if you cannot be blessed by that moment -- as you just saw, dee dee bridgewater, "memphis, yes, i am ready." >> dee, i love you, glad to have you back. >> thank you so much for having me. >> my pleasure. ♪ >>> please welcome shepard fairey in this program. next month he's a subject of a new documentary on hulu. his show is called "damaged." >> shepard, good to have you here. >> good to meet you. >> we talked about you and your cover art and all of that and those guys love you. >> i think we are on the same page. they are heroes of mine because they both used their art forms to say something social and political. so it came to me to work on the rage packet. i was honored and pushing him in the same direction. everybody knows your work and sees the obama's. tell me about wshepard fairey, give us the condensed version of who you are really. >> i grew up in carolina. i like to draw when i was young but then seeing how art can be applied to some things creative and rebellious, skateboarding and punk rock. i moved to the new punk rock which is hip-hop. and you know, i just liked the idea of using art to

dee dee. that's how carrie met tom. >> he told me that he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> according to carrie, tom also revealede had feel also for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marianne victorian crandall. >> out of the presence of the jury, marianne crandall told the court that, like carrie zuk, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marianne stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you, but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to. and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> but the jury never heard marianne crandall's testimony because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the judge ruled, just as he did in first trial, that her t

dee dee." that's how carey met tom. >> he told me he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> reporter: according to carey, tom also revealede had feelings for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> and what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> reporter: the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> reporter: out of the presence of the jury, marion crandall told the court that, like carey zuck, she met tom through dar and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marion stopped by the farm and offered tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> reporter: but the jury never heard marion crandall's testimony. because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder, the judge ruled just as he did in the first trial -- that her testimony was prejudicial and therefore inadmissible. it was a huge blow

dee dee. >> he told me he was thinking about leaving deedee. >> according to carry, tom revealed he had feelings for her and later he tried to kiss her. >> what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marian victoria crandle. >> out of the presence of the jury, she told the court like kerry she met tom through dar and a couple weeks after dar's murder, she stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but you had sex with tom in his living room. >> he tried to and it was stopped. >> who tried and who stopped? >> he tried and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife has been murdered in that house. >> the jury never heard marian cran cran crandle's testimony because there was no relationship prior and he ruled her testimony was prejudice and it was a huge blow to the prosecution's case. >> it supports the position that they weren't this deeply in love couple that he kept trying to present. that would have proven that. >> but norris still had her two key witnesses. tom's own son heath and heath's son. both two years older and now more certain than ever about what they saw and heard the day dar was killed. >> last year at church camp, went for an activity we fired shotguns and most resembled that sound. >> then it was time for heath to take the stand. the last time tom had seen his boy was at a hearing also in court almost a year earlier. >> while you're in the barn, do you hear something? >> yes. i thought it was maybe skyler ran into a wall, either that or a gunshot. >> you think the boys actually were if not eyewitnesss, ear witnesses. >> ear witnesses to what happened. >> tom shafer knew if he had any hope of getting tom foley acrypted, he had to prove that sound was a gunshot. two weeks before trial began while inspecting crime scene photos, shafer found what may be the key to his client's freedom. >> i says, ken, is that what i think it is? it was one of these holy crap -- >> it was to us just a harry mason moment. remember how the economic crash was supposed to be a wake up call for our government? people all across the country lost their savings, their pensions and their jobs. i'm tom steyer and it turned out that the system that had benefited people like me who are well off, was, in fact, stacked against everyone else. it's why i left my investment firm and resolved to use my savings for the public good. but here we are nine years later and this president and the republican congress are making a bad situation even worse. they won't tell you that their so called "tax reform" plan is really for the wealthy and big corporations, while hurting the middle class. it blows up the deficit and that means fewer investments in education, health care and job creation. it's up to all of us to stand up to this president. not just for impeachable offenses, but also to demand a country where everyone has a real chance to succeed. join us. your voice matters. whstuff happens. old shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. >>> we're turning to the mystery of heath bar farm. tom is about to take the stand in his own defense. >> the defense began presented it's case in hopes of convincing the case foley is innocent. >> midway through tom foley's trial, the talk focused on the damaging testimony of skyler watty and tom's own son heath. >> what was the strongest part of your case? >> the boys. the testimony of the boys. they heard the gunshot. >> but the defense was about to argue that over time, both boys' testimony had changed and in significant ways. >> heath is now stating that it sounds like a gunshot. it's something he didn't say in the first interview and same thing with skyler. >> heath's courtroom testimony left tom furious. not at his son, but at his accusers, the people that cared for heath while tom was incarcerat incarcerated. >> that's somebody coaching him or encouraging him? >> i believe so. >> coached or not, tom foley's defense team knew from day one they needed to prove the sound those boys heard was tom dropping a window frame on the back porch and not the fatal gun blast. four days after tom foley's arrest, shafer and coberstein took a trip to the farm. >> couple parry mason moments don't come often. >> right where tom said he dropped the frame, they found this tiny shard of glass. immediately they tried to match the shard with the frame tom said he dropped. >> if you take the shard and set it in one of the few remaining in tact puddy areas of the frame, it fits perfectly. >> it was compelling evidence tom may have been telling the truth but shafer would need more than a shard of evidence. he next called this woman, janette moore, the woman that came forward immediately following tom's guilty verdict and the reason he was ultimately granted a new trial. moore said she was driving past the foley house right around the time dar had been murdered. >> as i approached this white car come racing out forward and if i hadn't had braked, i would have hit him. >> she got a good look at the driver. >> it was a young 18 to 20-year-old kid. had real black hair and his face was real white and he was clenching the wheel like this. i thought he's crazy, he's going to kill somebody. >> why didn't you call the police? >> i didn't because i was afraid. >> but when janette moore learned about tom foley's guilty verdict, she said she could no longer keep her silence. >> god forgive me and i truly mean that in my heart that i didn't come forward sooner. if i hadn't had been so darn scared. >> what followed was other witnesses, each claiming they, too, saw mysterious cars either on or leaving the heath bar farm right around the time of the murder. >> i caught the glance of a black ford suv crossover vehicle. >> could have been a white car, green car, you know, it was just a light colored car. >> whoever killed car foley was either in one of those cars or all three of them participated in this murder in some fashion. >> but tom foley knew if he had any hope of acquittal, the jury would need to hear from one more witness? >> i call tom foley to the stand. >> i didn't just want to convince the 12 jurors. i wanted to convince the prosecutor. i wanted to convince the police. i wanted to convince my wife's family and look at me and hear me. >> tom started by answering still nagging questions lake how did a yellow plastic bag with shotgun shells in it get into the basement. >> did you have those bags in your home? >> yes. >> how do you explain the bag in the basement. >> they weren't ours. the bag is ours. my fingerprint is on the bag but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement, just doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom shafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. >> if we had cell phones, i would call her on the cell phone. i had to find her and go and see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with kerry zuk but he says that happened three years prior to the murder during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us and it also led to intimacy problems between her and i. >> tom eventually told dar about feelings for kerry and went to counseling to work on their communication problems. >> after those sessions, did things get better? >> absolutely. >> but then why was it so easy for tom to become intimate with mary crandle. >> this is like three weeks after dar died and you're in the house where dar died. >> yeah. >> what am i to think of that? >> think that i don't care about what had just happened to my wife. that's not true. i mean, if i go back and change it, i would, but i can't. >> this was an event that involved grief and a reaching out and it happened. >> do you love your wife? >> i love her very much. >> did you love her on february 7th, 2009? >> very much so. >> did you have anything to do with her death? >> not at all. >> before closing arguments, the prosecutor had one more card to play. in the form of a surprise rebuttal witness who >> please state your name for the record. >> amber rappeljay. >> out of the presence of the jury, dar's niece told the court that one week before dar was murdered she went to the farm to babysit. >> she told us not to go out on the back porch without shoes because tom had dropped a frame and there could be glass still out there. >> but the judge ruled that amber's testimony was hearsay and therefore inadmissible. the jury never heard her challenge tom's claim that what the boys heard the day dar was murdered was him dropping a window frame. >> that was really his big play. that should have beenen colluded and was not. >> now with the evidence that was admitted and for the second time in two years, a jury was about to decide tom foley's fate. >> my stomach was turning. i wasn't eating. i was physically sick. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. ♪ on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to ultiyour ideal comfortweek your sleep number setting. and snoring? 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[ clapping ] and that's why every memorial we create is a true reflection of the individual. only a dignity memorial professional can celebrate a life like no other. find out how at sanfranciscodignity.com. >>> and now with the conclusion of the mystery of heath bar farm, here again -- >> as he did in the first trial, attorney tom schafer prepared to address the jury for what he and his client tom foley hoped would be the last time. when your defense rested, were you comfortable? >> yes. >> you thought you were going to win? >> very much, yes. >> you thought that once before. >> yes, i did. >> apparently the theory the prosecution is that if a marriage ever has a bump in the road then that is a motive for murder. is it reasonable? i suggest not. >> tom foley, he says, had nothing to do with dar's death, but those mysterious cars did. >> those cars should not have been there. and the prosecution has not given you any explanation why they were there because there is no other explanation other than they had some connection with the death of dar foley. ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i submit to you there's more than reasonable doubt. i respectfully ask you to find tom foley not guilty. >> then came prosecutor terri norris' turn, and she started by attacking the credibility of those witnesses who say they saw the cars. >> if you were to believe that all of these vehicles were there, there was a party at the foley home that day with a bunch of white cars and a black suv. that makes no sense whatsoever. none. >> terri norris wanted this jury thinking only one thing. >> who had the motive? it's tom foley. whose fingerprint was on the bag of shells in the basement? tom foley's. tom foley is guilty, and i'm asking you to bring back that verdict. >> the outcome of tom's second trial was far from certain. what worried you the most? >> just that he was such a nice guy that you would never have guessed he would have done something like that. >> he didn't seem like a murderer. >> right. >> and then at the fabled eleventh hour, it was time. the jury filed in. were they looking at you, the jurors? >> no, they weren't. i took a couple deep breaths and i just -- >> your honor, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> the waiting had paid off. >> as to count two? >> not guilty. >> the reaction of tom at the time of the verdict, absolutely incredible. >> thank you, thank you, thank you! >> he collapsed to the floor and wept for 20 minutes. unbelievable. >> he got away with murder, but he almost didn't. we had it. we had him convicted. and to actually have to go back and talk with that family and try and give them some consoling, how do you do that? >> you're just angry. you're angry at the jurors, the judge. there's nothing you can do about it. >> i was more concerned about heath at that point because i knew that he knew his father killed his mother. and i couldn't imagine having to go back and live with the man who killed your mother. >> yeah, get it! >> tom regained custody of heath, and said he treads very carefully when discussing that tragic day with his boy. >> from him, i at least want to know, why do you think i did this? i deserved that answer. all he could say is, i don't know who else it could have been. >> tom says he will never forget dar. >> i still think she's beside me. i'm going to continue to raise our son the way that we wanted him to be raised. >> you harbor any grudge because of this? >> all i can say is they made a mistake. that's all i'm asking, that they search and search and search until they find dee's killer. >> according to prosecutor norris at the time, there would be no point to that search. you're not investigating anymore. >> there's no one to investigate, and there's been no new evidence of anybody else ever having committed this crime. >> this boyhood hero wrote a whole new set of headlines as an adult, and coldwater may never be the same. as for those who remain convinced of tom's guilt, they cling to the memory of the one they lost and loved so much. they gather to release balloons in dar's honor. >> she loved to be the center of attention, so this is her -- her center of her attention. >> two, one! >> they rise closer to where she's at and hopefully she sees that we're thinking about her. we love you, dar! >> that's all for now. i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> this is a tragedy on top of a tragedy now. >> it happened so quickly. their parents in the backyard spa. their mom in trouble. >> my dad just panicked. >> a sudden slip, a fatal fall. >> you're losing y

>> >>> good evening from los angeles, i am tavis smiley, tonight a conversation with jazz legend dee deeridgewater known for her powerful local and she led a multi path of career. she joins me talking about her latest project, it is called "memphis, i am ready." we are glad you aree joining us all of that is coming up in just a moment. ♪

dee dee bridgewater.re was so many of them. >> and herbie of course very much involved in that for years. when you're on stage and you're a youngster -- >> freaking out. i was absolutely freaking out. i was freaking out. i had to -- i had to say jazz, this is a gig, don't think about them because if you think about them you're going to lose it and drop the ball. just think of it as you're performing in new york just like you normally do, don't worry about it. otherwise i definitely would not have won. >> that's a lot of intimidation. tell me about a social call. tell me about this project. >> well, it is entitled a social call for a reason. it definitely is a social call. my thinking is that my grandmother she said this -- i say say this because her spirit is still alive for me, you are responsible for the generation before you and the generation after you. so i took that to mean my children and my mother's generation. so that means i have to reach forward and push my children but i also have to reach bac

but, you know, that sound bite reminds me of how reagan was such a devot dee dee voteee of the constitutione man was more important than the state. and that statement about the state's creating the federal government, that's right out of the federalist papers. it's right out of madison which he avidly read. hes would an american conservative. power flowed upward from the people to the national government. as opposed to a british conservative who believes that power flows down from the institutions to the individual. he was very centered on rights and dignity and privacy of the american individual. >> laura: hey, mark, do you think ronald reagan was tweet if he was alive during twitter, do you think he would tweet. >> yes, he would. >> no, i don't. >> i disagree. >> may i jump in here. >> i will make my point. >> go ahead, mark. >> reagan was about civility. when he went to washington. he campaigned against a big government. government actually got bigger during the reagan administration. there were three platforms he campaigned on. one was ending the cold war by a clear american victory, wh

it was the only balloon that dee dee plate dollars all day. no one was hurt. >> and in other news today, new this morning, fire breaks out at a home in west oaklane. this all happened around 12:30 e 1300 block of east price street. heavy smoke and fire ripped through the roof of the home there, fortunately, no one was hurt. no word yet on what caused that fire. >> and, in up-state, the appeal for the murder sentence of olympic runner oscar pistorius, today the athlete's prison term was increased to 13 years, by a south african court. that's more than double his original six year sentence. prosecutors there argued the initial sentence was too light pistorius was convicted of shooting and killing his girlfriends back on valentine day in 2013. >>> the search has ended for three sailors who went missing after us navy plane crashed in the pacific ocean. sale remembers a boards a c2a gray hoards transport plane, when it crashed into the philippine near oak owe with a , plane caring 11 crew members, passengers, was held dollars to the uss ronald reag

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dee jay in the house this morning. dee jay active her four dancers are here. they'll teach us how to rhythm nation it out. >> i just want to see them like go all out. >> let them do it. >> i'm excited to see them dance. >> big show tonight. capitol one a ren in a. >> it should be f before we check what's tenning this morning allison is back with what's making headlines on this thursday morning. hi al. >> hey, steve. a baltimore police detective fighting for his life this morning much he is in grave condition after being shot in the head yesterday. now intense manhunt through the city's west side is underway for the gunman. federal agencies are offering exec thousand dollars reward for information that can lead them to an arrest. >>> president donald trump heads to capitol hill today. he's rallying republicans ahead of a crucial vote in the house on their version of the tax bill. meantime the senate version of the bill has added a new tax break for businesses that give workers paid family leave. the senate version also now includes a provision to roll back the obamacare individual mandate. even with changes least one republican senator says he cannot support the bill as is. >>> the list of accusers continues to grow in the roy moore sexual assault scand forward. moore is not pack backing down and refuses to are you draw from the senate race yesterday his attorney tried to discredit one woman's story by suggesting the roy moore signature in her year bock was forged. >>> it is an annual high school football tradition here in the district. the turkey bowl featuring woodson versus ballou high schools but 18 players will not get a chance to play because of a brawl in another game last week. the football players have been banned from playing after an on field fight at a game at eastern high school. nine students from eastern are also being disciplined but they didn't make the turkey bowl so they're one game suspension will be next season. the suspended woodson players will will have chance to file an appeal in order to play. >>> finally, a public binge watching. you may have done it yourself but don't admit to it. likely others have done it as well. it's now becoming a bit the norm they say. new survey from netflix shows about two-thirds of customers are streaming their favorite shows outside the comforts of their home. the streaming outside of their home takes place on airplanes, 27% watch while standing in line, and 12% confess to watching in public bathroom stalls. back to you. >> no. >> nothing that good where i got to do all that to watch a show. >> i don't like it when people have conversations on the phone in bathroom that you have to hear. >> no, right. >> last one i want to hear a show going on. >> somebody watching a show. >> strangers things, too. >> that's strange thing for sure. thank you al. >>> let's find out what's trending this morning. first up this morning if you watched yesterday the statement the president was making it was a parched president trump. but those images all over social media this morning after the commander in chief struggled to wet his pallet during a live speech yesterday. after a brief water break after he first look for the bottle confine it -- it's not in there. no g to your i it's on the ta table. the president continued to recap his trip to asia. the incident also -- there it is. that's the one. thenc president's former -- one more twist it will be open. also gave the president's former reason can rival a chance for some pay back because of that move right there. that marco rubio made when he was running for the primary. the president mocked him dur&-ún so yesterday he even joined in on the social mode ya fire storm tweeting similar but needs a little work on his form. has to be done in one single motion and eyes should never leave the camera but not bad for his first time. >> i like it. >> that's pretty funny. i think that's pretty funny. even the president would laugh at that. and himself hopefully. let's hope. >>> talk about mean machine new photo of treasury secretary steven mnuchion and his wife posing with a sheet of new one dollar bills has launched a million of them. okay. maybe not that many. but it's generating quite a bit of buzz. photo shows -- >> 1 billion. >> mnuchion holding a sheet of freshly printed one dollar bills the first with his signature, his wife is standing by his side. um some meme makers said the minuses look like villians from a bond movie. >> it's that steely look she gives the video didn't look bad. >> the black glove. for some reason the black glove to me is funny. they poke fun at his tax plan. tax reform would mostly benefit the wealthy it. >> looks like a villainness photo. >> gold finger. >> they talked about like they were picking out wallpaper. >> i think it's like the sweep of her hair. and that look. >> i hear she actually tweeted another once of her famous responses. >> another instagram incident just like there was last time. >> she was kind of saying we do so much. >> somebody judged her for all of the tagging. >> how much do we add to -- did you add to the economy. >> right. we need to learn. i don't like when people don't learn lessons. >> at this point, oh, louise. >> if i was posing with all that money i'd be like -- >> hey. >> right. >> ahh! >> what is this? my name. my n >> alas you got boat loads of it all. >> there's the difference wi wisdom. >> they act like they've been there before. >> they've been there several times over. oh this is just paper. >> they're just ones. >> exactly. >> this old sheet. >> crumple it up. >> funny. all right. how about this networking event in georgia has been lighting up reaction on social media. take look at this poster. yup. do you see it? >> what does it say there? it says it's come meet a black person. yes. that is set for tonight in lawrenceville georgia. the woman behind it cheryl moses created the event seeing a study that 75% of white people in american do not have any non white friends and 60% of any black people don't are white friends she wants to talk the divisive and racist atmosphere in this country putting aside preconceived notions about races and culture. why do you need to do all that. >> we talk to her earlier this morning. she was the fact that she didn't create this as a marketing event. to gain a lost publicity she said she was going through e-mails and saw the study that people did not have friends outside of their race and she was like it would be great idea if we can get more people to come meet a black person. when she said that it clicked and i'll it this year. she's getting a lot of attention for it she didn't design it to be that way. she's in the arts community a film maker represents film makers the thing is this venue where she's holding it to night only holds 80 people. >> oh, my. >> 80 people? i asked her how many people are you going to get you're getting so much atte attention. i'm making chili and she's like we can only hold between 80 and 100 people. >> i like the idea behind it. i hate that everything automatically turns into like why are you doing it? it's a noble idea. >> her basis is that if you can create a friendship with someone you see that friendship through thick and thin and it doesn't matter what the color of a person's skin is. she's hoping that people will come to this not as a racial thing but as forge new friendships and thus carry through on live with new friends. >> i like it. >> the venue only holds 80 people. number one. number two tomorrow who shows up because i guarantee you i'm not going to be there but i guarantee that you all the people -- >> it's in atlanta the majority of people who show up will look the same it will be pointless. i guarantee that. it will be pointless. i'm want to know. here's my question. >> what will happen tomorrow. >> fit holds 80 to 90 people did she invite 45 black people to be there hopes 45 white people come? it sounds like it was just an open invitation which means all the people the majority of people are going to look the same. thus -- >> maybe white people come and meet her because she's black. so hey. mission accomplish. >> her goal is social experiment. she wants to see what the result of this is going to be. >> if it is truly just an open invitation to she who shops up, right. >> i don't think she thought that all the way. >> lawrence reasonsville g good is another issue so far away from atlanta. we're talking about here that wo what time did she say what time this was. >> i don't know what time. >> pre dom nanly white or black community. >> it's community that's in transition so lots of black people and latino people in that community in lawrenceville. i used to live there but so far away from atlanta that i'm going to -- i'm going to be -- i want to know who coming. tomorrow i want to hear the results of this because i don't believe it will work. only thing i think will happen she's going to get a lot of publicity and nothing will change. >> she claims and from talking to her earlier this morning she claims again i'm not trying to read anything into this she claims this was not done as a let's phil arena full of people and make this the world look at lawrenceville, georgia right now. she claims this was her and friends get getting together ane if we can make new friends, see what happens and comes out of it. >> you're right, wisdom it will be fascinating to see what comes out of it tonight. >> she can move it forward and then next time maybe 200, next time 500. >> 500 people show it they'll move it for. if everybody is the same and it's pointless. we'll do it again. >> we skype with her today. hopefully we can follow up with her tomorrow. >> 10:11 is the time. he made his mark on mtv before moving to the wwe and now he's heading home. coming up little bit later the mz is going to join us live with a sneak peek at his new gig as the host of the challenge. >> he's not listening. do you like him as a wrestler. >> i do like him as a wrestler. i don't want wrestling any more. >> he was arm wrestling erin last time he was here. >> i like him. i thought he had a good personality. >> the thing is i'm the mz and i'm awesome. not that i watch. >> you might -- chris said he was listening. >> aww. >> first though mariah another one of wis' favorites calling off christ tas tour dates. drake stopping a show to call out a fan now he's getting high marks on social mode y tamar's mom sharing her side of the story when it comes to the we've got all the details when we check the good day celebrity dish next. ♪ not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. introducing megared advanced triple absorption it supports your heart, joints, brain, and eyes. and is absorbed by your body three times better. power than three standard fish oil pills. megared advanced triple absorption ♪ all right. it is time for the good day celebrity dish. you'll miss mariah much because mariah has had to cancel the first s christmas tour. christmas concert tour on doctors orders after she was diagnosed with a lovely upper respiratory infection. her words. she anno announced the cancellan on twitter stating that she had previously been suffering from the flu. here's what she said. she said lambs, that's what she calls her fans, lambs, just in time for the holiday gift giving season it seems i received a present of my own, a lovely upper respiratory if he can after last week's flew bleak. and then she says some other things as well. i don't want to get into in. bottom line is, if you're looking for to seeing her this is all doctor's orders she has to sit out for awhile until she heals up. she'll be back and you'll get your concert. >> isn't she performing here. >> supposed to be here. she won't make it. >> here the deal. then i have a theory. >> okay. >> ut-oh. >> she's supposed to be here on friday, november 24th. >> um-hmm. >> at m. good m good a week from friday. if you go do buy ticks on ticket master you can still buy tickets for that show. but if you go to her website and try to buy tic show, you cannot buy tickets until monday the 27th for a show in new york. >> okay. >> so that means if you go to per website you can no no longer get tickets for national harbor. if you go through national harbor tick master linked to it, you can buy tickets but i will say this i don't know if they reset the tickets or if this may be one of the reasons for the illness. but if you go on retama to buy the ticks you get front row seat for 200 bucks. sweet tickets for $130. whole bunch of ticks in the first three sections closer to the stage for $100. good maybe she has i couldn't celtics flu. >> i'm just pointing out the facts of the web. >> mariah hasn't sung live in while. >> i'm not going to is the up here and let ya'll do that. >> i understand. if that's the way you wanted to read into it wisdom. >> she has lovely respiratory infection. >> it might be no sell out itis. there are tickets apparently available. they might have reset. >> right right. >> the venue. >> kevin is working on it. >> you can buy all the ticks. that's the prescription. >> there ain't a celebrity in the world that's going get that to happen. >> if you want to see her kevin will fine out by noon from mgm if the show will happen. >> thoughts and prayers ma roy ya. >> you think have i love the respiratory if he can. why are you standing so far a away? come on over here. >> i'm trying to give you some space. he have lip braxton has lot to say about the alleged abuse in tamar braxton' mars ratch with vincent herber following news of their divorce is he made statements to tmz that confirm vince abusing tamar. it was a volatile relationship this has burlington-bristol going on for years. evelyn confessed that no one who actually notice the couple was even surprised. evelyn shared we spoke up about it on the braxton family values but they would not show it. everybody saw vince as night p shining armor behind closed doors. that's a horse of now tamar is reportedly upset with her mother for spilling all the tea but her mom said "they say the truth shall set you free. they've been trying to hide it for years and i dare to tell the truth ". >> hmm. >> that's interesting, because that's putting somebody else's personal business -- that's the mom but you're putting somebody else's personal business. i don't know if i want my mom making that statement on my behalf. >> especially in kind of business. it's not talking about music our hair or make up or cars much that's personal for you to be putting there out there for the world. >> it's hyper momma mode. >> you get so protective. >> i don't think cher have but man. >> i don't think she should have either. that's a tough situation. >> definitely. it's let's talk about drake. drake is currently on tour in sidney australia and during a perform man at his after party he spot add fan getting a little too frisky with one of the women in the crowd. so here's what the drake did. he cut the music and threatened to beat the brakes o off the guy for being inappropriate. here's what he said. if you don't stop touching girls i'm going bleep bleep bleep bleep bleep. the crowd record applause after drake said that. >> good for him. >> yeah. >> i know. >> i think that's awesome. >> a lot of people loving what he did. he stopped the show to put this guy in check. >> stop it. you got to change the culture, right. >> right. >> look it's not happening at my concert. >> love it. >> i love it, too. >> bigger fan than i already was. guess what, body shamers? you don't bother me. that's what kelly clarkson says as she is she's learned to shrug off comments who make digs about her weight. clarkson tells red book in the magazine's new cover story she receives knack no matter what size she is. explaining they shame me for it, shame thing happened with miranda lambert i had dinner with her and we were talking about that. she was like should i gain, should i lose? and the commentary head to concern over personal wellness she notes. no one actually cares about your health. they just care about aesthetics it's when i'm -- i'm fat that i'm happy clarkson says in fact she went on to say she's skinny. be the size you want to be. >> that's what i say. >> amazing voice. >> yes. exactly. >> hating on social mode ya. i know. >> shocker, right exactly. >> shocker. >> that's the dish, gang. >> delicious, thank you. >> thank you very much. still to come this morning, thanksgiving just one week away. it is one week from today. better get ready. >> i haven't even started. >> you better get ready. we'll help you out and tart at the beginning with some appetizers and we'll wash it down with few cock tase, too. head into the cafe with coma later on. >> enjoy it while it lasts the most mild day of the week is right here but some big changes on the way. tucker has the details next and we will be right back. ♪ ♪♪ z2kqoz z16fz y2kqoy y16fy ♪ >> yes, that was one much my favorites from rhythm nation. one of my favorite guitar players played the video version of it. bet tan court. hey -- bell ringing. >> weather time. yeah it is. >> i get the hot seat right now. but did you want to walk to janet jackson or give us a good forecast which would you prefer. >> i like to do both at the same time. >> let's forecast first. walk it out at the end. >> are you going to walk it out. >> let's start with the wither. try to actually do our jobs temporarily. right? >> 51 now in washington. all right. here's the deal. about 60 later today. beautiful afternoon. it is going to be a breezy afternoon winds out of the south right now to shift out west here shorely and we will have some breezes but otherwise mild conditions. temps near 60. dry conditions and a very pleasant afternoon with plenty of sunshine so it should be night looking day as we get into the late afternoon. looing at your satellite/radar. and just a couple of showers up into pennsylvania. we are going to cool it down tonight this is a one-day special this warm up with highs near 60. this is your weekend forecast. just want to give you a quick heads up here. the weekend forecast it doesn't look perfect. we're going to have showers around but it look like the worst of it will be saturday night into early sunday. so it won't be a rain out kind of weekend which is good news. >> good. we'll get clouds in here but it won't rain out. behind the front by sunday the winds will pick up and it is going to be quite chilly by sunday afternoon with temperatures falling back not 40s but at least ahead of near 60 on saturday. before the rain showers get in here saturday night. enjoy this afternoon. colder tonight if you've got outdoor plans tonight or tomorrow night. i think football season still in swing. high school football. very chilly tomorrow night as well but nice couple of days. >> very nice. queue the music mack. let's have tucker barnes walk to the janet jackson. when you hear the bell walk in the other direct. (bell). >> now back toward the camera. okay. >> all right. >> like a dancing monkey. >> back to you guys in the loft. >> ♪ >> is it me or do all the walks look the same. >> it's not just you. >> i was just curious. i know it's skill. >> three years late. >> it's a good walk. because it works for every song. >> so that's the sign of a good walk. >> there you go. >> go ahead tuck. >> the pimp's stroll. >> he's walking out of the screen. >> hey we got a lot more to do on this show. 10:26 is the time. the mz headed home. coming up next the former reality star turned pro wrestler with join us lie with more on his hosting gig we're back in a moment. n a mome. ♪ >>> little janet jackson to get your day started right here on good day dc. hey, listen to this. our next guest he's climb through the ranks to become one much our most rec noisable faces if you're a west link fan wwe super star he main mania 27 opposite of john cena and dwayne the rock johnson he starred in the third, fourth and fifth of marine film franchise and he's returning home. the miz is returning to mtv with but this time not to the real world where he first got introduced to the world ace altar ego the miz this time he's hosting the challenge champs versus stars which is set to premier next week. first though he joins us live from new york. ladies and gentlemen, he is the miz and he is awesome! >> awesome. >> good morning to you, good to see you. >> how you doing? >> good to see you. >> very good to be seen. thank you. >> look, you're back on mtv h hosting this -- the show called the challenge. tell us about that. >> this whole another other evolution keeps evolving much this time we're pitting our all walks of entertainment i'm talking athletes, i'm talking comedians, tv stars, rappers, you name it, we got it. i mean, who wouldn't want to see terrell owens go up against ct? i mean it's just drama waiting to happen. >> it is. romo yo miller is he part of this, too, i think -- >> little romeo will be in it absolutely. and little romeo, man, that -- i love that kid. he is such a good well rounded athlete and just a good hearted person. and to watch him go up against our champs like wes and bananas and zac, you know, this is, you know, it's something to go for because i mean now we're putting these guys -- these stars in the atmosphere in the realm, in the arena, of these challenge champs and these challenge champs they're not just physically prepared. they're mentally prepared. and they're able to push buttons of anybody to roughly feathers to get under games. >> kind of like you do in the wwe when you're the miz, right. >> exactly what i do in the wwe. >> look tell me about some of the challenges for the people who have not seen this show. tell me about some of the challenges that these contestants will face. >> these challenges are unlike any games you will ever see in your entire life. they are hard hitting, they are very -- they're obstacles. there's puzzles. there's all different -- it challenges not only physically but mentally but then you have to be ultimate strategistúbecaue your way into making it to the finals so you can make money for your charity because all of these competitors are playing for their charity and that's what it's all about. that's where the heart is because you see that these guys, you know, it's one thing to fight for money for yourself. but it's a whole another as spec when you're fighting for someone else. >> now, when you doing reality tv show i see these challenges and things. i out of the the show locate if you get into a situation where you think okay, i can do this and then you get to point i'm like, no, this is a bit more than aybar again for. can you tap out or do you just turn the cameras off and edit it it out? how does that work. you can definitely tap out but guess what? we're going to film you quitting. >> oh wow. >> we'll film you quitting on your charity and quitting on your team. quitting on the entire thing because let's face it, you signed up for this. >> okay. >> so if you quit, the c cams as are on. it's reality based competitive show. so that's where the drama unfolds. i mean let me tell you something that's vat gee in itself. i mean if you can putt push someone's buttons so much and they're a person that is a threat to your team, and they quit, that's good for your team. am i right? that's good for your charity to make money for your charity. these are strategies that happen on these challenges. >> wow. >> that's what i'm telling you. that's why it's so entertaining to watch kind of just -- then to see the stars start seeing the game and go, oh, i see what you're doing here. it's just -- it's drama, it's comedy, it's a little bit of everything, and it's so much fun to watch especially being a host. >> right. >> and being able to throw matches into the fire. >> okay. >> that's what i like grogg you're still stirring it up. you're not just hosting you're stirring it up? >> of course, of course. i'm stirring it up. >> i'll stir the pot all day long. >> right, right. okay. before we let you go you came from mtv you went to the wwe now you're back and also did movies much what's the most challenging part of everything that you've done? which one is the most challenging? >> maintaining time and making sure that you have time for family. right now my wife is -- we're five months pregnant. >> oh wow congratulations. >> with a baby girl. yeah. and i'm so excited. but my wife is so understanding of my schedule schedule as well. we're just two busy people. i mean she's such an independent hard working both beautiful inside and out so my advice to anyone out there, always make time for your family and because that's exactly what i do even though i'm hosting, you know, the challenge champs versus stars on wwe. i'm performing at survivors series this sunday in houston in a sold out arena. >> wow. >> on wwe network. i'm on total divas with my wife on the e network. i mean no matter where we're traveling or what we're doing, we always make time for each other. >> gotcha. that's what it's all glow that's what it's all about. you're absolutely right. congratulations on the new member to your family that's coming. >> thank you. >> congratulations on all your success as well. ladies and gentlemen, the miz and he is awesome! >> awesome! >> thank you for your time today. have a good day. >> thank you. thank you. >> all right. just reminder you can catch the premier of the challenge next tuesday at 10:00 on back over to you guys. >> i like him. >> he's as fun as i remember it i really enjoyed him. enjoyed you too, wis many. >> william and harry are going hollywood apparently. the royal brothers reportedly have cameo rolls in the new star wars movie the last jedi hitting theaters next month. star wars actor john vo yea good spilled the beans on the guest spot famous faces won't be the only ones in the scene though reportedly appearing alongside tom hardy and gary barlow. don't strain yourself looking for them because according to the hollywood reporter all four appear in the film as tom troopers. how will we verify? the princes visited the set you might recall in april. prince william admit had you had a total star wars geek. star wars the last jedi hits theaters december 15th. >> we won't know but they will know. >> they will know. >> they'll know which one z. >> which is pretty cool. >> i confess i'm the trooper right behind harry and william. >> when she mysteriously disappeared that week. >> i confess. >> congratulations. >> hanging out with my bff tonight, also, janet jackson. >> she takes center stage at the capitol one a ren in a tonight much the state the world tour dj active and some of her dancers are live here in the loft. they're giving up a sneak peek at what fans can expect tonight. it's going to be hot in here. 10:37 back aft this. ♪ ♪ >> this is got to be my favorite janet jackson song. okay. today's dj -- no one at the higher level than our next gu guest. d.c. active spinning professionally for the past 18 years making some serious moves in his career that have taken him around the world with some of him hospital's big yesterday names west. kanye west, john legend, miley cyrus and the legend that brings him to down today janet jackson. before he spins for miss jackson he's spinning for us. we got some of her dancers joining us too. without further a do take it away. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you know, that's right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> somebody lost an earring. that's how hard you were shaking much pleasure to meet you la ladies. dj active come on out here. good job much. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. thanks for coming on good day. >> thanks for having us. spinning for jab net. i know you've spun for a lost people. what's it like work fog the legend. >> she's amazing. she's very humble. she goes hard every day. >> yeah. >> a blessing to work with her. i'm glad to be there. >> so do you get to have any like this is what i want much this what we're doing. keep with her. >> well me and my partner james jones is a music director we come up with different ideas and she let us add into the show bring the hiphop and that type of play. >> is this living out your dream? i know i mentioned a lot of people get to work with. >> absolutely. this is the icon. yes. this is amazing. >> happy p i'm happy to be here. >> 6 degrees of separation. you ladies, too, you're so maze. let me introduce miss shaye, allison, dominique and alexandria. welcome ladies. >> thank you. >> awesome dancing the choreography does janet have hand in that? >> yeah like obviously a lot of the choreography is years and years old but it's cool. she's like definitely trying to bring more modern play into it. >> i love that you have a group of dancers that, well, you guys look all different. i love that. janet is all about inclusivity. what is it like working with her especially because she is known for such physical show? >> it's amazing. [ laughter ] >> i'm not going lie to you it's really her but like the best experience you'll ever have. >> i'll bet. how long have you danced with janet? >> i started in 2015 actually i'm all of us at the same time unbreakable tour. >> was that like? how has it been. >> it's amazing. she's an icon and all of our dreams come true. so we're all family. >> you're doing it with your family which is great good you're obviously with your sisters here and you guys are doing this day in and day out. does it get easier as it goes along or he cally challenging every night. >> equal challenging every night. it gets harder every night. because we're facing traveling from city to city. >> right. >> waking up in different hotel rooms and having to check out of those hotels the same day as the show. working out then trying to get ready. making sure we're eating before. just a whole schedule process. >> my whole thing i know everyone talks about that rhythm nation. the whole choreography which everyone asked you can you do, right? i've always wanted to try it. i used to know this. so i'm going to put this >> no, no, no. let the ladies do it. >> come on. we're going to do the hand part. right? >> nothing too -- okay. >> the easiest part. i met someone the middle finger by accident. [ laughter ] >> let's not do that. that actually happened. but, privately. something something easy that i can do. can we try it? >> okay. so you show me one and i'll do it. >> let me put this down. >> all right. i'm doing it. >> allison want to join in. >> she's lick no. >> no. >> nope. >> what's that other leg doing? [ laughter ] >> okay. so. >> on the right. >> hey. >> one more time. >> there it is. >> now i'm all legs broken. [ laughter ] >> yeah, rhythm nation, yes, y yes. >> i want to know, i want to know where is janet right now? >> where is janet right now? >> i don't know where she's at. [ laughter ] >> where is janet right now? >> we always play where in the world is janet jackson. we >> is the baby on tour with her. >> yes. she's here? >> janet if you're watching, hello. you've got a home here in the lot of your dancers, your dee will be lit tonight. >> it will be lit. make sure you guys are there. >> if you have tickets, man, you're lucky. capitol one arena will be lit. miss janet jackson in the house. dj active, her dancers in the good day loft. >> thank you guys. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> back over to you. i'm going practice. >> hey. >> i don't think she realizes if she goes on tower how much work it will be. >> my gosh. >> makes running a marathon look easy. >> that's next year, wis. >> my bad i get the years mixed you. >> 7:45. we'll head into the good day cafe the countdown to thanksgiving officially on one week from today. this morning we'll start at the beginning and we're going to show you how to wire guests with appetizers and we'll wash them down with cocktails as well. erin got a head start on that. at least the cooking part. maybe the ckt 10:45. back after this. ♪ t internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection you get the fastest internet available with download