the statues had been updated by madame tussauds. just in time for the inauguration. mr. obama's statue has more gray hair while the first lady's hair and makeup and clothing are more in line with 2013. >>> in sports, college basketball. third-ranked duke with georgia tech and mason plumlee had 16 points for the blue devils. in a 73-56 victory. michigan faced minnesota. glenn robinson iii made a steal an a spectacular 360-degree jam. very nice. michigan over minnesota 84-75. >>> in the nba, milwaukee surged in the second half against phoenix. and the bucks beat the suns, 98-94, for the first win in phoenix in 26 years. >>> the nfl playoffs on sunday, atlanta hosts san francisco in the nfc championship game and the ravens are in new england for the afc title game. the winners will meet for the super bowl xlvii in new orleans on february 3rd. >>> and listen to this, organized crime infringing on the world's most popular sport? there are new reports out that 50 national soccer leagues are being targeted by criminal gangs trying to fix matches. fifa, the governing body of int

ime around a number of exhibits will be on this weekend, including former presidents in wax at madam tussaud'suseum. inaugural history display and the newseum, including the bible the president will use on sunday affair andivate monday.on bibles are owned by abraham kingln and martin luther jr.. metro will be popular on monday. half the folks coming downtown will be using mass transit. all metro rail will open at 4:00 close at 2:00 the next morning. 17 hours of rush-hour service end at 9:00 monday evening. the closest open station will be plaza and metro center. the closed centers will be smithsonian, archive, and mount vernon, convention center. are taking metro, bundle up, because you'll be walking a blocks. to tell us what the weather will like it's adam caskey. 36 degrees at the storm chaser, a few degrees warmer than the noontime temperature. and on monday it will be another inauguration, just like four years ago. the forecast for this coming monday. morning temperatures will be in the mid-20s. we will not warm up all that much. high temperatures in the afternoon will be in the upper 30's

of exhibits have opened up and are on display are ready, including former presidents in wax at madam tussaud's museum and history display at the newseum. there will be a very large area closed off two of vehicular traffic. essentially, from second street behind the u.s. supreme court all the way past the parade route and the white house to 19th street in northwest d.c. and several blocks north and south for the road closures. the vehicle restricted area also includes around the reflecting pool and the lincoln memorial and several blocks to franklin and mcpherson square. if you are coming monday morning, get here early and have a plan. reporting live, john gonzalez abc 7 news. >> thousands of national guard soldiers and airmen from 25 states and territories arriving in d.c. today to help with the security and some of the other duties during the inauguration. they will be processed at the d.c. armory this morning. the 6000 strong force will help with traffic controls, cladistics, crowd management and other areas. stay with abc 7 for complete coverage of the inauguration. you will find lots of in

and i -- she did this interview with me at -- at the wax museum, at madame tussauds wax museum., and she has no clue who this woman is. and she says, "hi, very nice to meet you." and she sees the camera is on her, so she must be famous. and jenna bush says, "very nice to meet you. would you like to take a picture with me," and she points to the wax figure of her father. and my mother-in-law looks at the wax figure and goes "no, no." [ laughter ] and in the best english she ever said i heard her say, she goes, "i don't like him." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: mom! mom. >> most embarrassing moment of my entire life, and i didn't know how to say in italian, "shut up please, right now, and you're ruining my career." [ laughter ] and it was -- but she was so lovely. >> jimmy: but jenna is cool about it. she like, "whatever, let's do it." >> just really, really just great. >> jimmy: she's good. >> and when i told my mother-in-law who she was, she goes, "uh-oh." [ laughter ] that was all she said. it was -- >> jimmy: uh-oh, yeah. would you -- i mean, do you know much about u.s. p

we're at a mock-up in washington's madame tussaud's museum. >> it must be fun playing the son. >> it'szy. if you go out and do something wrong, it makes the nightly news, which you yourself have some experience with, i understand. >> i do have a little experience in that. >> how did that work out? >> it didn't work out great for me. >> reporter: yes, a picture can be worth a thousand words. and it's that intense scrutiny that gad and his writers hopes resonates with viewers, being an ordinary family -- >> her friends told her to blow off some steam, have a one-night stand, so she did. >> reporter: suddenly thrust into an extraordinary situation. >> you've got to write something about the crazy white house family. i'll take the bullet, write the article about me. >> i did, last week. >> can you send me a link to that? >> i love you -- >> reporter: in the series bill pullmais the president. you might remember he was also the president in the movie "independence day." >> mr. president, we can discuss this on the way. >> i'm not leaving. >> so are you promising this time around to protect

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we're just down the street, though, at the madame tussauds moveme museum in washington. >> i heard youa lot of the kids including you and your sister. >> i don't know. should i find that insulting? you're sort of the black sheep of the family. >> no. you're not the -- sally, please apologize to jenna for me. no. absolutely not. >> what is your secret service code name? >> my secret service code name is "meatball." >> meatball. that's because of. >> i think it's self-explanatory. what's your secret service code name? >> twinkle. >> that's because? >> they said i had a little twinkle in my eye. >> meatball and twinkle could have been something, i'm telling you. >> reporter: the 31-year-old got his big break starring in the movie "mormon" that pokes fun at religion and just about everything else, too. >> did you expect it to catapult your career the way it did? >> no. i thought it would ruin my career. >> reporter: it certainly didn't. his career is flourishing. he's done movies, tv and once worked on ""the daily show." >> josh gadd. thank you very much. >> reporter: he grew up in florida

. >> if you have somebody like madame tussaud who makes celebrities out of wax, i make celebrities outouples down to size. that's minigeorge and stacy keibler. there's a pint-sized lucy liu, halle berry and taylor swift, all in kiddie couture. >> the struggle for my team is, we need to make everything from scratch. but we don't know until that night. >> reporter: it's not just the red carpet. messeroux likes to use kids to remake movie posters and memorable moments, like tom cruise jumping on oprah's couch. >> i love working with kids. the music's going. >> reporter: part of the proceeds from the collection goes to st. jude's children's research hospital, proving the tiniest bit of star power can have a big impact. >> really cute. >>> now, we want some glam. to show us grown-up versions, we have kate dimmock, fashion director for "people style watch." welcome, kate. >> thank you very much. >> let's talk about the best looks. >> it was a stunning night. >> i think claire danes stood out right away. we want to see if there was a way to get that look. >> she is wearing versace. she looks

we're just down the street, though, at the madame tussaud museum in washington. i did. i researched a lot of the kids, including you and your sister. >> i don't know. should i find that insulting. >> no, no. >> you're sort of the black sheep of the family. >> but you're not -- sally, please apologize to generjenna me. >> what is your secret service code name. >> meatball. >> meatball? >> uh-huh. >> that's self-explanatory. >> and yours is? >> twinkle. they said i had a little twinkle in my eye. >> he got his first break in the book of mormon, the music al that pokes fun at religion and just about everything else too. >> did you expect it to catapult your career? >> no. i thought it would hurt my career. >> his career is flourishing. he has done movies, tv, and once worked on the daily show. >> josh gadd. thank you very much. >> he grew up in florida where he learned at a very young age to use humor as a protective coat of arm our. >> i was the product of a divorced household. it was kind of a painful period when i was about 6. and the one weapon that i always had