>> straight ahead the deadliest terror tack in new york city since 9/11. eight people dead. more than a dozen hurt. this morning we're learning more about the suspect and taking a closer look at what security officials here at home and across the nation can do to protect those so-called soft targets. the race to be virginia's next gov are in takes a nasty turn. and with less than week until voters hit the polls, this one is still wide open. we'll have more on the just pulled ad and the new survey showing the race closer than ever. the flood gates have opened in hollywood. former

jerry piven the latest swept up in the sexual hair rat many scandal. meanwhile more fall out for kevin spacey has netflix hits pause on his hit drama. another instant classic. the dodgers take one back fo forcing a winner take all game seven. fitting for what could be one of the best world series of all time. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ yup, we are ready to go here on good day d.c. 9:01 on this wednesday, novembe. i trust all of have dee compressed from our halloween extravaganza the justice league. >> exactly. >> although it's justice league with jason. >> that's all right. >> that's right. >> i'm not sure i love halloween on tuesday. >> i know. >> you know what i mean? it was a buzz kill. >> makes for the rest of the week -- >> very slow. even yesterday i thought there would be more people out. >> right. >>ut

night, the saturday night. >> i don't know steve. i think the kids in this area are like -- they would have done you proud much the neighborhoods were flooded. craze seem crazy. yeah. >> i hope everybody got lots of candy and stayed safe. >> first up at 9:00 this morning we want to get to our top stories and breaking news coming from new york city. this is where eight people died yesterday and more than a dozen are still hurt after halloween terror tack. victims just flat out mowed down on bike path by a man driving a rented pickup truck. this morning we're learning more about the that suspect. >> identified as a 29-year-old from uzbekistan and according to note he left behind he took inspiration from isis. and while there have been no threats here in the nation's capitol, police are on high alert. we'll have more on that and the president's reaction to the attack in just a moment. first, though, fox5's bryan llenas has the latest on the investigation in new york. >> reporter: good morning, life continues here in new york city after the worst terrorist attack in this city since 9/11 much eight people killed. 11 injured as the investigation now

29-year-old suspect. >> this was an act of terror, and a particularly cowardly act of terror. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill deblasio condemning tuesday's fatal attack. multiple people are dead and plenty more are injured after a man rent add home depot truck just an hour before plowing into bicyclists. >> i seen the city bikes mangel in the bike path and i see two gentlemen. they're -- they weren't with us no more. he ran them over. >> reporter: 29-year-old sayfullo saipov was shot by police when he got out waved around pellet guns and shouted allah akbar. officers finding a note in the truck saying the attack was carried out in the name of isis. saipov came to the u.s. leg legy from uzbekistan in 2010. mayor deblasio acknowledge the attacks proximity to the world trade center, something many new yorkers likely thought of when they heard about a terror incident in lower manhattan. >> we have been tested befor

a city very near the site of today's tragedy, and new yorkers do not give in in the face of these kinds of actions. >> reporter: saipov is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the abdomen by an nypd officer. meanwhile, the fbi is in new jersey looking at the home depot where he rented this truck as well as an apartment building that has ties to the suspect. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >> so many questions surrounding this. president trump of course responding via twitter yesterday and again this morning saying "we must not allow isis to return or enter our country after defeating them in the middle east and elsewhere. enough. "he called for stepped up vetting at the borders. yesterday' as tack happened in new york, we've seen similar types all across the world. so the question this morning is, is there any way to protect these kinds of so-call soft targets? fox5's melanie alnwick is standing by life at the national mall finding out what d.c. o

the city safe. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. as soon as the word of that attack circulated yesterday, dc police put out a statement saying that they were in touch with federal authorities and asking people the same thing we've ever heard and over again if you see something, say something. but certainly it does bring up questions because here in d.c. we know, we are target there's a lot of places where high pedestrian traffic, bicyclists, this exact same situation that they saw in new york. so we want to get right to d.c. police chief peter newsham. so what can we do here? what have you guys been doing? >> you said it exactly right. to see something, say something. i think this reemphasizes with everybody that this type of thing can happen right here in the united states. we've seen the vehicle ramming occur in other parts of the world. now it's happened here at home in new york city. so, you know, we get -- we have grown accustomed to being comfortable in our lives the best way that law enforcement can inter dick these types of

something suspicious could be a family member, it could be a friend, if you see unusual behavior or unusual activities, let law enforcement know. that's really our best tool for stopping this type of thing. >> reporter: one of things i remember seeing right during the inauguration i know right before the inauguration we had those attacks in paris and we also had the one in germany at the christmas market, and then at the inauguration, it was unusual but i understood it we saw all the heavy construction equipment, the dumpsters, that's one tactic you can use. >> yeah, we don't talk specifics about our tactics for preventing that type of thing. whenever we have large gatherings here in the city, we take a number of measures to try and prevent that type of thing from occurring. but i can't underestimate how value it is for us for people to pay the tension. if you see something that's just untoward or something that's unusual, a neighbor whose acting suspiciously, it could even be a family member act suspiciously let us know.

something happens. >> reporter: is there anything that people can look for, i think one of the things that's so disturbing about these sorts of truck attacks is, i mean f you're the person walking down the street you can't really see the guy in the truck. is there any sort of tip off or signal or something that as a pedestrian or a bicyclist we could do? >> well, i don't think you really are going to be able to spot it just by looking at trucks out there on the street. that's kind of unrealistic. i think what's more realistic you see the behavior of somebody. somebody who is saying things or who is writing things, you know, or doing conversations they're mentioning things where they have an issue with the united states or something that's terrorist related, i mean, we have to be really kind of sensitive to those types of statements and don't pass it that's just that guy acting in that particular way. we got to pass it off to law enforcement so we can take look at it. >> reporter: it sounds like the goal you really want to try to stop these people before they even get behind the wheel? >> absolutely. you know, law enforcement in this country particularlyn

so close with our federal partners we do really good job of interceding these things before they happen. but the only way we're going to be successful if people pay attention and help us. >> reporter: d.c. police chief peter newsham. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: we'll send it back to you. melanie alnwick reporting for us this morning. 9:08 is our time right now. i want to check in with tucker barnes and our forecast for this first day of november. good morning to you. >> good morning. live shot of the capitol and you can see the cloud cover behind it. going to be mostly cloudy day for us today. perhaps a spot or two will get drizzle as we get warmer air working in it will set us for a nice end of the week. thursday and friday temperatures are going to be well above normal. let's get it to and show the latest and i mentioned the cloud cover an the possibility of a little drizzle out that. you that was in our live shot this morning. it's still cool out. jacket weather. 48 reagan national. 45 dulles. 46 this morning up in baltimore, bwi marshall. warmer air working through that. will give us a lot of clouds today. the green you see on the map shower activity. if you're off to the north and west particularly along 81, martinsburg, winchesr

hagerstown, cumberland, that part of the world, you have the best chance of a little light drizzle or shower today. for the rest of us, i think we'll be just remaining mostly cloudy and we'll keep the temperatures much like yesterday in the low 60s. 64 degrees. so it will be pleasant afternoon although mostly cloudy skies. warmer temperatures tomorrow. along with some sunshine back in the forecast. details on thursday and friday and guess what we get to do this weekend, guys. >> what? >> turn the blocks back. >> oh, yes. extra hour of sleep. >> take it, take it, take it. thanks. >> more on that coming up. >> update on story you saw first on fox5. hank today the maryland state board of education will meet to discuss the findings a of final report on allegations of grade fixing at some prince george's county schools. it was four months ago several months ago i should say four board members contacted maryland governor larry hogan saying they had evidence had hundreds of students had graduated but did not meet state requirements and they're grades were changed. the audit report was supposed to be revealed yesterday but remain under wraps until the state releases

this time next week, we could know hoot next governor of virginia will be. but as of right now, it's still anyone's guess because the latest polls show a race is too close to call. >> with less than week to go now the race is getting nasty. thanks to new attack ad that seems to portray republicans as racist predators. new proof both sides are willing to go to extreme lengths for a win. >> less than one week out from election day in virginia, and the governor's race is getting nasty. >> run run run. >> group supporting democrat ralph northam running this one minute ad called, american nightmare showing a pick up thering with confederate flag and also has a republican ed gillespie bumper sticker and it's driving in a threatening way through a neighborhood with minority children running for their lives. >> gillespie says the ad shows those supporting northam are in a panic. >> it's clear they understand this race is slipping away from them and they're losing it because they don't have any policies and i've been putting forward policies for months now,

proposals to get virginia growing again. >> real clear politic average recent polls in this race has northam leading by three-point 3%. the campaign is featured some big names with former president obama campaigning for northam. and the democrat candidate trying to tie gillespie to the president. >> unfortunately, my opponent ed gillespie is cut from the same cloth that donald trump is. he's nothing more than a washington lobbyist. >> on the other side vice-president mike pence has been in virginia campaigning for the republican. >> ed gillespie is pro jobs. he's pro growth. he's pro american energy. he's pro life. he's pro second amendment. >> president trump expressed support on twitter writing, ed gillespie will turn the really bad virginia economy numbers around. and fast. strong on crime. he might even save our great statues heritage but experts know gillespie is walking a fine line. >> challenge for gillespie i

that trump has limited popularity. trump is still quite popular among republicans but among democrats and to a substantial agree among independents there is a trump challenge. >> the ad that was referenced in that story was actually pulled after yesterday's truck attack in new york. meanwhile experts predict the home stretch of this race will only get nastier. noting there's a lot on the line for both parties in virginia and there will be a desire to draw national trends. >> 9:12. episode five of our mansion murder podcast is full of what ifs. coming up next sarah fraser is back with us with more on the miss chances during that hour's long attack. >> and later good day gets hairy. we're kicking off no shave november and this morning we're bringing in some experts to show us how to do it right. time right now is 9:12. ♪ 9:12.

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♪ i hope you've been listening to our true crime podcast, of course, the mansion murders because the latest episode episode five is available for download right now today. it is just out as of this morning. now, this one focuses on what ifs in the case of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper. meaning were there chances

from being killed? of course they were kept in the house for very long time. one in particular haunts a part-time housekeeper for the savopoulos family. what if she had not missed a call that came from her employer? >> on may 13th, 2015, the night the should have plus family was first held hostage, savvas makes phone call to nellie guiterrez in the late evening. nellie is the made who is still alive and spoke to us in earlier episodes. savvas tells her not to come to work the next day. >> hey nellie it's savvas. she's in bed sick tonight and she was sick this afternoon and vera offered to stay and help her out because, you know, we're going through some stuff with philip so she's going to stay the night here, okay? oh, and would you tend me a text when you get the message so i can make sure. thanks nellie good night. >> nellie never listens to that message not only the following day around 11am and by that time it was too late.

joins us now with more it's interesting when i -- it's creepy to listen to that now knowing what happened later to hear savvas' voice. it's interesting we have the opportunity to hear that that message was saved. but listening to to try to find clues for me as an outsider here it doesn't sound like his voice is wavering much. it doesn't sound like there's anything that might be suspicious. but you said the housekeeper it did raise suspicion. >> yeah i agree with you. when you hear that you don't hear somebody under distress. but nellie heard that and felt like that was very odd for savvas. that he -- that he did not sound like his normal self. but, of course, you know the -- this episode was particularly hard because there were so many opportunities that they were so close to notifying someone. you know, they order a pizza. the pizza person comes to the house but with odd instructions. the made that was killed her husband comes and knocks on the door that morning. he's so

and then of course nellie. >> he was told to go away. >> he was shoed away with a text message, and, um, you know, nellie of course with this message and she had gone out with girlfriends the night that they were being held hostage. she doesn't even listen and by the time she listens, you know, we know they're fate, and so, um, there's lot of opportunity or you hear those opportunities. what we think of course i say this in the podcast it's really naive for any of us to make any assumptions because you never know what you'll be like in situation like that, and that's where the fbi expert gary nuesner comes on the show and he's a former fbi hostage negotiate work on the waco, texas, siege, and so he kind of talks about behavior in really distressed moments like this. but there's also for him some very hazy, hot and humid things. one of them is being held in your home for 19 hours. he says that's very very strange in the united states. most of the time robbers weren't to come when you're not there. they don't want all the issue that is come with

people, you know, hostage. so there's a lot more questions but i think you begin to get a little bit more psychology in this of what could have taken place. >> we'll hear from him, right. >> let's take listen to gary right now. >> i'm not familiar with the scenario like that where someone texts somebody at the company and says give this big amount of money to someone i'm sending over to pick it up. i mean that would raise a lot of questions. well, why in the middle of the night are you asking for this sum of money? what has this got to do with business and you would think it would typically trigger a person who's being asked to get the money from the company, it would trigger some sort of reaction where they notify the police or the authorities. it's just, um, i'm not saying it didn't happen that way, but it strikes me as being unusual, and would raise some, you know, questions in my mind. >> gary's comments raise more questions in my mine as to what type of business relationship did savvas have with his employees? you

something like a message in the mill of the night to go get money and do this no questions asked, was that the standard operating procedure or should that have been a red flag then perhaps to that employee that something was up? >> i think a lot of people agree with you. today's episode -- >> it goes so deep. >> is out. you can does really deep you can download it on i tunes, we have facebook page. >> geography plays such huge part in this. where the porsche was torched. so the behind the scenes videos are really critical. and those are on the facebook page. audible as i mentioned google play if you're an android user you can get it there. definitely join the group and let us know your thoughts. >> so many people are downloading and listening now. be a part of join the conversation. discuss with your friends. five episodes in. two more to go. >> back over to you guys on the couch. >> fascinating. >> one other thing she doesn't mention i loved sarah the,

the domino's request was not so odd after all. we'll leave it at that. you got to listen. that was fascinating to me. >> mind blowing. >> yes. >> good tease. good tease much thanks lot sarah and steve. >> if you're a good day fan you know kevin' dance moves -- let's just say they're a little suspect. the bernie anyone. >> bless his are a. >> it's changing though. changing though. coming up later we'll tell you all about his new challenge putting his chuck taylors to the test. >> first, though, let's check in with allison and see what's she's working on today. >> hey, al. >> hey holly. congress facing another delay rolling out president trump pogs tax reform plan. we're going to have more on the latest hold up, plus a possible mumps outbreak on d.c. college campus? and later just in time for your holiday shopping, lego honoring some unsung nasa he heroes. we'll have details when we check what else is making headlines. ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and strength of a name, and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles...

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narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years.

longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. ♪ >> 9:24. allison is back with a check of the other stories making headlines this morning. good morning, al. >> good morning, maureen. first up new details on capitol hill where there has been a delay on the roll out of the tax reform bill. it will be roll out tomorrow even though that was supposed to happen today. yesterday the president met with business leaders and industry advocates at the white house. the president says his top priority is lowering overall rates for individuals and businesses. he is predicting bipartisan support when the bill is unveiled. new details raising new questions about those two

lost at sea only to be rescued five months later. so they claim to be headed from hawaii to tahiti a tropical storm early in their voyage knocked them off course damaging their engine, but the national weather service has no records of any storm in the area. there are also major questions about why they didn't use their emergency beak couldn't to signal for help. investigators say the women could have stopped at any number of small islands and ports they passed along the way. also making headlines this morning, five suspected cases of the mumps have been reported on the campus of american university. the dc department of health says all the affected students have been isolated as a part of standard procedure. this comes not long after students at the university of virginia were urged to take precautions when initials identified two suspected cases of the mumps at uva. facebook facing tough questions on capitol hill yesterday. lawmakers wanted to know why russian linked ads were not regulated on the site. during the heari

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>> see you allison. november has arrived and that means -- >> what did you change? >> things are about get hairy. because men nationwide are about to ditch the razors to raise money and awareness about men's health issues. but there's a way to do this and to do it right. this morning we're getting some advice from a local expert. >> first, though, a november warmup on the way. tucker will be back with a look at some of the changes on the seven day. steve, what do you got. >> 30 minutes away from the 10a today and fresh at 10:00 o'clock this morning wendy williams will speak out after passing out on life tv. what scary video that was yesterday if you saw it. we'll fine out today what she's saying about that on air health scare. plus the flood gates have opened in hollywood. entourage star jeremy piven the latest caught up in the as a result scandal. we'll go live to tmz for the details there. rangers thing netflix rolling out the next must see series this one for the same rider as handmade tale. later joining forces and joining voices. jazz artist eric ess

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♪ well in baseball game seven about as much of a distance you can get to and they'll do it again this time around the dodgers used home field advantage to hold off the astros for one more round last night. let's go to

right now. what a matchup it was. the stare down that never happens before a baseball game. [ laughter ] >> try it again. >> take two. >> it was a appropriately homerun that started it off and that was the team for this series both teams helping to break record for homeruns. la riding high on the victory. account question can they regain the mow moan tum to tonight. justin verlander was strong for sick last night but then it fell apart. dodgers ended up winning. tick prices on stub hub doubled night. 400 bucks was the cheapest ticket to get in last night. >> oh wow. >> cheapest ticket for tonight looking at $800. >> oh wow. >> best seats in the thousands of dollars. >> but as i said earlier f the dodgers win, every sip gel media headline in the country will say it was a true hollywood ending for the dodgers to win in seven. >> that was pretty good, steve. >> $800. >> 800 bucks minimum. >> if you think about it, you are going see world series winner, right? no matter what. >> houston never won before. >> houston has

>> see it on tv. >> i'm roo rooting for hughes houston if they never won. >> houston strong. >> you got a preference? >> he's an la man. >> houston has been in the league over 50 years and never wouldn't a world series. so that would be kind of cool. >> yeah. >> okay. >> i agree. we'll see what happens. look it's been fantastic series. every game has been exciting. >> all these homeruns are driving up the numbers. i mean all the baseball pure wrists are probably like this is insane and this is crazy. >> by the way you can catch that game here on fox5 we're airing it. you don't have to go any w stay right here. >> people juicing those balls. >> juice them. >> tucker, who you got tonight? >> i think dodgers are going win but i might be pulling for houston because of the hurricane but i mean i'm just a fan. i don't care. >> what do you think about all these homeruns? >> i don't have any opinion whatsoever. >> okay. all right. carry on with the weather then. >> can you go get the real tucker. tucker we know and love always has an opinion. >> i got that out of my

it will be back tomorrow. don't worry. all right. let's do the forecast. i don't have no idea what's going on witness balls. they're complaining the balls are juiced much the players are juiced much the balls are juiced. whatever right. >> juice. >> sponsored by minute made. >> there you go. mostly cloudy skies today. we'll be in the low 60s later this afternoon with drizzle, yeah a little bit of drizzle. here the deal witness drizzle. best chance will be north and west closer to the energy with our warm front that's coming through. for us, big change in air mass here. so we're in the low 60s yesterday. kind of low to mid 60 today's and back in the 70s by both thursday and friday afternoon looks great. we'll have partial sunshine but we could be in the mid to upper 70s for the day on friday and friday looks dry. so want to get out and about and have a it feel like september rather than november friday is your day. 49 now. it's cool out early this morning take a jacket with you this morning. 51 in annapolis. big warmup in leonardtown. big jump. 10 degrees in the past hour or so. 59 in leonardtown. getting a little sundown there. 45 dulles.

best chance for sprinkle or shower will be in the mountains out to the west. i know we got a lot of viewers watching out there this morning. little bit of drizzle possible here in the immediate washington area and again shower off to the north and west. this is all warmer air that will be filtering through later today and this is kind of our transition day. hang in there by tomorrow we shall get back into at least a little sunshine and temperatures are going to warm newspaper the low 70s. high pressure to the north. warm front coming through. yeah, that snow shower out into parts of ohio and western pennsylvania this morning. cold enough to support at least a mix of rain and know in pennsylvania. for us, low 60s today. so none of that around here. and back into the 70s by tomorrow. look at thursday and friday. yeah. we'll take it. 70s and temperatures well above normal into free day. week zen not a washout. it doesn't look great as we'll are have lot of cloud cover but just light showers saturday and widely scattered on sunday.. clocks back you get an extra hour of sleep the sun will set sunday afternoon

3:00 p.m. so there you go. i'll be watching football. wisdom, over to you. >> all right, thank you tucker barns. earlier this morning, fox consumer reporter steve noviello talked about all about no shave november and how men all over the world will be putting down the razor. well to raise awareness and money for cancer research and prevention. well now the month long campaign kicks off today, and if you plan on joining hash tag beard gang, hash tag beard gang, our next guest is a master barber who's here with a few tips and tricks for to you help you keep your beard and skin on fleek. welcome master barber pedro perez to the good day loft. good morning to you. >> thank you. >> good morning to you sir. welcome to the loft. >> thank you for having me. >> you brought your kit with you here. >> york sir. >> we were just talking. this whole beard thing is a thing. >> it's a thing. >> it's on on right now. people used to come to the babarshop and get their haircutd beard was an

it's a whole thing. >> it's a whole isolated service. >> wow. two models over here with fresh beards. >> yes, yes. >> freshly grown beards. you got a freshly grown beard. >> let's go over some of the things if you're growing a beard starting from scratch. >> this month for this special occasion. you're going to need to do what first? >> so first, cleanliness. washing. there was an article i read recently and it was saying how they found more fecal matter in men's beards than usual toilet bowl. >> what? >> it made me think. how could that be? but i thought about it. your hands are touching doorknobs and people and shaking hands and you're doing this. a little bit of this. you just have a build up of bacteria. >> wow. >> that was interesting. >> okay. >> just cleanliness and there's a process of cleaning. >> all right. you want to take us that was some of the processes over here. >> sure. it's very easy. very easy process. i mean this is kind of barbershop but if you're home you kind of do the same process. >> okay. >> you don't need a cape and everything. this is just to protect

now. >> gotcha. okay. >> i have some all natural products that i endorse i stick by called say dell a local dc company wonderful products man this is a foam wash, beard foam wash. >> okay. >> so -- basically, foam wash that means it wash the beard. >> wash the beard it's not heavy like shampoo. it's not thick. it's easy to come off. wipe it out. >> gotcha. >> you can just apply a little bit two or three pump. >> in interest of folliculous disclosure are you sponsored by any of these products. >> i'm not sponsor. i use these on myself because they're natural and healthy. >> okay. >> just ease seem you can just apply it to your board at home by yourself. >> yup. >> i'm not going to do a whole lot because in the interest of time. >> right. i understand. >> you can get -- >> hot towel. get a hot towel. >> steamed towel. very easy. >> okay. get your steamed howl at home. >> what does that do after you put the cream wouldn't does this do to the beard. >> still cleaning it. >> it's cleaning it. it's softening the beard. moistening the hair and allow to you take thees

you just applied. >> gotcha. >> get that out the beer. and you just, you know, as so. >> all right. you rinse it. yup. >> and then pretty much you'll get a dry towel or you comb it to kind of dee tangle. >> okay. >> very easy. >> looks like baseball players over here. ya'll got baseball beards. okay. then what? >> what i have a beard glaze. >> okay. >> i'm assuming this makes it shiny. >> shiny? well -- >> you said glades. i think shine. >> yeah. it adds moisture. >> yup. it. >> adds moisture. so as you can see, this is like pampering for a man. >> this is the equivalent women going to the spa to get facial. >> how long does it take if his beard is fully grown. how long does this take. >> this process. >> this process right here. grooming of the beard. >> ten minutes tops. >> all right. >> ten minutes top. that's the beard glaze. lock in the moisture. locks in the moisture, gives you some shine. >> you can

anywhere. >> you can go to say dell searches.com. my man looks lonely over here. you might want to give his beard some attention. before we're out of time. >> you get some oil, too. >> hit him with the towel. you need a fresh towel. >> give him fresh towel. >> don't want to leave you out over here. now this is from back in the d day. >> razor. >> back in the old days trimming up i'm assuming, right. >> yes, man. that fine line brings out. it's like outfit with brand new sneakers. it gives it definition. >> even. do you prefer i know you're going to say razor have versus electric or does it depend on your skin. >> it definitely depends on your skin. everybody's skin is different but razor -- >> sharper. >> yeah, yeah, man, razor all day long. that's old school going back. >> how often do you have to trim your beards when they get this long. >> most guys don't trim their beard. >> they don't. >> they let it go. >> you might get loose ends maybe but the whole object is like let it go. >> oh, okay. all right. called

not to have no shave. >> gotcha. i gotcha. trying to keep it clean over here. >> we have artificial ways to get you one of those things, t too. >> all right. our producer has a question for you in the back as well. >> he's trying to grow a beached the not going well. >> all around here and down h here. any advice, what should i do? >> go ahead. >> so this is the thing. the man or woman who has the answer to how can i grow a beard will be an instant billionaire tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> we don't have the answer to get the harcuming out of your pours. but would you can do use some products that are natural that are healthy that will promote hair growth, you know, dee clog your pours. pretty much there's not an answer to that. i can't say this is going to get i was beard. you know. it has to grow out, you know, that's genetics. >> it's a process. >> it's a process. genetic. some people can grow them. some people can't. but if do you have something you can work with, it's all about product usage. using things that are healthy for your skin and your hair to promote hair growth

>> all right. >> chris appreciates your answer there. >> oh, yes, chris. again, there's other ways you can get one, though. we'll talk about that later. >> we'll talk about that another time. >> cool. thank you sir. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me, man. i appreciate it. >> gentlemen, thank you very much with your perfectly coifed beards all three of you. back over to the couch. >> looking good. all right. thank you guys. 941st time. so look do in the let that tall land key frame and chuck taylors fool you. kevin mccarthy can cut a rug. i'm saying it much he's going prove it right. he's shaking his hips with a professional and it's all for great cause coming up next he's giving us a sneak peek at dancing stars gala. 941st time. do you not want to miss this. ♪

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♪ that's one of the many scenes from movie pulp fix sets up our next segment perfect until just a few days kevin is doing his best john travolta and hitting the dance floor for special charity even he joins us now live in the loft with all the details and i know you want to see this happening. good morning to you, kevin. >> hey. >> and your guest. >> good morning to you. i'm here with marie copley david and corrina, we're here to t

happening on november11th veterans day. >> yes. >> and obviously we have also have huge announcement we're making right here on fox5 for the first time. is that correct. >> yes. >> get to that shortly. >> okay. >> let's talk about the even. talk about the importance of what you're doing. how this benefits charity and just how long this has been going on maria. >> thanks for having us today. we're excited to be here. we have four amazing charities we're supporting with this ev event. the leukemia and lymphoma society, the national chapter of our area, we have the jennifer bush lawson foundation which supports mothers and babies disadvantaged mother and babies just in our arlington community. so very local. we have operation renewed hope foundation which supports trying to prevent homelessness among vets. and then we also have one more. >> okay. >> i can think of it. >> we'll work on that. no worries. maria you're associated with fred astair we've done segments with you before as well. we came into our studios and today la la land dance. >> that was so much fun. >> that's how you and i met. it was a real cooley event. corrina has been my instructor.

for the past month and half. i have four left. i'm still a little rusty. corrina is amazing. talk about what were are we doing what is the specific dance we're doing on the night of the gala. >> it's going to be mainly a medley. >> here's us practicing. don't -- that is not -- what it's going to look like. us behind the scenes. >> we're working our guitar a little bit. we're basically doing a medley between quick step, we're doing little bit of, um, rum ba, we're doing some swing. >> right. tarantino medley. >> it is a tarantino medley. >> specifically we're going through a bunch of the famous songs you see in tarantino films starting with pulp fiction go to kill bill. >> kill bill. >> reservoir dogs and going to end on the famous dance pulp fiction you saw there today. >> this is amazing event. now you have a big celebrity judge this year. can you talk about -- this is the first time this is being announced. >> commander in the navy which we're really excited sin it's veterans day and he's very well known. sean spicer is going to join us to be a celebrity

dance. >> he's going to be scoring your dance. >> that's going to be really nerve racking i literally ran into him the other day my wife and i were leaving somewhere and he was walking into the place we were leaving. couldn't be nicer guy. but now hopefully -- >> he's funny. i hear he's funny. he'll join chelsea high tower, chris tool kuhns, some other celebrity judges we've got julie kent from the washington ballet. she's the new artistic director. amazing judges to judge your performance, and we'll be a judge's choice awards in addition to the main award which is $10,000 to the charity your choice. >> right. >> if you win. >> cool. and before we move on i do want to say people can help out at home f you're watching at home right now, all the money raised at this even goes to the charities my specific charity of choice is lls leukemia lymphoma society. my goal obviously you see there on the screen is $10,000. at the moment but i need your help. how can people help me out. again, money doesn't go to me. it go toes good cause. how can people donate. >> they go right to your pag

vote with money which is really great. and they can make a straight out cash donation. they can buy tickets to the event on our website www.d.c. dancing stars gala.com. >> d.c. s dancing stars gala.com. >> correct. >> they can send in silent auction item for you and mark kevin on it. they can buy -- be a sponsor. lots of twice get involved. check out our web page. check out kevin's page. vote for kevin. >> please. i need your help. we're going to do a little dance real fast. this is from the movie reservoir doing. i'm still rusty on this called the rum ba. >> this is corrina and i trying. here's how we do it. >> ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. , kevin. pretty good. >> kevin, feel the beat. feel the beat. quick counting. feel it. >> ♪ >> here we're going -- >> i'm still rll

this. >> oh, yeah. >> kevin, let her do the work. >> exactly. >> i'm proud of you. we've seen you previous dancing. [ applause ] >> i still don't know what i'm doing. >> i think you got this. in order to win it's 60% the judge's scores and 40% the money you raised. we combine those totals whoever has the most will get that $10,000 for their charity but we'll also have second place and a third place. >> cool. i still have four lessons left. it will look a lot better than that. w've prop, costumes, wig. we have everything. vote for me, please. thank you maria. good to see you and vote for me, please. >> go to the website we vote for kevin. >> i'm going. sent us all the link, kevin. >> put out the link so everybody can vote. >> 9:49 rot now. and coming up next, listen to what i'm saying. summer bodies are actually made in winter. how halloween can be the beginning, okay, of the end of your will power, right, when it comes to eating. coming up next we'll show how to burn off those extra bites of candy you had last night. how to stay motivated with the holidays right

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♪ it is the morning after halloween and even the most discipline eaters enjoyed the treats yesterday as you shall. everything is is good in moderation. sometimes that halloween sugar intake can be real shock to your body. this morning, we're going to show how much sugar you probably ate. that's the downer. but the workout you need to burn it all off that's where we'll give you news you can use. we'll worker karen wilkerson and leslie garner. karen we'll start with you. good to see you. >> good to see ma'am. >> how much halloween candy did you eat. >> go home. >> out of this loft right now much that's not real person. i'm just kidding. that's why she looks like this. as i knock on her arms. >> okay. how much did you eat. >> none. >> oh, my gosh. who are these people? >> okay. for all you regular people out there, how much do people really eat on halloween? >> on halloween, um, they eat about 7,000 calories which is equivalent to 13 big macks. >> stop it. >> yes. >> we ate 13 bic macks last night.

>> oh, my goodness much that's good visual now i'm getting a better idea of how much i wrecked myself last night. >> right. in terms of sugar,. >> in terms of sugar, on average you're supposed to get 10 teaspoons of sure garr according to 2,000-calorie diet which is all you need equivalent a coke of can -- i'm sorry, a coke. >> one can of coke. >> yes. basically this is all you need. >> if you drink one can of coke that's your sugar for the day. >> a little handful of candy f you're at your job i'll have one handful, two handfuls and going get two bags office sugar. >> that's okay. >> right. but on halloween, you eat more than that. about 40 see he teaspoons of sugar right here entirely too much which will directly to your belly. >> which is about -- >> mine goes right here. >> ten cups. this is too much. probably too much. >> that's probably how much everyone ate last night. >> or maybe. this is was left over. all of this. >> oh my goodness you tell your kids i'll take that. let's negotiate. let me get that i'll let you have one more hour to stay up

>> getting five cups of sugar entirely too much. >> okay. if we did eat, you know, how many big mack doctors we eat last night. >> 13. oh yeah right. if we ate 13 big macks last night what would it fake tour us to burn off that much. >> you have to start going to baltimore and walk all the way down to virginia beach. >> stop it. >> to walk this off. >> baltimore to virginia beach to walk it off. >> absolutely. or if you can't do that, get some exercises that you can do. >> well, funny you should bring that up. let's head over over to leslie. take this with me as i go. i'm going to to learn how to burn it off. he's over here with mike who's in miss workout gear as well. all right. you'll give us good stuff to do. >> yes. so to burn off about 225 of those calories i recommend you doing some squat presses. mike -- >> squat presses. >> i did admit i had halloween canny for breakfast today. >> come on. [ laughter ] >> this is necessary. >> okay. >> all right. let me know if i'm doing it wrong. >> go ahead. slide and press. good job. >> all right. >> how many of those would you need to

worth of those straight. >> one hour? >> one hour straight l oh, my goodness. >> we only got minute left. >> so -- >> one hour of squat and press. >> all right. penn state lacrosse keep going. >> after the squat and press, two more. two more. >> good. [ laughter ] >> get that burn. here we go. >> oh, my goodness much that's just 250 calories. >> that's it. >> what? >> what's next. >> now we -- how much is in h here. >> variation of our sis says squat, but don't you will ask me where they get sis is he from. that's just a gym name. nothing personal. we going to take the weight here and just get give him a dem movement put it on your lap. you come down to your achilleas. >> that's a sissy squat. >> that's a variation of sissy squat. you might -- mike, your turn. >> oh, my word. >> i will admit i tried it before hasn't it looks like it would be tough to do. surprising you're pretty balanced when you do it this way. >> you're balanced. not messing up your niece. >> all right, show off. >> people with lower back issues, bend over

raise your butt and back more. >> how easy is it now, mike. >> i had a lot of skittles. >> he's working outer quads right now. no pressure on the back or the knees. >> how much do you have to do. >> one hour you would burn 164 calories. >> at least you get 864 c 864 calories. >> good job. wow. mike i'm you have pressed. what's next. >> we go to mountain climbers. >> you do this for 70 minutes. you'll burn 700 calories. >> so far we've got three extra exercises and work throwing hours and ten minutes. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> keep it going. keep it going, mike. let's go, let's go. good job. >> push it. >> drought down, sir. >> come on. there we go. work it, mike. work it, mike. >> and last, what's our last one. >> last but not least the old famous burpies. everybody hates burpies. >> my gosh. you say burpies i get the roles. >> you say burpies i throw up. >> i get the disrespectful trainer look. bu

>> here you go. >> we got to go. you guys do these burpies until we come back from break, mike. all right. and the training people want to look you up. >> keep going, mike. >> let's talk more training. we'll talk more good day after the break. don't go anywhere. don't stop! >> here i'm going to eat this candy rile you work out. narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

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>> trend the rye it in worries about wendy after she passes out on life tv. house of cards and kevin spacey fallout. plus, starbucks new holiday cup is making quite a splash. >> also at 10a we go to tmz life. they have juicy new details about selena go me, her split from the weeknd and her

netflix says if you love the handmade tale you'll love this knew series coming to tv near you friday. we have preview. >> let's do this. fairfax, bowie, georgetown, good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ >> hey, we're in the presence of greatness this morning if you're in d.c. you know -- >> award winning chef is in the house he'll tell us about grand are brand new cook cook indians cuisine to look at home. >> i didn't think it would be possible. >> it is once you read the book. >> see there's the rub. we'll give you shortcuts from the book. good to see you chef. >> thanks for coming in. i'll let you and erin hang together. while they're getting ready for this today, we need to just thank everybody for what happened yesterday here. >> yes. right. >> because we had so many great, not just guest who's were here in the studio but we did invite some people here through a contest we did online for folks able to come in

us but we had a great time just kind of living out our super hero fan cease as well to put on the halloween show yesterday. >> what fun. >> what fantasy are you talking about, steve? >> never wanted to be wonder woman? [ laughter ] >> new york i am wonder woman. that's what i'm saying. we may look like mere mortal today's. perhaps we just revealed ourselves at the justice league yesterday. >> you burned 240 characters with that move right there. >> i tell you i went out last night people watch our show. now they make it must see tv every year. they have to see what we're going to dress up. kudos to the team everyone involved, our producers, make up artist, costume people. a to z fantastic. >> it was fun for glaus i hope you enjoyed it too. we'll try to top it once again next year. >> continue to save morning television on daily basis. >> the bat mobile i'm assuming was parked outside. i didn't see it park outside. >> it was park outside. robin was in charge. >> i'm superman. i fly. >> i don't drive. >> that's right. >> he's cool like that.

just your cape. >> those dress pants yesterday -- >> like i told you earlier the phone booth was tight. it was an emergency high to do what i had to do. it was superman in style. >> there you go. >> right. 10:04 is the time. hey, before we check what's trending allison seymour is back with a check of what's making headlines this morning. allison. >> superman in style. i like that holly. good morning to all of you. first up, what that deadly terror attack in new york this morning there are questions being raised about its disturbing new isis tactics after that dead al tack in manhattan yesterday. eight people were killed. several others were injured when a truck plowed right through people on a bike path near the world trade center that truck finally stomped when it slammed into schoolbus. the driver has been identified as 29-year-old sayfullo saipov. he was shot by first responders when he got out of had truck. he is hospitalized currently and listed in critical condition but he's alive. back here at home, and the race to be virginia's

governor the two leading candidates are receiving record amounts of cash in the final days of the campaign. campaign finance reports file late last night show republican ed gillespie and democrat ralph northam combined to raise more than $20 million between octobe october 26th. northam raised 11 million. gillespie raised 9.7 million. star buck holiday cups are here and it's creating quiet abuse buzz as it does every y year. unveiled yesterday this year's design features a splash of black, white and green with holiday illustrations of a christmas tree, doves and a stack of presents, snowflakes and two people holding hands. now starbucks says with all that white space they encourage customers to color it in yourself. if you want the red go ahead and color it in i guess. finally november is here and that means thanksgiving, that means the macy's day parade this year smokey robinson, jimmy fallon the roots, common just some of the stars who will celebrate the parade in new york city. this will be the 91 is the annual

performance and from dare evan hanson and sponge bob square pants. so something for everybody, g guys. >> back to you. >> thanks a lot, al. all right. let's see. 10:06 that means it's time to see what is trending, mow. >> let's do it. if you haven't seen it yet some of the most shocking live tv yesterday morning tv host wendy williams she collapsed during her show. the shocking video making the rounds williams stuttering and stagger brag collapsing. take look at this really disturbing video. >> it's time for how you doin' halloween costume contest. we do it every year. it was a lot of fun. let's get started our first caress... >> oh, my goodness. stage managers rushed to her aid and her show cut to black immediately. minutes later, she actually returned and she was able to finish the show even

jokes along the way. the terrifying moment has people speculating though about what's wrong with williams. her staffs say they're concerned about her health. of course it comes aft rumors spreading that the tv show's husband cheated on her with 32-year-old massage therapist. but she claims she and her husband are going strong and nothing is wrong in paradise. after the commercial break a composed williams complained what happened. just listen. >> that was not a stunt. i'm over heated in my costume dine pass out. but you know what, i'm a champ and i'm back. [ applause ] >> williams staffs are concerned about williams weight. they say she's very thin and she is under a lot of personal stress. but wendy williams has ban friend to our show. we wish her well. she posted this statement on instagram. everybody relax. i'm doing fine. just need some water and electrolytes and another note i sleighed and laid hallowen lol shout on the to my magnificent glam squad and costume designer. th h

williams was just dehydrated williams will be on hair today at 11:00 right after good day here in d.c. she supposed to talk about the ordeal today on her show, and let's hope she did but, again, it was scary to see. >> i'll be honest when i did see it initially i thought it was a stunt. it look a little dramatic. glad to know he's showing. >> when you see her first gasp for breath we've all been in that situation you run in for the last second you think you're okay. as soon as you try to start to talk the process doesn't go through it's almost like your body is in a panic mode. i don't know if what it had to do but those first couple of gasps she had take us back to those moments. >> i've been there. >> you run up you can't talk your breath and trying to talk at the same time and it's very easy for everything to be off balance. >> if she's having on the challenges i hope she's getting help. it's hard to go through something private in public space. >> she talk about it. i don't know wat else there is to say. >> just reconfirming. in keep it here throughout the 10a. wendy will be on as soon as we're done at 11:00 o'cck

spacey a second person coming forward with accusations against him. he's being accused of groping a man at a bar in 2003. production of the sixth and final season of house of cards will stop until further notice. they were only week into fil filming. spacy also has two other big projects starring one writer for netflix movie the life of john paul getty coming out in december. both of those projects may now be postponed. >> you may have noticed him in the past month or so. introducing a new way to beat traffic in the district but you may be wondering are these bikes really being abandoned or are they ending up right where they're supposed to be. fox5's bob barnard is live on bike patrol in northwest with the story. bob, good morning. >> reporter: hey, wisdom, good morning to you. yes, it is called dock less bike share it does look like you see a bike like this. would just leave this much it's obviously a rental bike some of sort. why would they just leave it there? that's

of this thing. it's basically a new way of doing thing. it's not capitol bike share where there's, you know a bike ram for it here. you download the app. it's sort of like uber. see this orange dot represents this bike. it's the company's called mow bike and if you come here looking for one you go to as close as the place where you see that locate the and then they're the bike sitting on the curb. you hit unlock here, and basically, you use this camera to hit the bar code and come here you'll see in a second here, this thing will unlock. this bike is locked currently. in a second, this here will release the lock and that let's you take this gone where you want to go. basically, it's got bell, too. it's a dollar for 30 minutes. you basically have to use a credit card. put a few dollars on in your account there. have a cell phone number attached to it and off you go, and we can show you some photographs. we've been around the dc area all morning long. ther

there are yellow bike. green bikes, orange bikes, and they're all over. and basically the deal is this. leave it near a curb. you can leave it almost any anywhere. there's some areas that are restricted you'll see it on the app. that are end in gray near the white house, the capitol, parks and private proper. you're not supposed to leave this in somebody's driveway or your own but close to a curb and then when you're done basically, guys, you lock it here. you use the back here. you lock it. it ends the session and someone else will come by and puts it back up on the careen there to let people know there's a bike nearby. so that's the deal. that's why you're seeing these thing left on the curb. that's where they're supposed to be. not in a bike rack. it's new way of doing things and again there are four or five companies in the dc area are the now. we've seen some of their bikes in those images i showed you. and this all started back in september, guys. it's going forward. >> i have a question, bob. so like if you ride the bike to somewhere and you want to go in for a little bit and then come back out and ride the bike again, you can't really do that, right because you can't even

unlock someone would just take it away. if you lock it somebody else could come and ren it while you're inside, right? >> reporter: that's why they call it share. you're sharing it. it's not yours to keep. although what you could do, you can probably lock it and put it away from the curb but you got to be careful check your phone because if it's not near a curb, supposedly, it will keep the session going. that dollar for 30 minutes could go way up. >> so real quick, how do they prevent theft. >> hit or miss. >> how do they prevent theft. i can physically put up the bike and put it in the back of truck, couldn't i. not that i would. >> i'm going lock it. you hear that beep. it ends the session. the tire locks. you can do this. but when i did this earlier -- >> (an alarm). >> alarm goes off. it doesn't last forever. i will tell you, there was a robbery in dupont circle last night and they got the ladies purse back it was found in the basket of a rental bike. a number of guys who robbed this lady right outside her home in dupont circle. stole her

guy, he left the bike but the purse was still in the rack here. so people are using them for all kinds of things. you can't really steal them. we don't know if that guy somehow opened it up and got it to go legitimately. but you could probably throw it on the back of a truck. >> why do people have to find the bad in everything. >> it's a convenience. >> i love it. >> you know that little alarm won't stop some bad dude from throwing it on the back of his truck. he doesn't care about an alarm. >> good example, bob. >> holly they do need a hold button on this thing. >> a hold button it stops your session and keeps the bike reserved. >> that would be nice. >> barely done with stranger things and netflix already breaking out the next binge worthy series. coming up a little later, kevin will join us live with a sneak peek at alias grace. >> first though the flood gates have opened in hollywood. former entourage star jeremy piven is the latest cause in the wave of sexual harassment accusation. wee go live to tmz for all the details next. 10:13 is our time. ♪

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secrets. turns out the yum scarlet who plays 11 on the show is deaf in one ear. the 13-year-old told variety that she was born with partial hearing loss and that over the years her hearing faded. it's not keeping her from doing what she loves to do and in fact it's helped her with her art form. brown says it's easy to say you're mad or angry but she has to say it with her face. i can see that. right? >> yeah. >> makes her emote more in other different ways because she's partially impair. good for her. inspiration to a lot. >> all right. we want to get some more celebrity news right now. charles is live in las ang right now to tell us what's making headlines. good morning to you, charles. you there? >> there you are. we see you. good morning to you. good to see you. >> i'm here. >> morning. good to see you guys too. >> let's talk more about this sexual harassment business. jeremy piven is on the hot seat. >> yeah. jeremy piven is one of the latest toe

former co-star actually she was an extra on entourage back in the day, and she tweeted at him said that, do you remember jeremy when you grabbed and groped me in your trailer? she also alleges that it happened when they met at the playboy mansion. now, we hadn't heard -- expected any of this to hear any of this and it went for most of the day yesterday before jeremy piven even responded late late on tuesday. he finally released a statement and said, he categorically denies all of the allegations against him and in fact sort of chastise thed the woman ariana billie march and chastised her when you come forward with false alations it makes it harder for women who actually have things, you know, thing to complain about and actual crimes are committed against them but he says absolutely do not happen. >> charles, don't you think though with

being exposed here that i almost feel like it's another day, another accusation. like who will be next, right? >> you know, there was one this morning. there's a woman saying that dustin hoffman sexually harassed her back in 1985 on the set of death of salesman and she tells very detailed story about the things he said allegedly said and did to her. so, i know what you're saying. it seems like every day there are more people coming out, you know, the only thing i would say is, they can't all be making it up. and i don't know which ones are true and which ones aren't but they can't all be making it up. >> well, let's talk about something a little differ. such a heavy disturbing topic for sure and i agree with you. everybody can'ting making it up. but let's see. the last couple of days we've talked about selena being witness biebs. i think for breakfast one morning. she was seen at his house. and then low and behold her and the weeknd have broken up. what is going on

>> it's not exactly as it seems. but, yes, that did happen. they spent justin and selena spent a full day together on sunday and they hooked up a couple of other times before that. so -- should you use the term "hooked up" charles? >> yup. i want to say hooked up. i mean they went out and did stuff together. that's all i mean. i know hooked up means different things for different gener generations, doesn't it? >> lap. [ laughter ] >> but the weeknd as far as the break up yesterday announced it on monday. but we are told that the weeknd actually broke up with selena couple of week ago and that this had been months in the making. you know, they didn't see each other that much much he's been on tour all year. she's been shooting music videos and getting ready for her knew music that's coming out, and they really weren't seeing each other that much. we're told the weeknd really enjoyed his life as a single guy before they hooked up, and he felt like he was on the road and

again. so he had told her weeks ago, listen, this isn't working out for me and they broke up. they just didn't make any big announcement about it, and once she started hanging out with justin, kind of forced his hasn't. he had to announce that they were broken up. >> you're saying that the weeknd is officially over? [ laughter ] >> thank you, charles. >> i think the weeknd would tell you he's not officially over. it's back on. >> the weekend is every day for him. >> weekend is a whole lot more fun right now. karl, always good to see you. thank you so much. >> have a great week, charles. >> thanks. >> and weekend. >> and weekend. >> all right. you can catch tmz weekdays at 3:00 and 7:00 right here on f fox5. we needed that crickets button so desperately. >> i know. >> is it not true? >> is it not true? the week zen over. >> also remember when we were reporting this just goes to show you just a gulf bunch of gossip.

the weeknd doesn't care if they're together. of course not he broke up with her. of course he doesn't care. >> i fine it very coincidental that all of this is going on the biebs and the break up and all and then yesterday she's shooting video talking about her new video. >> shocker many. >> shocker. >> shocker. >> all about publicity. >> little attention at the right time. >> hmm. >> thanks, wis. thanks holly. >> 10:22 is the time. jazz star and sin eric essix and trace tee hamlin joining us for a special scene at blues alley they'll join us live in the loft. >> more big weather changes. tuck is back with a warmup in time for -- wisdom. >> the weekend. we feel it coming. >> ♪ z2kqoz z16fz

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>> oh yeah, hammer time. 10:25 looking outside look at hill hazy. looks like one of those yukky winter days. not quiet snowing yet but you know it's cold. >> there are no yukky days. all days are beautiful. >> well, okay. i'll take that perspective. >> did you not hear oscar the grouch yesterday? i've got -- we have new one for you. i'll unveil after. >> okay. >> yes. >> great. >> okay. >> meanwhile it will remain cloudy today and not -- too much of a warmup. low 60s later today. but without the sunshine i think it will feel pretty cool. take jack. might even be a little drizzle out there. warmer airlifting through will deliver a couple of beautiful days on thursday and friday. >> i'm up for

>> hopefully you haven't put away the short shorts. >> put them away. never had them. >> 50 nouse in washington. winds out of the north and east at eight. definitely jacket weather today with the cloud cover. rain showers off to the north and west. some of that may reach the ground if you're off to the north and west today. i'm thinking of you along 81 there in the mountains off to the north and west. the rest of us may be a few spots of drizzle and generally cloudy conditions this afternoon and we'll keep that going later tonight as well. so here's future cast. you can see spot or two of drizzle this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. and the cloud cover across the area and then overnight we should get some improvement i think tomorrow will be kind of a partly sunny day, and noticeably warmer. so today low 60s. 10 degrees warmer tomorrow. low 70. >> nice. >> even warmer than that on friday. come on now maureen. >> that's our college tour on friday we've got great weather for that. >> should be perfect. going to georgetown, right. >> yes, we are. friday morning we'll be out at georgetown. >> you, me and steve. >> come out seen us. real

looks cloudy. a little cooler, and don't forget to turn the clock back. i know that you are late night person and you'll probably be up. turn it back. >> i got one extra hour to sleep. yeha. >> thanks, tuck. >> back over to you guys. >> or binge watch perhap. if you're watching stranger things. next flicks has brand new series ready to go for fans of binge watching called alias grace and it's based on novel by the same author as the handmade's tail. kevin had chance to sit down with the stars of the show. he'll join us live with all of those details next. ♪

♪ i've been an inmate for 15 long years. there's been a crime. people want to guilty person. rightly or wrongly does not matter. >> you're given hope of being set free? >> i saved my hopes for smaller matters. i live in hopes of having a better breakfast tomorrow than i had today. ♪ >> i'm a doctor. i work with the mind. it's not question for guilt or innocence that concerns me. simply wish to know what you yourself connect yours memory. >> i lost part of might have memory entirely. >> i hope sooner or later we'll bring back your memory. >> i'm not sure i want it back. >> it is little freaky. it's a sneak peek at the all new netflix series

grace. now it is based on the real life story of grace marks an irish immigrant accused of double murder of her employer and whether she should be pardoned due to insanity. now, this is set in canada in the 1840s. we have to go back way back for this one based on a 1996 novel. she also wrote the basis for the other streaming hit the handmade's tail. she's done very well on hulu. kevin had chance to sit down with the stars of new series and joins us live with more. >> i spoke to sarah gad den who plays the lead character in the show. grace marks. sixth episode series on netflix. obviously netflix is crushing it stranger things season two. minder hunter. this will premier on friday i spoke with her anna pack win. there is a specific element to her character that's part of the mystery. and there's an idea that maybe her character grace marks character may have not committed these murder that is she's been imprisoned for. she can't remember. that's kind of

of the show. you mentioned margaret at wood who wrote the books for handmade's tail. now you're dealing with this particular series and i spoke to both of them about the show. specifically sayre rah gad den's act zen it's very irish i want the to know do you stay in that accent throughout production and also this is pretty dark material as you mentioned when you go home at night and dealing with these brutal murder scenes that happened in the show, is it hard to kind of go home and just be yourself. watch this. >> i'm curious bout accent. do you stay in it through production? >> no. i don't. >> how does that work? i can't imagine like -- >> i mean i don't but then it's weird. we wrap and months later i go to say a word and it's super irish. [ laughter ] >> kind of in you. my boyfriend would be like, ahh. you're doing the irish thing again. >> they're certain words that were harder to get than other glass they're just the words -- they're vowel sounds you just drill and drill and drill and drill and then they just kind of haunt in you your head for the rest of your life. >> i read for something with a british accent just rp a few months after we wrapped

couldn't do it. everything was just coming out irish. it's like my brain just couldn't shut it off. so i don't tend to stay in, um, in accent in between. >> obviously you're dealing with pretty dark material here. and i'm interested like when you play a show like this and the shows you've been on in the past or movies done in the past, do things stay with you? i can't imagine like -- i was just talking to mind hunter people. some of that stuff has to stay with them when they leave the show. does it stay with you? >> yeah, absolutely. grace's story haunts me, and margaret's poetry the way she writes this novel and so much of her writing directly lifted from the pa pages of the novel is so beautiful and poetic and just

lines. >> she's he she has struggles and she's in a very dire situation herself. there's nothing inherently dark about her existence. right. just what happens to her. >> yes. she is -- she ends up in trouble as you would say. as they would say. but ultimately she is only exists in the memory of another character and there are some very kind of light and beautiful moments. this is -- this one had to like carry off very heavy very weighty dramatic sort of continuity of thing. i'm figment of possibly just her imagination. >> anna's character you know her from true blood and x-men. her character murdered and the lady sitting next to her is imprisoned for that particular murder but it might not have happened the way it happened. >> we don't know if it happen. >> she doesn't remember it happening but she's in in prison for 15 years. anna's charact

backs. >> we don't know how to feel about her. do we feel bad for her being false many imprison. do we not if she did it. >> it's six episodes. it streams thursday night on netflix now. netflix is awesome. check it out. stay up all night thursday. >> i'm going to be -- i'm going to be traveling for justice league. >> you're overseas. i will be talking about thor ragnarok on thursday and bad mom's christmas. i will watch alias grace when i get back an full review coming up. strangers things season two and mind hunter on net 96 now. are you leaving today for justice league. >> i leave in couple of hours. >> let us know. as kevin said all six episodes stream friday starting at midnight. holly, maureen, wisdom, we need kevin now to pass along our justice league from yesterday. >> yes. >> exactly. >> justice league tomorrow i'll be sitting down with affleck, gal gadot everybody from the movie and show them our video. >> do it. >> i need to know what affleck

thing about batman. >> hopefully we can get that answer from him. >> henry calf will be there as well. >> henry calf veal will there be there. >> as flash are you just running there. >> i'm running there. i'm run to to london. this is correct. i'm leaving right now and hame make it there by tonight. >> god's speed. >> jimmy kimmel is taking the week off but his show is not. he's having guest hosts fill in all week and last night honor of halloween music star took the stage dressed as one of come mel's heroes. check it out. >> i'm your guest host for tonight david letterman grohl. [ applause ] >> yes, i'm dave grohl dressed as dave letterman in for jimmy kimmel. it's confusing. i get it. especially if you're home watching right now stoned to the bone. [ laughter ] >> and just like dave, i'd like to announce my

late night tv. >> aww. >> yeah. this will be my final show. >> it's been quite a ride th though. >> he is a good david letterman. really looks like him. >> wow. >> actress kristen bell was also on the show last night. she dressed up as magnum pi. did a mash up. grohl actually played the drums for the mash up that was pretty entertaining. jimmy kimmel's annual seventh ate the candy youtube challenge is open to the public. if you want to be part of it sometime after you go trick are treating if you want to be part of it after you go trick or treating and tell your kids that you ate all that are halloween candy, just record it, up load your video to youtube with the title hey jimmy kimmel i told my kids i ate all their halloween candy and maybe you'll show up on the show. >> don't do it. >> i don't like that actually. >> i hit ours. my daughter called me this morning. told me you didn't take it to work. i just hid it. >> she's rummaged through everything. >> actor channing tatum he

tonight. you can look forward to that. >> joining forces and talents coming up next a special performance from jazz star eric essix and singer tracy hamlin before their big show at the blues alley tonight. oh, yes. smooth sounds coming your way only on good day dc. ♪ ♪♪ m mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. female narrator: what would john adams do to women's health? adams argued before the supreme court to give employers control over your access to birth control. adams also supports giving employers the power to block access to affordable contraception for 1.6 million virginia women. and adams opposes abortion even in cases of rape, or incest. john adams: wrong for women's health.

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with this next segment over next guests are merging their talents for one of a kind concert. he's a contemporary jazz regard recording artist with total of 24 hours. she's a charm city native and former background singer with five so low albums under her best. guitarist err ick essix and vocal lit tracy hamlin. they perform at blues al toll night in northwest. tracy will be a special guest backing eric and his move trio band. first though before they hit the stage they join us live right here in the loft. here to perform the 1972 bill withers class me "use me" welcome eric essix and tracy hamlin. take it away. ♪

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[ applause ] oh, man, lover when we have sweet sounds here in the loft. good to meet you mr. eric essix and tracy hamlin. >> welcome back home. baltimore native. i know you two are wonderful artists within your own rights. how did you get together to form this beautiful union? >> well, i used to live in atlanta, georgia, and i desperately need add wonderful band and i was told about these wonderful musicians. >> um-hmm. >> this was back in 2,000 -- >> eight. something like that. >> discover them and we've been family ever since. >> how did the sound, was it beautiful music from the beginning or did you have to work, she adapted into your style. >> 24 albums come on you've been doing this for minute. >> tracy is my sister. so we have special bond. we've had a special bond musically and as friends from the very beginning. so everything just kind of clicked right off the bat. >> i love what you. you take music, jazz music and

back together to produce something new. is that your passion? and what is it about music you want to just create a new sound for people. >> it is my passion. i mean it's what i live for he is special will these guys with kelvin and pj we've been touring around the country trying to get back out some venues it's what we love to do and we also love every time we can get a chance to play with tracy to bring her in with us. >> tracy, life your voice. it's so smooth and will he loud dick. >> thank you. >> you're teaching people how to use their voices as instruments. >> yes. >> hopefully one day maybe sing as beautifully as do you. >> teaching has been my lo long-time passion. i'm a former music teacher to kids of dyslexia from the school in maryland. i love grooming tomorrow's artists it's a tough industry. i love to share my experiences they don't make the same mistakes that i made. >> i love that. wealth of experience between the two of you. when folks come out to see the show getting more use me or what are we getting? >> you know, move trio. we record add

2015. you'll get a variety of things on the new record. >> okay. >> and also we can't come to d.c. without it asking tracy to be with you. >> they're my family. >> yes. >> we just called her up and said hey, uh-uh want to come sit in and with us don some songs. it will be nice mix of both. some things from the record and things that trays see recorded. >> there's folks watching this morning hearing us for the first time. shame on you. you should be hip to this. you have a chancing to see the shows. are you guys here one night only or several. >> one night only. we'll be here for two shows tonight. eight and 10:00. >> the information is there. tickets still available hopefully not. >> well, hopefully not but i think there's still a few available. >> i got to give quick shout o out. >> names. pj. >> and kelvin wootten. cannot forget the made the trio complete here. >> all from alabama. >> welcome, welcome. thank to you both of you. thank you as well. >> thank you. >> you make beautiful music i'm sure folks will come out and enjoy the show tonight.

coming up next in the kitchen with como and the team from las circa. they're out with new cookbook and this morning we're learning how to make some of the james beard award winning recipes right here at home. we'll be right back. right back. narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

♪ all right if you live in the dmv and love indian food you know rah zika since two to us sand five the rest hate has been one of the innovative and a claimed places in the country you can try make their signature dishes right your own home. this morning erin is learning all about it. >> good morning. >> this restaurant led by james beard award winning chef and this morning he's sharing one of his recipes from his brand new cookbook which he says is perfect for anyone who wants to make ground breaking indian food at home. might sound overwhelming these recipes are really simple and a great way to incorporate indian cuisine into your at home. >> that's right. in the book we have simplified cuisine many start

setting a pantry what you need for regular indian cooking. like the basic spice cloves, powders, curry powder, turmeric powder, chili powder. these form the basis of a lot of recipes. >> right. once you get your spices kind of up to par in your pantry you'll be able to make any of these recipes. >> definitely. tell me were we're making today. this is something from the restaurant as well. >> that's right. it's on the book, too. we make grilled tuna with mango salsa. >> clean and healthy. >> exactly. very healthy. got some oil. >> flavorful, too. you can smell the sauce. >> what would you say is the main staple in there. >> we use mango. very unique to india. nice aroma and naturally very sweet. the tuna is marinated with ho honey, chili, garlic. >> that sounds mazing. >> waiting for the toil heat. >> i'm so excited to try rah zika it has been on my list since i moved here of restaurants and everybody recommends it

places to eat in d.c. >> so excited to check it out. >> you should, please the book is great because there's a lot of sigh brant bright colorful photos in there as well to accompany the recipes. add add lot of pictures in the book so that easy to unthe recipe then. >> perfect. tell me what else you brought with us while we're waiting for the oil to heat up. >> we have green bean chili garlic. grilled lamb chops. >> i loved grilled lamb chops. >> and corn with peanuts. of course, rice which is staple in indian food. saffron rice. >> vegetarian and vegan friendly recipes in the book. >> we have some dishes which are vegan naturally but also some dishes in the book which you can make vegan bio mitting some of the ingredient. >> easy switch if you are living vegetarian lifestyle. >> the oil is hot. we'll sear the tuna. the tuna should be medium rare. just make sure the pan is reall

>> yes. >> i learn when i serve ahi tuna steaks. >> how long do you let it marinate, overnight. >> tuna is very delicate fish. about half an hour is fine. >> okay. >> about a minute per side. >> yes. >> nice color. you can see it already cooking. it's really thin. >> you don't want it to over cook. center should always be pink. >> good to know. >> because i've accidentally over cooked tuna before. >> it tends to dry out. >> you can see the nice brown seem ear on the side of it. >> once you cook the tuna you're ready to plate it. >> as simple as that. definitely something you can handle at home. >> oh yes. >> we're opening new restaurant very soon. >> opening next week, correct. >> that's right. it's based on indian street f food. >> some more fast casual version of the type of cuisine you can get at rah zika. >> that that restaurant

dishes remind me of childhood memories on the streets and have some things like -- you get on the streets in mumbai. indian burritos. will it be opening. >> 2,000 penn. >> starting monday you can get fast casual end crane cuisine for lunch or dinner. >> that's right. >> i think sometimes we forget the art of plating food. if you're cook at home you can have the photos to check out in the book you know exactly how to make the food look more visual as well. >> you need to visualize to start with. >> for sure. i'll have to grab a spoon and try that as we tots back to the couch. >> you have a lot of book signings. >> one at the press club, university club and politics and pros. >> perfect. check out rah zika if you haven't been there yet and reach out to them online if you want to find a way to connect with to grab the book and we look forward to n

i'm inspired to make indian food now. >> i love the street food concept though. where is the new restaurant going to be again. >> on 2,000 and penn. >> twentieth and penn. >> gotcha. >> good location. >> yeah it is. >> look i got to tell you your restaurant is one my favorites. i've had just about everything on that menu. it is delicious. >> thank you. >> i'm shocked you haven't been, erin. >> it's on my list. i cannot wait to go. now i have plans for next weekend. >> chris, get on that. >> right. >> culinary landmark in d.c. >> thanks, chef. >> how we looking out there. >> yeah, it will be cloudy this afternoon temps in the 60s. warm it up in the 70s on both thursday and friday. >> a chance of rain today? >> maybe a sprinkle. >> don't say that. >> sprinkle. >> weekend looks good. hopefully we'll turn the -- don't forget to turn the clocks back early sunday morning. >> even the following monday. i'm take the warmth. >> i ate 4 pounds of candy. >> i think we're all a little lethargic today. >> walk from baltimore to

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