dee a good mother? >> i told dee dee she was the best mother. there's no way i can do what she doing -- you have a sick child, it's constantly 24/7 taking care of her and everything i mean, i always praised her and told her, "good job." >> reporter: rod and his new wife kristy would have sporadic visits with gypsy, but they are never alone. >> all the visits, dee dee had to be there the whole time. >> something never felt right about it. dee dee was so controlling. >> reporter: this is the last photo taken of rod with his daughter before fate would seemingly deal gypsy and dee dee another cruel blow leaving the pair displaced and depleted by hurricane katrina in 2005. >> the water is now 20 feet deep. >> reporter: their home ravaged by the storm and flood waters. they took refuge at this nearby special needs shelter. >> i learned from deedee, they were homeless, no place to go, so mercy hospital loaded them up >> reporter: they were evacuated here to springfield, missouri. birthplace of route 66, a tight-knit community i

make gypsy younger and younger. >> reporter: and that's not all dee dee forged located under her bed. >> was the prescription pad that deethe hospital. >> reporter: but while the paperwork might be fake, the pills and procedures were dreadfully real including multiple gastrointestinal operations, eye surgeries, even the removal of her salivary glands. >> reporter: medical records reviewed by abc news show gypsy was treated by at least 150 different doctors. >> walk me through what that appointment would typically be like. >> i would have a doll or a stuffed animal that i would play with, and mom would say, um, you know, "don't talk. just play with your stuffed animal and we'll do something fun after." >> the one things that absolutely common across every single medical record is that gypsy never spoke. every single medical record says, "mother reported," "mother states." "history by mother." >> brain scans, muscle scans, blood tests, cat scans. and you were perfectly healthy. so how would she get the doctors to understand, when none of it was true? >> she had a very sweet personality. very convincing. she would call it a

dee dee. they were always holding hands. they just had that image of what a great and sweet mother/daughter duo. >> reporter: in between hospital stays for multiple procedures including stomach surgeries, gypsy frequently jet sets across the country concert, gala the most magical place on earth, disney world. wish were taking her down to orlando all expenses paid and everything. >> royal mashed potatoes. mm-mm. >> reporter: in a horrible twist of fate shortly after deeo death. we begin with breaking news tonight, police need your help in trying to find a missing mother and daughter. >> huge police presence the crime tape was up around the house. you just can't forget that pink house with the wheelchair ramp. >> reporter: it turns out that little pink house where the two lived was actually the nerve center from which the so-called doting mother perpetrated an elaborate scam preying on the sympathies of countless good samaritans. >> we have unearthed the appearance of a long financial fraud scheme along with this tragic event. >> reporter: but who killed dee dee? perhaps the most unlikely suspect ever gypsy rose. when i meet with her she's undergone a remarkable transition now behind bars convicted of murdering her mother. >> how did you go from this to this? >> a fall from grace. i thought back then that i was a good person and now i just see it as it was a fraud and i made a horrible mistake. >> what medical conditions did you believe you suffered f

dee dee myers said the president telephoned foster to come to the white house on the evening of the 19 to watch the movie. >> the movie in the line of fire starring eastwood as a secret service agent. the question is are you willing to step into the line of fire to protect your president? >> july 20, 1993, was a busy day. supreme court nominee ruth bader ginsburg began confirmation hring befe the senate judiciary committee on capitol hill. >> my approach is neither liberal nor conservative. >> in little rock, the fbi obtained a search warrant for the office of date of hale's capital management services and in the white house rose garden, president clinton announced a major nomination. >> good morning. >> just one day earlier, bill clinton became the first president in history to fire a sitting fbi director. after william sessions refused the opportunity to resign over ethical misconduct allegations. >> today i'm pleased to nominate a law enforcement legend to be director of the fbi, judge louie freeh. >> the appointment of a new fbi director was meant to bring calm to the justice department and embattled attorney general janet reno. around noon, vince foster returned to his office in the west wing. he was seen by white house counsel bernard nussbaum and three assistants, including one whose part of the greater story wouldn't become clear for five years, a woman named linda tripp. tripp would later tell investigators foster seemed preoccupied. before leaving the building, without his briefcase, he said i'll be back. the events of the next 12 hours may forever be clouded in history but the catalyst that would lead from the whitewater land deal to one of the wildest political stories of all-time. been jimmy's longest. jimmy (shouting): james! he's survived record rain and a supplier that went belly up. so while he's proud to have helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get the most out of your money, whether you're using quickbooks smart invoicing to get paid twice as fast or automatically tracking your mileage. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. ♪ ♪ohhhh, ou! guess what i just got? uh! ♪i used to be spellbound hello again. ♪i used to be spellbound hi. ♪i used to be spellbound that's a big phone. ♪in your arms. 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>> park police wanted to come in and search the office for his papers. >> mr. nussbaum is denying them access. >> his position was i'm just trying to do what any lawyer would do to protect the interests of their client. >> are they relevant to madison? are they relevant to whitewater? what are those? >> the behavior of the president's aides would lead to years of unanswered questions about the nature of the documents in foster's position. while some things were removed from the office, others seem to suddenly appear. >> six days after mr. foster's death, a tornup note is found in the bottom of his briefcase. >> vince foster's hasn't written letter of distress was found in a briefcase in white house office torn into more than two dozen pieces. >> dee appeared to confirm suicide because of the despair about his high-pressured job. >> it did show him to be in a distressed state of mind or troubled state of mind for work. >> the note read i was not meant for the job of the spotlight of public life in washington. here ruining people is considered sport, and that the public will never believe the innocence of the clintons and their loyal staff. >> one of the "wall street journal" editors lie without consequence. on july 22nd, the "wall street journal" publishes another article concerning mr. foster. the death is a tragedy but owe it to mr. foster to find out what's going on? 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>> the park police wanted to come in and search the office for his papers. >> mr. nussbaum is denying them access. >> his position was, "i'm just trying to do what any lawyer would do to protect the interest of their client." >> but what are those records? you know, are they relevant to madison? are they relevant to whitewater? what are those? >> the behavior of the president's aides would lead to years worth of unanswered questions about the nature of the documents that had been in foster's possession. but while some things were removed from the office, others seemed to suddenly appear. >> six days after mr. foster's death, a torn-up note is found in the bottom of his briefcase. >> vince foster's handwritten letter of distress before his suicide was found in a briefcase in his white house office, torn into more than two-dozen pieces. >> white house press secretary deenote appeared to confirm suicide because of despair about his high-pressure job. >> it did show him to be in a distressed state of mind, a troubled state of mind, per work. >> the note read, "i was not meant for the job of the spotlight of public life in washington. here, ruining people is considered sport" and that "the public will never believe the innocence of the clintons and their loyal staff." >> one of the jottings on the note was "the wall street journal editors lie without consequence." on july 22nd, the wall street journal publishes another editorial concerning mr. foster. it's called "a washington death." it says, "the death is a tragedy, but we owe it to mr. foster to find out what's going on. >> when the story linking the clintons to jim mcdougal, the owner of the failed madison guaranty savings and loan, was first published, in march 1992, it had gone largely unnoticed. >> didn't amount to a hill of beans at that point in time. nobody was really paying attention to it. >>

dee dee myers has confirmed that the president telephoned foster, inviting him to the white house to watch a movie on the evening of the 19th. >> foster declined to come. the movie, "in the line of fire," stars clint eastwood as a secret service agent. and the question throughout the movie is, "are you willing to step into the line of fire to protect your president?" >> july 20, 1993, was a busy day. supreme court nominee ruth bader ginsburg began her confirmation hearings before the senate judiciary committee on capitol hill. >> my approach, i believe, is neither liberal nor conservative. >> in little rock, the fbi obtained a search warrant for the office of david hale's capital management services. and in the white house rose garden, president clinton announced a major nomination. >> good morning. please sit down. >> just one day earlier, bill clinton had become the first president in history to fire a sitting fbi director, after william sessions refused the opportunity to resign over ethical-misconduct allegations. >> today, i am pleased to nominate a law-enforcement legend to be the director of the fbi, judge louis freeh. >> in the aftermath of the waco disaster, the appointment of a new fbi director was meant to bring some calm to the justice department and to embattled attorney general janet reno. around noon, vince foster returned to his office in the west wing. he was seen by white house counsel bernard nussbaum and by three assistants, including one whose part in the greater story wouldn't become clear for another five years, a woman named linda tripp. tripp would later tell investigators that foster seemed preoccupied. she brought him lunch in his office, and before leaving the office, without his briefcase, he said, "i'll be back." the events of the next 12 hours may forever be clouded in mystery, but they are the catalyst that would lead from the whitewater land deal to one of the wildest political stories of all time. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. 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fort marcy park. that timeline and the accounts of the various witnesses would become a point of contention for years to come. at the white house, when news of foster's suicide reached chief of staff mack mclarty, president clinton was in the middle of a live television interview with larry king. mclarty phoned the first lady, who was visiting her parents in little rock, and told her the news. when the television interview ended a short time later, the president learned of the death of his childhood friend. both clintons were shocked and heartbroken by the news. >> he was atticus finch. he was kind. he was loving. he was a quiet man who believed in the law. >> the original investigation was done by the park police. they concluded it was a suicide. a lot of people said, "oh, no. he couldn't have committed suicide. he must have been murdered." >> a cottage industry of conspiracy theorists would later parse every detail and allege all sorts of wrongdoing. >> there were all kinds of crazy theories. he was murdered in the white house and rolled up in a carpet. he was murdered in the saudi embassy next door. >> i had forensic experts, including, among others, the chief medical examiner from new york, charles hirsch. he had a word for something like, "it is my unequivocal, categorical opinion that it is 100% impossible that he was murdered." >> we spent years looking into everything. the overwhelming weight of the evidence is that mr. foster committed suicide in fort marcy park. >> multiple investigations, all concluding the death was suicide, did little to silence the conspiracy theorists. >> i was asked within the last month by someone, "you don't think foster killed himself, do you?" and i said, "yes. we're convinced." >> the right wing did not like that. they wanted to believe it was murder. >> what the american public wouldn't know for many months was that the tragic death of the president's old friend was only part of the story that night. the response inside the white house and the legal and political maneuvering in the hours and days to come would put the presidency in danger. ♪ >> the intrigue and the hustle-bustle of the white house came to a halt today. president clinton canceled his public schedule after learning the tragic death of his childhood friend and white house lawyer vincent foster. >> the president shared a private moment in the west wing with his senior staff and then stepped into the rose garden to address the nation. >> and it is very important that his life not be judged simply by how it ended, because vince foster was a wonderful man. >> that changes everything. it changes the white house. it changes the clintons. >> there seemed to me to be a terrible cloud everywhere. >> vincent foster was a lifelong friend of president clinton's, and mr. clinton returned to arkansas for the funeral service. >> in the meantime, he's asked the justice department to coordinate the investigation of this tragedy. >> but on the night of the suicide and the days that followed, that investigation would be complicated by disputes over the contents of foster's office and who had access to it. >> vincent foster has died. the president has been informed. mrs. clinton has been informed. people then start visiting vincent foster's office in the white house. >> there was evidence that documents were removed from foster's office. >> the white house counsel, bernard nussbaum, presidential aides, mrs. clinton's aides start removing documents. now, what's going on with that? >> the park police wanted to come in and search the office for his papers. >> mr. nussbaum is denying them access. >> his position was, "i'm just trying to do what any lawyer would do to protect the interest of their client." >> but what are those records? you know, are they relevant to madison? are they relevant to whitewater? what are those? >> the behavior of the president's aides would lead to years worth of unanswered questions about the nature of the 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dee dee kirsch say photos of suicide can spark thoughts of suicide. >> parents of children that suffer from anxiety say this seems to be causing a lot of distress. we could actually save lives. >> many people across social media are now calling for logan to be banned from youtube. >>> other bay area headlines, this old 65-foot long boat is slowly sinking in the berkeley marina. the camelot went down this morning. crews on the scene tried to pull it out of the water. the big worry now, fuel spills. crews set up booms to contain any leaks from the boat from spreading into the marina. >>> meanwhile marin county, drake's beach and the mature beach are back open after a surfer was attacked by a shark last saturday near drake's beach. park rangers say a 12-foot long shark bit the woman's foot. she was not seriously hurt. >>> recognize these guys? they're accused of holding up a plan hill gas station at gunpoint. the two -- pleasant hill gas station at gunpoint. the two men had their faces covered when they walked into the mobile station yesterday evening. they got away with cash, cigarettes

int: and dee dee is calling from raleigh, north carolina on a republican line.o you have concerns? caller: yes, i do. i have a lot. i wanted to let everybody know, i have family in pennsylvania and wisconsin. wisconsin, where some of my family went to votes, they did not know until the day they ids, that they needed two so they got turned away. in pennsylvania, they did not know that their names were purged off of the list to vote, votes, they had to go they had to go to another city to pick up a form so that they could vote. a lot of people were not able to do that because they wanted to vote to your work. i am very yes, concerned. a lot of people are purging, they are suppressing the boat, and a lot of the democratic machines were malfunctioning. they are against everybody in congress, too. host: do you think that is a bigger issue than the potential of russia or some other foreign country trying to interfere with the election? caller: i do think russia is trying to get in and temper with our elections because putin is getting enabled by trump. i do believe th

that's all i'm asking, that they search and search and search until they find dee dee's killer. >> accordingcutor 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 this edition of "dateline extra" i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> step out of the cage. >> hands behind your back. close that gap up. >> deputies shake down a housing unit and hit a contraband jackpot. >> it'

dee thaw it or thaw it out? >> dee thaw it. >> a couple more minutes. actually at this point would be to tow. >> tow it or george we can have it maybe sit and then see what happens. maybe it will thaw out, right? >> hope so. >> reporter: hopefully. do you have to get to work. >> yes, yes. 2:00 o'clock. >> reporter: 2 okay. the good news, george, we've got some time here. okay. we'll continue to hope for the best, guys. meanwhile we'll throw it back to you but keep your fingers and toes crossed for george. >> bless george's heart. >> this cold reminds me when like my first on air job in utica, new york the blizzard of '93. i had never felt cold like that. it would freeze and i would -- i was like trust me i was 27 years old i would call my father be like, it's frozen. he was in d.c. >> right. >> utica, new york. somehow it work and i was able. i understand that pain. but i never thought it would be here. >> i know. >> that's like upstate new york craziness. >> a lot of memories at the time at the time i was couple hours away from you. >> right. >> i slept for two nights, three days at work and then i drove home and my car got stuck literally two blocks from my apartment. i had to leave it there. >> thank goodness forger roam is in the house. [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> jerome is in the house. >> i knew you had to work it in. >> that whole exchange to get that lawrence. >> it is 9:19 right now. enough of that. part two of kevin's golden globes preview. he'll share his picks for the major acting category. >> erin what are you working on this morning? >> steve, mac just announced a major security flaw. the act every user needs to take right now the department of justice getting regular to crack down on states with legalized marijuana. ice skater setting social media on fire with his song choice. we've got a check of on what else is making headlines next. ♪ music ♪ i was diagnosed with hiv in 2016, but i didn't want my life to just...stop. i wondered if starting treatment would put my life on hold. my doctor and i chose triumeq, it seemed like the right fit for me. triumeq is one pill a day. any time of day. with or without food. now, i'm moving forward with triumeq. triumeq treats hiv-1 in adults, and does not cure hiv or aids. don't take triumeq by itself don't take triumeq at all if you're allergic to any of its ingredients, or have a certain gene variation. serious or fatal allergic reactions have occurred with triumeq and other abacavir containing medicines. symptoms may include fever, rash, nausea and vomiting. for a full list, see the warning card that comes with your medicine. if you have an allergic reaction, don't take triumeq... ...or the medicines in it again. don't take triumeq if you take dofetilide or have liver problems. serious side effects include lactic acid buildup, heart attack, or liver problems. if you're female, obese, or take nucleoside analogues, you may be at greater risk. if you have hepatitis b or c, it may get worse. tell your doctor if you have liver, kidney, or heart problems, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or hepatitis b or c, if you smoke, drink alcohol or if you are, or planning to be, pregnant or breastfeeding. some medicines may interact with triumeq, so tell your doctor about any medicines or supplements you take. the most common side effects include trouble sleeping, headache, and tiredness. i'm moving forward... ...with triumeq. to learn more, get this free kit at positivestepskit.com. if triumeq is right for you. >> 9:00 twenty two. welcome back to good day on a friday. erin has the other stories making headlines this morning. good morning, erin. >> good morning. you can say friyay. >> own mac maybe an i-pad or apple. there's a major security flaw that requires an update. there's a design flaw in processor chips in these devices that could allow hackers to access your data. no one wants that and that could result in the computer's memory being lacked. passwords, photos, e-mails and instant messages are at stake and systems could slow down as much as 30%. make sure i was allow the auto mat tick updates to install. >>> well three days after california legalized use of recreational marijuana, attorney general jeff sessions says he intends to federal policy which discouraged federal prosecution of the drug in states where it was legal. senator corey gardner of colorado where recreational pot is also legal fired back threatening to nominee all nominees to the justice department you may want to play the lottery this weekend i'll get my tickets right after the show. nearly a billion dollars at stake. tonight's mega millions jackpot worh $445 million. now if you don't win that you could try powerball tomorrow. that jackpot is up to 550 million. i'm going get tickets to both. why not? parents bit of relieving news for you this morning. federal health officials say fewer teens are having sex. data from the cdc now shows proportions of high school students that are sexually active is dropping cdc researchers say the drop is mainly driven by a decline in the number of ninth and tenth graders having sex. health experts suggest sex education is most likely the explanation for that downward ten. >>> finally, i love this story ice skater setting social media on fire with one recent performance. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ that's cool. >> that was awesome. right, guys figure 68 jimmy performing to lil john turn down for what. the first unconventional song performed to. last season he skated to eminem medley i like the song i like the performance much he's got a ton of showman ship. looking really good out there. >> he's turning the figure skating world on their heads. >> we give him tens. >> yes. >> gone are the days of brian boy ton in a to gershwin. >> he looks really good in that blackout fit. the moves. >> he looks strong. >> napolean dynamite will ferrell. >> i forget the name of it. >> blazes of >> blades of glory. >> thanks erin. >> so funny. >>> we'll go from skating to football right now the grid iron the patriots holy trinity could be coming to an end coming up next more on the pre-play off drama between brady, belicheck and craft. >> first though, come monday, for the first time maybe ever you might want the weekend to actually be over quicker that's because some warmer weather could be on the way next week. tucker will have all the details in the seven day. maureen? >> all right. justin timberlake releasing the first single from his new al man want man of woods and it is filthy. that's the name of the song plus jussie smollett going solo. he just released his first single. we'll have sam pelvis both. and speaking of music the four debuted last night. did you watch? this morning kevin sitting down witness celebrity judges and then later, pulling it altogether. paul wharton joins us live with a sneak peek of his new book. right now it's 9:26. we're back right after this. ♪ ♪ >>> 9:29 right now on this friday morning. friday makes you think about the weekend. weekend might make you think about football. no snow day fort patriots despite blizzard in new england despite a bye week the team practiced in white out conditions at gillette stadium yesterday this is how you get ready for home field advantage. coach belicheck made practice mandatory. myself on the scoreboard. the philosophy of the coach is practice in the elements in case they have to play in the elements. behind the scenes there's more drama than on the field that may be the case with the patriots right now. could there be trouble in paradise? according to espn report belicheck, brady and craft the holy trip nest patriots are not getting along. >> wow! >> sources close to the team say this could be the last year all three are on the team. it's apparently grown that contentious. issues include differences regarding tom brady's trainer and business partner and the team's long-term quarterback plans. all of that coupled with belicheck's hard nose coaching style may have them the makings afront office sequel. what will happen up in new england land. >> a new owner. >> i think robert craft has the safest of those three jobs. >> who is the safest? would it be -- >> the owner is the safest. >> robert craft for sure. >> not him between the coach and the quarterback >> tom brady is old. >> that's true. >> yeah. have you noticed how my football knowledge is starting to come along here. >> i had. >> you noticed right, al. >> turned the page in 2018. >> i'm trying. resolutions. >> you're amazing. >> brady is in great shape. >> is he 40. >> he's 39. did he just turn 40. close. >> he's close. >> he needs somebody in the pocket when he throws deep -- >> don't too too much. >> it will row veal. >> shhh. >> baby steps. [ laughter ] >> never mine. they traded away his backup who is having a great second half of the season out in san francisco. so there's some questions what's happening right now. >> tom brady can't be their future. >> no. >> right? >> but they're still the number one seed. >> and probably within the super bowl. >> right. >> despite all of that. >> all right. let's move on to team that has no dysfunction whatsoever, the skins. >> that's right. >> due for little season in review today look into the future at leave from the quarterback's perspective. here's the deal. kirk cousins we don't know we might get a little better idea when he talks with our good friend and contributor grant paulson sitting down with grant and danny from 106.7 the fan this afternoon in jamming java in vienna virginia will kirk stay with the team or take advantage of boeing a free agent? cousins is due to take questions from fans. now fans paid money to ask questions of kirk cousins in, you know, cousins put this together to help benefit the dc dream center and kirk is not shied away from answering questions in the past he's been pretty straight forward. the fact that people are paying money to ask the questions, i expect he will give some answers. >> yeah. >> now, obviously if he's negotiations with the team he can't give it all away. hopefully we'll get a better idea as the future of kirk and the skins. >> i like kirk suss since. >> i do, too. >> i hospital he stays. >> burt i get it if he goes. >> totally understand if he goes but i just like him. >> mow, you agree. >> of course i agree. >> 9:32. [ laughter ] >> tucker how low can you go? >> how low can go. >> do we have winner. >> steve? >> yes. >> they can tab him can't they. >> it gets more expensive every year. >> i know it's expensive but they could tag him. >> it gets really expense si. >> i feel like a game show host. how low can you go? >> ♪ >> hey. ♪ >> hit it, tuck. >> tuck you got to go low. there it is. >> yeah. >> oh, my back. >> who knew? the fun was witness temperatures this morning. the lowest i've found so far 0 degrees. thank you chris. >> that's low. >> great north mountain area in virginia. >> hey. >> hit zero. although we have had lots of reports of 2 degrees, laurel got to 7 degrees. and lots of single digits out there early. so yeah. how low can you go. i'm worried you tonight we'll go real low like zero or even negative numbers for much of the area. 15 now in washington. winds out of the west northwest at 17. our wind chill here in the city more pleasant if we lip the prompter, hugs after the show. that's one of the more pleasant places. thank you. there's your lee von wind chills. minus 23 in pittsburgh. minus 20 up in binghamton. oakland, maryland, this morning minus 25 for wind chill. so obviously these numbers extremely dangerous. you know, limit your time outside make sure your skin is not exposed. you'll have to wear your cute mittens later today, steve, when you go out. aww. >> it's going to be cold for the time being here next couple of days. again extreme cold. all right. what do we call this guy, bomb cyclone is off to the north and east what's left of it, and so what we're looking at now to the back side, very very strong winds i'm sure you heard them overnight and early this morning. unfortunately, here with very strong pressure gradient arctic high pressure to the west we're getting kind of funneling effect and the winds will be blowing at 30, 40 miles an hour this afternoon. so in addition to brutally cold temeratures, we'll be contending with winds this afternoon as well. and no real let up her he can treatment cold for the next couple of days. daytime highs later today even with sunshine, teens to about 20. and then overnight tonight i'm afraid much of the area will be very close to zero by tomorrow morning. we're likely to set some records locally this weekend. i think national will be safe but probably dulles airport will be in jeopardy here as our overnight lows will be back in the single digits. gradual warmup. there could be some ice around here monday. sorry about that. but the reason we're getting ice getting warmer temperatures you can see maybe it will be back to normal around here by tuesday, wednesday, thursday. and i promise that will feel tropical after what we've been putting up with for the better part of two weeks here. very cold this afternoon, guys. cold tonight. back to you. >> tuck, thanks very much. fun fact mittens keep your hands warmer than gloves. >> and they're cute. >> you do look cute in yours. >> i appreciate it tucker got them for me for christmas. >> hollywood the award season is kick off on this sunday and it will also do so under dark cloud. coming u >> it's okay, al. >> give me a break. i need the prompter flipped. i said it. it's done. coming up next kevin has more on the industry how it plans to respond to the me too movement and part two of his predictions. hugs after the show. ♪ >> 9:38. welcome back everybody. homily wood kicks off award season sunday with the golden globes. will you be watching? but it won't be the frivolity. because hollywood has been serious note under a dark cloud ever since harvey weinstein and the me too movement so kevin is out in la this morning with more hahn how the tone of the show could change. and part two of his predictions. kev, good morning. let's start with the tone. how does seth myers plan to tackle this? good morning to you, allison and steve and maureen and holly. i think that this particular show is going to be interesting much it is the first big show since all of the sexual assault and harassment allegations. so many myers has spoken about the fact that he will be tackling this subject. we know that the women will be wearing all black in protest, and he is fully supportive of that, um, the big question will be the tone of how he approaches the subject matter. we know myers is a comedian but myers' wife actually a sexual assault attorney. with sexual assault type of cases and so he says in an interviews in hollywood reporter that he's actually had discussions with his wife about this for a long time. the idea that this is just coming out now is, you know, that's the reason why it's such a huge story and it's such a big deal because, you know, people weren't talking about it for so long. so i'm interested to see the tone of how he handles it considering it's very close to him as well considering what his wife does for work. it will be interesting to see what he does. >> we resident looking to that and kev, we've talk about the two major things before was this comedy best picture and then also drama best picture, but we want briefly talk about and that get to the actors and actresses. >> yeah. the show is going to be on sunday night as i mentioned seth myers hosting. we'll start off with best picture musical comedy. i can't believe get out is in this category. but i do think it will win in this category it has a lot buzz going forward one of the best films of the year. when a film gets summit flood category the studios decide that. i don't know what they're thinking was, but my assumption would be that it would compete better in this -- this particular category. movie had some comedy in it but we all know that it was more of a thriller an horror film. so my pick for that is best picture musical comedy will be get out and just know that the best thing about this year allison is there's absolutely no front runners in a lot of these bigger categories. there's so many people who could win these awards and so many unless that could also be front runners. so it actually makes it more exciting but a little bit more difficult on my end to predict so just know that it could be -- it also could be the disaster artists on sunday night. >> who should win? >> who do you think will win and who should win? >> for musical comedy get out no question. i mean that is my deaf pick torque drama, best picture drama, this category, again, wide open. could be the shape of water, it could be cal mow about your name, it could be the post, i'm going to stick with dunkirk only because of what that movie did for film making. i don't know if that has a chance to win. it is a massive frontrunner just in a lot of different cate categories. that's my will win should win but, again, you might hear shape of water you might hear call mow by your name. it's going to be all up in the air sunday night. >> hey, kev? >> yeah. >> i know that it's so weird about getting out what you're saying so last year la had a land obviously won which was musical and very appropriate for that category. but i just look up the three years before that, the winners in that same category were the martian, the grand pest hotel and american hustle. so it doesn't really seem like any of these movies fit into this category. >> yeah. budapest hotel i comedy. martian had some funny moment but not really. and i think get out is probably the crazy yesterday one to be in musical com dough category much that's my concern when the voters are looking at the ballot and looking at musical or comedy and they see get out, is there going to be -- how does that factor into the award there? so i don't know. get out will get nominated for best pictures at the oscars. it doesn't make the difference. the golden globes in my opinion are irrelevant. >> in the studio thanks the one who does it. let's move on to drama here. who will win, who should win? >> actor in a drama i think this is definitely definitely going to go gary ole man two months ago i would have said 100% gary ole man darkest hour. he's my will win, should win. i don't think the performance of his career he'll be winning for his career. but about a month or ohing a things started to shift. by your name is now also considered a frontrunner and he's this young kid amazing in the film and i'm interested to see what happens i think he has a lot of esteem right now and that name might get called on sunday night. i'm going to stick with my guns on gary old man he's amazing in the roles winston churchill and darkest hour. that's my will will should win. but you also might here timothy's name sunday night. >> best actress drama, should win, will win? >> this might be the only category that i'm 100% sure on. pretty sure frances mc dorman will take this and she's incredible in three billboards outside of he beening missouri. she play as mother whose caught is killed. she feels the police are not doing their jobs so she buys these billboards. essentially challenging the police officers to find the killer of her daughter. i think she's going to win much she's my will lynn should win. >> best actress comedy musical >> i think this is going to go to margot robbie. margot robbie is so great in this movie. if you haven't seen this the tanya harding story. >> i saw it. she was excellent. and you know what, after all these years i feel like tanya harding is like now exonerated and will be after the public sees this movie. >> i agree. the movie really kind of paints a very -- you feel for her. movies clearly change things. there's fictional things added in to fit into a story line, but what i gathered from the film was that, you know, while she had some type of involvement, she -- you know she didn't physically do anything but again when you see the movie you'll understand what allison and i are talking about. she's amazing. >> she's amazing. >> she learned to that ice skating and the only scenes they really had to do the face replacement when she was doing the triple axle and some of the harder state skating stuff. that's actually her a lot of ti >> this scene we're watching when she's putting her makeup on and has to go out there with that face. margot robbie i didn't underestimate her but aft this especially so much respect for her. last one best actor in comedy musical who will win, who should win. >> franco will take this for the disaster artist. he plays tommy war saw. the room of an actor winning award for playing that part will be a big story. i think that daniel a call lee deserve this award he was in get out but i think franco will end up taking it but i'm kind of hoping daniel sneaks in there and takes it though. we'll see. >> kev, thanks. we'll be watching. i know you don't poop -- i'll be watching the golden globes on sunday. thank you. >> i'll see you guys at 10:30 with my interview with diddy and dj khaled and meghan trainor. stay tuned. >> see you then. that new show the four here on fox. fabulous i'm hearing from the reviews so far. >>> coming up the harlem globetrotters returning to the dc area for this week free friday give away you can win four tickets and pre-game magic passes to see the globetrotters march 17th at capital a recent n it's a prize with value of $428 and provided by... >> one winner select beside random drawing on january 8th. all entrants have to be 18 or older. good luck. holly over to you. >> you'll hike coming up how to transform your mind, body and spirit in just one month. author and wellness expert nicole thomas. she is live in the good day cafe with us. she'll teach us all about virtuous living. that's coming up next on good day. don't go anywhere. ♪ music ♪ i was diagnosed with hiv in 2016, but i didn't want my life to just...stop. i wondered if starting treatment would put my life on hold. my doctor and i chose triumeq, it seemed like the right fit for me. triumeq is one pill a day. any time of day. with or without food. now, i'm moving forward with triumeq. triumeq treats hiv-1 in adults, and does not cure hiv or aids. don't take triumeq by itself if you're resistant to any of it's ingredients. don't take triumeq at all if you're allergic to any of its ingredients, or have a certain gene variation. serious or fatal allergic reactions have occurred with triumeq and other abacavir containing medicines. symptoms may include fever, rash, nausea and vomiting. for a full list, see the warning card if you have an allergic reaction, don't take triumeq... ...or the medicines in it again. don't take triumeq if you take dofetilide or have liver problems. serious side effects include lactic acid buildup, heart attack, or liver problems. if you're female, obese, or take nucleoside analogues, you may be at greater risk. if you have hepatitis b or c, it may get worse. tell your doctor if you have liver, kidney, or heart problems, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or hepatitis b or c, if you smoke, drink alcohol or if you are, or planning to be, pregnant or breastfeeding. some medicines may interact with triumeq, so tell your doctor about any medicines or supplements you take. the most common side effects include trouble sleeping, headache, and tiredness. i'm moving forward... ...with triumeq. to learn more, get this free kit at positivestepskit.com. and ask your doctor if triumeq is right for you. ♪ >> ten minutes before 10:00 right now all week long we've been motivating you to keep your health and wellness goals in the new year on this friday we want to continue the trend. our neck guest is sure to do just that because she's a wellness expert who says her new book will transform your mind, body and spirit i it's called "living virtuously" the includes encouraging massages p as much as, activities and delicious rec recipes. show jones us live in the good day cafe to whip up a a few. good morning to you nicole thomas. it's good to see you. >> good to see you happy new year. >> explain to meet concept of the book. >> people make it a whole lot thorn it needs to be. simply doing something better today than you did yesterday. it make life so much easier. takes the stress out of it. a lot of people get worried about health and wellness i need to lose the last 15 pounds. my gosh, i need to change this or that. just focus on if you didn't drink as much water yesterday, do something better today. >> i love that. >> didn't eat as much protein as you needed yesterday do that better today. >> so when in your life did you realize you needed to come up with this kind of plan? >> well, it all started about ten years ago i was diagnosed with celiac disease after eight years of misdiagnosis. i was told i had everything from like -- one doctor told me spoiled housewife syndrome and i needed to go out and get a job that's why i was depressed. can you believe that? >> now he might have said that because just in case you don't know she's married to etan thomas. former nba player. so wow. how judging. >> exactly. but if anybody knows me they know that's the furthest from the truth i was told everything to lupus. so all of my symptoms were really severe and for me, i didn't realize it was gluten allergy the whole time. once i took the food out of my system, i started to heal i got better. i started to feel better ins instantly i recognized certain foods aren't just meant for everybody when you have this whole cookie cutter approach it doesn't work. you have to be able to look at the individual as a person. see what work for them and taylor a program that suits them. >> let's kind of do a day because you say you can do this in 31 days. what are you making for us today food wise. >> food wise we've got quinoa. quinoa they call it the food of the gods because it's filled with protein, filled with iron. super super super power packed. quinoa is a base of our bowl. today we'll do a sweet one. with our sweet spice called fa raw cane sugar and vanilla bean. fresh berries we'll top, any milk of your choice. the trick to quinoa is soaking your grains. if you have grain or seeds you need to soak them because it removes fit tick as sitter it stops your body from absorbing them that's what we need, right. >> exactly. >> add your berries to the top. few nuts. it. >> ing light wonderful. >> it's really good. >> it looks healthy but also really looks good. >> it's freezing outside you want something that's warming and something that will kind of support you and nourish you as you go throughout your day. this is our sweet spice little bit on top. >> in your book you have daily recipes kind of things. >> daily recipes. we've got everything from, jeez, your lamb chops that you might love when you want to splurge some days to smooth these and juice blends. we've got all kinds of good stuff in there. >> this looks great. if please give it a try. >> i will definitely give eight try. this obviously for my body. >> let's talk about what would i do or what might be one step to help my pipe. >>> in the book there are journal sessions and lots of questions that ask you questions about what your thinking about. how your thoughts pertain to your health. are you thinking about things part of the healing process for me was going through traumas i dealt when i was child. and we don't heal. >> really good. >> thank you. >> we don't heal like overnight. people don't get sick overnight they don't heal overnight. you have to let yourself heal. we heal in layers as you start to peel back the layers, a lot of questions are designed to kind of really get to the heart of the things. a lot of things, arc lot of times people don't think about we eat certain things for reasons. obviously not all of them are for nutritional reasons. sometimes we eat certain things because of emotional reasons. >> um-hmm. >> and so if you'll be brave enough to dive in answer the questions honestly. >> fine the cause maybe it will stop what you're eating. >> exactly. >> let's talk about the third part. the spiritual side. >> spiritual side it's critical. shout out to my church. hey baptist church of glenn arden and my family at home watch it's been the piece of me that sustains me it's been the thing that didn't let me give up when i was dealing with suffering with postpartum. it was what kind of helped me to get through all of the challenges, and so the script wal pieces and pieces of inspiration in the book are really that to support people and encourage them. >> you don't have anything, you got to have faith. >> you got to have faith. >> that's what i tell people all the time. got to have faith. >> here's the deal. where can you get the book. >> it's available all the spices all the products awesome wooden spoons here that says made with love. >> this is my favorite thing in the whole segment. i'm totally buying one of these for myself. >> all of its available on the website virtuous living.com. we have group program opening up january 17th for women that really want to focus in and get well this year. no more talking. no more excuses. >> doing. just do it, do it, do it in 31 days. see where you are. chances you'll be in better place. >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> back over to you guys. >> great stuff. i like it. i that book. that's all i'm saying. let's turn this thing around. more to come on good day at 10a. you've her the new justin timberlake song. we'll introduce to that new music. jussie smollett from empire he's got new tunes. >> he's got some pipes for sure. sarah tiara has laughs we'll join up with her she'll be here in the loft. >> paul wharton is helping us pull it altogether. he's going to come in and dish on his new book. >> yes, paul wharton. first though it's cough tee time on good day dc. if you have been eyeing our cool cool good day mugs we have a new good day d.c./wed dunkin' donuts nothing give away the perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee. head to foxdc.com/contest ors or facebook page at facebo facebook.com/fox5 d.c. to enter our mug 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i'm spending a little more tom with nicole thomas. she says you can't change what you don't address. amen, sister. >> amen one of the many things pieces of advice you can get her new book called living virtuously. >> you do the savorier bowl too. >> this is super easy i took leftovers from the night before, sweet potatoes, as garr wuss, bell peppers. you plate it over quinoa. >> it looks amazing. the book looks amazing i highly suggest you start changing your live now. she says you'll be better in 31 days. >> thank you very much. >> happy new year to you. >> thanks. >> somebody tell me how to cook quinoa real quick in don't you just boil it. >> i know you soak it. that's all i need to know. >> nicole will hang out. i'll show you. >> okay. >> got the soak part. >> do you have a warm bowl that will warm us up. >> they are warm. >>ec i want something will stick to my bones. >> that's exactly what this is. exactly what you need. >> whew, bring it on over here. tucker needs to talk about the cold weather. while you can talk about how cold it is, how cold it's going get as we look outside on this misery. that's all i can talk about the misery out that. tucker, what do we expect for the rest of the day and nicole come on whoever here with that bowl? >> i'd like to make request for hoho bowl. >> what's that. >> no. >> we're not eating ho hos in this year. >> virtuous living. >> really tucker. >> okay. >> how dare you? >> 16 in washington. very very cold across the area in fact dangerously cold. air temperatures still doing single digits north there. west minster at nine. 13 up in baltimore. 18 leonardtown. let's see. 14 dulles. we had wind chills this morning that i saw that were minus five. minus ten out that oakland, maryland. we had wind chill earlier this morning of minus 25. look at the winds gusting 48 -- 40 out at dulles. we continue to be under the influence of the leftovers of that major major storm that we off the coast yesterday. and it's going to be a windy, very cold and in fact dang dangerously cold afternoon here with wind chills which will remain around zero for much of the afternoon. wind chill right now in d.c. me us in one. minute us in seven in fred lick. five in leonardtown. please lots and lots of area. make sure your skin is not exposed. you will suffer from frost bite. no let up for the next couple of days much it looks beautiful with lots of sunshine but don't be fooled by it that wind is all business today with winds continue to go gust out of the north and west at 20 to 30 even at times 40 miles an hour and then the winds will let up tonight overnight tonight i'm afraid we can see our defendant temperatures yet. much of the area here most of the area single digits and parts of the area will likely wake up with numbers minus two, mite 20 your daytime high. again, colder tonight. much of the area right around zero by early tomorrow morning. and then we're also all set for one of our defendant weekends we've had quite sometime across the d.c. area. i'll have details on that and the good news on the seven day forecast which i'll have momentarily a warmup to look forward to next week as well. guys, back to you. >> you know it's sad when i would prefer that wind gust map was the temperature map. >> exactly. >> i would take 38 degrees right now. >> good point. thanks tuck. >>> before we check what's trending, erin como is back with a check on what making headlines this morning. erin, good morning. >> good morning allison begun morning to all of you as well. >>> first up, tucker talked about it, it is freezing out there. record-breaking cold air and bitter winds are in the forecast this weekend. parts of the new england will feel like the minus 40s and as low as minus 15 degrees throughout the rest of the northeast. winter went weather being blamed for at least 16 deaths this week. more than 100,000 people throughout the mid atlantic and new england are without power and nearly 4,000 flights were canceled because of the storm >>> well the white house is cracking down on staff and guests using personal sell l cell phones at work. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says the decision was about security and not about leaks. the ban will not apply to the press who have press briefings in the west wing. the white house says staffers will still be able to use their government issued devices. >>> well the dow jones industrial average tops 25,000 for the first time and today it's continuing its history-making rise. the dow gained more than 150 points yesterday. other major indexes also hit all-time highs. right now the dow is up 63 points. >>> all right. facebook news. mark zuckerberg says he will fix face back in 2018. the facebook ceo has declared a -- past challenges wearing a tie every day, learning to speakman darrin and eating meet meat from animals he killed himself e wants to focus on protecting facebook users from abuse, defending against interference by nation sta on facebook time well spent. >> all right. finally, this story. a philadelphia father is putting the city's signature sandwich to use in whole new way look at those photos. he used cheesesteaks to measure his babies size for entire year. brad williams started the cheesesteak scale his two week old lucas was about the same size of a cheesesteak he brought home. william snapped a picture of the sandwich next to his newborn and the tradition was there born. babies and cheesesteaks are quite similar. they are warm and cuddly but quote once you end wrap them expect a huge mess. oh, come on. don't that to philly. don't ruin the cheesesteaks for me. cute pictures. unnecessary commentary. >> but the baby is cute. >> keep the baby. >> i thought the comment tar was kind of funny really. >> thanks. >> thanks erin. >> thanks. >> time now 10:06. it's time to check what's trending. >> first up, the bombshell book about the trump administration is out today. the president's attorney issued a cease and desist order to try and stop the book from going on sale. but the book's publisher released it early. in fact it was on sale at midnight at kramer books here in the district. in the book steve bannon calls the president's son unpatriotic and tree season us in for meet wig a russian lawyer he calls ivanka quote dumb as a brick. and said the on-going russia investigation is a category five hurricane for the admini administration. last night president trump tweeted that wolf never had authorized access to the white house. that the book was full of lies and sources that don't exist and referred to bannon as sloppy steve. the book is called fire and f fury. >> all right. very popular right now. as chris wallace told us when we talk to him earlier this morning the if you lie cher plans to say this is the book the record doesn't want to you read and that is just going to market it even more. already amazon saying it will take i was month to get it if you order it this morning. >> here's what i woman house she intimated she'd write a book. does this steal her thunder? what more could she possibly say this book won. >> she was an insider versus interview the signs. >> i also think she may introduce some different issues that were, you know, maybe more personal to her. >> it just occurred to me who else book would come out. she did talk about that sean spicer. >> he also was on another program this morning. >> he was very white house supportive. >> supporting the book. >> michael wolf had limited access but when a lot of people are saying the problem with this book is, he is not directly quoting a lot of people. he heard this from somebody about somebody in addition to the interviews did he do himself see lot of people were saying look either a tribute it to somebody or don't include that as part of the book. so i think omarosa's book sean spicer's book they would be this is what i saw. this is what i would have beened told people win the white house. >> in essence for credible. >> we shall see. >> long-time jeopardy host alex trebek had had surgery for blood clots on his brain. trebek appeared wearing a jeopardy baseball cap. >> some of you may have heard by now that during the holiday break i had a slight medical problem. some dural hematoma. blood clots on the brain caused by a fall i endured about two months ago. surgery was performed. after two days in the hospital, i came home to start recovery. the prognosis is excellent. and i expect to be back in the studio taping more jeopardy programs very very soon. i want to thank all of you for your concern. >> wow. here's the thing trebek is not given an official timetable for when he'll be back on the air although there are reports out this mor way that they taped the show and when the shows air he could be back taping again within two weeks. because of the taping schedule, they may not miss any episodes as to when they might. >> from that video he seems great. >> yeah. >> how old is he? >> rather incredible. >> 77 years old. >> yeah. he signed through his 80th birthday. and he's been hosting jeopardy for the past 34 years. >> alex trebek is an inn anything ma to me. for much we've seen him on the show for how many years i don't know that i know anything about him. >> let's snot sleep on the fact he knows the between between began is it a and gangster. >> he sure does. >> in full disclosure i wonder does he -- he seems to know all the categories and the answers. >> right. >> i wonder if he's acting as host or if he really does have all that knowledge. it seem like does he. >> all this stuff you wonder. who is alex trebek? >> he has great voice. >> exactly. i guess wick peter ya where was he born. >> he's canadian i think. >> man. >> all right. he has a deep classic. >> yeah. obviously studies up on lot. >> he's renaissance man. >> and he's successful. >> he's learning something every day from the categories. >> does he doesn't he show insurance to old people. >> colonial penn. if you're looking for love this new year this week zen your chance 40 busiest day for online dating his sunday. according to online dating platforms like match.com and plenty of fish, usage is exp expected to reach record highs on january 7th which is already been appropriately dubbed dating sunday from now until february 14th more than 1 million dates will emerge from online dating platforms and it does make total sense when you're hoping to find serious relationship trying to kick start one or locking down a valentine or just to put yourself out there in 2018 the first weekend of the year best time to start swiping away looking for love, get your boo on. >> it makes sense. >> for lot of people al we were miss the holidays already. you want something else to look forward to. >> do you. >> absolutely. >> take that as the opportunity to find somebody. >> aww. >> may the find you'r the love e looking for this year. >> the four made its debut last night and kevin mccarthy hit the red carpet to catch up witness celebrity judges. he'll join us live with all the details. >> first justin timberlake's first single from his new album is out. and it's not as tennessee as you might expect. , plus winter, little longer than expected for you game of thrones fans. and later, demi lovato isn't perfect and she's not sorry. >> i love that song, don't you? >> we'll have the details when we check the good day celebrity dish coming up next. ♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. ♪ >> all right. quarter past the hour. it's time for to us check the good day celebrity dish. >>> and first up so much for going country. right? earlier this week justin timberlake teased that his new album man of the woods was inspired by his family and his tennessee roots. well the first single is out. and it's filthy. [ laughter ] >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i like it. >> i love it. i love it, i love it. the first single called filthy and the video hit the web right at midnight. he channels apple founder steve jobs showing off a dancing robot who shows off some sexy back style moves with some back up dancers. now, we showed you the trailer for timberlake's new album in the dish earl this week. >> i'm confused. >> for the rest of it will sound like we'll find out on february 2nd. >> okay. >> i love love love the -- i lost song filthy. i love the video. i love watching the robot dance. good did you see his wife just now. >> i don't like her as much. >> no, they're cute. >> i really love jt, though. >> i do, too. i think that that dancing robot will show up in the half time perormance at the super bowl. >> okay. i can't wait. i love that. >> it will be awesome. >> remember how much he can dance too. jt do your thing much that's not the only music video we have for you this friday. with new music for the first time not affiliated with the hot -- hot hit fox show empire. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so the first single is called freedom. it's out now. smollett full album called some of my music is due out ma march 2nd. >> we all know he can sing. so this is nice he's doing it. >> i really hope it does well because i do think he's really talented. >> i do too. >> out every all the people on the show. there's other talented people on the show but i really -- i end joe him. >> i do too. >> i hope does he well and can become more than -- >> just empire character. >> exactly. me too. >> i hope he can be a music tar. >> we're rooting for you jussie. >> we can say we remember when he just started. >> that's right. >> we know winter is here. for you game of thrones fans winter isn't coming any time soon. the eighth and final season of hbo biggest all time won't come out until 2019. >> what? >> hbo sent the press releasing confirming the timeline yesterday. the final season of game of thrones will be six episodes in total. >> okay. here's an up side, though. each episode might be more than an hour in length. in fact according to one source the final season could consist of six feature film length episodes. >> that's game of throwns for you. >> that's why it's taking so long. >> right. >> isn't it we're. it speak to the popularity of that show that they could wait for a whole year and put something out and fans will just be ready for it? >> clamoring for it. >> okay. >> maureen made the good point this morning. maybe now we can actually watch it. >> we have a year to catch up. >> all the episodes. >> that show is intense. >> it's huge. >> is it? >> i've never seen one episode. >> mark watches it and it's like -- i mean it's total like medieval times yeah. >> i will say this. i kind of felt like i missed the band wagon. i'm not going to do it now i have a year. >> the dragons are grown now. they were babies at she can control them they went all while. >> i'd kind of like to see what it is. >> it would be funny if we went back and we did our commentary on it like youtube. >> yeah. >> it would be crazy. >> right. >> like these dragons are in insane. >> they stole our idea. >>> what happens when olivia pope meets anna lease keating. we'll final out. epic cross over between planned shondra rhymes biggest hit. i watched scandal. i'm not how to get away with murder fan. have you watch that one. >> no. >> the stars of the show carrie washington and viola davis teased each other about their whereabouts in washington tweeting, hey miss viola davis this spot look familiar this is what kerry said? where are you davis tweeted back a picture of the scandal set. i love a good crossover. >> really? i always think when they finally crossover they've jump the shark. >> i love -- like when -- i was little it would be a love boat >> i didn't like that. >> i feel like it's a last ditch effort to try to save both shows. >> do you. >> i do. >> okay. well this is the last season of scandal. so it doesn't matter. >> right. how it wraps up in april is anyone's guess. i'm waiting for this. this will be the first time the two leading ladies have shared the small screen. >> you know what with scandal, i could not miss an episode and then in the last -- >> it did. when she was in that prison. >> that's when i stopped watching. >> it was like what's going on right now? >> a little crazy. >> it's good knowledge you shall watch before it ends. >> i got too many shows to catch up on. >> game of thrones. >> i had to have fits and kerry washington's character. >> you want the president -- >> he wants to be president. >> i want them together. >> are they not together right now. >> they're not together. >> it didn't look like it from the video. >> they cross it with game of thrones second tick figure out what happened to the dragons. >> exactly right. she finds out everything. >> any way that's your dish, i believe. >> she's a sixer. >> she's the fixer. >> that's a good one. fast dish. are we sure. >> there's one more. >> i'm sorry. the dish is the -- thi [ laughter ] >> demi lovato minot always feel as confident as her hit song suggest but that is isn't stopping her from living her best life. yesterday she posted a photo of herself frolicking on beach in a one piece black and white striped bathing suit with this caption. you actually can't seen the whole picture um secure about my legs in this picture but i'm posting because i look so happy this year i'm deciding i'm letting go of my perfection niche and embracing freedom from self criticism. she continued, learning to love my body the way it is is challenging but live changing. giving up my eating did you order has the most challenging journey of my life but i work every day towards solid recovery even if i mess up sometimes. she continued, today i'm feeling strong. you all can do it, too. it is possible. thank you god for this new chapter in my life. and that is a good way to use your celebrity. good for her. >> how do you not root for that? >> she's gorgeous. >> she sure is. >> okay. and that's your [ laughter ] >> whew, okay. >> i'm full. >> 10:21. still to come comedy central star sarah teyona will join us live in the loft in tucker coming back with details on the warmup much please say it again warmup on the way. back after this. ♪ ♪♪ kick off the new year with a deal that will save you money for the next 2 years guaranteed. fios is here with a great offer on the 100% fiber-optic network. it starts with the fastest internet available. plus up to 200 channels. plus phone, plus showtime for 2 years. plus multi-room dvr service for 2 years. plus a 2 year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month online with a 2 year agreement. that's a lot of pluses, and over $800 dollars in savings. just think about having the best internet with the best showtime shows. it's what our customers expect. that's why fios has won the j.d. power award for "highest rank by customers for residential internet service in the east five years in a row. so get the fastest internet available tv and phone plus showtime and multi-room dvr service included a 2 year agreement. stuck in a contract no problem we'll help you out with up to a $500 dollar credit for your early termination fee. get it all with fios. but hurry this offer ends january 17th. go to getfios.com >> yes, it is cold as ice out there. look at those rooftops. they're covered in snow. that snow a lot of it melted the freezing temperatures. we're just looking for warmup. any come up for the dmv, right, tuck? >> yeah, i wish i can deliver. ♪ [ laughter ] >> we know how you feel we want to sing, too. >> let's go. yes. cold temperatures to start your day and wind chill out there that's below -- the wip chill is below zero for much of the area to start your day. brawly cold morning. brutally cold weekend ahead, and maureen as far as the warmup you got to wait until next week many i think by tuesday and wednesday our temperatures will be back in the 40s, and after what we've been enduring the past ten days or so 40ing will feel fantastic. a long long time. all right. 16 now in washington. hey, pittsburgh is up to zero. 11 up in new york. 12 in boston. ocean city if you guys are curious got 11-inches of snow yesterday. so sure enough, blizzard verified down there with gusty winds and speaking of gusty winds we're dealing with the wind chills around here right no just punishing wind chills. minus one the current wind chill here in the city. minus five out dulles. minus seven in gaithersburg so it is really really cold and look what's going on in pittsburgh where the currently minus 19. that's the wind chill. so later this afternoon our daytime highs in the teens to about 20 here in the city. most of the area is in the teens then what will happen tonight, the winds will start to quit. but as the winds let up, we're really going watch temperatures bottom out overnight tonight. i think much of the area very close to zero or at least low single digits for overnight lows later tonight. our big storm from yesterday pushing up north of maine up into canada and in its wake here we still got the very windy conditions. so we call this very pressure grade yen high pressure to the west and that storm to our north and eve giving us a lot of wind an big wind field. so we'll continue to see winds gusting 30, 40 miles an hour around here later this afte afternoon. extreme cold. i mentioned the winds let up tonight and look what happens overnight single digits in the forecast. here in the city 9 degrees. much of the area near zero tomorrow morning with i think negative numbers in places typically a little colder. there's your warmup. going to take couple of days to get here next tuesday and wednesday back in the 40s and let me mention there could be some icing around here on monday. more on that as we get closer but it will be sunny all wee weekend. back to you guys. >> owe all right. sunny. like and 15. okay. >> thanks so much. >>> the new fox singing competition the four debuted last night with star-studded red carpet event and our kevin mccarthy was front and center. he was right there and coming up next, he's going to join us live from la to share his interviews with diddy, dj khaled and meghan trainor. i just wish as sad was there on the red carpet, his cute little boy. you'll definitely want to keep an ear for the day dj khaled one of his best known songs while talking about weight watchers. he's down 20 plus pound >> he's not going to lose any more. ♪ [ applause ] >> give it up for jamaya. >> let's see what our pam th thinks. >> you look, sound like, move like a young icon. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> oh, meghan, you're 16 years old. >> imagine her at like 18. it would be ridiculous. i mean i love you guys but i think you should be absolute absolutely terrified right now. [ applause ] >> they look scared. that's a clip from the first episode of the new fox hit the four. it is a new take on the sinking competition starring celebrity judges diddy, dj khaled and meghan trainor it prepare last night with a star-studded red carpet out in la and fox5's kevin mccarthy was there and joins us now via skype with more. i'm sure that was so much fun. tell us all about it, kev? >> it was awesome. if you actually go to like diddy and khaled's like insta stories and snaps they were watching the show to tet found some sweet or something like that in the hotel where the interviews were, and they were -- they were all watching the show life. it was crazy. but the show is really cool couldn't september it's a lot different than any kind of music show i've seen before. i will say it takes a second to kind of fully grasp the concept. i mean the concept s you have these panelists, khaled, trainor, diddy and then you have a record exec named charlie walk and they're on a panel, and their job is to essentially gauged of gauge whether or not a person is worthy of battling out these other four couldn't kess taints. what they do, they have four rising stars who have definitive seats on stage. and they had somehow i was digged for the show and now they're locked into these seats. when these new contestants come out on stage to perform they perform for the judges. the panel themselves. if they approve them, they then can battle someone in one of the seats and if they battle them and they win, they take that seat. it's kind of a cool concept. a little bit convolute first episode, it makes perfect sense, and i actually loved the first episode i thought it was very well done i spoke to khaled and dj khaled and meghan trainor but also diddy and growing up i mean i had the no way out album diddy was huge part of my musical up bringing but spicily an album called ready to die he produced with biggy called song on there called give me the loot one of my favorite songs ever and i wanted to talk to him about working biggy first and then we get into the show. watch this. >> i ran into you in the lobby one of in favorite all bums of all time ready to die by biggy. give me the loot was one of the great testify song. i talk to you about the tract when he did the two voices when you were in the studio doing that song with hem, what do you remember about those albums ready to die and life after death? >> i really just remember the genius and how impressed i was just by biggy, and i work with a lot of talent that has made me feel tha something different. i would actually be in the studio as a fan. not just a producer. so i was a fan of his from the fir time i her his music. >> i'm watching the show one of the beauty of the show this guy says i don't a plan b. this is my plan a through z. talk about that level of confidence that these singers have and is there an element of having too much confidence? >> um, i think when you watch the first episode, um, one of the young men i think he had a little bit too much confidence. you can never have too much confidence but in this situation i think his confidence out weighed his focus. you know what i'm saying? sometimes it's good to be confident but it's more important to stay focused. >> there's a few people on the show that are a little too confident, and we were just l like, you'll hear khaled be like, be humble. like he sits them down right away. don't do that. because it shows kind of like we have to work with him at the end of the day, and i don't want to work with someone whose just best. >> i mean this show is out the gate greatness. you know, sometimes, you know, we skip the build up, like, let's go. this is your opportunity. this is your opportunity to change your life, and at the same time when you're four you're already sitting in your seat. you could be challenged right there. but the both of them are great when they get challenged so even for me like a tough situation bought what i like about it when it goats that situation the people make that decision. >> you mentioned the panel you were 21 pounds down on weight watchers. what's the goal. >> my goal is just to be hea healthy. you know what i'm saying? i am healthy. but you know the key so to stay focused and discipline what i like about weight cat watchers and free tile program it's a lifestyle. sometimes you try to lose weight. i get rid of pounds because all i do is win. what i'm saying when we working so hard to do this, what about when we do it we want to keep it and stay focused and that's why i like the free style program because it's an every day life and i'm having fun with it too because they give you a point system so when i'm eating my breakfast it's like fruit it's zero points. so i'm like okay. then i hate my lunch it was eight pow points and i had so much points left over so say to myself, there's so many zero-point foods and then when you do eat, by the time i'm at 40, i'm good. >> by the way, khaled has incredible energy and that was really cool thing because yesterday it's this tca event. make basically all these new fox shows are panel link i went to the panel and then i interviewed them afterwards but i'll put the interview on my twitter as well if you want to see the full interview kevin mccarthy tv. dj khaled was very good. cool to hear from diddy as well about biggy. it was fun. it was cool time. >> it look fun. i heard from fans of the show they shed they were little skeptical after watching last night they're blown away by the dive rappers on there but it's just all in all good feedback. >> i was the same way going into it. other music show it's completely different. when you watch it you'll under. like the way it's done and fergie hosting it it's really really well done, and they're really harsh because even diddy says this. everyone has talent but i'm looking for greatness and end even says in the show last night i'm in the history business. so what they're doing they're looking for the greatest. legitimately think the show is going to be successful it's really well done. >> all right. >> sounds good. >> i love that interview with khaled. makes you want to -- >> i like that guy. >> he's my favorite judge. >> i want to be best friends with him. >> you can catch new episodes of the four thursdays at 8:00 right here on the mighty fox5. >> coming up next the ultimate guide to every woman from one of the most fabulous men we do know after the break paul wharton is joining us live with all the details on his new it altogether" the best read you'll have all year. back after this. ♪ your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. ♪ you even have your own diddy. this guy is doing anything. fox5 fans show paul wharton is an occasional contributor and fill in good day host. everyone who meets him nosey simply man. the sharp dressed man, pod co-host patti labelle bff his first book pulling it altogether search style advice on bees beautiful, cast and most of all happy hits store shelves later this month it's the ultimate guide for every woman. paul is live in the loft with all the details. good morning to you. happy new year! >> good morning. >> oh, my good guess what a way start new year kicking it i was were you a bang. >> to end it with patti and to start it pull it altogether. >> who newspaper writing a book. how did this come to be. >> i've been working on the book for many years. betsy johnson -- >> the betsy johnson fashion designer. >> fashion icon actually gave me a quote for the front of my book she told me to write a book in 2009. i met her and we hit it off she and my friend cynthia from virginia. when i started years ago in this business i was doing makeover shows the trend was to be really cruel to women. >> cruel. >> cruel. rue he will had to break them down they wanted to see tears before you put them back together and you built them up that just wasn't my thing. >> yeah. >> so many years later the opportunity to have my book published even thought now i can tell the story from my perspective and i can start the conversation with, you're beautiful, you're perfect as you are, now let's pull it altogether. >> i love that. >> you like that. >> i love that. let's not just tell you that you've got the -- you have, um, excuse me i'm drawing a blank your local friend who helped you do this who word the forward. one of them. >> who wrote the forward. betsy johnson. >> vivica fox and betsy smith. >> that's what i'm saying he's got like a bevy of friends. >> i have bevy of friends. >> who wrote the forward who really believe in this project. >> you're tapping into their wealth of knowledge, too. >> absolutely. >> i worked like i said for many years in being here on fox5 and actually you're mentioning this book. >> am i? >> you are. you're acknowledging this book because you're a woman that's all pulled together allison and holly as well. >> i love you for saying that. ever woman knows you don't feel it every day. i'm hoping that this book is real the guide that you use fourths days you don't feel like you've got it altogether which we all go through. tell me about some of the things you tl away too much you're coming back for couple weeks now to kind of talk about some lessons that definitely into into the book. give me a little smidge here. >> we talk about the celebrity looks and that's one thing we'll see coming up on sunday at the golden globes. >> oh yeah. >> those people have teams of professionals hairstylist, make up artist, wardrobe stylists pulling their looks together. there are tips in my book that had help you get that look but why would you want to every day you definitely don't want to do that every day. it's not something for you to do. why compare yourself to them. because they don't even look like that every day. so the tips in my book are really about helping you achieve your best look. your best real live look. >> i love that from skin care comprehensive skin care routine to keeping your hair bounce see and behaving like mine. >> yes, yes. >> to learning how to clear the clutter from your closet and also your mind to get to the all the malt the goal in my book which is being happy. >> that's really it that's what it comes down. >> in this new year we're searching for a happy p tack about the interior working on yourself from the inside out making you're a whole person and not beautiful she will. >> the importance of meditation. sleep. some of the things that i do in my daily rituals. i have a process actually. >> we know. we know. >> this man, fabulous just doesn't happen this man has got process but the thing paul people look at you're so mazing so put together got the celebrity things they think i can't do this much this man is writing a book that has nothing to do with my regular live here in the dmv and you say what to that. >> i say absolutely not. i am from the dmv. i just said this book started with me being in the sickth grade at james h. harrison elementary school in laurel, maryland on picture day and i was not pulled together and i have regretted it every day since. i had a total melt down on the way to school. that's wanda. >> wanda durant is my friend. i had total melt down. >> is that their list. >> it's just a model. i had total melt down because i realized i could haveha the trajectory of that because picture day was my jam. >> okay. >> so every since then -- show the picture! >> it's in the book. it's in the book. >> the book by the way out january -- >> it's out january 16th but you can pre buy it now pre order it now on amazon it's on barnes & noble, it's at a time garr it want walmart. >> i'm so proud of you i know this was labor of love. you've got it out. you deserve all the accolades here. i'm telling you the forward is done by a mizing heavy hitters betsy johnson, vivica fox, bevy smith. please, paul wharton we know you're fabulous you're proving it with this new book. my goodness pulling it i was together. that's what we aim to do. >> i'm going to try to pull it together. >> honey i love you for saying that. i'll be even more pulled together and get my life right. >> after you get the book. >> i'm getting it you better get it, too. january 16th. >> you mentioned maureen and allison and i if you need us to come along for book science. >> i'm already signed you to host something. we'll talk a >> you're in there. that's why i put in you. >> paul wharton, congrat congratulations, buddy. >> thank you, babe. >> all right. back over to you. i'll snag this copyright quick. >> i want to see the picture. >> that's i was m we got tweets we want to share as well this morning. 10:46. love to hear what's on your mind this morning. maureen all pulled together looking forward to reading the book paul, yes, your hair is always bounce see. [ laughter ] >> there you go. >> right there. that's for you al. >> this is why i love fox5 dc news team where else you going to get stuff like this? >> nowhere. >> right. >> nowhere. >> that's funny. >> next. do we have another tweet? >> that's it. >> two tweets. there it is. >> wild card week maureen i don't plan on swiping, fishing or matching. >> aww. >> you never know, though. >> all right. >> keep the tweets coming #gooddaydc. our neck guest is a queen of the south, comedy central regular and apparently no fan of the um coming up sarah teyona will join us live in the loft with a sneak peek of what fans can expect when she hit the stage here at the d.c. area this weekend. >> can i show baby paul. >> let's see it. >> can you see him? >> was he not a cutie back then. look at little cutie cutie. look at him. >> got to get the book. ♪ >> go, maureen, go. go, maureen, go. this is my copy. thank you. ♪ ♪ music ♪ i was diagnosed with hiv in 2016, but i didn't want my life to just...stop. i wondered if starting treatment would put my life on hold. my doctor and i chose triumeq, it seemed like the right fit for me. triumeq is one pill a day. any time of day. with or without food. now, i'm moving forward with triumeq. triumeq treats hiv-1 in adults, and does not cure hiv or aids. don't take triumeq by itself if you're resistant to any of it's ingredients. don't take triumeq at all if you're allergic to any of its ingredients, or have a certain gene variation. serious or fatal allergic reactions have occurred with triumeq and medicines. symptoms may include fever, rash, nausea and vomiting. for a full list, see the warning card that comes with your medicine. if you have an allergic reaction, don't take triumeq... ...or the medicines in it again. don't take triumeq if you take dofetilide or have liver problems. serious side effects include lactic acid buildup, heart attack, or liver problems. if you're female, obese, or take nucleoside analogues, you may be at greater risk. if you have hepatitis b or c, it may get worse. tell your doctor if you have liver, kidney, or heart problems, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, or hepatitis b or c, if you smoke, drink alcohol or if you are, or planning to be, pregnant or breastfeeding. some medicines may interact with triumeq, so tell your doctor about any medicines or supplements you take. the most common side effects include trouble sleeping, headache, and tiredness. i'm moving forward... ...with triumeq. to learn more, get this free kit at positivestepskit.com. and ask your doctor if triumeq is right for you. oh my gosh i just got to d.c. and they're like we're going to upgrade you to a balcony. oh that's great except i cannot go out on the balcony because it is freezing. look at the ice on my balcony. i'm doing it for you guys right now. like there's just snow everywhere. i'm bracing it for you guys right now. >> i mean it's kind of an upgrade. our next guest cam pee central regular sports fan, proud southern and obviously not used to the cold as you just saw she's doing it for us, bracing the bitter wind chill to bring her show to the capital. sarah teyona is here. she needs to stop we need you to make us laugh not laugh through the entire segment. welcome to d.c. >> thank you. i did not realize ya'll were going to play that video. >> surprise! >> it's fun. you like the cold? >> i like it. i don't love it. but i like it many sure. >> how is that balcony working out for you? >> i haven't been back out there since i shot that video. >> nor will you, right. >> no, no i can't get the heat up in my room high enough. >> what is the best part and wore part about touring you're from georgia living in la used to the nice comfortable cli climates. >> yes. the hardest part is definitely the transition like never knowing what to pack. because as soon as i get off the plane here just walking off the jet way i'm like freezing and then you get back to la and you're just peeling everything off. >> so nice. >> sometimes when you go to cold weather places it's burning up inside everywhere. and then when you go to hot place like hawaii it will be freezing everywhere inside because they have the air cranked. can't we all just agree on 70. like why can't people just do >> called san diego the only place in the entire world it exists like that all the time. how much fun are you still having you've been writing for long time. been in la for over decade. almost -- >> thanks for bringing that up. thanks for,ing. >> how much fun are you having getting out in front of the the crowds and not just behind the scenes doing the writing you've been doing. >> definitely doing the live shows is my favorite part. and meeting people after is my least favorite part. >> no. [ laughter ] >> it goes along with it. it's great. just getting to see the world that's all i ever wanted to do. >> if anybody has senior stand up or clips of it online it doesn't seem like any topic is really out of bounds for you, right. >> no. >> you'll kind of go anywhere. do you have a plan set when you start? or do you kind of just wonder as the spirit -- comedy spirit takes you? >> i know where i'm going to start and i know where i want to end but audience decides where i go depending on they like. >> luck until dc i'm very sarcastic in my act, so even when people don't agree with what i'm saying they still get the joke which is kind in every part of the country. >> is that good or bad for us here in d.c. >> this is my favorite town to play. >> no kidding. >> everybody gets every joke. because i tell so many jokes between the joke because it's like, you know, sarcastics as aside. >> right. >> here people get every single one and such a relieve. >> we're smart here in d.c. >> i know it never thought i would say that about d.c. but ya'll are the smart test. >> because we have a lot to laugh about here or to find funny. >> you have to. >> how is the interaction with the audience go if somebody takes you on tangent do you go with them heckler that is type of thing or are you like, no i'm in control, this is my show i'm going the way i want to go. >> definitely my show. i'm not going to talk to you at all. like right now i don't want to talk to you because i am because i have to promote my show. >> but you were laughing. >> by myself. but, yeah i don't really talk to the crowd. i go with their vibes so if they're really into the single stuff i'll go there. if it's like oh, everybody here is married, and, understand you, i'll just go and talk about camping or some crap like that. [ laughter ] >> is the crowd cam deerent night tonight depending what part of the cun you're in. if i'm in dallas and my early show could be completely different than my late show. it's just so bizarre. every single show is different, and you never know what you're going to get that's why i think as comedian you have to read the crowd and listen to them. >> how much different when you get the immediate feedback there and you've been doing a loft writing talk about comedy central to type of thing, too. you've been doing a lot of writing over the years as well. is that harder sometimes because you don't get those immediate laughs and you write something and you're just like i think there's going to be laugh here? i hope there's going to be a laugh here. >> especially when you're writing for the roast, you know, and you're writing jokes at your computer and then we put them all into a bank and then we have to read our own in front of the writers room and some of these guys have written on the simpson's and, you know, they h

dee rees and the entire cast and crew the passion that went into this project? >> dee rees is one of the most phenomenal female directors that i ever worked with, she's so competent and so patient. she was patient with all of us. this was a chevy, heavy movie. she created such a safe place for all of us to work. we became like family because of the hard roles we had to play. but dee thank you. >> joining us now the "the shape of water's" richard jenkins. nominated for best supporting actor. richard, congratulations to you for your nomination this morning. >> thank you so much. >> this is your second nomination, you were nominated for the visitor back in 2009, does it feel any different? it's got to be even more excited. >> humbling. >> sitting with a lot more people at this ceremony than the last one. 13 nominations for "shape of water." why do you think this movie has struck an academy chord? >> in one word, toro. >> they were talking about how you could go from comedy to drama, you have such range. >> step brothers was robbed at the oscars. >> richard, seriously, congratulation from all of us here. good luck at the oscars. >> all right. >>> "i, tonya's allison allison is on the line. you were excited about the golden globe nomination that received that morning. this, the recognition that you're receiving for this role. capping off with this nominee. must be a g