♪ straight ahead, president trump heading to capitol hill to talk tax reform. but it's his comments yesterday getting the most attention. >> they call her pocahontas. >> democrats calling the reference to senator elizabeth warren an insult and a racial slur. the white house defensing the remarks. we'll have the latest back and forth. he got on one knee. >> she didn't let me finish and said yes. >> new chapter for the british royal family. prince harry and meghan markle making it official. and opening up about their engagement for the first time. we'll hear from the happy couple coming up. a d.c. deputy mayor under investigation for something she asked staff to do for her child, plus it's not the first time her name has come up in an ig report

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>> hey listen maybe you guessed at home. we're glad you're with you. good day d.c. just after 9:00 o'clock on this giving tuesday november 28th. >> also ahead this morning how could i not have that. also ahead this morning inside the white house a little later former white house usher chris anne-marie will join us lou will talk about life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and what it's like working under three different commanders in chief. then later we'll take look inside the current white house and how the trumps decorated the executive mansion for christmas. always a pretty time. >> um-hmm. >> gorgeous. >> first at 92:00 days until december and we're talking about temperatures near 60. so how long will the mild weather stick around for details tucker is back with a first check of the forecast. i'm not complaining one bit, tuck. >> nobody is complaining. little chilly that it ms. morning but the bottom line is maureen two more days. today and tomorrow daytime highs about 10 degrees above normal. we're looking at daytime highs low to mid 60s. cool start out there but with that bright sunshine temperatures expect to do warm here very quickly. sunny and

rain probably thursday. probably thursday night early friday our next chance for few showers around the area. all right. nice bounce of temperatures in the past hour. now 44 in washington. overnight we were back in the upper 30s which is where we typically are this time of year. 36 now in manassas. culpeper 38 degrees. still chilly enough you might want a jacket the next few hours. by noon, 1:00, 2:00 p.m. we should see temperatures soar into the upper 50's and low 60s and in for very nice afternoon much light winds out of the south and look how quiet that satellite/radar is. we have neither precipitation or cloud cover to deal with this morning. just nice conditions out there. should be beautiful sunset this evening. and all systems go for gorgeous november afternoon. 63 degrees. love this time of year. sunshine, nice and mild. get out in the yard. okay. seven day look at the weekend forecast and we do have hints of winter on the horizon. i'll let you guys know when that arrives coming up. allison, are you back in your seat. >> she will be soon. >> she went on very important errand. she'll be right back. >> see you soon.

let's check the morning briefing. first up this morning, the president's latest push for tax reform he'll be on the hill rallying senate republicans now the senate debate wagon could be the nation's biggest tax overhaul in more than 30 years not certain if there is still enough gop support for it to pass. gop leaders can only afford to lose two votes and right now senator steve danes and ron john and not on board because they say the bill favors large corporations over small businesses that's not the only concern among republicans the senate version of the tax reform bill would cut the us corporate tax rate from 35 to 20% and repeal the affordable care act's individual mandate. the house is already passed its version of the bill. meanwhile, the president's effort already being overshadowed by comments he made yesterday during a ceremony honoring native american veterans. now the feud between donald trump and elizabeth warren is heating up again. >> the reaction is loud and swift after president trump called the senator pocahontas. a name he would mockingly call her during his time on the campaign trail and as you can imagine those comments quickly

>> at a white house event honoring native american war heroes president trump stirring controversy by once again referring to senate elizabeth warren as pocahontas. >> you're very very special people. you were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative in congress who they say was here long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> some democrats have called the nickname racist. during the 2016 presidential campaign, trump repeatedly mocked warren for claims she made about being part native american. the massachusetts senator firing back at the president. >> it is deeply unfortunate that the president of the united states cannot even make it through a ceremony honoring these heroes without having to throw out a racial slur. >> questions arose during warren's 2012

was not able to prove definitively she had native american heritage. >> i think what most people find offensive is senator warren lying about her heritage to advance her career. >> in a statement the navajo nation said it did not want to get involved in the on-going feud between the senator and the president. but it also said quote all tribal nations still battle incentive references to our people. the prejudice that native american people face is an unfortunate historical legacy. meanwhile the president was also criticized for holding the ceremony in front of a painting of president andrew jackson who used to be known as the indian killer. >> unfortunately i think this is probably one of those incidents that whatever side you're on you just stay on that side. >> by tomorrow it will be something else. >> exactly. the people who don't like president trump will lash out and people that do will say, look, this is them lashing out. just more divisiveness that continues unfortunately. >> i will say that i honor and respect the office of

i was disappointed in that comment yesterday. i thought it was very incentive and out of place, and just a sad moment if you're looking in as a person who studies even history that these war heroes would be there and that they would be subject to this political babb and forth. just so tollly out of place. i will say that. but you're right. people are going to be like, okay, what's wrong with it? or it was terrible. >> 9:07 our time. the growing list of sexual misconduct scandals in washington multiple women now have come forward with accusations of harassment on the hill. we'll start with alabama senate candidate roy moore. he's back on the offensive speaking out against his acc accusers. last night at a campaign event, moore denied the claims and called them completely false and malicious. the special election is set for december 12th. meanwhile, senator al franken is apologizing for his own sexual misconduct accusations. yesterday he said he is sorry to everyone who counseled on him to be a champion for

apology came on his first day back on the hill after a long thanksgiving break and it was his first public appearance since the allegations against him came out. meanwhile, another staff member for representative john conyers comes forward with accusations of sexual misc misconduct. conyers former deputy chief of staff deanna mayor describes three instances of unwanted touching and advances by the representative. she said she cep quiet because she didn't want to lose her job. conyers stepped down from his position while an ethics committee investigates these claims. this morning d.c. mayor muriel bowser defensing one of her top aids. investigation found that deputy mayor courtney snowden who was a guest on our show show earlier this year there's it video from that used city workers to provide care for her child during the work day. fox5's melanie alnwick has more from the wilson boulevard in northwest. >> reporter: the inspector general's report was obtained by the washington post but confirmed to fox5 by the mayor's office. it involves an

complaint from 2015 where the deputy mayor asked staff to help her out with child care. let's talk about some of the instance that is were reported by the washington post. deputy mayor for greater economic opportunity courtney snowden asked an intern once to take her child to a relative's office in northwest d.c. the intern was paid but the trip did take place during the work day. another instance where she had staff pick up her child at school because they had scheduled a meeting for her during the normal pick up time. and another one where she left her child then eight years old at the office unsipe supervised while she attended a meeting relative was supposed to pink the child in 30 minutes but was late because of car trouble. she also said she never asked anybody to watch the child but the inspector general found that it would be reasonable to assume that people would feel a duty to watch the child because the child was unsupervised. mayor bowser remains supportive of snowden. her communications director telling

mayor has been helping vulnerable citizens reach their fulfill many potential, any issues raised have been addressed and the mayor has full confidence in deputy mayor snowden's ability to deliver for district residents. now there was also a complaint that snowden had some improper meetings with the clients of her former employer that was a pr or lobbying agency. the inspector general's support found no ethics rules were broken during those meetings. at the wilson building, melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> meantime in montgomery county, a battle over school boundaries over the school board took steps to relieve school overcrowding redrawing school boundaries to spread out low income students. many parents are not happy. the move does keep neighborhoods together much the policies will be implemented next school year. >> dictionary.com out with the annual word of the year. but was the website throwing shade. at the white house by choosing complicit. we'll have the story coming up a little later. f

open up about their engagement. how he popped the question and the backlash that they've gotten over her mixed race heritage. we'll have the latest from the royal wedding on the way. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪♪

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♪ >> she said yes before he even finish asking. >> i would, too. >> that was part of the whole interview last night. of course, the world is still a buzz this morning about the new royal engagement. britain's prince harry set to mary american actress meghan markle next year. >> i love it. erin is back with what the couple is saying about the proposal as well as how they're addressing some of the coverage surrounding their relationship. >> that's right. i mean this is what everyone is talking about. >> of course it is. >> big story of the day. so excited for them it really is the stuff fairy tails are made of. you're a commoner so to speak cooking dinner you turn around a prince is down on his knee asking to you marry him. basically that's how the proposal went down which we learned yesterday when prince harry and his fiance' sat down for the first joint interview since news of their engage many broke. it's official, prince harry will

markle in the spring. the couple began dating in the summer 2016. they became engaged earlier this month but kept it a secret until now. harry pop the question on an ordinary night at home at kensington palace. >> just an amazing surprise. it was so sweet and natural, and very pro romantic. he got on one knee. >> she didn't even let me finish. she said yes. >> the prince designed the engagement ring. two diamonds that belonged to his mother the princess of wales. like diana markle is involved with humanitarian work. without question i think she would be over the moon jumping up and down so excited for me. >> the couple says they've been swept up in a media storm since word of their relationship became public. markle expressing dismay at the focus on their mixed race heritage. eye of course it's

day i'm really proud of who i am and where i come from. >> markle has already met the queen and the couple has received blessings from both sets of parents. >> i'm thrill. for both of them. i hope they're very happy indeed is all i can say. >> well to the delight of royal watchers everywhere, prince harry says he and meghan markle hope to start family in the future meanwhile meghan may not be royalty yet but she's turning quickly into a fashion icon. we'll have more on that and the jacket everyone is talking about coming up at 10:00. but i'll physical you you can see them giggling. so in love you feel the love when they talk to each other. >> i don't think i've ever seen that expression on harry's face. >> doesn't he just look so -- like a schoolboy. >> right. >> real until love. >> he looks couldn't at the present time. >> content is the word. >> this is interesting i was looking up a few things as well so when prince william was getting married, the queen gave him a list of people that could be his groomsmen. >> great. >> because it's pretty regulated how this all goes down. well, so he looked at the list and he said, you know i don't kn

and so she tore it up and said, okay. start with your friends. >> really? >> yes. >> very nice. >> you know what i love about this this new generation how they entitled the royal family started with diane their momma. how he marid a commoner. he's marying an american harry s they're bringing a fresh new modern spin to the royal family and just really bringing them into the modern times and making them relatable in a way that we just love. love is love. love. >> a short timing a like it was taboo for the bride to be divorced and -- >> yeah. >> they wouldn't be able to be married in the church. >> yet the big decision that was made years back when -- i just think it's nice. it's progress. it's where we are now. it's encouraging. >> the monarch key has had trouble over the years being relevant and keeping in touch witness people and i think we've really seen that change. you brought up his mom. i'm constantly amazed at, upping, i thinkf

time she was in their lives and the grand scheme of thing but the amazing impact she she made on them. when you hear him talk about, he hasn't had his mom since he was 12 years old you hear him talk about his mom like she would just be over the moon over who i'm picking. it's amazing. >> we never met any of them and i feel like she'd be over the moon. >> right. exactly. >> another point is her talking about her mixed race heritage. just the point of fact she's not the first mixed race royal. queen charlotte back in like 17 whatever you the first mixed race. she they don't talk about that. [ laughter ] >> here ye, hear ye i find it so troubling people can't look at a couple in love without having to disection she's of this and he's of that. why don't you let love do what it is. >> love is is love is love is. >> when that arrow shoots you. when he saw her he knew. no questions asked. a throng of british ladies in the waiting for him to be like oh you're the one. he sees this american and -- t

him. >> maybe he like that. he like having somebody that want tock a duchess. >> i feel the need to protect them though. >> yeah. >> they received huge amount of backlash. the queen shut it down. harry shut it down. but still you wish that they can just exist but sadly -- >> her sister circle shutout down. megs we got you. we're in formation for you lady. >> first of all... >> that's true. >> nice time of change. >> yeah. 9:19 coming up later on kevin mccarthy this morning continues to just rub that hawaii trip right in all of our faces. he's got pretty epp kick land marks he's been touring at the same time. >> caitlin what are you working. >> i want to hear more about meghan and harry. >> right. >> it's a talker. >> there are other stories this morning. yes. one of them a big story internationally tourist hoping to get out of bali before volcano erupts. they are out of luck again. plus cyber monday shoppers lived up to expectations. we'll have a look at t

and later the real live danger of destructed pokemon going. this is for real. these stories and more when we check what else is making headlines coming up next. ♪ ♪♪

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second day because of a the threat for scroll cape nick ash. mount agung continues erupting sending plumes of smoke and ash miles into the atmosphere. the last time mount agung erupted was in 1963. that eruption killed more than thousand people. closer to home happening today, family and friends will gather to say their final farewells to baltimore deck sean suiter. second viewing is scheduled for this afternoon at the vaughn green funeral home in randalls town maryland. a funeral for suiter will be held tomorrow. earlier this month suiter was shot in the head the day before he was set to testify before a grand jury on a corrupt squad of officers. there's a $250,000 reward for information leading to an ar arrest. and breaking news today from jerusalem where we've learned how old the tomb of christ is. national geographic announcing this morning that the tomb is about 1700 years old. so that would date back to around 345ad

tomb was opened last year for the first time in centuries. this was for a big restoration project. stone samples were analyzed to come up with the results. national geo graphic is owned by 21st century fox which also owns fox5. predictions of a huge cyber monday well that lived up to their expectations. overnight adobe released data showing online sales yesterday of just under $6.6 billion. now that's up 16 and a half% just from last year cyber monday. this also marks the best online sales day ever in the us and for the first time shoppers using their smart phones and other mobile devices topped those using a desk top commuter. pretty remarkable. finally this morning, new study estimates that pokemon go has racked up more than $7 million in damages. we're talking about car wrecks and injuries. researchers at perdue university say there were more than 37,000 motor vehicle deaths in

this was right around the time that pokemon go came out in 2016. in the game players are supposed to collect digital creatures and add them to their collections although the game was supposed to be made by foot a lot of people also played it at the wheel. therefore researchers surmising this led to all the deaths. so i mean we'll just say you don't text and drive and you don't pokemon go and drive. >> i got to say i remember being in richmond like last year and i had the phone i wasn't driving i had the phone out you can see them around. >> um-hmm. >> and so i was like, oh, there's one. >> this was last year. >> mark was driving. that's when they were saying that all these crashes happened. >> is this still a thing this year? >> i don't know. it's come and gone it feels l like. >> let's hope so. >> a flash in the pan. >> yeah. >> what did you say. >> flash in the pan. >> never mind you. >> never heard that saying. >> i thought you said clash in the pan. is that a group. >> just kidding. [ laughter ] >> thanks caitlin. >> we're getting inside look at life in

break with help from a man who knows a thing or two about it coming up next former usher turned author chris emery joins us live. >> first though tucker is back with a look how long the mild temperatures could last and when we could see the rain on the radar. steve? >> fresh at 10a today from d.c. to marvel hometown star ryan sands will join us live he has a new role in hulu series run aways. it's marvel production. plus it may be november, but we're thinking june because the hit girls group hit diaries will join us live in the loft. meghan markle up to her prince charming and you can too this holiday season. the team from the three day rule going to join us live with those details. the most fetched cocktails you'll ever taste. the team from water gate is here to mix up mean girls inspired cocktails. that's all coming up on the 10a. right now it's 9:26. ♪ ♪♪

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new to your local dairy aisle! >> let's talk monday night football. shall we prime time lights shining down in baltimore last night. as the ravens improved their chances in the play off hunt with a 23-16 victory over the houston texans. good defense for baltimore as usual. there's an offense fenn seive touchdown. terrell force add fumble to set up 49-yard field goal attempt from justin tucker. he made it. houston had one more chance to stay in the game but the

defense came through with an interception to seal the deal. one of his forced fumbles. ravens are now six and five. play off hopes are still alive if the season ended today they'd be in wild card spot. >> what's the difference between a forced fumble anzak? >> sack is -- >> forced fumble they drop the ball and you pick it up. changes possession. >> sack they just hit him. take the quarterback down. >> don't look at me like. he still remain the ball, right? >> so what the ravens rest of the season look like? >> they have little work cut out for them but it's also not the hardest division in the world. >> okay. >> cincinnati -- >> stock market today. >> and the steelers. >> gold is actually -- all ri right. >> for that question you might want to check in with tucker he might have those details fours. ravens look good last night, talk. >> a win is a win. i don't know, i'm a fair weather fan now. i'll start -- >> get on this band wagon. yes. >> that's right. >> i'm basically just going to support teams that win because you know about my frustrations around here, steve. >> i'm aware

>> they wouldn't last night so that's win. >> i know. i'll take it. let's do the headlines. sunshine, yeah, it continues today. you know what, it will be absolutely beautiful afternoon. just like yesterday low 60s out there this afternoon with the mild trend continuing through tonal. so today and tomorrow temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. showers you know our best chance will be kind of late thursday early friday with weak cold front not loving the chances but we'll throw it out there that's our best chance this week. no signs of winter yet --, but there are indication indications that as we get into the ten to 14-day period the weather may do a flip flop here and temperatures are going to go from mild conditions next couple of days may actually turn colder than normal. so more on that as we get cl closer. 44 now in washington. nice jump, jump 4 degrees in the past hour. winds out of the east northeast at three. beautiful afternoon. honestly my job is quite easy there's not much to talk about. high pressure overhead and just nice conditions expected here. high pressure in charge. this same area of high pressure will gradually shift to the

over the next couple of days. that will allow our next cold front to come in and bring us slightly cooler air for the end of the week here by thursday and friday our high temperatures will be back in the 50s but until then, late november and it doesn't quite feel like it with temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. 60 ace round here both today and tomorrow. it will be cool tonight if you're going out. it will be dry but overnight lows back in the 40s in the city and plenty of 30s by tomorrow morning if you're outside the beltway keep the nice pattern going here. sunny and mild tomorrow maybe a shower late thursday into friday the weekend will be cooler. but generally comfortable and quiet. no big storms on the horizon which is good news. okay, guys that is weather. maureen i'll toss it back over to you. >> tucker thank you our next guest is a living witness to history and not for just one president but three of them. he's a former white house usher by the name of christopher emery and from 1986 until his exit in march 1994, chris work directly for the reagans, the bushes and the clintons. some of his duties included overseeing white house staff, taking care of the first family's needs

for political and private visitors and much, much more. well now he is spilling the on what happens upstairs at the white house. he just wrote a book called "white house ushers stories from the inside" he joins us live to talk all about it the role of the white house usher how about it's changed over the years. >> good morning to you. >> good morning. >> i fine this so fascinating you 23 years ago was the last time you served in the white house as an usher. >> right. >> why the book now? why did it take so long? >> i've been writing it and rewriting it for 23 years. till i got it right. this book doesn't embarrass any of the first families i work for. there's no headlines will come out of this just a great story about average guy that ended up in the white house and how i got there and what i got to do and who i got to meet. >> but i would imagine that because you served under three presidents i mean usher you're really privy to so much of the first family, the president, their families. like a fly on the wall. >> true. >> having those juicy details i'm sure people approached you to give them as we now say the

been approach time and time again to do that which would have been very lucrative. why not? >> one of the reasons i did an independent publ publishing bece the age doctors talk to me all wanted me to push the envelope. they wanted more detail than i was comfortable in giving i didn't wanted to anything that would embarrass or tarnish the presidency. i just didn't want to go there. not that i have stuff. but this is just a story about day to day live in the white house. the ushers office is the managing office for the executive residents and the staff that work there. we had more access to the president than his own family. >> you're handling almost every facet from something as mundane as flowers, you know, to coordinating the visit there is to the white house. >> right. >> such an important role. and you did this with such dignity, such pride and then it all came to an end pretty unceremoniously under the clinton administration. >> it did. >> are you ready to talk about what happened there and really how it sort of that my opinion started changing the role of what an usher does in the white house. >> it did. i believe it did. er

called exiled appropriately and it's about mrs. clinton firing me from the job of course i loved and expected to be there for my entire career. in fairness to mrs. clinton i think there's a lot of pressures going on to them, and i don't know that they were making the best decisions. >> she fired you basically because she thought you were more loyal to the bushes than you were to her and you talk about how, upping, the clinton family they were very private and i think suspicious of a lot of people she for some reason thought you weren't loyal and that's why you had together. >> that's basically it. that's too bad. nothing further from the case. i mean, the ushers are loyal to the white house. to the presidency. not one president but to all of them. >> right. >> over time the ushers have been one administration to another. >> right. >> it wasn't as if president came in and brought their own but after you were fired it seems to me that that started changing. >> i think the office changed a little bit from what i i understand from those in it it became more of almost a concierge type of service not so mu

and first lady. so it did kind of -- they kind of removed it a little bit. remove the ushers from the personal side as much as possible. >> how does that change then the job of the usher because to me in having that continuity there's a level of tradition that comes with that. a level of prestige. when you have that turnover constantly with every administration how in your opinion does that impact the office of the usher? >> well, the ushers offer the continuity between presidents and i was the 18th usher since 18 -- from the 1890s. >> wow. >> so as you can see, there have been very few by the way i happen to be the fir one fired in the 20th century. >> right. the word was you eatery tired or you passed away. no one left that job. >> correct. >> that's how significant it was. >> true. now you have this break in continuity. now that you've been away from it for 23 years, do you think the break is a good thing? do you think that it's good for every administration to have usher that is are loyal to them and they trust implicittedly

you have tabloids. so much at stake. >> there's never been a situation where ushers have ever divulged anything that would have made headline or something that would embarrass the family so i think each administration always has some very personal aids or assistants that come with them. the usher's office has never really been that in tradition at least in the 200 year history of the white house that's never been the case. >> you have this current administration they brought in their own chief usher someone who work for the trump administration. they ran hotels so i guess it's fair to say someone who is running hotels certainly can run the white house. >> sure. does that translate for you. >> are there nuances to this job you really just -- >> i was lucky. i was a computer guy that ended up managing the white house. so i never expected anything like that in my life. i was just very fortunate. >> and i love this book. i know we'll talk about where people can get it. what really was your drive behind writing this book? you kept quite again for so long and now you're out with this story you wrote and rewrote. what are you hoping people get out of it.

daughter and granddaughter and really it's for them. i think generations from now they'll have something to look back to. look what our grandfather did. a great story to pass along to the family. >> and to the country. >> yeah. >> i think we're all -- it's a role that many of us do end know about when you start hearing about what you do, it's so significant. these are the what makes the wheel run and a lot of overlook that. hearing from your first hand account is marvelous. you're not pilling the tea being respect full to the families seven so much about who you are, your character and how you took this role. >> thank you. >> you had for so long. >> how can people get the book? >> the book is available anywhere. you can get it right now on amazon easiest place. i'e gotten reviews they're pretty good. >> yeah. >> i should mention there's some levity in here, too. it's not all dry and serious usher's work they're funny stories i included. making fun of myself i do that quite well. >> is there anythig you can share just real quick funny little equip, funny little happening? >> i will share outlinef

story mrs. bush writes about in the forward she provided. one night i was very bored turning off the lights on the second floor of the residence i decide wad was it like for fdr in a wheelchair. good right. >> so i found a wheel they're and i rolled around the white house and i was turning off the lights having all these challenge which is i write about, and right when i thought i was done because the bushes i thought were in bed. right when i thought i was done i hear this voice from behind me mrs. bush, she goes, chris, what are you doing? i turn to look at her, i wanted to know what it was like for fdr and she kind of couldn't seals a laugh and she look at me she goes, go hem. >> and you guys had a close relationship as you talk about in the book. >> yes. white house usher stories from the inside. chris emery thank you very much. >> thank you. >> go out and get this book much it's a great read. >> pleasure meeting you. >> thanks. >> back over to you guys. >> thank you both. >> thank you. okay. kevin is still enjoying hawaii this morning and still rubbing it in. actually he's just living his life and we're just a little jealous coming up next his jumanji welcome to the jungle experience

of cool owe la had a ranch which has served for a setting of major movies. >> he's about to jump in that thing. >> 9:40 just about. >> watch out for the rafters.

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they're huge white scare recent stupid and they eat people. >> we're getting close. my stomach is starting to bother me a little bit. >> oh, my god! >> no, no, no. >> remember that time that happened to us. >> i do remember that. >> remember when we were on a zip trip. >> we were going sip t. that's a clip from the jumanji remake welcome to the jungle as kevin told us yesterday most of the jungle scenes were filmed on oahu. he is also there to sit down with the stars of this new movie but before that he got the chance to take a four wheel tore of the tropical paradise where some of the other major movies you might have seen were shot. he wore crocs for the first time so that

check it out. ♪ >> we can help each other. we all have special skills. weakness, none. >> i hate this game. >> everybody else got good st stuff. >> weakness, cake. >> yes, cake is my weakness. >> weapons valet. >> what is that. >> i think it means you carrie my weapons and give them to me when i tell you to. >> don't let this new body get your butt whooped. >> it's kevin mccarthy i'm in hawaii. i'm wearing crocs for the first time. that is because i went on my first atv adventure through these amazing landscapes here and a lot of the filming locations for the new movie jumanji welcome to the jungle rapid right here on the ranch. we had atv tours all throughout the amazing area. you will notice a lot of these scenes in the film when you watch the film it's released in theaters so many famous movies were actually shot here including jurassic park, godzilla, specifically jurassic park we

sam neals has the two kids under the log as the dinosaurs are going over. that scene is so cool and seeing those mountains was maze to go watch that. i am sitting down with the cast of jumanji welcom to the jungle including dwayne the rock johnson, kevin hart, nick jonas and jack black. movie opens up december 20th i'll have my review on that date as well. i'm kevin mccarthy from oahu coo oh aloha ranch. fox5 local news. >> we're in the loft. be jealous and we're in the wearing crocs. >> right. >> i'm surprised kevin didn't have high top crocs on. >> why do you need -- i don't understand why you need to wear crocs to drive the atv's. >> kevin. >> oh yeah. >> it was pretty cool seeing that jurassic park sign there. when you see that, you think -- to me i think wait a minute i feel like i've seen this before somewhere. >> right. >> you look at all the lists of the movies done there. >> that's true. >> jurassic park the biggest name. >> i've got to get to oahu. >> i've never been myself. >> i'm saving up right now. >> living up through kevin. >> i'm serious. so jumanji welcome to the jungle hitth

december 12th. holiday movie for you. >> um-hmm. >> it will be fun. >> see how it, you know, lives next to the first one. >> who can remember that? >> first one with robin wil williams. >> i was going to say mork and mindy. >> robin williams. >> what year was that? >> wasn't it in the '80. >> asking the wrong person. >> i feel like '90's maybe. >> ask chris for that one. >> i want tore see it but i definitely want to see that. >> i have to see it for the first time. >> our crack search research team kirk -- chris. >> 1995. >> okay. more recent than i would have envision. >> 22 years ago. >> okay. >> all right. there is new one will be out christmas week. 9:46. trump family getting ready to celebrate their first christmas in the white house how is the first lady putting her own touch on this year's christmas holiday decor. yesterday melania trauma many and her team unveiled this theme time honored traditions. nativity scene each room has his own unique look the centerpiece a massive gingerbread white house constructioned

pastry chefs weighing more than 300 pounds. more than 150 volunteers from all over the country spent more than 1600 hours decorating an estimated 25,000 visitors are expected to visit the white house this holiday season. looks very pretty. >> i have a question for ya'll. i actually saw an article on this. also part of their traditional christmas decorations is they put up some mistletoe around. sew some people given the climate that we're in -- no hugging. girl scouts. >> are very anti mistletoe. >> you know what, just -- leave the mistletoe alone. >> i'm with you. >> is it an in an area where like -- >> the whole concept behind mistletoe if you get caught up under it someone can come and kiss you. >> this whole air we're in now. would you ran dolly kiss somebody. >> mistletoe is not a magnetic attraction. >> i would. >> i would. >> don't blame it on the plant. >> mistletoe. >> i'm not a hugger. >> you don't have to do a de&-ú. >> exactly. >> you're on your own. >> deep kiss. >> d

>> unless i know you, you're family, um-um. >> okay. maybe you're anti mistletoe. >> i'm for it i just don't think you have to act on it. >> oh. >> it makes the place festive. >> uh-huh. >> that's pretty. >> we have active mistletoe at my house. >> 9:48 is the time right now. >> i think the difference between your house and random strangers. >> that is their house it's the white house. >> if you hung mistletoe from the lot of door, would you go and kiss everybody walking through. >> not everybody but -- >> if you get caught under it, yeah. >> hell's bells now won. >> i don't have a problem. >> i know one person you wouldn't. >> you camly out underneath it. idris elba. >> i have another person if they walk through i dare you. >> we'll talk during the commercial. >> right. i want to know who that is. >> me too. >> 9:48. hopefully you didn't completely empty your wallet on black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday. guess what? today is giving tuesday coming up next former one tree hill star sophia bush will join us 35 talk about the

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♪ after a week of black friday sales and cyber monday along comes giving tuesday our next guest is it putting her money where her mouth is an advocate for charitable giving inspiring millions as she uses her personal platform and social media to raise awareness and funds for causes close to her heart. like the nature conservancy since taking to social media to they're cher passion for change actress and activist sophia bush has inspired many to get involved and help raise nearly half a million dollars for charity. and while we may know her for her break out role as brook in one tree hill, bush has also built three primary schools in glatz mal la and laos and now serves as a global ambassador for the girl project. this morning she joins us live from new york city courtesy of pay pal to offer us some advice on how we can all get involved. sophie yack you know what, you are somebody that is using your fame in the best way possible. you truly are walking the walk, and so how can we all join you in that journey

>> good morning and thank you so much. honestly i'm -- made me a little emotional. happy giving tuesday everyone. um, to your point, yes, it is the holiday season and everyone is very accustomed to black friday and cyber monday and obviously there's money moving around the globe and it is though the season of the year where we believe be thinking about our communities and our neighbors and how nice to have a day to really shake us out of the pre holiday madness and remain us giving back is really the best way to celebrate. and i'm excited because i got asked to come in and work with papal on this initiative this year. they've had going for a couple of years, and i think the reason i'm really excited about it how many times do you hear somebody accident question, well how do i know where my money is going or how much of it actually goes to the charity? and

we're online payment platform and we know how to fix this. so they've been working on an initiative for a couple of years now where when you donate through their giving fund to any of the thousands of charities that are up on the website organizations that you love and support, they add 1% donation so that you know that 100 1% of your money goes to that charity. and when people wonder does five, ten, 25, 50 bucks make a difference. what does 1% mean. last year the initiative raised an additional $48 million for charity. so it all really does add up and i think it is really the best way to take advantage of the season. >> i really think that for the most part people have generous giving hearts and i think that sometimes giving -- i think it gets a little overwhelming you're like i don't know how much to give. i don't know where to give. i don't know how to go about doing it. i do love that pay pal makes it so simple. what would be your suggestion for people in terms of choosing the best place

>> right. the thing that i think is exciting is when you have a little bit of help because there's obviously so much information out there. so if you go to pay pal.com/give back there's thousands, thousands of charities in their giving fund want you can do is you can search the things that are important to you. you know you mentioned i've been an environmental advocate and i work on behalf of girls education. so i can essential education charities. i can search environmental charities. you can essential cancer research anything that really speaks to your heart and give that way. and i think that that's always such a great jumping off point. i know that i for one i finally said to my mom i was like don't buy me any more sweaters or socks. i don't need any more socks. you give me socks all the time. so i said, you know, i'd rather you donate to the girl project or the nature conservancy those thing are so mention full to me, and yeah

she does still stick a pair of socks in my stocking every year, but we're down to one so i think we're getting somewhere. >> because moms just have to give you something personal. right. real quick i only have 32nd. two question for you when i think of two things you are a master at. in this world of social media where people who are actresses like you have to deal with a lot of negativity you have really mastered using social media in a good way. what's your number one tip. >> thanks. >> for people using social me media? >> gosh i appreciate that. you know because there's always some critic whose telling you you're doing it wrong no matter what it is you're doing. but i think the thing is, speak from the heart. highlight things that are important to you. you know it's your own personal little megaphone to talk about what you find meaningful inspiring, sometimes upsetting, you know, the things that you want to make change about. and i think if you're coming from a place of really trying to support people that th's

of a good true north. >> the second thing i was going to say you're a master at being beautiful i wanted to get your number one beauty tip that's how you're going going to give back on this giving tuesday. we're out of time. sophia, thank you very much. we really appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> more so the person you are and what you're doing. >> thank you so much. happy holidays, guys. >> merry christmas to you. >> hash tag giving tuesday. make a difference today on this tuesday. you can do it. >> lovely lovely person. we'll have more on good day when we come back so don't go anywhere. ♪

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plus, meghan markle fashion i icon? and the word of the year is -- >> destined to be the hot new show on hulu. the new marvel series run aways. stars one of the dv's very own and he's here to dish all about it. plus, it is the girl group put together by destiny's child super star kelly roland, and live in the loft, june's diary is here and will perform. >> let's do this, d.c., maryland and virginia in three, two, one, the 10a starts right now. ♪ >> erin for the eighth time on tuesdays we wear red. >> allison you know i mix up red and blue day. please lemme sit with you at lunch. >> we can. and scene. >> mean girls. >> okay. >> delicious pink. >> rachel brought the set up mean girls cocktails over at king bird atwater gate hotel. perfect time because moan girls the musical

right. >> absolutely. december 3rd. >> you will all these beautiful drinks you'll teach us thou make them and get to sample some. >> while still being nice girls i hope. >> still being nice girls. we're glad you're here today. >> thank you for having me. >> allison i love your earrings. >> here's the thing. do you? >> i real dollar. >> do you think they're pretty. >> so pretty. do you think you're pretty. >> you look really pretty today. >> that's why i was never friends witness mean girls. >> i couldn't hang. fetch. don't try to make it a thing, holly. >> i do know that one line. >> we look like christmas today. >> do you. >> tis the season. >> that's right. it is the holidays. >> all righty. >> okay. >> looking forward to that. >> hey everybody welcome to good day at 10a. before we check what's trending caitlin roth is back with a check of the what's making had he lines this morning. caitlin? >> maureen, good morning first up today, president trump on capitol hill to rally lawmakers ahead of an expected tax reform vote. now the senate vote to be the nation's p guest tax overhaul in more than 30 years. the house is already passed its rs

this comes as the president faces backlash for comments that he made about senator owes ledge warren. yesterday during an event honor to two may nave american war vets he called her the senator pocahontas. which is what he called war len last year when he questioned her claims to be part nat native-american. warren called the president's remark a racial slur. and world newsing that this morning poe francis is in me a march today earlier he met with the de facto leader and gave a speech. his speech um set some human rights activist they were anticipating the pope would address the on-going crisis with the muslims. however he avoided referring to the muslim minority group. country's military has been cracking down on the muslims for months. forcing more than half of million of them to flee bangladesh. and new video is race raising questions about the no chase policy for d.c. police when it comes to illegal atv and dirt bike riders this instagram video shows police following a

you can see one of the officers on bicycle lunching and falling after a item to go stop one of the bikers. no arrests were made and d.c. police say the no chase policy was not violated in this case. they stand by the officer's actions. it's not what people may want to hear but research suggests that a little housework may be actually good for you. researchers look at more than 6,000 people ranging in age from their 60s through their 90s. everyone did 30 minutes of light physical activity a day. even if it was only things like doing the dishes or folding the laundry. they all actually had lower risk of early death than people that were inactive. burning calories is burning calories doing housework or going to the gym i guess. and finally, this morning, get ready to gym, tan and laundry because mtv bringing back the jersey shore. that's right. the series ran from 2092012 noun the stars of the hit show are coming back together for a new reunion center docu series. it's set to premi

most of the original cast will be on board. deena, paulie d, jay wow vinnie, ronnie, snooki and mike the situation. but seam sweetheart will not be returning. someone who grew up vacationing at the jersey shore i actual not in good faith watch that show. >> right. >> ito have to defer to one of you. >> i thought it was a guilty pleasure. >> did you watch it. >> not start to finish. >> i didn't watch it like tucker watches housewives. i did watch -- >> he'll be watching the reu reunion. >> exactly. i watch it from time to time. i have to admit i actually was seaside heights and ran into them when they were filming inside one of the bars where they used to film. >> did you try to get in the scene. >> i did not try to get in the scene i actually vied to avoid the scene they did have the cameras rolling. i don't know. >> it's hard to tell. >> is it going to be as fun. >> some of them seemed more normal than -- i think -- >> it's not reality steve. >> some seem to play up the cameras than some of the others. they found something and they went with it.

was it caitlin? >> it went from '09 to 2012. three years. >> three, four years. >> three, four years but now is it like a where are they now type of thing. >> it's call the money has run out. we need to get back on this. >> the holidays around the corner. >> last hoorah. >> right. >> i hope first episode they're sitting around with their kids talking. >> then nothing has changed. >> jersey shore daycare. >> thanks katelyn. >> thank you. let's fine out what's trending this morning as we get to it at 10:06 this morning. it's that time of year again. it is the holidays but also award season in hollywood, and the grammy nominations just came out this morning. so here we go. singer song writer andre day reveal the top nominees for the 60th grammy awards. it look like hiphop is the tune the nominates are singing praises to this year. childish gambino and jay-z both nominated for record of the year and album of the year. >> wow. >> bruno mars big couldn't fender 24-carat magic record of the year and album of the year.

>> the song that we all loved so much in the past year. >> i knew this had to be there. >> de did you get did he say poe cito out of the your head yet. >> get it back n it's also in the running for song of the year. jay-z had the most overall nominations for the up can'ting grammy awards. >> i guess he was critically a claim. i think bruno if you're talking about impact. >> across the board. >> hands down. >> nominations don't ensure win. >> jaycee album when they do the masterpiece. very artsy. >> critically a claimed. >> we'll see. >> did he say poe cito is still my ring tone. >> is it really. >> um-hmm. >> i think there's something to be said a lot of times kevin will argue about this, song of the year something very obscure, very out there or whatever. i think it should be in some cases. whether you loved it or hated it the song that you heard non-stop really was the song of the year. >> that's right. i agree. i agree. >> let us know what you think. #gooddaydc. 2017

it's time to start checking out those end of the year lists so dick nary.com has selected it's word of the year. complicit. it has political connotations. it means involved with others in an illegal activity or wrongdoing. it became popular after first daughter ivanka trump's interview with cbs this morning she improperly define the word as wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact. saturday night live went ton spoof her misuse of the word. >> she's beautiful. she's powerful. crave the spotlight but we see her, oh, how we see her. [ laughter ] >> complicit is ivanka. [ laughter ] >> and a woman like her deserves a fragrance all her own. a scent made just for her. because she's beautiful, she's powerful she's complicit. [ lauger

>> you may remember saturday night live aired a exit featuring scarlet johansson there it was as the first daughter you just saw her there and the spoof of course ends saying complicit, the fragrance for the woman who could stop all of this but won't. >> that's uncomfortable. >> when they went back and they were looking at things obviously everything goes through online trending et cetera these days. and after that snl episode, was like -- correct me if i'm wrong i do believe it was the most complicit was ever searched on google after that episode aired everybody went to google like what does this word really mean? >> because surely she was using it improperly. >> i don't know she misused it. i thought she said what is complicit? when they asked her about being part of the soul. i thought that was a question. i didn't know she actually misused it. >> i didn't either. >> i believe that there have been a couple articles written about it. but a couple of times when a word was supposed to used in a differentay

close like i mean it could be your complicit i'm complicit in this little friend group. >> or complacent. >> you know what i mean? words that are similar that mean different things. >> in that regard, though, it means like together for something that's not great. versus together for something that is great. >> i have to think isn't it really funny when you use wore the wrong way. >> kind of. but kind of sad, too. >> we all fall into that trap sometimes, too. >> we all used them wrong. even it's funny. >> i do. >> have you ever told me and my friend that we assemble each other. >> i said really. >> that's not even close. >> resemble. [ laughter ] >> see that's funny. >> but then sometimes -- sometimes people use it and it's right and i have used it wrong like, um, there's a word that was an author used, insinuated i insinuate he had myself i never thought that that was used that way but in a broad tense so so i looked it up to see maybe if i'm wrong. >> we all learn. >> exactly. >> okay. so trending in the n

we're talking about that royal engage many. coat fit for an american princess or duchess or what have you in case you haven't heard prince harry is marrying american act kess meghan markle. has somebody not heard. that would be so funny. >> basically it means everything she touches now turns to gold and is sew sold out including it white coat she wore during the couple' as noun many yesterday. so many people rushing to buy that coat it actually crashed the designer's website. it is up and running again this morning but of course that coat is gone, baby gone. the company still taking orders, though, is renamed that coat the meghan in case you were wondering. it's 600 bucks which i -- >> not horrible what you would think. >> for her. for a princess. >> right. >> i thought it would be much more. >> i'm curious where the sales were. are thee people in uk buying the coat? people in the us buying the coat. >> is it a canadian company. >> canadian company. won you love to have work at that company and you saw her work out oh, oprah naming your book club. >> sho o

spot what people are wearing and they can tell you. >> figure it out. >> their whole web sites to that. >> there are. >> every time i see somebody. used to happen with empire with the boo boo kitty's character. it would be gone. >> tam, find that dress. >> people plug in what we have on right now. >> i hope not. >> probably not. [ laughter ] >> let me just say lord and taylor. >> yeah. >> did you good today. >> won't cost you your paycheck that's for sure. >> that's for sure. >> let me ask you ladies because you all are very fashionable. >> aww steve. >> if you go out and buy that coat this the one in the news right now if you go out and buy that coat and wear it, is that like,, what is that -- >> is it tacky. >> no. i would love it. >> um-um. >> i think that is so nice looking. >> it's classic. it would never go out of style. yeah. >> it would be fun. >> me and meghan. >> we shop at the same place. >> yes. p never heard of it before how but -- >> exactly one of my faves. [ laughter ] >> my goodness. >> complicit. >> we wear it at the same time we'll

other. >> right. insinuate ourselves into fashion. >> bring us all full circle. it's almost december but this morning we are thinking gentleman june coming up later the hit girl group june's diary joining us live in the loft for a special performance. >> ryan sands is here back home in d.c. talking about making the move from d.c. to marvel. what's up? the new hulu series run aways if you are a marvel fan you need to stick around and hear this. it's 10:13. ♪

♪ you going to let us in? hope you're right about this not being a big deal. >> they're teenagers last thing they're interested in what they're parents are doing. ♪ >> it's time. >> where are they? why is my mm's purse here? >> this is nanny. >> that's clip from marvel's new hulu series called run aways. it's out now first three episodes already out. new episode came out just today and more will come out every tuesday. it is a fascinating look -- something new for

now, i can sit here and tell you about it all day or let somebody else talk about or tell us about it who is very much involved in the project. he also just happens to be d.c. native and one of the stars of the show ryan sands who joins us now. great to see ryan. thanks for coming in today. happy thanksgiving. >> same to you. >> this is kind of cool. with this particular avenue that marvel is going down now, because i know it's been out there all the press releases and everything kind of like marvel meets the oc. >> yeah. >> it's really does take thing out of -- i guess it takes marvel characters atmosphere but puts them in suburban setting. or in a la setting at least. >> really cool thing to be on hulu, we're kind of, um, st starting fresh. netflix is doing their thing and they have their feel. there's certain feel abc shows but we're able to do something special, unique on hulu. so it's really cool. >> what do you think about the way the direction this is going you're a marvel guy. >> you group up

now this is, you know, we're familiar witness marvel movies and how those work. this is a little different now. >> yeah. from the music everything else involved in it. >> yeah. we've got, um, we're still -- it's all connected. and we'll see how that all play outs. a few more marvel properties coming to tv, um, soon. um, but yeah definitely all connected. and, you know, hopefully we'll see as we move forward but it's, yeah, we've got a very unique feel, um, um, little 80s vibe with some of the score and little synthesize sorries here and there nice is he 93 mat tick feel. it's a unique feel. >> for folks not familiar with run aways, every kid thinks their parents is bad but in this case the parents are really bad, right. >> yeah. well, not so much. >> of course you're one of the parents. >> exactly. but the writers have done really good job of just not making us one dimensional villians. you see

are. it's like, you know, you make choices and sometimes those choices have consequences that you don't really know about so much, you know, and they know things start to snowball and then you find yourself years later where the stakes are high and you've compromised and sacrificed enough, you know, so much that you just got to see this thing through, and that's i think where you find us at the beginning of the show. but that will start to unfold as the season progresses. >> ten episodes in the season the first three already out on hulu. fourth one came out today. every tuesday we're getting one out. >> yes. >> have you seen all of them or do you watch them as they come out? >> i haven't seen four yet. i haven't seen the new one. no, i'm a fan. so, you know, i just kind of like to just kick my feet up. it's really cool to be part of something that, you know, i would be watching even if i wasn't on it. so, yeah, i just kind of take them in as they come. >> you grew up here in d.c. welcome home. >> thank you. >> get a chance to come back home for the holidays. did the whole family watch the first three episodes together.

that. >> it was really cool. my mother got to see it. she couldn't make it out to our premier in la so that was really special moment to be able to, you know, sit with my mother and, you know, she knows me better than anybody so she knows how big -- she knows what my comic collection looks like. >> right. >> so for me to be on marvel show and to share that with her was really really cool. >> it's got to be awesome for you. you took this leap to leave d.c. to pursue your passion which became acting. growing up a kid who loved comic books and drawing all the time. how is it exciting to be in this role now and do you have a favorite marvel character maybe that you'll be like yeah that's the next one i want to do? >> okay. >> once you're in the universe now are you lock into what you're doing now? >> well, we don't know. we don't know where this thing will go to answer the character question, i'm a spiderman guy. i have been since i can rem remember. but it's really, really amazing to walk out of my trailer on

it's kind of surreal, you know, i met stan lee that was like the voice of my childhood. >> what was that like? >> i had this whole speech prepared for him to talk about how grateful i was, you know, for him and what the other, you know, jack kirby and steve did it company all those guys created and i just -- mr. lee, can i take a picture with you please? that's all i got out. >> freeze at that point. >> yeah. >> legendary status right there. >> yeah. do you think that your history of drawing and your love of comics did that help you in &-ús role. >> i let them know. i don't know. >> i'm sure i did. >> i told my agent don't make that secret. let them know. >> put it all out there. the cool and that now once that gets out there and people see more and more of you, particularly in this role, and i think that, you know, people who are fans of marvel they're pretty loyal to the marvel bran. opening up new things for you now? what's next? >> well, i'm excited to be working on a project that i've been working on for years. it's a film project called when autu

it's a love story, a romantic drama that's set in d.c. it also a love story for my hometown for my city. i really wanted to show the world what i miss the most about my hometown. you know, it's set in the -- on the u street corridor. a lot of art an lot of music. and so, um, that is when autumn leaves the website is when autumn leaves.com. we're on instagram at at wal film. and so we're really just really pushing for a fall 2018 shoot. >> that's awesome. >> the show is made lot of good things happen. >> ryan let us know when you come back for the shoot. we'll try to get out there and follow you along. that would be fun to do. >> that would be great. >> in the meantime, we love it when you support everybody from the d.c. area and you get another hometown guy doing good in the world the best way to support him right now to go on hulu and make sure to watch marvel's run aways and wish ryan sands the absolute best. new episodes come out every tuesday catch up with the first three and number four came out today. ryan, thanks so much for joining

>> a pleasure, steve. >> best wishes. welcome home. happy holidays. >> back over to you ladies on the couch. >> enjoyed that immensely. >> cease so delightful. >> right. >> 10:22 is our time right now. coming up prince harry, well he may be off the market but your prince charming, maureen, could be right around the corner in the holiday season may be the perfect time to find him. >> might be somebody you already know. >> or her. we'll tell you why coming up. we've got great advice for you. >> you're such a troublemaker. [ laughter ] >> somebody that's already been in the loft. ♪

>> 10:5. new reaction now to our one of our big stories investigation that found one of d.c.'s deputy mayors violated city policy by getting her staff to take care of her child on more than one occasion. melanie alnwick has been gathering new information season live at the wilson building watch do we know now, mel? >> reporter: good morning. allison. i was able to get my own copy of that inspector general report. i can tell there were five allegations in all of unethical conduct on the part of deputy mayor snowden. she was cleared of all except the child care complaints. those were based on an anonymous complaint back in 2015 and there were three instances that happened in august of 2015. let's lay them out for you. first, she asked an intern to take her eight-year-old child to relative's office in northwest d.c. driving that child there. the intern apparently was paid but the trip did take place

she also had staff on one occasion pick that child up at school because she said they scheduled a meeting for her during the pick up time and finally an instance she left that eight-year-old child at the office unsupervised. while she attended a meeting outside the office. she said relative was supposed to pink the child in 30 minutes but was late because of car trouble. now this morning outside the mayor council breakfast meeting council members i spoke with said they were not happy with the abuse of power. >> there are basic rules that say you can use the public dollar to your own personal benefit and that's what happened here. so maybe there's an emergency situation where you say, look, quickly can you watch my child for 20 minutes while i take care of something? that's one thing but to pick a child up at daycare, take a child to another location, things like that, i think crosses the line. >> we have to be very careful when we hold public office and how we take advantage of we're not supposed to take advantage of government resources. these are taxpayer dollars. so we know we can't use government employees to take care of our kids

>> reporter: now, an administration official gave me an exclusive copy of mayor bowser's written response to the inspector general. in it she notes that miss snowden made mistakes accepted responsibility and offer an apology for exercising poor judgment. the mayor told me this morning that appropriate remedial actions were taken. >> we certainly with theism. good found is that the actions noted were against the rule of the government, and we caution and we council all of our employees to follow the rules to the letter of the law. >> reporter: now in terms of those remedial actions i can tell you that courtney snowden was given ethics training, she was also aside an executive coach, and i'm told that she was counseled on public sector executive decorum. maybe bowser by the way remains in support of the depo tee mayor saying she's been doing very good job in promoting business partnerships in the city. live outside the wilson bui building, melanie alnwick, fox5

>> mel, thank you for that update. 10:28 right now. they made a name for themselves chasing destiny now kelly roland's girl group june's diary is on tour with stops right here in the d.c. area. coming up next they'll join us live in the loft with very special performance. 10:29. back after this. hey, ladies. ♪

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guests were just five average girls with a dream. that was until they i was digged to be part of a girls super group formed by singer, actress and former destiny child's member kelly row lapped. kelly along with her manager do youdoyou meaned the group forman on bet reality show called chasing destiny. as they made their debut as june's diary the five some have been heating up stages and air waves across the country. released three singles currently on tour with escape. but before they head off to their next tour stop they are live in the loft. here to perform their new single "all of us" please well jump union's diary. take it away. hey. i like this song. >> i love this song. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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loft. all of us. i love that you guys do this as group which is what you wanted to put out there you're not individuals you're a group which is really kind of where the name june's diary came f why was that name so important to you guys. >> well, first we wanted name that really repped us so june was a very special month for us released our first single, we went to the bet awards which was adrenal ours since we were a little kid. a lot of monumental moment happened in june. >> the diary. >> just comes from us being on the series. the dock cure series. you saw everything. we wanted to make sure we're writing pages in our diary ever since. >> kelly row land frank saw something in your guys. there aren't a lot of girl groups any more. there were a time there were so many. you guys are bringing that back into the fold. what do you think separates you from some of the groups we have seen before. what makes you so unique today. >> you can take that one. >> what you said is really important we're bringing girl groups back but thankful to the ladies who gave us the

group like escape like destiny's child we're just thankful to be a group in general and we have a lot of love for the other groups out there right now like fifth harmony. good girl. we have a lot of other girl groups we're friends with so -- >> june noses diary your sound is off the chain. you guys are -- escape wanted you guys. that's hot. that is hot. >> what do you think your sound that escapes that. this is going to gel what we're trying to do now? >> probably the fact that we do harmony. especially now a days a lot of simplicity in music and i think the fact we're all pretty much musically inclined and we all love music and we're able to create that harmony a girl gr group. we have good enough ears to create good music. that's probably a it was. they have that that in common too. >> you guys all sing lead which is important. while you're answering that frank i want to bring in you here the fact you sing lead that's pretty unique for girls group, isn't it? >> go ahead. i want to you talk. ye

>> yes. we do all sing lead of we have strong voices so whoever fits, fits we just make it work. >> this is one of the brain childs behind this group this is frank at son this guy is my goodness i know you're everything. you said the ladies have dolls coming out. this is how amazing they are. real quick, dolls for these girls how do they come about. >> well, young lady by the name of dr. lee she decided to go into partnership with the ladies and the ladies are going to have their own do in own image she's helping us pay for this tour call the escape tour. and you can get these dolls at target,. >> wall march. >> they're also available at our shows and we go out and we sign them. we're so excited. thank you so much. >> june's diary listen the single out all of us. you sound amazing. you ladies sound amazing. frank thank you for sharing them with us. all right, june's diary everybody. go out and get their music. go and see them with escape. hot hot hot. over to you. >> great job. thank you guys.

>> yes. >> sounded great. 10:38 is the time. holiday season of course is here and that means coming season is too. we should be closer when i say that. our next guest says that it is the perfect time to meet mr. right or at least mr. right now. okay? [ laughter ] >> coming up next we'll share some advice for anyone that's looking for love. plus we actually discuss breaking news about the royal engage many. are you ready? >> don't make us wait. >> we know when they're going to get married. after the break we'll tell you. ahh! ♪ ♪♪

♪ truth hurts. it's time for little real talk here. odds are we will never be royals. and neither will most of you. but just because prince harry is off the mark it doesn't mean that your prince charming isn't just a date away. and the holidays may actually be perfect time to meet him or her at least according to the experts at the three day rule. senior matchmaker kelly harris and jamie bernstein join us 35 tell us why and offer some advice for anyone that's looking for love or at least a date this coming season. first, though, this just in. we have breaking news about the royal wedding. are you guys ready? apparently harry and meghan will wed in may at windsor castle chapel. >> yay.

this morning they said queen victoria didn't like for the royals to get married in may because it was bad luck. >> ut-oh. >> who cares about queen victoria. >> in may after will and kate have their baby. >> yes. >> good timing. >> good time for the royal family. >> it's perfect. >> okay. so let's talk about it because everyone is all a buzz, right. >> sure. go about the royal couple. there are that some things we can learn from their relationship. >> absolutely. >> for sure. their relationship is like matchmaker's dream come true. >> so true. because i think prince harry s saw --, he was used to dating all of these blonds and he had a checklist of things he wanted and met meghan and she didn't fit some of those things. she's a divorce say she's older than him all of these things that we hear are clients come to us and say, you know, if in a perfect world none of this st stuff. >> yeah. >> he met her and she met him. >> what you saw his type was not his type. >> exactly. >> being open minded and sometimes going outside your comfort zone can get you different results. right. so tim

seeking the wrong man or woman could be doing themselves a disservice by being closed off. >> he went outside his circle, right? she's not royalty. >> she's not. she's american. an actress. >> an actress. >> in that interview we didn't know much about one another. >> he didn't know who she was. >> we learned about one another. >> the way opened to blind date perhaps. >> absolutely what do you have to lose? that's kind of our message for this whole holiday season. take advantage of being open minded and taking risk. get out there. you got to live live. >> the worse that can happen you have a funny story to tell. the best that can happen you get a kingdom. [ laughter ] >> pretty much. >> let's talk about you guys actually think it's good time to be single during the holidays, and there are some myths, right. >> yes. >> first of all sometimes no one has time to date during the holidays. >> this is very common myth cali and i hear and reality is most people actually work the majority of november and december are are in town and if anything there's more of a jovial holiday mood in the office. so you

you know, things of that nature. >> people hear december they think christmastime. christmas falls on monday this year probably taking off one week to spend time with your family you'll be around. things at the office are probably going to be little slow. you'll have time to kind of date, step out for a date one week night happy hour. go to a christmas party. meet people. >> i think people sometimes get scared to date during the holidays owe my gosh if i have date then i have to get gift. >> right. >> yes. so this is a common theme thing. if you're in new relationship or errly oh and in dating in terms of what to give somebody else. and so something that is really basic is communication. so you can say, hey i'm so excited we'll be spending holidays together. let's set $50 limit or really it's creating that expectation in the communication to avoid that kind of nervous, you know, trying to get something for each other. >> the gift should be appropriate based on how long you've been together. just a couple of months, then maybe take to a concert or something that doesn't come with a lot --

>> exactly. >> it doesn't have to be a gift. give an experience. >> exactly. >> okay. so you have some really great advice for singles in terms of making the most of the season and one is go to every party you're invited to. >> this is a festive time. >> yes. >> so much going on now. you shall definitely check out any party that you're invited to. you never know you might meet. >> say yes. >> say yes. >> to the festivities you can't expect things to happen sitting at home. >> i said yes. now what do i wear. >> you want to look nice, and one of the best colors for the season is red. >> red. and i'm not just saying red -- [ laughter ] >> stands out. you'll get noticed. >> confident color. >> you're at the party. you're at the social gathering. >> steve has a red tie on. >> also in red. i love it. >> yeah. >> you need to be proactive. >> yes. so maybe you wouldn't necessarily normal approach that cutie, across the party but get that extra confidence holiday, you know, virginia zoom and go over

>> have a drink and go say something. >> people are receptive to, you know, people being merry anding. >> be merry. >> yeah. that's huge be positive. your first interaction and especial throughout the first, you know, couple of months of dating, couple of dates of dating you want to put your best foot forward and you want to be positive. no one wants to be on a date and hear how you hate new year's eve because you're always single. >> good advice. >> your family is terrible to hang ought around the holidays. no wants to hear. >> if it all work out you'll still be together and watch the royal wedding together in may. >> i love it. >> windsor castle chapel. there you go. all right. good advice, right? >> excellent. >> thanks, ladies. >> thank you. >> she said you stand out. [ laughter ] >> he heard that. >> my ear perk you. >> you look very festive. >> yes you do. 10:47 right now. >> but on wednesdays, we wear pink. tuesdays we wear red. erin is mixing up mn

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>> that was awesome. lip gloss. >> hey. good job africa. >> thanks. >> katie is blushing. oh my god you total val a crush on that guy. >> no i don't. >> that's why you wanted to join the math lease. >> math lease. you hate math. >> look how red she is. you love him and you tollly complimented you. that is so fetch. >> gretchen, stop trying to make fetch happen. it's not going to happen. >> so mean. >> that's funny movie. any way that was clip from the 2,004 hit movie mean girls of course and in case you missed it it is now a hit play which debuted right here in d.c. back in october. if you haven't seen it, time is running out. but whether you have tickets or not you can get the full fetch experience at the water gate hotel and erin is on the g good day cafe with all the details

hey, erin. >> i love seeing those clips it brings back great memories. this morning we're getting a little sample or big sample depends how long the segment goes with help from lead mixologist hatchel. thanks so much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> you have until sunday to check out mean girls the mew sill cal at national theater before it heads up to new york city and that's when you'll be running these cocktail specials. >> indeed. >> tell me what we're making up today. >> we have butter a cash. >> perfect name. >> absolutely. >> we have on wednesday we wear pink. >> allison and i talked about at the top of the 10:00 o'clock hour she wears red on tuesdays good to have a theme. coordination is always good. >> absolutely. >> what goes into these cocktails they're beautiful. i love the display all the pink. i mean -- >> thank you. >> puts in you good frame of mind. >> absolutely. so this one is a butter popcorn infused bourbon cocktail. >> delicious. >> yes. absolutely. so obviously butter is not a cash. >> no, it doesn't count. no calories in this cocktail. >> this is going to be something that stirred strong on ice fantastic then the other o

with a cotton candy air almost like a lemon drop. >> i saw you whipping it up h here. we can show the camera. >> absolutely what's in this mixture. >> what you have in here you have a red flood coloring to make it pink. >> right. >> which is beautiful. >> simple syrup and then on top of this is a stabilizing agent stalled sue crows. it creates an air like you see right here. >> yeah. >> stays for long time. >> she's drinks run $16 per cocktail. >> sixteen dollars per cocktail. >> i really like the way they look with the popcorn on top a lot of good details now that we're in the instagam age of everyone taking food and cocktail photos you can do hash tag. you head out to king bird and visit. i love the fact that you guys are offering this in it ties nicely in with the musical. >> what's your favorite cocktail out of the mean girl collection i'm goiing to is butter a cash. >> is that a finish product. >> i'm going to make you one right now. >> let's make one. >> absolutely it will be really easy we'll make it in the glass. >> butter is not a cash on tuesday it's never too early for happy hour. >> this is true. we'll try that. tat's a great piece of

there. really compliments the cup. >> what we're going to do is put 2 ounces of this mixture in h here. >> okay. >> 2 ounces of that. >> yes. >> you can smell it. >> yeah. >> right out of the bottle i'm not there yet. we'll wait. [ laughter ] >> then we also have, oops, we have a burnt sugar syrup. >> delicious. that goes in here. >> portions are imagine when you're mixing such strong flavors. >> this will be a quarter of an ounce. >> okay. >> then we have orange bitters that goes in there as well. >> orange bitters i didn't see that one coming. >> little splash. >> i like the name, too. >> all right you just mix that all up and garnish it with popcorn. >> mix it up, garnish it with popcorn and it is ready to go and you get to drink it. >> isn't this just best tuesday that ever happen. even though the mean girls cocktails are only going to be served through sunday you guys have basic winter wonderland on the rooftop of water gate hotel. >> we do called top of the skates and there is a skating rink up there as

can rent skates and skate for an hour it's fantastic. downstairs we continue that winter wonderland with at the next whiskey bar we have igloos outside you can print as well it's pretty spectacular a beautiful happy hour sin the temperatures are up little bit with ice skating op to the water gate and grabbing cocktails with my girlfriends at king bird enjoying these beautiful little drinks. now i'll try it because -- hmm. hmm. >> i'm so glad you like it. >> see i had a caesar salad for breakfast and cocktail for lunch. there are no rules here. mean girls inn spied drinks. cheers to you rachel. >> thank you for having me. >> this is a good segment, guys. we'll skip cooking with como and just do drinkig with como. [ laughter ] >> thanks, erin. > thank you. if you hit the skating rink no mean girls allowed. you have to behave. >> let's check tweet. hi tucker. >> good morning. get to the forecast in just a minute. let's see what everybody is talking about this morning on this tuesday morning. the amazing june's diary on

killed it. >> yeah, they did. they were really good. >> yes. >> another one for them. they were dope reminds me female new addition mixed with destiny's child. i agree. um, hey fox5 d.c. only november 28th and i heard all i want for christmas is you way too much. let's scale it back a bit. >> hmm. >> well, sorry. >> right. >> got another -- we're sorry. >> holly this is an actual cinderella story they should remake the movie and have them portrait. >> royal wedding. >> okay. >> run aways looks good. thanks for the interview with d.c. native ryan sands looking to the dc movie as well. owe wanted to a full on movie shoot. this is a good one. >> when people use the word ear regardless it drives me crazy. it's regardless. >> yes. >> what i don't like don't take it personal. >> i know. >> i like, yorks like when people say whether or not. >> you don't need the or not. >> you say whether. >> speak of weather. >> different kind of weather.

>> 60 degrees this afternoon. enjoy a beautiful afternoon. cool tonight and warm again tomorrow. >> we need to get out more. >> back tomorrow. but the news continues.

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