now he's zero-seven. >> exactly. >> the game was tied when he left. when they took him out of the game. it was not his fault they lost. >> they took him out after one ink. >> two innings

>> yeah. >> you made this declaration expecting his huge response it was kind of like ah, yeah. >> i'm used to you guys. >> and they are, too. >> it all goes back to consistency. >> let's do it. all right. yes. let's talk about our leaves. steve is a leaf peeper, how about you maureen. >> a leaf peeper. >> you like to go for long walks enjoy the leaves. >> leaf peeping i'll add it to repertoire. >> low color at the moment. but if you want to go out to the west, skyline drive, shenandoah valley, you're looking at close to peak color as we get into the weekend. it should be great weekend for it. otherwise, we keep it very pleasant around here. temperatures right now 61 in washington. 52 manassas. leonardtown 57 degrees. the warm spot the last couple of mornings has been both d.c. because it's close to the potomac and out in annapolis closer to the rivers where the water temperatures are up a little bit. um near 80 later today. even warmer than yesterday. rain we need it at this point

will be 21 days without rain. our record back in 2007 is 34 days. i don't think we'll hit the record but we'll add several more days to this current streak before we get any rain in here probably early next week before we see any rain. look how quiet t is. beautiful conditions outside. blue skies, should be gorgeous after non. and again just a little bit warmer than yesterday. what's happening high pressure that was right overhead early this morning will continue to get push off to the east and as it moves, our flow will start to generally come out of the south here. so a little warmer today. noticeably warmer tomorrow. high temperatures in the mid 80s well keep the warm temperatures around through the weekend back into a rather late summertime feel around here with little humidity as well. as we get into our weekend. the good news, nationals/cubs perfect weather conditions both friday evening and saturday afternoon. temperatures will top out in the mid 80s in the afternoon hours and start to fall off but probably in the 70s for game time both friday and saturday and keep it dry around here through the weekend. our next chance for rain

sunday or early as sunday evening. >> i hope some of that made sense. sunshine 79 today. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you tucker barnes. all right. ♪ is there a specific incident that troubles you? >> ♪ >> i know this doesn't look like much of a life but every morning i get up i'm grateful. i'm alive because of you. ♪ >> thank you for looking after my son. >> i'm not a hero. we're brothers. we look aft each other. >> that's clip from the new movie thank you for your service. it's based on the book of the same name and tells the story of soldiers from batallion 216 who returned from the war in ira

battle scars like ptsd. miles teller stars as sergeant adam shoeman who was evacuated from the war for mental health reasons and the struggle he faces trying to readapt to life at home. kevin got a chance to sit down witness star in the real life hero he portrays on the big screen to talk about the new movie and daily struggles that people deal with. >> truly is incredible story incredible film adam shoeman i sat down with him yesterday miles teller plays in the him and writer and director jason hall who wrote american sniper we spoke about the pstd element how it changed adam when he got home from iraq. there's an interesting thing to me a lot of soldiers and heroes saying i'm not a hero. owe wanted to know why soldiers feel that they're not heroes, and he speaks specifically on that as well but i spoke -- i think they're heroes obviously. but some of them don't think they are. i spoke to him about that element as well but first one of the interesting elements of what happened when adam got home, something his wife noticed very

watch this. >> one point you get home from the warrior character does and your wife notices that you've been chewing gum and she says to you about the gum. you never chewed gum before. >> i thought that was really interesting character element. i'm sewelling that's you really did. can you speak on the gum chewing. >> i know it's a random question. just a character thing i pick up i thought was fascinating. >> it was breath minutes. >> i used to always iraq smelled horrible most of the time so always chewed on breath minutes. and a lot of the time when i was carrying emery down the stairs i was gasping for wind and some of his stuff went like ingested it so i, yeah, the taste lingered with me and it bothered me sometimes so i would always have minutes. >> when you got home though is that something -- more of like a thing you kept with you? a habit. just a habit after that. but, yeah, i can still there were days, you know if i cut my finger and did that, it was -- then i wouldn'

hours. so -- yeah. >> you mentioned in carrying emery down the stairs. i thought that was extremely well done in the film i'm curious as an actor filming that sequence for you wawa you that like for you? were you really carrying somebody as an actor? how did you in many that moment? >> i had -- i put scott heys on my back for the whole movie. [ laughter ] >> no. honestly that was kind of my physical training lead up obviously these guys are very in shape went did a boot camp and stuff but that was moment that i was, you know, working out for because adam in real life. how much should emery way with his kit on. >> 210. >> just bear bones emery i think it was 215, 220. i'm, you know, 5-foot ten, 170. >> whoa! >> yeah. >> we had a wire on him to alleviate some of the weight but oftentimes i would ask for more weight. it's easier to deal with it than it is to act it

>> ♪ >> thank you for looking after my son. >> i'm in the a hero. we're brothers. we look after each other. >> there's a line in the film, miles you say i'm not a hero, and i hear that a lot from people who i consider to be heroes. like they'll -- they just have this mine set they're not he heroes. and i'm just curious for someone, you know, for me you're a hero but i think that people -- i'm curious where in mindset comes from and the things do you over there. people's lives you saved, how do you not think you're a hero? i'm curious what goes through your mind in that? >> i didn't do anything over there that was not actually written out in my job description. >> interesting. >> i would have like to think i just met the standard. i did was i was -- i did what i was told and i think anybody in that position would have done the same thing for me. and i think that's why it's not heroism. it's looking out for the guy next to you because had i been shot in the head, one of my eyes would have carried me out of that building

>> it's fascinating, and they're referring to adam one of his fellow soldiers was shot he carried him down a stairs as he was caring him the blood was going into his mouth and that's why the gum was an element he decided to chew that. something that didn't remind him of the taste of that. very crazy stories but interesting to hear how they handle it. >> what was your take away from it? >> from the film itself? >> yeah. >> i think i just think -- i don't know why aren't more people talking about ptsd i think it should be a bigger platform. more people talking about it. i can't believe -- again in this film, the sense that i got soldiers aren't being taken care the way they need to be. veterans need more help. >> we hear that a lot. >> through the casting of miles teller he was in war dogs where he was in iraq a far different role than he is now they shot previously for this movie. >> totally. >> interest fog him to go back to iraq and in a complete object sit character. >> this was 2007, don't get me wrong on the exact dates

veterans need more help. >> thank you kevin. >> more gratitude. >> way more gratitude. >> it hits theaters october 27th. >> all right. >> all new epp said of objectified as we go from the big screen small screen airs this sunday and this time harvey will go all the way to jerusalem to sit down with israel's prime minister. what did he learn? what did he have to to say? what did they talk about. >> we'll fine out. harvey levin joins us live after this much it's 9:40.

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>> vodka is really an alcohol. it contains alcohol so what it does is, flowers or plants in general actually produce ethylene gas so that it matures the plant so if you want to, h means that they're going to go, they won't stay fresh as long. they'll go back quicker. we're putting a little vodka and some sugar putting it in a solution of should you garr and then putting it in your water so that you can extent the life of your nurse. >> how much vodka are we tal talking. >> two-one raid show. a couple teaspoons or tablespoons of the vodka 1 tablespoon or teaspoon of the sugar. >> that will last longer than the packages you get when you get a bouquet of flowers they include with it. >> we have not done a study i'll be honest with you. i'm telling you -- >> good use for vodka. >> it is. >> it really work. >> i can imagine that like you said with the vapor -- >> ethylene gas, right. this breaks that down. >> okay. you've got bandages. i'm wonder wagon would you use it

get sticky thing like one of the things that you have the bandage and you know the sticky. but you also have stickers on packaging and one of my petpeeves the stickers on produce. vodka helps to get rid of that adhesive because it's a degreaser and it breaks down that whole stickiness. >> take little and rub it on that in take a little and put it and there. the thing you can take a cotton soaked -- cotton ball vodka soaked cotton ball and if you, if it's really going to be painful by do you know the vodka soaked cotton ball. straight bottle of sad today this is for drinking. >> we'll knock some back. here's what i want to tell you. because ace degreaser this is a razor blade that's got a lot of gunning on it. i know if you can -- i don't know if you can see that. this gunning the vodka is going break it down because again it's a degreaser. so you just want to soak your razors or your razor heads a lot of menus raise

supposable you can extent the life of the razor plus you can help them -- clean your raise source and you can shine the raise source because you above it after you take it out of the vodka, so you just want to soak them. it will break down down all the gunning. do it overnight if you want. >> all right. then what are we doing here. >> vodka also an antiseptic i remember i told you it's alcohol, right. >> it's an antiseptic what you do take a little cotton ball and kind of soak it and dab it on your skin. >> all over. >> okay. >> yeah. it also helps to close the p por pours of your skin. >> after i washed my face i can use this. >> dab it. you can dab it all over the skin and close those pours. that's really important for you because you're on camera every day. >> if i told you my skill regimen you would be like really, maureen. >> dab some vodka on in. let's make it happen. >> you've shown us different

national vodka day we're not tossing them back using them for every day uses. my take away, you can crew it for multiple things. >> absolabsolutely. it's even good for -- >> cleaning. >> good for cleaning. good for stings from jelly february if you're in the beach. good for poison ivy mosquito bites because it breaks down the oil that is cause the itching and stinging of the skin. >> a few seconds left. want to get to your final 15 your book good i'm so excited that it is the audio book is out this week. >> um-hmm. >> go get it at amazon.com. and take me with you wherever you go. you can have my voice in your ear inspiring and motivating you. >> you're saturday at the first baptist church of glenn arden at the women's conference and then we're following up with a book signing. it's going to be an mazing event. i you were you everyone watching come on out and join us. it will be fun. >> all right. doctor ro with national vodka da

go out and get it. steve, over to you. in the meantime can we finally drink this. >> thank you very much. you know harvey levin from tmz if you've not seen his new show objectified on the fox news channel you are missing out it's fascinating insight into some of our celebrities leaders and oh, how did he get that interview with the prime minister of israel? we'll fine out together coming up next when harvey joins us. fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get our fastest internet ever with download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-room dvr service included for 2 years, all with a two year agreement. and get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. get the 100% fiber-optic network. go to fiosgigabit.com and then the people go inside. do you understand charlie? mom? yeah?

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israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu object toy tide. let's turn to harvey levin to find out more. harvey, you know i love the concept of this show do you with objectify. each week i get more and more jealous about the people you get a chance to talk to. how did this all work out with the prime minister? >> well, you know, i basically through a hail mary and it was a process. i came actually to your fair city, um, months ago, and i met with ron dormer the ambassador from israel to the united st states, and pitched him the show

show, and then started dealing with people in the israeli government and they said we like the idea of the show and the idea is, you know, telling the life story using object that is a person chooses to keep in their life. you know, over the decades, and using the objects kind of as a jumping off point to get into various peds of their life. i went back to israel a few months ago and shot that interview with prime minister netanyahu and i have to tell you, steve, i was a little bit surprised. you know, he's talked about his life, you know, before obvi obviously. he got really emotional and i think the, you know, dealing with the objects really has an impact on all of the people that i've talk to where they, you know, if there's a connection there. and he started to tear up when he talk about his brother's death. how it changed him. how he never wanted to go into politics. i was really surprised. he did not -- does he not want his sons to go into

does he not want them at all and in fact he discourages them one of them likes the idea and he's trying to talk him out of it and he's very open with me about that. >> it's fascinating, and like i said i love the way that you can dig into these topics by these objects that you find. without giving ita with you can if you want to harvey without giving it all away as far as the specific objects were they more politically driven objects or more family type heirlooms or objects. >> i'll tell you one of them which i found really inter interesting. you know one -- one of things we obviously talk about is his childhood and his dad was a huge influence on him. he agree up in israel. and then moved by the way to the united states and, you know, he was i think he was americanized here but when he was a child, i said what are you going to pick and he came in with a branch from a cutting from a tree that his dad planted in the backyard when he was a little kid,

that tree still exists. it still stands in the family home, and the reason it's so important to him is, the tree to him is a met for for israel. and he explained that to me. he came in with his cutting of this tree they preserved, you know, for more than 50 years. it's kind of interesting. >> all those riches all that power and it's the metaphor for the branch itself. it's the physical branch itself that means the most sometimes. harvey, i know we'll have to let you go. >> absolutely. >> we'll catch up with you again real quick. now that you've been to israel. are we going to moscow next. where are we headed next on this world tour of harvey levin. >> you never know. by the way, steve, the show is on sunday nights 8:00 o'clock your time and then they replay the again at 11:00 this sunday night. >> fascinating stuff. harvey, thanks so much for joining you. we appreciate it and look for the new episodes coming up later. >> thanks, steve. >> that's the information for objectified on the fox news channel you ca

weekdays at 3:00 and 7:00 right here on fox5. >> back to you guys on the couch. >> and steve we should tell harvey the neck time he's in washington why does he stopping by the loft. >> harvey doesn't have time for us he's big time. >> he needs to make time. make time. we're big time. come on. don't sell ourselves short. okay. maybe medium time. [ laughter ] look, we got more show to do because coming up we'll talk about the fox hit show lucifer they've got two toms. toll welling and tom ellis. one of them you may recognize from the show lucifer the other used to be superman. i'll just leave it at that. >> you might recognize her because she's a local girl talking about brittany o'grady now a star on star and erin chatted with her. we'll get that interview. >> before we do all all that it's coffee time. if you're been eyeing our cool good day dc mugs we have new good day d.c. dunkin' donuts mug to give away perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts co coffee. towed foxdc.com/contests or facebook

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>> okay, fairfax, laurel, d.c., shaw neighborhood in three, two, one, the 10a starts now. ♪ all right. bottoms up d.c. it is national sod can day we're not drinking date. we showed you thanks to dr. ro what you can do with sod casm you can wipe the floors with it. freshen flowers with it. >> maureen, you can bring it over here. >> hang on. >> no, no, no. >> give me a bottle. it's a mine me bottle but i come bearing gifts. >> this is what we're doing vodka today. >> i often clean with vodka. >> yes. >> i mean a glass of it while i'm cleaning. >> season the pork with it. >> it's not only vodka day it's national taco day. >> we have some of the best tacos in the area by paladar this is gregory the executive chef. one of 60 plus restaurants a part of taste of d.c. going on this weekend. that's why stewart is here. no, stuart i'm not giving you my vodka. we'll check back with you all in little bit.

sure. >> right. >> how do you like your vodka, shane, stirred? >> oh, straight up. little ice. [ laughter ] >> i'm with her. >> sometimes i like cranberry and vodka if i'm being honest. >> if i'm being hahn never i'm not a vodka fan at all. >> if i'm being honest i was concerned about how i was going to have my tacos. >> yes. >> exactly. >> with little vodka. >> wisdom, did you like the segment where you can use vodka for other things besides imbibing. >> i was thinking about putting it on my skin. she said it closes the pour. >> please continue with the s show. >> we can't see any pours. your skin is so flawless. >> you're glowing, wisdom. you're glowing. [ laughter ] >> ya'll hear this? [ laughter ] >> right. >> hey -- >> get him to drink before the show is out. >> they might be drinking at home like you got me to drink all right. let's move on because we want to check and see what's trending right now erin como is back with what's making headlines this morning. good morning. >> good morning wisdom and all of you every unwere out there as well. we'll get to the biggest story of the day

horrific mass shooting in las vegas. president trump is visiting las vegas today two days after that mass shooting that killed 60 people including the gupman steve paddock. investigators recently released chill body cam video and that shows officers responding to the hundreds of gunshots hours ago. pod dock's alleged girl friend just arrived hours ago in los angeles from the philippines to be questioned by investigators. meanwhile the president told fox news in interview there quote we're going to have to wipe out puerto rico's debt in the wake of hurricane destruction. mr. trump and the first lady also heaped praise on both federal and local officials during their trip. the president met briefly with san juan's mayor and he said she's quote doing good job. in the district, city council member is offering to help illegal immigrants recently arrested during ice raids though raids targeted undocumented people in several cities deemed sang to you wary including rye here in d.c. where 14 were arrest

david grosso members call the raids on as all the on our communities. if you have yahoo account dating back two frein you may want to listen to this one. yahoo now says every single user that's all 3 billion people they were all actually affected by a between 13 data breach that triples its earlier estimate making it the largest data breach ever. the company said it was sending e-mail notifications in addition to affect user accounts. finally we'll move over to baseball and the american league wildwood card game between the minnesota twins and the new york yankees, and boy, this one oh hard to watch. take look what happened in the sixth inning. so pitch was deflected and hit yankee catcher gary sanchez right in the groin. somehow sanchez was able to shake it off and stay in the game but everyone is also talking about pitcher david robertson's reaction recoiling just like he can actually feel

think we kind of feel that way watching it. >> no, you don't erin. >> i can't imagine how that feels. >> no, you don't feel it. >> no you don't. >> every dude felt it. >> in second inning he took a foul ball directly to the face. it knock him back and he staggered and they were just like i hope the catcher soak. four innings later that probably hurt hurt a lot more than the one he took to the mask. >> i'm sure that hurt a whole lot more. >> um-hmm. >> thanks erin. gives you the chills. back to you guys. >> let's check what's trending. thank you very much, erin. are you ready for super duper cuteness because we have it for you courtesy of the washington redskins quarterback kirk cousins a photo of the qb not just with the dog that they adopter last year but with a little baby that was just born this week. the team posted this picture of the 29-year-old dad and his son cooper on twitter last night. cousins had posted it on instagram with the hash tag family goals. now when cuss seasons posted it he posted it by week. which is awesome that he gets the perfect timing of two weeks now before the next game to spend with the newborn. kirk a

the and in pound 6-ounce former future offensive lineman. >> healthy boy. >> on friday and that's how kirk will be spending his bye enjoy paternity leave. congratulations to kirk, julie and cousins family. skins not facing anybody this week after that loss on monday night football the next game october 15th home game against san francisco. >> all of a sudden football is not that tough any more. >> aww. >> not that tough. >> come dragging to that game in two weeks. >> i know. he's going to be running. >> when is the game again. >> when can i get back to work. >> honey you're doing great job. >> right, right. >> is your mom coming over? >> yeah. >> congratulations. the time diagnose work out perfect. that's so great. > good for him. >> now for another edition of the late show hosts pube row me. it's gone viral and got celebrities sharing very awkward puberty moat to help raise money for puerto

stephen colbert will donate money. show off a shrew of celebrity photos. got a lot of laugh for john oliver's awkward dean years. >> as he calls it himself this is the nuclear option what i'm about to show you. this is the neutron bomb of puberty photos. here's our good friend john oliver. >> oh, my gosh. >> hilarious. [ applause ] >> wow! >> that's really not that bad. >> he looks the same. just different glasses. >> this i think -- this was taken right before he did a 30 minute deep dive about why stephanie should go to prom with him. [ laughter ] >> well guess what, we've got pictures of ourselves to show you. huh. here's the first fox edition of puber me. >> who is that? >> oh, my god. >> you send in good pictures.

>> it's research. >> did you send it in. >> no actually the guy in the top his name is tyrone will he flor he sent that picture tombaugh we were all on the basketball team together. >> was year was that. high school. that big guy played in the nfl he was 6-foot eight, 250 in high school. >> he played with the rams and the oilers when they were in houston back in the day. that's all basketball stuff. >> that's hilarious. >> yeah. >> look at you. you're like a rap pre yo. >> these are not awkward teenage photos. >> steve. >> you look studly there. >> that's a good picture. the second one your neck looked a little skinny. >> looked a little skinny or was a little skinny. >> we've seen yearbook photo. >> we have seen that. 150 pounds of pure bones. [ laughter ] >> look at you now. >> solid. solid bones. all bones. >> super cute. >> oh, man. >> well done. [ laughter ] >> whoa! >> right. okay. always well that ends well w

>> i'm trying to remember. i think that was -- 15, 16. >> puberty 13, 14, 15. >> 12 to 15. that was a couple of years past. >> find your most awkward photo. >> i think that was 12, 13. >> let's talk about this guy. since barack obama became president of the united states back in 2008 the obamas have captured our hearts with their bond and love for one another. so it's no surprise the two would publicly express they are anniversary yesterday. the former first couple celebrated 25 years of marriage on tuesday. they met back in chicago in 1989. tying the knot on october 3rd, 1992 at trip until united church in chicago. happy anniversary tweet michelle called barrack her best friend and the most extraordinary man she knows. while barrack did her one better when he interrupted michelle's appearance at a woman's empowerment conference with a surprise video. take look. >> hey, honey, listen, i know you are with all these important pennsylvania women and you're sharing the

chandra rhymes but i had to crash this party because today we have been married for 25 years. your strength, your grace, your determination, your honesty, um, the fact that you look so good doing all of this the way in which you've always taken responsibility for your own actions but also for looking out for the people around you, um, is remarkable. >> the former president ended the video jokingly thanking michelle for finally allow him to take her on date as michelle obama blushed on stage. >> no selfies in the middle of me talking. [ laughter ] >> i was looking at that picture and looking at how white his hair was. >> right. >> it's always dark when they come into the white house always completely the opposite color. >> that prede

to you. >> i was thinking he looked pretty relax. >> weight of the world is off his shoulder glass gone. >> you can have this for sure. >> we've seen pictures. a number of pictures recently. picture is worth a thousand words the postcard business is going under because it seems millennials prefer to take selfies over buying and selling the wish you were here accept many. here's retrospect. 25 years ago when the obamas first got married, more than 20 million post cards were sold every year. that number has now dipped down to under 6 million. diamonds, business cards, mo movies, soap and beer other industry that is millennials are said to be taking hits due to millennials behavior. diamonds? if diamonds really. >> beer. interesting. >> i have a question. that made me think about something. does anybody keep or collect all the cards that you get? >> my parents have albums full of them. >> all of them. >> what about you guys. >> i do. we're

generation. >> i keep certain cards. >> i keep lot of them. i still have cards from college from high school good really. >> i have some in scrapbooks i put in. >> i have no idea where any of that stuff. if friends traveled overseas or somewhere far. >> you know what i do have. >> were do you have. >> at my hidden with the color 442 is high school love letter. >> from who to who? >> to me. >> obviously to him. [ laughter ] >> i don't think he would share them. >> he was writing to all the women. >> anybody whoever got one sent it back to him. >> return to center. >> that's why i have them all. >> when you finally write that memoir that's what you can include in it. we diss covered your dark day. >> each chapter with the memoir should start with love letter. >> i love that you wrote love letters. >> i didn't write them. they were like -- >> let me have my drink. >> you can have your drink. i had this dream of -- >> wisdom writing love let lett. never m

>> i used to copy songs and pretend they were my words. >> you still do that. >> bring one in. superman has fighting words for kevin mccarthy. coming up later wait until you see what lucifer tom welling said about kevin's favorite movie of the last year and the reaction that kevin gave. >> all right. first though this is i love this. you know what i'm going to do. jared leto. >> leto. >> that's right. he's summoning the spirit of a real playboy. more drama for the women of sex and the city over the latest sequel that's not going to happen now, and later, fireworks on the dance floor. we'll talk about that in the good day celebrity dish with jared -- ya'll supposed to help me out. ya'll didn't do it. >> what's has name, wisdom? jared -- >> leto. >> lleto. >> i like what we're doing here.

♪ >> love this song. >> remember that from back in the day. >> it's team for good day celebrity dish. >> well start with the center fold. >> who is this? >> jared leto. >> leto will soon be donning the iconic silk pajamas and smoking jacket of playboy founder hugh hefner you recall just died on september 27th at the age of 91. leto was the choice

brett rat nor for his upcoming biopic on hef. he said when leto heard i got the rights to have hef's story i want to play him. i want to understand him and i really believe that jared can do just that. he's one of the great actors of today. so here's my question. because you know jared. >> right. >> leto. >> leto. >> this is the thing about jared leto. he's a method actor. >> right. >> what method does he have to apply. >> he'll have to go to the employ boy mansion. >> hugh hefner said he slept with a thousand women. so to prepare for the role -- >> this is going take him some time. when is it supposed to come out. it will be interesting. >> i'll leave that alone. because how many 10,000. >> a thousand. just author's sap. >> 10,000 is creepy. >> never mind then. >> and wilt chamberlain. >> right. >> hugh was just a thousand women. so i just fine it interesting i know that jared. >> leto

>> leto does the method acting. >> i think may go to the playboy mansion and hang out. >> did he go to may bowman earlier when hugh hefner was still alive just this past spring because ratner was thinking of casting him. he wanted him to meet hugh hefner but hugh was not feeling well. >> i don't fine him to be the right choice to play hugh hefner. i just don't see it. >> when they get people in the right molds and get the makeup on and do the hair and everything he'll probably make it work. >> i do think he's a good actor. he'll probably do good job. >> i will not be watching. >> let's talk about sex and the city. kim cattrell opened up about six and the city the number thee -- third movie that was supposed to come out and called her her former co-star sarah jessica parker for the comments she made about the did he mice of the third film. now she confirmed that it's over and it will not happen. and she also said she's disappointed but she elaborated because she's been doing the circuit so to speak she elaborate

story. they called her a diva. we're not doing the third one. she says this. about her side of the story. and this is really where i take the task the people from sex and the city and specifically sarah jessica parker i think she could have been nicer. i really think she could have been nicer that's what is he said. she also said this. i don't know what her issue is. i never have. this was al about those rumors like i was saying about her being two demanding and having this whole list of demands. she said she actually -- her thing she didn't want to do a third film in the first place. >> wisdom, you're the first to say there's price tag for everything. even if you cannot stand that person you have to work with for the right price,. >> write me a check in exactly. >> i'll look like i'm going home with them every day. >> it's acting. you can act like you get along until that check clears. >> i also heard kim had other projects that the studio was supposed to produce in conjunction with this but the studio said no. that led to her saying you know

do my other projects i'm not going to do this project. >> you're too difficult to work with. we don't what happened to sex and he stat or the other project. >> would you watch ex sex and the city without her. >> no. >> she holds the power. >> she win. how about some more drama. >> okay. >> that's what the dish is all about. this drama courtesy of dancing with the stars. co happy owen andrew maxim spur cofsky sat out monday night due to a quote personal issue. sources tell people magazine however it was over a conflict with partner vanessa will he shaye due to their big personalities. but now show rep confirms he will be back in his dancing shoes for next week's most memorable year theme. still though insider says that doesn't mean summer cofsky and will he shaye have resolve all their problems. they reportedly have been pickering since week one. here's an interesting side note. their spouses are also paired in the competition. so nick will

think is max's wife they're partners and these two are partners but apparently they're fighting. >> i can't imagine being in room when you have to learn how to dance with somebody because that looks intense. when i see the little clips of them training it looks really intense. i can see how you can get on somebody's nerves. >> do you want to win? suck it up and dance. >> i wouldn't be on there because that's not my thing. >> they get paid $300,000. >> i would dance. >> all of a sudden his hips are moving. >> all of a sudden my knees don't ache. >> right. >> for 400 i'll go home with them too. >> wait, wait, wait, what yes. >> now wee back to method acting. >> it's all about the method acting. >> that's a lot of method. >> you guys go thinking dirty. i wasn't saying anything dirty. >> it wasn't. >> no. >> dirty thoughts are 500,000. >> thank you, steve. >> let's talk about empire because empire will be back with another interesting episode in season four. episode two titled full circle will revolve around

efforts made by lucious lions to seek answers about his past. you know he's got acne is a alleallegedly much it indicates lucious will go on oh search for old friends to find out what type person he was before that explosion. cookie panics when she can't find him and then the chaos ensues. because you know we all know that lucious is the devil on tv. >> yes. >> so there you go. >> all right. let's round it out with this. another tease for show. >> okay. this is a show that's actually in the making. apparently john stamos is taking his experiences as a young actor in hollywood in the 1980s and he's turning it into a tv show. deadline.com reported that specifically or a spec from stamos has been picked up boy amazon and it revolves around an 18-year-old californian whose life changes when he lands a major soap role and thrust into the hedonistic of hollywood. so what you're seeing right there, can you say blackie parish? that was stamos' roll the role he landed

hospital back in 1982. he was just 18 at the time. and three decades later it look like he's using his experience as a story line. stamos is not set to star in the series, though. stamos crowed about his in you deal in instagram shortly aft the news was announced by posting a picture of the oh so cute blackie but like i said word he's not going to stamp in the amazon series. >> wow 1982. >> 1982. i'm that was a scene with jeannie francis she played la laura. if i were maybe one to be watching in 1982. >> back in 1982. >> jenn roll hospital. >> that's the dish. >> he still looks good. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yeah. >> yes. >> okay. 10:22. coming up the local star making a splash on the hit fox drama little later erin sitting down with brittany o'grady that changed in season that two that let the set more fun. >> allison willoi

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time in variety of ways and this morning allison is out with the humane rescue alliance trying resisting taking so many dog geese home. more fur babies in the seymour household i know how hard it is, my friend. >> it's so sad. i'm exercising such restraint because look at chino's face before we start talking about what we're doing here. chino is six years old. he was surrendered along with his little friend and they need homes, right lauren. >> they do need homes. we have hundreds of others waiting for forever homes. we're open six days week for adoption. we encourage everybody to come to us when they're looking for a new best friend. >> adopt don't shop. >> adopt don't shop. we're not trying pobb preach chi but all these dogs need good homes. we're here today at human rescue alliance for impact week we're making dog toys, and how like search who thinks about dog toys when you'ring of getting forever homes the dogs are here sometimes and they need something to do and they need to

they're living in enclose insures the safest way we can housem altogether and they need enrich many while they're here. these toys are an excellent way to copy them bizzy. we've give them walks throughout the days it keeps them mentally stimulated and happy and healthier and so that they can better present themselves to their future potential home. >> we're here for the week in various organizations matt geo is here fox5 is here you need this all the time, right. >> all the time. look we're open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to accept any an mull from the district whose in need, and so, yes, anybody who can support us at any time, we always take donations. we encourage corporate groups to come in and participate in days like this. we have a volunteer program. we have special events. just to our website and fine out all the ways that you as community member can support the work of human rescue alliance. >> lauren thank you so much for all that do you. >> thank you. >> before i came over erin como said she was looking for

older dog potty trained about this size. please, chino needs a home. let's talk to some volunteers today. lauren thank you very much. >> but stay close because we want to show chino one more t time. this is my table and i have rollie not been doing what i'm supposed to be doing. [ laughter ] >> but how far along are we in the shirts? >> just about to get started. putting everything together to make these fun pull toys for the dogs. >> right now, would we all agree we have no idea what this is going to end up looking like? >> we have no idea. all right. so i've been -- are you making little -- this is like -- >> i'm guessing we're going to tie it around but this is, yeah it's like a puzzle that hasn't been put together yet. we've got a ways to go. >> you know what i do like about it when i heard the humane rescue alliance i'm gel to sit with puppies it's not all about that all the time. >> it's not all about that. that is what a lot of people want to do when they support us, but recognizing that even making these toys is way you can help the animals i really epp people value that because it

critical component of what we do. >> okay. can we see -- i'm come over h here. pardon my crossing you can i see the finish product of what this is supposed to look locate. >> there you go. >> because right now my t-shirt that i cut doesn't look lick that. >> of course. it takes some time and practice. it will. it will. >> this is so super cute. can we do this? is it all ladies and gentlemen, do you think we can do this today? >> yes! >> yes! >> yes we can do this. thanks very much for having us in today. one more time, going to get a good home. >> let's get chino a home. >> chino is already gone actually i feel sorry for erin that means she has to come down and look at the other. >> we open at noon for aoptions. that's what i'm doing today. i'm going to put what i finish on social media because it's not going to look like this. but i have a super good heart and hopefully someone will enjoy this awesome dog toy today. >> al, can you ask a quick question for me do they allow kids to come in and help as well because i've got a girl scout troop that may wanted to

>> yeah. do you allow kid volunteers our marine has a girl scout troop that needs to come in and the power of volunteering. >> we do offer particular group activities similar to this for groups like girl scouts and then please contact our volunteer program if you are interested in learning about other age groups and other opportunities for individuals. >> awesome. there's your answer, mo. >> thank you. >> look forward to seeing your toy at the end, too, al. [ laughter ] >> it ain't going to look like this. >> the dogs don't mind. >> dogs love unconditional love of a dog is what makes it so priceless, right. >> i love this. >> that's right. >> impact day. >> absolutely. >> thanks al. >> smallville tom welling with fighting words for our good friend kevin mccarthy. what in the world could they be fighting about? one of kevin's favorite movie all time. kevin catches up with the newest lucifer star and see what he had to say about kev's building movie from 2016. it's 10:30. that's all coming up next.

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>> which is why i don't believe in them. these kidnappers might be fake but they're not invisible. there has to be a way to find them. they're right if muhammed won't come to mountain muhammed needs to come to the mountain. >> i have no idea what that means. >> someone needs to be get kidnapped. >> that i was suggesting. >> who would be the bait. >> it's not good

that abducted allegedly lucifer they'll recognize him. we need somebody a lot less everything. esperanza. >> espinosa. sure that makes sense. i have the most experience in the field so if something goes wrong then -- you're expendable. exactly. >> thank you. go get kidnapped esperanza. >> ♪ >> so brutal. clip from lucifer the fox hit about the definitely returned for season three. this time around the comic based series adding new character that knows a thing or two about playing comic book heroism kevin got the low down and had a chance to sit down the two shows two toms and joins us with all the tee tails. >> tom welling and tom ellis. >> tom he will less plays lucifer. >> tom welling plays lieutenant marcus pierce and superman from smallwood clark kent. for the record when i walked in the room i was wearing a dead pool tie and dead pool socks.

conversation off camera was about dead pool. so that will set this up when you see a joke that happens within the interview. but interestingly enough tom ellis is welsh in real life. he gave the accent to character that sounds similar to his but actually different he speaks on that and also tom moo plays lieutenant marcus pierce talks about his new character and makes fun of me. watch this. ♪ >> i would like to show you who i really am. >> i am the devil. >> oh, my god. >> really. you have to bring him up now. we were having a moment. >> you created this act september on your own, right? it's slightly different than your accent. >> he's from texas. >> right, no, no. >> from birmingham, alabama. >> you're welsh in real life. what is lucifer's accent. >> so when i first read the character it really, um, it struck me as the way that he spoke struck me as kind of character that one might read in oscar wild play or.

>> from a different time and kind of like high style. and so that was my starting point for it, then kind of up fusion of rock and roll and a mix of when gets angry. he can be very well spoken when he wants to be. do up this tie. when he gets angrier it can get a bit like drop few ts through the nose. but it just -- kind of evolved really from what was on the p page. >> i want to see him walk in movie metal concert and just do this and rock out. that needs to happen. >> open up to the bengals. >> ♪ >> on october 2nd, tom welling joins the cast of lucifer. >> i'm surprised it's taken you this long. >> ♪ >> are you ready. >> we don't know a ton about your character yet. can you give us a brief idea who you'll be on the show and you're new to the season. >> i'm new this year. lieutenant marcus pierce he comes in, um, you don't quite know who he is at the beginning but over the course of the season you'll find out there's a very large sortf

he'll go through and he's not who he seems to be. >> you kind of were at the forefront of the super hero -- these shows and movies. can you talk about what your thoughts are on current super hero movies? are you loving the zac schneider of superman. >> um-hmm. >> what are your thoughts on that. >> the one, you know -- i just think the worse movie that i saw last year was dead pool. [ laughter ] >> he was telling me how much he hated it during the, become the interview started. >> that's in the true much that's awesome. >> we were lucky enough on sm smallville to -- a lot of it was timing. the type of show that we did with technology it really just sort of crossed in perfect way. i love it. i think this genre just -- it's reflect of the human condition. you heard me say this before that i think is just -- i think it's revealing about who we are and who we want to be and what worry capable of. >> that's tom welling and tom ellis and our produce sr. chris by the way is a obsessed with

i don't know if people know t that. >> why. >> he loves superman, sm smallville. he watch it all the time. >> man crush. >> i did get a message from him for you. >> we did satellite interview him last year for that crappy romantic comedy. i got to talk to him. a dream come true. >> did you feel chris that he was miss cast in that role then he took a way from superman and put it in crap poe romantic comedy as your words were. >> i think he just needed the work. between him and jeff goldblum. >> jeff goldblum hands down. >> keanu reeves. >> keanu reeves is number two. >> tom welling is three. good we have very similar taste in movies. >> i thought you were going say men. >> no, no. >> i'm going to see jeff goldblum in couple of weeks. i'll talk to -- but i did message from tom welling for chris i'll give to you after the show. >> is it private. >> i'll give it to you in private. >> you outed his crush on tv. >> it's actually not t

forgot to put it in the package. i apologize. >> all right. >> thanks, kev. just reminder you can catch all new episode of lucifer it airs every monday 8:00 right here on fox5. >> it's wednesday that means it's time for all new episode of star. but first we're catching up with arlington's own brittany o'grady to talk about what's new for season two and the big change behind the scenes that made the show a lot more fun. 10:39 is the time. e time. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. and we believe... it's always disappointing, when something gets watered down. at air wick, we believe scent should be experienced the way its intended: pure. discover air wick pure freshmatic, with no added water. and now, try pure free

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>> game hard but we're in it. i'm not ready to tap out. >> those girls gave me something no one else has, a second ch chance. >> you're on my priority list. >> we've been here for five months and we have nothing to show for it. ♪ >> don't let god given talent pass you by. be the first to be a hot girl group. >> i'm done. let the contract expire. >> we fought our way into that label. >> this is all we got right now. >> ♪ >> i asked to work with your girls because i see their potential. >> you what happened to drop a track on them you got to come through me. >> maybe miss carlotta is not one to get us all the way there. >> carlotta is family. >> that's speak peek at episode of star. this morning we're going behind the scenes with the local star making northern virginia proud. erin como joins us live with all the details on friend to the lot of brittany o'grady. >> it was so nice to sit down and talk with her. she's the best personality. wait until you take look at this maureen. you'll

she gave us a little taste of local flavor too. season two of star began with a bang. for the girls that's just the beginning. take look at this. >> they keep trying to prove ourselves over and over in case you miff it the latest episode of star featured some shocking revelations about both benjamin bratt's had a little and queen latifah carlotta and featured a star-studded empire crossover. before the episode aired, the stars of star ryan destiny and brittany o'grady toll us why it was such a big deal. >> i think crossover is really cool just to be able, um, to connect the two worlds and you know they always talk about how empire glitzy glamor but also like rough side of success and then the girls are going through, um,. >> really starting from the bottom. >> and working their up to that level. >> yes. just to see that they can -- the two worlds connecting at least for star that the girls can get to that level

>> it's attainable. >> that's exactly what it is. >> let's do this. >> ♪ >> while the girls are still striving for that big break, they're also dealing with some heavy personal issues. for star, it's coping with the loss of her boyfriend againing framed for his death. for alex, it's the loss of her baby and her boyfriend's paralysis. and for sim moan, it's living in state custody. we asked the arlington native what advice she has for anyone taking a page from the show and hoping to hit it big. >> my advice to girls who want to rise to fame is, you know, don't be in it for the fame. do it, um, because you feel like you have a message. feel like you're doing it because your heart needs to reach more than, upping --, if your her wants bigger platform go for it and if you're passion is meant to reach many people, it will happen. and be kind. i think that's the biggest thing for mow is stay true to

yourself. people are always going to judge you unfortunately. people are always are going bring you down, and just be true to who you are. >> as for what else season two of star has in store, o'grady and destiny say be on the look out for lot more men. >> it make it more phonophore sure. we're getting a lot more male energy. so it's a lot goofy eighty three. >> it's cool. because i think the first season obviously it was just more of us and it was a smaller group and then most of us are women. >> right. >> and now more guys are coming in sos? of it's just. >> -- changes the mix a little bit. >> it's a family and we're all -- we all love each other. already. >> on and off camera. >> it's cool. it's cool. on camera it's a lot of drama. >> whatever it is you got inside of you right now do put it down. don't lose it. >> brittany had little shout out for the man she calls uncle tony better known to us at fox5 as tony perkins. she also promised another

really wants to cook the next time she's here. so i said please brittany next time you're home in the area we would have love you back on good day dc. really enjoyed chatting with her about the show. >> she's been here a couple times already. >> beautiful young lady. >> of time i see her i think about tony perkins because tony perkins. i think he used to babysit her or babysit for him or something like that. they're close. they're close. it's amazing. >> she gave out a big shout out to uncle tony at the end. best part of thend view. >> that's awesome. you can catch all new episode of star and empire beginning tonight at 8:00 right here on fox5. >> let's send things over to holly right now we've dealt with national vodka day so let's dive on into tacos. >> national taco day and you know we are celebrating on good day d.c. and doing it with the help of or friends from paladar and taste of d.c. it's a fiesta you don't want to miss yourself. we'll tell you all about it n next. don't go any w there's always a party going on right here.

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>> taste of d.c. returns to the nation' capitol. it's a two-day event bringing more than 65 restaurants and eateries. one of them stopped by the good day cafe to celebrate national taco day. chef gregory web and stewart martin. >> thanks for vision. we'll start with tacos. >> sure. >> so obviously tacos are what do you. >> well, paladar is lot more than just tacos we do do tacos well dan is the day for it. >> there you go. what we got served up here. >> duck taco duck served with a pickled chickapee and pickled red onion taco. >> i've got our signature brazed beef taco. right out of cuba. wove got our baja fish taco done with blackened fish and

>> is that mango. >> no? >> so there's pickled chickapee and red onion. >> gotcha. >> this is our taco he will pastor. >> my favorite. hands down favorite. >> fantastic today for national taco day doing a not to puerto rico with taco prow nel. >> what are we coo cooking and . >> the key to the perfect taco. >> what's the company to the perfect taco. >> fillings and moisture and bite and texture. >> okay. here's my question. corn tortillas or flour. >> we use actually hybrid torn and flour. we have corn flower high before you gives really good chew, it's a good vehicle for taco. we think of the taco as vehicle for our end tra tray meats. >> all your tacos are soft tacos, right. >> yes. >> not doing the crispy crunchy one. how do you know -- sometimes she's look like pretty full tacos. >> they are. how do you know how much to put in there. if they're over fall they -- over fal

>> the trick is to keep it they're not so moist and wet they break apart. >> that would be a taco fail. >> exactlily. >> do you million a year you get it figure out. >> three of the perfect number the perfect serving. >> perfect number two do lunch specials with two. three is our dinner entree we serve it with side dishes, so you got all kinds of options. >> your favorite. >> the pastor is my favorite. >> i knew we were kindred spirits. tacos he will pastor. >> you keep cooking them up a lot of people that want tacos. they want to celebrate national taco day.co day. >> you want to celebrate, too. paladar will be part of a taste of dc going on this weekend. >> they are. we'll be at rfk saturday and season day and we are the mid atlantic's largest running food festival. longing running food festival as well featuring 65 of the areas best restaurants and huge beer garden ready to enter taken. >> how did you go about choosing the 65 or did the 65 come to you and like we want to be pt

this. >> every year we curate a restaurant list and focus on bringing in some of the old guard of d.c. in the area and the mid atlantic. we also like to feature some of the new folks in town. there's obviously new restaurants all the time. d.c. culinary scene is exploding we're trying to feature new folks but restaurants that have survived the test of time. >> sure. >> they're there and we also really go everything from fine dining all the way down to fast casual. >> whose been most popular in the past? >> ben's chili bowl year after year is a huge staple of the event. >> who can resist a half smoke? he'll just saying. >> they do very well. you know what, every year there's always that surprise of somebody who comes in and really wows everybody with great dish or frankly just a chef that's out there being loud and proud and supporting his restaurant or her restaurant for to matter, and look, it's every year it's different that's what is great about the event. >> can you tell me a few of the new places this year what will make it different this year. >> sure. so obviously we have paladar. paladar doing their tacos and i

year taco are a staple the event just like half smokes everyone loves a great street taco. good because they're easy to walk be eat, too. >> exactly. >> perfect for a festival. they're a great bite. ben's chili bowl will be back this year. obviously staple of the event and those are the two that i would start with. me personally. i like tacos and i like half smokes and obviously being out at rfk it's a great environment. >> go at the beer garden and you're good. >> exactly. >> when there are 65 plus eateries what is the best way to navigate it to go about doing it. >> one of the cool things about the event we have our restaurants do, we actually mack our restaurants produce what we call a taste of item. so what we don't want our guests to have to buy a full plate of food and eat at one restaurant and go anywhere else because they're fool. >> of restaurant offerings a tasting item at one, two or three dollars an two bite taste. so you can walk around we're a completely cash less event we're all fid you pro load your wrist bands and walk around and grab little tastes at every restaurant you want to try

see what you like, check out the menus everybody offers up to four items. and each of one of the four items is that tasting item you can go around east restaurant is featuring that item and typically it's the item that restaurant is known for. >> anything you shall get and/or prepare for in advance? >> definitely go online, go on our website pre order your concession package with us so there's three options to choose from. we have a vip ticket, a drink lovers package and then basic which gets you in the door. gets you your first drink and we have kiosk when you come in to load up your wrist bands so you can have great day. >> plenty of parking? how many people are you expecting. >> taste of dc typically holds over 50,000 people every year. there's park at rfk and also metro accessible. >> very good. these are not two bite tacos. >> no. it's national taco day today. we're having the real thing. i'm going to take a taco al pastor right here. anybody else joining me? >> your crew looks hungry. [ laughter ] >> oh they'll be over. don't worry.

meanwhile, all right. i'll go ahead and try this one and zen it back over to you you all. >> they all look amazing. >> always a go to. >> wonderful. >> hi. >> what's up? >> quickly it will be sunny and 80 later today. i'll go over and eat tacos. >> all right. >> he's done. >> he really is done. >> i really was done. >> oh wow. >> tuesday, wednesday, i mean thursday, friday, saturday, mid 80s. >> tucker. hold this up to the camera. there you go. >> because we want to talk about this great gift that we got from one much our guests that was just on recently. >> yeah. remember the dad that was drawing cartoons for his daughter on her lunch bags he drew good day crew. zen us his finished product. check it out. mike jenkins is his name he did awesome job. thank you so much you are very talent and we appreciate you sharing your talent with you. >> we appreciate that mr. jenkins. thank you very much for your artwork. enough talking. >> listen real quick we want to let you know -- >> gentlemen, how you doing. >> they're going to eat. >> tucker we know what time it is. let them sit over there. >> time for us

work. >> yeah. what do we got. >> which one is the beef. >> foxdc.com for stories throughout the day. >> fish tacos.

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