♪ straight ahead, did he act alone? police are still looking for answers after that deadly mass shooting in las vegas. and now they're trying to determine if anyone helped him stockpile all those weapons. meanwhile, the debate over gun control continues. democrats trying to strike while the issue is not. and republicans may have the votes to stop them. more than a month into a state audit of prince george's county schools, school leaders still have not alerted employees to a whistleblower hotline leaving many wondering why. i'm annie yu and i'll have full report coming up. >> watch where you're going. new cars come packed with smart options like navigation and satellite radio. but a new aaa study shows they're taking our eyes off the road for far too long. it's funny to hear female ta

>> and later out of bounds? carolina quarterback cam newton accused of sexism during a pre hiv game press conference. now, after intense social media backlash, he's saying sorry. but is it too too little too late? no flags on good day the 9a. it starts now. ♪ >> for cam it is. >> probably yes. >> we're route running with the bet of them here on good day we're glad you're with us. makes things better for us. it's a minute past the hour on this thursday. it's october 5th. glad to be here with you. >> all right. also ahead this morning, fox5 impact week continues. a little bit later we'll check in with tucker barnes who is standing right there during at a live shot right here. look, he is helping to clean up the anacostia with help from our colleagues at nat geo. we're also going check in with gary mcgrady for first check of your forecast. >> that's great. >> very nice. very nicely done there. we'll talk about how long this october warmup is going to last.

at the same time. you know what i'm saying? >> better to have all of that in the bags than in the water. >> absolutely making a difference for sure. first at nip clock though this morning, we need to get to the latest from las vegas. this morning police are no closer to determining a motive for the mass shooting much despite the fbi interviewing the gunman's girlfriend marilou danley. investigators have determined more about his plot. they now say he may have int intended to escape alive after that hail of gunfire on a country concert and that suicide may not have been a part of the plan. in the meantime, they are also still trying to determine if he acted alone or if someone else is still out there. maureen has more on the case and the long road ahead. mo. >> indeed like you said no motive yet in the las vegas massacre but it doesn't mean investigators aren't learning more about the man responsible. police are pouring over the las vegas gunman's actions leading up to sunday's shooting hoping to find some kind of clue that could explain exactly what

happened. officials now say steven paddock rent another room in vegas during the festival in mid september. they're not sure why but it is being factored into their investigation. this as their finding out paddock specifically requested an upper floor for his suite at the mandalay bay hotel. it was into the mandalay bay paddock was able to bring nearly two dozen firearms. plus thousands of rounds of ammunition. authorities say the possession of so many guns in the room and at his two properties as well as the transport of such a large amount of equipment is questionable. >> troublesome that this individual was able to move this amount of gear into a hotel room unassisted. troublesome for the amount of stuff he had at both residence. those remarks came aft his girlfriend was interviewed for hours denying any involvement in the planning of the massacre. investigators admit they have not gotten much closer to a motive. they do believe, though, there are

paddock who may know something and could provide crucial information. >> we cannot give into conjecture and we are not respond to every little twitter feed that may indicate a theory. we need to focus on the facts. >> tmz is repo reporting this mg that paddock may have had his sights set on la-la palooza in chicago and even booked two roams in a hotel that overlooked that massive outdoor venue. that festival was two months before the vegas show. >> president trump met with law enforcement as well as survivors one of whom called the president's visit comforting. we learn about 300 of the injured have been released from hospitals in vegas things very slowly i don't want to say getting back to normal but at least getting closer. but a lot of questions. >> you know that's the infu infuriating part. reareally everybody just -- you want to understand the why and the reality is we may never unthe why. >> that's true. >> thanks mo. >> 9:04 is the time. during his visit t

president trump embraced his role as comforter in chief spending time with first responders and those wounded at the local hospital. but refused to talk with reporters about the politics of gun violence. >> we're not going to talk about that today. >> why can't we keep a weapon from becoming a military battlefield weapon? >> meanwhile congress is picking up the support for a ban on the sale of bump stock equipment self of the guns found in the gunman's hotel room and home had attachments allowing the semi-automatic weapon to perform more like an automatic weapon. >> the discussion will continue when it comes to las vegas in d.c. big scare a couple years ago at howard university online post threatening to murder african-americans students th there. yesterday alexandria man was arrested for those threats is now in big trouble witness feds. fox5's bob barnard is live at howard university now with more

to be. bob? >> reporter: hey, maureen it's the talk of the campus this morning. suspect is 24-year-old man from alexandria. his name is john he had guard rust. this is a photograph from the time he was arrested for child sex -- sex offense he's a convict sex offender who was apparently on probation at the time these threats against howard were made in nove november 2015. he's accused by federal prosecutors of threatening to kill african-american students here at howard university. most of which what he posted online was obviously too vulgar to share on television but one of things he said was this. sure, the poe poe will take me down but i'll go out a hero knowing i made the world better. >> now, howard university is reacting officially with a tweet this morning and it says this "relieved the fbi arr arrested n edgar rust for 2015 rate sift threats to murder

>> he apparently was a student at the university of missouri at the time. a couple of years ago. and was apparently upset about racial tensions there. he left the school. came home to alexandria and allegedly made the threats on a website while he was a panera bread in alexandria. here now reaction from a couple of students on campus this morning. >> of course, i think that's terrible, and i think it's very sad that people can't realize that, you know, we're just students trying to learn get an education. we're just a culture here you know, trying to, you know, become better. become our best selves, and i just -- i feel bad for people like that, you know, because honestly there's no getting through to them at the end of the day and all we can do is prove to those type of people that, you know, just because of our skin color. just because we go to hvcu that doesn't mean we can succeed. >> i mean this is howard. i mean, you got to -- we accept everybody. we have white kids here. we have b

we have everyone from all nationalities. you know we're not just because this is hvcu doesn't mean we don't accept everybody. >> reporter: now, rust is due in federal court in alexandria at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon for his first court appearance. he faces up to 55 years in prison, guys, if he's convicted. >> thank you, bob are to the update. we surely appreciate it. we couldn't to follow this morning a story you saw first on fox5. investigators are just one month into a state audit in prince george's county schools following allegations of grade fixing and fraud to boost the graduation rate. >> as part of the investigations hotline and an e-mail has been established for whistleblowers, but school district -- school district still hasn't sent out that information to the staff. fox5's annie live in upper marlboro this morning with the latest. annie? >> reporter: good morning to you, wisdom. good morning, everybody. that's right. the state audit has been underway for about more than a month now. and it's looking into the

serious allegations of grade fixing win prince george's county schools. school ceo dr. kevin maxwell continues to deny the allegations into grade fixing and other fraudulent activity within the school system. this was first brought to light by four school board members and you may remember it all launched after a request from maryland governor larry hogan and then the board voted unanimously to have this outside third party find out what exactly is really going on in the school system. now, a couple of week ago, a hotline and e-mail was created for whistleblowers it's a way for staff to reach out to investigators. however the school district still has not sent that information out to staff and many are asking why including one of the board members who called for this audit. take listen. >> i'm still meeting teachers today to this day that don't realize that the hotline number has already been made public season available for them. when dr. maxwell was defending himself saying this was not happening, he sent out self e-mails tohe

serve. this isn't a controversial th thing. this isn't a difficult thing. we zen out county wide employee e-mails on a weekly basis al almost. and so i think this is very reasonable request. >> reporter: now, in response, school spokesman john white says that they have followed the directions given by the firm looking into this and the school district believes that the coverage on our air fox5 and few other outlets is enough to alert staff and so they have no plans of putting anything out. we're also told this investigation is supposed to be finished by the end of this month on october 31st. we have posted that whistleblower hotline as well e-mail on our website foxdc.com if you want to check that out and obviously we'll continue to follow this story and bring you the very latest. for now we're live in upper marlboro, annie yu, fox5 local news. >> thank you very much. 9:10 is the time. still ahead the daca dead tens of thousands of undo you meaned people

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♪ >> 9:14 this morning. secretary of the state rex tillerson slamming reports that he threatened to resign over the summer. reports also surfaced that tillerson call the president a moron. tillerson didn't deny that report during a press on conference but later had state department spokeswoman do and so and president trump weighing in. he tweeted this out. rex tillerson never threatened to resign. this is fake news put put out by nbc news. low news and reporting standards. no verification from me. >> tens of thousands of young undo you meaned immigrants are racing to extend their protective status unthe daca program. hours before the government begins phasing it out. fox5's melanie alnwick has the details. >> reporter: protection from deportation and work permits that's what we're talking about. president obama

possible for hundreds of thousands of young immigrants beginning in 2012. now as this what they call orderly wind down this six-month process begins, president trump is put putting the fate of these dreamers in the hands of congress. >> how many more dead bodies will it take,ing. >> democrats senators rallied on capitol hill this week showing support for the so called dreamers who serve in the military, attend college and hold professional jobs. they say contributing so much to the american economy. president trump announced last month deferred action for childhood arrivals program or daca was ending march 5th. those with current two-work permits set to expire by then about 154,000 people can renew for two more years as long those applications are in today. dem of homeland security says 112,000 of these young people have gotten their applications in. some organizations are are stepping in to help filers with the $495 fee.

young immigrants. >> being a single mom with a four-year-old that has autism is really hard knowing that it could be the end of this for me. leaving my autistic child behind it's really hard. so i just -- i don't know it's really hard. sitting watching the news all my dreams coming downhill. >> reporter: president obama began the program in 2012 by executive order to protect children brought illegally into the united states by their parents. now two republican senators have introduced bill call the succeed act which would provide some kind of a path to citizenship and replace the daca program. but if that legislation doesn't pass by march 5th, that means these protections and these work permits will begin to expire. live on capitol hill, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local n news. >> still to come this morning getting tough about turf. a little bit later soccer star abby woman back will join us live to talk about artificial

versus artificial debate. >> first though let's check in with allison see what she's working on. >> breaking news from niger west africa three u.s. commandos were killed overnight. plus us congressman stepping aside a mid rumors of an affair and that's just the beginning. and later, is dunkin' dropping the doughnuts. we'll have details when we check what else is making headlines next.

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>> let's check in with allison and get a look at other stories making headlines this morning. good morning al. >> good morning steve. first up three army green berets killed in an ambush in west africa when they came under hostile fire near the niger mali border when they were on patrol with troops there. two other green berets were hurt in the attack. they are said to be in stable condition. there is suspicion that al-qaida is mind this deadly ambush. president trump was briefed on the situation while on board air force one last night. comfort, some comfort has arrived in puerto rico. the navy's hospital ship the unc comfort docked they are san juan earlier this week to help the island territory still struggling from hurricane ma row y the ship has two emergency rooms operating rooms, x-ray, cat scans and if needed the 800 staff members on board can do anything from deliver babies to remove cataracts. gop congressman tim murphy of pennsylvania at the center of a sex and

as a result he says he plans to retire at the end of his term. the news comes just a day after pittsburgh newspaper published text messages that showed the congressman asking his mistress to get an abortion when he thinks that she was pregnant. meanwhile, murphy is a strong opponent publicly of abortion. dunkin' donuts continues to experiment with its brand announcing that they will drop a dozen its doughnut options in stores across the country after last in's decision to drop doughnuts from one of its california locations, the company now says it will cut back on its doughnut offerings, bad idea, starting at the end of october. excuse me i had something in my throat. no word on which doughnuts will make the cut. don't do it. finally the equifax hacking serious business right or it was until uncle -- rich uncle penny bags showed up. the monopoly man check out the right your screen right there circled a prankster. photo bombing the senate banking committee hearing as they grilled the former ceo penny

is the person who was behind the ceo there. fiddled with his monocle but the he instead was she. amanda werner of americans for financial reform and public citizen. she handed out get of jail free cards to protest the forced arbitration. so protesting with message right there. >> back to you. >> create it tiff. >> getting the attention no doubt. >> she's in the news today. thanks, al. all right. another piece of baseball play off puzzle solved after last night's national league wild card game. we'll have highlights an look at how the nats are getting ready for game one of the nlds tomorrow. >> it was wild. i mean wild card was the right name for it. plus fox5's impact week continues cleaning up the anacostia river today. we'll check in with tucker for all the details. that's coming up. maureen. >> fresh at 10a, cam newton out of bounds. carolina qb now saying sorry for those sexist cme

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♪ 9:25 is the time. how about little baseball? what a wild wild card game in arizona last night. the diamondbacks off to early six-zero lead in the first three innings but colorado they came back. they fought back. pulling win one. arizona though not having it. answering every time. out scoring the rockies 11-eight. they advance to the national league division series for the first time in six years. will take on the dodgers tomorrow night. >> what ended up being the game winning hit was two run triple by a relief pitcher from the arizona diamondbacks. career .098 batting average. >> he pick a good time to start hitting. >> very first extra bait hit of his career. >> nice. >> ended up being the game winner. >> okay. both the wild card games were super exciting. >> wild. >> pretty wild. couldn't have said it better myself a sign of what the playoffs will be like. let's bring it, right. >> i hope

i hope the nats are three and done in good way. >> in a good way. >> exciting games. i hope it's fun for everyone. >> i'll take ten to nothing. >> oh oh, my gosh. live on the edge people. excitement building here in the district. the nationals just one day away from game one of the post se season. today washington and chicago will work out at nats park. the nationals take the field at 11:30 this morning. then afterwards, we're expected to find out who will be friday's starting pitcher. max scherzer or steven stra strasburg. kyle hendricks will be on the mound fort cub. the world series work out begins at 5:00 this evening. game one of the national league division series tomorrow at 7:30. >> apparently max was supposed to throw bullpen session yesterday didn't not. lots that's leading some to say might be trending more steven strasser for game one until scherzer can work out the hamstring issue. hopefully he it's good back on the mound saturday or in chi cicago. >> not a bad plan b. if you can't go with scherzer. >> strasburg is your number

>> not bad at all. >> that's why we're in the post season. pittsburgh penguins opened up the nhl season last night they raised the banner from wing cup last year they defeated the capitals at the post season and wouldn't it all. caps fans will be happy to hear they did not win it last night. >> good. >> they lost on the ice at home by one goal. final score was five to four the team will hit the ice again tonight to take on the chicago blackhawks. although more importantly, the caps also play tonight. >> yes. >> season open mr. on the road it. >> doesn't matter if pittsburgh loses now because they always win in the spring. >> you know in modern -- >> when we need to win. >> in the modern era every time pittsburgh beaten the caps in the playoffs they won the championship. >> really. >> every time. >> caps need to get the april winning streak. >> there you go. >> that's what we need. >> we're gonna do it this is going to be our year. >> in of sport. >> got to start out that way. >> finally flying in style new england patriotsing is showing off the team's new boeing 737 plane yesterday

it maids its inaugural flight to florida for the game. it's painted with red, white and blue colors and includes the pats lombardi trophies paymented on the tale. didn't we talk about had he might need tore beat it because they might win again. >> they should have left room for more. >> repaint the entire plane if they win another one. >> those patriots that have already lost two this year. >> again, who ends up winning in february. >> january and february. >> i just wanted to relish in the moment. >> i know. >> there's plenty of time to cheat though. >> big sports night. thursday night football and caps opener tonight. gearing up for the nats game. >> unfortunately i'll be asleep by the time most of it starts. >> you can see all the highlights tomorrow starting at 4:25 on fox5 news morning. >> there you go. a great day so far today. gary, good morning. >> so game lots of sunshine. chill allot of 40s this morning. i do want to talk first about the weekend because we're st starting basically in the -- into the 80s and we're goi

several days. right on through the weekend. so warm sunshine on saturday. 86 degrees. we get to 86 there may be a couple of 88s out there before it's all said and done and then sunday a little cooler depends on how much sunshine we end up with talking a few showers, too, at this point, sunday looks like just some scattered showers. not on all day rain out. monday, tuesday perhaps look a little bit rainy eighty three depending on what is now tropical storm nate which is way down there off the coast of anything gag it will bring us moisture late weekend into next week. we desperately need it, too. we're 64 degrees right now. these temperatures that were so cold for manassas and culpeper in the 40s this morning they're in the 50s now. a few clouds coming across. a lot of this is evaporating before it gets to us. bit we are get something high clouds coming on across so more clouds today. rain stays to the north. checking on temperatures again lower 60s out there to 60 degrees or so for gaithersburg. 84 for a high today. definitely getting warmer. and it will be a little bit m

humid today. not much more humid. but little bit more humid. seven day forecast looks like this. we get into the 80s today. 80s tomorrow. game time temperatures tomorrow kind of mild even warm. i think at 7:30 tomorrow night we'll be about 78 degrees or so. maybe still 80 and then on saturday quite a warm day. temperature of 86 degrees. but again dry for both of the games on friday and saturday. some showers again on sunday and again depending on what is now tropical storm nate and what he's going to do, looks like it could bring rain in here by sunday, monday, tuesday. we've had so many weeks now without any rain at all so little bit of rain is desperately need i think we'll probably end up getting some. that's the forecast an very very warm unfall like weekend coming our way. >> guys? >> all right. thanks, gary. twenty-first century fox is participating in its first ever impact week. employees from across the company including people here at fox5 volunteering they're time in variety of ways. today massive clean up effort of the anaco

tucker barnes is live on the anacostia. hey, tuck. >> hey, holly. i've been having a great morning learning about the anacostia and about the cleanup here i'm joined by river keeper biologist and all around great guy tray. did i get it right. >> you got it right. >> you're an expert on all things anacostia. we're out here some employees of fox5 and some big group from national geographic to clean up the river today. >> so far so good, right. >> it's been adventure morning. we've got our skiff here we brought kayak up from lower down in the river brought them up into king man lake and the nat geo crew and fox5 crew are out here picking up trash that no one else can get to. they just had huge land base cleanup here a couple weekends go. got almost 2 tons of trash they didn't have people in boats and this crazy full moon high tide we've got today. >> listen, so far i've been amazed not in a good way. way. right? >> oh yeah. lots and lots o

little bit of everything else. >> lots of plastic bottles. >> single use plastic bottles are the number one item. >> all right. quickly i want to give a shout out if my camera mike turn around we've got fox5 crew right there that's matt ackland and our friend molly and they're hard at work. is it going well, thumbs up? >> look at all that trash matt has collected. >> hey, molly, do you want to come back. you'll need to step it up. okay? >> that's not enough trash. we're behind. national geographic is kicking our you know what. all right? >> we can't let that happen. >> you notice what he's got, right. >> he's got plastic bottles. she's got everything else. >> exactly. of course they're doing great work and we've got lots of groups and it is great the access with the boats, right. >> it's amazing. this high tide gets access up into the brush line and on the other side of this island we can get this boat the canoes and kayaks again a lot of wetlands area. really really shallow. we couldn't get this boat in there if we wantedo

tied they can get their folks up there and they're getting the trash that probably hasn't been touched in years. >> so you -- this is your full-time job out on this river. tell me about the changes here. all positive stuff, right. >> i've been here five and a half years. it was very much doom and gloom when i started and we were telling still telling that story for a couple of years. not only is the river improving but the tone of the conversation around the river is improving. it's completely turned around from what's been wrong for so long to not only do we have drawings and not only do we have plans for fixes, but each of these problems has a fix in place. >> you said in maybe a year some of this river will be swimmable. >> probably next year. at least the lower portion of the river should be swimmable most days because the d.c. tunnel project comes online march 23rd of 2018. >> wow that's fantastic. tray, for people at home that are watching, what's the number one thing we can do to help keep this river clean at home. >> pick up where you are. you can be carefully about how you leave trash on the ground. you can pick up after other people. you can realize that everything around you that you seen

ground now the neck time it rains if it ever rains again, it's going to come right down into this river. >> so it gets caught up and pulled into the gutters and then makes its trip down the riff, right? >> yup. >> that's good to know. it's absolutely beautiful out here. what's the best part of your job. >> this is my favorite part of the job. days like this. >> you get to work with lot of kids i'm too, sure. >> we get all ages. we have lot of senior groups. we do a lot of school groups. just been doing the boat tours off the nickel back fee money. we've literally had i think ya'll make official toll thousand people on this boat since april of this year. >> that's fantastic. so much wildlife down here. i was don't here at sunrise it was absolutely gorgeous. thank you for spending a minute with us. we're out here this morning cleaning up the anacostia. you heard it from the expert. this river is g getting getting better and better. >> i want to you ask tray if they took

they were able to take 2 tons of trash out of that area, how much trash does he think is in the river? can they even put an estimate on it? >> so tray they said if you were able to get 2 tons sought of this river a few weeks ago, how much trash do we estimate is in this river? any idea? >> give you a number right now? >> yeah. an estimate. a lot. >> i just did the math and between our clean water reach program and other volunteer in the past five and a half years, anacostia river keeper removed over 72,000 pounds of trash. >> wow. there you go steve. >> that does not counsel the trash traps we manage for the district or the ones war installing in maryland the next year or. to they pull tons and tons each themselves. >> the boats that are picking it up. >> the trash traps. there's d.c. water trash boats doing lot of work. there's a lot of work being done on trash on this river. >> that's fantastic. steve,

>> pounds. just 36 tons. >> a lot of trash. >> it's a lot. >> and disturbing. as it should be. >> at the same time. >> that's traps he said. >> those people are running in tandem. >> yes. >> matt and molly,ing. >> don't call them out. they're working on a good cause. >> they're busy picking up trash. not perfecting their kayaking. >> they need add canoe lesson. >> kind of sad. but they're out there doing it. >> that's right. >> good for them much that's what's most important maybe we can get tips from another athlete one of the greatest athletes. artificial turf easier to take care of than grass we know that but is it a safe option, as safe as natural grass? it's and issue being debated nationwide much it's being debated here in washington d.c. abby woman back will join us live to explain why she's such a big fan of the real deal and we'll chat with her coming up next. next. what are mommy and daddy like before their dunkin'?

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>> i think i found him. >> that's in the possible. if this gets out, we've bought ourselves a war. >> what happened? i covered my tracks. scramble the records. >> we were being hunted. >> by who? >> they know you're here. ♪ >> whoa! that's clip the new movie blade runner 2049. it's sequel to ridley scott original '80s sci-fi masterpiece this time around ryan gosling plays lapd officer kay who discovers a deadly secret that could bring an end to humanity and the discovery leads him to rick deckert a former blade runner who disappeared 30 years ago it starts robin write and dave battista. kevin got a chance to sit down with both of them.

and story line. >> david battista is from d.c. here's a couple of things to note. 1982 blade runner didn't do well into the box office and it became sci-fi cult hit over the years because it really did change the way science fiction films were made. it was sr. riledly scott way ahead of his time. it's based on novel do androids dream of electric sheep. it sounds like a strange name. >> title of the movie better. >> so here's the basic premise. in the '82 film harrison ford is a blade runner and his job is to retire or kill rep applicants which are not human beings. they look and appear to be human beings they're androids they're not born they're made. so he falls in love with a rep applicant that he has to kill and that kind of creates a dramatic element there, and then the end of the '82 film, they kind of get away and we don't know where really happens. so now -- >> harrison ford and the rep my can get away. >> correct. >> wasn't there question

harrison ford was actually a rep applicant. >> that's the big question. 35 years later people are still debating this because sir ridley scott claims that harrison forward's character is republican. harrison forward for doesn't think he is much he thinks he's more of human question much the question will it be answered? >> the guy who wrote it know. >> i asked harrison ford that same question he said it doesn't matter. you'll see when you watch the movies. i spoke to two of the stars a continuation of sir ridley scott's story. dave battista and robin wright and they'll tell hugh they play in the movie. watch this. >> i thought you might be able to help me with the case. any idea where i can find him. >> you plan on taking me in. >> i would much prefer that to the alternative. >> tell me about your

the glasses are a character as well. >> yeah. >> very specific and the way he puts them on. [ laughter ] >> talk about like finding that was that something you found in the character. >> that was denny's idea when i first heard about it, when i first did my, um, initial makeup test, you know, it just seemed so silly to me. [ laughter ] >> like i couldn't get they were so tiny and a big old head, too. [ laughter ] >> i just couldn't get the feel for them. i look at myself and they looked crazy when we actually started filming and put the glasses on he said no, no, no, i want to you put them op like this look you've done it a hundred times. don't fumble with them. the more i did it the more i did it. the more interesting it became and the more i got sucked n it make the character more interesting. tiny thing like that. in my mind, you know, i just thought i'm not real concerned about the way he looks. >> doesn't care if he looks silly but i think it's also one of those things where, you know, in the future obviously he's losing

but they're just, you know, not much available. just kind of -- you take what you can get and those war you can get those tiny little specks that really fit his head. >> there is an order. that's what we do here. we keep order. >> i do want to you talk about the idea of being human. i think it's fascinating couldn't september these films carry on sir ruddily scott touched it in the first blade runner and denny is touching on it here much as actors you find -- >> she's like -- okay. >> what just happened. >> that was great story. we were right in the middle. >> that was just an outside shot of where robin and i were doing our interview. >> what did you guys talk about since that was trunk indicate. >> what happened there. so basically her character she plays lieutenant character in the film she's telling ryan gosling way needs to be doing. i can't say much about what's happening in the story. but her character is trying to

there's this war -- >> isn't that what she does in wonder woman to things. >> trying to keep order. >> she's also in wonder woman. she's amazing i spoke to her about wonder woman as well the beach scene when they were fighting on the beach. she said she pulled her hamstring when she shot that scene in the film. movie is incredible i review it tomorrow. i did sit down with harrison ford and ryan gosling that interview on our you be tube.com/fox5 d.c. >> how are you going to review it if you can't give away the store line that is in he can is the spoiler. >> my review is nothing to do with the story. my review is everything about the film. the story itself you alread know what happened in '82. >> all right. just a continuation of it, but who the characters are, i can't -- >> how they all relate to each other. >> it's really fascinating. >> you have a director that follows up a film legendary director did the first time did they have any homage to the original. >> oh yeah. >> they have free reign to do what they want to do

territory. >> sir ridley scott produced the film. the idea came about with denny who directed arrival, prisoners, is a karo. i know this is a bold statement but this is actually better than the original. >> wow! >> if sir ridley scott produced it he'll probably say the same thing. >> it's actually not a sequel. a lot of people -- sequels,ing. >> continuation. >> but guardian -- >> isn't that a what a sequel is. >> hear me out, though. guardians of the galaxy two films like that those are sequels that have like tropes very sequel. you see things in sequels you see all the time. this doesn't feel like a sequel. >> is there a reference to the original story line p any way. >> technically speaking it's a sequel but it doesn't feel like a sequel if you know what i mean. >> it's in theaters tomorrow. >> seeing the original will give you an emotional impact that this film will have. >> you know what, your review right now is making me want to see the ogi

actually haven't seen. >> i want to see it. >> see it and then see 2049. >> don't get him started. we don't have the time. we got to go to break. >> don't watch movie on plane. >> to your corners. >> go to cinema. >> the loudness and the speakers and the screen. four months ago, bout but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it!

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♪ 9:51 right now. the feel of the world come. real revisit an argument we had here in d.c. that continues to play out here in d.c. but as they say we'll phone a friend this time an expert because when we talk about whether playing sports in school recreationally are professionally safety is always the number one rule of the game although equipment like cleats, helmets and pads are helpful when it comes to av avoiding injuries our next guest says the the type of field that players play on that should be added to the safety checklist especially when it comes to artificial turf which has been recently under the microscope for potential hazards and chemicals in the field materials. it's a story that hits close to home for the nation's capitol as we have reported sever times, several fields across the city

that they were too hard. in addition to any chemicals. it's also an issue in important to olympic gold medalist world cup champion from abby wambach who joins to us talk about her mission and to push for safer playing fields. hi, abby, good morning. >> hi, abby, can you hear us in d.c. >> you're on. >> good morning. >> hi, abby. good morning. i'm hope you can hear us. we're curious we've talked so much about the debate about playing fields and artificial fields versus the real grass fields. and there have been numerous debates from chemical standards to the literally how hard that field is. i know you support the real grass. but why? >> well i mean, natural turf is just better. like let's just be honest f you were to ask all professional athletes around the world they would say the same thing. i would prefer grass stain

day of the week. um, you know, i played a long career for the national team. i played on both natural turf and artificial turf. and not only, um, is it just safer playing on real grass is safer it's for giving surface but it plays -- it plays in a way that makes more sense much it's the way we grew up playing. so you know ten, 15 years ago when synthetic surface popped up in this country, the game has changed because of it. you actually have to have different tactics which, um, it just makes it more confusing in an already confusing professional sport system i prefer natural turf. i'm so excited to be working with rise which is trade association in the green industry and being able to advocate for something that i really truly actually believe in. i went against fifa and we had a lot lawsuit against fifa the world's governing body of s

to try to get our world cup in 22015 to be played on natural grass. we ended up not winning in that fight so my fight continues on beyond my retirement. >> abby, what was the excuse that they gave you? you are the best of the best. you'll excel on anything. if i was playing i would say, look, give me the turf because it gives me a little more speed. was it a question of trying to make the game more exciting? was a financial reason why they go for turf instead of grass? what were the exc excuses you as heard? >> well i mean the excuse i heard for the world cup in 2015 was money. at the end of the day that is what people think. if you go to dee bug the myths.com you'll know all the information you didn't know in terms of what the financial differences are, but the reality is, like if you take money off the table here, you have to ask yourself, what do i prefer to play on? you just said, you know, you might be faster on turf. well, i guarantee if you you're slide tackling or falling o

heat rises to the degree of 145 on the field, you're going to prefer natural turf every single time. >> abby, let me ask you a question since we're looking at the young ladies practicing behind you right now down there florida while you speak to us. realizing they're in the midst of a champ like yourself or not. olympic gold medal world cup championship what's on did you play in the your home and where is everything on display? >> well, you guys don't know me that well i'm not really the kind of person that will display things in my house. my wife actually she's like can we please get your medals out? can we please hank an old jersey of yours? i'm just like new york city, that's good. i'm not far enough away yet, um, i'm not too much of a has been so as soon as i become like an official has been i might feel like my ego needs little bit of like an up lifter, maybe throw a jersey up on the wall or something.

modest before we let you go obviously the world knows you as world cup champion and olympic gold medalist. here in d.c. we know you as a long time member. washington freedom. we appreciate your service here. if there's anything you want to stay to your fans in d.c. who are still here and they remember playing up in germantown for many years. >> my gosh. i love d.c. actually that's where i evacuate to do from hurricane irma here down in south florida. so d.c. is near and dear to my heart. i miss you guys. i hope you guys are actually going to see the washington spirit now what they're called. their games are in the same soccer plex stadium that i played with the freedom. so thank you guys so much for always sticking around and believing in me and watching my career. >> stop by and hang out with us sometime when you're back in town, abby. we'd love to sit down and chat with you. we'll have you on the show any time. >> any time, guys. thanks for having me. >> take care now. >> i think it's fair to say if you ask people to name one female soccer player abby wambach is

don't even know soccer. she's that great. >> much more to come here on good day at 9a. we've got the cast of mama's house -- mama's boy. >> you better get it right. >> really we got jackie harry, robin givens, don robinson, anthony brown, nephew tommy. they're all here. they're coming up in the 10a back after this. ♪

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chance the rapper. totally different genre of music, right they're not sure why yet but they are factoring in this into their investigation. meanwhile the fbi interviewed the gunman's girlfriend for hours when she return from the philippines. mary lee danley is her name and she has denied any involvement in the planning or even knowledge of this massacre. her attorney read a statement from his client saying that paddock unexpected brought her a plane ticket about two week ago to visit family in asia. investigators do however think there may be a possible accomplice out there somewhere. and they have reason to believe that paddock planned to escape life. >> and alexandria man due in court today he's facing charges that he threatened to kill african-american students at howard university almost two years ago. federal prosecutors say in november of 2015 john edgar rust posted anonymous online statement using the wi-fi at a panera restaurant in alexandria. court documents

roommate informed users on read that it rust posted that deadly threat. also making headlines this morning, glee star mark sailing faces seven years behind bars this comes after the 35-year-old actor plead guilty to possession of child pornography. he's also been ordered to pay $50,000 in restitution to each victim and he must register as sex offender after serving his time he'll also be super advised for 20 years. well today is a key deadline for young immigrants brought to the united states as children. they're known as dreamers. it is their last chance to apply for an extension of daca which stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. the trump administration announced the cancellation of the program last month meanwhile lawmakers are working on bipartisan deal that would provide protections to the dreamers. all right. finally, we're used to wendy's wilding out on twitter, right. its ham at it again talking wendy's like hamburgers

tales. they're squaring up with wing stop. the beef started when wing stop tweet adverse from bad and about gee wendy's respond with kendrick lamar quote, be humble, sit down and then back and forth ensued blah, blah, blah. wing stop tweeted "a frosty an fry, girl bye wing stop flavor bringing all the cravers they eat us now and save you for later ♪ >> finally wendy's dropped the mike with this tweet bomb. we know why the chicken crossed the road but you crossed the boss and straight got told we have some fun but we're through gift wrapping this l to send with you. >> okay. who won? >> not sure. they both get a lot of publ publicity. maybe we can judge by the time stamps to see how long it took each to reply but we know wendy's does not shy away there these bat battles on the twitter box. >> here's what i did not know. they had any type of rivalry with wing stop whatsoever. >> i didn't either. i would not have chosen that as wendy's rifle. >> they pick who theyan

they try to put it down with everybody. >> burger king and mcdonald's are epic. >> how about they just get my sandwich right and put my condiments and other stuff on there when i go through the drive through. >> take your drop off and mike it. >> they might come at you on twitter. >> bring it. >> don't do it. >> bring it. >> tweet some bars. >> i will drop a few bars. >> it's got to be original, wis not the stuff you regurgitate. >> it is original when it comes out of my mouth. originally out of my mouth. >> that's an l. >> thanks, al. >> originally copied. >> there you go. >> all right. 10:06. that means it's time to check what's trending. hey, holly. >> mo, first up out of bounds. panthers quarterback cam newton facing sexism accusations following eye brow raising response to a reporter's question. now this happened during press conference yesterday. during it, jordan rod league a writer for the charlotte observer asked him a question about teammates. take listen. >> does that give you a little bit of an enjoyment to see him taking pee out there

talk about routes. like -- it's funny. but coming along, man. this is a big game for him. >> rodriguez publication called the remarks uninn keysable. the remarks are disrespectful. nfl statement called them just plain wrong. new tan later had a conversation with the reporter and expressed regret. however, the reporter tweeted quote i spoke with him after and it was worse. i chose not to share. because i have an actual job to do today, and one he will not keep me from. now those words are prompting her to tweet i don't think it's funny to be a female and talk about routes. i think it's my job. >> yeah. >> and i think what bothered me the most in watching it was obviously his choice of words. but it was his tone and the air that i just found so be little link. >> he didn't take any of it seriously. >> the whole and that was a joke. you almost wonder were you in

that in this day and age give me a break. >> it's 2017. >> a woman asking about sports is so -- you know about sports. >> a woman actually being knowledgeable about sports. >> right. >> cam newton get it together. >> this was apparently a beat reporter, right? >> yeah. >> every single day covering the team so he knows who she is. >> he wasn't in his right mind. it couldn't have been. >> unless she was new face. >> i don't understand why these press conferences are adversarial much it's football. just answer the question. >> it was a good valid question. >> i don't understand why it has to be so personal. why these athletes -- >> people are dragging him. he had to apologize whether he wanted to or not let's hope he goes further maybe says something that let's people know -- >> there will be an official apology today. >> let's hope. >> from the team maybe. >> i don't know about from him. >> i'm hopefully cam newton perhaps reflects. >> apologies come out in lawyer speak. not player speak. >> steve maybe i'm hoping he'll reflect or someone will help

>> that comes down to the whole thing a lot of athletes over the years just choose they don't like the mode ya they don't like talking to the media. in their defense they feel like my job is play football or baseball or hockey or whatever it is. >> that's what she was asking. >> a lot of athletes feel like it's not part of my job to go answer questions all the time. maybe he was must just in one of those moods i don't want to do this. i'll say what -- >> it makes me so mad. >> i understand where you're coming from. but i'm saying maybe he's in the mindset of i don't want to do this any way. i'm going to say whatever i feel like saying if they don't want me to speak any more then pull me off and don't have me speak any more. this is a key case now the reaction for people to just simply say don't have me address the media any more if that's what he wanted from the beginning then he wins. he looks like a fool. >> wouldn't like a sucker is what he did. >> he looks like a fool. doesn't have to do it any more. >> p.m. years chad pennington had a beef with the media were he played with the jets he got up in front of the podium after they were grilling him about a loss and he stands up in front of the press and says it's a privilege for you guys to cover us and

football is and you shall be b bowing down an you will this kind of stuff. again it's a press conference. it's not that deep. >> my thing if he doesn't want to talk to the media then the very thing i'd make him do is talk to the meter ya. if he gets pulled maybe that's exactly what he wanted. >> sounds like i'm just here to get paid. to not get fined. >> as long as i don't get fine. >> another l. always ways to not answer questions tact physical. >> respectfully. if you don't want to answer the question we talked about distracted driving. we are typically talking about people on their phones, people finding a device to distract themselves. aaa is saying actually the cars that are distracting people. the cars come with too many bells and whistles these days that might be part of the problem. turns out the high-tech buttons in newer cars might help drivers stay plugged in but they can also cause drivers to zone outputting many at risk and many vehicles offer options that let you text and e-mail. search for directions, control your radio, the experts say the features are meant to be hands free and voice

if it's my car, my voice activation when i say call maureen it calls like a bank somewhere in california. >> exactly. thus it causes me to be more distracted than the purpose. so maybe that's part of the key manufacturers. it's still causes drivers to regularly take their eyes off the road for long periods of time. >> i'm not surprised. >> i still have not figure out that the voice phone directory. >> you're not alone. >> it doesn't work. >> hang up for some reason means call everybody on my phone list including people i don't want to talk to. >> yeah. >> what are you trying to say, steve? >> call maureen. >> i was sitting in one of these fangled cars i don't going to buy it. i was just sitting in it because i like to do that the guy was explaining to me how the voice system worked and it was the exact same thing that he said. >> call so and so. >> hold the button for two seconds. get the tone say something that it might understand. >> right. when you get back in your cutlass 442 you have the tape deck and am radio. >> you're good to go. >> okay. not good to go jail timeor

michigan mother who refused to get her nine-year-old son vaccinated standing before a judge in pontiac she was sentenced to seven days in jail after she failed to comply with the judge's ruling to have her son vaccinated by today. vaccinations go against her belief and she feels parents should have the absolute right to decide whether to vaccinate their children or not. the mother of two claims her then husband agreed to space out and delay the vaccines for they are child but after they divorced her now ex-husband changed his mind and demanded that their son be vaccinated. so much going on there. >> it's tough. i really find this interesting. >> it is. what changed his mind from no or space it out to all of a sudden we're divorced and i want it done. >> it might have been his feeling all along. now after the divorce he can speak out. >> interesting to me that, one, the judge was like, okay, because i wonder -- ooh guess they must have joint custody, because the judge is like well, the dad also has to have a say. but seven days is a real deal

>> not playing around in michigan. >> okay. >> let us know what you think. #gooddaydc. coming up later hanging out with some momma's boys. the hit stage show is here in dc this week. first, though, the stars are live in our loft. dab brielle union opens up about her struggles to start family. you know lord diss sick plans a visit to the d.c. we'll tell you all about it and new chapter in the on-going sex in the city saga. they should make a movie about not making a movie. >> right. all right. 10:13 is the time. the dish is next. ♪

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gigabit.com >> 10:16 is the time it's time for good day celebrity dish. we are serving it up this thursday. starting a family has not been ease for gabrielle union. she suffered multiple miscarriages in a attempt to have a baby with nba star dwayne wade. in her new book we'll need more wine. she opens up about her struggles with infertility and failed ivf treatments. i had eight or nine misca miscarriages. union writes in the book. for three years my body has been

pregnant. i've either been about to go into ivf cycle, in the middle of an ivf cycle or coming out of anism vf cycle. she didn't realize how much she wanted children until the joy she fell raising his sons by sharing her story in her book out october 17th union hopes that the way people approach her about the topic changes. that's that age old story. you know what never ask a woman if she's pregnant. >> right. >> right. never ask a couple when are you going to have kids. >> never say hay isn't about time for you to have a second. >> you just don't know what people are going through. >> absolutely don't. >> i know intentions are usually good it's hard for someone going through it. i think that's -- good for her for sharing it because in writing that book she probably will help someone. >> absolutely. let's talk about this at 10:17. lionell ritchi -- everybody knows who he is. >> dancing on the ceiling. >> he was dancing on the ceiling when he found out about this. sophia 19 is in relationship

dissick who's 34. here's what lionell had to say when someone asked him about his daughter dating him. i'm scared to death. are you kidding me? they actually started dating in september. i'm sure that he was not only dancing on the ceiling probably hoping scott dissick will be running in the night. >> playing in the shadows. >> playing in the shadows at some point. >> that's what he's afraid he's doing. >> he's probably saying hello too often. 19 and 34. >> pearing all night long. >> well that's true. >> listen here's my thing. i don't even care if she's 33. scott dissick just doesn't have good track record the age thing is one thing. >> right. >> but the selection of the person in general is i think the bigger problem. >> how and where did they meet? >> where is 33-year-old meet 19-year-old. >> maureen. >> 33-year-old father of leak how many kids like five. >> tv families once again. >> 33 with the kardashians. >> and he was just with that bella thorn chick. why do all i know this. >> because she subscribes to the celebrity dish. >> iis

could track down scott dissick and maybe ask him about this. >> funny you mention that because scott dissick will be hosting the grand opening of sugar factory american what's that bros serrie at pentagon city in arlington virginia october 12th. >> it was going to be better how you say it. >> two you're wonder wagon a brass serrie is, it's a candy themed even that's what it's going to be. go look it up in the dictionary i don't have time talk about that. >> it's not a candy themed event. >> look it up on your own time. this ain't no classroom much it's not about education right here. we're just giving you information. >> bringing celebrity suites and treats to this area that's what's going on seats 200 guests they'll feature king kong su sunday, sugar factory burger and premium sweet cocktails as well many. >> aren't they the people who came on. >> we need to have them bring scott along with them. >> do we have to talk nicely about him if he's in the loft? >> well i mean we can throw shade here and there. >> w

>> i just want to know what the rules are. >> he's got to be used it to. tweet us what you think. i know you're dying for this. how about the latest in the sex and the city -- sex and seat saga. >> is it back on. >> no. all we can to say today is, don't mess with stan for. as we reported in interview with pierce morgan daily mail.com kim cattrell has a toxic relationship with her co-stars and she doesn't speak to them outside of product. in the past few weeks there's been so much drama surro surroug kim cattrell who admits to having toxic relationship with her co-stars, but who at the same time denies reports she dropped out of third movie because warner before thes wouldn't meet her demands. yesterday willie garson who p plays gallon tale len agent stanford braff he's hilarious injected himself into the latest cat fight shading catrell's toxics comment. dear fans because i'm toxic, i'm going to negotiate a contract for six months not come to terms then say i never wand

>> hmm. >> he went there. serious shade. >> you know what, this is becoming a cat fight. >> yawn yawn yawn the mom they said they're not doing it move on. >> new projects need to be in the work for all them. >> go to brass serrie and eat and leave the whole thing alone. why you still talking about it. >> the candy brass serrie. >> eat some candy. >> they're doing this they're hope all the sex in the city fans will beg them to do this and thus the pressure on. >> you're just pissing us all off. move on. >> is the pressure to get on kim to do it. >> interesting. finally in the upcoming issue of rolling stone, kesha talks about her relationship and friendship with taylor swift. now if you remember swift actually donated $250,000 to kesha to help cover the expenses of her trial in 2016. the rolling stone interview she said swift quote is a bleeping sweetheart. very very sweet. very very genuine. extremely genou

kesha also said taylor picks upp my mom doesn't even always pick up the phone. >> oh my gosh. >> don't expect kesha to spill on taylor's secrets or talk smack about her when asked about taylor's recent controversy i'm not really up on pop tull cher. should i know something about it. >> i'm laughing because as i'm reading that wisdom is yawning. >> of course. >> that's what made me laugh. >> i'm going to a brass serrie. >> the good day brass serrie is right there. >> you got candy over there. >> closest thing to a brass serrie. >> it doesn't have anything to do with candy. >> even the chef is sh shaking s head. >> he's going to tell me what a bra serrie is. >> i'd rather hear about kim cattrell and sex and the city. >> 10:22 is the time. coming up, we're getting a sneak peek what's new at dry bar for fall when we check in with erin como live. >> tucker is hard at work helping to clean up the anacostia river and he has a whole bunch of

a lot of volunteers. great folks in the area helping outlooking at everything -- that's all trash they've taken out of the river. >> amazing and sad. > it's sad that it's there and it's amazing they're out there volunteering making it cleaner. it's 10:23. we'll check in with him next. that your dream bedroom, e 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.

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we've been talking about how we've been able to help out so many people in the area. twenty-first century fox employees participating in the first ever impact week. employees from all across the company inn clueing many here at fox5 volunteering time variety of ways today as you can see on the other side of the screen a lot of folks couldn't p volunteering to help clean up app cost ya river. tucker has been down there before sunrise you get to see first hand the great efforts of everybody that came to volunteer this morning. >> when i got here early it was still dark and then as the sun got up i got to see so much beautiful wildlife and herons and fish and that kind of thing as the sun got up everybody showed up, and what incredible morning it's been. we got dustin here you're with national geographic. >> correct. >> all right. tell me about your experience here. >> i was single kayak but we were teamed up pulling bottles, tennis balls, nice looking tire here. all kinds of good stuff out of the anacostia river. so a little bit clean they are than it was this morning which is great. >> tell me about your impressions being out on the river? beautiful,

>> beautiful morning they told us we pulled over quarter ton of trash out here. >> did you hear that. >> whoo! >> 500 pounds of trash. i think -- >> car seat, too. >> right. car seat over there as well. i pull out. >> these are fox5 colleagues. >> good morning everyone. >> matt ackland and molly and too were involved. >> we did. >> what did you think. >> there's a lot of trash here. i've done this in the past where i've done the river it looks much cleaner but there's lot of bottles towards this side of the shore line. so look at all of this trash. i can't believe just a small group all of us picked up all of this and we had huge huge bag. >> his bag filled up in like two minute we went to my bag. tons of plastic bottles. we were stuck in the brush picking them outpatient. >> tucker how much did you get. >> fishily i got a dry. >> you look dry and all clean we appreciate the effort. >> wait a minute i got here early i don't want a grieve from you guys. which one is the captain of the boat? >> i was in the front. >> she was doing all the facebook and i was -- >> i was doing

>> i was in the front but manpower in the back. >> yeah. >> but you found all sorts of things. one thing i thought was interesting that they pointed out here, you're not seeing the bags because of the backpacks wire not seeing plastic bags any more. and i remember seeing them all the time but what you are seeing is a lot of bottles. everywhere. >> plastic. >> plastic. >> we mentioned 500 pounds this is 500 pounds a lot of its plastic so it's really a lot. >> 300 pounds of plastic bottles even g tray come on in here real quick. we want to thank tray. [ applause ] good one of the riff keepers. i interview him an hour ago. very knowledgeable the public wants to know more about how they can keep the river clean how do they find you. >> follow us at anacostia river keeper on facebook, and twitter. you can see our social media person dylan around the corner working hard today. getting our presence up and up and up and ya'll should be in touch. >> dustin great big thanks to your group with national geo graphic. we were outnuer

officially my team brought in half a bag and they brought in the rest. [ laughter ] >> great big thanks to national geographic. i'll run on out of here now. that's the latest from anacostia. again, impact week, we're all glad to participate, and it's been a great week and great cause. back to you. >> you know what tucker your team is bringing tons of attention to it. so you are inspiring a lot of people. thanks for what you guys did today. >> you got it. >> good point, holly. good point. >> matt, yes. >> disturbs me there's that much trash and the bottles especially because those will not bio degrade and they'll sit there forever. >> upping what drives me crazy i'm in d.c. and people are walking after their dog has used the whatever they take the bag and toss it down the storm drain. >> that infuriates me. i see that so many times. you're thinking surely you've got to know this is going somewhere. >> we have that bag tags -- >> i don't understand the concept of littering any way. >> me either. i don't get that. >> i don't understand the mindset. >> i will hold a peace of garbage in my purse for all day. >> i'll find

i should have thrown that away. >> exactly. come on people. >> 10:29 is the time. we are getting our good hair on after the break. that's because dry bar is out with a whole new line of products and styles just in time for fall. our erin como will join us live with those details next. ♪ ♪♪

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and that's easy enough and you can go. >> i love that you have the product bar where you can come in and try the dry shampoos, trying. >> we have a couple girls over here right now who, you know, are basically putting in all the things about their hair. whether it's like dry and they need hydration or, upping, they want volume. whatever they're looking for texture or whatever it is you're looking for this interactive -- >> helps you get your -- >> it helps you decide which products you really need. which products are perfect pour your hair. so it's really exciting because this is kind of like an evolution of our brand and -- >> because you've grown so much. >> yeah. we've grown so much and it's like, you know, wee been really true to what we do and all we do are blowouts. no cuts new york city color. no makeup. this is natural progression because the products have been so well received and so grateful for that and we just want to 65 showcase them and teach people, you know, who don't have access to dry bar

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their talents for new stage play called ma'am's play the production is based on real life events and aims to address stereotypes to playing african-american families and communities if that hasn't hooked you in yet, maybe the stars of the play will. we're talking big names like robin givens, johnny gill, nephew tommy from the morning show, jackee' harry, shirley brown and the don robinson and little g from silk too. check it out. not all the cast but a lot of them here in the house. i'm so thrilled and honored to have you guys here. welcome to the loft. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i'm excited by this play because the promise for me mama's boy. okay we see this happening a lot in our communities but why a play that bring it into focus? i'll start with you. >> i can't talk just yet. >> not yet. >> okay. miss murdoch. miss shirley murdoch. >> it's important to realize as mothers it seems like we have a tendency to push our daughters but

can stunt that are growth and stop them being everything they're supposed to be it's a play to reflects every day life. you can see we have a stellar cast. >> yes. >> it's funny. you will laugh. you will cry. we got straight up singer. >> i know. >> some singers. johnny gill and we've got don robinson, anthony brown. >> shirley. >> the shirley murdoch. >> seriously. >> why do you think -- i'll try to get each one much. don let me start with you. why do you think plays like this resonate. >> i think because there's a lot of truth to them. it's real life stuff that happens all the time. mothers tendon -- hike miss shirley was saying mothers tend to coddle their sons and be too involved in fir relationships want to control everything that happens between them and their significant others. so, um, sometimes it's hard to let go. >> um-hmm. >> because it's month mom. we love our sons but you have to let that go. let them be who they are. find their own way. >> absolutely. >> i think it's resonates because it's fun. this play is just fun. there's so many things that you see that you kind of can't really believe. and

times. every time you're still like oh my god is this actually happening. >> the audience i've had friends and family come to see it. and they kind of just have a really really really good time. >> tell me about your character. >> i play -- >> ut-oh. >> oh. >> i play the girl she's not so crazy about. >> okay. >> nobody is good enough for her son and i have two sons of my own. so i think in many respects we're sort of the same. >> i love her. >> i adore her. >> you're coming into -- you've done these plays before you're not new to this. what is it about this that appeals to you being on the stage as opposed to maybe being on camera on film. >> i love being on camera on film. [ laughter ] >> and we love through, too. we love through too. no. i just -- you connect with the people. you connect with your audience you connect with you i never met you. i've never been here. >> come back any time. >> i love d.c. i love it, love it, love it. >> this is your home the loft for sure. >>es

it's very entertaining you'll sit there and go this is fun. and when you come out you'll real really feel good. feel good thing. that's what i like. >> we need to laugh. so much bad news we need to laugh and escape. >> absolutely. >> you've been to the loft before. you've performed here. we love when you're here. tell me about your character want appealed to you about being in this play. >> my character is older brother avenue young man experience something challenges he's having hard time fining his way and i'm doing my best from the older brother to save him from the kind of life he's going down. you know about me and my work at the church hee am it an artist trying to help people out is my thing just doing it in my home city is really cool. at the warner theater that's really cool. with some of these amazing ladies who i've had the chance to last week it's been phenomenal. it really has. >> there are a group of people who don't take kind toll plays like this they're stereo typical they think somehow that they don't reflect black community in the proper way.

watch do you say to those people who say enough of these plays? it's more low brow than high brow. [ laughter ] >> urban theater. they call that it which it link plays gospel plays. this is not a gospel play. it has to be in terms of the writing. i understand what they're saying in terms of representation. we have month stereotypes in this play. >> i think the thing that makes the difference is people like robin. people like jackee' that will come into this genre and lift it up and bring their talent bring their gift and help people like myself to grow as actors. >> i must say, my mother in the business because i'm from family of people like you were supposed to be doctor. how are you an actress. >> my mom in this business has been sicily tyson and she took me to see one of the first plays and she said to me, robin, you really have to see everything. and she would take me to see kit, this play, mom i want to sing. she said let's go see ever everything. and i kind of get that now.

there's always a growing pro process. >> absolutely. >> and we're involved in the process. >> we're growing. >> the really good part about if you come see the play is that you find yourself in it. you find yourself in the characters. feign it bothers you, even fit upsets you it's a good way for you identify parts of yourself maybe you may need to change or address or look eight. i don't think it's stereo tip casm it's an honest depictions and you can find yourself in every character. >> you're now on stage. is that different for out continue weighing of your talent. >> it's a continuation but i've also done theater before. i did dave play, love makes things happen so i'm familiar with it. it's just all the time with me. >> she's good at it, too. >> i know. >> she's not used to getting up in the morning. >> i heard. >> not used to getting up in the morning but i'm learning as i go along the consummate professional learn from each one of them as i've gone along. class in front of your face you're learning right there on

>> i'm love the comradry i'm feeling here. momma's boy at the warner theater. see it people when are you going to get legends all in one place. >> we're fans of open other. >> it shows. october 5th through the eighth warner theater it's called momma's boy you've her the the brand new, people. go see this. >> and thank you -- thank you. thank you, thank you. >> get him. i'll get my picture while i zen it over to you guys. camera, please. >> yes! [ laughter ] >> yes. all right. steve, what are you working on. >> you have a listers over there and i happen to have a chef who was able to be the chef for two u.s. presidents and executive president at the french embassy and tee which are at one of the most esteem academies in the world. so he's going to teach us at home and teach you at home and teach you a way that you can get a private lesson with him at home. first, though, ready? look at that. one handed. >> done. >> back with more after thi

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>> zucchini, potato, something is there. >> he'll take that something and mix it with eggs. butter nut squash. little bit of onions, butter nut squash. tomatoes. >> slice up tomatoes. roasted peppers. >> roasted peppers look great. >> i've got chives also i'll put in the eggs. >> little bit of cream. whisk it there. little bit of cream to get some foam. >> all right. very good. this is cooked already. you got to cook the potatoes a little bit. okay. this is kind of dish we do on my -- on my cooking show. very simple. people can follow it step by step. it's very good. you good with the eggs. >> i'm good with thing. >> put the eggs in the pan. >> look at that. don't put the cheese yet i want to show you something here. i didn't do a good job of that. >> don't worry about it. it looks good to me. look at that. the cheese if you cut the cheese this is grayer and put it around the frittata. >> it will melt. >> but just little bit. so when you eat it you got pieces of cheese. >> substance coming through. >> consistency and texture is the key. you see? simple trick

simple technique makes huge difference. >> here's what i know with the frittata item which are you want to cook on because we don't want it to took too slow or too fast. medium heat. >> depends you choose to make it is important. i'm using cast iron. even distribution of heat. >> okay. >> inexpensive. you pre heat. >> you pre heat. >> i want to show you some of the things here. >> let's talk about some other tips we can use at the kitchen shortcuts. >> these are things i do on my program. you have 100 of classes to choose from they categorized and easy. it's class for everyone. >> i want easy. >> of course. now the eggs. when do you hard boiled eggs people say they have a hard time to peel it. do you have a trick how to peel the egg. that noirs trick. the trick is to cook the eggs perfectly. so you bring the water to boil. >> okay. >> and then 212. you put your eggs you wait until it comes back to boil. 12 minutes. shock them in the ice. you have ten eggs, 20 eggs they cook the

try peel this one. >> we go like this. look at that. >> oops. it's already peeled. >> wait a minute. >> okay. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> actual that was you super easy. >> you see that. the way you cook the eggs. simple as that. >> how about the mushroom. >> this is great. you know what it is mushrooms very expensive -- let's wash this. if you can afford them take shitake mushrooms and slice it. i didn't wanted to -- >> i didn't want to do that. >> very good. then what we're going to do put the shitake mushrooms and i've got dry puccini. >> we're getting the flavor from it. >> look at that. >> whoops. >> a big puccini you take those mushrooms and saute you do whatever you have the flavor and shiitake. >> saved money in the process. >> oh, yes. >> how the eggs coming. >> let's check out the eggs. >> working on the eggs. >> we're working on the stove actually. >> otts our cook

>> you can actually put this in the oven to finish cooking. >> the way you want it. and -- >> how long should it cook. >> good question. when i'm in class, and people ask me the question how long should we cook it, all depends the good thing is i show people exactly what to look for. like, for example, you can see cook in the center not too much in here. right. >> if you like a little bit runny you can stop here. if you like more cook go back in the oven and finish it off. >> it takes five to ten minutes at the most. >> what are we going to do with the tomatoes. when it comes to peeling tomatoes, you put them in the water and -- >> you want to cook they will for 12 minutes like the eggs. >> no, no, no. much better fun way to do that. watch out. >> playing with fire. don't you like to play with fire? >> we'll take that tomato in here. and then with the to have been the one you use for the crem brulet. >> my goodness. >> look at that the skin will start cracking like that. >> whoa! >> all right. >> let's make sure we know what we're doing here. >> look at that.

>> it does just peel right off. beautiful. you see that. >> perfect. >> this is where chef is setting himself a part right here if you sign up for his online cooking -- there we government if you sign up for online looking classes first of all you'll tell us how you can save some money in the meantime. >> yes. >> keep in mind, when you -- where he used to teach at the academy you're spending thousands and thousands of dollars a year to learn from him. you can go online for 20 bucks do you a live two-hour cooking class every saturday at 4:00 o'clock sign up in advance you can interact with the chef he'll let you know how you're doing. you can ask any questions you want send in the finished product. the information son your screen right now. it is cooking live.com and chef if they want -- >> dash life.com if they want to get discount what do they do. >> today if you sign up for news letter you go to my website i give a free class you can use at any time. >> free class with a chef that cooked for presidents. >> free class. we're coming for the free food. >> free food. free class. >> chef thank you for coming in. >> tha y

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