♪ straight ahead, the deep freeze. a thaw could be on the way but first we have to deal with some freezing rain. and even though it won't fall for hours, it's already causing major issues. we'll have a live report. when nobody ever has to say me too again! [ applause ] >> oprah winfrey stealing the show. the former talk show host sending message about the me too movement during her september tans speech and sparking rumors about a white house run? and that was just one of the most talk about moments from the carpet blackout to the big winners we'll have a golden globe recap. if i left out anything it's probably stuff that was even more damming. >> it's that bad. >> it's that bad. >> fire and fury the bombshell

book still the talk of the town and now steve bannon is backing down. and the president's supporters defensing his intelligence. we'll have the latest in the back and forth. ♪ and later, proud mary tar taraji p henson joins us live with sneak peek at her all new thriller. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ >> keep on turning and rolling into other work week. it's minute monday. nine sol zero one and it is good day d.c. january 8th. thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> first at 9:00, this morning, we have to talk about the weather because a thaw is on the way. we just have to make it through tonight that's because around of freezing rain is on the way and at least one major school district shut down already. for details tucker back with first check of the forecast and tucker, we are all ears for you. >> yeah, let's get to it. we'll start with temperatures which once again were back in the teens and low 20s overnight and gradual warm up temperature

ground temperatures will be lagging much it's been so cold for so long last couple of weeks some of our, you know, coldest two week periods in history and that ground is just not going to warm up a whole lot quickly, and it looks like we'll get sleet and light rain on top of it that could cause icing issues this afternoon. 24 now in washington. winds out of the south here at 9:00. we're trying to pump the warmer temperatures in and i think as far as air temperatures we may get those into the low to mid 30s this afternoon. the issue is going to be ground temperatures. we just looking at some of the regional roadways and for the most part, they're in the teens and low 20s, and they won't get a chance to warm up as quickly. so, although we're not expecting a lot in the way of wintry precipitation and potential for light rain, even little bit we all know what happens with even a little bit of light rain when it gets a chance to freeze on the surface thing ice up pretty quick that's a concern. again the timing i would say generally afternoon if you're out to the west and then in the immediate washington area by one, 2:00 o'clock today. we'll start to see this light rain and sleet 96 move in it will be with us through the

that weather service issued for most of our region a wint weather advisory for ice and sleet. the exception is lower eastern shore and southern maryland. and again, after school today things could be slippery and certainly as you're trying to get home from work, 45, six, clock tonight there could be slippery conditions for parts of the area. stay tune i'll be twe tweeting tuckster fox5 we'll give you the latest here. we're hoping to get that air temperature to 34. quick reminder if you're driving in your car and your thermometer in your car says 34 degrees, that doesn't mean that the road surface is above 32 and there still could be icy spots. be on the look out be very very wary later this afternoon on the look out for ice. things could get bad in a hurry around here. guys, back to you. >> good remainder, thanks tub. >> part of dealing with these he can treatmently cold temperatures those pesky water main breaks. crews can barely get on top of one before another pops up. and they are causing major problems on the roads and in our neighborhoods. melanie alnwick live on the scene of water main break in fort washington that actually flooded some homes. hey, mel

>> reporter: hey, good morning. the good news here they are closing this hole up. you can see the da damaged pipe that they've taken out and hopefully this one is one they don't have to come back to. especially during this recent cold snap. wssc is working about 80 active breaks. 28 currently being repaired but at least 50 right now are holding. 16 more need to be inspected. now here on bach avenue in fort washington in the neighborhoods flowing downhill this is where that massive stream of water let's show it to you from yesterday when our crews were here on the scene caused a lot of damage. we had in fact a lot of water that went into basements

.flowed downhill and iced over. d.c. water says it's had 140 plus breaks since the beginning of december. the major the of those in the last two weeks. we know this happens. it just seems like because we've had such a severe cold snap and it's lasted for so long that is why all these water authorities say they're just really having trouble staying on top of all of them like i mentioned at the top. 50 of them holding here in wssc fairfax water also says it currently has about 23 active water main breaks all of those just

live in fort washington, melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> mel, thank you. 9:05 is the time. the deep freeze is also extended howard's winter break. under grad students were supposed to return to school today but frozen pipes in several buildings caused heating issues and steam damage. emergency repairs are underway. right now only four of nine dorm buildings have reliable heat. some of the buildings could be closed for a month. under grads now won't start the new semester until next tuesday, january 1 16th. graduate programs are expected to resume today. howard students had a heads up. parents and in fairfax county little warning before officials closed school today. taking a better safe than sorry approach with the freezing rain that's headed our way and our bob barnard is in fairfax county with more. so how is this school closing going over there, bob? >> reporter: you know mixed reactions, guys. some think it's a smart thing being safe for the children. others say come on, get the kids in school it's fine right now. we'r

in fairfax. you've got a lot of plows here. salt trucks. this is what they're loading up with this morning. this is just some of the salt here that's going to be put out on the roadways this morning after the rush hour. these are trucks that have already loaded up they're getting directions these are contractors getting directions from v to the where to go. what they're basically going to do is hit the bridges and overpasses because the rest of of the road surface have already been treated want to show you video tape from before dawn this morning. as these trucks were being loaded with the salt. again, vdot saying most of the major roadways in northern virginia were pre treated on friday and it lasted over the weekend so the roads are ready. fairfax county schools are concerned as are allow don't county schools with what may come this afternoon on these roads if this wintry mix falls and as it's predicteed to sticks to the road surface creates very slick and treacherous conditions at the end o

everything is fine now. but going home could be a problem. as you mentioned, yeah, it's generating a mix of reactions on social media and in person as well. >> in the long run, it's kind of a bad thing for the kids because then summertime comes and then they don't have extra time to be with friends and then it's kind of like school all jammed in so many months together. do they chill actually get free time. >> i came from new york and then something like this people go to school they go to work. so yeah i'm a little bit surprised. >> yeah, i don't see what the problem is. yeah, it's a bit on the colder side, but i mean it's winter. so i don't see any issues actually. >> go to school? >> oh yeah definitely. absolutely. unless the teachers want a vacation. >> reporter: and that's not the case. of course are teachers don't make the decisions. it's the school administrators, again, it's because of what may come this afternoon so you've got a lot of trucks. here's another one that's loaded up heading out again v dot will send these mainly

overpasses as they're concerned about those surfaces freezing because again the major roadways have already been treated with the mixture of salt, sand and liquid that will try to keep them from freezing but it look like there's a very good chance that's going to happ happen this afternoon guys. stand by for rough afternoon commute. >> all right. >> bob, thanks. we are aware. it's good day start the we got another closing in. this is just one school in the district ross elementary school closed today because of flooding issues. so dc schools are open but ross elementary school is closed today all the other dc schools are on time as normal. >> nine past the hour right now. let's get to the morning briefing. first up this morning, president trump back at the white house at least for few hours after spending the weekend at camp david with republican congress shaat leaders. they talk about the 2018 legislative agenda that included talks about the budge, um any grace and infrastructure to name few issue. the republican leaders and the president also discussed strategy about the 2018 m

election. later today, the president will head down south he'll end up if atlanta he'll attend the college football national championship game. expected to get there about 6:45. he'll there be for the national anthem game starts about 8:15. we'll see how long he stays. >> all right. 9:10 is the time right now. meanwhile the president' as yen today being overshadowed by critical book that says the trump administration is fiss functional and the president is not fit for the job. now some of the president's supporters denounce the the book over the weekend calling it a work of fiction. >> reactions continue to pour in after the release of my michael wolf bombshell book fire and fury. it sold out in many locations. it paints the trump administration as dysfunctional and the president unfit for office but those close to the president are coming to his defense just days of the at book's release. >> this is a book of fiction. not only is it not accurate, there's so many misrepresentations in this book that it shouldn't be

seriously. >> this book at a complete fabrication. >> those statements are just absurd, chris. just pure fantasy. i'm with him almost every day. we talk about some of the most serious matters facing america and the world. complex issues. the president is engaged. he understands the complexity. he asks really difficult questions. >> the president again responded to the book's allegations as well tweeting in part, i've had to put up with the fake news from the first day i announced that i would be running for president. now i have to put up with the fake book written by a totally discredited author. ronald lay reagan had the same problem and handled it so well. so will i. despite the push back from the white house the book's author says he's standing by everything he wrote. >> if i left out anything it's probably stuff that was even more damming. >> it's that the bad. >> it's that bad. i mean, it's an extraordinary moment in time. >> some of the more controversial statements in the book came from former white house chief stat gist steve bannon over the weekend bannon did not dispute

quotes that are attribute to do him and didn't apologize out right either but he did tell fox news that he regrets his comments distracted from the president' as accomplish manies. much more to come from the fallout of this book in the days ahead. >> all right. 9:11, 9:12 is the time. two tap apple investors want the tech giant to take extra steps steps to protect kids frommism phone addiction. >> the blackout to oprah's show stealing speech to the joke that got host seth meyer booed. kev has recap of last night's golden globes. 9:12 is our time. you're watching the number one good day d.c. more. you're doing great. [laugher] you look amazing. the egg white grill.

thanks for coming! congratulations! my first customer! the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. ♪ all right. welcome back at 9:15. adding to the school closures prince william county closing three hours early because of this rain we're expecting later on this afternoon expected to freeze on the ice cold pavement and roadways causing problems so prince william county added to the list of schools closing early today or closed altogether in our region. >> fairfax county delve closed. prince william county started off on good note not a long cool day. they'll leave three hours early. >> get it over to wisdom and holly and kev. good morning, guys. >> good morning to you. the golden globes are the kick off to the hollywood award season and if last night is any indication, the movie

>> instead of fawning over fashion they were sending a message with what they more and me too and times up movements dominated the night. kevin is back with history making moments and the night's big winners are overshadowed because no one is talking about. >> i agree 100%. last note was incredible night for the message sent to hollywood and industries all throughout the world. the times up movement is about hollywood but also raising money for legal funds for people to fight sexual predators and sexual assault and as of last night it was over $16 million was raised for this incredible movement. as you mentioned the actors were all wearing black. it was a very very amazing statement to be made seeing the carpet and everyone wearing black. and also just the speeches were incredible. every single moment that an actor had to be able to speak francis mc dormant especially, the quips put in there. natalie portman for example when they were giving the best director award she said, and

the all male nominees which is a big deal because barbara industry sand even mentioned at the end of the evening that i believe she was right about the idea that the eye woman film maker has not won best director since 1984 or not nominated spins '84. i don't remember the exact stat but very -- jut an interesting night a lot of messages were given and i think it was all just a positive evening. >> you know, i think the things that were over like the women all wearing black and the statements being made and jokes they made that was one thing that definitely cepit out there but for me what really showed the movement the cut ottawas of people's reactions to those statements. >> yeah. people's reactions then you can really get a sense that everybody in that room was feeling something. >> yeah. specifically when oprah gave her speech which was very very emotional. and just seeing dwayne the rock johnson get teared up during that was pretty amazing and just the cut aways as you minged those were almost as important as in a statement as

speeches given. very very very interesting evening. >> you talked about oprah. she controlled that microphone. >> oh yeah. >> like no one else does. >> oh yeah. >> she commanded that audience and the things she was saying while she was up there, amazing. >> 100%. >> unbelievable. >> let's take a look at a brief moment from her speech last night which was absolutely incredible. the full version is online. watch this quick moment. >> and when no new day finally dawns. [ cheers and applause ] >> it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men. >> i want to stand up right now. >> i know. >> she commands. >> i had tears in my eyes too. >> steadman who was with her last night obviously gave a quote recently saying that she would absolutely run for president. people were talking about the idea of what that speech was and how she got the crowd going. but everything she said was incredible. even her

in the beginning of her speech about seeing sidney portier on stage accepting an award what that meant for her as young g girl. >> without question the woman has graph toes. >> absolutely. >> speak of having gratto and captivating how did seth myers do. >> it's interesting because i thought that he did great at the beginning of the show and then as usually with these hosts they go away. and then they're just a little moments throughout the night at the beginning of the show i thought his jokes were on fire. i thought the way he did it, he had to strike a tone again people who weren't aware his wife is an attorney who deals with sexual abuse and assault. this has been a part of discussion in his household for many, many years. but he was wondering how to strike a tone last night how do you make light of it not really make light of it how do you bring it up and not -- >> he made an tempt. >> he did. and this attempt got booed. i don't know if it was necessarily boos but check out the joke he made about wein weinstein. >> harvey weinstein isn't here tonight.

that he's crazy and difficult to work with. [ laughter ] >> but don't worry he'll be back in 20 years when he becomes the first person ever booed during the memoriam. >> and then the crowd did. i don't know if they were really booed or if he went ooh. >> i don't think it was booing. >> he did make a follow up that said and it will sound just like that. >> i thought the jokes that he made -- i remember one of them being a little -- the only one i thought could have the line was the hotel one. >> yeah. >> that one was a little -- too soon. you don't go there. everything else i thought he said was tasteful. it work. i thought it was funny. >> all right. unfortunately we're out of time. we don't get to talk about the winners and losers. >> nobody else is either. >> right. >> we covered all the important stuff. >> we got the big stuff. thank you kevin. >> thanks guys. >> appreciate it. >> you didn't cover the fashion. we're back with that later. >> okay. >> we got to talk about the fashion. >> 9:20 is the time. coming up later the nfl play off picture little clearer. highlights from the weekend action. >> first

working on this morning. >> jfk airport trying to get back up and running after a flood in the terminal a warning for metro rider who's have a habit of i don't have drawing their smart trip and later the last jedi dethroned. we'll show was took its spot at the top of the box office when we check what else is making headlines next. ♪

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in howard county. howard county schools also going to close three hours early. a lot of school systems thought they would go ahead and start and found out about this potential for some ice this afternoon. the problem is as tucker has been telling us all morning the ground is just so cold that any precipitation that falls will likely freeze immediately there you go latest school updates prince william county and howard county schools closing three hours early we'll keep all your delays at the bottom of the screen and up to date on the fox5 news and weather apps and on foxdc.com. let's check headlines now 9:24. erin has that for us this morning. good morning erin. >> good morning steve and good morning to all of you as well. first up an investigation being launched at the jfk international airport. the port authority of new york and new jersey say a burst water pipe led to flooding inside a baggage claim area. crews yesterday had to rush passengers out of the baggage area to avoid getting wet. the flood add to the problems at jfk which was trying to get back up to full speed after days of delays and cancellations. all stemming

are's storm. well also making headlines this morning, the frantic search continues for a missing 29-year-old sports reportr who vanish this weekend in houston, texas courtney roland is a sports reporter for texas a and m university. she went missing early sunday morning after sending her roommate a very erie text message that said "she believed she was being followed. then another bizarre text message sent to her mother. so far no trace of the missing woman. we'll couldn't to keep updated thon story.& if your taking metro this morning, all right, remember to reload your smart trip card. starting today, you can no longer carry a negative balance on your card. metro is encouraging riders to sign up for through auto reload that will ensure a passengers always has money on their car. and finally, all right, move over star wars there's some new box office champ that is weiss end. in third weekend in theaters jumanji remake welcome to the jungle earned $26 million. that brings the box office total revenues to nearly $250 million. now that's a spin off of the original

the late robin williams, as for the rest of the box office, number two the debut of insidious the last key, followed up by star wars the last jedi rounding out the top five greatest showman and pitch perfect three. all good movies have i yet to see i need to make use of this cold weather and head to the movies, guys. ♪ >> all right. that's good advice. >> thanks erin. >> thanks erin. >> 9:26. new year, new you. coming up we'll introduce you to three moms about to get an epic makeover and the local singer who's actually making it happen. >> first though starting with this week with some freezing rain and ending it with temperatures near 60. tucker barnes coming back with a check of the seven day next. maureen? >> fresh at 10a the stars of fox's new winter lineup the 10:30 kev has got his one-on-one with angela bass kell and connie britain stars of 911. >> justin timberlake is moving

d.c. plus paul wharton joining us live to share the best looks from the all black red carpet last night' golden globes. 9:26 is the time. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ music ♪ i was diagnosed with hiv in 2016,

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so now two much app pennsylvania own vicinities want the company to do more to protect youngsters from their phones. we turn to our supper -- >> youngster. >> no youngster there. >> phones. young at heart. wis. what's the deal? >> these are the investors doing this. here's how i do it at my house. >> jeez. >> give me that phone. >> surprise they even get them in the first place. >> that's a whole other story. let's focus on this right now. believe it or not, it's called child smart childhood smart phone addiction and it is very real health problem on saturday two big shareholders for apple wrote in an open letter to the tech company that they needed to more to fight iphone addiction in children. the letter includes studies that show excessive smart phone use can lead to higher risk of depression and suicide in children and teens. others side everythings include disruptive sleep cycles and an inability to pay attention in class. to help combat this problem he they want apple to create new ways for parents to filter what their children can see as well as the amount of content they can

now combined the two shareholders own about $2 billion in apple stock. so they probably have some say as to what goes on. >> i'm just saying. they might have a little bit of say as to what's going on. >> at least the ears will perk up, right? they'll be heard. >> right. >> but i do think a lot of the responsibility does go towards the parents. >> right. >> you can put all the things in place that you want to but the bottom line as parent you control what goes on in your house. you set the limits and you basic the set the table for what you will accept and won't accept. >> what age did your child first get cell phone. >> an niya is high school. 14. probably 11. everything is very basic it's not a smart phone. it's a regular phone. >> i'm just toying. my daughter is only six. she's got getting one for while. what's the residential sensible age to give a child cell phone. >> two numbers. just for me and like -- literally nothing on it. >> depend on the maturity of the child. >> right. >> my daughter got one at fairly

but my son is right around the same each. >> another he's not getting one. >> he's got one but he's lost it all right. he's already in trouble. >> your child has to be double digits at least. >> you think so. >> one much those big krick phones you literally only can press mom and, you know, nine within one or something. i don't know but it seem like sometimes you wish you can reach your kid directly much i don't know if that's ever happened to me. >> no. my child is always with someone that i can get a hold of. >> at school you can have the phone. you're not specify to have the phone on in the hall, in the school. you're not supposed to have it on the first place. feign they do have it they can turn it on normally. if they follow the rules. >> you can track them anywhere with that phone. >> i'm already tracking her. please. >> that goes girl is going nowhere. >> you know where your six-year-old. come oh. >> the reason i'm asking it's become a thing i'm wonder wagon age do you give them in this day and age of one so accessible. she's asking for games on a

i don't know. >> back to the original story i'm apple would like infants to have phones. >> exactly. >> i'm sure. we've been telling you about this nasty weather heading our way. let's check in with tucker barnes to fine out exactly when we might start expecting this rainfall that's supposed to freeze on freezing pavements. >> early this afternoon is the timing on it. here's the latest with the thoughts on the wintry mix. the actual air temperatures may get above 32 for a time think afternoon warmer air moving in that's the overall weather process taking place the ground temperatures have been so cold lately ground temperatures in the teens and low 20's. anything we get falling from the sky will likely freeze on those untreated roads and sidewalks and driveways, et cetera. and we are looking at the potential for a slippery afternoon commute that include people coming home from school. literally it could be a slip pee commute walking home from school later this afternoon as sidewalks will likely ice up as well. so we'll

exactly how bad the event becomes. but the potential is there for slippery conditions. 24 now in washington. notice everybody, everybody here still well below freezing. we are seeing wampler temperatures start to get into fredericksburg and culpeper in the upper 20s but just remember here that later this afternoon if you're out driving and the air temperature says 33 or 34, that doesn't mean the ground temperatures that are warm, and anything that falls from the sky here has potential toll freeze up pretty quick with such cold ground temperatures. all right. there's your satellite/radar. i don't think we'll get snow lakes shear. lightly get sleet and light rain which will freeze on the sur surface. again warmer air much warmer air out to our west. this transition zone from very cold pattern to warmer pattern that we'll get into starting tomorrow but that process could be a slip pro one as we are forecasting the potential for ice around here later today. again this frontal season will be moving in unfortunately right here in the mid atlantic it look like a sleet and freezing rain situation. if you're in southern maryland, lower eastern shore, the risks are lower for

under a winter weather advisory but everybody else is including here in the city for later this afternoon and let me just try to time to time out for there's future cast at noon i'm not sure it will be arriving here at noon but early afternoon, certainly if you're out to the west by early afternoon i think by certainly one work, 3:00 o'clock we'll see that light rain and sleet start to move into our region and there we are at 4:00 o'clock. so that is not a great scenario for us with people trying to get home from work and school and slippery conditions setting up across the region. i think the beltway will be okay. but certainly secondary roads and places that are untreated or have period of time where it's allowed to kind of the ice is able to build up there could be some travel issue. there we are at 8:00 o'clock and things should improve overnight once we get the light rain rain out of here. this will be a light rain even it doesn't take a lot to cause some serious icing issues out there. notice your overnight low back near freezing there could be icing issues bite tomorrow morning. the good news, milder temperatures. could we do 60 degrees by friday it's a possibility. that will be plain old rain that's the

back to you guys. >> thanks tucker. appreciate you being on top of it. right now we'll talk to our next guest. she is a local artist who is using her rising stardom to give back to those in need. her name is sahara this past holiday season she teamed um way local non-profit momma safe haven to give toys and on the presents to children and families in need. but with the start of the new year, sahara is taking her kind act to the next level. she is gifting some of the moms she met momma's save schenn haven a beauty makeover. with three of the top make up artists in our area. guess what, it's all going to happen live in our fox5 studios. we are super excited but before this whole transformation begins saha rah and three lucky ladies and the founder of ma'am month passes haven is also here with us live. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we'll start with you. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for what you're doing. >> of course. >> tell me about how you got connected up

haven good i have always been a part of commune is the even. in high school i was a president of a club in college i'm at the university of maryland, and i am kapa delta community service i try to get involved as much as i can. but i was fortunate enough during this holiday season to team up with momma safe haven in dc. i was very lucky to be able to package toys and bring them to the kids on christmas day. >> okay. so there's a thing about going and volunteering your time. but then there's a thing about when you go and you have a moment and you connect and that's what happened with you. so kind of tell me how it went from just volunteering and doing your community service to now giving back even more. >> definitely much i think it's very important i sing and i have been singing my entire life. now i'm national recording artist but i think that it's very important for artists to give back because the community is what we have. these are the people that we do it for. i write music for people to connect to and community service is just one other way that i'm able to

and to be able to inter act with them. >> what was it about these three moms? >> i walked in momma safe haven one of the best experiences i've ever had. i was able to sing with the kids. i was able to look into their eyes and see that it actually impacted them like seeing them open up the presents like seeing them receive them, they were just so excited. but i saw that the mothers there that donated so much time and effort to being there for their kids weren't appreciated as much because the toys were mr. for the kids. i was able to connect with them in that level. >> how did you come up with the idea for pa makeover? >> i have -- i love makeup. [ laughter ] >> fair. >> yes. i think that when you look good, you feel good. when you feel good you can do good. and a lot of time i do with my music. oatlike give music that's makes people feel good and actually today is the release of my newest single called quick sand. it's out on i tunes and spotify. i wanted them to be able to f

so that they can be able to do good. >> sometimes it's just a simple step like that. sometimes people think, oh, that's so super official but you know what, it becomes deep. >> it does. >> so thank you for what you're doing. >> of course. >> with that i'll stand up and walk on over here because we have our three beautiful ladies but i'll start with beverly who's the founder. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so quickly tell people what momma safe haven really pr >> momma safe haven a non-profit organization. we encourage self love, self employment and what we provide is a support bridge to those in need of resources. to get to the next level. so we have self love workshops, team date and violent workshops and d.c. youth has talent. talent shows and programs for fr >> thank you for wawa you're doing. i want to start with our three lovely ladies. you're beautiful from the get go. you don't need any makeover but we all know as women it's fun to get made over, right. >> so who is monique? >> me. >> monique. tell me about what mommy safe haven has de

>> momma safe haven promotes self love i have been participating in the workshops and able to help the on the mothers to you know feel -- improve they are self-esteem and feel good about themselves. so it's awesome to me but it helps me because, um, i love giving back, you know. through her organization. and just through community service also. >> your own personal challenges brought to you momma safe haven. >> i was volunteering before i became a mother and then my son recently was in the hospital for a month. he's five months old so high to kind of deal with that. and you know, so it's kind of helped me up lifted me throughout. >> you were paying it forward and then you know what you found the need for the. >> absolutely. >> that's wonderful. >> wow. >> prayers for your son for s sure. >> thank you. >> britney. >> brittany. tell me about what took to you mommas safe haven. >> by girls. >> my children first of all. my two girls london and lea,

safe haven at first miss beverly any time she has anything going on she would always reach out come and get my girls, see things do things with them and have people coming into the center don thing with the children as well. >> what's the number one thing you've learned from spenting type at mommas safe haven? >> the love. >> the love, right. >> yeah. >> you are loved. >> yes. >> you can give love. all right. then i have kimberly. >> i'm sorry -- >> sharhonda. verify that name is not on th there. i don't look -- i don't know what i'm doing. >> okay. >> so tell me your name and tell me your story. >> i'm sharhonda patrick have i three boys and finding a positive atmosphere for my boys to be in is something i really was looked for tom ripping up with mommas safe haven was that ground for us. >> and for you guys to spend some time with sahara and now to get this special day, what are you kind of thinking? >> i'm excited. i'm thankful. >> i'm really excited and appreciative. ho

>> yes. >> i'm speechless. i'm usually a giver not a taker this is hard for me to even be standing here receiving anything. you know. >> all right. so before we go i want you three strike a pose. just spike a pose. >> okay. >> that's their pose right now. [ applause ] >> wait until you see them after their makeover and we'll see what kind of love they're putting out then. all right? and so it all be begins. >> yes. >> so don't go anywhere because good day will be a hole lot of fun. thank you ladies. over to you. >> thank you. >> how exciting. i can't wait to see them. empire is on break until spring if you need taraji p henson fix stay tuned because coming up next dc native is will join us live y, she is, her first look at new thriller prow mary. we're back after this. this. mommy you're strong! aw, you bet i am!

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alabama is the favorite to win right now over georgia. president trump will be there by the way. he'll be down there at least for the first part of the game. white house hasn't said how long he will stay. all right. who ya'll got tonight. >> i'm pulling for georgia because my neighbors are georgia alum and big football fans. >> i'm pulling for georgia but alabama will win. >> over in the nfl the final nfl wild card round turned out to be a really good game. saints against the panthers drew brees he was in vintage perform form yesterday 376 yards two touchdowns. carved up the defense for most of the game. panthers nearly made a come back rallying from 21-six deficit. but they fell shore. final score in this one, 331-26. big win for jacksonville over the buffalo bills. the jags clinched a ten-three victory earning them a spot in the afc divisional round for the first time in ten years. he ran for team high 88 yards and put the jags ahead by hitting

year touchdown late in the third quarter and jaelin ramsey sealed the deal with an interception of the nathan meter poted man's pass in the final minutes. >> shout out to lorenzo anderson for great play yesterday. >> low jack. >> miss you in d.c. >> yeah. >> i know still around. great game witness bills. pulling for them. >> steph curry the most inspiration brita ad you'll ever watch and it's viral. take look. >> last name curry, first name steph helping me out turning knee moot best. first things fir his water bottle has to go. ♪ are poured two glasses and we both said cheers. >> you need to watch it once to get the idea it will stick in your head for lifetime. steph curry and rudy mancuso came together making healthy resolutions in the new year and sticking to them. it's funny it's an ear worm.

>> i like it. >> oh. >> ♪ you okay? what you mean about uncle? what about him? you said have i to worry about it no more. >> you don't. no one does. what the hell are you lady like some kind of -- >> your mouth. look i told you i wasn't going to it. >> anybody touch you and i meant it. >> okta clip from the new movie proud mary stars empire taraji p henson as mary hit woman working for an organized crime familiar until boston whose life is turned around after meeting a young boy during a professional hit that goes wrong. the movie hits theaters on friday but first the golden globe winner and dmc winners joins

new role. good to see you again taraji. how are you? >> hey, how are you? happy new year. >> happy new year to you. i'm so glad to see you in the dmv is saying hello, home girl, glad to see you for sure. i want to talk about the golden globes last night. were you there and what did you think about that incredible speech by oprah and all the other women. >> fortunately i was here in new york preparing for press. i thought it was a beautiful movement. it was a beautiful movement. it showed what happens when people come together to try and change narrative. that's what it's all about. we have to talk about it. >> indeed. >> we can't keep sweeping things and dark secrets under the carpet. >> change doesn't happen that way. >> it does not. speaking of changing the narrative that's what this movie proud mary does. here you are, you know, assassin a black woman, someone, you k know, who seasoned in age i'll say not old by any means but you have this leading role in what some might say

role. who did you that come to you and how proud are you to be starring in such a vehicle? >> i'm very proud. um, pun intended. you know, clint culpeper i've done several films with him over at screen gem and i love him to death. he just takes great care of me and always looking for good rolls for me, and, um, he sent me this script, and i just thought to myself, wow, the timing is impeccable. like, you know, look what's going on in hollywood, women are trying to change narrative all over the place, and this is a great statement to make. as an african-american woman, who is in her 40s, and, you know, i'm giving this opportunity to be a bad ass. like you don't see it. you see it when it comes to men but why don't you see it more often with us. all of my girlfriends who are actresses who are in their 40s look amazing. okay? so why don you see more of us in roles like this? >> hopefully this just changed it

producer as well for this so there's bigger stake at this. >> yes. >> indeed. talk about that. is this your first turn at executive producing a film? >> oh, no, ma'am. this is hike my fifth run at it. [ laughter ] this is what -- i love to produce. i just know, um, i know chemistry, um, you know, and, you know, my celebrity, you know, being a producer you have to reach out to people, you know, talk them into letting you use their music or whatever you got to use your -- your connections, um, and then, you know, as a producer, it's different. i don't do these press junkets as just the actor. like it's work. like i even look at the press tore differently. >> indeed. does because my name is on it as producer as well. >> we love seeing your name on the marquises and we're seeing that more and more. but we also want to talk about where maybe some people started knowing from you which is empire which is still going very strong this season. lots of twists and turns. >> yes.

series for. how excited are you about what's happening with the series and the fact this really -- it has that longevity now. people look forward to it and know they'll get quality television. >> i mean it feels great. you know, i literally left television and i said i would never come back to tv unless it was a project like, you know, empire. now not particularly the subject matter, but a role that would challenge me, a show that would be a hit that people would look forward to watching, you know, every week. and gods prayers because look. i'm on the show to be on on television. i mean it doesn't get better than that. >> you know what, i love the ride that you're on. you're phenomenal i know people are looking forward to see ugh in proud mary it opens friday january 12. >> yes, january 12th which is my father's birthday. may he rest in peace. >> amen. >> he saw all of this for me. i think that's a good omen. >> i know. i know. listen, we as always i do this every time taraji

to feel like i'm stalking or badgering come into the loft when you're in d.c. well want to have you here. we want to celebrate you. all your glory you got to come in. >> i know. vile to come back home many you are absolutely right. it's long overdue. >> listen, you put it out there. everyone heard you taraji p henson said it's longer are overdue to come to good day inside the loft. sometime this year, can we say that. >> i have another film coming out in march. we'll see. >> it's a date. we love you. taraji p henson. >> yes. thank you i lofty. >> proud mary january 12th. we are going there be. thank you, lady. >> all right. >> of course, reminder you can catch that movie in theaters on friday and season four of empire returns this spring. 9:53 is the time. we will be right back. ♪ ♪♪

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fairfax county schools closed today. prince will yup and howard county schools will close three hours early and for more on our winter weather tucker is back with our first check of the nor cast. hey, tuck. >> yeah, in fact this will be an afternoon/evening event. unfortunately, evening rush hour could be compromised here. we're not looking at a lot the precipitation. we're looking at the potential for an icing event a light icing event across the air glaze on sidewalks and roadways that kind of thing. as this warmer air works in. i mean eighths good news forecast on the seven day. we got warmer air moving in. but you havely the trade off is this potential for this wintry mix here during the afternoon hours. all right. we are up to 26 in washington. that's good news. we still remain well below freezing and the real issue here is that we've had so much the last couple of weeks. roadways and the ground temperatures are still hanging out in the upper teens and low 20's and they'll be slow to warm up. if we get the air temperature above 32-degree mark we won't get

when we get this light sleet and rain moving into the area this afternoon we are very concerned it will stick. or create a glazing situation as in become freezing rain. all right. there's your satellite/radar. you can see it moving west to east there our frontal system and again the white is snow. i think it will most be sleet and light rain for us this afternoon with daytime highs in the low 30s. you can expect the precipitation to move in by early afternoon. one, 2:00 o'clock out to the west and no later than two or three in the immediate washington area right through seven, 8:00 o'clock tonight. so i wish i had better news. i guess i do on the seven day but i don't have great news this afternoon as the potential is there for a light freezing rain and sleet combination for much of the afternoon hours. winter weather advisory now in effect here for just about everybody. the exception lower eastern shore and southern maryland and not much improvement until later tonight and early tomorrow. we'll have more on that coming up there's yes or no manner for this afternoon. plan on sleet and freezing rain by 1:00 o'clock a

threat will continue right through the evening rush hour. plenty more on the weather coming up in just minute. seven day has warmer temperatures on it maybe 60 degrees by friday. back to you. >> that's good news right that. looking forward to that. another reason to celebrate friday. thank you tucker barnes. 10:05 is the time right now before we check and see what's trending erin como is back with a check of what's he had making had he lines. >> tucker just told you the blast of arctic air that engulfed the east coast this weekend setting new record lows in some states for example, burlington, certainly the temperature fell to minus 20 degrees. if you thought it was cold here and portland maine it fell to minus 11. negative two in boston tying a record low set more than century ago. much of the northeast will see a relative warmup today with temperatures possibly rising above freezing down south unfortunately dead fish have been turning up in florida. they're i wasn't able to handle the cold water in new york city frozen pipe caused water main break at jfk airport. well, president trump is back at the white house and that is after spending the weekend at camp david with

they discussed 2018 legislative agenda that included talks about budget, immigration and train structure to name just a few issue later today the president heads to atlanta where he's going to attend the college national football championship game. well, dc fire and ems say two boats on fire in southwest sank earlier this morning. this happened at the james creek marina locate add the second and v streets. the video you're seeing right now on the screen is from d.c. fire department rescue three. focus turns to handling any fuel spills in the water way. luckily so far no injuries reported there. well, hospitals across the country are facing a shortage of iv fluids. health officials say this a lasting effect september's hurricanes which damaged puerto rican product plans. pharmaceuticals account for 72% of puerto rico's supports. hospitals used to use time consume mends to give medication in order to save supplies. fda now working on alternative supply sources final

timberlake bringing sexy back to the nation' cass and toll. the global super star announced today that he will make his highly anticipated return to the stage with man of woods tour. the tour kicks off march 13 in this toronto and then listen up it comes to d.c. on march march 18th. he's going to take the stage at capital run arena in march tickets set to go on sale next tuesday and hey, justin timberlake f you're watching, if anybody is watching who knows him personally, come on into the loft ahead of the tour. we would love to you you as maureen said to taraji p henson the loft is open, right, guys? >> well -- >> it is open i'm not doing to hold my breath for justin timberlake to walk through. if you the ask out there, erin i believe. >> putting were karma into the universe. >> why not. >> thanks erin. >> you never know what will happen. >> he might. he might want to come meet you. >> let's check what's trending. we'll start with this. big night in hollywood last night, and not just because of the golden globe awards the stars made a true fashion statement while walking the red carpet. many actresses stressed in all

the tidal way it of sexual harassment accusations in hollywood. the blackout on the red carpet was also meant to be a sign of solidarity among actresses. but the most talked about moment of the night was oprah winfrey's september tans speech for the cecil b. did he mill lifetime achieve many award. >> when that new day finally dawns. [ cheers and applause ] >> it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men. >> that moment actually ended over shadowing the awards themselves but here some of the big winners. three billboards took home three awards inn clueing best drama and actress in drama. lady bird best comedy or musical and best actress in comedy or musical and big little lies got four awards for the mini series category. >> not a lot of people talking about t

>> at all. >> but here's a tidbit actress debra messing from the golden globes she's speaking her will and grace start outed e during an interview with network on the award show red carpet while being interviewed she mentioned the lack of equal pay. saying i was so shocked to hear that e doesn't believe in paying their female coach hosts the same as their male coach hosts. the comic comes as cat tad sadler former anchor left the company over a large pay gap with a mail co-host. >> how did seth myers do as far as hosting the glom den globes last night. reaction was mixed. internet seemed divided some of the criticismings stemmed from myers being chosen to host when many women comedians could have hosted. some people felt myers monologue don enough to recognize his own power in hollywood one person tweeted can we stop hiring white guys who will do not terrible job over women or people of color who would knock it out of the park? others supported myers and said he did incredible job of walking the line and

still being funny. all right. we want to tell you right now 10:09 prince george's county schools dismissing students two hours early because of all the weather and everything we've been talking about and montgomery county two and a half hours early. >> yes. >> wow. >> prince george's county, montgomery county. >> prince george's is two hours. >> montgomery is 2.5 hours. >> are we still scrolling at the bottom of your screen, chris. >> we are. still scrolling it. parents you're confused as i am. check the bottom of your screen but it's looking like more and more schools if you're off today you've got early p pick up. be aware. >> i don't think people were expecting today. >> it's thrown a wrench in the system from lost parents. >> from leadership perspective darned if you do and darned if you don't. >> exactly. >> if you leave everybody in school and then there's mess, then everybody gets mad at you if you take them out, and there is no mess -- >> this not mess. >> everybody gets mad at you. i feel for both sides and as parent i know

to scramble. >> now at this pope and tucker is the best one to talk to this. they can see it on the radar. it is going to happen. >> right. >> the road temperatures are what they are. we know what happens when water hits it. >> if you're working or head flood work take that as a heads up. they will not close if we didn't expect the afternoon compute to be messy. >> tell your boss you need to be let out two hours early to get your kids. [ laughter ] >> 10:11 is the time right now. all new episodes of your new fox favorites premiered this week and this morning we're getting sneak peeks from the stars. kevin sits down with 911 star angela basset and connie britton and ed weeks from la to vegas they'll join us live. >> first talk about a fashion statement. after the break we'll take look at all the ways the stars used black on the golden globes red carpet. time right now is 10:11. ♪

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welcome back everybody. normal the the day after a major award show is a chance to ooh and ahh over the red carpenter fashion. last night's golden globes were anything but normal. the red carpet was a sea of black as the stars took a stand for equality against harassment part of the me too and times up mo

discussion today but a lock at the different ways the stars rocked black. paul wharton here to hip us out as always. our fashionista, our fashion expert. >> good morning to you. >> good morning ladies. >> here's the thing. we all agree the movement won. >> sure. absolutely. >> a winning thing. everybody was fabulous to wear black. but so there were people that did a better than others. you know what i'm saying. >> sure. there people that did it better than other. >> you know what i like about last night people have been using fashion to stand up for social injustice a long time. bee i don't know see super bowl performance. 1994 i remember petta i'd rather be naked than wear fur certain things like that that stand out in my mine. angela davis big afro. >> speaking of big afro viola davis rock an afro. >> she was inspired by that. >> absolutely. let's talk about some of the fashion we saw last night. >> kerry washington first up. let's look at her. >> i got to say overall, everybody won last night. everyone

all came together in solidarity much this was not one of my favorite looks. so i think i would ask you ladies this is -- here's my thing. >> sorry. >> this wasn't one of my favorite look. i didn't like the booty. >> i loved the dress didn't like the booties. >> i didn't mine it she's young and fun. >> i didn't like the unstructured slit. would you wear this. >> heck yeah. >> yeah. >> eiffel definitely wear it. >> you didn't like it holly but you would wear it. >> i like the dress i didn't care for the booties the dress. >> if you i look like that in the dress i would tollly wear it. >> judgment free zone today. they get a pass. but overall she's fabulous. not my favorite dress though. >> who is next. >> reece witherspoon is next. >> now reece witherspoon, she's one of the people that really spearheaded times up. so she, i can thought -- reece always looks g she's got a classic look. one thing that you need to keep in mind last night was about standing up. not standing out. >> okay

>> and that was -- >> she did stand out. >> very safe. >> yeah. >> very safe. >> eva lon garr ya. >> she came through for the pregnant women. i thought she look absolutely stunning. she's actually one of the other actresses that helped to spearhead time's up. i thought she showed up look ago amazing. >> she also call out e for their lack of equal payment for men and women. >> she did. debra messig really did. >> did you see that. >> that made julianne in a rancic very uncomfortable. >> jessica biehl and justin timberlake. >> they look absolutely fabulous. i love the tool -- >> is that black swoosh. ? that's velvet. >> it's velvet. it's velvet. >> velvet was big last night. velvet was big. >> opopen was in velvet. >> a lot of guys wore the blake shirts, too. with the black. >> obviously. >> they wear black tucks all the time. >> they were help supporting the movement as well. >> i loved jessica biehl. i think she's beautiful

>> reminiscent of a moon i thought it look really magical. >> have i yoel davis. shies a modern clack. she can do no wrong these days. i don't think. i loved the afro. she -- this is brandon maxwell designed that dress. she's layered. >> for my money her afro is her best hair look to date. >> you think so. >> it's her. >> i love the necklace with that, too. >> she looks majestic. >> wearing ten opera diamond necklaces at a statement. >> i'd like to make some statement. >> michelle williams and tour ron know burke the founder of the me too movement. >> she is was a show of sister hood. michelle whim jumps this was not one of my favorite dresses of the night. she was was standing with torano burke. it's hard to judge that. >> crazy ellis ross. let's take look at her look on the red carpet last night. >> phrase see ellis ross is one of my favorites. she's a style

i didn't really care for the turbin. >> i didn't either you. >> didn't either. >> i love tracy. i follow her. >> she went in her mom's closet. vintage. >> this was not her best. >> actually i didn't see a lot of diana ross. not one of my favorites. she's a great social activist. you're fab, girl. >> emma watson and marcia. >> emma watson got this traditional look. this is emma watson the short banking the red lip pulled back bun. i mean, you know, i love that she actually brought an act activist. one thing i'll say i was disappointed with some of the stars is they showed up on the red carpet wearing all black and solidarity but they had nothing to say about the movement or what it men to them. >> yeah. i thought they kind of wasted an opportunity there. >> where were you guys in years past. why are you now all of a sudden on this band wagon? i know they're mixed feelings about people taking a stand by wearing black. pretty muc

you just said about not to a lot to say even though you're wearing the black in solidarity. >> let's trying to get debra messing in. >> she chose to wear a tunic this is by -- >> it's pants andres. >> it's pants andres. by christian. he has a stand out fashion designer in the community that speaks out against injustice in the fashion community. >> i think that that was a statement in and of itself. her wearing him. >> absolutely. >> she got on that red carpet and told everybody about themselves. >> that's right. >> meryl streep and the director of national domestic workers alliance and coach director of the caring a cross generations campaign. >> meryl streep really is very good at allowing her work, her grace and in this case the movement to do the talking. the dress very simple. very elegant and classic. not a stand out star. but she is. she's bigger than her clothes. >> no one was bigger than oprah last night. migh a

because it really was her night. she look fabulous. >> wearing versachi. i love this dress. >> velvet. it was gorgeous it was velvet and gorgeous and weight wait hers is doing her i you know what i love about oprah? her shape and her size she is now i think some she is found her authentic shape her authentic voice and i think you see that in everything she does now. >> she knows what works for her. i love this woman. >> real quickly before my favorite was not star that was there. check out ann hathaway instagram sick as could be put on black dress and was like i'm there with you, from my sick bed. she has no makeup on. hair not done but got her black dress on. i thought that was awesome. >> that is definitely awesome. i'll tell you last night i just think that it showed that brains are the new black and change goes with everything. >> i love that. >> you like that. >> like it. >> talk, brother, talk. thanks paul wharton. >> tracy made mark that. >> all right. guys, ever to you. >> 10:21. still to come this morning the big reveal saha rah's makeup

three moms, mom makeover. we'll check in with them in 15, 20 minutes. >> first though we're heading into the good day cafe with the team from the cheesecake fac factory. we're talking warm, good tasting good smelling chili. white chicken chili. >> that sounds good. >> it's good.

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up some white chicken chili with the cheesecake factory perfect for the cold weather ton make it better it's new year's resolution approved and here to help us out david ferguson general manager of the cheesecake factory in chevy chase. good morning. >> my bff. >> my b. f right here. forget about those guys over there. it's me and you. >> let's get to it. >> cheesecake factory we have over 300 menu items. >> yup. we have great low calorie items we actually have skinny licious menu. >> gotcha. >> i thought about with the frigid chem temperatures and white chicken chili is a great dish on a cold cold day. >> i know regular about chili. i didn't know how white chicken chili. >> the foundation is the chicken and spices. cumen, chilly powder and pep peppers. >> you roast those. >> they're peeled and dice. >> it's chicken stock he have we've got this going over here and basically say talked everything together. >> got this. >> ready for chicken stock. go ahead and put a little bit in

>> i'll you know when. >> it's going to be cup. >> okay. >> there you go. >> that's good pour. >> okay. >> in order for to us thicken this up every chili has to have a rue. >> right. >> the rue is simply very easier butter and flour. i want to you put about 2 teaspoons, two of those. >> one, two. >> you're a natural. >> two twenty two spoons of butter. >> and stir that up. that's going to act as thickening agent. >> oh yeah. >> give us the thick kess we want. >> i'll try this at one home one day. >> come down to the restaurant. >> you don't want the place shut down. you're doing a great job that. will zimmer for 30 minutes and we have our finished product over here. it's much thicker. what i'm going to do is you'll taste this. >> oy gotcha. okay much this is the first time i tasted white chicken chili. >> why don't you top it off with chop green onions. >> there you go. >> little bit of picodegyuyo. >> you

tastes. >> i'm good. what's that stuff. >> that's chipotle tabasco. it gives it that smokey flavor. >> here we go. all right. you may have have to talk for me. >> while you're tasting that i want to show you some of audacious dishes. all low calorie dishes. we have a tuscan chicken mediterranean chicken with van garrett. a skinny licious end chill lad dose with pickled vegetables. we have our tomato basil flat bread here and then our white chicken chili dish finish product. absolutely unbelievable. >> this is -- david this is amazing. >> delicious, right. >> sold me on chili. >> i can think of a better way to spend a cold day by eating chili. >> super cold in here. this makes it even better. i'll toss back to you. while i'm doing my thing over here. david, thank you. don't go anywhere. because they want some. >> you hit the food lottery, wis. la to vegas returns all new adventure tomorrow night adventure number two. ed weeks will join us live with a sneak preview. >> come

one-on-one angel la basset and connie britton from the fox drama 911. right now it's 10:27. we'll be right back.

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>> all right. that's a clip from the new fox drama 911. it follows the lives of la first responders cops paramedic, firefighters and dispatchers and it stars angela basket, connie britton and peter krause. kevin got a chance to sit down with the stars of the show last week and joins us with the details as he eats his white chicken chili. >> so good. my wife lauren made white bean chili last night for the golden globes and it was incredible. shout out to my wife. >> that's incredible. shout out to the cheesecake factory. >> mazing. >> let's talk about the tv star. >> 911 the three arms of the first responders. you have the phone operator connie britton's character. lapd officer played by angela basset fire department hmm as well with peter krause incredible idea based on real crimes. ryan murphy produced the show who also did american horror story. >> based on real things that happen. >> the actual things in the show you will not believe are actual

first episode was brutal. but the actual show itself airs wednesday nights right here on fox5. i spoke to angela basset and connie britton about honoring first responders and if you also remember, angela basset starred in little film about 25 years ago called what's love got to do with it. >> yeah. >> she played tina turner. >> rolling on the river. >> yeah. that's good. >> nashville fan connie britton is on that show we talk about a possible return of the character maybe in season six even though she was killed off in season five. watch this. >> now that you've played this role, and you've come across police officers or fire department or even phone operators, how has it changed the way you see them? >> you know, funny i feel like i can go up and talk to them about anything. [ laughter ] >> you know. i have to get research, you know, in the first pilot, you know, something was written where i had this altercation with one of the firemen i

search them out. somehow i -- i didn't think the way they had me go search them out, and would i go into the building their fire truck, their situation. i was like, what would i real dollar that? no. they're my firemen going into chipotle. maybe i can just ask them a question. >> did you real dollar that. >> i went and i left the gym i went into chipotle and i just about to go up to them. i was like, they need to get their lunch. they need to eat. >> you didn't talk to them. >> i didn't talk to them but i was two seconds off. i can just -- they might be think i'm crazy that's the only reason -- >> a wiz mag. >> i turned around. good obviously i look back at tina turner one of the most incredible roles ever. do parts of those roles stay with you throughout your career. is part of tina just with you. >> someone just said i think yesterday that this is the 25th anniversary of tina so you always -- and another friend text me last night and said i was just watching what's love got to the with it on television on new yeas

so -- that is a role that hangs around and she's a great friend. i mean that role is a great friend. >> talk about what you hope this message delivers to audiences about the importance of our first responders. >> well, what i like about this show in particlar because we've seen a lot of show that is have, um, depicted these lives really well, but here i think ryan was very committed to the idea of the whole process and the whole journey of it, and the intricacies of the jobs. each individual job of the first responder and humanizing them so we are going to get to see these characters, um, hopefully on deeper levels and, um, i think in that way we will really be a able to honor them. >> this question comes from a friend of mine a big fan of n nashville i know your character was killed off in season five. will we see her at all come back in flashback or something in the final season? >> i don't know. i really don't know.

open to the idea, but, um, i don't think that we're going see the ghost of rainy james. just don't see that happening. >> flashback something about her in season six needs to happen. >> eye we shall see. >> i do want to say the na nashville question came from our executive producer jeff. >> yes i've not seen nashville apparently it's a great show. six season i believe is coming out this year. can you believe cool things to note. this 911 show as i mentioned the crcrimes based on real things. remember if you saw the first episode which aired last week there was a very disturbing episode with a baby, and i was just watching it going there's no way this is real. they told me i think it happened in china or somewhere. >> it was a crazy story. >> i think i saw that in the trailer. >> i think it was in the tra trailer. >> wild. so the show is very interesting concept we've seen obviously first responderring type shows before. i believe holly was telling me about emerg

which i had never seen. but that was a similar concept but this is kind of cool. the 911 call comes in. connie britton answers it we get to see how it goes down the line to the fire department. also the lapd. angela basset she's 59 good amazing. >> she's incredible. >> yeah. >> absolutely incredible. look the same. >> yeah. >> she has not aged a day. >> not one bit. >> a day. still got the guns from -- >> she does have the guns from what's love got to do with it i need to start working out out. you're ripped seriously. >> speaking of what's love got to do with it she's playing tina turner. >> look at her. >> ike turner right there. >> lawrence fishburne. that was 1993. 25 years ago this film came out. >> yeah. she said that tina turner is now in england or europe. she's in europe or switzerland she hasn't seen her in ten years she said. >> all right. so just reminder you can catch all new episodes of 911 wednesdays at 9:00 right here on fox5. all right. there's the post p

>> shears steve chenevey. >> wisdom and kevin thank you very much. cone flicks. we'll go from the big screen to the small screen you night need the laughs of la to vegas. >> amount dave time. ♪ >> george wasn't to have drink with me? >> seems like you're doing fine by yourself. vodka, scotch, tequila like your hosting the olympics in your liver. >> yeah. russia is in the lead but mexico is coming on strong. hmm. come on. one drink i'm having a bad day. fine. i'll have one. >> only because i'm concerned about what all this liquor is doing to somebody of your body mass. >> you noticed my body mass. >> yes, well, you have to have a keen eye when you're an mi6 agent. even a terrible one who kills all this witnesses. >> it's a clip from the new fox

tomorrow night but first co-star ed weeks joins us live from las ang with the sneak peek d morning, ed. how you doing this morning? >> good morning, steve. how are you. >> i'm doing great. i have to ask you because last week we had both dylan and kim on the show which looking back i don't know why we had them before you that was quite rude now that i think about it you obviously should have come first watch were we thinking. >> they're in charge of the plane. all is forgiven. >> passengers in the back. it's not fair sometimes. >> it's how life goes. >> i asked them if they took that flight before the filming and they both said. hover had you ever taken the la to vegas run. >> i took the la to vegas flight once when i first came to america and i just got the mindy project and i was -- i wanted to celebrate so me and a friend went and needless to say we drove back with our tail between our legs and the drive back was much more somber affair than the flight there. stopped off at din

stuffed our faces and tried to forget. >> i have done the drive from la to vegas probably a dozen times. no joke. i've never done the night and every time i get halfway in the drive i should have done the flight. now after hearing from all of you i think i was safer driving. >> i think, yes, i think if you're the pilot of your own plane i think less can go wrong. [ laughter ] >> yeah. yeah. >> i love the clip we just ran. you the ever so charming mi6 agent but a passenger in the plane. so let me ask you this before we get into the show itself. as passenger, windowsill seat or aisle seat which is your preference. >> because i have long legs, i'm a window seat guy because if i'm anywhere near the aisle, some well meaning flight attendant doctor bash a drinks car in my knee and make me unable to walk for couple of days. all the window for me even though i do have to ask people to get up so i can pee a lot. [ laughter ] >> so but you know my knees ar

steve. >> very selfish. [ laughter ] >> not selfish at all. i've been there. the show is funny, and it's funny in a way that obviously as you know comedy is always funnier when it's relatable. anybody whose taken a flight it's relatable. for you, though, now when you fly, do you look at things differly now than did you before you started working on this show? i'm definitely much more observant of the flight attendants and, you know, them kind of whispering to each other and wonder wagon the hell has happen. has somebody died? which happens goths forthcoming soaped and yeah, it's also because we spend so much of our working day on a plane on an actual literal fuselage they built on the sound stage at fox being on an actual plane feels a little less fun because i spend most of my day being on plane so i think the novelty has slightly

>> it will definitely be per paps someone else driving to you vegas next time as opposed to being on the plain. >> yes, yes, yes. maybe. maybe season two i'll get somebody to drive me. i do all my own driving for now. [ laughter ] >> we'll see how we go. >> now on the fuselage they built did they build in the turbulence as well or do you have to add that yourself? >> we use -- we're all incredible actors steve we can use our bodies and very int interesting physical modern ways and, yeah, it's a mixture of shaky camera and, you know, miming, you know, turbulence. i don't want to give away too many secrets of the trade. pretty impressive. >> you're making feel terrible. not only were we rude to put you on first i don't mean to diminish your acting skills because we know how good you are. [ laughter ] >> i want to ask you one question about the mindy pro project. >> please. >> i heard when you i was digged for that you had just come to los angeles and you had to decide if you were going to

or british act zen, is that true? >> that's true. i was doing all my auditions in very substandard american accent which i will not appal you with now. but i was going through the character with my rom mate at the time and she said why don't you just do it british do it in your own voice that might just work. and went in, i was digged they never heard it in british accent before. and mindy loved it and she change the the character and here i am five years later having been kick out of your wonderful country. >> the rest is history. >> you're welcome any time. we love the show on fox and look forward to talk to you again. >> cheers, sir. >> cheers. ed weeks you can watch episode two of la to vegas tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on f fox5. holdly. >> steve, you won't believe the gorgeous women i'm looking at but you can see them right now. we have three amazing moms. three make up teams, and makeovers that are going on all courtesy of a local singer and an amazing

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don't go anywhere because it's happening as we speak. sahara is beverly is the founder of momma's safe haven. where you met and decided to do this wonderful thing. what are you feeling right now. >> very very excited i saw some sneak peeks of what they look like. the women were already so beautiful but i cannot wait to see them now. >> yes. >> super excited. i know that they appreciate it and so deserve it. so yes. >> they do so deserve it. you made the wonderful point earlier sometimes when you just feel better about yourself and how you look, that's the first step to really going on and working on the inside and just emanating the love which momma's safe haven is so good at doing. >> i have a sick-year-old who calls me mommy. >> i keep saying mommy. >> our first person was brittany. this is what brittany look like when she came in today. there she is absolutely gor gorgeous. love her smile. but after the team went to work, brittany, strut on out here

>> whoo! [ applause ] >> look at her. oh, my goodness. remember when i asked them to pose earlier they had is that so but now, now the world is yours. >> how are you feeling? >> excited. >> what do you think about your look? >> i haven't seen it yet. >> well look in the tv there you are look how gorgeous you are. soak it in. soak in it. who is the team that was responsible for brittany. >> sell me your name and your company and the look you were going for. >> i'm margaret left row from washington d.c. and giving her something natural she doesn't& wear makeup all the time so giving her something she can maintain. >> do you feel like this is a look you can put together yourself? >> try. [ laughter ] >> you can tollly do it. you can totally do it. >> i can try to, yes. >> that's the number one emotion you're feeling right now? >> you're nervous. >> i understand. i understand. you should feel confident. because you are ex sueding nothing but just love and beauty

and radiance and congratulations to you. >> saha rah, how are you feeling. >> amazing i'm so happy that they're happy. giving back is one of the best things and these moms have done so much for their community for their families that they deserve it. >> absolutely. every mom deserves it. >> mom, momma or mommy. here we go. our second mom of the morning was monique. this is what monique looked like when she came into the loft the first time and hour later with experts working their magic, this is what monique looks like now. >> whoo!? >> ahh! [ applause ] >> look at -- oh my gosh. you cannot even put a price on these smiles. right. >> look at -- she got the hand on the hip. >> how are you doing. >> i'm overwhelmed. i feel good. >> i'm not used to so much attention. so this is just different for me. >> you deserve this and who whole lot more. was it fun sitting there in there chair and having everyone dote on you. >> i felt like a cel

everybody tending to me. this is just so much for mow to take new jersey i thank everybody. sahara, beverly, make up, fox5. thank you so much for ever everything. this is -- this is great. >> let me stelle you if he been b everybody deserve to be famous it is you. >> thank you. >> who was our makeup. >> thank you. >> jeff dmv face make up artist for monique she had a beautiful complexion. i wanted to play up her complexion. make her look the focal point she has a beautiful colgate smile. that's it. she's gorgeous. >> no one has ever told me high beautiful colgate smile. that's the nicest compliment. i love that. >> you did an amazing job. not surprised i know does he good work. >> our third and final momma is sharon today and this was her when she came in this morning. and after the experts went to work. [ applause ] >> look at sharhonda

>> what? oh, yes. oh, my gosh. i love it. i love it. oh, my gosh. sharhonda not leaving with those pants because i'm taking them. they are so amazing. how do you feel? >> i feel absolutely amazing. >> what was the process like when you were sitting there and they were just doting all over you what were you thinking? >> i was just soaking it all new jersey it was just nice and i was honored to be back there and seeing the glamor squad and stuff back that doing their thing. it was really nice. >> let me tell you right here. let me stand next to you three. this is squad goals right here. these three ladies take a look at her. her look -- i did natural glow wee look and i trieed to a litte funky eye. >> tell me your name. >> shea. today is actual mile daughter's birthday, lea, happy birthday. >> get in it. all good moms will make sure they get that in. >> last but not least. >> hi zaria. dmv based i did sharhonda and monique's hair i wanted to play with what they already had. pick out their hair and make sure they can do

>> because that's the thing. we are all beautiful in our own way just learning how to bring the out. right? >> we don't have lot of time. you said you wanted to get in one final word for sure. just wanted to invite everyone -- first wanted to thank sahara. truly appreciate you. >> invite of one out to our fifth annual d.c. youth has talents black history show that will be at heart middle school. charles heart middle school zero zero one mississippi avenue saturday, february the 24th from 12 to 3:00. free event and we're always looking for support and people to help us out. >> and as if your makeovers weren't enough we have one last little surprise for you. >> so we dress you all up and we gave you the makeup and the hair. but i have to send you somewhere to go. >> so i'm giving you each tickets to the valentine's day jam featuring tyrese joe, drew hill and next. >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much. wkys we really appreciate it

thank you so much. >> you know what, i want to thank you all for what you do. >> thank you. >> thank you for her generosity for your all's amazing tal leapt and for you all allowing us to share this moment with you. we're getting ready to go go commercial break. i asked to you pose an hour. you get it, girls. there they are. new year, new moms. ready to take on the world. we're going to come right back and have a little little bit of good day coming up. oh, my gosh. a dog's big life, is measured in wags. ♪♪ and when you feed your dog nature's recipe, you fuel the wag with our premium recipes like chicken, sweet potato and pumpkin. nature's recipe. fuel the wag.

>> finally made it. >> i didn't like it at all. >> nobody liked at all the. this is the worst chili we ever had. i'm about to lick this ball. >> david hook up with this very nice recipe. white chicken chili from the cheesesteak factory right down the street. david we appreciate you coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> david. >> cheesecake factory something is missing. >> you know i have cheesecake for you. >> bury the lead. >> already in wisdom' cars. [ laughter ] >> and so wisdom spring out of here a few minutes ago. with a box in his hasn't. i was afraid of that.

the there's cheesecake the bad news it's chili flavor. >> acquired taste. >> all right. so shaping up to perhaps be a busy weather afternoon. let's go to the radar. wintry mix now reported north and west up in washington county out towards hagerstown, along 81. we're getting reports of freezing rain and sleet just as we feared this will be moving in this afternoon. so we got winter weather advisory in effect. look out because even if temperatures get above 32 things will ice up quick. we're concerned that the roadways and sidewalks et cetera will be become glazed over with a nice coating of ice later today. >> the threat will continue through the evening rush hour then things will improve i'll be tweeting tucker fox5. mike is down there, mike thomas we'll give you the latest as it develops. >> a lot of school district already either calling two hour or three hour delay. check your school district to make sure what's happening there. haven't heard about dc that's the only one i've not heard of yet some still open right now. >> as far as we know. >> not letting out early. >> right. >> okay. a lot of dismissals

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