♪ straight ahead, breaking news. a manhunt in southeast d.c. after police chase and car flipped on its cidar. we'll have the very latest. i never did what she said i did. >> roy moore doubling down. the alabama senate candidate maintains his innocence even as more accusers come forward he's losing support from his own party. plus, the attorney general in the hot seat. jeff sessions is on the hill today to face questions from the house about possible collusion between the president's campaign and russia. we'll have the latest in the morning briefing. ♪ major change to the way we identify and treat

pressure. it means a major jump in the number of people who have it. we'll have the latest guidelines and what you need to know to stay healthy. and later, colin kaepernick citizen of the year? gq gave the former quarterback the crown in its new issue and got an earful immediately. we'll take look at the magazine's reasons, the reaction and what the cover boy is now saying. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ all right. we've got so much to talk about today. good day d.c. 9:00 o'clock on this tuesday november 14th. man, it's on fire the new cycle. >> we shall find out dive into it doo do deep dive in couple of minutes. ahead this morning star-studded 50th birthday celebration coming up later how jim knee kimmel mark the half century milestone. >> he looks good for 50. >> sure does. >> i won necessarily guessed him turning 50. >> i wouldn't either. >> he got it

he got it together. trim the fat. >> dry that picture. >> all part of the party, wis. first at 9:00 let's talk about the weather we're having. we woke up to yet after cold morning and we'll still be cooler than normal this afternoon. but warmer weather could be on the way. so for the details let's check in with tucker for our first check of the forecast. hey, tuck. >> hey, holly. each day it looks like we'll gain a degree or two. mid 50s this afternoon here in the city. little cooler north and west but the trend is to get the temperatures up each afternoon day by day here back to near normal after very cold weekend. record breaking cold last weekend. all right. i know we got cloudiness at the moment. but we'll watch the clouds break up and we should in for very pleasant afternoon, sunshine and still little cooler than average although it should feel pretty good later today with the sunshine and temperatures eventually topping out in the mid 50s. currently 45 in washington. gaithersburg holding on to the 30s. 39 degrees. that's our cool spot. 45 this morning in manassas. 46 pull culpeper and again one the clouds break up we

10 degrees or so this afternoon. quick look at satellite/radar. high pressure and winds out of the north about five to ten. and that's going to deliver a nice afternoon for us and again we're expecting dry conditions today, tonight, tonight will be cool. overnight lows back in the 30s and tomorrow and then maybe a shower on thursday. we'll take look at the seven day coming up but enjoy your afternoon. my advice perfect afternoon to start to get out there and rake the leaves. i'm waiting patiently for the big winds to below mine. >> or mull are like i always do witness lawnmower. >> i dot same thing. >> is that what you do. >> i did it over the weekend. >> mulching. >> worked wonderfully. >> you were away this weekend. i was running the lon mower power crushing leaves. >> mom was like this is so great. >> he was at home. >> tuck, you were going to add to the conversation. >> it's okay. you guys got a show to do. i'll be back in little bit. see in you little bit. >> see ya. >> bye. >> he just wants to borrow a lawnmower. i think does he. we have some breaking news from southeast d.c. that's where a car crashed and flipped on its

chase. now manhunt is now underway on wheeler road near barnaby terrace. fox5 fosses bob gnash barnard life on the scene. he jones us with all the det details. bob? >> reporter: hey, wisdom, good morning. this is where the car ended up on its side here in this strip mall parking lot. you can see what's left. there's a lot of shattered glass and scattered car parts here this morning. show you some video tape from when we got here just before dawn. this happened around 5:30 this morning. this car ending up here in the 4900 block of wheeler road southeast. not far from southern avenue. it was a kia with new jersey license plates. the car apparently had been reported to police as having a driver with a gun someone reported the driver had gun and so police found the car. not far from here roughly the 1100 block of barnaby street and gave pursuit. during the pursuit, one of the m p pd cruisers was hit sustaining minor damage we're told. then the car came into this

yellow poles that supposed to keep cars from hitting the building which it did. the car flipped on its side and the driver took off. so police then reported this as a man who fled this accident with a gun in the neighborhood. not sure what this was all about. whether the car was stolen or not. nobody was hurt. not the guy driving this car. nor the police officer who was in his cruiser who got struck, and at this point, it's stale mystery. what this was all about. although there's lot of evidence of what happened here this morning still on the parking lot of this strip mall that they're attempting to clean up right now. guys. >> bob with the details this morning. thank you for that. all right. let's send it over to holly. >> thanks maureen let's check the morning briefing now. first up attorney general jeff sessions on capitol hill and in the hot seat. he is set to face questions from the house judiciary committee about his knowledge of any possible collusion between the president's campaign and russia. he has already testified on the subject three other times.

documents indicates sessions was told of at least two aids meeting with russian officials. now last month, sessions said he didn't know of any such mee meetings. meanwhile, sessions is asking federal prosecutors if a special counsel is needed to investigate alleged ties between the clinton foundation and the sale of urayou're rain numb company that deal was made in 2010 while hillary clinton was secretary of state. the sale to a russia energy agency is already being investigated by house republicans. isn't investors in the deal had close ties to former president bill clinton hadn't donatedlion. another new twist in the russia investigation. the atlantic magazine says donald trump, jr., and wikileaks he can changed secret e-mails for then months during the presidential election and continuing until just months ago. now during some of the correspondence wick key leak warn the president's son about the launch of an anti trump political action committee

wikileaks even suggest that president trump pick its founder julian assange to be the next us ambassador to us a veil gentleman ya. finally president trump on his way back to washington now after spending nearly two weeks in asia. the president has been working to step up pressure on north korea to abandon its nuclear program, and when he gets back, he is set to deliver a major statement on trade and north korea. all right. there's your morning briefing. >> thanks holly. >> hearing that a nouse many might come sometime tomorrow morning. we shall see. let's keep it right here in washington. more pressure on alabama senate candidate roy moore after new allegations he sexuals salted a teenager 40 years ago. republicans in washington trying to get controversial candidate to drop out ahead of next month's special election. so far he's not budging. >> even if he wins in the deep red state his spot in congress is not guaranteed because the chorus of gop voices against him is growing louder. >> roy moore doesn't play by establishment mitt cal rules. but is he guilty of sexual misconduct

>> i was terrified. he was also trying to pull my shirt off. i thought that he was going to rape me. >> another woman has come forward against moore. this makes five now alleging inappropriate behavior to put it mildly. beverly nelson with the backing of attorney gloria allred says she was 16 at the time. >> i can tell you without hesitation this is absolutely false. i never did what she said i did. i don't even know the woman. i don't know anything about her. >> but nelson says she did know moore that he had even signed her yearbook. >> do you believe these allegations to be true? >> i believe the women, yes. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now says moore should step aside and he's not alone. swirling around the capitol now is a big question. what if moore doesn't drop out? what are the options? should the senate move to expel moore if he wins the seat on dece december 12th? could the governor delay the election? alabama secretary of sta

the state gop could rhee withdrawal it's support. >> at that pint if he still receives the most vote our election would be declared null and void and governor ivy would have to call another special election and we'd start all the process all over again. >> to add to the tension for republicans as the effort to get tax reform done by the end of the year. the gop needs every senate vote they can muster so, again, this all lies on alabama what's happening here with moore. the governor so far supporting him. >> big challenges in the senate. as far as in the house you know with the tack vote coming up at least we talk with congressman gerri connolly obvious this morning. a democrat. you know where he stands on the issue. he believes it will pass on possibly on thursday morning. >> which would be a major win for the president obviously c coming back hoping to get some good news. >> right. >> it would be huge. >> fine the republicans in d.c. are doing something. make the president happier. >> like you said busy news cy cycle. >> 9:09 is the time. d.c. newest museum

the most popular book ever opens its doors on friday. this morning we're getting an early look inside. chris wallace will give us a sneak peek at the bible museum coming up. >> it's build as one of the most technologically advanced museums in the world. >> we'll see if it lives up to its building. >> on book just a regular old book. >> an cop toll hill. >> first though the new high blood pressure guidelines that could impact more than 100 million americans. we'll tell was you need to know why try to separate fact from fiction for you neck. it's 9:10. ♪ ♪♪

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high blood pressure. high blood pressure increases the risk of heart disease and strokes and sometimes called the silent killer because many people who have high blood pressure don't even know they have it. >> a health alert from heart experts. new lower threshold for hypertension means about half of all us adults are now considered to have high blood pressure. >> half of all adults, yeah, that's the sad truth. >> this under new research driven guidelines that medical experts call more honest. announced at an american heart association conference this week and published in two medical journals. the definition of hypertension is now changed from blood pressure of 140 over 90 to now 130 over 80. >> high blood pressure is now considered, um, to be a systolic blood pressure between 130 and 139 and dial toll lick between 80 and 89. >> the change is tripling the number of men under 45 and doubling the number of women under

high blood pressure. in all the change will add some 30 million americans to those who have the condition. >> that's a very common problem, and it is an important risk and it is something that we can do lot about. we know what to do. >> reporter: health officials say the tight guidelines from us heart organizations will mean will millions more people will need to make lifestyle changes or start taking medication in order to avoid cardiovascular problems. >> and doctors hope that with these new numbers people will catch high blood pressure early and will address it through lifestyle changes like losing weight, improving your diet, consuming less alcohol and lowering stress. >> we talked to dr. mike about it earlier. we asked him, does this -- is this a concern that it will just push more people on medication. >> right. >> may not have needed it before. >> exactly. >> if you went in yesterday and you were in the safe zone today you didn't do anything different and now your high blood pressure. the hope to be able to have those conversations with people now at an earlier point to

look you're pushing heavy now, let's get more exercise, let's eat better, let's change our diets and that type of thing. hopefully it's more a conversation starter than people just saying, oh, now i'm in the high zone i need medication. >> because blood pressure medicine you'llly is something you once you start taking it you take it for the rest of your life. >> you're on it. mack sure youtube doctor you trust before you make any changes if you want to decrease your risk of stroke and heart failure have another cup you have coffee. new study by the american heart association found a single cup of coffee lowers your risk of stroke by 8%. your risk of heart failure by 7%. researchers also found no limit to how much you can consume. for this particular study. >> let's keep that in mine. wisdom -- >> it's tuesday the. >> the study is from colorado not uk. >> what? it may be legit then. >> shocker. doctors say it's pretty unlikely you'll have heart stopping sex as well. a lot of heart patients worrying have sex could lead to heart attack. doctors say the chance of that pitt pee minimal. researchers at cedar sinai in los angeles conduct add study and they found over a 12-year

period only 34 heart attacks were actually linked to sex. the study observed more than 4,000 heart patients in the portland oregon area. so about one third of 1%. so very low number there. so there you go. keep doing what you're doing. >> yeah. it's really not a bad way to go. [ laughter ] >> i would think of all the options. >> if you had to go. [ laughter ] >> just stating the obvious. >> 34 in 12 years. okay. >> okay. >> okay. >> i also say it's worth the risk. [ laughter ] >> that's one study most people want to participate in. >> right. >> 9:17 is the time. right now coming up journalists and author martha rad diss will join us live with a look at the new series based on her book the long road home. >> allison what are you working john. >> another hollywood star, maureen arc cued of behaving very bald. this time it's former grease star john travolta. we have all the details. also, the end of an era at ge. why it is breaking up with its iconic accomplishment and later more proof celebrities they're just like us.

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9:20 allison is back with check of the other stories making headlines this morning. al. >> mo, first up new developments in an alleged hazing death at penn state. 12 more members of the a penn state fraternity beta theta pi are being charged in the death of timothy piazza a total of 26 fraternity members are now

stemming from the death of the 19-year-old pledge back in february. the new charges come after prosecutors found deleted surveillance video showing the satisfy more being given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes. some of those charges include involuntary manslaughter, assault, hazing. two more hollywood a listers facing allegations actor tom sizemore has been accused of molesting an 11-year-old actress on a movie set back in 2003. and actor john travolta also facing his own accusations mass sewer claims the actor groped his buttocks and exposed himself during a massage back in 2,000. will joe biden make another run for president? the former vice-president turned 75 years old next week. he says he hasn't made up his mind about a bid for the white house in 2020 but he is quote not closing the door. now the former vp says right now he wants to focus on his now book called "promise me dad" about his son beau who died of brain cancer

lights out. the light bulb is not in. good e's future plans as the company moves to focus on its health power and aviation businesses. the news really no surprise as the company announced plans in july to sell its lighting business. light bulb sales have fallen dramatically over the last year. and finally, have we seen more? more proof celebs are just like that. lebron james and his teammates acting like regular new yorkers this week when they were in the big apple to take on the knicks take look on monday after a shoot around at msg the team took the subway back to their hotel. the team says they decided to take the subway because it would have been faster than taking the team bus through the busy streets of the big apple. in case you were wond wonderings beat the knicks 104-101 maybe it was a little good mojo. back to you guys. >> in true new york fashion other people on the train were probably like, hey there's lebron. you bum. >> exactly. >> you know what it's funny you say that that guy that stuck his hand in front

them to get the camera away from him. he didn't want any part of it. he didn't care about lebron. >> exactly. >> we don't care. >> i don't care who -- exactly. it doesn't ma your celebrity status status. >> don't come here and beat our knicks. >> do they even like the knicks in new york. >> no. >> maybe that's the point. no, they don't. >> thanks al. >> see you allison. dc new museum of the bible doesn't open until friday but coming up fox news sunday host chris wallace is giving us a first-hand look. >> tucker is back with a check of the seven day and the see saw temperatures on the way. steve? >> fresh at 10a today colin kaepernick citizen of the year? gq be strode the crown on the former quarterback in its new issue. fans are split on on this. former childhood best known for i see dead people in the sixth sense now haley joel osment growing up and starring the new hulu series future man. he'll join us live at 10:00. he's the mind behind hits like a few little shows like the west wing, the news room a few good

steve jobs, et cetera. he has an academy award now taking a shot at directing with new crime drama molly's game which sounds fascinating. aaron sorkin is going to be with us live in the loft at 10:30. he knows a thing or two about behind the scenes of dc pol politics. >> a little. >> doesn't he'll like he's doing enough. >> right? >> he needs to get to work. >> let's ask him about that. what he else he needs to do now to get our respect. [ laughter ] >> 9:24. back with more after this. ♪ thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering)

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♪ yup. this morning let's take look how the other half might live this holiday season. first up, date night in dc just got little more luck. igloos are an option. >> if you want to go to the water gate hotel you can have your own private dining. a tricked out luxury igloo experience. now, they're not made of ice. don't get too excited cute little translucent hut you can book one of these in romantic night out package. starting at $375 per couple. that does include two dozen read roses, edible golf truffles, chocolate dipped strawberries an chance of champagne. producer chris does that include food? >> i'm on it. don't you worry. >> depend on the champagne you choose. >> exactly. how much romance do you have in this translucent igloo. >> maureen if you want to like use the blackout curtains i'm sure that that would probably cost i was little bit more.

>> right. you bring your own. >> and stall them yourself. >> because you see it's right up again the next couple. >> always a catch. >> libel maureen this is not to jump into thing at the table. this is a mood setter. >> i see. okay. little primer. >> yes. okay. >> say what now. >> 400 includes food and drink good all right then. >> like we said, if you've got the budget, knock yourself out. >> special occasion. >> ice skating rink on the roof now, too. it's just, you know -- >> is that included in the price, too. >> you have to pay for 68 rental. [ laughter ] >> you know what, this is a buzz kill. that's what that would be. >> wisdom we started this out with the preface of -- >> if you have a little extra cash. >> the other half, wisdom. >> since you've got your wallet out a gift idea for the person who real has everything. how about a lou as lou with vuitton. wisdom here you go. >> there you go.

different louie vuitton piece toes completely cover this high end commode. it's a fully functional toilet and they're selling it for $100,000. >> you just lost me. >> i'll say this is a thrown fit for king or a queen. >> or an it yacht. >> or prince. let me tell you the smart test person who will be here. >> who is that. >> not the person who comes up with one hun he dread thousand dollars. the person who comes up with the 50-dollar roll toilet paper. >> does it come with a person to clean it? >> that's going to lot of i was little extra. >> you or toilet? [ laughter ] >> i'm just asking. if you paying -- >> that's a bidet. >> $100,000 i mean i want -- >> a cheap bidet. >> the gucci bidet only 50,000. >> right. tucker barnes, let's bring him in. he likes that kind of talk. >> i don't know anything about it. >> lies you tell. >> scott just said louie puton. >> that might be better than the louie vuitton. >> scott is all cheesing back there. >> let's go to the forecast

the clouds are hanging tough. but we'll get sunshine in here later today. and it will turn into a beautiful but cool afternoon. daytime highs in the mid 50s. and we're looking at dry conditions no rain here for a couple of days. so nice looking afternoon your high cloudiness working through it should start to break up shortly and get more and more sunshine building in. tweet me tucker fox5 if you see any sun. that would make me feel better about the forecast. we have high pressure off to our north. nice and quiet for a couple of days. i think our next chance for couple showers may be thursday morning. but much better chance unfortunately that we'll get a good soaking rain around here on saturday with a cold front. all right. there's set up for today. high pressure typically means dry weather and quiet conditions. we'll keep that around today. so mid 50's with sunshine this afternoon should feel pretty. good it will be chilly tonight overnight lows back in the 30s in the city and probable dollar freezing conditions if you're well outside the bell way later tonight and then we'll do the same thing tomorrow. more sunshine tomorrow. looks like again could be sprile

54 this afternoon. that's a degree better than yesterday. notice if you're north and west out towards dulles and as you get out into the mountains you may not get out of the upper 40s still pleasant afternoon and keep the weather pattern dry and quiet for couple more days. there's a shower thursday good again i think our best chance for rain unfortunately will be saturday with breezy conditions and slightly warmer air before another round of some very cool air to end the weekend and looks like more lake effect shows kicking in by sunday yoga round here north and west per happen the mountains will get snowflakes. >> all right, guys, that's the latest. back to you. >> all right. thank you tucker barnes. time right now 9:31. dc's new museum of the bible using cutting edge technology bring the bible to live set to open at the end of the week. the institution is keeping up witness the times it tries to draw people n while they learn about what many people consider to be the most influential book ever written. chris wallace got an early look inside with this week's power player. ♪

>> children's museum, dinosaur museum, sign museums. art museums. there wasn't a museum for the bible. and that's the reason we built it. >> reporter: welcome to washington's newest attraction it's like nothing you've ever seen. the museum of the bible, inspiring, informative and down right entertainment. >> carrie summers is the museum's president. >> it's where we are as a world right now. it's not engaging, interesting, under active, then many people just walk right by it no matter how good it is. >> reporter: yes, there are 3100 items on display many of them remarkable. from fragments of the dead sea scroll to the handwritten poem julia ward how well wrote in 1861 that became the words to the battle him of the republic. >> ♪ his truth is marching on ♪ >> reporter: but there's also a recreation of the roads

walk in nazareth. >> they have a perspective they never had before until they see wow now i see why he taught the way he taught about all of us about the synagogue, about ritual baths. it takes on whole new meaning for him. >> reporter: there's even a ride what's called a fly board that let's you soar over washington looking for biblical inscriptions. but what may be even more surprising is the attitude of the museum. >> we're non sectarian which is means we don't try to promote any faith or denomination, and our goal is to get people engaged in the bible. to get them to at least open it up and take a look at it. >> reporter: still there's some controversy about the museum. the green family that owns hobby lobby and the national christian foundation are the two biggest donors. >> they are what it says. they are a donor. they have not tried to direct the project. they have not tried to interject their personal points of view at all. >> reporter: some critic say

evangelical out post to conss >> yeah, that's a fun one, because all you got to do is come in and if you're here an hour you realize it's not. >> reporter: it's a site to behold from the huge bronze doors that recreate the gout ten berg bible printing plate of the first page of genesis. to the soaring entry hall with religious images to unique artifacts able mers seive technology. one quarter of american families identify as evangelical. >> you think there's going to be a big draw. >> there's going to be big draw. we know that. it's going to be very large. >> reporter: and once people come here, some are as confident as their reaction. >> the bible is love it or hate it. it's just one of the great reads of all time. our goal is when you walk in that front door is that your jaw hits the ground and you say, wow, and when you leave you say this may b

or certainly one of them that i've ever been in. that's where we're at. >> all right. that was fox's chris wallace reporting. just reminder the new museum will celebrate its grand opening on friday. we'll get another look inside that day as well. >> i don't know what the price of admission is. >> right. >> that i'm not sure. >> hmm. >> good question. i love that, you know, once again in d.c. we have options for everyone. >> yeah. >> so many great place that is you can go check out. and to me one of the -- for me personally for as long as i've been in d.c. one of the biggest thrills i getting a chance to hold the lincoln bible. >> yeah. >> that was one of the great testify things i ever had the opportunity to do. >> hands down. i heard there was one going to be 160 you can part the red sea there. >> that would be cool. >> i know right. i don't know if you can. i had heard that rumor more. maybe we'll fine out on friday. from the page to the screen, coming up next a claimed journalist and author martha rad diss will join us live to talk about the new series based on her book the long road

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attacked. >> i'm anxious. >> we are all so anxious. >> i promise i'd get him back safe. i promised all of them. >> i'm going to need all of this to come back. >> everybody -- >> back up, back up, back cup. >> clip from national geo yo graphic the long head home. eight part mini series krohn any else did kell the events of april 4th, 2004 the game known as black sunday. series follows newly arrived blah toon from the first calvary division in fort north texas ambush in baghdad much this is a scripted series the stories of these soldiers are real and we're chronicled by a claimed journalist martha raddatz and in her selling book of the same title which inspire the series this morning we're forth nat martha joins us live from new york ahead of the series pre premier. good morning to you, martha. such a pleasure to have you. >> good morning, holly. thanks for having me on. >> this has been a long final in

book came out to now finally seeing it on the screen. so are you anxious, nervous, excited, what are kind of your thoughts? >> well, i'm not nervous. i'm not anxious. i'm proud i think would be the best word to describe it. i know this has been such a healing journey for the soldiers involved, for those wonderful gold star families. i think thinking about them always keeps me grounded. thinking about the sacrifice and service of not just the soldiers but the families and the cast has been so magnificent. they have embraced the real soldiers, the real families, they have have been so generous with their time. they want to get it right, and i have to tell you i've seen it several times. i keep watching it and of time i watch it, i -- i'm like what happens? what happens next? i know what happens next but it is such a compelling story not

just, you know, not just navy seals or special operations forces. this is like just the regular guys and what they did and how they a dapped that day going in as they will all say unprepared thinking it was a peace keeping mission and just rose to that occasion with such courage and sacrifice. >> martha you talk about wanting to get it right, and there's a big deference between telling a story, a real story in book and now, you know, having this scripted series and bringing it to life and the need for it to be entertaining yet truthful at the same time. how hard was that and i also wanted to ask you about the decision to make the series be the same am of time that the soldiers were pinned down because i think that's incredibly thought provoking. >> well, i think one of the things, you'll completely understand this because you're in television, when this ambush happened and i started covering it, and writing about it, we had no video of ts

we had not this ambush much it's a surprise and you don't know it's going to happen but when i immediately started interviewing or, you know, after the battle as soon as the guys could talk about it, and getting those descriptions and getting, you know, i hear lines in the series that i remember them telling me exactly after i interviewed them about the battle what happened and seeing those descriptions come to life on film it's pretty remarkable. so i think that's been really great to see how well it is the truth of what happened and i, you know, the soldiers we had consultants looking at that and they, you know, they really depicted it in a perfect way and holly what was your second question? i now understand when we ask three-part questions. >> right. it's had ard to remember them all. i talk about how the length of the series is the exact same amount of time that the soldiers were pinned down.

>> yeah, yeah. great question. i think person who did the screen writing it seem perfect from sort of beginning to end it was about an eight-hour period. so that's what he really wanted to capture. we tried to do that in the book. but certainly do you it very different way and just concentrating on that one day, um, but that and flashing back to see the stories of these soldiers, the stories of these families which is very different going back and forth eight hours is perfect and from a different point of view from every character including the iraqi interpreter. >> you've done so much in your career and yet ten year ago when this -- about ten years or so ago when this book came out you said this was the most significant work you've ever done. do you still feel that same way a decade later? >> i do so even more. i mean, it sort of pales in comparison, everything else sort ofal

things i've done as you probably know i've continued to cover conflicts around the world but i know these families. i know these soldiers. i visited the grave of one of those brave soldiers at arlington national cemetery last week with one of the soldiers from the unit. a couple of toll soldiers from the unit. that's pretty profound stuff. you don't forget that. you know that people continue to have a gap in their life. continue, um, to miss that soldier in their family and the wounded are still wounded, um, there are a lot of people still struggling with ptsd who struggle every day but rise to that challenge as well and want to live their lives to the fullest. so seeing that and knowing these guys and knowing these families, um, it's very powerful. i was just texting with gina on tonight's episode and profi

about feelings about that and watching that and how strange it is to watch herself portrayed in something like this but i know they're proud and me, too. >> martha, we sure appreciate your professionalism and your passion for the project. >> thanks so much, holly. and thanks for highlighting it today. everybody stay tuned tonight. >> our pleasure. just reminder you can stay tune. catch the long road home tuesdays at 10:00 on the national geographic channel. steve? >> holly, thank you very much. martha sounds fantastic. culling up now christmas shopping with the caps and the wizards. that sounds pretty fantastic as well. erin gets that rough assignment this morning. she's going to join us live with how the home teams are making the season jolly for local families in need. you would never know if you walk into the store at this very moment that they were shopping for the caps and the wizards. there would be no clue whatsoever. [ laughter ] ♪

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since 2011 the washington capitals and washington wizards have collaborated with monumental sports entertainment foundation's family to family program. now the program allows players and their families to adopt local families in need. families nominated by local schools and non-profit organizations and today members of the the sports teams and their significant others are shopping for the 21 families they're helping this holiday season. we sent erin como out to wal*mart in vienna to catch up with them as they do their kind deed. good morning, erin. >> good morning, wisdom. that's right. it's not even thanksgiving yet but you can feel the holiday spirit in the air. isabel is joining us now. tell us about what brought you out today. >> so i'm here on behalf of the washington capitals my boyfriend philip plays for the team and bunch of us from the spouses from the washington capitals and washington wizards here as well as players and staff from all teams including mystics and valor here shopping for families for the holiday season. >> i also

out here as well cheerleaders so you can tell that the teams definitely have a presence here. us a little bit about theou got involved. >> so monumental sports foundation of year partners with family to family and what family to family does gives us family to response for the holidays to help familiar unless need. we partnered with 21 families while by gifts for them. things they're need of this holiday season and deliver the gifts to their home. >> that's wonderful i love the way community gets involved and nominates these families and you're able to go it pick these toys that brighten the holiday spear it. >> i'm from dc it's really important to me to be able to give back to the community that sports all teams and the foundation whole are adly great to give back to people who are necessarily as fortunate or struggle around the holiday season. nice to be able to feel like you're doing something else for somebody else. >> war some of the hot items we were talking about what kids like these days. what are you getting on your list. >> bikes a lot of bikes, learning tablets, things that just will help kids learn and get acte.

biggest thing getting out side to play. >> i can see the mascot behind us wizards mascot helping us out. careful with that teddy over there. we appreciate the help, though. we appreciate it. >> so a lot of hot items on, maybe families in need can't afford you're able to make that christmas morning or holiday season special for kids. >> yeah. it's definitely important for kids to feel like they have something to look forward and families not to be as overwhelmed or feel they're stressed out for the holiday weren't. we just want everyone to feel happy and feel at ease much that's important. >> isabel, thank you so much for chatting with us today. i love watching everyone shop and fill their carts. you can just feel that holiday love in the air. >> definitely. >> so how long will you be out here today. >> so i have four family members to do on this familiar daal nice big budget hopefully i can get them all the gifts they want. as long as it takes. >> are there any other items besides children's gifts, toys that you guys are collecting today? >> so there are gift cards for anything that they may need. wal*mart will do gift cards for groceries. so that's taken care of. aside from toys

books and clothes and baby supplies. my family has baby on the way due in the beginning of 2018. so strollers and pack plays and things like that. >> we appreciate what all the spouses and family and staff are doing on behalf of the caps and wizards and we thank you so much for giving back to the dc community. >> of course. >> i'll let you get back to shopping. i don't want to hold you any more. look at guys. slap shot doing it big. thank you very much. we'll send it back to you guys. >> see what they're doing. they're being so entertaining behind your live shot. >> it has to be slap shot and g whiz tested. >> are the players going to be out there today. >> come out to the wal*mart in vienna. >> we have mistake players out here today. >> we have some players from the mystic team but for the caps and wizards it's spouses and staff from the teams as well. >> gotcha. all right. >> using you like a little resting pad. >> if they were out here i would bring them to you. >> thank

>> usually have 10:00 o'clock 68. >> yeah. >> got to get the work in first. >> look fit passes the mascot test it's probably going to be pretty entertaining. >> good gifts. >> exactly. >> good way to go about doing it. >> good deeds. 9:53 a lot more still to come in the 10:00 o'clock hour. colin kaepernick on the cover of gq. now there are four people on the cover of gq colin kaepernick getting a lot of attention for the attention gq is giving him. agree with it? disagree with him? we'll discuss. >> talk about it. >> for sure. >> future man star haley joel osment you remember him he's all grown up the kid that saw dead people. okay. he's not seeing dead people any more but he's talking about a future man his latest venture he'll be with us live. >> past, present and future this man left his mark on hollywood. aaron sorkin award winning writer, he's done let's see a few good men, social network, money ball -- >> the newsroom. >> the newsroom. the west wing. >> what hasn't he done? >> ino

>> sports night. >> what i'm fascinating with aaron sorkin he spent so much researching dc things like media, like politics, where does he get all of that information from. >> deep dive into the research department. >> i'm interested in his creative process. he's doing something very new. he has new movie coming out he'll be in the director's chair to the first time and he'll be live in the loft so we'll talk to him all about it. >> fascinating story i was not familiar with. real life and so things always excite me a little bit more. >> coffee time on good day d.c. if you're been eyeing our cool day d.c. mugs we have a new good day dunkin' donuts mug to give away the perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee. head to foxdc.com/contests or our facebook page www.fa www.facebook.com/fox5 d.c. to enter our mug contest. one lucky winner selected by random drawing. hurry you only from now until 11am to enter. time right now 9:54. we'll be right back. ♪

♪ it's a november to remember right here on good day a10a. >> we have the red hot topics this tuesday morning. colin kaepernick named gq citizen of the year. but not everyone is happy about this pick. plus barbie breaks new ground. and the weeknd collapse back at the biebs. >> plus legend in the loft. he created tv the west wing, the newsroom, wrote the social network and now aaron sorkin is getting ready for a new role. he tells us a

>> also at 10a, he's famous for seeing dead people now haley joel osment is all grown up and has a new role. we'll talk live to him at 10:50. >> all right. let's do this, d.c. in three, two, one, the 10a starts right now. ♪ yeah, good day in a pickle and very good way because today is national pickle day. we're celebrating pickles. >> i see what you did. >> i'll be the official taster. >> yes you will. we're talking pickles with grill old pickles. you are wonderful business. you're in wholefoods a lot of other places. nick williams the brand manager and terry mason the chair manager. >> who's going to go first. >> grill lowes pickles all natural glue den free seeing began rubble. no chemicals, no preservatives. >> help yourself. >> fresh raw ingredients you can see color is absolutely pop right out of the ton container. >> all i can say

you've been slicing and dicing. what do you love most about pickles like your work. man these garr. >> what i love about pickles one they're low calorie, they're healthy. they are good for leg crams, muscle cramps i actually drink the juice. >> really. >> um-hmm. >> i read that cleopatra used to eat pickles she thought would it give her beauty and strength. who else i think it was julius caesar gave it to his troops he thought that it made them stronger. >> i want to talk about a couple tips you just mentioned entire calorie count in this entire jar is what. >> 90. >> 90 calories for that entire jar of pickles. >> here's the deal. what we have here traditional dill the sweet bread and butter and then the spicy. but what you said about the spicy it's not that spicy a little bit of an after taste. but if you want to spicier what do you do. >> let it sit. >> just let it sit. >> it starts out as mild pickle. the longer it sets it gets hotter and hot. you can stop the process by removing the peppers. >> remove the pep mers then the process stops. >> you can customize it to whatever heat level you wan

wholefoods one place where can we get them. >> wholefoods, regular man's, harris, teeter's, mom's and all the finer stores. >> publics. >> acme in the refrigerated section. >> who knew we had a national pickle day in the meantime let's enjoy it. >> we'll take those. national pickle day we're celebrating. thank you to nick and terry. >> thank you. >> don't mind if we do. >> enjoy. >> if you want to leave this here. we wouldn't be mad at you. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> now that we walk away from the pickle people. let's get real about the conversation. >> do you like pickles or not we very divisive crowd in our editorial meeting yesterday with some people that liked pickles some people that don't. >> who doesn't like pickles? >> i think our executive producer matt gaffney does not like pickles. >> matt gaffney. >> and then -- jacqueline smith one of our planners. >> looking to see if she was in here and she is not. >> she can't come in the room where there's pickle. >> producer chris pickle person, chris? >> chris? hello. >> absolut

especially the hot and spicy ones. >> but i like that tip longer you leave it the spicier they'll get. >> and then once you get away from the incredibly divisive part are you a pickle person or not, then it's like, when you get your chick-fil-a sandwich do you leave the pickle on the bottom. >> absolutely. i do. >> i'll take it off and eat it separately. >> i leave it thon. >> i like it oh and there. >> sometimes i open it up and i'm really just this one. could we make have splurged and put two. >> i love pickles but i hate pickles on like burger or anything. >> really i got to take it off. >> i'm with through. i like the pickle as it's own entity. >> pour a whole jar of pickles on hamburger it goes good on my salad on top of my hamburger. it's really good when you do it that way. especially when you put barbecue sauce on it, mustard. ketchup. >> lock at allison pass face. >> wisdom has the entire garden between two buns. >> you'd love a chicago hotdog. >> here's the thing. don't do it on hotdog. >> not on hotdogs. >> which one is hot and spicy.

they're really good chris you've been sadly shake your head the entire time. final word when it comes to pickles, chris. >> not on a chicago hotdog, no. >> i can't do that either. >> who are you yes. >> i love hotdog but not like that. >> who are you, chris? >> anti chicago i guess. >> you claim to love chicago too. >> well, we'll get into that later. [ laughter ] >> chris is like we don't want to talk about chicago too much. >> i'm by myself. >> with ajar of pickle. >> steve docks your thing. >> they're good. no doubt about it. >> 10:03 right now we want to get into the show today at 10a today but before we check what is trending this morning, let's fine out what's making had he lines. al i saw you grimacing with wisdom's garden salad on a bun. >> fry my pickles, please. isn't that good, fried pickle pes no. >> i love fried pickles. >> i don't want fried pickles. >> fried anything. >> happy pickle day everybody. first up in the headlines, attorney general jeff sessions heads to capitol hill. he's facing new questioning from the house judiciary committee. e

about his knowledge of possible collusion between russia and trump's presidential campaign. now president trump. sessions testified on that subject three times but new information in court documents indicate that sessions was told of at least two meetings that trump campaign aids had with russian officials just last month he said he wasn't aware of any such meetings. a different scandal impacting washington now. senate candidate roy moore from alabama denies new sexual assault allegations. a woman did come forward yesterday there she is claiming that moore attacked her inside of a car in 1977 when she was just 16 years old. moore calls the allegations fake news and politically motivated. several us senators say if moore wins the alabama election, they could refuse to seat him or they could expel him. >> happening today here in our area in northern virginia, a food truck driver charged in a deadly crash that killed a mother of three is due in court.

tony dane is facing manslaughter charges. police say that he was driving a schoolbus convert flood a food truck when he ran a stop sign at the intersection of watson and evergreen mills road near leesburg back in september. amazon is investing in the lord of the rings the streaming service announcing plans to bring the fantasy epic to television. the series will take place before the 2001 feature film the fellowship of the ring which kicked off a trill i don't go directed by peter jackson. amazon has made multiple season commitment to the project and says the deal includes the potential for a spin off as w well. a lot of lord of rings. finally it may be a stretch to call these pants fashionable but they are hilarious nonetheless and i want a pair. stove top wants to you stuff yourself with food this thanksgiving. the company posted this video on their facebook showing off these stretchy pants. the limited edition stufferring pants will cost you 20 bucks each with profits benefiting t

i think we should all wear these next week thanksgiving. >> i'm in. i think those are great. >> alternative would be remember friends when joey wore the maternity pants. >> remember that episode? [ laughter ] >> talk about when he wore the turkey on his head. >> that too. >> that too. >> all right. >> i want to go for the stretch pants if i like them. thanks al. 10:0 sick right now. let's check what's trending this morning wisdom. >> we'll start with former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick is in the headlines. qg magazine named his citizen of the year for his dedication to social activism. while some people are excited about his new title, not everyone is happy about it. kevin mccarthy here with more. kevin. >> good morning everybody on the couch. we all know political activism qg is talking about keal lane kaepernick started the movement of row protests across the nfl by taking a knee during the national anthem as you can see by the tweets that are scrolling on the screen here naming him citizen of the year has sparked some

now kaepernick was also the quarterback -- was the quarterback for the 49ers but right now he is a free agent and has not signed by any nfl team many of his supporters say the league is black bawling him for his active protests that led to kaepernick's filing a collusion late against the nfl and gw magazine couldn't -- commended kaepernick for his dedication in an article saying quote he's been vilified by millions and lock out of the nfl all because he took a knee to protest police brutality. colin kaepernick determined stand hut puts him in rare company in sports history m alter will he, jackie robinson all athletes who risked everything to make a difference. now kaepernick took to twitter about the cover and said that he's honored to be recognized as citizen of the year. he was not interviewed for the magazine piece but the article features a photo spread of kaepernick and it showed him inter acting with the kids in the community. now kaepernick also said that he wants this article to help him reclaim the

protest. president trump had tweeted out this year that any nfl player who's kneeled for the national anthem should be fired. now that prompted dozens of players from all teams to take knee or link arms as an act of defines and that led to many people deciding to boycott the nfl saying the protest was disrespectful to the country's veterans. kaepernick was one of several people honored in this issue qg magazine late night host steven colbert, actress gal today lot and nba super star kevin durant recognized as the new american heroes. in addition to this the magazine cover kaepernick also recently land add 1 million-dollar book deal. so interesting information. huge story. what are your thoughts on the cover? >> i agree with them. i think he has had an impact and again i bring this back to argument we've had before when it comes to either colin or the black lives matter movement i'm speaking for me here. i never have seenow

gets company operated and coerced into something it total system not when this guy decided to take a knee it was exact until to protest police brutality. >> and racial injures as well. it wasn't about the flag. >> i hate america and the flag beyond me. when people make this argument it drives me insane because you stand up for what believe in. if you don't then you have no place to talk. if you're going to be someone sitting on the side line criticizing this guy has no job. he's put everything on the line for a cause that people say they believe in but they never put themselves on the line. >> i applaud it the. it like this article and i will continue to speak up for him. >> the interesting thing about kaepernick also when he did this, he knew that this was going to happen to him, because he knew there would be backlash and he knew that once he did this and his contract was up, he proably wouldn't be playing in the nfl any more because this is of tremendous consequence to him. >> we were showing tweets about people in the backlash i saw one specifically went across my timeline that said comparing jj watt to colin kaepernick saying jj wallet raised $37 million for hu

being named this and i just think there's so many different stories out there. >> that's a magazine issue. they picked who they want. here's the thing. jj watt what he did was amazing and incredible. but it's apples and oranges because here you have -- it's not fair to pitt one guy whose doing something positive for the community against another guy -- because it's under stated what he's doing witness money he does have because he's not getting salary any more. the money that he does have, he's putting some of that money back into the community and some of the programs that he spoke about when he initially took the knee in the first place about some of these injustice and some of the programs and helping some of the people who are in need. so he's doing his part. it's just unfair if you give five dollars and i give ten dollars it doesn't make me the better person because i gave ten dollars much that's what i'm saying. jj watt is incredible. >> i also think that it's a little bit -- gq is getting backlash. i think gq knew that they would -- >> absolutely. >> all the attention. >> they took a big risk. what i mean. they wanted people to

it. >> i think the maureen's point and kevin from a lot of backlash you see online a lot of that backlash is just -- you have to keep the perspective with the assumption that colin kaepernick is doing something anti america. colin kaepernick is doing that goes against the flag and united states of america as far as our veterans and that whole thing which is what this became after the president got involved. colin kaepernick did not set forth to say i'm being anti american. he said i'm doing something that doesn't stand for -- i see a short coming in this country. >> right. >> that affects me personally. he took that stand. you don't have to agree with that. i'm not saying that we agree with that. i'm just saying that's the position he took and gq it's just publication if you're not happy with them putting him on the cover -- >> when you talk about racism it does not make i was racist pointing out something does not the thing you're pointing out and that is the argument i'll have with all day about this. you have to talk about it to bury your head in the sand and act like none of this is happening this is the most ridiculous thing i've ever seen. kudos to him. he put himself on the line. i don't know that i n

much as i sit up here and talk i don't know that i could do had. kudos to him and good for gy to point out his efforts. >> people in the 60s did this all the time. they protested all the time. they were frill will feedback then now look at them. that's all i'm saying. >> 10:12 is our time. it's a good talker for sure. so please tweet us h hash tag gd day dc. thank you kevin for bring the to light he is one of hollywood's most critically a claimed and prom writers and he's taking on a new role. molli' game director aaron sorkin will join us live in the loft. >> first jimmy mel celebrates the big five-zero. it might be a good thing that i dislike justin beiber mariah carey one of greatest singers of our generation cashing in on one her biggest hits. we'll have all the details when we check in with the good day celebrity dish coming up next. >> i really don't have a problem with justin beiber

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z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy ♪ it is time for the good day celebrity dish. and you hear a little mariah in the background one of the greatest singers of all time. is she not one of the greatest singers of all time. >> she is. she is. >> it's true. >> dream lover tt

you remember this song all i want for christmas is you. >> yes. >> one of the classics. >> another one of the greatest christmas songs every all time. >> it is. >> agreed. first holiday song mariah carey ever wrote. and now that song is being turned into an animated special which is out on home video. home video right now. the film follow asthma rye ya carrie she find love with a puppy she falls in love with puppy in shop window and that's all i'm going to say about the plot. you have to watch to see the ref it's actually based on the book that was released in 2015. mariah is narrating the story and one of the voices in the story is henry winkler the fonz. >> hey. >> he's in there. so there you go. >> is that supposed to be ma mariah. >> that's supposed to be little mariah. >> as a little kid. >> that little girl right there? >> yes. little mariah carey. >> am i missing something. >> what? >> little mariah these she's a little girl. >> it doesn't look like little mariah carey to me much. >> it's a cartoon. there's only so much you can do when you're comparing a cartoon to the real thing and all they are spectac

>> that doesn't open look like mariah's kids. >> i'm not making the connection. >> me neither. >> for whatever reason. >> we're hung up on that. okay. yeah. >> wow. >> derail. let's talk about this. really emotional night last night forge jimmy fallon after a week long break from hosting the tonight show jimmy returned to late night show and addressed the death of his beloved mother. gloria. holding back tears jimmy said as some of you my mother gloria pass add it way recently and i canceled my show last week to be with my family she was the best audience. she was the one i was always trying to make laugh and such a fan of the show and everything i did. he then shared this when we were little my mom would walk us to the store me and my sister and we would hold hands and she would squeeze my hand three times to say i love you and i would squeeze i love you too. then connelled last week i was in the hospital and i grabbed her hand and i squeezed i love you and i just new we were in trouble. >> that's so emotional. i can start crying now.

that's really personal. >> touching. >> clearly something was needed to lift the sadness. >> wow. >> and guess who was able to do just that? >> our girl. >> our girl. >> maureen's girl taylor swift she actually made an unschedule appearance on the show and brought some much needed joy actually to the grieving fallon her music therapy in the performance of song called new year's day one of the shows writers and producers took to twitter and said swift was not scheduled to our show today but we wanted something special for this first show back and so we asked her on a complete whim since she had been in down doing snl she said yes with zero hesitation. >> aww. >> while singing new year's day she delivered a lyric already in her song but it paraphrases actually fallon's tender story. the line was squeeze my hand three time in the back of the taxi. whatever you think of taylor she did something beautiful for jimmy and our show today and we are forever grateful. >> that's awesome. >> yeah. >> i agree. >> gratuity thai move.

hater extraordinary of the girl. i only play. >> your taylor heart has grown three sizes larger. >> let's not get carried away. >> jimmy cam mill mark a milestone last night the other late night host named jimmy turned 50 years old yesterday as he celebrated in a star-studded fashion last night's episode featured surprise appearances by ray row it ramon know, adam sandler and much more. david letterman, city fell colbert, jennifer lawrence and jim kardashian west read insults aimed at the host. george clooney hosted a jimmy kimmel retrospective looking back at the last 50 years of the hosts' life. ben affleck and jj abrams turned a comic he drew as a kid into real life movie trailer. check it out. ♪ >> dr. bolt, i got your invitation. >> i hope you don't mine. i brought a plus

>> you're too late. [ laughter ] >> that's funny. villain was played by none other than the kimmel nemesis himself matt damon. that's funny. >> that was good. >> i have to say i want to know jimmy kimmel's night cream. doesn't he look good for 50. >> amazing. >> i would never guessed him at 50. >> he went on health kick and diet kick. it suits him. the hollywood treatment. >> yeah. >> once you get hollywood you get all the special creams. >> it does help. >> all the right doctors. >> yeah, do you. >> exactly. >> maybe you just bathe in mo money. >> bathe in money. >> guess what? >> the weeknd is back. >> oh, here we go. >> his ex-girlfriend selena gomez got back with his -- with her ex-boyfriend justin beiber. so how did the weeknd clap back? >> he was photographed with justin beiber's

it look like they were together at montana tosses birthday party in beverly hills seen sitting in the back seat of an suv leaving a nightclub. ventura dated biebs back in 2 2015. >> together somebody else while he rides in the back. >> he's probably teching paparazzi saying make sure you get the good side. >> exactly. >> so i can put this out to the world. >> sarah fraser is with us we probably should mention. >> she just slid in here. >> right. >> i just walked in. >> we can't dish without her. we do have more bad news though for belieberss out there and beiber i guess. turns out that people who listened to him are quite literally psychopaths. okay. that might be an extreme way of putting it but new study conducted by a pair of nyu graduates found beiber's what do you mean was a popular among students who actually scored high on the psychopath scale. the study sought to find the correlation between preferred music genres and psychopath in

you moan, eminem lose yourself were -- on the low end of the spectrum in case you're wondering, if you're a dire straights money for nothing lover, the country -- who listens to that. >> way word wind and the knacks my sharon in a you're not a psychopath. >> money for nothing. >> if you're 60 years old and her those songs before. >> maybe the beiber songs drove them crazy. >> that's probably what it was. beiber drove them crazy. >> you can find a different station from the classic rock come on. >> there you go. >> money for nothing? who listens to that? >> me. >> i'm not a psychopath. i'm just kidding. that's our dish much that's our dish. >> i want to know when you get yea son bateman and jennifer aniston and matt damon together. how long does it take to pull it off. i know what our halloween takes to pull off. they had had all them dressed in

super hero costume. later on oscar nominee holy joel osment will join us live. he has a new streaming service called future man. >> tucker is back with the forecast up and down this week. inching closer to the holiday season. >> ♪ >> oh, man, paul mccartney and michael jackson. ♪ there's nothing like those familiar scents that bring the spirit and joy of the holidays to life. and we've captured that joy inside every air wick seasonal scent. spread the joy of the season in your home with air wick seasonal scents. this year air wick proudly supports the global fund for children, helping children in need.

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>> okay. the psychopath test. >> does that mean i can a psycho path. >> if you like it you're less likely to be a psych poe path. any who there's a look outside. we're still waiting on the sun and tucker is waiting on the sun. i have good news for you tucker nonetheless. >> yes. >> today is national pickle day and i brought a present. i brought i was pickle. >> you'll share your pickle with me steve. >> do you want me to feed it to you or would you like to handle it yourself. >> i think that would be very awkward tv. >> when have we never have awkward tv. >> i'll have to eat my pickle in just a minute. >> do you want me to hold it for you while you do the forecast. >> i'll hold my pickle myself. >> 47 now in washington. >> hook, line and sinker. temperatures in the fours take jack. you saw that live shot we still got clouds out there. this is high resolution satellite. you can really see we're getting the clearing carefully there off to the north. i think we'll be partly sunny this afternoon. i don't want to promise full sign but either way it will be dry with high temperatures in the low 50's. high pressure

that will deliver a decent afternoon for us again temperatures in the 50s. chilly again tonight overnight lows 37. that's in the city. so near freezing tomorrow morning if you're well outside the beltway and then we'll keep this warming trend in tack for a couple of days. a quick shower on thursday morning. best chance of rain this week looks to be saturday. all right. did you an excellent job holding your pickle, tuck. >> that's crunchy pickle, man. >> i can hear it. one laugh and it was from chris. i hear him in the control room. >> one is better than none. back to you guys. >> he's not the only one laughing. lots of people laughing at you i mean with you. right. exactly. all right. 10:27 right now. maureen walk with me. me. i think the show has been going well, don't. >> i think it's going going excellently. >> if we could have real star power. someone that who could really left a mark in hollywood. >> who would be someone that's written the likes of -- oh, my goodness. >> aaron sorkin? >> yes. >> hi, this is good day d

>> the aaron sorkin. >> would you mind coming in the lot of we have questions to ask you. >> this way, sir. walk and talk. and how to do this. all right. >> okay. >> i hear you have a new project coming you. >> i do. i have movie opening christmas day. talk faster than that. >> and people -- >> we'll vicinity view with this legendary writer and now director when good day d.c. comes back. stay with us. ay with us. that was fun. >> try to have fun. >> here. >> pick a chair. ♪

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>> this is a true story but except for my own i changed all the names. >> molly my weekly poker game moved to the cobra lounge. you'll help run it. >> i was in a room with movie stars, directors, and business typhoons. they were going all in all the time. >> thank you molly. >> for you. >> thank you so much. >> i'm going to start paying you as -- stop paying as my assistant. >> you're firing me. >> i'm going to stop paying you. >> you're going to make me too much money doing my second job and because i say no i'll lose both games because it doesn't seem fair. >> you don't have bargaining power here. >> you are unimportant. >> you know how many witches were burned in salem. >> how many. >> they didn't burns witches much it's a myth. they hanged them. >> that's part of the trailer from new movie monthly's game. based on the memoir by molly blum and follows the 26-year-old author she becomes the target of an fbi investigation after running

hollywood celebrities, athletes, business tycoons and the russian mob. oscar nominee jessica chastain stars as molly along with idris elba, kevin costner. if the cast wasn't enough to go see it it's written by oscar winner aaron sorkin and also marks his direct tour ya'll debut. this morning how lucky are we he's joining us in the loft with more on all that is aaron sorkin. >> my pleasure to be here. >> my gosh, the pleasure is all ours. i often refer to you -- i just think you're writing genius. >> that's so nice of to you say. >> and yet still always entering new territory. let's talk about molly's game. >> i love molly's game. it's about a true story a woman named molly bloom who a gold plated future ahead of her. she was straight a student if the university of colorado headed to harvard law school. ranked third in

mogils. she came a hundred yards from make olympic team going to harvard law school with medal around her neck. and then whatever she wanted after that. 100 yards from doing that. a freak accident a 100 yards from the finish line i don't want to spoil because it's the beginning of the movie kept her off the team and sent her life in an entirely different direction. she went to los angeles where she ended up running the world's most exclusive high stakes underground poker game. as the trailer said, movie st stars, hedge fund managers, ceo's athletes millions of dollars changing hands every couple of minutes in this game. and unbeknownst to her had he had seated a couple of russian mobsters as well an fbi informant and that's where things started to get crazy. >> she eventually gets buffed, right? >> we're not telling anything there. >> that's right. >> she had written this story, um, and a lot of people wanted to

the fact you were just aaron sorkin how did you get it from her to put it on the screen. >> i got it from her because, and i know this sounds strange given the area, given that's about inbound are unground poker games, molly blum is a genuine movie heroin. she is wonder woman without the super powers. and it's become she was unwilling in exchange for a ton of money in exchange for guaranteeing her freedom that she wouldn't have to go to jail she was unwilling to spill the beans about the people playing in her game to tell the juicy yesterday of juicy stories about the people playing in her game. and that's the story that i wanted to tell. i saw much more emotional story about a movie hero rather than a story about the shiny objects, the decadence and gambling and the sex and the money and the movie stars. the stories obviously set against the back drop of those

but it's a believe it or not it's a very up lifting inspiring story and it's entirely because of molly blum. >> and of course, it's what you do taking a book and making night a screen play and bringing it to life. and yet with this project, you're now also sitting in the director's chair. >> yeah. i finished writing the screen play, and the producers came to me and said we think you could direct it, and they gave me a few weeks to think about it. i spoke to directors that i know and respect, and they were very encouraging but mostly i said yes because i really did want to protect the movie that i saw. i knew there was a different movie available that could be done one that was just about the shiny objects but i was seeing a different movie, one that would kind of put alum in that your throat. that was the one that i wante

to do. and if mistakes were made oy want the them to be my mistake. >> i am fascinated by the creative process, and i think you have this uber crazy creative mind. i want to know like how you write. do you write always in a certain place? do you write by you yourself? do you,, when you're creating these amazing dialogue that's non-stop are you reading it and listening to how it sounds back. >> when i finally get to writing, and it takes awhile, because there's a long time of just climbing the walls and not having anything to write and i drive around in my car lot and i'll listen to music usually the mewing is i listen to in high school but when i'm finally able to write it's very physical process. i'm playing all the parts. i'm talking outloud. i'm jumping up and down. i'm -- i'll end up two blocks away from my office because i was so excited. i hey just kind of performing the scene. so if you saw me actually writing, you wouldhi

insane. >> it would be entertaining. right. >> yeah. >> when you come up with line that is iconic, do you know it like when you penned you can't handle the truth, did you know it at that point? >> no. it was 2am it was just part of a speech i was wrighting i was on a role. it was going well. and, no, i did not think that that line would ultimately be used to burger king to whoppers. >> do you have a favorite that you've done? you know, it's a cliche but -- >> the the one you're currently working on. >> exactly right. >> i expect to you come up with more creative answer than that. >> i'm sorry it happens to be the truth. i've really i'm proud of everything i've done. i've loved all the people that i've work with. but write now molly's game is to me it's such a triumph of collaboration. it's new. it's not the movie people are going

i think that by the end of the movie they're going to be surprised that they were as emotionally about it. >> attached to it. >> yeah. >> you're good at, drawing us in, right? >> i hope so. it's what a writer is supposed to do is draw in you to a story. i really believe that there is the greatest delivery system ever invented for an idea is a story. i think that thanks to being surrounded by a lot of very talented people that molly's game delivers that. >> this can be yes or no. we're out of time. you still do online screen writing lessons? >> yes. >> it's available. >> yes. >> i wanted to know and are you actually working on a few good men live production? >> yes. >> all right. >> all right. >> all that to come. there you have it. but mostly molly's game on christmas day. mr. sorkin thank you very much

>> aaron, and thank you very much, it's been my pleasure. >> you can call me holly. >> okay, holdly. >> back on over to you, wis. all right. thank you very much. well they're a crucial part of the thanksgiving people and one of the most daunting coming up next we're in the g good day cafe with the team from bayou bakers the secrets to the pefect pie. we'll talk about it and eat it. it's coming up next. ♪ ♪♪

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>> well kim back. we are in the kitchen it's a fight as cold as the tradition itself. thanksgiving day pies which make the perfect closer to a thanksgiving day feast. apple or pumpkin or sweet potato or all of it. this morning we're joined by two professionals who can help us knock our holiday pie out of the park which everyone you choose. i'm joined bye-bye wee bakery owner david and the director of all things baked and fried at bayou bakery tressa. good to see you again. >> good morning. >> oh, yeah, this is what i'm talking about right here. you got some things you'll do over here. david, good to see you. >> likewise. >> people know by the bayou bakery and thanksgiving. >> that's it. >> put the two together. does we do everything but the bird. >> but the bird. >> we will take care of everything else if you want to focus on that tra dig al poultry, um, but we've got savory catering from spice pecans our b

biscuits. brazed collard. got louisiana classic dirty rice. >> yeah. >> we do fun things that aren't necessarily traditional like savory bread pudding cheddar and green onions and dewey sausage and use our corn bread to make the bread of the bread putter pudding which we have ground for us out at mount vern known. >> this is the most stressful more most people. >> we can make it non stressful. >> how so? >> for the non skilled such as myself. >> you buy your pies from us. >> i like that idea. just buy them. >> we do all the work. awesome pie tips for you guys. using pie dough some cool things to remember keep everything cold. we even keep our, um, flour cold. we keep everything in the refrigerator. butter, cream cheese, salt, flour. that way when you mix everything it ensures it would not over m mix. it will nice and flaky and airy. when you're rolling always rolling north to south. >> okay. >> east to west. >> okay not kind of su

dough. >> start in the its in the middle every time. >> yup. insert this into your pie she will. crimp the e. cool tips that you can remember. >> gotcha f you're not going to do it yourself. >> right. >> you want to get your hands on this delicious goodness give us a call. >> what do you need to do. >> place your catering order for the holidays before november 16th you'll get automatic 10% off of your order. if off an order above $50 we'll throw in pint of cranberry preserves. >> a lot neat little things going on by wee. we also have new place called little b. tress runs both pate trees departments which open up in the darsey hoe physical. we're doing pies at both of those locations. but all the savory fixings are going to mainly come from by wee bakery. seven years this month anniversary for us. so we bring the south to your table. okay for the holidays we're really excited about this time of year. >> all right. what's the crowd like when it comes to thanksgiving

are phones ringing off the hook? >> i'm sure it is. people don't want to deal with a lot of this. they want to picket glop tuesday night. >> tuesday night it goes crazy. >> exactly. panic mode. >> people running in. >> we gotcha. >> okay. >> we gotcha. should they start now. >> should start now. >> start ord ordering now. >> always suggest to call in as soon as you can. plan ahead but we also will be that emergency number 40. >> if you're last minute type person. >> that's right. >> i'm not. i'm not. >> i'm just saying if you're last minute person what's the drop dead deadline for to you get your hands on this? >> midday tuesday. we close thanksgiving day. >> gotcha stay open till noon on wednesday the day before. he everybody come get their coffee and breakfast on us and pick up your catering order. >> since we have food here right on the table. >> yeah man. >> i'm standing right over here. why not? why not. why not. what is this? >> that's our dirty rice. >> dirty rice. >> we made a special batch for you though. >> because that's made with ground turkey. traditionally it's

ground beef and chicken livers. >> david new i do -- >> that's right. >> i gotcha, wisdom. >> what else we got here. >> wait a minute. spiced pecans. >> spiced pecans. why not. >> great to put in a bunch of mason jars scattered around the house. great on salads. >> grab a handful. >> very versatile. >> i don't want to be greedy. i'll wait until the camera goes off before i stick my hand in there. [ laughter ] >> they know how i am. >> you stay right op over there. >> you turn that burn at the flipped that's good. that's good. actually it's all good. >> it's all good. >> tastes all good. thank you both for coming in. >> thank you. >> and talking with us. man, this is good. >> there's the information right there. >> get your orders in before the 16th. you want me to finish this up for you. >> go ahead. >> get your 10% district by ye bakery in north courthouse road in arlington, virginia. >> thanks for coming in wisdom. good to see you. dave

thanksgiving pumpkin, sweet potato apple anything like, what's the most popular for you guys. >> we do a lot of versions of pecan. chocolate, bourbon pecan. bacon with syrup pecan. we've got a can i 81. >> pumpkin is the biggest seller over all? >> at my house? >> pecan always. >> always the bourbon pecan. >> yeah. >> one at your house. >> no, no, we got a lot of pies. >> i'm the breakfast man. buy a couple extra buns for the morning. >> we will. >> david if you want to stick around and interview haley joel osment you're morning willing to hang out. >> forget about justice league a new super hero on the scene his name is future man. haley joel osment will join us. that's coming up. it's 10:47.

she's celebrity in her own right you non barbie is breaking new ground after changing her hair, her figure, her careers, now for the first time ever she's wearing a hijab. the new doll is part of barbie's shero program honors women and

is olympic fencer p.m. the first muslim american woman to compete in the olympics while wearing a hijab. the doll will be available online next fall. congratulations to her. great to see the inclusivity. ♪ are you as good at cleaning as you are at leering you'd be a pretty good janitor. >> but you aren't. all right bleep janitor. >> dr. canoe, please give me a break. >> we gave doctor, a break through his collarbone when he slipped on your wet floor and broke all my samples. >> i'm really sorry. >> sorry doesn't lee swab those i was lee there is a. do you think i like swabbing u urethras. >> nope they're all bad. >> clip from hugh hugh comedy called future

it stars josh hutchinson from the hunger games. he's a individual crow game whiz. the only person in the world to beat the game. he finds himself and his character future man thrown into a real lifetime traveling adventure with the character at a safe human the it stars haley joel osment will be known for seeing dead people in the sixth sense. this morning he joins us live from los angeles with more on his new show. his role and what else he is working on. good to see it this morning. how are you? >> good. how you doing, man? >> thanks for having me. >> strong beard game in the show. i do appreciate that. that had to be enjoyable for you or maybe not. but good job on the beard. >> second thing -- >> thank you very much. >> -- when people approach you, is it haley, is it haley joel? is it just mr. osment? what is the, i guess the preferred greeting for you when people call you by name? >> haley is great. >> okay. is he we joust go with haley then. >> yeah. >> fair enough. >> the show looks

it has all the touchings of a seth rogen production here. it seems like the kind of thing you guys probably had lot of fun actually doing the show. >> oh, yeah. it's a team that has collect brat broughted together before and they're all just so funny and so smart and we have this freedom because everybody you know trusts these guys now to sort of go wildly through all these differ styles of comedy and to incorporate all these sort of dimension noose it because the characters are aware of the sci-fi we're poking fun at with back to the future and last star fighter to name a few. so yeah just a real fun environment to be on and we travel through time and my characters takes five different forms. that's also fun. >> it's got to be fun to be able to drop all those references the sci-fi references because you know everybody is getting any little nuance you put in there. but it also has to be fun just working with people that you know you cannot just goof around with but it seems like adlib with, play off each other. are we sck

or going multiple takes with multiple different line that is are spoken? >> there's some adlibbing but a lot of it is done by committee with onset with the writers and everything because the plot is so specific. we really have to keep things tight and economical. so the scripts you know by the table read are in pretty much finish form and hilarious when we read them for the first time. so, yeah, the -- any improvisation everything is done with the subtle tell tease of the scene witness action. >> it's funny hail whole we talk tooted actors all the time depend on the role as to how in depth the research gets. literal al few minutes ago aaron sorkin was in our studio and we were talking as far as the doing the deep dive into character development and everything else. for you playing a doctor in this did we do any of let's make this as funny as we possibly can? >> comedy is definitely the first order, but, um, i guess it depends on the role. with this one a lot of my

into the sciences so i'm familiar with their labs. i have friend that work at berkeley i was hanging outer there watching him work in the lab last summer. i'm familiar with the environment. where we actually shot the pilot was really easy to get into character because it was a disused medical facility that still had all the equipment. >> wow. >> vials of blood and things. things i can believe we're still walking a round this stuff. >> right. >> scientists just left all their gear there. but, yeah, as time goes on, then you kind of, you know, the character goes into this really disston january place the rules of reality don't apply. >> you're like can we check the expiration dates on any of these things we're around them all the time in the lab. [ laughter ] >> there was chloroform. there was a blood born path though jenn safety kit on my desk. i hope props put this here. >> little too close to reality. >> haley, you're so young still and you got so much done at a young age when it comes to acting but as we mentioned a lot of people just associate you wi

when you first read through that script, obviously it's one of the most famous plot twists at the end of that movie. what was your reaction when you first learned of that twist and did you know it on first read? sure. yeah, it was evident in the script. it's kind of amazing that, you know, i read it in 1998 the film didn't come out until august the following year, and just people didn't spoil the plot widely. a lot of people went into the theater not knowing the twist at the end and i think the movie the sort of success that it was based on that sort of secrecy that almost be impossible now. >> right. >> with twitter and everything. so all of us on that set knew that we very special script we were working with and just, you know, needed to stay out of the way of it and just do our jobs and the result would be really special. >> haley -- >> it's fond memory. >> been a great memory for all of us too. i was you some to get a chance to talk with you i wish the best of luck with the new show and everything else you're working on. thanks haley. >> nice talking to you. take car

back to you guys in the loft. >> ♪ what a show. good one today, right. >> very good. >> great show. >> amazing. >> bayou bakery nuts --,

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