>> straight ahead, severe weather sweeping through parts of the southeast. strong winds knocking out power flipping cars and leaving behind a trail of damage and destruction. our area dodging the worst of the storms. tucker is track wagon to expect for the rest of the work week. a d.c. man arrested for trying to sexually assault a woman but just a month ago he was arrested for sexual assault. so why waylaid back on the streets? we break it down. simpler is better. >> the first major tax code rewrite in 30 years now a family affair. today the president heads to capitol hill for a meeting with the minds with congress. but the president's plan means big cuts and so far democrats are not on board. we'll have the very

and he's in trouble. wentz will be escaping from the 18-yard line. how in the world did that happen? >> and later, carson wentz making his case for mvp at the redskins expense. after winning five straight against philly, the burgundy and gold lost two straight against their division rivals. what it could mean for their play off hopes coming up. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ you know what playoffs or not we're here all the time. at least we're consistent. >> that's right. >> yeah. we're here. we're here. >> always count unglues that's right. half of the battle is showing up. that's half of it. >> ready to play. >> nine sol zero one. >> that's often what we give you. [ laughter ] >> good tuesday morning to you. it is october 24th. welcome to the show. >> all right. good to hook or and this tuesday morning. also ahead this morning, virginia voters head to the polls to pick the commonwealth's next governor two weeks from today is the

so earlier this morning we sat down with one of the men running for that job. coming up little bit later, my one-on-one with democratic nominee ralph northam. how did he seem? >> confident. >> um-hmm. >> good. >> says he's paying attention to everything not got just by the polls but you know it's crunch time now. >> ed gillespie coming in. >> whenever he decides to. >> invitation is out there. >> very good. it's open and it's kind of up to him now whenever he wants to come in. >> good to know. first at 9:00, let's talk about the weather we're having because the carolinas are pi picking pieces this morning after series of severe storms overnight. this is actually new video from both states. high winds knocked out power to thousands downed trees and left small regional airport in ruins. airplanes flipped upside down. the hangar a tangled mess of metal. there are reports of as many as seven torn tour made touching dn north and south carolina. at least eight people in one county were treated for minor injuries. the national weather service will be on hand today

course survey the damage. now that same storm brought us some gusty rain overnight. nothing of course compared to what they saw down south. the good news is now the skies are going to clear as the gay moves on. tucker joins us now live with a first check of the forecast. hey, tuck. >> you said it sunshine and temps will top out in the mid 70s around here a little later this afternoon. rainfall we needed it last night between tenth of an inch and half inch of rain across the area. current conditions, mostly cloudy out there. hang in there. i think by late morning, early afternoon start to break out in sunshine and as the day progresses along here it will get both mild and mostly sunny by at noon. winds out of the south here at eight. the winds have been gusting early this morning 20 to 25. we'll have breezes today for good part of the day. all right. front is east of the bay. you can see the rain showers still lingering there in eastern maryland and parts of delaware. we're done with the rain. we'll drag the clouds out as well you can see the clearing skies out in western virginia and west virginia that will move in later this afternoon and

into very very pleasant afternoon. 75 later today. i do want to mention cool air gets in here tonight look at wednesday, thursday and friday. temps only in the 60s. so going to start to actually feel like late october over the next couple of days. more on the forecast and we'll talk about how about halloween and talk about the skins cowboys game weather wise at least coming up guys. back to you. >> thank you tucker. the other gig story this morning, a disturbing case out of d.c. a man facing serious sex assault charges. still on the streets and allegedly able to strike again. kerry-edwards is his name. he's already facing charges for sexual assault in the district last month. now, he's accused of attempted rape and attempted murder for a similar crime in prince george's county. fox5's kristen leon is live outside the superior court house in northwest with the latest now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. that's right. the man you just saw there the 23-year-old kerry-edwards he was

he is supposed to appear in court this friday at d.c. superior court for allegedly trying -- allegedly sexually assaulting another woman but right here in southeast d.c. at a gas station. again, you see him walking there. the first incident happened on september 25th. police say he sexually assaulted a woman he had been giving rides to. according to court documents in this case edwards quote grabbed the woman by her neck and bent her over saying, you're going to take this expletive. he was charged with first degree sexual abuse but again prosecutors asked for him to be released on the streets. we're told that he was monitored with gps monitoring under high intensity supervision and now nearly a month later, edwards is accused of trying to rape a woman inside her home in prince george's county. so again the big question this morning is why was this man allowed back to the streets? again, nearly a month after the crime he allegedly committed there. so we spoke with prosecutors

did not comment any further as to why he was allowed back on the streets. again we'll continue to stay on top of the story and bring you the very latest right here and online. for now reporting live in front of dc superior court this morning kristin leon fox5 local news. >> nine sol zero sick is the time. also in the news this morning police say the man who went on deadly rampage at his workplace in maryland will be tried in delaware first. 37-year-old radee prince killed three work co-workers and injured two other tas countertop business in edgewood last week. after a den-hour manhunt he was arrested in delaware. police say he will be tried there before being put on trial in hartford county. 90:00 sick is the time. president trump heads to capitol little today hoping to keep congress on track for tax re reform. lawmakers are looking an end of year deadline from the white house but the details still being hashed out. because all we have so far are proposed tax rates but not much more really. while everyone likes tax cuts, paying for them will be the crux of the debate as the president comes to congress today to twist

>> a meeting of the minds between the white house and congress. president trump plans on joining gop senators for the first time today at their regular tuesday lunch. on the table, tax reform. >> thank you for hosting us. >> the president's daughter traveled to pennsylvania yesterday to push the white house message and move forward on the first major rewrite of the tack code in 30 years. >> tax reform will impact everyone simplification will impact everyone to the positive. it demo extra advertises the tack code. simpler is better. >> but making it simpler means getting rid of things and to some degree at least shifting the costs of proposed lower rates. and democrats are not on board. >> the american people should know that the money to pay for that giant tack cut for the rich is coming from somewhere, and it's likely to be coming from their pocketbooks. >> reporter: members of congress from high tax states, for example, will balk at

reducing the deduct ability of state and local taxes an suggestion to cut the size of popular tax deferred 401k retirement plans ran no a dead end from the president. who said on twitter, there will be no change to your fear 01k. this has always been a great and popular middle class tax break that works and it stays. >> and that shows just how difficult it is to go after specific tax deductions as way to pay for lower rates. steve? >> let's check your morning briefing right now. first up, now details about that ambush in niger last month that killed four green berets and let the controversial between the commander of chief and gold star family. officials say the service members did to the call for help until an hour into the fire fight with terrorists. now, there is speculation that the soldiers may have been set up. still, many questions remain about how the entire event unfolded. marine general joseph done forward promising a full investigation but also asking for patience in the meantime. gold star ma'amly nth

promised $25,000 check from president trump. arm sergeant dylan bad rich was killed in afghanistan in june. according to washington post report last week, shortly after that happened in june, the president promised his parents a check from his personal account for $25,000. that check was sent now. dated objection 18th. the same day the white house came out strongly against the post article claiming trump never zen the money. the family has it now. al, back to you. >> all right, steve, thank you. dc leaders and the state department continue to grapple with on-going problem. what to do with abandoned embassies that are noon an eye sore in the city's upscale neighborhoods. fofox5's bob barnard is live the next with what could happen to these buildings much it's a complicated issue, bob. good morning. >> reporter: allison g morning it's above my pay grade i will tell you this is the former iranian embassy here on massachusetts avenue. it's across the street from the british embassy next door to the

it's basically been shuddered for nearly 40 years. since 1980. at one point, the is a of iran hosted party here, elizabeth taylor, frank sinatra partied inside this building. for nearly 40 years it stayed just like this under the care of the state department but still technically building -- property owned by the government of iran. now i want to show you video tape r street down off embassy road where we were earlier today. one of the two buildings there is a former pakistani consulate. the other the former yugoslavia embassy and these are properties that have been a banned the pakistani consulate for ten years just sitting like that and basically the city wants to take these properties over. and sell them. in fact the pakistani consulate has been sold to an invest many company that would like to turn it into residences but there's still now attacks lean. it's diplomatic

revoked few years ago. the city has been applying taxes on that. the government of pakistan which is moved its foreign ministry to another property says, look, we don't want to pay those taxes. the incoming property owner doesn't want to pay them either. so that's kind of in limbo. the former yugoslavia embassy is just kind of sitting there and she's are in posh neighborhoods that the neighbors are growing tired of. now, unfortunately, the city really can't do much about it council woman mayor cheh has created a process in which it could work the city could work with the state department to take these over. if there's no hope for the future of a building like this one here on embassy row, then have the city take it over and sell it and have something come of i in the meantime, this is a story we've been telling you about for years and just new reporting by the associated press in the past couple of days that it's just gnin

these buildings that have just basically been ban donned. >> understandably so, bob. but what's the reality of something really going forward? or is it just going to be more of the same for -- we'll be doing this story few years from now again? >> reporter: probably. probably. because the state department says its hands are tied. the government is not in this case but isn't some of the other ones say it's too expensive to refurbish them to, rehab them, and yet they don't want to get rid of them and the state depth basically doesn't want to take the properties, take them from those foreign governments for fear of reprice al that something like that would happen overseas. so it's kind of like stuck in the middle. i think the city now after all of these years is just saying, look, we want to be on record as saying something should be done and try to force the hand one way or the other. >> thanks, bob. >> interesting problem you don't typically think about. >> right. i guess when -- as homeowners you think you make it your own issue and think, man f i didn't pay the taxes and just

standing there, so can we not work it out. >> it's also interesting 40 years nobody could work out deal with another country to secure that whole thing. >> doesn't the other country has the leverage. >> it's their property. >> it's their property. >> you can in 40 years nobody could make a phone call and work this out. >> if diplomatic ties have been broken, my thing doesn't it just go back to the actual property so where it's staning. >> apparently not. >> with the iranian property. okay. interesting. >> two weeks ago till election day in virginia. virginians will pick a new governor this morning wheat hell you decide as we kick off or one-on-one candidates with both candidates competing for the j job. first up ralph northam that's coming up next. >> things are heed heating up for the dodgers and astro ahead to have it in's world series. we mean that lit literally we'll have the game one forecast coming up. 9:13 is our time right now.

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not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >> ms13. ralph northam voted in favor of sanctuary industries that let dangerous illegal immigrants back on the street. >> ed gillespie wants to end a woman' choose he would put the government in charge of woman's personal decisions. >> we know ralph northam skipped -- >> democratic ralph northam many and republican ed gillespie in very tight race. many believe this race will be referendum of the trump administration with time running out northam who once held a double digit lead over gillespie slip in the polls. so earlier this morning we sat down with northam here on fox5 news morning for his reaction to those numbers. >> we look at the polls right now, you had a pretty good lead that lead now the average polls the look polls can go from one to 14% last now. in the last week we've seen the average five to sick% within the margin of error a very close race. >> right. >> do you look at the polls, do you go with what you're hearing from constituents from other folks and gut feeling, what do you use

confidence. >> really all of above mainly what we hear when we travel across the commonwealth and just a lot of enthusiasm and just this past weekend we knock on over 200,000 doors in the commonwealth of virginia. so getting great reception and people like i said they're just tired of the negativity that we're seeing from the other campaign. they believe in the virginia w way. they believe in jobs. they believe in education, health care that's what what's resonating with the vo voters obviously virginians want someone who did stand up detrimental policies coming out of washington. we have a candidate we're running against nothing more than a washington lobbyists and virginians want someone who will take us to the neck level and make sure everybody has jobs. we brought in over 215,000 new jobs to virginia in the last three and a half years. our unemployment rate has gone from 5.3 to three-point 7% the lowest in nine years. so good things are happening in virginia. people recognize that. >> go to the website for more little bit as to what ralph northam had to say earlier this

morning on knocks fox news morning. if you would like to hear republican candidate ed gillespie our invitation is out to him. fox5 invited him to appear with us. they're working on dates and times and we'll let you know as soon as we get that work out with his camp. 9:19 right now. coming up, inside the minds of serial killers. kevin will join us live with a look at the new netflix hit mind hunter. >> we'll go live to la for a look how the dodgers and astros are getting ready for game one of the world series and why it will likely be a record setting game. but perhaps not in the way you think. ♪

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because virginia's families need more results, not more politics. ♪ i was hate saying this, steve. but the nats aren't in it. >> i know. tough get excited. i'll be honest with you but for all the true baseball fans out there it really is one of the best days of the year, because the world series begins tonight. yesterday the dodgers and astros hit the field in la to work out and warm up. but it won't take long for both teams to really get hot tonight because temperatures in southern california could hit triple digits. yesterday the high hit 105 in long beach that was a new october record. >> although i would take fit the nats are in it i would deal with triple digit heat. >> absolutely. >> but they're not. for more on the series and how the teams are getting ready let's say good morning to rubin from our sister station from do

angeles. i want to talk about the heat. first of all you're used to heat and houston. they're kind of used to heat in an extreme. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, steve, holly much this is going to be something let's call it unchartered waters because they're thinking it could be a record game one world series start time temperature. they're thinking it could be 97. we've been here for couple of days and yesterday just in the downtown los angeles area 102. i think the record was 99 prior to that. so it was deafly hot. houston hot is super humid so it feels hotter than that. the dry hot is kind of tricky stay hydrated and ready and that's something the teams are definitely going to have to pay attention to. but this will be a historic series because first of all, it's the first time two, one and dread within teams are facing off in more than 40 years.

secondly, the first time that a team goes to the world series that has represented the national league which the 2,005 astros did, they were in the national league at the time, and they got smoked in four games again the white sox. that's ancient history went dough talk about that any more in houston and this year they rep the american league. that's never been done. yeah, a lot of history and steve i know you've been to dodgers stadium and everywhere you turn all the dodger greats are represented. we're standing here with all the retired numbers are just on this great overlook to la. but we've been here since 3:00 o'clock in the morning doing live shots for houston. and i got to tell you, the best part of being at dodgers stadium at this hour, they had dodger dogs ready for the media. [ laughter ] >> open this guy up. i've been waiting for this. they told me -- yeah they told me we were going to do this. so let's see. oh, yeah. >> i don't know how they do it. >> taste like victory. >> but -- [ laughter ] >> dodgers dogs are the best hotdogs of all

stadium. i don't know how they do it. they are phenomenal. >> what's the secret? that's good question. >> you know what, go ahead. >> yeah, they're really good. [ laughter ] >> pardon me for bad manners eating with my mouth open. >> ruben -- >> put this down. they are very good. got caught up in the moment. i grew up in new york city when i was a little itty bit i know hold dogs. that's a pretty darn good hotdog i'll tell you. >> ruben i have question about the heat. are they do anything special be it for the players or for the fans that are going to be there for tonight's game? >> reporter: um, you know, i don't know that they've specifically issued any kind of, you know, warnings or notifying the fans i'm sure there's information up on mlb or you know dodgers website and astros website about game one. it's all over the news out here. i mean you can turn the radio, turn on the television, look at social media without

saying, oh, my gosh, it's so hot, so hot, so hot. but i think, yeah it's a heat wave. i think, you know, i think folks will be -- folks will be ready for it. just hydrate, make sure you're ready to go. if you're coming to the game, and be ready because it's going to be hot on and off the field for sure. >> ruben before we go i have one more quick question. ruben is kind of like our kevin mccarthy for the fox station in houston. so ruben does a lot of enter tape many news. deals with celebrities a lot. this is dodgers stadium in the world series in los angeles near holded. what who do we expect to see at the game tonight. >> that's an excellent question. and i've been in contact with some of the folks here. our -- good people at fox publicity me seeing some of the prime time stars will will come out. i haven't heard any names yet. i don't have any hot scoop for you guys. i wish i had a real tmz moment right now to let you know that, you know, kardashians will be sitting behind home plate but i just don't

for you yet, steve. >> you know what, i think they'll be hanging out at the misters the misters will be in full force. >> where it's cool probably in the club right behind home pl plate. >> ruben, thank you very much. enjoy coverage out there. >> absolutely. i'll keep looking. >> i know you're from new york but it should be a good series. >> it will be good one. >> they'll there be. just another reason to watch tonight. >> and just reminder you can watch the first pitch seven for 8:09 coverage begin at 7:30 dallas queue kell will be on the mound for the as stress clayton kershaw for the dodgers. good pitching toll. fox5 news and the final five. >> all right. speaking of sports wisdom -- you know good and well no celebrities will be out there watching the dodgers because people in la don't care much that's why the football team left. that's just my take. >> um-hmm. >> how about we stick with sports and talk about the ea eagles? proving why they're leading the nfc east during

against the redskins. we'll have the highlights coming up. >> first though, tucker is coming back with a check on the big changes on the way for the rest of the work week, and a sneak peek at the trick or treat forecast. time right now 9:28. we'll be right back. >> dodgers games they have celeb pa cam --, ♪

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>> still 100% is a 100%. >> okay. 9:30 is the time. allison why don't you give us some information we could use this morning. >> let me give you headlines the now. stories making headlines. first we turn to tampa, florida, an intense search is underway for a possible zero ya'll ki killer. they're looking for the suspect behind three seemingly random killings in the same neighborhood. now the mayor of tampa spoke to the community last night telling people to remain on high alert but to not be afraid. community members say they can help feeling anxious since police admitted they don't have much information about who is doing the killing. tampa police say surveillance video from the night of the first murder though might have captured a possible suspect. also ma making headlines washington nationals television analyst ray knight facing assault charges and steve he basically works format son but covers the nationals games sis distinction there much he's facing assault and battery charges after fairfax county police say he got into a fight early sunday morning with an

now it happen at knight's home in the alexandria section of the city. knight didn't want to talk about what happened but denies witness accounts that the two men fighting including him of course and acquaintance were drunk. well, this thursday is historic day the john f. kennedy assassination files will be released. all 3100 pages of the assassination records will become public record. there are already 30,000 or so pages that have been released and redacted form. historians and others interested in john f. kennedy' assassination wonder if the documents will contra dick the official version of this assassination. people are also anxious to learn more about lee harvey oswald the man who history says killed the 35th president of the united states. they say he did it a lone. a lot of people conspiracy theorists a bound. new study highlighting the cities with the most hair raising communities fret spent round trip to how you mood changes because of i

here that washington, d.c. top the charts for the longest commute. basically the correlation between your time in the car or commuting to your mood. the did he say trick comes in at average 60 minutes round trip followed by san francisco at 59 minutes and chicago at 58. wow. coming in close. the study also found adding an additional twin minutes to your commute per day ultimately has the same everything on job satisfaction or dissatisfaction as taking a 19% pay cut. and finally, why regift when you can reject target is now allowing online shoppers to purchase and present and then send an e-mail to the recipient before they zen the actual gift. so the recipient can september it or they can change it. target also offering free shipping beginning next month. >> don't bury that lead. >> we're on board with that one. most of the holiday gifts are under 15 bucks. what's a holiday gift. >> no longer a surprise because they'll say get e-mail that says

you this. do you want it or not? >> see, but -- >> i don't like that. >> i think that teaches bad manners. >> i think it does, too. >> but it's my whole thing. we did a see more wisdom on it if somebody gives you something, shouldn't you just accept it? >> yes. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> don't look a gift horse in the mouth. >> when when did the seymour wisdom you said no. >> i did. >> then you shouldn't accept it then. i don't know why i said no. >> just being contrary. > yeah. >> it's a gift. september it. >> exactly. >> please tucker just like yesterday when wisdom said the eagles are going to win the game by ten. >> that's right. >> um-hmm. my thing is this. i need gifts to regift. so if i can't get bad gifts. >> don't act like we don't give you gifts every holiday people. >> i give them away to other people. >> we give you great gifts ungive those great gifts to other people. >> exactly. i need a certain number of those every year. >> wow. >> wow. tucker says didn't i give that to tucker last year. >> row gift. >> wis i think you were talking about what your significant other gives gives y

significant other. >> you have good it back to them then. what are they going to be mad at you because they're you're significant other. >> so many plowed points to t this. >> so sensitive. >> you love me, you accept it. >> that's why he has his own corner on the couch. >> it is what it is. >> and his own bedroom. >> more on the martin -- martin occurs coming up in just minute. >> tucker, i know you got to do weather. didn't i say the patriots were going to wint super bowl last year? >> maybe did you. >> okay. case closed. >> i think everybody said that. >> before or another the game. >> in the fourth quarter when concern coming back. >> 62 now in washington. 61 quantico. cool weather, cooler weather to start the day. finish with temps in the 70s but the cloud cover holding the numbers down little bit. winds out of the south here. they were breezy in fact gusty overnight with win at times gusting to 20, 25. south at about eight right now. breezes this afternoon, 15 to 20. so breezes and clouds cloudy conditions this morning and sunshine this afternoon. in fact lots of sunshine and beautiful afternoon.

more mild day before that cooler air can filter in from the north and west later tonight. frontal system through the region anywhere between tenth of an inch at reagan national to about half inch at dulles. and you can see that little ribbon of rain showers continues along the eastern shore. we're looking at clear skies out to the west and again beautiful afternoon. one more mild day cooler weather gets in here tonight cool pool of air overhead midweek will deliver a couple of days back to normal. so daytime highs in the 60s overnight lows in the 40s we may even have few spots touch the 30s by early thursday morning. so another round of cool air here to end the month of october. and you can see that reflected in the forecast wednesday, thursday and friday. so 75 today. 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. 15 degrees cooler on thursday. then a bit of rebound right now saturday, sunday, saturday looks like the better of the weekend days. maybe showers around here for the redskins victory against the cowboys sunday afternoon. >> yes! >> right, wisdom. >> that's right. i'm predicting the burgundy and gold a

>> we want to you predict the cowboys. >> you know what, and did you i predict golden state would win the championship last year. >> after they won. >> the last game. such hate. 9:37 its is the time it appears the eagles are the real deal. redskins wouldn't contain philly their quarterback carson wentz. they failed to beat their division rivals. final score in this one, 34-24. it was the first time since 2013 philly actually swept washington in the regular season. kirk suss since he look good. he through for just over 300 yards and three touchdowns including a 7-yard pass to chris thompson in the second quarter. to give washington a ten-three lead. hen connected with jordan reid on 5-yard touchdown to make the 25-17 ent entering the forth. washington couldn't get it done on both sides of the ball. carson wentz tossed four touchdowns an career high 63-yards rushing. redskins coach jay gruden giving him credit where c

>> credit philadelphia. they played a hard, well coached today and coach pederson had his team ready to go, and carson made some unbelievable plays crunch time situations. so let's credit them. we're not using injuries as an excuse. they just played better than us today. >> i feel like if there was something to point to as offense early in the game that set us hype was the lack of third down conversions. >> i think we started out really, really strong, we played fast. we were able to execute in the beginning. but some -- for some reason we started to slow down. started to slow down. momentum changed like you said, and just didn't go in our favor. >> i'm very very confident in this team. i feel like we have all the pieces we need in order to win games and just have to take it one at a time. >> know focus on the cowboys teams are three-three and tied for second place in the nfc east. that game is sunday at fed ex field. kick off 4:25. ezekiel elliot will play in this game.

i watch this team play is again we talked about this all season the wide receiver situation. chris thompson catching all these passes wolf tight ends starting tight end and backup tight end jordan reid and vernon davis catching a lot of passes. terrell pryor has not delivered. he was brought here to jump and catch balls. so far he's done very little. he's not doing anything at all to help this offense. gout to get some of these receivers to produce. you let go of pierre garson and desean jackson now you're not getting anything from the wide receivers. >> seems like they have a defense problem, too. >> they got lot of problems. that's the glaring problems. they got problems on defense too. they have a lot of injuries on defense with breeland down, josh norman down, so it's a lot going on on the defense side of the ball. offense you got to get those receivers going. >> defense has been playing this year. >> when they're all healthy. >> big game with dallas. what time is that game. >> 4:30. >> 4:15, 4:25, something like

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between strangers. we travel around the country and teach fbi techniques to cops. >> our criminals born or are they formed? >> psychopaths are convince there's nothing with them these men are virtually impossible to study. you have found a way in near perfect laboratory conditions. >> hello, ladies. >> that's what makes this so exciting and potentially so far reaching. >> you can like everything we do. >> that is clip new netflix series called mind hunter it's tells the story of two fbi cages agents the in the early days of criminal profiling who set out to interview serial killers in order to learn how they think. now, ad admittedly i know this sounds weird. when saw things like this people think you're a toll weirdo. i've been fascinated not from the criminal as spec but knowing how the mine thinks. are we learning when we watch this more about that actual profiling what goes into the mind of a killer? >> there's nothing wrong with that if as nation that's the whole point of the show wondering why these people

hope of that is if you understand that can we stop future murders and serial illinois killers from happening. this is from 1970s these are actually based on real life murders that you're watching in the show. specifically real life killers they changed some names and changed things around david finch bringing this to netflix now ten episode series i'm on episode five right now. it is fascinating beyond belief. and again this is actually the time when the fbi coined the term zero yas killer calling them sequence killers for a long time. no fame nor them basically yet the show devils into that. while having an element of suspense, great cast. jonathan groff plays the lead fbi agent in the show. i spoke to the cast how they watch news now. does it affect the way they see murders on tv colonelly and also the idea of going home at night does it stay with? watch this. >> i am still fascinated by the psychology of everything that's happening within this show. i'm curious as you play these characters, does it change the way you perceive things that are happenin

when you see murders in the news or like things that are happening disturbing in real life, does it -- do you think differently about it now. >> absolutely. >> that you play these characters. >> when stephen pod dock killed 58 people in las vegas a couple of week ago the first and that i did was call john douglas. >> really good john douglas who wrote the book mind hunter that our show is based on a famous fbi profiler. i was really curious what were the questions that he would be asking if he were there. >> what did he say? >> you know he said that, um, um, it's the op sift creating a profile because when you're creating a profile we don't know who the killer is and we're trig through process of elimination, you know, to try to find the host likely category of person that he comes from. whereas in this situation, we know who the guy is. we just don't know why he did it. do you see what i mean? it's about trying to figure out the why of it all. trying to figure out, um, what his relationship was with those victims. what did

why did he choose those particular people? and you know what were the warning signs leading up to him committing this crime. so all of those questions and i find that, you know, now whenever i see an incident like this, these are the things that i start thinking about right away. >> i am curious this take a toll on you emotionally you're dealing with pretty crazy subject matter. the interviews wire doing with serial killers are pretty intense. the scenes with the company he had killer are phenomena to watch much it's so disturb wagon he did. does it take a toll on you when you go home at the end of the day. >> the only thing when i first sat down with david and he was talking about the show and he said can you not get sick for a year because you have to be there every day? and so can you, you know, wake up early and stay late, and do that over the course of what ended up being ten months, so for me it was the kind of marathon of showing up every day and knowing the lines and like being

of myself to it. but i found the work and the intensity of the scenes and the up tensity of the subject matter incredibly interesting and exciting to play. i mean those scenes that we have with the serial killers are so interesting. they're so much going on and endless possibilities of ways you can play certain things so i actually was on fire doing them. i just loved doing it. >> really fascinating show. it's on netflix now it came out 13th. all ten episodes are streaming. david finch -- >> binging. >> david finch who directed the first, second and last two episode he directed five club, seven. seven very similar element here. >> very dark. >> yum see that. he also did social network as well. the show is incredible. um coming up at 10:30 my sit down with the cast of stranger things keeping with the netflix theme season two premieres this friday. >> halloween right around the corner. >> it's huge. 9:47. reminder by the way mind

stream on netflix now. allison it's interesting too when kevin talking about this when you think about the serial killers, charles manson the knight stalker, son of sam, those were all like in '70's and early '80's. >> that's what led to this. >> those are the ones that skill sift in people's minds when you think about serial killers now. >> mythology the folk lore and all that around it. absolutely steve. i will be watching. >> it's good. and binging. it is now 9:48. coming up the only thing cuter than kids in halloween costumes is pets in halloween costumes. the yards wants you and your fur baby to get in the spirit. high goodness it's a dinosaur. or is it alligator? it's an alligator. any way, we've got a sneak peek -- >> it's crocodile. >> crocodile. sneak peek at a special event and a four legged fashion show next. to cute. >> reptile. just say it's reptile. >> that's right.

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but what about pets? if you didn't know, they can join in on the trick or treat fun as well. at least they can this weekend at the yards because the yards is hosting a special festive halloween themed whole weeknd but afternoon especially for our fur babies. so that portion is called a very bark key halloween pets will enjoy a costume contest, a halloween parade, bark or treating and yes, it's a thing. bark or treating. face painting, cookie decorating and much more and here's the great part. not spooky at all it's all free before the festivities kick off we're joined by jill frederick regional marking director for the yards along with several furry friends that will be in a costume fashion show in just a minute. >> yes. >> we want to say good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us about this great weekend. this family fun at the yards. >> so we have an entire weekend planned for families, kids, and pets, of course. starting on saturday with our fourth annual side yards event. >> okay it is

9:00 on, energy yards park and the bore walk and it is just really fun circus side show extravaganza with things like aerial lifts and contortion any of thes and fire breathers and sword swallow wes, so -- >> it's going to be great. and for those of our viewers who haven't been to the yards yet and enjoyed that whole space we want to get to the fashion show tell us really brief wal kind of space washingtonians now have to enjoy. >> yeah, i mean it's fabulous. there's great restaurants. wonderful boardwalk and marina you can show up by boat which is really fun. and beautiful spark space where this is happening. >> okay. all right. so we want to make sure there's no barking right now. let's get to see these costumes a little sneak peek of the halloween parade whom did you bring in with you, jill. >> first we have buddy the dragon who look how well behaved he is. >> he's dragon. >> and he's just hanging out. >> he's amazing. >> yeah. >> and next, we have jordan. she's a

>> aww. >> so her eyes are even glowing. >> eye, jordan. >> look at how cute. okay. and here comes beau. beau is a country pumpkin. >> instead of the bump kin as he's a pumpkin. >> that hat stays on really w well. >> it really does. >> and treats never hurt. >> treats don't hurt exactly. and here comes you are saul la she's a rescue dog from city dog rescue. she's, you know, down playing halloween thing. just got the little collar we don't want to cover her adopt me jack she's wearing. >> and she is from city dogs rescue. >> yes. >> yes. >> she's a hurricane harvey vac wee. she really -- let's show her how great we are here in the dmv. this is just an example small sampling of what we'll see on the weakened. >> small sampling and we see so many fun dogs bound down at the yards. we just thought it this would be a perfect event to host down at the

this is happening on sunday. this even in particular. the very bark key halloween. >> yes. >> it's again free. it's sunday from 1:00 until 4:00 p.m. >> so come on down and enjoy it. >> come saturday, too. come both days. all righty. i want to highlight you said bark or treating. you'll have treats for the humans. >> we'll have greets for the dogs. >> any candy for the kids. >> we'll have candy fort kids, too, of course. we have to. >> thank you all very much. >> what well behaved dogs. it's hard, right? >> all right. let's get you are zula a good home if you're interested city dogs the rescue. >> she's our transplant. >> aww. >> yeah. she's so cute. >> so cute. >> stickie round get forever home here. that would be great. >> country pumpkin is hilarious. i love had little hat. that's my favorite. super cute. we've got a lot coming up in next hour. kieh's live ride is going on benefits cancer research and they've got pretty big names to help out. joel marini,

anthony corino three of the famous places taking place. and they'll be here in the loft, too. >> fantastic. sounds like a great show at 10:00 o'clock. would you like a mug? it is coffee time on good day d.c. if you've been eyeing our cool good day mugs we have one up for grabs the good day dunkin' donuts pug nothing give away perfect for your dunkin' donuts coffee go to foxdc.com/contests or facebook page to enter our mug contest. one lucky winner will be selected by random drawing. hurry you only have from now until 11am to enter. al, i can believe you didn't say where are my dragons. >> where are my dragons, steve, winter is coming, too. too.

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>> the must see moments only on good day at 10a. the red hot topics, janet fans not thrilled with jt. sex and the city without samantha, what? plus wycklely clarkson said dieting almost ruined her life. also at 10a, two of the stars from stranger things gives us a glimpse at what will happen this season and it's going to be g good. live in the loft, heart throb alerts. giles a manny knee is here with two other famous friend. the important reasons they're all in d.c. let's do this in three, two, one. the 10a starts right now. [ laughter ] >> there's our heart and soul of the day. >> there you go. >> the loft has gone to the dogs.

>> that is the best costume hat i've ever seen on pet. look at it. >> do you want to sit on the couch much. >> it's okay. he's excited. >> it's the cameras. >> little country bump kin pumpkin. >> beau is ready to get out of the loft. >> he's got a horse he's got to ride out there. >> he's got to roll, yeah. >> event at the yards this weekend. bark key wean. >> yeah. >> hats off. >> i dare you to come down and let him run. >> be free. >> he left his hat. >> he left his hat. >> cowboy never leaves his hat behind. >> it's all under control. >> right. >> yup. >> it look under control. >> it's all under control take the camera off us much it's all under control. [ laughter ] >> i know. what's in the bag? all right. this is why we love it. >> here we go. >> all righty. >> well we have some headlines to get to and talk about what's trending right now while allison tries to re-establish control over there. so let's do it. all right tee. first up, here we go. 23 years, folks. the same storm system that brought us the

packed a punch to our south. parts of north and south carolina were hit with some significant damage. there are reports as many as seven twisters touching down last night in the carolinas. right now about 100,000 homes and businesses there have no power. several school systems will be delayed or closed due to damage today. d.c. man locked up facing serious charges for breaking into a prince george's county woman's home and attacking her. police say that kerry-edwards attacked the woman saturday morning in her camp springs home. he is charged with attempted murder an itemed rape. also facing sex abuse charges in d.c. for attacking another woman in southeast last month. now sips that first arrest last month, edwards had been under high intensity supervision. he's due back in court on fr friday. >> president trump is set to pay vost capitol hill. the president will for the first time join the republican senators weekly lunch. the topic of

tax reform. the goal is to get an overhaul of the current tack code into law by the end of the year. however democrats are not on board with the shifting cost and proposed lower tax rates on the rich. well the skins on the road in philadelphia. not so pretty eagles qb carson wentz chopped up the skins defense firing four touchdowns. cousins did his best to keep the skins in the game. but the eagles defense just wouldn't quit. he was sacked thee times. captain kirk racked up 303 yards and three touchdowns he had a good game. final score eagles 34, skins 24. and finally, you know the old saying money doesn't grow on trees, right. let's say it like our moms did. money doesn't grow on trees. now it does. travel and lease sure magazine says one new england company paying people one dollar for every maple leaf they send in. the program called cash for leaves looking for colorful fall foliage from all these states, massacse

certainly, maine, rhode island and connecticut. the leaves need to be in mint condition they need to be colorful they don't want my tears on them non bugs of course and they don't want any mold but a dollar per leaf. that's all right. >> you know what i do, take that big old hefty full of leaves it to them. >> let go sort away. pick the ones you want and send me check. >> what makes the grade. >> pretty awesome. >> all right. >> those are your headlines. >> 10:04. let's see what's tenning on this tuesday morning. first up, it's the latest on the harvey weinstein assault allegations. what started as a hollywood scandal has become a civil rights investigation. new york state attorney general launched civil rights probe into the weinstein company. this comes after dozens of women came forward stating they had been sexually harassed or assaulted by co-founder harvey weinstein the company has its headquarters in new york. investigators have ordered the company to turn over its records on harass many complaints and legal sentiments to figure out if any civil rights are anti discrimination laws were broken.

meanwhile, fox news is handling their own sexual harassment scandal surrounding bill o'reilly. in the latest controversy, former fox host megyn kelly accused o'reilly of misbehavior she says when she complained to her boss, they ignored her. and also describes the $32 million harassment settlement o'reilly paid to fox analyst as jaw dropping. that settlement came three months before o'reilly was fired over the bad publicity from the harass many claims. o'reilly says he's done nothing wrong. fox news channel is owned of course by the sampan company as fox5. yet another sexual harass many scandal is brewing now. celebrity photographer terry richard son has been banned from snapping pictures for several fashion magazines including vogue, gq and vanity fair. the ban comes aft dozens of sexual abuse and harass many claims recently resurfaced. richardson has been the subject of wild spread sexual assault allegations from fashion models over the length of

he denies these accusations. >> see, i think that that is my issue. we've heard this over and over again, and the power that is be turned a blind eye and now it comes out, i said this. i said that. and i say that in conjunction with saying, i do think we're at a powerful moment in our society now where the focus is on this. i feel that way about several things that's going on right now, that it first seems really disruptive and hard to swallow, but i think we're turning the corner. but it troubles me to hear, okay, through the years, this person has been accused of it. >> years. >> through the years. >> i hope that we are turning a corner, and it's not just because it seems like for years and years and years it was okay to turn a blind eye, right. >> right. >> the thing to do was to turn a blind eye as long as someone was good at their job or you know whatever. i hope now it's not just, well, the thing -- cool thing to do now is to out everyone. as

that this is wrong and something needs to change. >> right. >> i'm like strike while the iron is hot, though. if the national attention is now on this and you have a claim add your voice to it because. >> absolutely. >> it's going to help in the long run we know how quickly our attention goes to the next th thing. >> the challenge is going to be right now you can say this happened to me in the past let's bring that up because it didn't get the attention in the past, but if something happens in november, 2017 or december 2017, is it going to be taken seriously as new claim. >> right. >> of harassment someone who is presently harassed today will that be taken seriously or brush under the rug as well. >> i hope so. that will be the key. will the culture change as to somebody said they harassed me today. okay. that needs to be addressed today. not ten years down the road. >> my question always is are the people that are doing the harassing, are they realizing it. >> bill o'reilly didn't think he did anything wrong. you'll pay tens of millions of dollars in a settlement if the person that's the subject of it

sure that's -- >> people doing the harassing don't think i'm not harvey weinstein's level. i'm not that gregious so i'm not that bad. >> my thing is this the people who are doing harassing clearly they have problem. >> yeah. >> they're not going to admit to it or go all in. here's what i hope comes out of this whole thing. when all is said and done, i hope that the companies in charge when they get these allegations and these claims from these victims that they take action immediately and don't push this to the side like they've been doing for the past couple of decades. >> see that changes once this -- stage one right now. once that stage ends, now will you take it seriously from here on out. >> moving forward i hope so. >> hopefully there's legal ramifications what's going on now and that way we can say, all right, now if do you this, there's a pattern. there's a consequence. people need to be made examples of. >> you need to be held accountable. the people in charge node to hold the people in front of them accountable. >> know there are consequences. halloween, on lighter note is a week

a lot of people especially kids excited about their costumes there are concern as there always are about cultural sensitivity when choosing those costumes. last year disney apologized a mid outrage over this moana howie costume people claimed a child without brown skin shouldn't be wearing it it would be seen as disrespectful. celebs have been on the rhee receiving end of this outrage we've seen it time enzyme again. julianna hov dressed as african-american character from orange is the new black covering her entire face in neck in black makeup much this is black tase at the rental of the day and this photo of hillary duff and their bow friend as nay tough americans set off angry reaction here. but are the rules different for kids? some say it is a very thin line and if we lived in perfect world, we can all dress up as one another without offense. historical realities on-going social issues make that very difficult. i mean, time and time again we've seen this

there are some rules to this. look i was snow white as a child didn't put on white makeup. you can be the character without the, you know, with darkening skin. for me black face is always -- >> not for the moana. >> black face is always out. with that kind of costume with the character, i personally do not see a problem with that as a character. when you're talking about the native americans, yeah, now here's problem with that we're talking about real people and not a character but it is a very blurred even i wouldn't have problem with my child dressing up as moana if they're not native high wants. i would not have problem with that but that's, you know, but some people might have problem with meno not having problem with that. if i have problem with somebody dressing up as native american. >> they're us going to be problems any time you dress up as something that's not you yourself. even if you're -- a lot of times halloween you dress up and you're literally making fun of had person. >> right. >> in the way you do i

halloween is. it becomes a slippery slope. it's such a blurred line. someone will be offensed. >> i dressed up as tom brady and there's no way i would ever, ever try to promote pom brady. >> things we used to dress up. i remember as a child being dresse up as that gypsy character. >> yeah. >> now we understand that that is horribly offensive. even the name gypsy is horribly offensive now. things change and we get smarter. >> we get more sensitive. >> to me the light is not blurred at all. there's a billion and a half characters you can dress up as and if you're even close to offensing somebody just don't do it. >> right. >> you know you don't dress up as indian if you're not indian or native american. >> so then like a little girl can't dressed up as mull land if that's her favorite disney princess. >> is she putting on dark ma makeup. >> you said you can be cautery at all. >> if you are going to offend somebody don't do it. if it's even close, don't do it

i dress up as native american, no. >> we did for thanksgiving. in our schools we did. you could be a native american or you could be a pilgrim. >> right. we did do that in our schools. >> i never did that. never even crossed my mine. i'm just saying for me -- >> i think we learned some things but then when you have these characters for me, um, i will respect physical disagree with the disney costume like if my child wanted to be mull land i would do that. would i ever try to paint my face a different color for that, no. so it's like, you know, but then do you the mask. it is an interesting thing but then i would never dress -- people dress up as that is it geisha girls. >> yeah. >> so that's culturally appropriation. it's just -- maybe just everybody be franken stein and bride of franken stein. >> you offense all the monsters out there. >> the monsters aren't real. we're tacking about real people. >> i understand. >> the lines aren't blurry to meme if you're dressing up as dracula and franken stein they don't exist. native americans do exist. >>

>> that's all i'm saying. >> hayden will be a vampire. >> do they exist. >> they might. 10:12 is the time. the team from kieh's wants to raise awareness and money for the fight against breast cans they recruited celebrity help to hit the road. live ride styles giles marino, katie sack off and annie marini will join us live in the loft. >> janet fans are not happy with mr. timberlake why mark wahlberg is praying for forgiveness. the part of is a mantra from sex in the life will be played by --ing. >> no way. >> it could happen. >> what if you dressed up like a brown super bowl champion? >> ♪

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that whole incident. timberlake has skated free and clear. >> yes. >> people have star the the hash tag justice for janet after they found out that timberlake was booked for the assume per bowl. >> sarah fraser, ladies and gentlemen by the way joining us. >> i'm fired up on this one. in light of all the sexism talk here's an example. >> yeah. >> why aren't they having her back? he was as much a participant -- i cannot believe, i'm a huge fan of his. >> they shall not have him back and he should definitely include her. >> i'm disappointed because i feel like justin timberlake should have said i'm coming back if she -- maybe she is going to be. because the nfl came out this morning and said she's not banned i'm sure maybe this is all hype for shell be there. but that better happen. that's all i'm going to say. >> don't you think that it would bill the audience if we don't know. everybody is waiting to so if she is. it would kind of be anti climatic if they were like and they're both back. >> good point. >> i think shell be back. >> that will be mazing at some point she walked and to stage.

>> he cannot go on and do that whole super bowl show and not have her back. >> i think it's a no bainbridge they are. >> what happens if she she doesn't show you. >> i don't buy records any more any way i'll never buy his. >> it would be kind of -- >> i think it will be backlash on him and the nfl if she doesn't show you. >> yes, allison, what would you like to say. >> raise your hand like you're in class. >> i would just say if there's any coincidence miss jackson if you're nasty is on tour right now. >> well -- you see what i'm mean. >> no, no new york city the quins depths she's active. she's no longer overseas. so i think maybe she will make an appearance. >> i totally do. >> she's actively out there touring. she's back. >> she'll be out there. >> she'll be back. >> has anybody ever head lined half time show more than once? >> because that was her half time show. >> yeah. >> she's on the not going to headline it. she'll make an appearance. >> she needs to come back why isn't she getting shot over him. she head lined it once. has anybody ever headline it more than once. >> did bruce springsteen.

>> i know beyonce' was there. >> let's get to chris smith. >> beyonce' was there with ja jay-z. >> bruno mars. >> she was also there with -- >> bruno mars has been there a couple times but he only head lined it once. >> we'll see. tell us what you think. how about this? skinny and suicidal. that's how kelly clarkson described herself at one time in her life. the 35-year-old super star recently revealed that she was miserable following the 2004 release of her album break away and was under immense pressure to lose weight. kelly told attitude magazine when i was really skinny i wanted to kill myself. i was miserable inside and out for four years of my life. but no one cared because aesthetically you make sense. kelly says her turning point game the during the release of my december. there's a song on that album that's called sober. there's this line in it that says "picked the weeds but kept the flowers" i just live my life by that because you are who you surround yourself with.

people and i got out of it because i had lot of great people there, too. it was a case of turning around facing them and walking toward the light. good for her. >> yeah. that's great. >> i fell like that's -- to me that sums it up, rye, because i think you always see people who lose a lot of weight and nothing ever changes. they're still unhappy and it's all about fixing your mental game and who is around you. so i think -- that's great. >> sometimes you got to change your playpen. >> absolutely. >> and get in different playpen where the people are friendlier, happier. >> yup. >> and more positive. >> good for her. >> let's talk about this i know you want to hear about this. more sex in the city news, right. >> yes. >> ya'll love sex and the city. >> i do. >> love it right. >> i do. kim today cattrell doesn't love her play mates. she played samantha joan on the hbo hit and says she is far from friendly with the rest of her former cast mates. now in fact she told pierce morgan they have never been friends. >> wow. >> she says they were colleagues and in some ways i

place when it's clear line between your professional and your personal life. the series went off the air in 2004 and it revolved around sarah jessica parker's character carrie broad she was and her girlfriend as they navigated life and love in new york. they released a movie in 2008 and 2010. but sex in the city number three was call off an lot people put the blame on kim for number three not happening. said she was diva she wanted too much and there was whole big thing. >> are they thinking is the word now they might do it without h her. >> there's rumor. you know how rumors are. how do rumors get started started by jealous people. >> yeah. >> or just on twitter. >> i will tell you this. i don't know what you guys think over there on the couch as well. but originally i said i wouldn't see a sex and the city three without her because it kind of needs to be everybody but after hearing all of this i'll be honest i really don't care for her and i'm okay if she gets recast. >> really. >> the people in charge should call her bluff and make it without her and see what happens much it's no the like she's real

>> i say no more. it's done. you can't go on without her. >> chris is saying she doesn't want to do it. they just should cast somebody in instead of her. >> here's what i say. she's at -- i think they can cast someone who could be her niece and do it that way instead. the ladies have taken her under her wing and that's the character. that's position that's filled as far as makes a fourth, right? but it's not really her but it's attached like they acknowledge that she was there. i say do not just recast totally like and this is the new samantha. >> i agree. >> or cast somebody who just trashes is a man that entire time? >> yes. i like that one. steve. >> i like that. bring a villain in. >> they need to let it die. >> you got to really hate it to turn this money away. you better really hate it to walk away from this franchise and this money. >> she said they weren't fri friends. she said they weren't friends. >> who needs to be friends. >> she clearly doesn't care. i don't need the money because i can stand none of ya'll. hate all ya'll. >> they have a lot of money. maybe they don't

>> hate all ya'll i'm not co cog back good i don't know why you can't just let a good franchise guy. it's set up for the fuller house much it's going to be awful. don't torture us. i'll go if you want to go with me haven't cosmos beforehand let me know. >> the actors have enough money but producers always want more. >> that's right. >> they're the ones putting the movie out there. >> you got to have a lifestyle you're accustomed. you got to fund it. >> if hollywood can make the money they'll take it. >> thanks, guy. >> 10:23 or nine. >> it's that a three. where are my glasses? ten toll 23. coming up stranger things season two. given got -- 10:27. kevin got a chance -- >> season seven. stop it. kevin -- does he have sense of humidity. kevin got a chance to watch it before it hit netflix. >> you're so sweet. >> and sit down with the cast. he'll join us live with all the details film we're waking up to wet morning this morning but the sun is coming out. warmer temperatures will follow. we shall have have nice afternoon.

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p and r. there will be several street closures in that area. so plan ahead. i think you gained a new respect for the ladies who have to walk around in stilettos all day. >> and let me just say, the ladies that run in that race some of them are pretty serious. >> pierre. it's not a joke. >> yeah. >> um-hmm. >> did you well when you did it. >> i told allison i was literally soar for like a week and a half after that. my hips were killing me. [ laughter ] >> i do have neuro spec. >> president feels no pain much that's what my grandmother used to same what's going on in the weather department? >> sunshine eventually here. you want my glasses. >> i needed them. i couldn't see. >> i was listening while steve ridiculed you. >> he did, didn't. >> knowing he wears glasses all time. >> um-hmm. >> okay. 63 now. we'll be in the 70s later today. one more mild day. winds notice they're out of the south here at 13. and a little breezy this afternoon with winds gusting to about 25. but the rain showers that we had last night actually needed rain tenth of an inch to half inch at dulles is pushed east of

we'll gradually clear it out. lingering clouds for parts of the area. just about everybody movely sunny this afternoon. breezy and mild. highs in the mid 70s and then off to the north and west big area of low pressure will settle down some cooler air later tonight and the rest of the week is going to be more reminiscent of what we get at the end of objection. so daytime highs in the 60s and overnight lows in the 40s but beautiful weather, wednesday, thursday and friday look great. it will feel slight nip in the air. >> we're not used to it. when you have that pumpkin spice it will feel weather appropriate at the end of the week. there you go. saturday looks great by the way. got the gold cup out in virginia and sudden sunday redskins football against the cowboys. keep our finger crossed we keep it dry. sneak peek at halloween. upper 50s with sunshine. that will be next tuesday. that will be good for the trick or wieters and no rain. tuck, thanks so much. >> back to you guys. >> all right. sounds good. thank ya'll. it is a star-studded cross country motorcycle ride to raise money for a very very worthy cause. we'real

live ride coming up next we'll sit down with the celebrity riders the founder and the head of the organization that they're doing it for. right now it's 10:28. good day will be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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based purchase vare of fine quality skin and hair care turns to d.c. with expansion of charity motorcycle ride live ride. it benefits the brand foundation takes place over three days with stops in dc maryland and savage the gang all here. i've got chris who the president of kieh's usa and a motorcycle enthuse at. good to see you again. >> hello. >> dr. rachel brim who's the director of breast imaging at gw hospital and the brim foundation and three famous faces inn clueing actress katie sack off and hgtv anthony roll the prompter up corino. [ laughter ] >> sore and i was saving you for last. it's so good to see you again love. >> hey, baby. how are you? >> we go way back. >> we go way back. [ laughter ] >> okay. interview is over. i'm just kidding. it's goo

i'm glad to have you back. a little disappointed we don't have ha hardware in here this time. >> we do. it's right outside. >> couldn't roll it in. let's talk about the live ride and what it's all about for people that aren't familiar with what new and different this year. >> we started the bike ride about eight years ago a vehicle for not only raising money for raising awareness we started with aids and hiv and continued through these eight years. last year actually back in 2012 i honor of meet during brown and learning about her incredible organization right here in d.c. wanted to be part of. it we had our first ride thank you for having us on last year we did small ride last year and we're back again to raise money and awareness for breast cancer. >> where do we stan in the fight against breast cancer. >> making enormous headway. this week we learned that the death rate for breast cancer down 40%. but we still have to remember that d.c. has the highest death rate for breast cancer in the country by a lot. and we know that early detection really is the c

95% of women with early breast cancer survive and 35 and the brim foundation dedicated to early detection through access, care of under served and underinsured women, education and physician training. >> so ride like this, how much of a difference does it really ma ick. >> it makes enormous difference because so many people are aware of the impact of early detection of the impact of the death rate decrease as a result of awareness and early detection. so it makes all the difference in the world. this ride will save lives. >> it raises awareness but raises money, right? >> it does. >> we need money for funding of all the research. anthony, for you why are you a part of the ride? why is it important and where is your cousin? why isn't he here. >> john doesn't ride motorcycles but, you know, chris and i became friends a couple years back. he asked me to join, and, you know, chris has gone infectious personality and when he talks to you about causes that he's passionate about he gets you passionate about them. so it was a no brainer for me. any time i can be on two wheels and doing good and also leveraging social

awareness for causes like this it was an easy decision to be part of. >> katie, i know that one much our twitter followers is like i love starbucks. i can't believe she's going to be in the loft. but you know people may not be aware when i was reading about you, you have the active outlaws which kind of goes right along, right, with what this is all about. >> tricia had a who was on battleship galactic with me started the group that we formed to do charitable rides for motorcycles or for charity and that's how we met chris in 2008. and we did the first life ride with them and so we sort of, you know, wherever he asks us to go, we tend to show up. so but for breast cancer it's such a -- it's such a soft spot for me in the sense because i lost my grandmother to breast cancer. my mom is always been an advocate of getting her mammograms and i grew up in familiar wrl that was something that we -- she talk about all the time. my mom had great hea

not everyone is so lucky. so that's where the brim foundation comes in and provides mammograms for people who aren't as lucky as my mother. >> giles, my love. >> yes, baby. >> you're back again. so obviously this is something that's important to you. you take the time out of your career to dedicate to this. why the importance? >> well, like anthony and katie said it's really no brainer. using our platform for good it's crucial. sometime in hollywood that's not the case, and i think we try and make them understand this is very important cause obviously and we using our celebrity statue to help others, and it's important. it's phenomenal what you're going doing i want to thank you with all my heart because there's no one around here that can say i never heard about breast cancer. everybody is touched. >> everybody has been touched by it in some way, shape or form. >> that's the reason we're here. >> i see you holding something here. >> yes. >> tell me about

importantly how can everyone be a part of that. >> there's a lot of ways. you can buy this it feels great on the lips. we'll donate up to $25,000 it net proceeds of this be to be right pink and the donation. donating $10,000 to dr. brim's organization. if you below a kiss on your instagram you tag at kieh's and kiss for the cure we'll donate dollar. >> say that again. instagram. below that kiss, you tag at kiehl's and half her tab kiss for the cure and we'll donate a dollar for every post that we receive on that up to twenty five thus san dollars back to the ride pink and brown foundation and if you are we'll be at chevy chase mall at 11:00 o'clock today if you want to come see us and say hi. we'll be at the kiehl's -- tell them you're on tv. >> i'm on tv. [ laughter ]

go to bright pink. lots of ways for people to get involved. >> absolutely two things one i want you three to give a quick update. anything new down the line. >> i just finish netflix show. i'm not at liberty of saying. otherwise i will be hunted and kill. >> oh, please new york. >> and actually creating and pitching and setting shows. it's been phenomenal. >> you can whisper it to me later. >> and you? >> the final season of lone meyer ends on netflix nove november 17th get ready to binge that and then i am -- i plan new villan on the flash this season. >> yeah! >> yes. >> okay. you sir. >> in the middle of pitching new shows and my cousin even have a new children's book coming out next fall. >> can you give me hint. >> it's just teaching kids about tools and how to get back to your community by building things and just just that early education of learning how to get your hands dirty. >> i have five almost six-year-old. >> all right. we will send i was copy. >> yes. >> signed please.

>> absolutely. >> swak. kiss for the cure. back to you guys. >> giles, you have been here for celebrity dish. because our question was, should kim catrell be in the new sex and the city move or cast that role to someone else? [ laughter ] >> we're putting you on the s spot. >> what do you think. >> i would say i think she made a choice already. i don't think the movie is going to forward. and to each his own. i think she's done a lot for the series she deserves all the credit in the world and maybe sometimes people just don't want to do it. >> if the movie does go forward would you be available, all of you. >> i would go back on super diet and try to lose weight. >> all of him was available last time. funk were i'm saying. [ laughter ] >> obviously holly saw the mo movie. >> i saw it maybe ten times. what? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> i love you for that. i love you for that. >> thanks, guys. thank you everybody. all right. well, just in time for halloween a retro hit stranger things returns for all new season. kevin

sat down witness stars of the show. he's going to join us live after the break with all the details. time right now is 10:39. ♪

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you said it was all in his head. >> and what have you done? nothing. >> what is wrong with my boy? i don't understand. she was dead. >> it's like it's reaching in -- >> stranger things that was a clip from the new season the first one were you a run away hit and instant consult classic and for fans who can't wait to see what's next, the wait is almost over. kevin had a chance to see the new season and sit down with some of the actor. >> i did. we're down here sipping tease. >> we're in the fox lounge. >> it doesn't look you're sipping tea. >> this is imaginary tea. >> all right.

this is way in season one. >> is it spoiler or is it -- is it ever a spoiler? >> i don't think it's a spoiler now. >> okay. >> season one. this is season one knowledge not season two knowledge. >> okay. bash the character barb dies in season one. >> right. she goes to the upside down. we see she's dead. we see literally her dead body. >> we see her dead. >> in this particular season, the big question, will there be justice for barb? there will be justice for her character? will that avenge her death. >> okay. >> i spoke at the cast about that. also, do they watch the show on netflix when it comes on? do they binge their own show. >> there's new character gentleman on the right in the interview you'll see he has the worst mullet i've

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♪ all right. let's crack open the cafe today. our neck guest hell' kitchen season three winner but also a cuisine innovator with a huge heart and today chef rock harper donates has time to build awareness about homelessness in our city and he's assemble his talents and chef friends to raise funds and awareness for heart and soul a gore nay tasting even that benefits central

about that. first chef rocco is joining us live in the loft to talk more about how we can get involved and cook too and making risotto. welcome back. great to see you as always. >> great to be here. >> walk us threw the risotto. there are a lot of rules in risotto. it's obviously one of the hardest dishes on our hell's kitchen. >> we can't do it in four minutes. how much time would you really need to make a good risotto? every time we watch they're like they're making risotto. there's enough time they have time to make risotto. >> 30 or 45 minutes. a couple of tricks you can try at home we do in the restaurants that is sort of like part cooking your rice. >> okay. >> some people part boil it watch we're going to do we can take -- what we do build it up in stages. you do in the restaurant you stop it at a certain stage, refrigerate and when you get an order -- >> start ought out with al over little. >> olive oil, onion garlic leave them whole and season the oil. you can chop it up if you like. then a

and then what we do toast that, right it's going to help those grains stay apart. >> if we had 30 minutes to cook how long would you toast it for. >> maybe about five. i like how specific you getting with this. i like what's going on here. >> trying to help everybody at home. >> i can dig it. >> you know what iyman they can cook and come out to your event and take notes. >> i dig it. i appreciate it. >> it helps everybody. >> what we would normally do hit it with little wine, right. but we'll use some of that veggie stock and hell mon juice i love the acidity. a dry white wine will work well here. give that a stir. >> i'll take care of this side of the cook top over here. you take care of that one. >> i appreciate i here's one of the most important things about writ soto. >> you make it at home, right. >> i try. >> you will be an expert after this the key is take it to what we call almost dry, right. we want to add our liquid. boiling liquid. right. make sure it's really hot and take it to its almost dry. reduce it down there's no more liquid left. >> keep repeating that

creamy with what you got going on over there up a to the creamy stage. this is really the rice an little bit of stock, right. >> absolutely. >> okay. >> now what i want you to do bill this guy and finish it. >> we're not using all of this, right. >> little bit of it. it's up to you. it's your writ soto. >> put mushrooms in there. nice little mix. >> it's fall we got to have pumpkin. >> pumpkin good. >> pumpkin flavor. touch of salt maybe. little pink himalayan salt right there. >> getting fancy. >> if is wisdom yell at you would you that make you nervous. >> anything else you want to add? >> we're good. butter. >> i'm not going to use my fingers. put it oh and here. >> here's spoon. >> going all in here. here's the thing rocco. we didn't want wisdom to yell at us we want to get this information about this charity. you assembled chef friends in d d.c. awry saw the list it's a thousand chef friends you got together. everybody came out to help the cause. how can folk get involved. >> very

restaurant community we still have tickets available the event at 6:00 o'clock we have a chef battle. starts at 6:00 and bunch of celebrities coming out to judge it please come on donation visit the mission. if you don't make it to the even, viv the mission volunteer, pray, homelessness is too big in this city we have to make dent in it it starts with tonight. >> there's the info right there. 7:00 o'clock and it is at doc5 at union market. the tickets are available before those tickets you get a whole bunch all these top chefs in the area will be there. information everything else it will be i don't think wore final and evident all that money goes to the cause of helping homelessness. >> it smells so very good over here. >> is that good. >> that made me smile. made me cry. >> it smells bloody good over here. >> you sounded like the rock meets gordan ramsay. >> that's true. they're afraid over here. >> few seconds left. top it with pumpkin seeds. >> top it with pumpkin seeds. put it right there. risotto should be creamy. >> 15 seconds throw a few of those on there

i don't know but we will. >> yes. >> whoever yells the loudest gets it. >> wisdom. >> it's smells so very good over here. >> is that the only line you have? because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you.

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