radcliffe tells "playboy" he used it to escape anxiety that came with fame. camera phones in particular had a big influence with fans and of course the paparazzi constantly taking his photo. radcliffe says he drank to feel less self-conscious through all of it. >> and he adds his passion for acting kept him from becoming a child star gone wrong, saying he wouldn't allow anything to jeopardize his dreams of being a star. >> good to hear that. >> yeah. good to know he's coming back. next, jimmy kimmel bringing the show here to new york this week. >> yesterday we told you the donald would be on the show, but he canceled his appearance at the last minute. one of his aides saying something just came up. well, last night jimmy didn't take too kindly to getting stood up. >> i'm dying to find out what this major political commitment was. usually it means he had to go on cnn and call someone an idiot or something. but don't worry. tonight we're going to give everyone in the audience a basketball dipped in cologne so you can fully experience what it would have been lik

radcliffe pout it 8 years ago and only lived there for a shored time. must be nice. >> anchor: i don't think i can afford that. john ins key is starring in the new play dry powder. he will play a finance executive dealing with co-worker problems. the director of the show will thomas kale who directed the broadway top seller hamilton. it will begin previews march 1. boxing legend is now the center of another legacy. sports illustrated has dedicated its legacy of life award to ali and renamed it in his name. at ward honors former athletes and sports figures who embody the ideals of sportmanship, . >> anchor: much more to come in the next 90 minutes. . >> anchor: i am adam william. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now . >> reporter: a cold rain and in. how long that lasts and of course the latest track from hurricane joaquin ahead . >> anchor: while we may dodge a hurricane hit trouble is a shore thing along the coast . >> anchor: also tonight a community reeling from a campus massacre. nine people are dead, others left with emotional and if i wounds. tonight,

radcliff paid more than $4 million for it eight years ago.wo-bedroom apartment is located in the trendy soho neighborhood. >> very swanky. and as you can see, not exactly sprawling. the kitchen essentially in the living room with no real dining room. but that is a fancy kitchen. come on. >> but it does have a gorgeous master bath with dual sinks, walk-in shower, and enormous soaking tub. steal in new york. that's a great deal. >> and another piece of celebrity real estate hitting the market on the west coast. >> we're talking about ben affleck and jennifer garner, who called it quits. and they're reportedly looking for a buyer for their home in pacific palisades. >> and according to "variety" magazine they're asking 45 million bucks. the sprawling 8,800-square-foot 1930s ranch-style home was owned by actor gregory peck. the couple bought it just six years ago for over 17 million. just over 17 million. that's a pretty large markup, though. >> that is. and rounding out our celebrity real estate report, beyonce and jay-z are moving into a new re

. >> guy radcliffe who has been practicing asatru for several years here.e group that is not welcome. >> if we found out someone in the community was a child molester, he would be banned from the community. he cannot participate. it's a bylaw, you cannot be a sex offender and be in asatru. >> radcliffe also defended the fact that some members have swastikas tattooed often their bodies. >> the swastika was around long before adolf hitler came along. okay? now, i don't have nothing against uncle adolf, but he took something from my religion, which was a sun wheel and made it part of his party. it goes back to ancient civilizations. they had a swastika in persia, way before national socialism came along. >> radcliffe defended asatru, his comments disturbed murray, who let him know how much when he returned to his cell. >> you just made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. >> i tried to talk to you about this i swear i did. sorry, marcus. i apologize. try not to get mad at me, man. >> you just sank my boat. >> later we told murray we recorded his exchange with ra

nina radcliff joins me now. thank you for talking to us.ically states no matter how healthy you eat. in fact, where you store your foot could be using really harm to our body. how true is this report? how serious? >> i think this is very interesting. this group, what they said is is that there are chemicals that we consume that increase buy dietz and obesity. it affects 60% of all americans. diabetes half of all americans. diabetes and prediabetes. their answer is these are chemicals we come in contact with daily. we cannot deny there has been a shift from the '70s. >> when you go to microwave something, you know if it is heated to a certain temperature it could release chemicals. but what could they do to potentially cause cancer. because that is so startling. one might rethink ever using a plastic container ever again. >> some of them are called endocrine disruptors. they can elevate or decrease it. to give a background. hormones can affect every single hormone. they tell it how to grow. they can even affect the behavior. this can be a pr

look at the sunrise, it was sent in on u local from radcliffe, a beautiful morning. we have seen the sun peeking in and out of the clouds. the other story is just how dry it has been. today marks the 20th day without rain in des moines, the longest stretch since 2002. last year in the whole month of october we had 3.78 inches of rain. we average around 2.64, and of course we have not seen any at all this month. rain chances back in the 8 day forecast. low-to-mid 70's across the state. 24 hours ago, we are 13 degrees warmer in des moines. the wind, check out the school that wind gusts, over 30 miles per hour. tama, 36 miles per hour. the good news, it has been out of the warm direction. if it had been out of the north he would definitely tell a bite in the air, it is out of the south. watching the leaves on john wayne drive just blowing across the street. the wind is very gusty across the state. 73 at the airport, wind sustained out of the southwest at 20. the wind will start to dial down a little bit tonight, but still a little gusty. 5:00, 80 degrees. a mild evening

six people struck by a car on morris park and radcliffe avenue. >> a viewer sent these pictures from the scene. so far no details on what caused the accident, but one person has died. five others seriously injured and taken to the hospital. you can see the rim of a vehicle right there up in the air. it looks like it crashed through the fence. two of the victims are kids in critical condition. some had to be rescued after being trapped in a car. this is a live picture. you can see the black dodge that looks like it is up in the air. quite a scene here. investigators are trying to figure out how this happened. we have a crew on the way and a photographer there. we will continue to monitor the story and bring you updates as we get them. >> we want to go to the come back story that has everyone talking. the mets had to win game three and they delivered. >> they trail 2-1 and tonight is the chance to get the series even. that's what we wanted to hear. we have team coverage live beginning with bruce beck. take it away. >> reporter: the mets are back in the win column. nothing like a little

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did you go to radcliffe? it did not exist then. she was homeschooled by her father, and by her grandmother who give her a lot of books and stuff. she was not -- she did not have latin and greek. which is the gateway to learning in the late 18th century. one of the things that makes women and new england both even before the revolution but most especially after the revolution, women who are presumed to be literate and must become educated at least up to a certain level of literacy, it is assumed that they have the response ability for educating the kids. think about this. in society, who cares if they can read? they don't have to vote. but in a society that is representative, republican, they have to be educated. that gives a role to women that traditionally they had not had. they have to be educated up to a certain level. i'm going off on a tangent here. alright, nobody -- ok? tom, wait for the guy. where you from? tom: the great state of connecticut. wasn't the urge for literacy for women dancer predated the republic. it was more

or at least like daniel radcliffe. the actor who played. >> boy wizard. he has put his new york apartment up for rent. before you get too excited, the soho apartment is going for $19,000 a month. he bought the penthouse eight years ago. he only lived there for a short time. pocket change. that. right? that? >> christa: i don't want to hear about the rent. >> jeremy: i can't afford it. a kootgory four storm moving northeast over the weekend. this is good news for us here for the united states. for the bahamas, different story at this time. it will improve throughout the afternoon. we have a different weather event here. a stalled-out front meandering across southern new england. most of the rain, southeast massachusetts, cape and the islands. light rain. tonight. and into tomorrow morning. the weekend is not lost. there are no hurricanes a few isolated showers tomorrow. low 50's. sunday, that is making strides against breast cancer walk at the hatch. dry sunday morning in boston. then pick some apples after that.

nina radcliff. what dietary supplements are we talking about?ary. >> weight loss supplements. ones that cause energy. any herbal product, amino acid, mineral or vitamin. >> let's talk about some of the injuries they can cause. a lot are quite alarming. do we cut out all health supplements altogether. >> this is sending tens of thousands to the emergency room. 20-year-olds and 30-year-olds are having chest pain. they are older americans are choking on these. they are getting stuck. and children are getting into them. we are seeing allergic raoebgzs. these are serious and severe. >> energy boosters and weight loss supplements don't actually need approval from the food and drug administration. it is medicine is. why does it not need approval? >> people think they are natural stpwhrfplt there is nothing natural about them. >> we are putting these into our body. there is nothing that shows they are effective or safe. the fda cannot even pull the drug until it has harmed paoefplt you can put out any type of product. you to the floor to prove that they

. >> last i checked it was thursday, but david darst is here today, so is courtney radcliffe of luke. she says she's getting her old man winter trades ready and will explain what those are when we come back. did we just, start looking for a house? oh did you see that listing on zillow i sent you. you see that bathroom? did we just decide to buy house? i think so. yay! find your way home. zillow. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can seek to outperform. that's the power of active management. >>> we've got with the market -- nine minutes left in the trading session, the dow down 15 points, art cashin said it's 150 million so buy. it's a nonevent as it was yesterday. courtney radcliffe, for some reason david darst is with us on thursday not friday. >> i have to visitity grandchildren in houston tomorrow, bill. >> give them our best here. courtney, we were saying before the break you're getting your old man winter positions ready. what does that mean? whast the seasonal play here that you're looking f

trish: we want to bring in congressman john radcliffe from texas. congressman, i was asking congressman king the same question. were you shocked? >> trish, good to be with you. i think everyone in the room was very surprised at kevin's announcement today. trish: very surprised. so what do you do now? who are you going to support? >> trish, for the last month i've been advocating that i think the best person to lead our conference going forward with be trey gowdy. i've been saying that publicly and privately. i'm going to continue to encourage that. i was prepared to vote for trey today. and i'm going to continue to try to encourage trey to consider taking that leadership role going forward. trish: we have sort of two contenders at the moment. we've got jason chaffetz from utah. and we've got dan webster from florida. as we fast forward to the end of the month when john boehner steps down, do you think either of them will be speaker? >> i think they're both good guys. i know them well but this is unique opportunity. i'm looking for the best person. a

. >> he looks like daniel radcliff or what. >> he looks just like him. >> he does. >> i am harry. >> oh, my man. >> what do you mean. >> i'm sorry. >> you are a toad now. >> ribit, ribit. >> lauren has come from the sky deck. >> it is cool but a real pleasant evening. a nice fall evening. chill in the air but nice, dry conditions for everyone hanging out at harry potter fest. we will chill things down as we head in the upcoming weekend but checking in on your neighborhood network live camera looking at margate and a few cloud, blue skies, really nice looking beach evening. it will be quiet, storm scan three showing us very spotty showers as we look up wind with the air in place, very dry right now because they are trying to move eastbound and dissolves before they hit delaware valley a and that will held true in the next couple hours and in the overnight period as well. temperatures 63 degrees in philadelphia. six in allentown. sixty-four in millville. still feeling mild but chillier air to our north and west. 48 degrees right now in state college and sitting at 50 degrees in pittsbu

. >> next to daniel radcliffe opening up to about his past struggles with alcohol and the reasons for it, listen to what he told "playboy" magazine, any time i would go out to dance camera phones would make me come out and that would make me feel self-conscious and what's the easiest way to ease the feeling self-conscious, alcohol and daniel has overcome the odds of being a childhood star saying because he truly loves acting and would never jeopardize that. >>> finally drake, the singer released a music video for his song "hotline bling" and his dance moves have a lot of people talking, unique to said least. the internet had some fun with them. >> very theatrical song there. led memes didn't end, some comparing his moves to elaine's unforgettable dance in "seinfeld." there you go. >> i think that's a great move. >> i think he's got good moves. >> all right, carson, thank you very much. mr. roker a check of the weather. >> what's going on, flooding rains that we're expecting in texas later on this week starting today, in fact into the weekend. we could see anywhere from 5 to 7 inches o

radcliffe. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank all the witnesses for all you do to keep america safe. i'd like to go back to the issue in a serious that displays millions of folks seeking refugee status around the world. it's a humanitarian concern for all of us. i am certainly sympathetic to the atrocities they are, like many of the members have mentioned i appreciate our countries profound and longtime commitment to providing a place of security to those fleeting disaster complex. that being said i did want to drill down a little bit on the president's announcement a month ago of a 600% expansion in the number of sudan refugees about into this country going from about 1600 a year to a figure of at least 10,000 at the president and i think sector that number today. so imagine concerns are certainly wanted we know that kind of you would all agree with me that the present action certainly raised some real security risks here at home. director comey, universally testified before the senate that while we do have a robust screening process easier i think you did acknowledge that the same

radcliffe. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank all the witnesses for all that you do to keep america safe. i would like to go back to the issue in syria that has displaced millions of folks seeking refugee status around the world. obviously it's a humanitarian concern for all of us. i'm certainly sympathetic to the atrocities there. like many of the members have mentioned, i appreciate our country's profound and longtime commitment to providing a place of security to those fleeing disastrous conflicts. that being said, i did want to drill down a little bit on the president's announcement a month ago of a 600% expansion in the number of syrian refugees allowed into this country, going from about 1600 a year to a figure of at least 10,000, as the president mentioned. i think, secretary, you clarified that number today. so while humanitarian concerns are certainly warranted, i know you would all agree with me that the president's actions certainly raise some real security risks here at home. director comey, you recently testi

oriented, and we sat--we were brought into a big room, and in those days, harvard was separate from radcliffe, which was sort of the female up-the-street school, and so they didn't meet with us for whatever the thinking in those days was. so it was all young men, and the president, whose name was nathan pusey--that was his name--president of harvard, welcomed us with the following speech, and it stuck in my mind. 18 years old at the time. he said, "look at that man on your left," and we all dutifully did that. "look at the man on your right." said, "one of them is going to be a captain of industry, and one of them is going to be a senator. that's where you are, and we're here to teach you how to run the world." that's what he said! you know, you're 18 years old, your head is getting larger as the man talks because you're being given this sense of what's expected of you, what's in store for you, almost nigh what you're entitled to when you come here, and it produces a fundamental human quality that many of you have noticed in graduates of these institutions--arrogance, mind-bending arrogance o

oriented, and we sat--we were brought into a big room, and in those days, harvard was separate from radcliffe, which was sort of the female up-the-street school, and so they didn't meet with us for whatever the thinking in those days was. so it was all young men, and the president, whose name was nathan pusey--that was his name--president of harvard, welcomed us with the following speech, and it stuck in my mind. 18 years old at the time. he said, "look at that man on your left," and we all dutifully did that. "look at the man on your right." said, "one of them is going to be a captain of industry, and one of them is going to be a senator. that's where you are, and we're here to teach you how to run the world." that's what he said! you know, you're 18 years old, your head is getting larger as the man talks because you're being given this sense of what's expected of you, what's in store for you, almost nigh what you're entitled to when you come here, and it produces a fundamental human quality that many of you have noticed in graduates of these institutions--arrogance, mind-bending arrogance o

. >>> next to daniel radcliff open oing up. came out. what's the easiest way to escape it? alcohol. he was only 12 when the first harry pot er came out. he has overcome the odds and he says that it's because he truly loves acting and does not want to jeopardize that. >>> now, the dance moves have a lot of people talking. there are unique to say the least. the internet had some fun with it. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> there's the actual song there. the means did not end. >> some come playing them to elaines dance in sienfield. >> that's your pop start. >> thank you so much. >>> the big story is the flooding rains that we're expecting in texas later on this week and starting today and into the weekend we should see anywhere from five to seven i h inches of rain and extending up to oklahoma. how about back to the future music. that's rieblght. thanks to our friends and new york city we're going to take you temperatures to the future. between 1956 and 1985 the average temperature in new york city was 56.4 and now risen to 55.5, and if we c

. >>> next if you've got a spare $19,000, you can rent actor daniel radcliffe's new york city apartmentty of natural light. >>> and last, 96 grand, that's how much for this visold for at memorabilia auction. no word yet on the bidder. >>> thanks tucker, could your job be killing you. workplace stress could be as detrimental to your health as secondhand smoke. could increase chances of illness by 37%, chances of early death 20% and job insecurity with increase poor health as much as 50%. what can we do to restress. dr. mike edward is a psychologist. nice to see you this morning >> good to be here. i hope i can help with the stress. >> this is disturbing research. >> it's killing us. work is killing us. >> work is killing us. and the world health organization labeled stress as one of the biggest epidemics of the 21st century. we're all dealing with it. it can be worse than secondhand smoke. >> we're down here in the newsroom. a lot of stress down here to produce a four-hour show. they work tirelessly throughout the night. no windows down here. how do you come to work on a positive threat.