a maryland high school on high alert the scare prompted by social media threats over the weekend. we'll have live report. terror in tampa. police on the hunt for a possible serial killer after three random murders in just a matter of days. i think this is going to be this administration's benghazi. >> still more questions than answers after that deadly attack in niger and the controversy over the commander in chief's phone call to soldier's widow is not over yet and that's just one of the big issue the white house is dealing with this morning. we'll have details in the morning briefing. excuse me, sir, do you have the time? i was going to ask you, sir, if you had the time? i do have the time. >> do you have time? >> i do have

>> you do half time. >> you do half time. >> i do half time. >> you're doing half time at the super bowl. >> you do half time. >> later, bringing sexy back to the super bowl. justin timberlake rush to the big game for the first time since that infamous wardrobe malfunction performance with janet jackson. what he says fans can expect and how he could compare to the ones by lady gaga, katie perry and beyonce'. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >> excuse me, sir, are you having a good day. [ laughter ] >> a good day? welcome to good day. >> it is monday, it's objection 23rd, straight up 9:00 o 9:00 o'clock. lad you're with us this morning. >> ♪ >> also ahead this morning speaking of other funny men david letterman honored and roasted during a special event right here in d.c. we'll have some of the highlights from the mark twain prize red carpet. >> very cool to have him and all the other celebs guests in town

and his beard as well. his beard came with him. >> beard had its own chair. >> exactly. >> its own tick for sure. >> before we get to all of we want to talk about weather we starred the day in fog basically. thick fog what we're talking about. we could end up with some rain and some showers as well. tucker barnes joins us now with the details in that. tuck, good morning. >> wisdom, good morning. all right. here's the deal. fog will burn off shortly and rain will hold off until tonight. both in the forecast and been in the forecast and in some cases visibles still pretty low here at this hour. quarter mile or less in some spots. >> there's your headline needed rain. >> we really need the rain a you believe dry couple of months. >> it looks like we could pick up a half inch upwards to an inch of rain later this evening evening much this map is showing you the current visibilities. fog has been an issue for the most part things are improving in the immediate washington area. you get a little bit outside the beltway you get down towards fredericksburg and culpeper you can seat visibility still quarter mile in some cases now . the fog will be

but replaced with mostly cloudy conditions today. we're not going to get the bright sunshine we got most of yesterday we'll be mild this afternoon. 64 at reagan national. 62 dulles. baltimore 64 degrees. expect highs in the low to mid 70s. rain showers on the way, and could be locally heavy tonight. maybe even a rumble of thunder as it moves through but the measurable rain should hold off until i'd say ten, 11:00 o'clock maybe midnight, 1:00 o'clock in the morning as that cold front starts to come through and then we'll get cooler air mind it midweek temperatures will be cooler than today. enjoy this warm temperatures. 75 this afternoon of the mostly cloudy. whatever we get will be very light. measurable rain will hold off until overnight tonight early tomorrow morning. >> all right. i'll wrap that up, guys. toss it back to you. >> all right. tucker, thanks very much. appreciate it. the big story here at nine. a high school in maryland is on high alert this morning. after several threatening pictures surfaced on social media. the images indicate that someone could be plo

shooting for today and some parents want to keep their kids home. fox5's bob barnard is live at green belt at rows vessel high school with the latest. bob? >> reporter: allison, as promised, police are displaying a show of force here this morning outside the school. this is the main entrance here to eleanor roosevelt high school in green belt. you'll see just up the hill here you've got both green belt police and prince george's county police parked here with their lights flashing they've been here about 45 minutes or so. classes started 8:40 this morning. the question is are students staying home today because of the online threat? we want to show was was posted on snap c chat. these are screen shots from two images here. one of them saying "don't go to school on monday" the other saying "think i'm kidding?" with them are photos of assault rifles. no mention of eleanor roosevelt high school but these images were shared among and target

toward rows vessel high school students. now, we can show you earlier the police were actually patrolling the parking lots here with their lights flashing this is green belt police cruiser. we've seen a couple of prince george's county silver and blue cruisers go around the other side of the school here, um, we have spoken to parents and students this morning. here now two reactions that we've gotten so far. >> i was made aware of it, but i didn't really think too much about it, 'cause, um, i really don't know. i didn't think too much about it at all. >> reporter: you think it's more of a prank or joke or something. >> that's what i thought it was. >> reporter: what do your friends think. >> i don't really know. i haven't talk them about it yet. >> reporter: your parents were okay with you going to school. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think of something like this. >> it doesn't faze me. it doesn't seem like legitimate thing that would happen. >> i'm not the type of parent would hear a warning, be cautious. tomorrow is not promised. >> reporter: even if this is a kid making a joke,

not serious. >> this is a zero yes of fence either way. you know a kid even having that much artillery for no reason. you're not at war. you're in america the land of the free so there's in no reason why you should be coming to school with guns. >> reporter: even a person grabbed that photon line somehow and put the words on it. >> no. still. you know that's still -- you don't scare parents like that, you know, still even not just, you know, other people's parents, your parents. >> reporter: the parents of the student involved here now. as you see, police are here again this morning. now my colleague evan lambert reported op this story last night, and he says, he was in touch with the person he believes sent out those photos on snap chat, and that person told evan that this was a joke. he was just kidding. but as you see, police and the school system are taking this seriously. still debate right now whether to cancel after school activities. that decision has not been made. classes are going on. we're not sure how many parents

today here at eleanor rows vessel as you see a lot of police presence just in case. guys? >> bob barnard roaring. thank you bob. 90:00 is the time. we're following developing news out of alexandria, virginia. two people are dead and a third is fighting for think live after a triple shooting at a park last night. how now it happened in all veterans park along north picket street. fox5's anjali hemphill is live in alexandria with the late latest. anjali? >> reporter: good morning, wisdom. police have still not released many -- much information about the shooting that happened here last night at all veterans park. this is off north hick street in alexandria. however, neighbors tell me that the shooting happened right around that picnic table you see way down there along the walking trail there. neighbors also tell me they heard a suck suggestion of gunshots then a pause and then possibly some more gunshots after that. take look at our video last night of the huge police presence that showed up here to the scene. this was

9:00 o'clock last night. and at first officers were searching the area on foot. they also had their chopper in the air but it was later that night police said that the three people that were shot here in all veterans park were the only ones involved the incident is confined to the park and there's no danger to the community. again, two people are dead. one is in the hospital last we heard with serious injuries. police are not releasing the victim's names or ages and they have not released a motive in this shooting. however, a neighbor did tell fox5 last night they believe the shooting may have been domestic in nature. our cameras did capture an emotional scene out here as possible family members of the victims showed up here to speak to police. we also got some reaction from people who live around here. take a listen. >> it's shocking actually. i mean it's a safe neighborhood, um, so stuff like that doesn't happen around here. >>

arrested anybody in the shooting, however they also say they are not currently looking for any suspects as they say the three people that were shot here last night were the only ones involved in this shooting much that's the latest here at alexandria. anjali hemphill fox5 local news. >> hasn't hallie, thank you. want to check the morning briefing right now. the president set to announce a national economy to battle the growing opioid crisis in the united states it could come as today. last week the president said the announcement would come this week sometime. the cdc says the epidemic claims 91 lives every day. let's turn to halt health care. lawmakers have reached a deal but feel the president will not sign off the plan. the president cut off health care subsidies earlier this month but the bipartisan plan restores those payments to insurance companies. they're worried about premiums rising in the payments are not restore. the president flip flopped on supporting the subsidies. mc money could be connell says he's waiting f

to proceed. in the meantime house republicans are set to vote on major tax overhaul this week and this come after the senate passed $4 billion budget proposal on fry. president trump warn if the house does not follow suit it will be failure for the gop. analysts say the white house is simply looking for a legislative win and they are willing to negotiate as long as the final bill helps the middle class. the administration says the tax plan promises the highest tax cuts in american history. back over to you guys on the couch. >> all right. thank you much, steve. at the same time the investigation continues into the death of 4us service members killed in niger earlier this month and so did the back and forth between the commander in chief and a congresswoman over that phone call to military widow. >> mourners gathered in south florida on saturday to say goodbye to sergeant la david johnson. johnson along with staff sergeants brian black, jeremiah johnson and dustin wright were killed in an ambush attack earlier this month in niger by militants linked to isis.

body was found almost a mile from the ambush site. or how he became separated from the other fallen soldiers. >> this is an extremely unstable region. a lot of weapons that came out of libya are going down into this region. they're being used by al-qaida and isis affiliated groups. >> u.s. currently has a thousand troops in the region to support french led mission to disrupt and destroy terror groups that news left some including senate majority leader chuck schumer surprised. >> we are in brave new world. there are no set battle plans. you don't declare war and fight three weeks later. but having said that, the constitution says congress has the power to declare war and if you're in long-term war congress ought to keep thattable. >> president trump and congresswoman frederica wilson continue to change bars over his condolence phone call to johnson's widow. the tweed president tweeting wacky congresswoman wilson is the gift that on giving for the republican party a disaster for dems. you watch her

vote r. florida congresswoman frederica wilson responding. >> i think this is going to be this administration's benghazi. this is going to be trump's ben gaza. trump's niger. and they need to concentrate on what happened and what is happening. >> johnson is surveillance by his pregnant wife and two small children. he was just 25 years old. >> the widow of sergeant johnson spoke out for the first time this morning in a sit down with good morning america. she contra dicked the president's account of the phone call saying he made her cry even worse. she also claimed he had forgotten her husband's name. the president then responded to that interview on twitter saying quote i had very respect full conversation with the width dove sergeant la david johnson and spoke his name from beginning without hesitation. all righty. october

domestic violence awareness month and this morning we're sitting down with a survivor who wants to share what she learned in the hopes of helping others. you know her name mildred muhammed. she is the ex-wife of the dc sniper. she'll join us live next. then later, a monday night rematch. we've got a preview of the redskins/eagles game coming up in the good day sports report. time right now 9:13. back in a moment.

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pick some up where you buy groceries. well october is recognized as national domestic violence awareness month and our next guest is a survivor and a well-known speaker on this issue and it's all because of her ex-husband convicted and now he can cuted d.c. sniper john allen muhammed. we're talking about award winner speaking and author mildred muhammed whose then outbound along with lee boyd malvo went on a killing spree back in 2002. shooting and killing ten people. now since then mildred has written several books sharing her story of domestic violence and abuse at the hands of her ex-husband john allen muhammed and she also shares the role that faith, resilience and strength has played in her life sense then. this morning she joins us in studio live to tack about the issue of domestic violence, her

up the pieces of her life and her new book "i am still standing". >> good morning. >> good morning. >> it's good to see you again. >> good to tee sue. >> we were talking off camera about your journeys and when you go and speak to other people so they do not end up in your shoes. can you tell us briefly about your message when you talk to women? >> the first and that i want to say is that, um, we were not married at the time he was looking for me. i was his ex-wife and 75% of women who try to leave and abuse seive relationship are either hurt or killed. so what i try to put -- give to other people is to let them know that you do not have to have physical scars to be a victim or survivor of domestic violence, because i didn't have physical scars. high hope was slow in coming. you have to help the police to build their case when you don't have scars. date and time of the incident, if there are witnesses available, try to get a

that the police can see a pattern of abuse when that are no physical scars to prove that you are a victim. >> so what would that be? intimidation? bullying? >> intimidation are bullying. constant phone calls. harassment. talking to friends and family. trying to humiliate you or make you feel like you're not worth anything. anything along those lines. do you mean, document, document. >> and the point that you made about the fact that he was looking for you, that is that he went on this killing spree and then you would be one of the victims and you would sort of be lost in the confusion of all of the victims, is that correct. >> that is what law enforcement said that he was killing innocent people to cover up my murder so he could come in and get custody our children. the second book details and came out this summer but it details more of what your kids went through. >> yes. >> this is something that is not affecting only the victim or the wife or the ex-wife but the and tire family. can you speak on that? >> well with my children it was tryingo

and accept what their dad had done to destroy other families, and also, to accept how they were feeling. so that they could move from being emotionally balanced children to emotionally balanced adults. and that was my goal in trying to make sure that we uncovered every emotion. we look it up in the dictionary to try to find the ones that they, that's correct affected them, dealt with that, moved on from it on to the next. >> even after the threat is g gone, the man or the woman who's the aggressor, there's still some work to do. >> there's still some work to do. the not just because arrested or they're no longer able to get to you through a restraining order, there's still emotions. >> right. >> victims are still emotional al tajed to the abuse soar and it is until they sever that tie then they're able to focus more on what they need

of how the abuser looks at them or feels about what they're doing. >> right. your case was interesting, ms. muhammed, because not only did you suffer what you suffered but then again you talk about victim blaming. you talk about the media and you talk about even community members sort of turning on you, that tide turning and how you dealt with that. >> right. >> can you talk to us about what that felt like and the message of victim blaming? >> well, victim bla blaming is t causes many victims to stay in abusive relationship no one wants to be blame for what the abuser has done. it's easier to continue to victimize the victim because you as well as the victim is afraid of the abuser so you watch what the abuser is doing to the victim and you don't want any part of that. it's easier for to you say why don't you leave, why don't do you that instead of trying to help or trying to address what the abuser has done to victim. victim blaming i went through was the

i would have stayed with him he just would have killed me. if i would have stayed on the west coast the people on the east coast would still be a l life. how dare i call me and my children victim when none of them were hurt or killed and how dare i bring this drama into this quiet community. i didn't have any friends. nobody want to do to be around me. they'd rather be around me at night instead of during the day. my children some of their friends the parents would no longer allow them to play with them and i told them that's okay because all parents are trying to do is protect their children. don't be upset with them. you will meet new friends and they have. my children are just now hearing what the community had to say about us, because i told them that i was able to take that and i was trying to prevent them from being emotionally scarred so they can grow up to be emotionally balanced. >> it's been some years now since your ex-husband has been put to death. that this again is behind you. so how are you t

we're completely healed heeled from all of it. i've been a spokesperson on issues of domestic violence. speaker for the us department of state, consulting with the office and on victims of crime. i won several awards. i speak on military community as i told you. i just came from speaking to the army. i went on to the marine. i just same from fort stuart and fort hunter getting ready to go to the university of tennessee this week and at another event in north greensboro, north carolina. >> sharing your message. we have to let you go. do you have a thought on leroy malvo being released or what should happen to this young man who some say was also a victim? have you a comment on him? >> i don't. >> you don't. >> i don't know much about him. >> all. mildred, thank you very much. second book i'm still standing. we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> all righty. over to you, steve. >> thanks very much. 22 past the hour. still come this morning george clooney back behind the camera

suburban con and kevin got a chance to talk him about and what life is like as a father of two. he'll join us with though december tails coming you. >> we want to know what erin is working on. >> possible serial killer out of the area of tampa. so we'll keep update on that one. aside from that coming up after that manhunt we want to tell you why snagging that newism phone x could be a nightmare for apple fans and later, wee wee, french presidents toes dog stealing the show during a meeting with advadvisers. you don't want to miss that. it was all caught on tape. we'll have those stories and what else is making headlines next.

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♪ not the same when maureen is not here. >> exactly. >> taylor swift. >> it is 26 past the hour right knowledge let's check in with erin como she has check of the other stories making headlines. >> several people hurt after schoolbus overturns in howard county, maryland. it happened just before 7:00 this morning and police say the bus lot of control on the route hundred in ellicott city flipped and it's side. a car hit bus. two adults and two kids on the bus and the driver of the car went to the hospital with minor injuries. now to the latest out of tampa, florida, where neighborhood there is gripped with terror. there are fear as serial killer may be on the loose. three people have been shot and killed in the past two weeks. all in the same area. now all the victims were walking alone. police say the victims did not know each other but they're almost certain the killings are connected. authorities are warning people

stay inside or not walk alone at night. in other news army sergeant bowe bergdahl scheduled to be september 10ed later this month. he plead guilty to endangering fellow soldiers by leaving his post in afghanistan back in 2009. after leaving his post, bergdahl was held captive for five years by the taliban. he faces the possibility of life in prison. well, snagging an iphone x could be an absolute nightmare next week when the device hits stores. apple's top tier phone comes out november 3rd but analysts predict the company will have only between two and 3 million phones available. apple sold 16 million units when theism phone 6xs was leased. if sales keep up a lot of buyers might be going home empty handed and finally, qui qui the president of france had to cut a meeting with the advisers short because of a bathroom break but it wasn't for him. his dog nemo interrupted the meeting by peeing inir

president says theme nee mow has never done anything like that before. i mean, when nature calls, maybe he just want add little attention from dad. you never know. [ laughter ] >> the motives there, guys. >> i don't blame nemo at all. >> that is why dogs belong outside. >> hey, at least he pick a fireplace and not some priceless art, right? >> i share the heavy sigh with you al at the same time. >> it logs. he saw the logs and he thought maybe it was okay. >> it was close enough to out outside. >> there are logs outside where animals belong. >> if he goes outside you have the risk of never finding nemo. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> that was a good one. >> all right. >> finding nemo. >> thanks, erin. >> 9:28 is the time. redskins will look to get revenge on the eagles tonight. the monday night rematch. we'll preview coming up in our good day sports report. >> really was a good one. >> it was. tuck tucker may have brought cooler weather back from ice land. darn you! we'll have a

the seven day coming up. >> hey, guys. fresh at 10a queen latifa take on the flint water crisis in new lifetime movie. it's set to debut this week. she'll join us live to talk about all about the true story. former growing star kirk cameron live in the loft. we'll talk about the national family meeting he's hosting right near in d.c. that will be broadcast life in theaters nationwide. and then later, the secret to perfect halloween makeup. kym lee is join us 35 share some tricks of the trade. it will be a treat for all of us. right now, 9:29 is our time. we'll be right back. ♪

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♪ >> a lot of people born to run this weekend of the tens of thousands of runners laced up their shoes for the ma marine cs march than on sunday. it began and ended in arlington taking 30,000 runners across the potomac. the first place winner of the men's division was march comma in arlington he finished in two showers and 25 minutes. women's winner sarah bishop of fairfax. she finished two showers 45 minutes. and i love the two local people won. >> me, too. >> that's awesome. that's great. did you hear was it milwaukee the distance was wrong and they shorted them a mile. so the total -- >> everybody thought they were setting a mazing times. >> setting great personal records. it was

you got shorted. for those of us that are casual runners. take it and run with it literally. i got my best time. people trying to qualify for boston or new york it was thrown out. it doesn't counsel. do it all over again. >> that's bummer. congrats to everybody that crossed the finish line. >> i'll take my 22-mile time over 26. >> i would love for the winners to come in. >> come on in. >> if they came running into the lot of right now it would be amazing. >> from arlington. >> exactly. >> they could drive and run from the parking lot. tucker, good morning. >> steve is a marathon runner. you run shirt less when you run. >> all the time, tucker. >> i saw shirt less runners. >> only when he runs with you can tucker. >> it protects against chaffing much that's serious issue. in all the questions you could have asked on the marathon i'm so curious that's the one you asked. >> you look good running shirt less steve for 26 miles. >> i appreciate the compliment. very heartfelt. >> visibles now, let's see, 6 miles

but taking its time. culpeper half mile with fog. quarter mile in fredericksburg. just hang in there the fog should be -- we shall be done with it in another hour or so and looking at mostly cloudy 64 now in washington.noon.- 61 manassas. 63 quantico. a couple more mild days. today and tomorrow back in the 70s and much cooler air for the mill of the week as daytime highs won't get out of the low 60s, and our overnight lows back in the 40s with some. more fall like air arriving here by starting by this time tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night cooler air will get in here. fog this morning. clouds this afternoon you can see that cloud deck working in from the south and west then we're focused on a cold front little area of low pressure that will enhance the rain showers back into tennessee and kentucky here and this will move in later tonight. so this afternoon cloudy there might be a spotted drizzle the real measurable rain really n needed rain doesn't get in here until later tonight. if

the skins eagles game i think it will be mostly cloudy there. should be mild and a touch of drizzle up in philly as well as far as measurable rain you'll be fine you won't get that until after the game over probably around midnight. cold front as mentioned cooler temps behind the front a period of rain tonight. could be heavy at times as it moves through. i'll show you on future cast here there's your light drizzle at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. that's not going to amount to much but as the mape event arrives with this cold front will would be pretty gusty winds and heavy downpours as that moves through around the midnight hour. maybe a rumble of thunder at 1:00. get that out of here by tomorrow morning'ing commute. back into afternoon sunshine. one more mild day. cooler air gets here for the middle of the week. wednesday, thursday and friday temps in the 60s. overnight lows in the fours. if you're off to the north and west overnight lows in the 30s. yay ! >> okay. i'm done. i don't know where to go. >> over to somebody else. steve. >> steve, are we talking skins. >> i'm with you

upset tonight. >> we'll see what happens. we're hoping for the best. playing in prime time. we know prime time record is not ideal it's monday night football action in philadelphia, burgundy and gold taking own that are division rival physical eagles. washington is looking for revenge after losing to the eagles in the home opener in week one. it will be a hard fight. eagles in first place. car sons wentz and eagles lead the nfc east entering the game. they won four straight games. kick offset for 8:30. all right. kirk cousins did not have his best game week one. >> he got it out of the way in opening week. >> last night you could barely see the field patriots they were cool with home field advantage because they won the rematch of the super bowl watch do you mean you can see the field? ick see it perfectly. give it some tile because conditions got worse as the game went on. brady threw for two touches down against the 23-seven victory against the falcon. that's what we're talking about as we got into the second half

take it and that was their only touchdown. new england defense lights out aside from that play right there. at one point, wisdom, the patriots had put up 51 straight points against atlanta. >> right. >> dating back to su super bowli their magic number. >> atlanta is oh demorale when they see the patriots. i think they're whole season. 1988, the fog bowl, philly versus chicago at soldier field it was worse than this and couldn't to do play that game. randall kingly ham had 400 something yards passing that day and they still lost because nobody could see. it was worse than this. >> somehow his team saw. >> somehow. >> weather avenue different issue out in los angeles right now. it's just hot. world series matchup all set. a hot matchup dodgers in astros. odds maker favor the dodgers. game one tomorrow night kershaw on the mound followed by game two on wednesday but not just a hot matchup it will be hottest world series on record at the time of the first pit

tomorrow, los angeles temperatures expected to be in the high 90s. that's hot for any time of year in la. >> that is. let alone october. >> right. they'll be all oh my gosh it's so hot in la it's 91 degrees. oh, this is unbarable. >> tommy lasorda i remember last time we were in many series. >> 1988. >> 1988 was a fairly good years. >> let's go back and talk about rf great stadium for the redskins. so long to rfk. after 22 seasons d.c. united moving to audi field next year. which is located 3 miles southwest of rfk. the team didn't exactly exit on high note playing the final mls match at rfk, united fell to the united red bull two-one counseling off a disappointing season a lot of history for rfk sports fans. 5nfc championship games for the redskins there and. >> the very first washington

>> played d.c. rfk stadium. >> i was there had they played the last game. the nats played the last game at rfk stadium. lots of memories over there. >> let's remember it when it looked good. i mean it's seen better times. >> right. >> it's time to move on to new era. >> i don't need that last shot. >> exactly. matt damon stars as a husbands and a dad a push to the edge by mobsters in the new movie called suburbicon. kevin goes one-on-one with the director george clooney to talk bout movies long road to the big screen and how life as changed as father of two. it is 9:39. ♪

>> nothing like this ever happens here. >> you develop a nose for hanky panky and carry the kid. >> would you like a cup of coffee? >> hi, pal. ♪ >> suburbicon. >> a lot going on there. that's what live in the suburbs apparently was like. new movie called suburbicon and it tells the story what was a fees full community where the tranquil surface masks a disturbing reality as husband and father must navigate the under bell of a be

and violence. matt damon stars in the movie written bite cohen brothers and direct beside george clooney. kevin had a chance to sit down with everybody and joins us live from los angeles with all of the details. kev, out of all of those, who was were you looking forward to talk to about this in many. >> george clooney. good morning, steve. over the years, i think he's a phenomenal film maker i loved good night and good luck. i loved confessions avenue dangerous mind. having the cohen brothers involved in the film this movie has a lot of history the cohen' wrote the script in 1999. and then clooney was researching a documentary about the first african-american family that moved into this town and then he took this real life family called the meyers family and he dropped think their real story into the fictional script that cohen's written in 1999. the film is very interesting. very serious movie and it deals wi

you're dealing with this idea of this family that's moved into this suburban town they're not doing anything wrong whatsoever yet right next door the white family with matt damon' character committing murder and violent acts and nobody is saying anything about it. so this commentary on this irony that this family had moved into the town and done nothing wrong but yet nobody is paying attention to the real criminals of the town the white family next door. that's kind of what the movie focuses specifically on. i sat down with george clooney to speak about that theme in the movie, and then we talk about his new role as father of twins much watch this. >> so i'm a huge fan of how you made this film you took the cohen brothers except from' nine you take this real life familiar and drop them into fictional story. >> right. there's this interesting theme this irony of them -- they didn't do anything wrong. >> right. >> they're being harassed and then this white couple next

>> matt is covered in blood and no one asks questions does is you can you talk about that film and there's similarities what is happening in 2017 and racism and bigotry. >> racism is not something you have to be all that impressioned to write about or put in film and know it's going to hold up. we were really talking at the time about we heard lot of phrases about building fences and scapegoating minorities. it's always interesting to remind ourselves these are new films that we -- themes we continually have. it was fun because we thought, you know, the best way to do movies in my opinion is make entertaining film that if there's something interesting to talk about afterwards then good. if not, at least you made an entertaining film. we like the idea that matt gets punched in the face couple of times along the way, too. >> hi, pal. >> i'm a big filming man. i wanted to know how you did that shot. the arm comes in and hits his face the glasses break and blood

how do you do that in one shot. >> in the mill of the name i came up with a plan. we actually already had blood on matt' nose and in the middle of the night i thought if we get two pieces of mono filament and put them on either side of his glasses and pre break the glasses we did it in one take when he goes like this, two prop guys pulled the glasses off the glasses go apart he's already got the blood on his nose and he does that and sells it. it's all done in one shot. no cgi. it made us laugh outloud and it worked. little sound effects and work. >> it's that how shatner did his famous thing in star trek. he can't do this in in real life so they had two string full pulling his fingers apart. >> as a father now i'm curious do you find yourself choosing and looking at roles differently. >> do you want to direct movies directly now they have two films. >> think about it my kids are four and a half mousled they're not really watching anything yet except, me making like fart noises. >> i would pay to see

>> you sit around going -- and they're like -- wow. i actually know a few audience members that still works with. and so not yet. prob probably will because i really only have like, you know, fantastic mr. fox to show. i have -- they can't watch anything else i've done. it will be a while. probably when they're five or six i may have to rethink my career. >> made some kids movies. really good to see you truman. >> that's george clooney making fart sounds in my interview i was very proud of i was happy we got to that moment in the interview yesterday but the film itself opens up on friday. i did speak to him about the harvey weinstein allegations we aired that part of the interview in the 6am and 8:00 a.m. hours this morning. if you want to see that, you can go to our youtube channel youtube.com/fox5 d.c. he speaks very much at length about working with weinstein and what needing to be done to change that culture in holl hollywood.

do make those noises and his four and a half month twins were in the room who would laugh me. >> me. he made that fart sound and i was dying laughing i'm pretty sure he was like thinking that i was the most immature person he ever net in miss live. it's so funny i would pay $20 to watch a two hour film of clooney making fart sounds. >> you're a true child at heart innocents why we love. suburbicon hits theaters friday. there's your movie poster. back to you guys on the couch. >> thank you much. it is 9:48 right now. coming up wee get in the halloween spirit with of fall's freshest beauty tricks and treats. lifestyle expert valerie greenberg will join us live with all the details. that's coming up next. next. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas.

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growing pains family members and some controversial comments he's live in the loft at 1040. plus a red shot celebrity dish. the biebs debuts his new body. one of mariahss exes calls their relationship a mistake. and did you hear what happened to harry styles on stage? yike! let's do this d.c. in thee, two, one. >> ♪ >> i hope it's not that cute little brian tinack. >> i want him to come on the show. i think it would be news worthy. >> it's not brian. i'll tell that you. >> this is obviously for you two bringing sexy back. [ laughter ] >> clearly they're uncomfortable in that role. here i was propping them up and just like that

>> i'll just say -- >> for you allison. >> thank you i'll take it. thank you very much. >> exactly. i know you know how to wear it. >> we're shy. >> when, starting today? >> all of a sudden. >> all right. okay. time right now is 10:02. before we check what's trending erin como is back with check on what's making headlines this morning. good morning, erin. >> good morning allison and all of you. monday and first up, increased security at a prince george's county high school this morning. now that's after threatening pictures several threatening pictures circulated through some social media. students at eleanor roosevelt high school received snap chat pictures of assault rifle with a magazine next to it. another one appeared to show part of a pipe bomb with the caption don't go to school on monday. prince george's county police say are investigating the threat and it's not yet clear if it's credible. in other news florida neighborhood is living in fear after word circulate add serial killer may be on the loose in tampa. three people have been shot and killed in the past two weeks. all in the same area. now all

alone. police say the victims didn't know each other but they're almost certain the killings are somehow connected. well the pregnant widow of sergeant la david johnson spoke úout on good morning america following the comments made by president trump during condolence call that sparked national controversy. 24-year-old my each sha johnson couldn't philadelphia international airporting the details of her conversation with the commander in chief. the president was accused of making incentive remark to the 25-year-old soldier rosss widow. in response president trump took to twitter still insisting the conversation remained quote very respectful. all right. target wants to stop the christmas creep. it will ease into the holiday promotions this year unlike in the years past with christmas decorations up, well, before thanksgiving. target's holiday plans include knee e gift service, more weekend deals and more kiosks. we'll see what holidays look like as we approach that season at target. finally tyler perry's new movie soared to the top of the box office the company sequel

more than 21 and a half million dollars in tick sales on its first weekend in theaters. the disaster epp ick p starring gerard butler had 13.3 million happy death day making vicinities happy with a third place finish it rake in almost nine and a half million dollars and its second weekend of release. i want to say madea halloween special it looks really funny. >> it was -- this is become little bit of tradition take the whole family we went last year and we went on the weekend. you know it's family fun. >> how did this one measure up? >> um, it was different. it was different. [ laughter ] >> it was funny. >> that's never good. moments when i couldn't breathe because i was laughing some and moments where i was not lau laughing. >> waiting for the next laugh. >> waiting for the next. >> better last year or this y year. >> maybe letter better last y year. >> maybe we could ren it. >> you can rent it. make a spooky home and popcorn and ren it. >> thanks, erin. >> thank you

four minutes past the hour. let's check what's trending this morning. >> first up some of the best and brightest in comedy here in the district last night to honor david letterman at the kennedy center. he came out of retirement to receive the prestigious mark twain prize for humor letterman holds the record for hosting the longest running late night show in history 33 years he took a lot of heat from fellow americans about that long beard he still sporting in retirement. steve martin, martin short, bill murray, amy schumer and,? emmy kimmel and others gave their share of wrotes and tricks. letterman was never known as a political comedian there was topical humor and jobs at president trump throughout the night. some joked about letterman perhaps running for office. >> i mean we have really brilliant people but i guess i do miss dave. dave has very unique specific um take on things because he's utter original. and so, um, he's the one that i would want to hear. >>

had his show he would dive into politics like we're seeing from late night hosts? > i think he'd do it in his own way. i think he'd do it a little bit less frontally. maybe seen some do. >> do you miss it at july. >> i'm sorry, do you miss it at all. >> oh, god, no. [ laughter ] >> the award ceremony major fundraiser fort kennedy center arts and he have indication program that program benefits kids around the country. and david letterman's long time friend and late night competition wrote almost touching letter to congratulate him on the wayrd spoke their friendship when they started out as late night of hosts leno wrote about their disses and their feud he has a lot in common with letterman and admires him. leno couldn't help remind reader that is he won the mark twain award first back in 2015. >> i forgotten what the feud w was. >> i remember somewhere that there was a feud but now -- it's like -- >> i don't know what t f

in competition with each other. >> right. >> all about the competition because remember when johnny carson went away letterman wanted that spot. >> right. >> okay. >> they gave eight leno whole big thing between the two. >> it's all coming back. >> because it was late night. leno moved up and competed directly with letterman. >> it's all coming back. >> rivals until now. >> now they have a mark twain award. >> he's so wise. >> official now the nfl has confirmed justin timberlake will headline the super bowl half time show we talked you about weeks ago on good day. watch every day. timberlake posted on twitter before the nfl confirmed though with video featuring jimmy fallon. >> ex queue me, sir. do you have the time? >> i was going to ask you do you have the time? >> i do have the time. >> you do have half time? >> i do half time. >> you do half time. >> i do half time. >> you do half time. >> i do half time. >> you're doing doing the half time show at su super bowl. >> you're going half time. >> i'm doing the half time. [ laughter ] >> it his first time back at the super bowl sin

wardrobe malfunction with janet jackson. that was topic in all of interviews. >> at any point in the, did they say, hey, just the last time there was a little wardrobe thing. can we make sure that doesn't happen as long as we're good with we're good with you? >> that won't happen this time. [ laughter ] >> there was a little bit of that but, yeah, but i think, um -- yeah, no, mike, that's not going to happen. >> that stunt ended up costing cbs $550,000 in fines and that was 14 years ago. now that makes you feel old, doesn't it? >> yes. >> 14 years since that happened. timberlake has been watching all of the previous half time performance tons get ready for his own so much it will be the third time he's actually appeared during the half time show. but it will be his first time as the headliner. that three time appearance a new record. >> i still want to know like exactly what happened. personally, it's not just because i'm a huge janet fan but i feel like she got demonized in all of that. i still don't believe she

that route and i feel like she got the whole -- >> i agree with you. >> he's now appearing once again. i don't know how i feel about it. >> i hope she shows back up with him. >> that would be great. >> we mentioned that before. of course our executive producer said bring it on. who else would you want to see perform with him perhaps? >> there are always are guests that will come on. he was the guest before. janet jackson he has a chance to bring somebody on. who would you like to see him bring on. >> tweet us and let us know. >> he will probably bring on jimmy fallon. >> i think it's safe to say janet won't be up on that stage. >> i agree. janet was on because it was her moment. >> yeah. >> at this point -- >> still going to hope. >> roll player in ja january -- >> who do you think has a better shot janet or brittany. >> hash tag neither. >> we'll see. >> good for him. i got to work it out in my brain. let's talk about another hollywood executive that is being accused of sexual

the los angeles times is reporting more than 30 women say phil maker james tobock sexually a harassed him. the behavior went on for decades. 72-year-old director would do things in front of other women and then discuss graphic sexual scenes with them. toback known for writing bugs deep the 1774 version of the gambler. he's denying these allegations. tmz reports harvey weinstein check him out of arizona clinic on saturday after spending just one week in rehab. the website says the disgraced hollywood mogul attended one group session before concerns about confidentiality sprang up. weinstein reportedly will begin private therapy sessions instead of the group sessions that he was attending meanwhile hollywood still reeling from the scandal. kevin mccarthy sat down with two of tinsel towns biggest stars george clooney and matt damon and asked them if the scandal is making -- giving hollywood

>> does it affect the way you feel about the film and what can be done now in hollywood to change this culture? >> well, those twenty four different questions. >> yeah. >> but it doesn't affect how i feel about the movie. i mean the work was the work. >> right. >> but it certainly affects the way i feel about harvey, um, you know, i mean i new him as -- he was tough, he was intimidating, he was bully and everybody knew that. that was, you know, you had to spend five minutes with him to know that. um, he was fiercely, you know, he was an advocate for the work and -- and -- and he -- had he companies was making great movies then, and that's where everyone wanted to go work and you knew you weren't going to get paid and you knew you were going to get yelled out and stomp on and the whole thing it was kind of a right of passage, and nobody knew that, n there was criminal behavior going on and that he was victimizing women like that. that, you know, it changes how

>> you know i was really listen to what he had to say, and i really like matt damon. i don't know if i agree with the fact that he said, you know, no one new criminal behavior was going on. >> right. >> i tend to think they did know it was going on. >> yes. >> maybe they didn't consider it to be criminal behavior and there in lice he also said that whole right of passage. >> right. >> i just think it was culture that was accepted. >> i agree, too. >> and we asked kevin if julian moore had any comment. you know how these junkets go. they had four minutes. kev got the question the way she was sitting there looking i would love to know what she was thinking much she's been around and what she has heard and, you know, because there are people who did come forward and they said this happened or that happened and, um, you know -- it's very sad time but hopefully like george clooney says we can turn the spotlight on it and it ends this criminal behavior and what people think they might have to

and not just hollywood but in a lot of careers. >> i agree. >> i feel you though. wawa was he not saying. >> right. >> interesting. >> 10:12 is the time. star power to the start the work week. coming up later on queen latifah will join us live to talk about her new lifetime movie called flint and then later on former growing pains star kirk cameron is live in the loft to talk about his new national family meeting. >> justin beiber showing off his growing collection of body art. john stamos popping the question at the happiest place on earth and later, why mimi's ex says the whole relationship should have been a no-no. 10:13 is our time. good day celebrity dish serving it up next. >> sour grapes. ♪ >> sour grapes. ♪♪

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♪ here's what we mean. we mean it's time for the good day celebrity dish. >> let's serve it up. >> that's what we mean. we'll start with it with your favorite the biebs. >> my boy. >> he's singing to us right now he tops our dish because the 23-year-old love yourself singer shocked fans on saturday when he showed off his massive new tattoo on instagram. selfie and video. the new ink is the work of keith bank bank mccurdy new york city

he do you meaned the tattoo on instagram showing a photo himself working on the chest peace what appears to be the mew zig's backyard. according to bank bang the tattoo took 26 hours to complete spread out over three consecutive days. >> what is it. >> i'll tell you. justin beiber no stranger to g getting ink he has well over 60 tattoos but his latest body art is perhaps the most dramatic peace yet. a full torso tattoo with gargoyles, skeletons and arf ways that completely covers his stomach. >> he's going to want something else at some point. >> well, you know funny you shall mention that, steve, i think that actually right there is something else. because he had other stuff on him before and a lot of people were talking about how he's covered up some other things he had on there and now it's transformed into this. so where do you go from here i guess? i don't know. >> okay. >> i think he should just go love himself. that's what i think. >> i think he does. >> wisdom,

record to reflect that we not only gave you a shirt less picture of justin beiber we gave you full motion video cher less of justin beiber. >> you're welcome. >> that's what i was weighing for allison. i'm so grateful. >> he's very surreal. >> i'm so zen. >> like man from heaven. >> man. >> man. remember um. >> who remembers uncle jesse. >> me. >> of course. >> from dukes ofs hazard. >> not that uncle jesse. >> different uncle jesse. all right. john stamos we're talking about this time. sunday night the actor john stamos announced that his engagement to actress caitlin mchugh he announced via a post across social media. i asked, she said yes and we lived happily ever after. now this appears to fit with stamos' larger proposal plan as all the fans spotted this uncle jesse around the park

people were seeing him walking around with her and then loves this pops up on social media went crazy oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh. >> i hope they're happy much that's great. >> there's that. >> there's that. i do remember that uncle jesse. he had a white beard. >> like david letterman. >> mimi to have been a no-no. >> what? >> could touring james packer. >> the rich guy. >> it's no secret their romance went sour after 18 months of dating. he explained it was mistake from the beginning. he told the australian daily mail that he was at a low point in his personal life when they met via a mutual friend. went to say she was kind, exciting and fun. mariah is a woman of substance much she's very bright but it was a mistake for her and a mistake for me. he also toll the magazine that he's got one big regret. it actually has nothing to do witness pop star and everything to do with his ex-wife erika packer. it is my biggest

marriage to erika fail it is what it is though and she's doing an incredible job with the kids and we are in a great pl place. >> wait a minute. hold up. >> okay. go ahead. so was mariah like the side peace then? >> what are we talking about. >> maybe she was the poe after the fact. >> signing she was the rebound. >> the rebound. >> okay. i was like,ing. >> then when she realized she water rebound she's throwing that dress in the fire. >> right. >> i don't know. i always think it's tacky to talk about it like that. >> after the fact. >> i watched the reality series. and he seem pretty into it at the time. >> yes. they're always into it at the time. >> yeah. >> allison. >> right. >> unless it goes horrible al where i. >> everybody is into it at the time. >> right. >> but you know what, mariah is good because all she, she just shakes it off. >> yes, she does wis, come on. >> she initially she was it was a sweet sweet fantasy. >> oh, my goodness. >> please. >> you know what's happening here. >> he wants his ex-wife back he's telling his ex-wife she didn't mean a thing to me. this m

go out with her and my biggest regret is you. >> the next wife is like no, thanks, child support. >> that's right. keep those checks coming. >> very wealth tee man. >> very very wealthy man. so is she now. >> yeah. let's talk about your guy, harry styles. >> terrible. >> that was groped on stage. groped on stage. the incident was captured by a camera someone in the audience had camera and they recorded. styles was singing his hit "kiwi" at the hollywood bowl during the weekend survive concert to benefit breast cancer awareness. now as he got down on his knees near the front of the stage a fan grab his private area. >> hmm. >> styles appeared briefly disturbed by this and who wouldn't be. and then he quickly swapt saturdayed the hand away and then continued his performance. >> it was really quick. >> a moment later he headed back towards the opposite edge of the stage. now, the hash tag, respect harry quickly trended on twitter after that encounter the and the fans

their opinions and condemn the phantom groper. >> the phantom groper. >> in this. the fantail tom groper. >> harry styles reminds me i just love michael jackson when he split from the jackson five and went out. talking about fans pulling chunks of hair,. >> it's over the top. >> the life and they don't even remember that they're humans. you know what i mean you would never do that. >> who would do that. >> next thing you're like whoa whoa so and so won't come near their fans. >> guess what? wire wearing their hay and groping them. >> totally out of bounds. >> thanks, guys. >> you're welcome. 10:22. coming up later a do it yourself halloween make up primer with some help from celebrity make up artist our friend kym lee. we'll be right back. >> i call her kimmie. kimmie. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get the fastest internet available

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looking at the cam toll dome. 10:25 this morning. looks like the fog lived up but the clouds are sticking around. >> yeah. it will be cloudy afternoon much that's the bottom line. >> rain today? >> tonight. >> saving that for tomorrow. >> overnight tonight, err tomorrow morning. >> little hair, there. there you go. >> only a minute, steve. >> let's go to the forecast. yeah. visibilities much improved over where they were an hour ago. now three and 4 miles in spots

visible an hour ago. culpeper and fredericksburg three and 4 miles. all right. hey, temps let's do it. your forecast for today, we'll be mild. temps back in the low 70s. mostly cloudy conditions expected. 66 now in washington. and again mild temperatures for couple more days. today and tomorrow and then cooler weather for the middle of the week. cloud cover got pleny of out there. you can zoo he that moving in from the south and west and we also have rain showers back into kentucky and tennessee. that will arrive later tonight. so there may be a little bit of drizzle out there this this afternoon. there we are at six but there's the heavy rain moving through after midnight. 12, one, 2:00 o'clock in the morning maybe rumble of thunder and gusty winds and then behind the front, we will clear it out tomorrow afternoon with temperatures in the 70s and the cool air settles in look at that steve by wednesday, thursday and friday in the 60s. >> where should we be this time of year average temperature. >> in the 60s. >> looking good. thanks, buddy. >> hair look better. wisdom, back over to you. >> 10:26 is the time. flint water crisis gets the lifetime treatment this

coming up next, executive producer and star queen latifah will join us live with more on the true story behind the biggest environmental scandal of our generation and the three women who helped expose it. 10:27 is the time. back in a moment.

♪ a water crisis in flint, michigan. >> this was a manmade disaster.

>> official knew the water was harmful. >> there's absolutely nothing to worry about. >> ♪ >> honey, it's going to be all right. we going to get through this. i'm right here. ♪ >> all right. that was clip from new lifetime movie called flint based off the real life water crisis in the town of flint michigan. movie tells the true and told story of the women from flint who helped expose led latent water crisis. now the crisis made national headlines and sparked a national movement for save drinking water. tapped to star in the movie real life stars inn clueing leanne walters from breaking bad, singer and actress jill scott and our next get academy award and grammy nominee queen latifah

who also serves as the executive pros dewier of the project. the queen herself joins us live from atlanta this morning ahead of saturday night's world premier. good morning to you, queen. always good and an honor to talk to you. always good to talk to you. >> thank you. good morning. how you doing. >> i'm doing great. let's jump right into it and talk about this particular movie the flint water crisis. you're starring knit and you're the executive producer as well. why,, what is it about this that made you tackle this particular project? >> well, this actually came to my attention through neal marron and greg, i've done hair spray, chicago, the wiz, steal magnolias i work with them for years when they caulder me about something i know it's important. so when they told me the story that they were planning on filming, i definitely wanted to be a part of it. katie couric is also a part of it as an executive producer. this story is something that affected everyone. at least in sense of watching the crisis that

i remember vividly watching seeing it every morning when i was preparing for my talk show and watching these people screaming out for help, you know, watching the residents of flint saying, help us. this is the dirty water we -- woo bathing in, we're drinking. and they're telling us there's nothing wrong with this water. and we know there's something wrong with this water. we're getting sick, you know, the kids are affected. people are having miscarriages. there are lesions on people's skin. rashes. you know, and they're saying there's nothing wrong with this water when they know there is. that was what was painful about it to watch the fumbling governments handling of the situation rather than just acknowledging it, dealing with it. they pretended like there was no problem with it and these women from this community in flint made enough noise that they were finally able to get some national attention with this and something was eventually done. this water was proven to be poisonous and it was

and i felt for them because they also said, hey, well, you know, maybe if we were from a more affluent community this would have been taken care of already but because we're not, you know, we're sort of being ignored, and that can happen. it does happen. so it's really a powerful story that follows these women and my characters life as well in the story and the life of her daughter and how this water affected their family. but it's a very powerful story that i think people will, n they need to see, and will enjoy just watching but it also brings attention to what's still going on in flint in the fact that our pipes all across this country still have -- we still have led pipes all over the place that we need to deal with. >> right. >> this has not gone away. >> is that what you hope people take away when they see this or what do you hope is the take away when people watch this movie? >> well, one, i hope people feel empowered, you know to, realize that, you know, just a group of womenro

together brought this problem to national attention. to the point where a state of emergency was declared. that just shows you that the power -- the power of citizens in their own communities and how them becoming evolved and active can make big difference especially these days when we feel so powerless against everything that's happening in our country, you know, we can still make a difference. also, that this is an on-going problem. i know there's a premier tonight is a reminder to our government and reminder to all the citizens of the united states to know that we still have these issues in different towns all over the place, and it's something that needs to be addressed. this is our water. water is live. you know, we can't go a week without water. >> right. >> you can you know so imagine being poisoned bye-bye your water for ms. at a time. this is something we knee to deal with. but i hope people continue also to support the city of flint

way jennness see.org they can contribute and continue to help the steve flint they're going to need a lot of support. they still need fresh water and the kids are going to need a lot of support in years to come lead can have a effect on kids and their learning alts and things like that. we just want to support each other. >> right. we got less than minute to go. i got to ask you because it's on our network about star and carlotta. i mean, give me something. i know you can give me the whole thing because you're still going. give me something about star and carlotta right now. >> oh, my gosh. i can tell you, um, it's going to be lot more drama. a lot lot more drama. just carlotta is really trying to get it together, but life is sending her curves, but all i can say is, more sex, more murder, more mayhem. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> all right. on that note -- >> and plenty of music. and more music. >> right, right. on that note we'll have to leave it there. queen latifah, thank y

much. always good to talk to you. continued success and all the projects up a the work that you do. thank you very much. >> thank you, wis. thank you, peace. >> take care. just reminder you can catch the premier of flint saturday night at 8:00 on lifetime. well, we happen to be from different areas of the country you just caught us we're talking about kirk cameron. he's in the loft. he's no stranger to family meetings. thanks to his time on growing pains, of course. [ laughter ] >> you're not crashing our pa party. you're not officially the party. >> i'm on the guest list right here. >> he's host ago very event for the whole country with new thing called -- live event, sequel perhaps. revive us two. it's taking place tomorrow night. right here in d.c. he'll chat with us in the loft about a whole bunch of things in the lot of coming up. i happen to be from cincinnati, he's from pittsburgh. >> home for me. home for her. >> you interview us. >> exactly.

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♪ >> taking you back. >> i want to pull out a mike sea girt wig and p put it on. >> we're talking taking a trip down memory with an ' '80s team heart throb in growing pains. kirk com ran started as mike sever alongside alan thick on the sitcom from 1985 to 1992. we miss him, don't we. >> um-hmm does thins then kir

films and inspirational documentaries which is actually what brings him to the dc area. tomorrow morning he's going to be hosting a faith filled cinema event for this film revive us two which is actually a follow up to last year's historic life event revive us much it will be a night of hope, courage, unity with special guest speakers mew zig an whole lot more. before that he joins us live in the loft. >> i have to tell you i'm so happy you're here. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> you have aged wonderfully? >> i look good for 80. [ laughter ] >> no. you look fantastic and for someone that has six kids. >> for sick kids but i angel of a wife as we discussed earlier. and we're so happy. >> well we're happy that you're here. i find this event, um, wond wonderful. revive us two. but this is going to age me a little bit. is it kind of reminds me of kind of an old-fashioned billy graham crusade. >> it sort of is. in the south i know i have friends that

>> right. >> big tent and the community comes together. think of me putting on a revival church service for the whole country/town hall meeting. so that you come to local movie theater connected to 800 other theaters. while we broadcast life from washington. d.c. the museum of the bible and we're going to talk about the fact we're such a divided nation over race, religion, politics, everything and we need to find way to come together in unity now. quick. >> clearly there's a need for this when you did it last year it was one of the largest events that has happened. >> it was big. 150, 60,000 people came and we worshipped together, we prayed together. we sang and we rolled up our sleeves to talk about the health of the nation and how faith played such an important part in that. >> what people going to experience and see. >> i've as september belled my smart met most brilliant friends dr. ben carson, robbie sack rye yas, alex and steven kendrick the guys who

war rooms those faith based films. johnny eric and how do we heal the racial wounds and bridge the religious and political divides that are dividing us in this nation and found a path to hope and healing. >> do you feel like people are going to walk away with answers. >> i do. these people inspire and edge courage me. i have already talked with them. that combined with us discovering our highest common denominator even when we have different denominational religious leanings and stripes we can come together over faith in the one that made you and me and loves you and me, and use that as our compass and guide to move forward together to solve the problems in our country. >> obviously your faith is forefront in your life and you found god, jesus christ as your personal save your where you

>> i got a great grow quote when to me, kirk i want to you understand something. you didn't find god. he wasn't lost. you were and he found you. >> he found you. >> isn't that important. >> that is important that's a great way to look at it which i love at that time here you were this teen heart throb, like, everyone in hollywood,. >> tiger beat teeny bop. >> the hair do's they put on me. were outrageous. >> pictures of you hanging in my room which is a little embarrassing. but any way, i want to say you don throw it all away but you chose a different path because of your faith. >> i'm a hollywood prod did you jal that way. the story doesn't go the way it normally goes for kids in the business. >> some would say here you did. i'm married to the love of my life for 26 years with six children talking with you on good day here in d.c. working on projects i'm passion about. what did i trade in.

things. >> right. this is why you look so good. it's all coming together. i do want to talk because it wasn't that long ago you did make controversial comments. >> what i did i say. >> for some about hurricane harvey and irma saying that god caused those events. >> and i just want to know do you still stand by those comments? >> here's what i think. i don't know how you react. do you have kids. >> i do. i have son. >> we have kids. we have that in common. i don't know how you reaction when natural disasters strike the hurricane or now the wildfires or these mass shootings. but when tragedy comes to my home, i hit my knees and i pray to god. and i say, god you're the one who is the blessed controller of all things and you can help where i can't help. i can have my kids turn to you and say, my protection is found with you, my hope is found with you and our healing is found with you, and so that's where i always go. i go to god.

understand where people came from when they said i mean there's a difference between saying, god caused it and/or maybe the question is, why does god allow it to happen? you know what i'm saying because i do think people grapple with that. but if you believe in the new testament if you're christian, right, once jesus died on the cross for you that's game changer, right? and then we have this amazing thing called grace. >> so now we're getting a bible study. i like this. >> do we have time for this on this show. >> we could go there. >> i'm interested. >> that's such an important distinction. that you brought up right there. and you know, a long time ago i learned that -- ooh learn not to play the blame game. i've been married 26 games and i learned that does not work. >> right. >> this is how we're married so long. it's about looking in the mirror, kirk. and at the end of the day, i draw my strength from a sovereign god whose on the thrown and that whativ

hope and my comfort. i know things are not beyond his ability. they're not beyond god's sight, and in the end i trust him even when i can't trace his hand and how he works, i can trust his heart because what you said. that he zen his son to be my savior even love him and i trust him. >> let me ask you because there are lot people a lot of different faiths that watch our show and obviously like i said i got a billy graham feel here for tomorrow night. >> i can so the producer will be like we need to go and move on to the next segment. >> you're all welcome tomorrow. >> yes. >> no matter what your beliefs are. why would someone of a jewish faith or muslim faith come to the event tomorrow? >> well, because we're all in this country together and we're all feeling the anxiety that comes with this group fighting against that group and if i stand for the flag or kneel for the flag, am i going to get -- find myself in the crosshairs with a group that thinks i should be acting differently? this is an

hope and unity and just like i would say i'm a christian come my house for dinner i want to share all i have with you, come to revise two tomorrow night it's got something for everyone. we've got people from different national al will thes, different social yo economic backgrounds, different races, different religions, different political leanings and together we're going to -- we're going to play some music that is rich, dyn dynamic, diverse, and has lots of harmony but it's singing that song. a faith hope, and love. >> that's good. sometimes i think it's fair to say many would say different religions can be exclusive instead of inclusive. inclusivity is really what we need, right. >> i can't wait. i can't wait for everyone to hear what we have. >> if you want me to speak tomorrow night you let me mow. i'm just kidding. >> you need to open the whole thing up with -- >> i'm kidding. i appreciate you as a person want you're doing. >> thank you. i appreciate you as well. >> thank you. all right. just reminder you can

theaters happening tomorrow. there also be encore screening on november 1st. >> guys, over to you. >> i enjoyed that. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. all righty. it is now 10:48. coming up the halloween countdown celebrity make up artist kym lee will join us live. she's right over there. with some of the tricks you need to know to pull off the perfect look without any unnecessary scares and your skin breaking out the next day. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ >> we convinced kirk to to stay around for a second or two we forgot how fun we are here on good day. >> we never forget how fun we are. >> we don't. are we about to play monopoly. >> you're about to get punked. i'm just kidding. listen it was a few years back sometimes we like to like did a little throw back and do opens to old shows and act as if we're in them. take look. this is something we came up with a few years ago. crank the audio so we can hear it in here as well. ♪ show me

another minute on your whining ♪ >> aww. >> that's me. >> that's me. i studied it. >> that was great joanna kearns. >> ♪ that's it, melanie as kristin. >> kevin is ben. >> and we walk away. >> that was amazing. >> i love that. >> thank you for saying that. >> he's too kind. >> thank you for saying that. >> listen -- >> you want a quick little throw back mike sever impersonation right now. >> do it. >> if i had my mike sever wig it would be even better. dad it's not that i don't wander you to go to the bruce springsteen concert it's just you're so, how do i say, old? [ applause ]

>> there you go, kirk cameron, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for playing along. good you're welcome. >> enjoy your time here in d.c. >> it's a pleasure. al, over to you now. >> all right. i love it. >> thanks so much. >> where has the year gone, right. >> halloween is coming up in just a few days really on the 31st and if you've gotten your costume together there's one more important component to help you sleigh halloween of 2017. your wake up if you don't know where to start or a clue about what to do, good day has you covered with the help of celebrity make up and friend of the show kym lee. kim is here with some easy do it yourself ideas of course. kym lee with her own make up line, wink and a pout. >> that's right. >> all right. what did you bring, hello. >> you look cute. >> you look cute. >> you dressed very cute. >> if you want to dress up for halloween you brought three different looks. what did you bring. >> i brought three easy looks. this is something great that viewers can definitely

okay. don't have to actually over think it so the first hot look is the pop art look which we have on kendra pop art is so easy to do, it is really very cooled to it. actually what we use is snoozer roo a face paint which is water soluble. hypo allergic, tested, easy to apply and look this is great for the kids. it says three plus. if you got little ones they can actually use this it's a lot of fun and really good b bonding te for you and your children. i don't like groups some gobbly things throats pop art face. >> really cute. >> ex zen waiting her beautiful features that's it, put a wig on an jacket and let's rock. >> kim, what do you look for ingredients. >> what do we stay away? >> this is product i like because it's not agrees see. all of the ingredients are gentle to the skin this is the brand i actually suggest and this is what the professionals use. >> this is actually a we use for stage. it's really very cool they made it so

had buy it you can get from it craft store and it's just really affordable you don't have to worry about but it's really great because it actually is water soluble it removes very easily with warm water. this is what i love about this and easy to apply. >> nobody wants a break out afterwards. >> you need a bowl of water, primer, w tips some and jewels. >> this is a really popular l look. >> so this is the, called the sugar skull. this is for those who don't like those scary kind of things on your girls. but it's really very cool because what you're doing you're adorning the face. the skull look with jewels. you're making it look very pretty put it around the eyes, put it around the clips so very easy to supply. >> so pretty. >> it's so pretty. >> instead of doing the grays and the blacks you can pair the with a little bit of purple or pink so it looks a little more inviting. >> okay. >> some girls don't want to look ugly. >> i always wanted to be cute on halloween. >> last but not least. >> this is our

this is the one everyone does. cat face is so easy. i want to felt viewers in this, when you apply the black snoozer roo pair the with the white it make it jump out at you. so that way it's not just like black lines on your face. >> little highlights. >> like doing highlight and contour but fun with the cat face. >> kim, nobody can do any of this at home. >> yes, they can. it's easiest -- three easiest looks ever. >> okay. all right. do you care it. >> but if you have a picture -- >> yeah. >> all you got to do draw, connconnecting the dots. look at the picture and look at the face and just draw. you'll do fine. it comes right off and start over again if you messed up. >> happy halloween, everybody. >> no one scary. back overeat to the couch. >> thank you. >> try again with the makeup. >> we'll do you next. >> we only have 30 seconds. >> cat face. >> okay. >> let's go. >> we'll do it fast. >> come on kim. >> real quick. ut-oh. >> do it, al we'll post a

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