♪ straight ahead, getting used to heartbreak. >> he struck him out. >> the washington nationals falling in game five again. the fourth time they came up short in the last six seasons. >> it was tough. >> now this morning manager dusty baker's future in d.c. could be in question. a double play by president trump cuts obamacare off at the knees. i'm melanie alnwick at the white house with what this means for consumers. that hollywood sexual harassment scandal is spreading. this morning, an amazon executive has been side lined after complaints about his behavior. meanwhile we're also learning more about what's next for harvey weinstein and some of the women who spoke out against him

>> but first it's friday and that means good day is hitting the road. today we're coming to you live from howard university. >> highlighting the exciting programs on campus, talking about the talent around town and getting ready for homecoming here at how war. >> yeah, very special good day at 9a starts now. ♪ [ laughter ] >> go tuck. >> let's do it. >> how about we call it show time. >> how about we call it show time. >> good morning. >> that's what they are. that's the show time marching band. >> ♪ >> for howard university and we are kicking off the 9a with whole lot of fun. >> i want to do this now. we're having a great morning out here. okay. that's good. we're having great morning out here it real sal lot of fun. the energy just went

hundred percent. >> i'm impressed. >> york the band is called show time they always rock it. getting ready for homecoming next weekend. now i'm talking all loud. getting ready for homecoming next weekend. any way, thank you ban. >> all right. they're like don't talk to us. we're in formation. >> yes, we are in formation. we are ready for a whole lot of fun. whole lot of college fun this next hour. we're going to have the extra credit trivia contest. crew head to the library. >> i am heading to the library it's a wealth of history and knowledge at the research center actually. the mooreland spring garden research center right behind us in the library. >> i learned so much about howard university since i got here at 6:00 o'clock this morning and couple more hours to go. what a wonderful friday. >> lots of fun. >> we're also going to talk about how do you pay for college? what are some tricks and tips. >> not as fun. >> in order to do that but you got to do it. so and i'll tell you this. you got to wear a jack this morning. there's little nip in the air. >> low 60s. 61 at last look at reagan national. we're not going to warm it up a whole lot today. upper 60 force daytime highs and just like yesterday the

drizzle later today. brighter for the weekend and summer rye by sunday. get the seven day up eventually here. >> we're in howard today and happy to be here today. >> absolutely. 150th -- >> suss what centennial celebration. >> amazing. >> hit the moa music. i want to move. >> they're in formation. they don't listen to you. >> back to you guys. >> i think you have to be a band leader to tell them to play. >> i don't think you just turn around and say hit the music. >> they are looking good. >> they are looking good. all right. good day d.c. or is it a sad day d.c. >> it's a good day. >> always a good day. >> speak for yourself. >> okay, good day d.c. >> number one fan over here. >> you ask the viewers it might be a sad day emotional day because of our nats. we are sure that it is 9:03 on this friday, october 13th. thanks so much for joining us. >> before we get started this morning, we have a surprise for maureen this morning. >> what? >> maureen, this is your special day. >> i want to you come with me. here the thing mauen

chicago she's been very outspoken about the fact she is -- >> i'm a number one cubs fan. >> cubs fan. chris producer chris got a very special place to sit. >> hold up. >> thrown. >> queen. we want to you just enjoy the view from our very special nationals seat. >> i'm in the corner. >> front row have yourself a seat. we got you k cards you can look at and read and beautiful view of the wash washington monument. >> not the chicago monument. >> when you're winner, no one can put you in the corner. >> i'm sorry what was that chris, we'll move on. >> washington monument, maureen. >> let me tell you -- >> it's beautiful landmark over there. >> beautiful city right on the lake with winning teams. there's the cubs, the bears, the bulls. it's fantastic. >> so while maureen continues to stew and try to learn her lesson how to be a good nats fan. >> yes. >> let's talk about the heartbreak that the rest of us are feeling today. here we go. go, cubs! >> ♪ here it comes. he struck him

and the chicago cubs. >> how many kids out there were in the driveway when they were young and said bottom of the ninth, two outs, full count, that's bryce harper. chance to win it right there didn't happen but you can't blame the season on that last night winner or take all had fans right on the edge of their seats until the very end. that end came just before one. m. if you didn't stay up for the game like i.com maureen, let's take a look how it went down there was a lot of drama. geo gonzales got the start on the rubber and he had three innings. he didn't pitch his best game but the nats still had his back and had the bonds. daniel murphy started it off with a solo homerun. michael amount taylor this is the young man emerged the best from this post season right here. >> yes. >> gave washington a four-one lead with a homerun himself in the second. gio gave back two of those runs but the nats were still up fo four-three in the fourth inning. now in the playoffs you'll take your best pitcher out of the bullpen and have him pitch. that's what they did with max

this was just a mess. should have been lights out but, no, retired the first two batters and then it just all fell apart by the time the dust cleared the balls had been thrown around this was a play called by the ump a dead ball they didn't because he knocked the mask off matt wieters. some of those runs resulted of that. javier by yaz with the swing and miss. he was safe on the wild throw that drove in the tying run. and then it just went downhill from there. mistake kept oncoming now. let's move to the eighth inning. jose on first base. this is the one that just hurt the most. the snap throw from wilson contrares. they called him safe. dodged a bullet there. until the cubs challenged the ruling and the umps talk about it and they believe right that the foot came off the bag although you can't see if the glove was still on him or not from the other angle it didn't look like it was on him at all they went with that angle for some ridiculous reason they called him off ended the inning bryce at the end two outs, full count, chance to tie it with homerun at least get on base and extent it it

there and that was the way the game ended. final score, a gut wrenching nine to eight. >> i mean we didn't play very if game. we had -- we still battled till the end. like i said series of a bad events, and really hurts you know to lose like that especially after what we went through all year long and, um, it was tough. >> after the game, maureen who continues to defy producer chris' directive to sit in the corner her cubs celebrated in the locker room with the champagne bath. >> that's how we do. >> chicago's third year in row advancing to the nlcs series. >> i took a champagne bath too. >> maureen you're kell us. >> oh, my goodness. ramping it up the nats good the sports that they are maureen take a lesson from this organization they congratulated the cubs on they are twitter page and they also

out to the fans the post said got loud, wore red, thank you and it inc included video showig fans throughout the season. two biggest names with uncertain features dusty baker and jayson werth one on the field one making the play calls. you're welcome back here on the couch any time. playing with you this morning because you've been so pro chicago. >> let me say something in all honesty. i'm ham it up with the whole chicago thing i'm a fair weather fan. >> yes, we know. >> and had the nats wouldn't i would have been cheering the nats on today wearing the red towel saying go nats. >> there's one right there. >> instead you're wearing blue. >> let's not get carried away now. >> here's the thing about the nats when it come to the few of this team you don't know what's going to happen next. dusty baker is approaching 70 years old getting close 70 years old. jason werth is a free agent. bryce harper coming up on his crack. >> right. >> after the next season so you just don't know where this team is going. which direction they're going in. i feel really bad for dusty baker because if i'm not mistaken he was the manager fort cubs during the

whole bart man ball and kept them out of the world series back then. so -- >> easy to look at it and, play, monday morning quarterback or manager or whatever you want to do. but this team barring any changes they can come back with essentially the same team next year. werth will be gone. adam eaton who got hurt at the beginning of the year, he will be back. and michael amount taylor obviously earned hisself a starting spot. werth, taylor, taylor harper and eaton in the outfieldly the same team as this year. the big question will become the next year when you got to do something with bryce. >> rizzo got a plan. they'll move forward and he stands behind dusty baker. >> same team you get to this point, but why is it they can't succeed they seem to choke the this point good growing pains. >> the cubs were better team. >> growing pains. part of the growing process. >> i think they're cursed. >> a lot of mistakes. >> 9:09 is the time. the other big story this morning, new fallout over obamacare. in surprise move the trump

on a threat to cut off cost sharing payments to insurance companies. it could could have major impact on insurance markets with open enrollment just few weeks away. melanie alnwick is live at the white house with mr. on this story. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. three and five people who buy their individual insurance plans from health care.gov they depend on these subsidies to make the affordable care act affordable. now meanwhile the trump administration says that those payments those subsidies were never legally set up but democrats say the decision to cut them off is sabotage. >> congratulations to everybody. >> call 81-two punch on obamacare. president trump making two major moves in one day. the latest announcement that cost sharing subsidies under obamacare payments to insurance companies to help reduce co pace and deductibles will be cut off in a statement the white house said "

for cost sharing reduction payments to insurance companies under obamacare. in light of this analysis the government cannot lawfully make the cost sharing reduction payments ". he's cutting off cost sharing reductions or the subsidies or the insurance bailout however you want to call it and with that, yes, you will have a quick unraveling of the affordable care act. >> reporter: democrats quickly as sailed the move with congressional leaders nancy pelosi and shuck schumer calling it a spiteful act of vast pointless sabotage. could it force the hand of congress to clearly spell out how the payments work. and the president also making another big change with an executive order to allow insurance plans to be sold across state lines. plans that could have lower premiums but as critics are quick to point out they wouldn't necessarily cover as much. >> we are moving toward lower costs and more options in the health care market and taking crucial steps towards saving the american people from

nightmare of obamacare. >> reporter: meanwhile, california's attorney general javier ba sayre row has said that he is planning to sue the trump administration to keep those payments intact. time of the essence here causing lot of confusion going forward because that last round of subsidy payments to the insurance companies that was set to go out around october 20th and open enrollment for the next year of obamacare begins november 1st. i've at the white house, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local n news. melanie, thank you. while it has been busy newsweek so far the biggest news could be yet to come. today president trump is expected to outline his new iran policy. he's expected to tell the nation the landmark iran nuclear deal is not in america's best interest. not because iran isn't living up to the letter of the agreement but because the deal itself is fatally flawed. mr. trump is also expected to argue that iran's bad behavior outside the agreement violates the spirit of of this agreement

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>> our fox5 college tour continues this morning we're on the campus of howard university. the historic howard university i should say. and our crew is also out there. we're talking about tucker barnes and allison seymour and holly morris. good morning to the three of y you. >> or one of you. [ laughter ] >> is it me, mo, good morning to you. we're inside of the library here on the beautiful campus of howard university. and where i am specifically this morning is the moreland spin guard research center in the archivist the keeper of the record social security with me today. dr. clifford mews is the university archivist. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. pleasure to have you here

of the ground that we're standing on. >> okay. the research center is considered one of the world's greatest depository for collecting records relating to people of african decent. we have three components here at the research center. we have general library which is typical library except we specialize in collecting publications by people of color on people of color. we have a university archives which collects the official records of the university, and then we have the manuscript division which collects the records of organizations and individuals. the research center has three significant dates if you look at its general history. the first collection that came to the university in 1914 was the jesse mooreland collection. jesse mooreland was prominent official in the ymca movement. he was alumnus of the university

board of trustees. he donated his book collection, paper collection in 1914. the second significant data is 1946 when arthur spin guard who was a, um, president of na. cp and prominent bib leo file sold his book and paper collection to the university. this was the spin guard collection. so you get the name mooreland spingar den from these two individuals and this was the foundation for the beginning of the research center. it was a special collection the mooreland spinning guard collection was special collection in the university library system until 1973. at that time president james cheek felt that the university needed a more formalized research center which would allow the university to broaden its scope in collecting records relating to people of color, to improve services for

the university, to have a more major impact on scholarly research at the university, and also to enable individuals to come and find records that were assist them in researching the history of people of color. >> so, dr. mews on typical day or typical week here inside the research center, what might go on? people coming in. graduate students. doctoral students? >> we have research chers coming from all over the world. specifically we encourage the students of the university to come in utilize the research center. i'm two-time graduate of the university and so i've used the resources here when i was a student. they can be used for almost research any topic. we also have research cher who's come from around the world. people who use the materials to wright books to, wright articles. we have people coming from media to,ing. >> like us? >> like you. >> some of t

the building i'm in the asking for specifics, but who do we see? just -- >> these were prominent faculty members of the university who reached a status of significance that we felt that we needed to honor them by putting their portraits up on the wall in mooreland spingarn. what beautiful honor and distinction it is. i'm going ask you off camera what is the most precious thing you have and i'll tell everybody when we come back later on. thank you for allowing us in today. >> thank you for coming. i enjoyed having you here. >> allison, thank you very much. love all the insight. we'll hernia more about howard university and its campus. we'll sit down with actor chadwick boseman howard university student himself who is bringing the life of another howard alum and supreme court justice thurgood marshall to the big screen. >> first though erin como what you got working oh and? >> thank you very much, annie. coming up headlines relief it's on the way to puerto rico but the president says it won't last forever. new developments in that hollywood sexual harassment scandal and

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the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. >> well kill back. 9:23. erin como is back with a check on some other stories making headlines this morning. hey, erin. >> hey, an feature good morning to all of you on this friday. first up, president trump takes to twitter again to back his suggestions on the financial aid for puerto rico. just minutes ago, tweetg

wonderful people of puerto rico with their unmatched spirit, know how bad things were before the h'. i will always be with them ". >> lamarck makers approved a 36 and a half billio dollars relief bill for the hurricane stricken island it's expect to do clear the senate soon. texas and florida will receive some of the aid. well now to the latest on deadly wildfires burning in california. this morning we've learned that the death toll has climbed to 31. these new developments now make this the deadliest week of wildfires in the state's his history. the blaze have been burning since sunday night, and since then, strong winds they've only intensified the flames overnight knew evacuation orders while other areas are put on notice meantime thousands of californians are staying in shelters volunteers are trying to stay positive for the evacuees. more fallout from the hollywood sex assault scandal. am ma boss roy price suspended following sexual harass many accusations. price

and suspended after tv producer came forward with reports of sexual harassment. meanwhile, it turns out the weinstein company may have fired harvey weinstein actually illegally. in his contract it states weinstein could get sued for sexual harassment so long as he paid the victims. so weinstein might be able to sue his company for wrongful termination. well, speaking of amazon, it says it's hiring 120,000 seasonal worker at us fulfill many center, sorting centers and customer service sites this holiday season. the same number as last year but for the first time in years, not an increase. the company's overall global employment is more than 380,000 people. and finally, all right, well it was goofy enter taping and pretty lucrative while it lasted but sadly the bizarre run of jeopardy champion austin rogers it's over. the new york city bartender was narrowly beaten on the edition of the show that ran last night ending his 12-game winning streak and during the streak

$400,000. i would say he's walk aig way with pretty good prize there and also bragging rights that he's basically jeopardy genius. what do you guys think of that. >> he was on air. i watched couple of them. >> he was hilarious. >> he's a quirky guy. he's one of them you love them or hate them kind of people. >> i didn't get his appeal until i saw him. let me tell you you have to see him. when you do, you'll totally get it. he is a character. >> what does he do for a living. >> he's a bartender. >> very smart one. >> he's won $400,000. >> he's bartender no more. >> probably get great tips talking trivia with his guests. >> thank you. >> especially when he's filling up the drinks with livelihood. i'm sure there's lively conversation. >> it's friday i will say cheers with my invisible drink back. >> cheers back to you, love bottom up. >> he rides his bicycle to work and he names his bicycles, too. >> on that note. >> he was going to name one alex trebike for jeopardy. >> that's clever. >> 9:26. heading back out to

the break and this time we're putting some students to the test. >> plus a picture perfect weekend is on the way. mike thomas back with a first check of your forecast. we got the details on the seven day. ♪ day. ♪♪ >> all righty. fresh at 10a a double dose of star power. erin keeping up with an ex kardashian her one on with with scott diss sick. why is scott diss sick in d.c. the secret he kept from her about his trip here to the nation's capitol. later, holly hits the wharf in search of some bacon and she got double dose of it the bacon brothers that is. well, actually it was more than a double dose. it was a full serving because it turned into a full family af affair. all that's coming up on the 10a. right now it's 9:27. ♪

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♪ >> welcome to our special edition of good day. we're coming to you live on this friday from the campus of howard university celebrating 150 years of academic excellence and we're going to see just how excellent these students are. are you guys game for extra credit. >> let's get it. >> all right. okay. over here i have team one. team one is made up of kuan roland he's a double major senior political science and psychology. he happens to be president of the debate team, and his partner is sean toy harrison she's a ni

psychology and sports medicine. >> you guys ready? >> we never been more ready. >> spoke line the president of the debate team. >> all right. team two over here i have keenan mack a senior majoring in biology, and then i have rebecca mew sell also a senior majoring in english education. are you ready? >> let's do it. >> all right. here we go. it will whole lot of fun i can assure they have not seen these questions this is truly coming from their own brain power. >> ut-oh. >> at stake by the way is a prize pack from sick flags. [ laughter ] >> try not to be too excited and the consolation prize is also something from six flags. >> okay. >> all right. okay. everybody is a winner. everybody is a winner. who are we are government question number one hooks was the chairman of the student non-violent coordinating committee? was it a, james nav rhett the third, b, thurgood marshall,

stokely carmichael. >> what did we reveal our an answers police please. >> team number one. >> it's d. >> d. >> he said it with authority. >> team number two. d. >> all right. >> smart kids here at howard. yes. correct. ring that bell. number two, what -- okay. what department did ralph bunch chair at howard university. a political science, b media journalism and film, c, african studies or, d, business management? >> now, kqan you better get this right. okay. i'm just saying. the answer is... >> clearly a. >> clearly a. >> political science political science major remember. >> we say c business. >> we love you. it's okay. it's okay. it's okay. that's okay. there's still two questions to go. it was political science by the way. political science. but neither one of you are in political science. why do you need to know. >> biology

see. don't fill your brain with stuff you don't need to go. >> exactly. >> number three, how many presidents have led howard university? how many presidents? a, nine. b, six. c, 17, d, 21? >> nine, six, 17 or 21? a, nine, b, six, c, 17. d21 and the answer --ing. >> look at the consternation on their faces. >> c17? >> c17? >> c17. >> c17 it is. >> what did you say. >> yes 17. >> d. it's okay. it's okay. do you know the current president? >> yes. >> wayne frederick. nailed it. >> that was a bill bonus question and the last question is, which alumnus was president of the national urban league? a, reverend jeremiah white, b vernon jordan, c, congressman

ally lie gentleman cummings or d ambassador andrew young? >> would you like mow to read them again? >> confer with your partners. a, reverend jeremiah wright. b-e vernon jordan, c, congressman elijah cummings, d, ambassador andrew young. >> b, vernon jar don. b, vernon jordan. b, vernon jordan or b vernon jordan. >> i'm take b for 500. vernon jordan was the lump us in of the national urban league. >> you guys win. congratulations but you also are winners. >> they're all winners because they get to call themselves students here at howard university. >> hu! >> you know. all right. back to you guys in the studio. >> wow ! >> okay. smart kids at howard. >> leave it to the experts. >> there you go. >> our guesses were wrong. i love it and i love part

our college tours and sip trips when we get a chance to learn about the community or the campus we get a chance to visit. when we can't be it's great like everybody home at to learn about it. >> mike thomas -- >> let's showcase some weather. >> you had a test taking little tip. what was it? >> that first one. it was -- >> the answer is really long. >> when the answer is really long they put the all the extra stuff in it that tends to be the answer. >> that's funny that's how i took my sates and act'. >> how did it work out for you. >> it didn't work out that well. >> because here you are. >> dang. >> i'm kidding. >> y mike see where he is. >> i was a leader in newsroom and community. >> thank you steve. >> you're welcome wisdom. don't let that young man try to put words in there. >> hates are going to hate. >> haters are going to hate. [ laughter ] >> like you wisdom. 62 degrees outside in washington. it's a cool, cloudy fall day here. 58 in gaithersburg. 59 at dulles. 54 for winchester. it feels like fall out there this morning. not the case into the weekend. we'll warm it back up. satellite/radar showing much like yesterday lots of clouds around the region.

eastern shore but as we head into the evening hours, or late afternoon evening hours we'll get more of an eastern push and little piece of energy swinging outmans ten will give us the chance to see patchy drizzle this afternoon. do you know the umbrella i'm not sure you needed that much like yesterday probably just coming down little bit of light miss this afternoon and not everybody will see it. 68 degrees your daytime high. lots of clouds around. patchy drizzle here and there thanks to the northeast wind keeping us on the cool side of thing. different feel this weekend especially on sunday. strong storm system gets its act over the great lakes. strong surgeon push of warm air we'll get our temperatures back in the low to mid 80 that is includes the red skins game going down to fed ex field this weekend shorts and t-shirt required. let's do it that way. 82 degrees. it's going to be hot one. i'm say hot because this time of year we shall not be doing temperatures that warm. big change comes next week, though. we head into your day on monday we probably start with a few showers. by the afternoon hours of monday temperatures falling pretty fast. by tuesday morning we're

up temperatures in the 30s and the 40s and we're only heading for the lower 60s on tuesday afternoon. so there's your seven day forecast again. 68 today. up to 78 tomorrow. tomorrow start with lots of clouds around bite afternoon we're breaking it up getting sun back. sunday is the better day. lots of sunshine. 84 degrees. there's the change on monday you see that tuesday, wednesday, thursday dry feeling more like fall with temperatures only in the 60s and 70s. chilly mornings though get the heavy jack ready for next week. that's the latest. wisdom, i was kidding earlier. >> i know, mike. >> you're a great man. >> seriously. >> eh. >> mike was down at the new wharf which is a phenomenal neighborhood to redevelopment in d.c. tucker had been down there the day before. mike was down there yesterday i got a chance to check it out yesterday a mazing job. not everything is open yet but amazing job. of course the big highlight last night after the bacon brothers and fireworks was the big show bite foofighters last night. i had a chance to check out that

look big from the outside but it's huge inside. >> how many did you say it hold. >> about 6,000 when they have it macked out but it's great sight lines much this is some of the video. >> oh, my gosh. >> holy toledo. >> i mean it looks like a full on arena. >> yeah, there's no bad seat in the you. >> no bad seat in the house. as a matter of fact, because i am a vip -- >> right. >> my seat was at the very top road of the venue. >> you had good site. >> there you are. >> there we are. that was checking out the view there. >> that's cool. >> my actual seat i had to walk down to get there and go back to your seat, sir. that video clip from the very top row that basically i had the worst seat in the house and view was still fantastic. >> that is really cool. >> great venue a ton of great artists and bands coming you. >> how were the foofighter. >> fantastic. >> as always. >> dave grohl, you know, mentioned growing up in springfield and being in d.c. all the time and welcome home, dave. and so he did back t

nights there. phenomenal. >> that's cool, steve. >> congrats to the wharf. tonight i'll be busy and i hope you come out and see me in reston virginia. >> when do you sleep. >> i watched three hours last night. i watched every pitch that nats game after the concert. the light the night walk tonight fox5 happy to once again big partner in something so exciting and it's going to be the nets next, today and next weekend we're doing the light the night walks. this was from last year in reston when laura evans was out there hosting. i'll get the opportunity to emcee and host the event ton tonight. they're expecting 4,000 people. >> wow. >> to come out to reston ton tonight. if you want to come out we'll be out there after 6:00 o'clock this evening. it officially kicks off around 6:30. but come on out. it's to benefit obviously leukemia and lymphoma society reston town center come out and say hi to me and everybody else i'll be out in the stage areas where the ice rink is if you're familiar with reston town center and we'll be out there most of the evening and. >> that's so great. >> it will be fun but obviously serious

have been affected by lls. >> always a good time to be out there with -- hanging out with people and fight fog good cause. >> we'll kick the off tonight in reston. tomorrow night in rockville and then next saturday on the national mall. >> all righty. it is 9:40. he was a supreme court justice and naacp trailblazer and howard law graduate how he's subject of all new big screen drama. coming up next allison sitting down with the man bringing thurgood marshall to live at the box office we're talking about chadwick boseman right here. 9:40. back after this.

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know. look at me now. did you do what they said you did? >> i never touched that woman. >> okay, joseph. you got lawyers now. >> hmm. that's powerful clip the new movie marshall historical legal drama and who done it based on the life of first african-american supreme court justice thurgood marshall and since marshall had such strong ties to the d.c. area the movie hits close to home. allison got chance to sit down with the stars and joins us live from how war university with all the details. al, this looks so amazing. i'm thrilled we're seeing it on the big screen. good morning. >> reporter: it looks so a good and if you love a who done it, it looks good. it is the true story, though, of thurgood marshall, of course, the first african-american supreme court justice and we are introducing the story today because, of course, he was educated right here at howard university. howard university

chad boseman is represented many icons on the screen. jackie robinson, james brown but now it is thurgood marshall's turn to be represented on the big screen. >> you gentlemen are making a big mistake. >> this here is mr. thurgood marshall. the san antone. you'll treat with him with the respect that he deserves. >> this is not the thurgood marshall you read about in school. and director reginald had you had land and star chadwick boseman say there's a good reason why. >> it's a story that hasn't been told. >> um-hmm. >> some people go, i know that guy. he's the guy in the robes and the court. or, yeah, brown versus the board of education i learn that in fifth grade. you don't know this case. you don't know the out come of this case. >> right. >> but do you get to see the making, the origin story of a real life super hero. >> who better to play that than you. i'm so happy to so you in this role but since we haven't

thurgood marshall in the robe state the but we don't know, you know, this sort of what they used to call the rebel rouser type of instigator. so how did you come up with how to play this younger thurgood marshall. >> a couple of books to road about him, you know, young that you are good and mur good marshall revolutionary. so you can build that, um, personality from those different places and then you just look at the situations and you say, well, what type of person wants to walk in the room with -- it's easy for us to be in the room with people that agree with us. but what type of person walks into the room with the people that are in conflict with him and wants to argue and debate and hear their side of the story and will also be in a room with people who may agree with most of what he thinks but their alpha personalities

them to work together which is what he did in a lot of cases with some of the best attorneys they have to be supremely confident. they have to be arrogant. they have to be selfless as w well. >> there's only 13 million negroes depending on you. >> don't any of you have any confidence in me? >> i'd say you have enough confidence for us all. >> the story at the center of the new drama is set in the early 40s. a decade before brown versus the board of education. and two decades before marshall took a seat at the high court. but the theme still resonate. >> i've been shown this movie different parts of the country for couple of months now, and people are engaged. at the same time, they laugh more than they think they're going to laugh. >> um-hmm. >> and then they get quite like a needle drop. you can feel them them leaning forward and then they feel hope because you see these people fighting overwhelming odds and with their

their trust in the justice system and making the justice system work for them, through their own legal brilliance, they make the country better, and here we are at a time where the country is literally being torn apart, and you could feel did he say prayer. you can feel hopeless after watching the news. but if you see this film, you can see the blueprint for a solution. >> the only way to get through a bigot's door is to break it d down. >> ♪ >> i asked chadwick boseman what is it like to play all these iconic african-american figures and he told me that in playing them he feels a greater sense of responsibility to make a mark on society as well. he said it was very powerful. i can't wait to see this movie. it does premier today and they had an honor of thurgood marshall who again is a graduate of howard university law school they held a premier here of

marshall right here on howard university's campus. so just a wonderful tribute to the late supreme court justice. back to you guys. >> indeed it is. >> and he's a phenomenal actor as well. you mentioned some of the roles that he's already played. he's also played in avengers movie an panther and another avenger movie coming out. some other stuff lined up he's phenomenal. >> his range is amazing. >> marshall is in theaters now and coming up at 10:00 o'clock kevin will share his review what else is new at the box office this weekend. >> all right. time now 9:49. coming up next, we're headed back out to howard university to find out what can really pay off to have a good relationship with your financial aid office. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ hey, welcome back. here we are live at howard university, and we're with our favorite college girl who comes out every week much this is jessica brown and we really are talking about something really important this week. college sense and off book how to pay for

broke which is like most of the america in terms of paying for college education. and you really preach to building a relationship with the financial office which i think a lot of times people don't think about. >> y it's important to build a relationship with the financial aid office as you'll be able to understand the services, programs, scholarships as well as different payment memorial day that are available. additionally it will ensure that you commit all your documentation on time. >> how do you even start to do that does that have to be the college of your choice because i know that maybe you're looking at three colleges or universities. so how do you really put that into practice? >> well it's important to make sure that you're following up with all the different institutions financial aid office if you really want to go to those schools. as this will allow to you unthe true cost of attendance to unthis is financially feasible for you and your familiarly. >> okay. >> all right. >> so here's the thing. you always hear those stories of there were this many grants or loans or, you know, scholarships that went unclaimed. >> right. >> yes. $100 million last year in scholarship money

it is em per rah tiff that you researching this money as the money now goes nowhere. >> where do you go? how do you begin? >> well one of my favorite apps is scold sholly and it filter scholarships based all your interests and criteria that you input. >> wow! >> okay. so that money does it just role over like are you telling students and parents there's money available please? >> yes, there is money available. especially when other students lose their scholarships which means that that money now gets recycled back into the cycle so that's why it is critical to build this relationship so you can be considered next for that money. >> let's talk about losing those scholarships, because also, in lies maintaining a grade point average. >> y undergraduate students have maintain 2.0 in order to still be financial aid eligible. if not you spray to pay out of the pocket for school until you're eligible again. so it's important to remain academically competitive. >> all right. do you have a preference private, public, there are lot of people who go maybe two hiv year college and get an sorry's degree and trance four

university. what are some of those tips? >> well, it's important to really understand the true cost of college.. more money as there's no such thing as in state and out of state tuition. community colleges are always going to be a lot cheaper. so you want to make sure you're picking the right institution that's for you educationally and financially. >> so you have like three great questions that every family should ask. >> yes. >> what are those. >> my three questions are, when is my student account bill due? are there payment plans available and of course what types of financial aid is offered at this institution, loans, grants, scholarship, federal work study, things of that nature. >> real quick particularly we go because i know people don't always understand this. you shouldn't be afraid of getting a student loan. a student loan is one of the single best ways for to you build your own credit, right. >> yes. as long as you borrow what you need and not what you want. >> we have a second to talk about the college tour. tell us what you're owing. >> through my foundation i am taking d.c. public school students on college tour in two weeks. special thanks to at&t provided transportation for us the college tour is

these students on tour. so if you would like donate or apply, please go-go to info college girl spelled with a u.com. >> now you know why she's our college girl. >> see you next week. >> back to you guys. >> thank you. all right. hey, al, real quick. you're staning next howard alum. can we all agree that howard is the first hu but i was you will can disagree on -- >> really, annie. >> ly real hu. >> let the record reflect we've stayed away from this all morning. >> you're howard alum. >> yes, i am my five year anniversary this homecoming. >> they want to us fight about the real hu. i'm a hampton alum. >> hampton is a an institute and howard is university. >> show them what's in your pock. what happened? >> i gotcha though. >> i'm waiting. >> if we can deal with maureen as a cubs fan they can settle on a college campus. >> al went on her instagram. i went there with her. >> okay. >> stirring the pot. >> comg

bacon brothers gave free concert last night it was really cool. hold hal a chance to get down there ahead of time and chat with kevin back couldn't and other members of the bacon familiarly. >> that's lot of bacon. that's all i'm going say. >> and a lot of cheese. scott disick, too. i'm kidding. lord scott disick he was in town and err are inn kokomo got to sit down with him and talk about the nation's capitol. >> i thought you were going with sugar and you went with cheese. required gone with sugar. happy friday. ping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all.

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pays off a dj at weddings. another good day exclusive. erin catches up with reality tv bad boy scott disick. you know courtney kardashian's ex. what will he be doing in d.c.? plus our life tv event from howard university. we have much more ahead as our college tour continues. let's do this, d.c. in three, two, one, the 10a starts now. ♪ all right. you guys ready? >> yeah. >> okay. >> here we go. ready. >> hu! >> you know. >> hu! >> you know. >> hu! >> you know. (bell tolls). [ laughter ] >> okay. there we are doing our call from howard university and our hampton grad is staying strong as she's here frenemy territory. >> that's right.

>> i feel welcomed. it's warm here. hello, good morning bison. >> good morning. >> it's so sweet. holly you're crazy. >> we're having crazy good time. we've had lot of time. tucker has been here 6am we're in our final hour. we've got the campus hero. we've got some campus talent and i don't know we have someone -- the president of the university might stop by. >> that's right. now with him, maybe we will talk a little hu. [ laughter ] >> we'll see. throw it down. stay tuned for that. back to you guys. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> having too much fun out th there. >> whoo! >> it's friday they're on college campus. >> what could could go wrong. >> it's a good time had by all. >> you know what i will just say howard university congrats for having premier world class institution in the center of d.c. >> absolutely. >> so proud of you and everything you've done. >> love the opportunity to be able to show off the campus and the entire university this morning. >> we'll check that with the crew down there in little bit. before we check what's trending this morning, what is making headlines this morning, annie? there's plenty of it. we begin with an alert from metro riders service on the blue, orange and

suspended right now both directions 20 l'efant plaza and federal center. this after metro says a person jumped in enough front of train this morning. bus service has been requested to help out. you can still use the green and yellow lines at will he fan plaza. all right. just heartbreaking end to the nationals season. the winner take all game five had fans on the edge much their seats until the very end. four and a half hours long. wrapping up just before 1:00 a.m. but ending in disbelief and disappointment. yes, much of the focus was on that debacle avenue fifth inning after pitcher max scherzer took the mound. final score nine to eight chicago cubs advance to the nl cram championship series. congratulation, mo. d.c. museum of african-american history and culture meanwhile being honored forever the us postal service this morning unveiled a new forever stamp depicting the museum which just celebrated its first anniversary. the stamp shows the northwest corner of the building and its unique architecture which has now become a lasting staple on the national mall. and are we no l

company that owns 62 malls in more than half the country will close for thanksgiving. it also closed last year. the malls will reopen at 6:00 a.m. on black friday and the reason is the ceo wants to give workers time with their families. hello. how nice. and says after closing last year, they received positive feedback from customers. >> chop clap. >> yes. i commend them, too. finally, avocado fans, now have a skinny option. yes ay. spanish fruit corralled l rolled out a new new product called avocado light. they say it has 30% less fat than the traditional avocado but not all health experts are board with this. many nutritionists say the diet fruit cuts out healthy fat and compared it to eating vitamin free vegetables. >> nobody wants that. >> so how does -- how is this a lighter avocado? >> to me it comes down to taste. >> it means genetically mod modified. rush no parts of it. my thoughts. >> one avocado kill you. >> that's what i'm saying. unle

single meal of every day. >> put guacamole lord knows what in there any way. >> go back to the story about the shopping on thanksgiving. >> yeah. >> to me it's a good idea to not open the store on that day but it's also part of a ploy to create another frenzy to me. i see behind the headlines. >> on friday. create a frenzy the next day. all of a sudden the store is not open today. then the next day we got to get to it. >> a lot of conspiracy theories this one i'm on board with. >> it's creating a frenzy. >> it's frenzy but i think the people who participate in the frenzy each year like to do it. to get those deals. >> i do. >> i can't lie, i do. >> here's the thing since we started doing the thursday day before black friday shopping have you gone out shopping on thanksgiving afternoon. >> yes, i have. >> or evening. >> thanksgiving day. >> years ago i did the 2:00 a.m. at tysons corner mall bit. never doing it again. >> that's friday morning though. >> no, that was after dinner and then they opened the doors at like 10:00 and then you go and you shop. it's weird seeing tysons pack at

it's so weird. but people were out there shopping. the lines are long. you can really try anything on because the lines are too long. >> i liked employees get the day off for the holiday. >> me too. >> at least one day. >> thanksgiving is family based holiday. >> it is. >> yeah a lot of people are torn. they can't take the day off but they want -- >> reserve some thing. thank you to all the people doing it preserving thanksgiving for their employees. we commend you. >> during our summer sip trips we honor hometown hero and now as we celebrate our college tours, we're giving out a special shout out to a campus who are row. so let's zen it back out to allison and holly at howard university home of the bison. good morning to you. >> good morning, wisdom. yes, we are here with our campus hero today. she is doctor muhammed. she is an assistant professor in the department of social ology and criminology, and very influential in service projects and programs that help the community. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us why it's important

>> really important with the reality of things that are going on in the world. there's just not enough people to really help in all of the different avenues and areas that we need and here at howard we pride ourselves in truth and service and so it's a very important component for students before they even start classes to begin to understand the concept of service and owing able to be the first responder when issues are happening within their own families, communities and across the world. >> you know what i love, the motto for howard is truth and service. i love the fact that you're letting kids know that it's not just a saying, it's an act. >> it is. it's something that you need to take, and you have been integral what's called the inside out exchange program. explain a little bit about that. >> the inside out model initiated at temple university by a woman by the name of laura pom upon an idea where you go into correctional facilities and you teach a class. it's not about research. it's not about finding out and picking what's going on

really looking at mass incarceration from both sides and humanizing individuals to be able to understand different perspectives in order to see how you could actually work together to make this world a better place. here at howard, we've had more than eight classes that have gone into the federal bureau of prisons, um, into the dc jail and also into the juvenile detention facility where half of the students are incarcerated and the other half are metriculated at the university. and we talk about the issues and concerns where children of ins cars rated parents are affected, communities are affected, how do we reduce recidivism together without looking a other individuals or ostracizing them it's a unique model and it has tremendous effect on the students. >> what do the students get out of your programs and specifically this program? >> the students really get to understand and learn what they want to do and what role they want to play. in life we're giving a lot of class

excellence which is very important but that piece about being applied and putting it into policy and being able to own it for yourself, not because of what major dictates but because you feel it in your heart and soul. >> i have to ask one question. how war has always, always been on the front end of activism and how important is that still today. >> very very important. i mean these are the voices of the unheard. and howard university students are leading initiatives as the next generation of millennials who are taking a stance and actually going out and helping social ills and helping humanity through truth, justice, humanity and peace. >> so you don't have to listen to muhammed very long to understand why she's our campus hero. so with that i'll queue my lovely assistant come on over here scott. thank you. and with that we are going to give this to you, because you are a hero in every sense o

>> and you surely are doing howard proud and every student that walks into your classroom who actually thinks she's also a student because she's so young and hip look looking is lucky te you as professor. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> back on in to you guys. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> mazing. >> wow. okay. impressed. dr. muhammed. >> good stuff. okay. 10:10. star-studded grand opening celebration at dc's new wharf neighborhood yesterday and holly was right in the middle of that, too along with the bacon brothers. her exclusive interview coming up a little later. >> first erin had chance to sit down with shall we say a tank less scott disick as he helped to celebrate the sugar factory. chris' words. that was not his only stop on his visit to d.c. erin will join us live with the details coming up. oh, disick. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ exactly. >> it's tepp 13:00. keeping up with the kardashianings we know it's tough to do and this time it involved a trip around the neighborhood to arlington. erin como was up for the check. she got to catch up with courtney' ex-husband scott. i feel like it's -- if you ever saw the movie best in show there's line the older couple

for hours. i felt like that's probably the way you fill. vick talk or not talked with him the and tire time. >> you know it was an inte interesting interview. i'll tell you that much. steve, he wasn't so much of up for the small talk of the didn't want to dish about his personality life reality star scott diss kick was in town to open a sure garr factory in. he has a private tour of the white house with his kids while he's in town but last night when we caught up with him he still was keeping it a surprise. listen to this. >> i saw you were here with your kids in d.c. is a very rich history. >> surprising. that was great to see you having family time on your visit. are you going to get to explore d.c. at all? >> yes. >> what are you guys going to check out. >> i don't ■really want togive it away or let hem overhear we're going to try to get to the tourist type thing and see a bunch of thing. i mean i've been here like i remember think when i was in junior high school or high school like one of those trips because i lived in new york. i'll t

the things i saw when i was >> the clean, the toothbrush. >> dude, i can use that. >> so you were upset that -- >> so i can see why he wouldn't want to, you know, ruin the surprise for his kids. that's a clip from keeping up with the kardashians there but he was not talking about those rumors about his personal life but it is nice to see him enjoying some time being a dad. we caught up with the potential of his getting his own reality show. >> listen i'm fan of keeping up with the kardashians. there's lot of spin off shows. do you think we're going to see a scott spin off reality show. >> probably not. it's fine the way it is. like, you know, if it's not broke, don't fix it. i don't know that i would want something all about myself. >> i respect that. just curious. everyone wants to know. we feature i was lot in our celebrity dish a lot of people feel like they know from the shows. >> right. >> are there any facts about you that you think people would be surprised to learn? >> probably don't have enough time for that. but yeah i'm sure there's lot of things people don't see that they maybe

i'm not. but there's lot more to life than what people obviously see. but still reality show you do see lot. >> for sure. what's your favorite song, for example. >> my what? >> favorite song. >> return of the mack. >> yeah favorite food? >> japanese. >> good stuff. all right. and projects. we know you're a tv personality. we know you're an entrepreneur. tell us bow some of the exciting things you're working on. >> i'm buying and selling residential property and things like that and real estate. >> that's good to hear. anything else people should be looking forward coming up from you. >> no. >> okay. >> that's it. >> looking forward to having a good time tonight? >> oh yes, i'm going nuts. >> going to go nuts at the sugar factory. >> yes. >> thank you so much for talking with us. appreciate roar time. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. >> you saw your face when you turned away from. someone should have stuffed a bunch of candy in miss mouth to make him shut up.

>> i'm shock he likes return of the mack. >> he thinks he's a knack. >> it's not bad song. since his kids were there and with him -- >> how far away were they. >> they were close. they walk in with him. they could hear you talking. couldn't divulge anything because the kids were right there. >> i wanted to ask so many questions about his girlfriend sophia ritchie. what's going on with the ex courtney. >> he was relaxed and subdued than all antics you see on keeping up witness kardashian. if you look at my instagram page i'm holding the microphone and he was staning up there. he was being lord disick. >> i'm not impressed. >> if you're going to do press junket talk. talk. otherwise don't waste our time. >> i wonder what the sugar -- how he was selected to make an appearance shot sugar factory. he's not sweet. >> erin you deserve a medal for that. >> i wanted to keep it pleasant and nice. i was hoping we would get more out of him if we weren't talking about personal live about other

topics. >> you were good. >> excellent job, erin, trying to get something out of him. >> thank you. second of all i don't like the body language when the person you're talking to turns away from you. when he turned away from erin he check out. >> what do you mean? >> we would never put maureen in the corner because she rooted for the cubs instead of the nationals. >> i used to have big crush on him when i watched the show. >> and now. >> we'll talk later. chris wants to see you in the control room. >> wisdom, if he's not going to talk to us about celebrity dish why don't we just talk about him. >> let's do that. and first, let's bring in paul war don. >> someone always ready to talk trash. >> i don't want to talk about it. >> don't put your back to me either because that's just rude. >> how you doing. >> i'm good. >> first of all did ya'll see kara when she did that inter 52 you good we don't like her either. >> remember she was like i'm so -- >> err and a.nn hathaway they're on the hit list

>> what's wrong with these people. >> what else is there if not their personal life. >> you smell good. >> thank you maureen. >> delicious. >> how you doing yes. >> what are we talking about today, kids. >> let's start with this. [ laughter ] >> wow! >> okay. then. here we go. you know a slap to the face in soap app per rase is a standard move on the red carpet in real life, that's a different story. mexican soap star eduardo yanez slapped a union any vision reporter in la when he asked a question about his estranged s son. his son recently set up gofundme campaign -- isn't that violent. almost like a punch slap. >> that's criminal. >> he set up this gofundme campaign to help rim recover from really bad car accident his injuries and the reporter asked him about the son, setting up gofundme page and this all went down. the actor later issued an apology but i mean the damage is done, and there's no excuse for that. now the journalist says, okay, look i'm only asking because the fans want to know. he

>> can i just say he does not look like claude john vandame. >> he look like him and acted like him. this is the thing we always see celebrities getting into scuffles with the paparazzi but usually the celebrity is on their own time. they're being chased by the paparazzi. this guy was on a red carp. >> you don't behave that way. >> he was there for an interview, and real life is not a -- you can go around slapping folks. >> paul, others might say the journalist crossed the line because -- >> there's -- the journalist did his job by asking a question. he didn't ask to get slap in the face f i'm that journalist cress charges and have him lock up. >> even if he crossed the leap -- there is no line. you're paid to ask questions. >> exactly. the other other journalist that crossed the leap when will smith was on the red carpet. >> tried to kiss him. >> that's a different conversation. >> gave limb a tap on the face. >> even if the journalist was pressing too much for the person, you just walk away at that point. >> we're to the going address this issue. that's personal. i'm walking away. >> you know what you do, do a

scott did he say sick on him. [ laughter ] >> walk away. >> i'm not saying anything else. >> two celebs battling health issue. health magazine reports the pop super star is getting stronger every day. she postponed the european leg of her tour due to severe pain talking about lady gaga. source tells her magazine her struggle with fibromyalgia has been horrible. she set to come to d.c. later notify. we wish her well. it's so sad to see her in this state. 5 million people have this disease she has really become a representation and roll model for people to look up to as she struggles through. >> i have friend that has fibromyalgia it's debilitating joint pain it makes your muscle tender. anybody that has seen her perform these a cross between pink, because she does all the acrobatics and she dances and she sing she's all over the place. you know, maybe not good for her fans but great for her because she needs a little time off. >> i didn't see the documentary i heard it was phenomenal

>> i heard that, too. >> wishing her the best and the show in november coming up right around the corner in d.c. good let's talk about somebody else dealing with an issue right now. tmz says that tamar braxton rushed to the emergency room on wednesday night after suffering a severe reaction to flu medicine. earlier this week the singer was prescribed prednisone a steroid for her throat after seeing a specialist in new york for flu-like symptoms. by the time she returned to los angeles, the 40-year-old's body was severely swollen due do reaction to those meds. she's expected to be in the hospital for the next few days until she makes a full recovery. so we wish her the best as well. >> you remember back in 2015 she was on dancing with the stars. >> um-hmm. >> you remember that. >> and she had to drop out. >> absolutely. >> started flu-like symptoms and then it turn out she had blood clots in her lungs. actually she said she almost died. >> she toll us when she came to the loft. >> a big thing she's like god not again. hopefully she'll -- she got new album coming out. after her perform man on the bet awards she's hot again. >> yeah. >> tamar tracks ton, lady gaga

we're rooting for both of you. 10:22. kevin coming back to share his best bets at the weekend box office. >> subdued dish today. we'll liven it up a perfect weekend on the way. mike thomas will have all the details for us coming up next. 10:23 now. ♪ ♪♪ your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs. it's your last chance to get 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 verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. hurry and switch now, this offer ends november 4th. go to getfios.com

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this is the l'efant plaza metro issues right now. you can see fire and ems crews responding there. apparently, a person jumped in front of a train this morning on the l'efant plaza. service on the blue and orange line suspend. bus service has been established between those affected stations. you can still use the green and yellow lines at l'efant plaza but blue and orange lines metro s service suspended in both directions after a person apparently jumped in front of the metro train at will he plant faze every plaza. >> mike thomas is with us today. it looks like today is the day we have to deal with and get passed. >> it will be a little better than yesterday. each day here we're getting thing better. by tomorrow we'll start with clouds, if you're up early enough maybe a little bit of drizzle, but by the afternoon i think we break out with a little bit of sun. it's ban few days. let's get to it. start you off and your headline patchy drizzle you see the live look outside

suitable after what the nats did aft last unfortunately. temperature 63 degrees right now in washington. they won't move too far. slow and steady rise to skate degrees. look off to the far northwest. thirty four in casper. into in great falls. 44 in seattle that cool air is coming our way next monday. so that's going to be real taste of fall. monday, tuesday, by tuesday morning morning lows in the 30s and 40. >> what? >> yes. yes. real chill coming our way. satellite/radar sun sup you can see just how thick the clouds are around the region. go out to west virginia before you get into the sunshine. hang in there. it will be here tomorrow. again quick looking future cast all that patchy drizzle through on the the afternoon and into first part of tomorrow. but then watch tomorrow afternoon there we go sunshine breaking out we're looking forward that. here's the seven day. 68 today. 78 tomorrow. you going to the redskins game on sunday? going to be hot. >> mike, i know i only got three hours sleep because of the nats game i swear i thought i heard you say temperatures in the 30s next week. >> for morning lows. just in the

>> um-um. >> fall chill. sweatshirt weather. >> thanks michael. 10:27. back over to you guys on the couch. >> about as cold as i like it just for the record. >> this is it. no more than this. that's the limb. that's the cut off. everything else is wining weather -- whining weather. >> pre pair to whine. 10:28 is the time. foofighters weren't the only big named band rocking the wharf yetter. coming up hollies exclusive with the bacon brothers. >> we're getting a local tal leapt showcase when we head out to howard university. right now it's 10:28. real be right back. back.

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♪ all right. foofighters weren't the only big named band marking the grand opening of the wharf yesterday. the bacon brothers also on hand for a special kick off concert. >> i caught a couple of their song. they sounded great. hold hal a chance to go down and hang out with them in the afternoon. good morning. >> i'm standing here at howard. it's been around for 150 years and talking about something that just opened in our great city. the wharf. and so, yes, they had a big official grand opening yesterday the bacon brothers were set to play to open it. so we went down there. they only agreed to talk to one station, it was us. we caught up with them after they warmed up but what i

learned it wasn't just about the brothers. when it came to the wharf, it rule truly is a bacon family affair. >> i don't know it's funny, you know, we have little pockets of, um, the world where we have a few fans, you know, and, um, this is just one them. i don't really know why it ended up being that way but we have played pretty much every year at least four, five, six nights and it's always does really well and we just have a good time playing down here. >> how many dates do you play a year? >> it usually averages to about 40 or 50. >> that's a lot. >> it is. eighths lot. >> that's non-stop. >> yeah. >> you have maybe a few other side gigs going on at the same time. >> yeah. >> that keeps you bizzy. it's so funny i was just talking with him and i ran into -- two of your sisters are here. your whole family i asked them if they came in to hear you guys play we came in for opening of the wharf but they also were telling me you guys actually

together as siblings four or five times a year. >> we were together this summer and thanksgiving is always at our apartment in new york and, yeah, we're a close family. i mean, considering there's six of us and that we all can't stand each the we're pretty close. >> it's funny you say that, because you guys obviously work together a lot, and one of things they say the toughest is working with family. how do you make it work? you guys been playing together for like two decades? good we're in the sure exactly. i think one of the things we respect each other and each other's music and as kevin said we're very close family, and our oldest sister eleanor was actually a big part of the development of this -- of the wharf here. and she was one of the original partners and she was -- had her name mentioned many times today at the ceremony. so we're incredibly proud of her and when one person in our family does something amazing leak this we get together and support. that's the way we run. >> for you. tell me one thing about kevin people wouldn't know? >> a lot of people are skeptical

would be that good a musician but he's a fantastic song writer, and he's really one of my favorite song writers. in a band with him if i didn't feel that way. i think that's the thing and probably people there's no way he could be that good. so it's part of our torch we carry, you know a lost people come in to see movie star and they go wow this guy can actually sink and play and wright song. >> okay. taft love fest come on tell me something about your brother. >> well obviously he's a great music. but i'll tell you something you don't know that is that not only is a boat lover so like he's surrounded by boats right now as you can see so he's in absolute heaven. >> yes, owe am. >> he doesn't really even hear your questions. if yeah good because he's thinking about the boats that are behind him. [ laughter ] >> he actually started making his own boats when he was probably, what, eight years old? >> made his first boat when i was eight. i'm not talking about a little boat. i'm talking about boat you can drive in. >> so i just had a vision that you shall get a slip here and get aoa

know, maybe take up some pa part-time residency here in the district. >> my wife and i were talking about that just this morning. so let's see if we can make it happen. >> all right. if do you make it happen you have to promise at some point you'll come into the loft which is our studio where we do our show and play at least chat with us live maybe even play a song. >> that would be great next time we're that town. love to do. >> i just want to make sure you'd love to play. >> we'll come in and play. >> absolutely. >> no one ever asked you. >> i just asked and i got it on tape which is even better. right. you actually paid the dj nought not play foot loose. >> that's true. >> by? >> i'll tell you why. i love -- i'm so, you know, happy that i had the movie. loved the song. loved kenny log begin. so proud to have been in it. the wedding is about the bride and the groom. it's not about me getting up and dancing to foot loose. that's why. >> but it would make it so memorable for that couple's wedding but i get it. >> it would make it very unmemorable for me. >> i get it. listen, we lov

are here in the city and we're so glad that you're taking your time and helping us kick this off. do you have favorite movie your brothers? >> i like them all. [ laughter ] >> you know what, you could live in d.c. that was perfect political answer. politician in the making. right. >> rubbing off on me all right. >> i so enjoyed them, and but what i really enjoyed most was just watching them enjoy their family. they were there and who knew they were such a strong connect it made sense, his sister helps develop it. she gets the big act to come n. >> we win. >> i look performing to us winning when they come and perform in the loft. meanwhile we're totally winning here at howard university. no shortage of talent here at this university. >> behind us the howard university step team. this the first non greek affiliated step team on a black university and campus. they're performing for us you have the step team, you have fine arts, gospel choir it's all

the regular choir. >> off list of stars. >> i do. >> because we'll talk to fine arts. look blackish anthony anderson went to howard. taraji empire went to howard felicia rashad, debbie allen. isaia washington went to how w war. lance gross the list goes on and on. len witness feel one of my favorites they are star makers here at howard. >> you'll you'll see the diversity in the arts program. we have amazing step team. now we're going to head on over we're going to talk with mr. ruffin eric ruffin an assistant professor and a director of in the red and brown water which is a show that's coming up october 31st. >> absolutely. it's in the red and brown water. it's written by the playwright who wrote oscar winning moonlight. he we open objection 31 the cast is comprised of students in the theater arts department but students from outside the theater arts department. >> you'll show a little t

we want to see as much as we can in the time we have together. so tell us what we will see today. >> so oya who's character the name is derived from the europa religion much these students are all the manifestations of all the dee 88 tease and this opening procession we do in the show gives praise to oya. good can we start it seen our fine artists at work and continue to talk to you as we do. >> we'd love to. >> let's start the music. we want to you see this amazing performance they prepared live for us this morning. >> as we do, talk about the quality of fine arts program here at how war. >> well, we've been the howard players began in 1919 howard players will ultimately be 100 years old in about two years, and that student organization made it possible for the department to even exist in the 1950s they went to scandinavia

those productions ultimately made the university say we need to codify this and create a theater arts department and since that time we've had graduates from osi davis to fell leisha rashad, debbie allen, taraji p. henson, chadwick boseman, tracy toms, the list goes on and on. we're very proud of our alum and we invest a lot in our students and the training here. >> when you speak to the historical aspect and the being on hvuc campus turning 150 years old tell us about that special place as far as theater goes and the arts go and the product that you turn out here at how war. >> well i think one of the things that our students benefit from when they spend four years just steeped in culture that affirms them an environment that affirms them when they move out into the industry, they don't feel that they have to compromise who they are in order t work if they're not fining work in the industry they'll create work for themselves and they get to speak with integrity about people that look

here and abroad. i think, i always tell me students on the first day, she or she who controls the images projected to the masses control their self-esteem. >> amen. >> there you go. >> amen. >> all right. you can see the leadership is strong here in all departments at howard university. but of course it always starts at the top and so we're going to talk with the president of the university before the end of this hour. >> yes, we are. >> how amazing is good day win five minutes we can hear from the bacon brothers, see a little stepping, see a dramatic art performance. >> just how we roll here. back to you guys. >> it is how we do. >> thank you very much, ladies. and gentleman. 10:40 is the time. friday it means it's time to check what's new at the box office and worth your hard earned money. kevin mccarthy is back with his reviews that's coming up next. ♪ ♪♪

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y2i1vy y16fy ♪ hello kevin. >> i like this song lot. >> do you? >> you like it a lot? >> don't you? >> ew. it's not gangsta enough for me. kevin is here to talk were you what's happening at the box office. >> it makes me happy. >> it does. >> i don't know why. i don't know what it's about. i like the hook to it though. >> okay. that's good. >> mack lamar. >> is that who that is. >> and schuyler something. >> i have no idea. >> let's talk about what you do know about movies. >> good to see you. >> good to see as well. >> three films opening tay

theaters including marshall as well as -- i'm sorry the foreigner and professor mars ton and the went women a lot of films opening up. >> which one should we go see. marshall i think is the one made me crowd pleaser of the weekend really interesting film. chadwick boseman played three real life -- mull pell characters over the years he played jackie robinson in 42. he was james brown now he's playing thurgood marshall the first african-american supreme court justice many years prior he takes on case with sam friedman played by josh gad you see sterling k brown sitting there he is from this is us accused of rape by kate hudson's character, and mr. marshall from the naacp comes in to help defend him during the case. it's a phenomenal film from an acting standpoint boseman does a great job in this role. i think he really commands such an incredible presence on sc screen. a confidence almost like a super hero. thurgood marshall really was

super hero. >> yeah. >> everything he did the way he move, the way he acted, and i think the movie kind of encompass that is element of it, and boseman just really nails the roll and the movie just kind of makes you feel good. the courtroom drama sequences are incredible. every time you're in the courtroom, it feels like you're watching an action scene because the dialogue is boom, boom, boom, boom. josh gad does a great job as well i gave a four out five. worth seeing. great story. good history lesson as well. >> absolutely. >> worth seeing and howard university chadwick went there also thurgood marshall went to howard university. >> awesome. >> cool connection for him. yeah. learn about before he got on the supreme court. >> exactly. >> a lot of history there. >> kind of cool. moving on now the foreigner with jackie chan. i'm sure you liked jackie chan growing up. >> pretty simple. >> the rush hour films. >> he's whooping tale in the past. >> the cool thing about the past he did all of his own stunts. >> right. >> all those crazy jumping out of building stunts.

>> here's a man in his 60s his daughter is killed by a terrorist bomb blast in london. directed by gentleman named martin campbell who also did casino royale. edge darkness as well as golden eye. pierce brosnan is in the movie as well it's a action movie but but a great drama. jackie chan taking on different kind of roll here. this is very serious film. generally with an r rated action movie you always get like a goofy story line so the actor can have an action sequence. >> that's not in this one. >> they gave it good story. i mean the whole concept of what's going on, the way the bombing happened, the people that are happening behind the bombing, i thought pierce brosnan was great, the story makes sense. the emotional arc of jackie chan's character actually works. i was just surprised. i thought it was going to go and watch a dumb action movie and it actually work. i gave 84 out of five. chan does great job they treat his character like he's in his 60s though. >> really. was jackie chan still whipping

tale. >> he's still whipping tale they don't make it unreece tick. he's not 25-year-old flipping around and like doing the action stunts he did. >> okay. >> in the police story years ago, he did a stunt where he jumped from building to building. you won't see him do that any more because he can't. >> okay. gotcha. no rush hour three type stuff. >> he's still awesome in the movie. action scenes are a mazing. >> all right. what else? >> next up is the movie the professor marston and the wouldn't women we stuff this yesterday. >> the origins of wonder woman. >> exactly which is shocking. high no idea erotic story behind the wonder woman franchise, but originally it was psychologist named professor marston married to rebecca hall's character. they have a third girl, a third person in their relationship polly am muss relationship and the two women were actually the basis for what wonder woman became in the original comic book it was very violent, there was s and m involve. kind of became very controversial. this is how wonder woman actually started before the wonder woman that we actually know today existed i gave i

better than the movie. >> the story better than the movie. >> i still liked it. great performance ups luke ev evans, bella heath coat and rebecca hall. i would marshall if you want a good crowd pleaser, foreigner if you're a big jackie chan which i am and blade runner 2049 the best movie out right now. >> thank you kevin good thanks wis. >> go good to see you. good to see you buddy. >> back over to annie and the lady and gentleman on the couch just your colleague. >> annie and the rest of you two over there. >> wisdom, you know. >> i know. >> time now 10:48. coming up saving the best for last. we'll head back to howard university for sneak peek at the annual homecoming celebration with the university president. don't go anywhere. back after this. ♪ ♪♪

>> howard homecoming big big deal it's happening next weekend a lot of celebrities coming to town for this. they do it big. let's head out to allison and holly now to fine out exactly what a i

hello, ladies. >> hello to you, annie. you know what possibly we have saved the best for last as we are sitting here with dr. wayne frederick he is the president of this beautiful university. thanks for being here. thanks for having us here today. >> oh, you're welcome and thanks for having me. >> you are yours an alum. you have an incredible story. we don't have the time to talk about it. you came here as an undergraduate at how old. >> 16. got in to medical school at 22 and it was a great place to go to school. >> so you really love your school. >> absolutely. >> yes. you have a scholar, a surgeon a research cher who's at the helm here. you're the 17th president of this very st storied university that is now celebrating 150 years of excellence. and that's a lot. that's a lot of pressure and a lot of weight to carry on your shoulder to continue that path. >> sure. no absolutely but i'm carrying it with the best students in the country, the best faculty and certainly with the best hun in the in terms of the

alums. it certainly is large burden to shoulder but i'm shoulders way lot of excellence around me. >> i love the theme for the always now. can you elaborate a little more thon. >> we take that from a james baldwin which ends with the time is always now. making a point the things we must do to make the changes we want that the time to do it is now. i till tell students all the time they come here not to get a degree but to get an education and that education comes a life were if they go out and change the world around them and the time to do is always now. >> what's the message for the incoming freshmen. >> incoming freshmen are very special group. we have 2200 them the largest class ever. average gpa3.52 average sat score 1200. they're absolutely fantastic. as you walk i was round campus and interact with them they're

faux cuff. we're going to make sure our program who we bring to campus really engages them in the world next week for homecoming it will their first homecoming. >> it's an experience. >> i remember my first homecoming. it's quite an experience and we'll make it such as fun as it always should be. they'll see lots of stuff on the yard for yard fest but we have a couple of news thing. we're going to have alum talking about contemporary cop topics. we think is important to really make sure that we can engage alum. we have open houses in all the schools and colleges as well. >> you have the parade again. >> we have the parade again. we have the alumni fashion show again as well on sunday. lots of stuff. >> right now, you talked about the freshman class coming in and they're perhaps the best class you've ever had, right? >> it's very competitive to get in college now a days. it's also very competitive to get funding for college these days. how do you go about, um, making all of that happen? >> so you're absolutely right. it is a c

for us as a private institution attracting the citizens we are attracting because you have a high academic achieving student coming from circumstance where their economics aren't the best. what we've been trying to do is make sure we give need based aid we really been pushing for students and their parents to fill out their fafsa financial aid forms early, the obama administration moved that deadline up so it's closer and more closely aligned with the early decision application and so we're using that to really leverage. we're encouraging donors to support student scholarships because of what our students are doing and trying to discourage students of taking out too many loans unnecessarily. we're really try to give more institutional grants and aid as well and that has been working very well. >> how is the endowment for howard? >> the end do you mean is actually the largest amount we received about $730 million. >> is that a true number. >> that is absolutely true number. [ laughter ] >> the other hu is a little smaller but that's okay. >> but t

perspective the largest end do you mean in the country is at her satisfied almost 30 billion. >> it shows you why we need to be really in the business of raising funds and getting support. >> well, we wish you another 150 years and beyond of success. >> i want to bring tucker in. this has been amazing morning and they've been so welcoming here at how war. in fact let's just show you how welcoming they've been. you ready. >> i'm ready. >> we want to thank you for having us. >> what? >> campus security? [ laughter ] >> and allison is now officially been kicked off of howard's cap pus. but listen it's been amazing. you guys have been so welcoming. we feel like honoraria lump our self. >> good to have you. >> beautiful campus. great students. >> thanks very much for coming by. >> yes, all right. another successful college tour we'll bail allison out of the campus jail. we'll make sure she gets back

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