♪ straight ahead, california wildfires still burning out of control. now this morning the death toll and the number of people missing is growing. we'll have the very latest. plus, a hollywood fire storm the number of sexual harassment accusations against harvey weinstein keep growing and now the list includes a listers angelina joel andly and gwyneth paltrow. letting his team down. steven strasburg apparently doesn't want his chance to save the nats season. the pitcher turning down a chance to pitch in a rain delay game four. claiming he's under the weather. we'll have more on the nationals controversy. plus, good day giving you an all access pass to d.c.'s newest neighborhood. we're cominto

the wharf all morning long. >> a special good day at 9a coming now! >> ♪ hey, good day dc. it's 9:01 on this wednesday, october11th. we've got jam packed show for you today. half of our crew out at the wharf. man that place looks amazing. >> i can in the wait to visit. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. heartbreak for the us men's soccer team. >> don't get me started. >> after they failed to qualify fort world cup and they were trying. sorry. >> we're going to show you what went wrong coming up when we check some of the other stories making headlines. >> did you just diss -- >> epic fail. she through some shade. >> allison seymour throwing shade. what has you come over thee. >> we've been talking about the nats thing, strausburg thing. i'm finally getting on board and i don't like that whole they get so much they should play and all of that. he should at least try. if you can do it -- >> what did you call steve, no hitter

>> i how old downstairs in the newsroom when you said that. it's perfect. >> it's and epidemic. >> clearly something going out out there. >> chicago mold. >> chicago mold, what's that. >> they're not giving up yet maureen. >> dangerous mold in chicago making them sick. >> you know what now. >> first up at 9:00 all access behind the scenes pass to the new wharf continues. holly and tucker getting behind the scenes look at this brand in you neighborhood it's awesome, it has dining, it has drinks, it has my zig, it has retail, it has places to live. apartments, et cetera. what's the best part so far, guys? >> looks like it has broom, too. >> right now, they said we've been here so long we got to start working to help get it done much that's why tucker -- >> last minute stuff here getting ready for the opening. >> tucker is sweeping up and paining. what's been your favorite so far? >> i think the access to the water. yeah. i mean it's absolutely beautiful. it's stunning. the buildings are all so well done and just the quality of the workmanship. i

exciting thing is just the potential. the potential of what this really is going to be when all is said and done. it's definitely a work in progress. there's a things they're still trying to finish up. but this really is going to make a difference in our city and i think that's so exciting. >> it seems like a fun place to come visit. >> yeah. >> so much music here. i mean not one or to two but three different music venues. >> yeah. they even have like a little pop up music venue for tomorrow night because down there, they're building that there. that's where the bacon brothers are going to be performing around 5:00 o'clock toe for the opening ceremonies. of course we actually right now are standing on top of the marquis of the anthem and i think it's fair to say the anthem is definitely one of the diamonds of the project. it is completely finish. this is where the foofighters are playing tomorrow night where they'll be playing to a sold out concert tomorrow night. >> yeah one other thing i want to point out the views. looking over to the park in haines park right across the potomac. >> haines point. >> this space traditionally how i remember it

today. >> it could have used some love. >> yes. >> i think it's fair say it has definitely gotten that, and a whole lot more. and so this entire hour we'll be here at the anthem because it's so awesome and we want to show it off the best we can. 10:00 o'clock hour we continue to explore and give you everything you need to know so you can come out and be in d.c.'s hottest new neighborhood yourself. >> if you want to come down and help let us know. >> they'll definitely take up on it. give you a construction vest and hard hat and put to you work. >> temps right now in the 70s look for rain showers. we've been dodging them this morning. rain showers in the forecast later today. take your umbrella you'll want it. >> city is trying to reserve his time. right. >> yes exactly. booking reservations already looking at puppy pictures. true story. >> aww. >> 9:04 is the time. let's talk about this. big story at 9:00 still developing in california. that's where a series of while fires still raging throughout parts of state. now what you're looking at now is new drone video footage showing out devastating these fire storms are entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. as of right now the death toll stands at at

but that could rise because in the 200 people have been reported missing. at the same time california's governor declared a state of emergency in nine counties. more than 2,000 homes and businesses have been destroyed. >> huge roar of the flames and that's when i knew you're out of here. >> we didn't have time to think about what to grab. we grabbed what we saw. >> this morning some residents from nap at a and so mow mow counsel tears being allowed to return home. the president is offering federal assistance to devastated communities. >> crazy video. back here at home it was a dealed night in the district. triple shooting in northwest left two men dead a third man was taken to the hospital. the aisle violence went down just after midnight in the 6200 block of eighth street. police are looking for a black bmw with possibly three suspects and then another man was shot and kill just before midnight. this happened in the 5400 block of hunt place in northeast. no word so far on a suspect in that

connection. ♪ let's check the morning briefing now. first up the president's tax plan. president heading to pennsylvania later today to push a major overhaul tax reform. but his real problem may be in washington. democrats putting up a fight in the gop is divide on the overhaul. getting it through congress will be extremely challenging for the white house especially with a continuing feud between the president and gop senator bob corker who's a big player on the budget committee. the president is trying to shake off questions about another shake up in the white house. there are rumors swirling around the idea that he might fire his chief of staff john kelly. president trump took to sweater to address this and said this story is totally made up by the dishonest media the chief is doing fantastic job for me and more importantly for the usa. >> some members of congress former nfl players and capital police officers will all be hitting the field for a good cause today. because tonight is the congressional football game. but it takes on new meaning as it comes four months as the shooting at the congressional baseball

virginia. that left representative steve scalise clinging to live. annie yu is at the gallaudet university in northwest where warmups are underway right now. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, maureen. good morning everybody. practice for the big game tonight wrapped up about an hour ago. but we had members of congress out here both democrats and gop alongside some nfl errs s practicing for the big game going down at 7:00. preps are underway this is going to happen until 3:00 o'clock and then at 7:00 is the big matchup between the mean machine versus the guards and the mean machine is a team of members of congress from both sides. plus you have some nfl legends as well former skins and then the guards are members of the us capitol police. this is the eighth year and this year as you mentioned there's lot more interest, more eyes on this game because it comes just months after the congressional baseball practice where the gunman opened fire injuring several people including congressman steve scalise.

scalise back at work he has physically recovered but the tone of today's matchup is clear. i talked to several people out here and they say this game must go on no matter what. it's important, it's on-going sign of unity, comradery it's also loads of fun, and the members of congress out here practicing drills and stretching and sweating it out. you might be looking at some of that video right now but they all had smiles on their faces. they were also giving each other high fives and it was just wonderful to see. now, during half time, i want to show you these two pictures of david bailey and crystal greiner in will be a special presentation by congressman steve scalise to the special agents who -- just acting heroic until day. they saved many lives on ju june 14th at the baseball practice. they confronted the gunman and shot the gunman. they will be honored in a very special way tonight at the game during the half time presentation. this game was started back in 2005 because of a 98 shooting,

1998, two capital police officers were killed in the line of duty and several years later they came up with this race or this game to raise money for families of law enforcement as well as military families. so it's an important game. tickets are just ten dollars. you can go to congressional football game.com. again, 7:00 o'clock tonight, rain or shine, they will hit the field. back in to you guys. >> all right. annie, thank you. >> 9:09 is the time. when the wharf opens it will mean a lot more traffic down near the southwest water front. >> but there will also be new ways to get around that area, too. for details holly and tucker have phoned a friend who got a sneak peek at the plans yesterday. good morning. >> good morning, guys. >> he didn't get a sneak peek. how on the maiden voyage of the water taxi with the mayor. >> the water taxi. in fact austin if you can take picture of it right there. it's park there. what's so great about that is that it's going to bring in they're expecting about 300,000 people. it will leave from the georgetown waterfront, old town, and then in the future, fm

so the idea is they really need to get -- keep people off the road. main of a even before this was all here. >> yeah. >> main avenue was always so crowded. just think about big night. there's a concert here. everyone is coming here. it's going to be mess. there are parking spots underneath. there are over thousand. but that's just not enough. >> no. a thousand will fill -- 6,000 seats at the anthem that we're standing on top of now. >> exactly. >> mat its matt, tell us about the bus circumstance later. where does that go, how do you pick that up. >> there's a free shuttle. i saw it two or three times yesterday and once this this morning. i walk from l'efant plaza metro station took about eight minutes a brisk walk you can jump many on the shuttle it's absolutely free goes back and forth that will be running all the time. that's a good way to get here as well but i thought the walk was really easy. l'efant plaza huge station you can just walk over here in no time at all. >> two other things of note that we've already seen this morning is security. >> yup. >> right, rye. that is something. look how close we are to the wate

>> yeah. >> so one council member charles allen thinks we're fine now but what we really need to look into is a better fire boat so one of the -- one of the fire boats that they have here, the largest one is over 40 year old. it's really failing. it's parked right over in. >> nothing wrong with things over 40 years old. [ laughter ] >> you're telling me. i know. >> some things get better with time. but other things -- >> i'm already starting to sink myself. he's saying, listen, they're covered now but as the waterfront grows it's going to continue to grow. >> right. they really need to do something about fire safety here. getting better boats. getting more police officers here but he says, hey, don't worry, it's fine for now. we're doing well. but there needs to be focus on that. >> the other thing which i'm talking to the right people that know how to clean up waterways, we actually saw some people cleaning up the water this morning. >> yeah. if you look right there austin i don't know if you can see that right there. that's one of d.c. waters brand new boats. look at that thing it actually opens up. you can't see it now but

will scoop up all the trash. that can get tons of trash it runs every morning, every afternoon. >> all right. matt, we got to wrap it again if you want to take metro town here war the stops. >> will he fan plaza is the closest one for you. you also have the waterfront over here. it's a little bit further. remember will he fan plaza you can jump on this free shuttle bus and come over here it also goes all the way to the national mall. >> l'efant plaza. >> now we know why phone this friend much he's in the know. >> yeah. >> we're not leaving the anthem any time soon. we just went inside. it's -- >> my gosh, gorgeous. >> jaw dropping. it's so beautiful. >> this whole place is. >> it is. we'll continue to show it off throughout good day. back to ya'll in the loft. >> we need the traffic for the lines tomorrow night when they open the place and there's going to be 6,000 people trying to get in the door. >> can you imagine? >> it's going to be a headache. >> pack your patience, steve. haven't heard that before. >> what great headache to have. >> it reminds you when mgm opened. >> right. >> you knew it was going to be, you know, a bit of a log jam but then look at wt

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>> welcome back. new details still expanding harvey weinstein sexual assault scandal. more of his 11 victims coming forward now and weinstein's wife wife speaking out. late last last night his wife announced she's leaving him of ten years. the 41-year-old mother and nation designer says his behavior is unforgivable and her heart breaks for all of the women who is have you ever had tremendous women. a dozen women have gone public of their story accusing weinstein of unwanted sexual advances. >> including angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow. when she was

tried to lure her into giving him a massage in a hotel. angelina jolie told similar story weinstein harassed her earl until her career and made unwanted advances to do her. he denies the allegations there's newly released audio from 2015 weinstein is confronted by model who says he groped her. the recording was made by police investigating the model's cl claims. just listen. >> as you can imagine some hollywood actors are speaking out actor matt damon has collaborated with weinstein for years did not know about weinstein's behavior. damon saying he feels quote absolutely sick to my stomach. and we're taking closer look at some of the unanswered questions here surrounding the scandal. dr. jay singh joins us via skype this morning and as always thanks for being with us dr.

>> so the question people are asking why did it take these women so long to come forward? >> you know i completely understand. maureen this is something that so difficult to be able to talk about because current statistics sup suggest one in three american workplaces during the course of their careers are going to become the victims sexual harassment many of them end up there's no way out. only one half of all of these cases actualy results in any charges. in many cases when they're brought forward in some cases if they're not handled correctly employment can be terminated on one or the other side. a lot of people just feel that this harassment is something that is normal in the workplace which is absolutely not so far as it should not be a lot of people end up feeling like they won't be believed or if they are believed that it's going to tarnish their reputation personally or professionally. >> so a lot of people are saying they knew of harvey

ways they heard rumors. why now? why are we all of a sudden seeing this blow up in such major way and people willing to come forward to say, yes, it happened to me, too? have we changed as a society we're now we're more willing to talk about and what has happened that sort of has led to this openness if you will? >> there's something maureen called bystander apathy effect and search wal that means is you can have tons of individuals who are victims of a crime and essentially no one comes forward because they believe someone else is going to come forward with this and because of that i don't need to be the one to place myself in that the spotlight and in the end because every single individual has this same cognitive style, no one ends upcoming forward. this is why there's so much bravery on beef of the individual who's did end upcoming forward. it reminds me of the allegations against bill cosby where, you know, again had been so many rumors and then all of a sudden a few people start to tal

and all of a sudden there's these -- this deluge of alleged victims coming forward and it seems like we're seeing the same impact here. it statio a few brave individuals to step forward to break that bystander apathy so that the truth can come to light. >> in our last couple of seconds here, harvey weinstein has entered sex rehab a lot of people always question is that even a real thing. what's your professional opinion? >> sure. well i know that certainly when it comes to working with sexual offenders like i've done in the past, it certainly something that has been found to be able to reduce rates of sexual rei sister fifty seven or he committing the acts in ace case like this we're not dealing somebody who meets a profile of a quote typical sexual offender so it's going to be very interesting to be able to see where we go from here. >> this scandal clearly still unfolding much more layers to come. much more from the story to c come. dr. jay singh call upon you again to help us sort it out. thanks for your time this morning. >> of course. >> dr. jay singh. >> all right. 9:20s

coming up episode two of the mansion murders podcast is now out. little bit later host sarah fraser will join us live with a sneak peek. >> first, though, erin what are you working on. >> allison, special tribute to the victims in the violence of las vegas from the city's new hockey team. united states men's soccer team embarrassed on the world stage and later when you can get your tickets to president trump's christmas tree lighting. we've got a check on what else is make headlines next. ♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end

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♪ >> we are back at 9:23. erin is back with check of the other stories making headlines this morning. hey, erin. >> good morning to all of you. first up, the land bei bei resort in las vegas questioning the timeline of events released by authorities leading up to last week's deadly shooting. the sheriff says the gunman shot and injured hoe school security guard outside his hotel door and shot 200 bullets down the hall six minutes before he opened fire on the crowd before. the hotel believes what is being currently expressed may not be accurate and touching moment in las vegas last night. first home game for the golden nights the new hockey team. all were led on the ice by heroes those first responders who rush to help those people during that shooting rampage. there was also a moment of silence for 58 seconds in memory of the 58 victims. the united states staging a show of force for the korean

peninsula yesterday. two bombers flu there air space in guam guam to south korea for drills. normal core has threatened to send missiles into the wa waters around guam in recent weeks. apple teaming up with steven spiehler to create its first known television project. it's the revival of amazing stories. nbc universal confirmed on tuesday apple made the steal with spielberg television. amazing stories is an anthology series that at the time tried but failed to compete with murder she wrote. look forward to checking that out. i can't believe we're talking holidays already but you want a ticket to the lighting of the national christmas tree? the lottery opens tour tomorrow government to national tree.org to enter. you have until october 16th. the event takes place on november 30th performers include maneheim steam roller, us navy band and the step team boys to bow ties airs december 4th on the hallmark channel this will mark president trump and first christmas at the wh

finally, for the first time in three decades, the us men's soccer team will not be in the world cup. the team lot of must within game against trinidad and tobago this ends the us men's team streak of seven straight appearances at the soccer showcase. shame there, guys. >> i mean devastating. >> right. >> for the future of u.s. so soccer. when you can watch the people playing at the highest level, aspire to be doing that some day -- >> i know. >> absolutely devastating not to mention those were casual fans,. >> just the mentality we're so great we can't be beaten they didn't put their hearts and evident into it. >> clearly it was let down. >> i got to say this. at least they are showing up and they played. >> at least they're trying. >> they showed up and played. >> right wait avenue the game before we completely destroy this team. >> what team are you talking about. >> no, no, this dude has been doing it all day. don't fall for it. >> don't fall for it? >> that's the joke. the jedi mind trick that's what steve is trying to do right

>> i'm pulling for tanner i hope he goes out and throws a no hitter and proves everybody wrong. >> is he pip ago today i'm just saying it's a lot of pressure. they're professional athlete they shall be striving for pressure and wanting to be out there with the ball in their hasn't. that's all i'm saying. >> this is when number four becomes number one. >> that's right. we already know all the studies about the dangers of smart phones, right? but you might not know that spending all day scrolling through your social media on your device kohl's take a toll on your skin. so coming up we'll explain how and what you can do to cut down on the risks. >> first though you've been hearing the foofighters all morning they'll be opening up the brand new anthem concert venue at the wharf tomorrow night. what a great way to open a venue watch a great way to open new neighborhood in d.c. we've got your front row seat coming up much it's 9:27. ♪ ♪♪

♪ >> times like today they'll be testified for sure. nationals did not get eliminated last night. that's the great news. they did not play. you think it would good news to get an extra day of rest for the team. apparently they've and underway. sometime you need a full game to get on the poncho. i don't think that video ever gets old. people trying to put on ponchos. >> to me it got a little old. i've seen the 17 times. >> struggling. >> in fairness i can't put one on either. >> any way the team apparently feeling just as bad as the weather was. tanner will get the start he was supposed to take the mound yesterday. before the rain out but because

thought, listen, strasburg given an extra day of rest he'll be on his regular cycle and ready to get the start today. dusty baker said no that wasn't going to happen. and then the story changed two or three times and came out strasburg apparently declined to start saying that he was wheezing after half mile jog yesterday. strasburg apparently famous for between starts routine which may have something to do with the decision. we don't know. what we do know is, if the nats win today which is a necessity, straws would start game five tomorrow here at home. dusty wouldn't say if strasburg will come in to relieve. mike rizzo was saying he probably won but max scherzer would be available and jio would be available. it's a must win of the you have to throw everybody out whoever you have if you don't within this game there's no point in planning you'll be playing golf until february. >> right. >> so let me understand. what is the mindset of someone like strasburg in this clutch moment to say no? >> he says he doesn't feel well. >> i'll take him at his

>> if he doesn't feel well and goes out there and has a terrible game it's not just about him. >> at that point do you say now we believe he didn't feel well but now we love the game so the season is over. >> exactly. very tough situation to be in. >> okay. i see that. >> at this point the organization felt that, a, put in strasburg's hand what they're saying he said he doesn't feel well and he doesn't want to let the team down so they'll go with the plan they had in place. >> me being the -- >> cynic. >> optimist. we're avoiding the inevitable here. if his sam not broken and there's no ligament damage and this is the game you'll get em limb 98ed you got to go out there. if you go out there and sting you pull him out. this whole nonsense, you're a star. on a professional franchise and you're going to tell me in the game where you can get elim eliminated you can go because you don't feel well? >> but -- >> i don't care. >> wis to say that doesn't that mean you really don't like the flu you ream reelly don't feel well. >> if your arm is not broken,

much you're not in full body cast. >> charlie horse. >> no. >> i feel like -- >> i flip my position. jordan play with the flu. >> thank you. >> we don't know what team you're rooting for maureen. >> tell us what you think #gooddaydc. we'll get into it more at 10:00 o'clock. at maureen fox5. [ laughter ] >> if that game five is necessary we certainly hope it is we have a competition for attention because tomorrow is not only would be game five. >> right. >> tomorrow night but also the if i footers will be playing at the anthem at the same time tomorrow night. >> this morning we're getting first look at the new music venue called the anthem as we continue our all access tore of the wharf. holly and tucker joining us live with all the juicy details. good morning to you guys. ♪ >> hey. >> hey. >> i can tell you whoever would be coming to this concert tomorrow night you would be a winner. >> right. >> this place is amazing. >> this is amazing. this is donna westmoreland she's one of the magnificently creative brains that came up with this one of a kind venue

that just a little bit before we came on the air really not only is this one of a kind just for the dmv but really all along the northeast corridor. >> perhaps in the country. we discovered avoid in the marketplace in the sort of club level and then up to the arena level and the bands were looking for this size place to play and we tried for 17 years i think to fine the right place and finally here we are. >> i think you nailed it. >> donna, give us a sense of the size that we're looking at here. how many people will be attend an event and i know you got a lot of big acts starting tomorrow night. >> fortunately, we're flexible and so tomorrow night will be 6,000 people for the foofighters but we can bring the stage forward bring the sound and lights forward and make this a 2400 intimate seated venue as well. >> we want people to understand just how special it is. so obviously like for tomorrow night you see the floor people will be standing there. >> right. >> but then you have these balcony type seats these are the super excellent seats, right. >> yes. >> two rows of seats right

>> every balcony has two rows of super excellent seats and then the -- these are also super excellent seats five rows of them there and they're the best seats in the house only fans can buy them. >> apparently you get your name on the ticket so that they can't be sold. >> they can't be resold. you get your own separate entrance and it's really supposed to be the operate mal concert experience. >> scalpers don't apply. >> right. >> you get the ticket. your name is printed on it. then so only you can use that tick. >> yes. >> we were also learning all those balconies are actually like tilted toward the stage. >> yes. >> so that's never really been done before. >> correct. what we wanted to do was create a venue forma sick and most recent nass you're looking at the middle of the room unless you tilt your seat so we tilled the seat for you so that you have the best sound and the best view for every concert. absolute allot to drink and greated to here. each of your places has something special. teal me about some of the food here. >> so we have our signature 930 cupcakes the lincoln logs and so here the

special wharf -- wharf inspired waffle. it's a belgium waffle with special full monty sauce which is a secret chocolate caramel sauce. >> you have how many bars like seven bars. >> seven bars. a couple pop-up. >> we were also hearing that when -- when this place is full like tomorrow night, 6,000 people that means at least 200 people are working here. >> yup. >> how awesome is that for the city in and of itself. >> it's great. we hired a bunch of i was in people. we've been having openings this week and everybody is so excited to be here it's a wonderful vibe good we appreciate you joining us. i'm so excited to come down and get some concerts. >> you've got 30 concerts on the way. >> we do. very bizzy three months ahead of us. >> i have a feeling this will be a destination spot not only for people who live here, people who come and visit here for but more music act who's want to come and play here. >> i played in college. do you think i'd be eligible to play here. >> they won't let seth play drums most of the time. i don't know about guitar part.

places are under construction here at the wharf but the anthem is good to go. it's ready for people to come in and even the bathrooms are great because tuck and i always checked them out and they're awesome as well. everything about this place is awesome. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you so much guys. we've all heard that saying too much technology could be harmful to you or sitting in front of the tv or computer screen could be bad for your health right. as much as you don't want to believe it, this may actually be true. it's all because of blue light rays coming from your tech screens these blue lights have very shortwave length with very high energy and the studies have shown that too much sews he exposure no these lights can cause a variety of skin problems but simple things that you can do to try to protect yourself and our neck guest is hear to show us how. let's welcome board certified term matologist from mclean dermatology and skin care center dr. lilly. we were sitting in around

editorial meeting we have every day after the show when the subject was brought up, no one had any idea that the blue light from a especially our smart phones could cause any damage. >> yeah. blue light is emitted from any smart device, any telephone, all of our i pads and tablets. it's a very shortwave length of light which means it has high energy. when it's exposed to the skin and the eyes, it can actually cause free radical damage of the skin. kit cause retinal damage of the eyes. >> wow. >> yeah. >> and we even know that actually it can cause melatonin to be decree in the body altering your sleep rake wake cycles. >> so until there's something done about this, on bigger scale, there are some things you can do and first you had an idea and i did this yesterday because we shared this tip with our news team. >> yes. >> with your devices there's usually something on that front page that you can change how the light is emitted, right. >> yes. on the apple iphone there's a brightness monitor you can actually turn down the br

doesn't affect your sleep. >> okay. >> at amazon tablet if you pull down there's something called blue shade like sunglasses for your tablet. you click on the blue shade and it actually automatically turns down the brightness of the phone. >> that's how it should look. >> it should look. >> this is what i did yesterday with my own device. just because i didn't know. >> going back on. >> so this will actually help you sleep better if you actually turn this light down. it actually minimizes the damage the blue light can do to your skin as well. >> let's talk about that. that are some topical things we can do, right. >> absolutely. >> what did you bring with you. >> the fir thing is, all tra violet radiation is emitted as well as blue light from all of the sun's rays. uv protection in our sunscreens is excellent. however, for the visible light which is the blue light, we need something called iron oxide, and if you use a sunscreen this is al tall m.d. broad spec crumb 46 on the label it says iron oxide. it protects you against interior ligh

>> that's ingredient to look for list. >> yes. so using a broad spectrum. using something with anti-oxidant toss decrease the free radical damage such as vitamin c this is ex foam 88ing lotion that has vitamin c as well this is an enzyme peel that has vitamin c. vitamin c and e are very potent antioxidants. using them every day can combat all the damage that free radicals can do to i don't skin. >> and in your line of work now, what happens? are you telling people when they come in this might be contributing and passing on that information or what's the advice in the world of dermatology? >> that's such a great question, because for your skin usually don't see the damage until decades later. premature aging, looseness of the skin. however young women are coming with multiple problems. brown spots on their skin, mala las ma pigmentation of the skin all of this is induced by the light. also, just using the phone in close proximity to the face and putting your face down can cause ho

we call it tech neck in our line of work. but it can cause damage to the skin that's actually permanent. so even though you don't see it for decades preventing it now is the best way to actually prevent the fine lines and skin damage you can induce. >> people watching what do you say to people today besides turn the phone down, make sure you go and check out some of these products? is that the way to do it in the meantime. >> keeping the phone is a very far proximity arm's length is to your face is number one. turning the phone down would help actually decrease the brightness of the phone. using antioxidants every day broad spectrum sunscreen with iron objection side to help prevent the damage from this light. they're coming at us from all angles trying to diss rum our beauty and our health. dr. lilly not on your watch. that's helpful information. i expect everybody to turn down their phones. >> turn down for what? >> the sad thing while you were doing it we were all on our phones. >> keep it out here a little bit. >> keep your neck up. >> keep your neck um.

>> who knew now we know. >> thank you. >> now you know. >> keep your neck up and put it out here? >> yeah. >> put the other app on to change the color. got it. >> thanks very much. 9:41. still to come, the absolute latest on the harvey weinstein situation. we're talking with tmz and you know they've got the scoop on this. >> absolutely. >> check with with charles from tmz next. next.

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fool fighters will be in d.c. tomorrow night opening up the anthem venue. >> let's head to hollywood. harvey weinstein losing it all. he's lost his job. he's lost his marriage. his company is struggling and the question now is, whether he can face charges. >> right. for details we turn to tmz charles live in los angeles. charles, how you doing today? >> all right. guys, how are you doing. >> charles -- i think the questio is -- we're doing great by the way. what angle do we focus on here, because you have all of these actor who's obviously are speaking out against harvey weinstein. you have some lindsay lohan who are trying to speak out i guess against, for -- >> trying to defend him. >> i don't know what she's saying. now word that the -- all of the business ventures he's been a part of even if he's not still there, they're struggling, too. >> yeah. basically, the house is on fire for harvey weinstein. let's start with the company. beca

the weinstein company which he's technically still a part of is already losing money because of this scandal. there are financing companies that the studios work with. one of them very large one called ai international holdings had given harvey weinstein -- the weinstein company $45 million a lone to finance movies. they have now pulled that money we're told that they contacted the companied said the fact that harvey is no longer there constitutes a big change and we're not comfortable loaning you this $45 million. they don't think they'll get it back. so they're taking that money back from them and that's the kind of thing that they could could be facing repeatedly if this continues because harvey weinstein for all the horrible things that he's -- he's been accused of and some of which he's admit asked a genius when it comes to movies and making oscar winning movies. so it's going to cost the company and they're going to have hard time going forward. i

person who found a way to get shakespeare in love to beat saving private ryan at the oscars. he knows exactly what he's doing in regards to movies. i do want to talk about obviously a lot of accusers have come out. angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow. ben affleck released a statement about that. did you see the back and forth on twitter with rose mcgowan kind of telling him off? what is that about? >> yeah. this is -- this is the big thing here now in hollywood today, guys, who knew and when did they know. >> right. >> and while a lot of yet, arc lost huge names came out yesterday, like you said angelina and gwyneth mentioning their incidents with harvey weinstein but also ben affleck saying he was, you know, shocked by all of this and you will whichly he didn't say shocked. he said we need to make sure this doesn't happen any more. >> right. >> and the fact that he didn't say shocked is what rose mcgowan locked on to she says she told ben about this -- about her incident with harvey weinstein years ago,

basically calling him out saying you're a liar, you're a hypocrite you knew dam well this was problem and that you never said anything. >> charles, let me -- >> it's sort of like -- >> i'm sorry. >> i didn't want to interrupt. i want to throw another question before we lose you. we know the power -- company's power so often especially in hollywood, do we think that anyone else will be associated with similar behavior now that this is out whether it's stars feeling that they're empowered now to come forward or harvey quite simply saying i'm not the only one here whose been doing this? >> i would would be shocked in harvey weinstein started pointing fingers at other people. he's got enough problems of his own but are there others here? we spoke to several people yesterday including rob schneider who said he's had his own incidents. he says it's not just exec, it's not just directors much it's agent, it's casting directors, um, and so his point was that maybe now all of those people are on notice and this can stop. i don'

stop but certainly i think there's a buzz in town that people have to be very very careful about what they do, what they say and who they're saying it to. >> no doubt. >> charles keep people on edge. >> keeping you guys bizzy for sure. great reason to watch tmz. charles thank you very much. we'll see ya. >> thanks guys. >> at 3:00 and 7:00 right here on fox5. >> it's impossible to cover that story in one segment. >> hollywoods dirty little secret no more. >> wis, back over to you. >> 9:49 is the time. let's talk about episode fox true crime podcast the mansion murders it's now available. host sarah fraser will take us behind the scenes for a look at what she learned about the savopoulos family and what if any role they're background could have played in the case. back in a moment. a moment.

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>> this morning the second episode of the fox5 true crime podcast mansion murder social security ready for download the series focuses on the brutal killings of savopoulos family and their housekeeper in northwest d.c. back in 2015. the second episode focuses on the family and how their background figures into the c cse. >> we had a pleasant nature. he could be really a nice guy. >> not nice guy but he could be pleasant to be around. >> gotcha. >> savvas on the other hand he was more of a cut throat type of -- >> person. >> all right. that was just a little snippet of what's in today's episode. fox5 contributor sarah fraser is the host of the mansion murders and she's here now to discuss more about the savopoulos fa family. i was listening to that and it kind of surprised me little bit in talking about how one of the members of the savopoulos family wasn't necessarily -- they said he was cut throat. >> right.

really in depth behind the scenes look at the family, and i think, you know, all of our families right are very complexion. >> right. >> so what you present there's one image to the world and then when you get little bit deeper you see that things are more complicated than that. >> right. >> so this episode i think will really give people maybe a fuller picture of what they were like. roxanne roberts from the washington post is fantastic and this episode and she really did a lot of research on the family when these murders first happened she was at the funeral. she had very bizarre experience at the funeral that you're going hear about. >> right. >> so we have a different portrait than i think you've ever seen before. >> right. now, what is it about this -- is there anything in this episode this particular episode that either surprised you or caught you off guard? >> a lot. >> without giving away -- you don't have to give away the whole thing. >> a lot. first of all, one of the really fascinating interviews on this for me was a man named richard ross who was savvas'

business partner for many years and started american iron works which american iron works you'll fine out more about in this episode, and, you know, i think you never want to hear about maybe some of the things that aren't so positive. >> right. >> about people and about their dealings with other people. so richard's the view really did take me surprised. he was very candid. you know, he kind of felt like he wanted to share his thoughts on it. so that was surprising that me. in okay. all right. you also -- you talked to -- tried to talk to lot of people. not everybody is willing to go on camera when you're talking about this story or any other story but not everybody will go on camera. >> look, the whole point of this six-part series we wanted to be more in depth than ever with this story. >> dig deeper. >> when i tell you we reached out to dozens of people, neighbors at the savopouloss. people other people they did business with. they're consignment store owner who amy sold a lot ofer

clothes to. we were hard pressed to find people who would come on and say anything or anything nice. >> wow. >> which shocked us really. >> okay. >> so you'll hear a lot of that. >> okay. all right. sarah, digging deep. getting to the bottom of things. >> it is really deep. >> okay. >> all right. >> actually today at 11am on our facebook fox5 d.c. a facebook group going and that's the mansion murders fox5 d.c. we're going to be doing facebook live at 11am to talk about more of the research that went into this episode. >> gotcha. okay. sarah fraser. just reminder if you want to listen to episode two go toism tunes or the to do cast app on your iphone and search for the mansion murders and then you can subscribe and we'll launch new episode every wednesday with extra behind the scenes videos on our web side foxdc.com click on podcast that web page will have our oldster stories on them related to this case. set up a special facebook group connconnected to to the foss fie d.c. facebook page. just talk about

happen at 11:00 o'clock. sarah fraser. >> thanks wisdom. >> thank you very much. back over to the couch. >> thank you very much. much more to come here on good day at 10a. josh hart net talking to him about his new film. >> daily will be with us in the loft and we're forward to hearing from him. >> did you hear the walking dead cast was in washington yest yesterday. >> kevin talked to them and we'll bring you that. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time.

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walking dead in d.c. kevin has the stars of one of the hottest dramas on tv plus we're live with hollywood heart throb josh hart net from the uk to the good day loft, oh, that voice, daily performs life. also only on good day, holly and tucker continue our exclusive tour of dc's newest diamond. the wharf. let's do this, did you have c in, three, two, one. good day at 10a starts now. ♪ >> big welcome to washington, d.c. dave grohl welcome home. opening the venue. when you get the chance to not play your hometown but open a brand new venue in your hometown that has dozens of a mazing shows lined up, that's got to be an amazing feeling, right. >> it's d.c. we're doing it. >> it's huge. be

headlines we want talk about this all access pass in the district new wharf. it's going to continue because holly and tucker gave and -- tucker have been getting behind the scenes look. the tour continues at 10:00 a.m. good morning to you both. >> hey, hey. good morning to you. >> you were talking about the foofighters we might as well show you the marquis it's one of the more impress thing. >> it's actually really cool. >> it's all lit up you see the anthem they'll be the opening show tomorrow night and it's sold out, and you saw we were in there last hour. it's an amazing venue. >> beautiful venue. the whole wharf this whole project is beautiful. right here on the water. we've been talking about all the things you can do here all the music acts. all the restaurants are going to be talking to mike isabella coming up. >> he has a restaurant. we'll check it out by the end of the hour. they also support a lot of local purchase vares in my happened i'm holding vigilante coffee this is the coffee they serve inside anthem a local coffee group right out of

i want to you say this piece of fact because you're the one that uncovered it about david grohl. >> i heard rumor more he may have purchase add place here. >> yes. >> i heard rumor. >> a rumor he might have picked up one of the condos. they're about 85% sold already. two different condo becomes. two different apartment buildings. leases still available there. and then the -- we're actually right next to the under continental hotel but you can see this is definitely a construction site. i mean they are planning flowers. >> yes. you hear saws going, drills going, lots of people in hard hats. >> can i quickly give a shout out to all the hard working employees here that watch fox5 every morning. they're saying hi to us. >> you wouldn't believe. four out of five workers we run into are fox5 viewers. so they love us already down on the wharf and let me tell you we lover the wharf it's amazing. >> yup. >> anything else? [ laughter ] >> that's it. >> i was kind of tossing it to you for you to maybe embellish little more. >> take your umbrella. we got temps in the 70s for daytime highs. little

you'll want to be ready for some rain. >> we might want tough and umbrella by the next time we see you. we'll see. back in to you guys in the loft for now. >> thank to you both of before you exciting much thanks guys. >> amazing. >> 10:04 is the time before we check and see what's trending erin como is back with a check of what's making had he lines this morning. >> that's right. wisdom and first up california under attack by more than a dozen wildfires. new drone video footage put out by the associated press really shows the extent of devastation. as many people return to find their homes reduced to rubble. nine counties are under a state of emergency. right now the death toll is rising as the list of missing continues to grow. in other news president trump is making a big push for lawmakers to take up his tax reform proposal. today mr. trump will visit harrisburg, pennsylvania, to push for the plan. the president's tax reform plan was released last month. it includes shrinking the current seven tax brackets into three. 12, 25 and 35% limiting the tack rate for small businesses to 25% as well as

corporate tax to 20%. well members of congress former nfl players and capital police officers will also hitting the field for a very good cause. tonight congressional football game it comes just four months since the shooting at a congressional baseball practice in northern virginia. left representative steve scalise clinging to live. the game kicks off at 7:00 at hodgkin's field on the campus of gallaudet university. the proceed benefits various charities, one of the main ones is the united states capital police memorial fund. well, a sad shocker in the soccer world. for the first time in three decades the us men's soccer team will not be in the world cup. the team lost a must within game against trinidad and tobago last night. final score was two-one. now this actually ends the us men's team's streak of seven straight appearances in the world cup. finally, the kutcher of cambridge making her first public experience since kensington palace announced her third pregnancy six weeks ago. kate m

advocates in buckingham palace last night. she has been suffering from severe morning sickness but we are told she's feeling much better and as yesterday was world mental health day, a big event for her to attend. i'm glad to hear she's feeling better. >> me too. thank you erin for that. glad to hear she's doing good. >> you can't fake that. she must be feeling better for sure. >> 10:0 sick is the time. that means it's too to time to check what's trending on this wednesday morning first up we've been talking about it all morning long the harvey weinstein second assault scandal continues to expand. his wife announced she's leaving her husband of ten years. his behavior unforgivable and her heart breaks for the women affected. dozen women have gone public with their stories. among at cues sores angelina jolie and gwyneth paltrow. paltrow says when she was just 22 years old weinstein tried to lure her into giving him a massage in hotel

and angelina jolie told a similar story weinstein harassed herlly in her career. weinstein denies the allegations as you can imagine lot of celebrities are speaking out about that scandal actress lindsay lohan is one of them. she on the other hand came to weinstein's defense yesterday on instagram. she said i don't think it's right what's going on. he's never harmed me or did anything to me. we've done several movies together. everyone needs to stop. meanwhile actor and former nfl star terry crews he claims he was the victim of a sexual assault by a high level hollywood executive he tweeted, this whole thing with harvey weinstein is giving me ptsd. why? because this kind of thing happened to me. >> allison. >> rapper eminem slamming president trauma many. he used his rapping skills during the bet hiphop awards last night to call out the president's supporters and hisses actions and in four and a half minute video eminem rapid that he's drawing the line in the sand and his fans need to choose him or the

at one point eminem even went on to call trump a racist grandpa. take a listen. >> we better give barack obama props because what we got in office now is a com may katz see that will probably cause a nuclear holocaust while the drama pops and he waits for bleep quiting down he'll go up in his plane and fly around until the bombing stops. he what he said is powerful. the way that he delivered it was completely -- it was like a -- in the syphon style completely stripped down. and whether you agree with him or not, he is -- >> it's worth listening to. >> passion not about his words and very very empowering. >> i want to see where the fallout will be from this. >> there is some fallout. the president hasn't responded had which he think he normally attacks people who

he hasn't responded i find that curious. people are saying eminem who is he? >> people are very passionate now on either side president you support the president or you don't people are passionate. >> it's sad you have to say. >> which is sad. we're all americans. >> the truths in what he is saying and whether you agree with eminem or not listen to the whole four and a half minutes before you make your pin because i did. it is powerful. there are parts of it that will make you really think. just listen to it. have an open mind whether you're not a supporter. listen to it. then weigh in alike to know what you're thinking #gooddaydc. >> i think the toons a lot i think the answer to a life honestly as i get older is compassion. >> um-hmm. >> right. >> if you believe that whatever -- however you fall f you're, i don't know, whatever, asian woman and you're like, well, it's not -- nothing has happened to asian women. >> right. >> the secret i'm finding is compassion. suppose you were not an asian

suppose you were a white man. can you put yourself in that person's mind and their reality and that is how with all of our di of course backgrunds and race and religions and sexual orientations can you put yourself in that position or if your child was in a position that they felt vulnerable. >> we teach our children compassion. be compassionate. >> that's where the problem lies. the adults don't -- some of the ones that don't want to hear the other side of anything and believe what they believe. they don't want to hear the other side. there is no compassion. it's my side or get out of the country. it's my side you don't deserve that if you don't believe what i believe. and that's part of the problem in this country because this is a free country. a free society where people have the right to believe and say whatever they want to say. because that's what this country is all about. >> right. unfortunately, we've gotten to the point or we've -- we've been to the point just more vocal now where people just don't want to hear anything except for what they want

>> you're demonized if you don't go with the certain line. >> i don't know there's anyone whose from this country very few people who do do not love this country and would fight for this country. being someone a naturalized citizen this is the greatest country in the entire world i love nigeria i know what this country affords people anyone at any time. to have people say that because you can protest a country that makes you unpatriotic that's so far from the truth. >> it is patriotic. >> it is. i hate when people try to say i'm more patriotic than you, no, no, i will dare to say very few people who live in this country who don't love this country and if you don't love it g somewhere else and you'll see why this is still the greatest country in the entire world it. >> comes back to the big issue at hand to move forward you must be willing to listen to other people. >> absolutely. >> at least hear people out. try to understand where they're coming from. more importantly stop thinking that everybody else in this country is exactly like you are or you'll continue to divide everything. >> there you go. >> eminem tt

>> all right. >> 10:11 is the time root now. it was a zombie invasion in the district yesterday. kevin was right in the middle of it. he sits down with the star of the walking dead, stars of the walking dead next. >> he was loving that. >> we're all against zombies, right? >> yes. >> al, you had to start it. >> practice what i preach. okay. >> zombies are out. >> back to the wharf. it looks like they might be getting a little rain. they'll get a whole bunch of people starting tomorrow. it is the grand opening with lot of special guests. our guests today are tucker and holly. they're our tour guides taking us around showing it off before it's open to the public. you get the vip tour. what more can you ask for on good day? that's next. ♪

>> here we go. let's get to real housewives drama. shall we? the ladies of atlanta and the kim versus 19 knee view. kim has hired a big-time lawye

aftermath of 19 knee leaks calling her a racist. she was on larry king now and she says that things are bad. the battle started brewing earlier this month when video surfaced of roaches on her bathroom floor. leaks posted video and is it a gram calling out kim saying she must have brought the cockroaches into her home. at one point she called her a racist. kim says she's not racist at all and it's convenient for 19 knee to say that just pull out the racist card. now, personally i never thought kim showed any racist tendencies on the show. she was -- >> wait a minute. 19 knee had the roaches in her house. >> 19 knee had the roach. she said kim brought them if they had roaches in the house. >> oh. >> um-hmm. >> i don't think 19 knee would have roaches in her house, do you? >> you never know how some people live. >> sometimes people have roaches they just like come in the ho house. >> they just show up sometimes. >> they vacation there. >> i saw a roach in the hallway at channel five yesterday. >> sometimes they just com

>> they show up sometimes. >> mosquitoes, too. >> no shade. >> all right. >> let's switch gears and talk about something -- >> that's mess. i hope that's cleared up. i really like kim. >> that's talk about something more pleasant, shall we. >> all right. >> more than a decade has gone by. jay-z and beyonce' have been crazy in love. >> oh no. >> here we go. they've been shining shining shining. >> the lyric. >> they've been drunken in love. >> okay. >> and now let's give you a little de ja vu because last night beyonce' took to instagram tore mine the world it's been 15 years since they released the o3 bonnie and clyde. you know what i'm talking about, right. >> all i need is me and my girlfriend. >> look for me young bee cruising down the west side highway. >> oh now you -- >> that's crazy in love. my flow is sick. that's why i can keep up with me. [ laughter ] >> sicker than steven strasburg. hey, with --

>> her boyfriend james see they did that 15 years ago. now, she said this. i can't believe it's been 15 years since bonnie and clyde she captioned the video post to instagram from the pair's music video for the hit single. so there you go. there it is right there. >> certainly does turn to gold. no doubt about it. >> now they have three kids. how cute is that? >> yeah. >> rolling, rolling. >> congrats to you. >> have we put their names together jay-z and beyonce'. >> bay see. >> here you go. >> we don't have time for me to drop a bar. we have to cep going. ♪ >> go ahead, allison. she may star in mad bombs but mila kunis working harder to be a good mom to her two kids and she says that it has her ragged tired. yes. tired kunis has two children with celeb husband ashton kutcher daughter wyatt is three love that name and sun dimitri is ten months and even though the power couple has enough cash to hire a whole team of nannies, kunis tells p

prefers to handle middle of the night awakenings and tantrums herself. she says that motherhood shows how selfless you can get and even though it make her tired, she says who cares? my kids are happy and i'm happy. >> that's good. >> love that story. and the other story that they came out with is that they were so spoiled last holidays they weren't getting the kids anything but like one gift or something. >> right. >> then we were like but the grandparents will take up the slack. >> nobody tells santa what to do. >> that's true does we'll see what happens. but i do like that. >> you can close chimney a little bit for santa. i agree with them. i think, you know -- >> do you. >> absolutely. >> that's a joke. [ laughter ] >> let's bring in kevin mcc mccarthy. she's trying get at me. >> yeah. >> i'm coming over here. >> we're talking about the walking dead. >> okay. here we go. >> yeah. >> to see you guys. >> how was it? >> it was awesome. i was at the smithsonian yesterday the national museum of american history t

artifacts from the show to the smithsonian. we have video of this. they had everything from the show including darrell's cross bow one of the most iconic items you also had hershel's decapitated head you see there on the table right there. >> oh yes. >> very interesting how they did it. i spoke to andrew lip couldn't and mr. norman receipt tis about the event and what it was like to be there. watch this. >> what does it mean for you? >> it's incredible. i mean, there are objects art facts in this building that have formed my imagination. my understanding of american culture. the ruby slippers, you know, you have the fonzie's jacket. i mean, and now we have the decapitated head of scott wilson. i mean scott wilson is a living smithsonian institute any way. he's been in the industry for 50 plus years and been in holl hollywood. so i think it's very fitting i'm only sorryha

that i chopped off in season three as well. >> just now we were sitting in there. you put on these white gloves. got to be an interesting thing now that the object no longer belongs to the show. it's now part of the smith smithsonian. >> i've thrown that thing across fields. i drop kick it. i've thrown it at andy a couple of times. yeah, that's the original cross bow and i remember -- i remember it on the back of my bike falling off the back of my bike going to hershel's farm and my arrows fell out. the thing that holds the arrow and you ran it over in the pr prius. >> empty prius. >> wasn't it a hyundai. >> hyundai i mean. hyundai. you drive a prius. my bad. >> really cool event cool little side note the curator who was there yesterday those objects no longer belong to the show so he pick up the cross bow with his bear hand the guy was like nope. kind of did like this and then he had to put these gloves on in order to handle his own weapon from the show. but the ful

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they'll be fine there or opening tomorrow as -- >> either way we're rocking the out. we don't care. that's how we roll. >> we always rock it here at good day dc. >> we dodge there's little bit of light rain being reportedly had down at the airport at this time. but again we just saw if the live shot we didn't see any raindrops hitting the camera there. 74 in dc. look at the cold air off to the north and west. minneapolis 45. din couldn't 46. cold air there won't make it into the town here. i think we'll have to wait another week before we get another taste of some good old fall air. satellite/radar showing light

patchy. nothing too heavy out there maybe down towards leonardtown seeing moderate downpour. up towards cumberland as well those two patches should miss us but we can kind of see these pop you have showers occurring throughout date today. big storm system up near chicago which is finally drying out this hour. so starting to see some clearing up there which is good news for the nationals should be able to take the field today no problem. again slow-moving storm system going to be a struggle for the next few days to get the showers out of the forecast. keep them around for tomorrow as well. 70s later on this afternoon. it does feel sticky out there. that sticky feeling 24 more hours of sticky feeling tomorrow a little bit better in the humidity department. 76 your daytime high today. 74 now really not going too far. 75 for quantico. 77 for fredericksburg. how about the seven day? you like summer? >> back again. >> it's back again this weekend. >> how about 80 on saturday? sunday 85. >> 85! good what? >> fall has gone crazy. fall is come back. monday another front moves through brings us

highs only in the 60. >> air-conditioner one more weekend hopefully. >> fingers crossed. >> mike thomas thank you. wis, over to you. >> all right. the wharf's grand opening will include a star-studded music headline head lined by the bacon brothers. coming up next we'll check in with holly and tucker with a sneak peek of what he will the special events will include. right now it's 10:27. back in a moment. your internet deserves the 100% 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

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10:29 is the time. when the wharf celebrates its grand opening it will be a star-studded event and one of the special events will be free concert featuring the bacon brothers. that's just the beginning. for details now holly and tucker join us live at the district pier with that story. good morning. >> hi. >> hey guys. you getgoes. >> they got us. >> okay. >> we're on. >> yes. we are on tv life and we are on tv with one of the master minds behind this whole thing this is monty hoffman the man behind hoffman one of the developers. we are sitting here talking about this is has been 11 years in the making for you. >> it has. it's been quite a journey from the very start. >> so here we are on the eve of the big opening. we're what's called the district pir because this is where the big concert will happen. what are you feeling right now? >> oh, gosh, i'm feeling a lot of feelings. i'm looking at all the details. i'm still in sort of work mind, you know, to deliver it, u

we've got, you know, we've got 20 some retailers here that's going to open tomorrow. >> um-hmm. >> so that's very exciting. we've got about half of those are restaurants and taverns. the other half are artisan shops and things and the water taxis those will be operating and the bus shuttles to get people here and all the programming we have. it's just going to be phen phenomenal. >> this has been one of the quieter parts of the city. >> not any more. >> why did you pick this project, why here? >> this has been really sort of tal low if you will for half a century. that's probably because of urban in the '60s. it sat that way opened 2,000s. it's sensational. it's a mile of shore line in our nation's capitol. i mean you can walk to the mall. and virginia just across the river, and so proximity is awesome really. it's just really been overlooked for too long. >> well it's definitely in the city. it's for the city. >> y.

in sense of the word tomorrow with the bacon brothers. what else is going on that people can come and enjoy tomorrow? >> well, i mean, we're going to have everything from stilt walkers to parades to, yes, bacon brothers are here. but we also have other entertainers up and down the wharf. we have paddle boards and kayaks that people can rent and use. we have fire pitt right over here that will be going on. >> when he said he was still working he wasn't kidding few minuting a excuse me i got to talk to my wood guy and he talks to the wood guy and comes backs gets ready for the interview. >> no detail too small. >> no detail too small. that is true. you guys really studied everything from layouts copenhagen i brought up the high line in new york. >> yes. >> all that is a part of this. >> we extract wad we feel is the best in world class cities from all over the world and we tried to apply it here but we tried to apply in sort of dc's own dna in our own version of it and so it's a wonderful mix of all really cool things from seattle, the ferry building, and down

seattle and copenhagen as you mentioned. and different european cities. we have cobblestone everywhere and timber and steal like we were talking about meat packing district. so a lot of really cool thing. it's like a village on the water. >> my understanding this is sort of stage one. >> yes. >> further expansion. what can we look forward to down road? >> well this is about $1.4 billion right here. and we have phase two that we're already in pre development on and phase two will begin in the late spring on the water side, and we should be completed with it in 2021 and that has more office buildings with it. it has some apartments. it has another hotel. and it has retail but it's not really a copycat of phase one. it's new and it's exciting as well and belongs in the family but it's not a duplicate. >> you were saying there were literally thousands of workers here and this is the -- oh god. >> the busiest place in the city this morning i'm telling you. >> it is.

between this morning and 24 hours from now when the opening happens. >> that's great question. and i have to give a shout out to clark. they stepped up here in these last several weeks and everybody has been pouring it on. we have about 2,000 workers here right now just wrapping it up, and if you would have seen this 24 hours ago, it looked much different than it does right now by tomorrow morning and we're working through the night it will be exceptional and i can't wait to open it to the public. >> can't wait to come down. new destination spot. thank you soap for joining us. >> thank you. >> he told us he moved here in 1984 with a van and four hun doctor dollars in his pock. i'm hear to tell you this man is leaving his mark in washington, d.c. back to you guys in the loft. >> i'll say. >> it's so impressive. >> now i feel bad about myself. >> great. >> there's time. >> transformed an entire neighborhood. does right. >> impressive. it will be fun to watch. >> all right. it will be fun to watch coming up in a few minutes we'll be joined by josh hart net

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>> i never wanted to bring knew this. i just needed to get away for a new days. >> enjoy the mountain air. >> always do.

>> big storm coming in later this afternoon. >> this is the crazy yesterday winter i've seen in years. ♪ you can see that setting up for the trailer called six below miracle on the mountains and tell the true story of former professional hockey player eric la mark who got stranded in the high see eras while snowboarding in a storm and how he you've his wit and will power to survive. >> josh hart net plays la mark in the survival drama and joins us now live with more on the new film. good morning to you, josh. great to speak with you think morning. >> good morning. >> i think one thing i found fascinating about movies like this, even though you know the ending in regards to what happens to the character, he survives, that's an honest true thing, it's a true story, what is the goal and

ability to make it intense for the audience so they almost get immersed in it so you actually don't know the out come as a viewer? >> that's great. i'm glad you think that, because it's -- that's think one of the biggest challenges for a story like this, because you need to -- another one of of the challenge social security to keep people's attention when it's just one person on screen for the majority of the film. and you need to feel all of the elements that went into his eight days up there and to be able to kind of portray that and to give people that feeling in the course of an hour and a half or an hour and 45 minutes is very difficult for a film maker to pull off and luckily scott wall the director was really up for the challenge and felt kind of emotional attachment to the story because he knew eric they used to play hockey together when they were kids, and so when this script came to him it was like -- it was him having to tell the story of a guy that he's known for long

it was very personal to him. he took on the challenge. everybody took on the challenge. we had a lot of great people working on it who decided to do it nor nothing and give it their best shot. >> josh, i want to ask this is not going to be quiet as much of a cerebral question perhaps what kevin just asked. when it came to actually filming this first of all, how much time did you spend with eric to get his take on things? and second of all, how much did you did you have to work on your snowboarding game and be in the elements itself to get this movie done? >> we did -- die do significant amount of snowboard brag we started because eric, you know, eric mandated it. i had been snowboarding but he said, i was pretty good. you got to get up there and train. i was like all right. and so i spent about two week. it's not very -- that's not something an actor really turns down. >> no. >> two weeks of rehearsal time just to go up up on mountain and snowboard. i'll take that. so i -- i spent about two weeks in the mountains where we shot

just was up on the mountain every day. and on top of that, just the physical demands of being an athlete which eric was at the highest level, um, i needed to train as well and in that regard. >> then on top of it eric lost a ton of weight while he was filming -- while he was -- while he was on the mountain and so while we were filming i had to also kind of mimic that by losing a significant amount of weight and that was -- that was probably the most difficult part of filming. >> let me ask you this, josh. >> i want to try to get into the head an actor here, josh. you're filming this out in the elements out on mountain it's not the best conditions for to you be in. was there ever a point where you thought, i'm ready to call it a day. i'm ready for them to yell cut and get some warmth somewhere. at the same time you knew what eric is going through. did you have have those tho thoughts. this dude did this for eight days. i can get through one. >> well, i mean, yeah, it

you never could compare your experience to the experience of the person you're portraying, because we getting to home at the end of every day and get in a hot bath or take a hot shower and eat some food. and that was not something eric had the luxury of and i think, yeah, i never tried to compare our situations, and luckily it was kind of prepared for what we were going into. scott and i the director had spent a lot of time talking about what it was going to be like up there and i obviously grew up in minnesota which is very cold place. so i had the concept of what the environment was going to be like already. sort of lock in. so i wasn't -- i felt like we pushed ourselves, and we tried to felt story as hahn neverly as possible, and kind of give people the feeling of it, i put as much into it as possible. but i never felt like i was doing anything near what eric went through, and we just wanted to make it feel correct and i think it does. i think scott really pull it o

the frost bite is pretty insane. it really is amazing how they pulled that off. >> it's pretty intense. yeah. they had to -- that was about like an hour and a half of two hours every day to apply just the bubbling of the skin. it's pretty -- it's nasty what happens to people in that environment. um, and on top of that, you know, obviously the sort of -- the scene where he has to eat part of his own leg is -- you get a sense of what's -- of what it took for him to survive and sort of testament to the human spirit what we're capable of when pushed to our limits. >> cool. >> josh, thank you so much. i want to say i love sin city by the way that opening is sin city is amazing. amazing movie. >> thanks a lot, man. >> talk to you soon. thank you so much. the movie hits select theaters tomorrow. >> just reminder there's the poster for it quite inspirational. as you can see, the real live person portrayed did survive although did have to have his feet amputated because of the seve f

eight days in the wild in the wilderness in the mountain. 10:43 right now. all right. back over to you guys on the couch. mo. >> thank you very much. coming up singer daily he's back to d.c. and the good day loft. a special live performance after the break. plus, dining out in the district's new wharf. we'll check in with holly and tucker one more time. they're hanging out with the former top chef mike isabella. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪

♪ i know you've heard that song on the radio. jamming out to it like the rest of us. our next guest a singer song writer from the man chest uk drew up to the sounds of principle, chaka cahn, shad day, radio head. his combination is reflected his new music talking about alternative song singer daily sips releasing his first ep in 2011 he's worked with farrell, miguel to name a few. daily currently on the nationwide tour in support of his latest album called "spectrum" ton

take the stage at the fillmore silver spring. he joins us live in the loft and here to perform the single "the only one" please welcome daily. take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so you had your heart broken, you lost it, now you're afraid to climb down from the shelf are forget how long can you live that way, you're holding back, it's driving me away ♪ >> ♪ it's fair to say some give and take is what we need ♪ >> ♪ we both have s

lives and i'm dealing with mine and i'm trying so don't take eight out on me ♪ >> ♪ you're not the only one, the only one, the only one with on your mind. the street runs both ways, we both have those days, and if you don't see my side, then i don't feel to try, because i'm not the only one, the only one, the only one who is hurting sometimes. you're so full of yourself but you won't get no help till realize you're not the only one

♪ >> ♪ you make it hard, so hard, difficult. why should i break my back when you refuse to bend. i want to make love to you again but it's just so hard to do again when you're not playing fair ♪ >> ♪ whoa. so it's fair to say give and take is what we need. we're all messed up in our ways but i'm trying to change. can you say the same? don't take it out on me ♪ >> note because you're not the only one, the only one, no, the only one with on your

the street runs both ways we all have those days and if you don't see my side then i don't feel to try ♪ >> ♪ you're not the only one, you're not the only one, i know the struggles, so full of yourself but you won't get no help till you realize, whoa, you're not the only one ♪ ♪ oh, no, so don't cake it out on me, on me, yes,

one, you're so full of yourself, but you won't get no help till you realize you're not the only one ♪ [ applause ] whoo! >> daly. welcome back to the loft. good to see you i got to get hug. >> good to see you. >> to you. >> i'm loving loving this. >> thank you possible coming tout night at the fillmore they'l get more of this. >> absolutely. this and more just the new album the new stuff some of the old stuff, you know. >> spectrum. >> spectrum where does that come from? >> um, it's just like a phrase that kept cupping back to me during the making the album and me e

aspect musically i like to incorporate into what i do. so not trying to be just one thing, you know, be a spectrum of sounds and feelings. >> i have a feeling you're gaining a spectrum of fans as well because your music is so soulful, so rich. i think anyone who enjoys real artist tree enjoys your music. how have you senior fan base grow since you first debuted? >> well, it's been amazing particularly in the us. i'm from the uk and to feel so much love over here quite naturally it was quiet, um, people just seemed to take to the music which was really amazing for me, and make it so much sweeter to come out here and perform and just so grateful, upping, for everybody who comes down to the shows. >> absolutely. >> you've performed some big names. any big names on this new album? >> um, jill cot. >> we love her. jillly from philly. >> absolutely. she was on the first single which is call until the pain is gone. when i was here last time. >> we remember. >> producers i'm of. trying to keep dig and focus on th

we're enjoying every bit of spectrum you're performing to night at the fillmore 8:00 o'clock. get tickets. go see daly he's amazing and talented as always we thank you for coming to the love. this is your home. come back any time. >> thank you very much. >> we told you neck time play at the wharf. they've got that new anthem. >> right. we'll see you sold out 6,000 strong. >> that sounds good. >> sounds good to me. >> thank you. >> daly, thank you. >> back over to you guys on the couch. >> let's get back down and check it out. our all access pass continues down at the wharf. holly and tucker good morning. >> you know you're in the it spot of the city when this guy wants to be here, too. >> yeah. mike isabel lark everybody and his latest restaurant. you'll be ready tonight? >> we'll be ready for tomorrow for the weekend party that we'll do over the weekend but we will open our grant opening on the 23rd that's when we have a real full menu, full bar service right now it's going to be li limited and we want to party with of one on the wharf for the weakened. >> mike, tell us why you got involved i

>> i've been working on this project about two and a half years. i fell in love witness vision monty had and to be waterfront was dream of mine to have restaurant on the water and what better to be in d.c. my new hometown on the water with a french restaurant drink some wines, have some food v good time. >> what really tucker was talking about this with you earlier. what really makes this different? because this is number 12 for you, right? >> yup. >> with isabella eatery being number 13 at tysons coming in november. what makes this one unique and different from everything else do you? >> i think this is probably going to be the most high end restaurant, full blown like modern french little bit more modern technique and very very beautifully designed and i wanted to focus on service. big wine program. really seasonal food. and just having a beautiful view when you're eating great food and having great drinks. >> does it make you nervous at all when you look in there right now just to see everyone working and thinking i'm doing private event tonight, i'm opening to the public kind of tomorrow. >> yeah, i'm very stressed right

now. i'm very stressed right now. so i got people with hard hats inside. it's going to be crazy. >> mike washington makes dc is special food down because traditionally historically we weren't such a food down but thanks to people like you you what's changing. >> a lot of great chefs bl bloog a lot great areas. a lot more development. celebrity chefs from out of t town. local chefs in town doing more restaurants and i think everybody pushes everybody. um, to be better and i think, you know f when we opened to where we are now wire quinn the hell of awesome what we do and the way we think same with all the other restaurants people in the city and the chefs everyone pushing each other to get better. >> mike believes in the wharf so much that he's even getting a condo down here. so he is going to live and work in this neighborhood. >> yes, i'll be here all the time. >> plus my on the restaurant working but i'll be here. >> we thank you we know your busy today. were thank you for taming tike to be with us today. >> it's beautiful. >> thank you. >> look at the original plan i want the s

>> why not. >> front and center. >> holly you're not the only one who wants that spot. you see what i did right there. >> go see daly at the fillmore tonight. >> thanks for coming in. >> see you tomorrow. your internet deserves the 100% 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

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