wah, wah. i'm sorry, my dear.s, who knows what that feels like. [ marcus laughs ] a "free play." o. uh, four o's, yeah. good for you. t. one t. i'd like to buy a vowel. mm-hmm. a u. there you go. two u's. come on. i've -- i'm at a loss for what to say to you, other than move on to rebecca. well, would you -- say goodbye. goodbye. [ bell dings ] okay, well, say goodbye to our time. it's running short. i'll give the wheel a final spin. ask you to give me a letter. if it's in the puzzle, you have three seconds to solve it. we'll add $1,000. every consonant worth $1,600. again, "around the house" is the category. and, lydia, it's your turn. a letter please. l. no l. marcus. c. two c's. "around the house." three seconds. outdoor chair cushions. there you go. well... i'm glad that worked out. thanks. uh, $3,650. you had that "toss up" earlier. and, you know, despite all the trouble you had with the wheel, you still ended up with almost 5 grand -- $4,650. and you never got to see his shoes, but trust me, they're really g

. >> wah-wah. >> yeah. so still 29 of the last 33. we are 10 for 12 in the month of september. hey, let's talk about what's going on. right now down to 71. we are drying out thanks to a west-northwest wind. that's a dry wind for us. humidity is still at 73%. it's going to be a lot cooler by morning in town. probably about 10 degrees cooler than now. look at this. it's already in the 40s in the mountains. so the high elevations with lots of low-to-mid 60s in the shenandoah valley. 60s and 70s in southern mailed. cobb island a waterspout. maybe see that video on social media. whether headlines. hey, look at this. breezy and cool tomorrow. going to fedexfield bundle up. i will show you that in a moment. stray shower possible too tomorrow. monday and tuesday look superb. then another dry stretch much of the coming week. it looks rain free. tomorrow that game 1:00 on wusa 9 with the dolphins in town. 70 to maybe 75. partly sunny to mostly cloudy. breezy, cool, a passing shower or too. tailgating temps in the 60s. windbreaker and maybe something that's a little waterproof. the main r

. >> wah, i'm calling for backup. wah, i'm calling for backup. wah. he has a camera. he's dangerous. >> jimmy knows he sounds like a crybaby. but he says this is a serious issue that needs attention. and he thinks these antics help. >> you broke the law. >> what has jimmy justice so upset in this video? these new york city sanitation enforcement agents are blocking a bus stop. >> look, the buses can't get through, can they, thomas? >> yeah, yeah. >> look, skippy. can the buses get through? no. they can't get through because of you. they can't get through because you parked your official vehicle, blocking a bus stop. a designated "no standing" zone, skippio. >> they parked not at the edge of the bus stop, to allow room for the buses to come in and out. they're right in the middle. it's disgusting. >> jimmy isn't only furious because of what he sees here at the bus stop. minutes earlier and a few blocks away, he caught these same sanitation enforcement agents blocking a fire hydrant. >> you're parking your official city vehicle blocking a fire pump? you ought to be asha

. >> wah-wah. >> winter gets you in the mood for a nice hot cup of joe. >> coffee? this is what we call a smooth transition. >> because pope francis is starting his long awaited journey to our side of the world. the departed pope to begin his journey and arrives in havana later today. he's the third to visit there and here's the segue. >> once he makes it here he'll wake up with a special cup of coffee. a blend being created just for him by a man in kansas city and rachel smith joins us with more on this story. can taste it live. >> i know, right of the i need some, papal perks, right. one way of putting it. tracy allyn has been in the coffee business for 30 years but the master coffee taster, recently received a call from the vatican to brew up the perfect blend for the pope himself. you could say he perked up for this special task. ouch. pope francis is en route to cuba and the u.s. tuesday and while everyone knows the pontiff is no average joe, he just may need a little energy boost and what better way to get him through that six-day grind than with the perfect c

. >> wah!porter: welcome to the nfl play 60 zone where the toddlers, tweens and teens yup even the big kids get to find their inner joe montana. >> whoo! >> reporter: so get ready, super bowl 50 is just a short 20 weeks away. in santa clara, frank mallicoat, kpix 5. >> if missed your chance to see the trophies today don't worry they will be back on display tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at central park in santa clara. and we are counting down to super bowl 50. you can catch it right here on kpix 5 in just 140 days. >>> and counting. the first super bowl played at the los angeles memorial coliseum when the kansas city chiefs lost to the green bay packers back in 1967. i don't think santa clara had a stadium back then. it's going to be exciting for us when number 50 comes into town. >>> weather department let's start where we left off with the "spare the air" day on the way for tomorrow. unhealthful levels of pollution in the air and east bay and also in the santa clara valley for sunday all bec

wah lawmakers and he gave a moving and powerful speech, touching on a number of issues, including immigration, including religious liberty, and also the sanctity of life. this is his last day in the nation's capital before traveling to new york and he has a few more events before taking off. now that his capitol hill address has wrapped up, he'll visit st. patrick's church at 10th and j streets northwest. >> we expect francis' appearance at st. patrick's church to be a quick one. he'll then head to catholic charities, where he'll feed the homeless. welcome to special coverage of news 4 midday. i'm barbara harrison. >> i'm yuan lang. it was really a powerful speech. you could just see the members there reacting to the message he had. so many different issues that he touched upon. he touched upon immigration, he touched upon religious liberty, he talked about the refugee crisis, and he also invoked powerful figures in our history to make his speech. he called on lawmakers to cooperate with each other and with the rest of the world. he also asked them to ask with open hearts. >> a lot of applaus

>> wah, wah, wah. >> inside studio 1a, here's a look at what's making headlines.s arrives in washington, d.c. today. he'll begin his first ever trip to this country. in all he'll spend six days here, including stops in new york and philadelphia. a security operation that we haven't seen before. we're going to have much more on pope's visit and his popularity just ahead. >>> in politics, wisconsin governor scott walker is the headline. he has ended his campaign for the republican presidential nomination. and now he's encouraging others to do the same without naming donald trump. walker said he would like to see more of a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> front-runner equaling trump there. >> and a navy fighter jet crashed in california last night near a military base outside fresno. the pilot managed to eject and safely parachute to the ground. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. >> meantime, a lot of people get their prescription drugs and have a bit of sticker shock and

, wah, these muffins may be a huge contributor to that muffin top you're trying to get under control. the coffee shop, but -- >> you're grabbing and going but you're really not doing yourself any favors. >> reporter: we bought them from starbucks, dunkin' donuts and crossco. what's a food equivalent. >> you'll be so surprised. >> whoa. >> believe it or not -- >> reporter: wait, this ee ways to that? >> that fact, these onion rings have less fat than this muffin. this muffin is weighing in at 32 grams of fat. >> but there's also sugar in here, right. >> absolutely. let's bring that cooler right on in. >> and the soda. >> reporter: compared to store bought onion rings it's close. the muffin has 32 grams of fat, 40 grabs of sugar and 600 calories. >> imagine an average man or woman around 2,000 calories for the day, 600 calories, boom. right there that's a third of your food intake if you're a woman. >> exactly. >> reporter: the starbucks muffin comes in more modestly at 380 calories with 16 grabs of fat but 30 grams of sugar. from dunkin' donuts this is their reduced fat muffin and does

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, wah. have jessica and saundra pelletier, the ceo of womencare global. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> it's interesting because right off the bat we're laughing, there's humaner in this campaign. >> i mean that's elie how we want to speak about this issue and share this issue with everyone because we want to take it out of the shadows. we don't want women's reproductive health issues to be hidden under stigma or taboos anymore and how best to reach all demographics. can we please laugh about this crazy stuff that happens to us. >> incredible way to look at it. you recently became a mom. your son silas is five months old. what didn't you know about your own body when you were heading into that chapter. >> everything. i obviously understood how it needed to happen to tart to have a baby. that, but the specifics of, well, what does my body need to go through? i knew nothing. >> the lack of knowledge dated all the way back to middle school. >> all the way. i mean, i remember

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with all of these business leaders, he also prepares for what could be a very tense state visit in wah later this week. the white house says it plans to directly address the issue of government sponsored cyber steeling of intellectual property and business technology. plus human rights all on the agenda. dave, gerri. >> jo, thank you for that. and a new report that 5.5 million government workers had their fingerprint stolen in that cyber attack that stole the personal information of 21 million americans. now, father greater of the initial report of 1 million fingerprints stolen. >> unbelievable. meanwhile a corporate shake up in volkswagen of the emission scandal, announcing its resignation, remember it was just yesterday he said he had no plans to step down. the criminal into the german car manufacturer's actions is spreading. now, other countries are investigating its diesel vehicles. jeff flock has had all the breaking news on this story right from the get-go with a couple of days ago. he joins us now from chicago. and he said yesterday i'm not resigning today, what's next? >> and t

. >> wah-wah. >> debby downer. let's take a look at what's making headlines. politics at the top.ublican front-runner donald trump under fire for what he didn't say during a town hall event in new hampshire. he failed to correct this rep t supporter who said the president was muslim. >> overnight, 17 people were injured on a plane from hawaii to the philippines, encountered severe turbulence and finished the trip to manila where some of the injured received treatment. >> and pope francis is getting set to to take off on his trip to north america heading to cuba tomorrow and then the u.s. on thursday in another big headline today, storms and heat. >> "sunday night football" weather is brought to you by mobile, included only by verizon. >> after that awkward moment we'll get to the storms and the heat. we've got this frontal system moving through northern indiana right now and it is producing a lot of lightning and torrential downpours. this is a round of storms we'll see this morning and then we get a break and then we'll see another round of storms redevelop later on this afternoo

nancy cordes is in nsh wah, new hampshire after a busy weekend.: good morning. we came to new hampshire because it's like one-stop shopping for presidential candidates on labor day. we tracked down four of them in short order including the new democratic front-runner here in new hampshire, vermont senator bernie sanders who, according to a new poll out weekend has an 11-point lead over hillary clinton. just a couple of months ago, she was leading him by about the same margin. i asked what he thought when he saw that poll. he answered one wow, "wow." he said he thinks his message about income inequality must be captioning on and he pointed out he has only aired zero ads here in new hampshire compared to hillary clinton who started airing ads here last month. >> nancy, i'm worried one of those candidates might wander into the shot with you. i want to ask you about hillary clinton's reset. there appears to be a reset going on in the campaign. do you see it that way? >> reporter: i do. she's going to start going big, not necessary big rallies like ber

wah-wah. anyway, i'll work on this. yeah. >> the universe may be telling you something, thomas. >> reporter:i know. mirror mirror on the wall why are you locking me out? >> it's something serious. it is a beautiful mirror. >> reporter: it is. isn't it nice. we'll have more. i'll fix it. >> thomas mentioned the names coming through green mom, the stephen colbert, hugh jackman and leonardo dicaprio and the list goes on and on but right now the man behind all this the ceo of the global poverty project, mr. hugh evans. great to see you, man. >> thank you, willie. thank you very much for having me. >> congrats. >> congrats. how do you feelle? >> i didn't get much sleep last night i was so excited. this is the biggest year for the movement. we're seeing that, you know, yesterday the united nations lawn. the new global goals for sustainability development and we want this party tonight to be historic announcement of those goals but also build a lasting movement to achieve them so i couldn't be happier. >> on the piece the u.n.

i think the party had to be enforced for swoun on republican ticket i think a point to make there, wahsnk donald trump would like it if he becomes the nominee, and someone runs a third party candidate against a him why trying to do the same to somebody else try to stabotage you pledge to support nominee to go fence the democratic nominee clinton biden o'malley whoever it might be at this point the whole reason for this pledge not try to enforce rules on anybody, but trump is playing by his set of rules there is other people in the race jeb bush says i've been voting republican entire life there have beene there are people dedicated to party cause not wishy-washy on issues. >> phil isn't it interesting the establishment guys are all the way at the bottom of the list, and the outsider of the box guys and gals at the top like donald trump, like dr. ben carson like carly fiorina that also speaks to the customer kefs we were talking about he said last guest not where it should be. >> people are mad as hell. >> throw bernie sanders into the mix, people are frustrated with status quo if you wi