. >> julianne hough coming back to the screen in a new project called bigger. >> julianne has to transformetty wieder. >> i'm not as lean as i usually am where i'm super defined. i wanted it to feel more curvy but still fit. so i took back my cardio quite a bit and did more weight training. yeah, i'll have an extra, you know, cookie or two just to, you know, add to the hip. >> who knew cookies could do that? julianne recreated this iconic photo of the women's fitness pioneer and did her best to model betty's 18-inch waist. >> how cinched was your waist when you did it? >> i don't have as small of a waist as betty, but we want it to feel as real as possible. >> bigger chronicles the life of betty and her husband, joe weider. the couple co-founded shape magazine. you can call it a full circle moment for julianne, who has been the mag's cover girl four times. >> without them redefining what fitness and health and beauty meant back then, i mean that's what we're relishing in today. so it's pretty amazing. >> also in the movie, callen von moeg ur who plays a young arnold schwarzenegger. >> have

your name, again, was julianne? yeah, i'm julianne. >> reporter: you told me that one of your friend's moms lives near there. tell us what you know. >> well, right after the train in crozet happened, my friend was showing snap chats from her mom, showing where the train hit and showing paramedics come in ten minutes after it happened. >> reporter: did she say what she saw in terms -- we heard there was one fatality, possibly the driver of the truck. did she say what she saw in terms of the injuries of people and what was taking place? >> she said she thought she saw someone being taken out, possibly the person who had passed away. >> reporter: thank you, julianne. we're trying to get there. a few of the media have gotten an escort in there. because of the area where we are, the police have it cordoned off. as you heard from this young student, julianne, it's out on this farm road, so they're trying to get through a tree line to get to it. we'll bring you more as we get it. we're hoping to get to the site with an esc

that's what happened to 85- year-old julianne o'connor. >>> getting your identity stolen is a nightmarend sometimes it takes months to find out. that's what happened to an 85- year-old woman. it took her seven months to find out someone had stolen her and her husband's social security numbers and used it to file a tax return. government reports show it takes an average of 9 months to resolve these types of cases. >>> "the amazing race" is airing tonight. i got a chance to speak with phil cogan about the upcoming season. tell us about the variety of competitors. you have former athletes, um, nationally ranked debaters and even bay area's joey chestnut here. >> this great cast. on paper, the most competitive cast that we have had, kenny. i mean, like you said, joey chestnut, an indy 500 winner, champion lifesavers, two women who helped create goat yoga with gets to running around all over you, a very eclectic cast but the most competitive cast we have ever had on paper. >> again, "the amazing race" airs tonight on kpix 5 at 8 p.m. we'll be right back. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is go

julie: julianne, what are you julien what are you looking , at given the jobs growth we have seen, ifage growth we have seen? what is your expectation for the fed going into 2018? how many interest rate increases are we going to get and how much is that going to matter for the treasury market? julien: sure. right now, the fed is forecasting they can raise rates an additional three times in 2018. the market is expecting about two additional rate hikes. we think that is a relatively fair market. if we had to err on one side we would probably say two rather than three. because we do think inflation is the constraining factor. and as -- and this week, as you point out there is is some , economic data. not just the jobs numbers, but the average hourly earnings numbers, which we like to look at. that peaked 2.8% earlier in the year, which was a post crisis high, and is now trending down, closer to 2.5%. and so that is in the real mystery why the lower unemployment rate has not translated higher wages. but this low level of inflation, which is very sluggish to move higher, that's a real conu

. >> reporter: for nine months julianne mclaughlin tried to set the record straight with the irs afterer elderly parents identities were stolen and their $1,900 refund was filed before they could. their social security number, both of theirs are floating around and these are two elderly people with no ability to protect themselves. >> reporter: tax-related scams jumped 400% last year. now the irs is cautioning it could be worse this year, after 145 million americans personal information was lost after equifax hack was lost alone. >> this potentially could be someone's identity involved in a tax scheme. >> exactly, they create fake tax rereturn. >> reporter: at the ibm cyber command center took us into the dark web where fraudulently prepared tax documents sell for $40 to $60 each. >> they try to file the tax returns before you so they can collect on your money before you can. >> reporter: this advice, establish a six-digit pin with the irs to ensure your data is safe. and beware of e-mails or phone calls from the irs. they're almost always fake. >> reporter: so one of the big things yo

. >> reporter: for nine months julianne mclaughlin tried to set the record straight with the irs.cyber criminals stole her elderly parents' identities and filed for a $1900 tax refund before they could. >> their social security numbers, both of theirs are floating around out there and these are two elderly people who have no ability to sort of protect themselves. >> reporter: tax related scams jumped 400% last year. now the irs is cautioning it could be worse this year. after 145 million americans personal information was lost after last year's equifax hack alone. >> this potentially could be somebody's identity now involved in a tax scheme. >> exactly. and so they create fake tax returns. >> reporter: at the ibm cyber command center took us into the dark web where already prepared fraudulent tax documents sell for 40 to $60 each. >> they try to file the tax returns before you so they can collect on your money before you can. >> reporter: the advice, establish a six-digit pin with the irs to ensure your data is safe and beware of e-mails or phone calls from the irs. they're almost

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three years ago, julianne moore won the best actress 0scar julianne moore won the best actress oscarlu mley sharon small from the inspector lumley mysteries. i do feel the pressure, but we are telling the story in a slightly different way, more theatrically. i'm going... oh, yes, stamford. have fun. that will be myjob on this one, to try to get people to see that people with dementia are still, although struggling, they are still trying to get on with life and they are still people. if i go further away i get lost, but i do make myself go out, because you've got to, haven't you? and in another rehearsal room, rosa peterson is listening to her play being read by actors for the very first time. i'm glad i've done it. it's an achievement. itjust proves that if you've got dementia you can still do things, and i've done it. and i'm wondering if it will help if the man had a name. she was paired up the man had a name. she was paired up with a brighter, and the play is based on memories from rosa's childhood. we still got a few bits to alter. a few words to sort out. but pretty much better,

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three years ago, julianne moore won the best actress oscar for still alice.lay being read by actors for the very first time. i‘m glad i‘ve done it. it‘s an achievement. itjust proves that if you‘ve got dementia you can still do things, and i‘ve done it. and i'm wondering if it will help if the man had a name. she was paired up with a writer, and the play is based on memories from rosa‘s childhood. we‘ve still got a few bits to alter. a few words to sort out. but pretty much there, i would say. that‘d be good! yes, at the age of 75, it is rosa the writer and she is loving it. a french supermarket chain started offering a 70% discount on nutella. in one shot, the police had to be called when people began fighting over the offer. all this stock had gonein over the offer. all this stock had gone in 15 minutes, and one customer was left with the black eye, which was left with the black eye, which was rather more than they bargained for, i expect. just a reminder that president trump is yet to give a speech about trade very shortly. you can see that light at one o‘

. >> that made julianne in a rancic very uncomfortable. >> jessica biehl and justin timberlake. >> theyck swoosh. ? that's velvet. >> it's velvet. it's velvet. >> velvet was big last night. velvet was big. >> opopen was in velvet. >> a lot of guys wore the blake shirts, too. with the black. >> obviously. >> they wear black tucks all the time. >> they were help supporting the movement as well. >> i loved jessica biehl. i think she's beautiful >> reminiscent of a moon i thought it look really magical. >> have i yoel davis. shies a modern clack. she can do no wrong these days. i don't think. i loved the afro. she -- this is brandon maxwell designed that dress. she's layered. >> for my money her afro is her best hair look to date. >> you think so. >> it's her. >> i love the necklace with that, too. >> she looks majestic. >> wearing ten opera diamond necklaces at a statement. >> i'd like to make some statement. >> michelle williams and tour ron know burke the founder of the me too movement. >> she is was a show of sister hood. michelle whim jumps this was not one of my favorite dresses of th