depended primarily on petroleum revenues. >> so to offset the fiscal short falls, alaska governor bill walkeradvocating a revival of the income tax, and governor walker joins us now in an exclusive interview from anchorage. welcome, governor walker. >> welcome, governor. >> thank you very much. >> so just lay out your plan for us. how bad is the damage to alaska's fiscal position, and what are you exactly proposing to do about it? >> well, we have a $3.5 billion deficit. that works out to about $400,000 about an hour deficit in our current budget. so that's unsustainable, obviously. alaska doesn't have a wealth problem. we have a cash flow problem. so we need to look differently at how we deal with our wealth. we have a sovereign wealth fund. so we need to use those earnings differently than we have in the past. not be so dependent upon oil. you're absolutely correct that it was 2.1 million barrels a day in '88, and now it's 500,000 barrels a day today. so we're way down on that as well. so the combination of the flow, as well as the price of oil coming out of the cause. the income tax is one

today's new york times reports that to fill the gap, governor bill walker will propose the first statencome tax in 35 years. an independent, walker also reportedly wants to scale back the yearly dividend check from oil revenues alaskans have been receiving since 1982. according to alaska officials, crude oil prices have plunged from over 95 dollars a barrel at the beginning of this year, to barely thirty-five dollars a barrel this week. the iraqi army announced progress today in the effort to retake the central city of ramadi. a spokesman said iraqi forces made advances in the neighborhood that houses the local government offices overnight, but were delayed by booby traps and explosives. ramadi was taken by islamic state militants in may. it is the capital of iraq's mostly sunni anbar province. for the second time in barely a month, a massive landslide in myanmar's jade-mining region has taken a heavy toll. police did not confirm fatalities, but local workers and officials say at least thirty people are missing and feared dead under the rubble. a landslide in the same area last month k

((patrick walker: here's what lawmakers are facing for this special session... two bills. one... to create a workforce development program... and one that covers faraday's 335- million in incentives.)) ((assembly speaker: "the assembly is organized and ready for business.")) ((patrick walker)) lawmakers... reconvening in carson city after dark wednesday for a special session regarding electric car manufacturer faraday future. but the language in the bills to make the deal happen... was finalized wednesday evening. ((assemblyman paul anderson/(r) assembly majority leader: "right now we've got 2 bills, one in the senate and one in the assembly, we may have some amendments, we may have some changes, but right now we've got a bill on both sides.")) ((patrick walker)) assembly majority leader paul anderson... introducing a bill to create a workforce development program to fellow lawmakers in his chamber. he says the big bill... which deals with the incentives the state is offering faraday... is first being heard in the senate. ((assemblyman paul anderson/(r) assembly majority leader: "

((patrick walker: here's what lawmakers are facing for this special session... two bills. one... to create a workforce development program... and one that covers faraday's 335- million in incentives.)) ((assembly speaker: "the assembly is organized and ready for business.")) ((patrick walker)) lawmakers... reconvening in carson city after dark wednesday for a special session regarding electric car manufacturer faraday future. the deal with faraday was cut last week... but the language in the bills to make the deal happen... was finalized wednesday evening. ((assemblyman paul anderson/(r) assembly majority leader: "right now we've got 2 bills, one in the senate and one in the assembly, we may have some amendments, we may have some changes, but right now we've got a bill on both sides.")) ((patrick walker)) assembly majority leader paul anderson... introducing a bill to create a workforce development program to fellow lawmakers in his chamber. he says the big bill... which deals with the incentives the state is offering faraday... is first being heard in the senate. ((assemblyman pa

bill walker wants to generate cash to help finance state governments which would mean smaller checks for alaskans going forward. do you think it might be pointed at former alaskan governors? >> is this big news to reinstate this? >> think about how big the population is and how interesting and attractive alaska is for people to go to live. >> right. there we go. still to come on worldwide exchange, another suitor for syngenta. find out the details after this short break. the flu virus. it's a really big deal. and with fever, aches, and chills, mom knows it needs a big solution: an antiviral. don't kid around with the flu, call your doctor within the first 48 hours of symptoms and ask about prescription tamiflu. attack the flu virus at its source with tamiflu, an antiviral that helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu in liquid form is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines.

((patrick walker: here's what lawmakers are facing for this special session... two bills. one... to create a workforce development program... and one that covers faraday's 335- million in incentives.)) ((assembly speaker: "the assembly is organized and ready for business.")) ((patrick walker)) lawmakers... reconvening in carson city after dark wednesday for a special session regarding electric car manufacturer faraday future. the deal with faraday was cut last week... make the deal happen... was finalized wednesday evening. ((assemblyman paul anderson/(r) assembly majority leader: "right now we've got 2 bills, one in assembly, we may have some amendments, we may have some changes, but right now we've got a bill on both sides.")) ((patrick walker)) assembly majority leader paul anderson... introducing a bill to create a workforce development program to fellow lawmakers in his chamber. he says the big bill... which deals with the incentives the state is offering faraday... is first being heard in the senate. ((assemblyman paul anderson/(r) assembly majority leader: "they have the ta

lawmakers passed 50 bills that will kick in on january first. politics now anchor patrick walker is here with a look at some of those bills. patrick... ((patrick walker)) dave... it sounds like a big number... but most are changes to laws that don't have much of an impact on us. but there are some new laws that do stick out. in the spirit of the upcoming election season... one has to do with the sample ballots you get in the mail. a-b 94 gives election officials electronic sample ballots instead of mailing paper ones. it's a move meant to cut back on printing and paper costs... as well as postage. on the roads... s-b 354 allows pedestrians and motorized wheelchairs to operate in a bike lane or even next to a travel lane if a portion of the sidewalk is missing or obstructed. drivers must move over if safe to do so. and pedestrians must go back onto the sidewalk when it is safe for them to do so. lawmakers put themselves under the microsope. s-b 307 clarifies and prohibits lawmakers and public officials to receive more than 100- dollars' worth of gifts or freebies from a lobbyists

it has governor bill walker proposing a first in the nation oil income tax as the climb in oil production is creating a multiple dollar budget hole. state lawmakers say they will consider the plan. about two-thirds of the budget revenue can't be collected they say because of the drop in oil >>> a british crematorium has become the first funeral home to land a liquor license in the uk. they will now have the option of granting loved ones what's described as the complete sendoff. a sendoff without the need to travel off the premises. and this company says they are going to do it at like all of the 20 sites. i actually don't think it's a bad idea. it is awkward to go to a pub or a bar after. >>> and the bbc have one upped justin bieber, with his help. >> the group's version of "a bridge over you" landed number one on the christmas charts topping bieber's "love yourself." the pop star urged his followers included a link to download the tune on twitter. >> that's great. i'm going to like justin bieber all day today. >> he campaigned to get today a chance for rain in the morning. cloudy, with a

it has governor bill walker proposing a first in the nation oil income tax as the climb in oil production is creating a multiple dollar budge hole. state lawmakers say they will consider the plan. about two-thirds of the budget revenue can't be collected they say because of the drop in oil price us. >>> a british crematorium has land a liquor license in the ukuk they will now have the option of granting loved ones what's described as the complete sendoff. a sendoff without the need to travel off the premises. and this company says they are going to do it at like all of i actually don't think wonderful. >> yeah. >> about 22 after the hour now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up. hover boards are one of the hot holiday gifts. so hot in fact concerns are mounting over the popular toy. we'll tell you the new places the boortds are banned. >> and just before the ball drop, what americans thought of 2015. morning saturday." hi. i'm ben affleck. the only thing better than playing a hero in the movies, is being a hero in real life. like the 50,000 veterans who returned fr

bills this spring./// ((patrick walker)) > how about a warm winter? seeing... when the area is expecting a cool down. and back here at home... a cloudy first full day of winter. sherry joins us next with a complete holiday forecast. < of the northwest are pummeled with snow... the northeast is seeing record highs. jericka duncan shows us how new yorkers are taking to the warm weather. > "it's beautiful, today, absolutely incredible." at 52 degrees in buffalo, it was beautiful enough for waders and walks in the park. in a city that was slmmed by 7 feet of lake effect snow last year... temperatures this week are more likely to inspire long walks on the beach. (eric fisher/wbz-tv meteorologist) "that's certainly right look at buffalo on wednesday up to 61 degrees one of many record highs to be set from great lakes down to ohio valley the focus on christmas eve moves to the northeast down to the mid-atlantic numerous record highs were talking 60s and 70s the warmest christmas eve anyone alive has seen in that area." more than 2,600 record high temperatures have bee

((patrick walker)) the outcry was enough to adjourn for the evening without voting... enough time to draft the amendments to the bill to address water issues. ((patrick walker: "how big of a contingent is there inside the room that's having a problem right now?" sen. patricia farley/r-las vegas: "it's pretty huge, and there's not a lot of agreement, which is why from our caucus side, we're very happy that senator goicoechea stepped up.")) ((patrick walker)) rural lawmakers have been worried for a long time about any legislation that transfers water from one basin to another. which is possible under the proposed bill. critics say this bill would allow for speeding up the water rights allocation process. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "i just didn't feel it was appropriate , you know, we spent 120 days last session trying to get some water bills up, and here we are trying to deal with it in 48 hours and making some reaching changes to nevada water law.")) ((patrick walker)) despite his opposition... eureka senator pete goicoechea says he's confident that with the amendments... this won't derail the faraday deal. ((

walker)) the outcry was enough to adjourn for the evening without voting... so that legal staff could have enough time to draft the amendments to the bill to address water issues. ((patrick walker: "how big of a contingent is there inside the room that's having a problem right now?" sen. patricia farley/r-las vegas: "it's pretty huge, and there's not a lot of agreement, which is why from our caucus side, we're very happy that senator goicoechea stepped up.")) ((patrick walker)) rural lawmakers have been worried for a long time about any from one basin to another. which is possible under the proposed bill. critics say this bill would allow for speeding up the water rights allocation process. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "i just didn't feel it was appropriate , you know, we spent 120 days last session trying to get some water bills up, and here we are trying to deal with it in 48 hours and making some reaching changes to nevada water law.")) ((patrick walker)) despite his opposition... eureka senator pete goicoechea says he's confident that with the amendments... this won't derail the faraday deal. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "clearly, there's enough

walker)) the outcry was enough to adjourn for the evening without voting... so that legal staff could have enough time to draft the amendments to the bill to address water issues. ((patrick walker: "how big of a contingent is there inside the room that's having a problem patricia farley/r-las vegas: "it's pretty huge, and there's not a lot of agreement, which is why from our caucus side, we're very happy that senator goicoechea stepped up.")) ((patrick walker)) rural lawmakers have been worried for a long time about any legislation that transfers water from one basin to another. which is possible under the proposed bill. critics say this bill would allow for speeding up the water rights allocation process. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "i just didn't feel it was appropriate , you know, we spent 120 days last session trying to get some water bills up, and here we are trying to deal with it in 48 hours and making some reaching changes to nevada water law.")) ((patrick walker)) despite his opposition... eureka senator pete goicoechea says he's confident that with the amendments... this won't derail the faraday deal. ((sen. pete goicoechea/r- eureka: "clearly,

walker, 8 news now.")) ((dave courvoisier)) lawmakers will be back to work mid- morning tomorrow. the assembly's bill... which covers workforce development... is expected to see a vote tomorrow morning as well. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > as we reported last night, the las vegas review- journal's staff cracked the case of who their mysterious new owners are... that would be the family of billionaire casino mogul sheldon adelson.

walker, 8 news now.")) will be back to work mid- morning. the assembly's bill... which covers workforce development... is expected to see a vote as well. /// ((sherry swensk)) > do or do not... there is no try when it comes to getting tickets for the new "star wars" flick. ((brian loftus)) "the force awakens" debuted in theaters last night..

trying to look reaganesque, i saw somewhere where cruz is asking supporters to help pay for walker's presidential bill >> the numbers in. >> iing what for cruz match where carson has gone down. polls don't win elections. what matters is the iowa poll. they are including non-republicans and people who lean to the right. so it's important, i think, for trump to realize the balance and not be surprised if their guy doesn't win in iowa. new hampshire is more trump's background. iowa will give whoever wins it a lot of momentum. by the time south carolina rolls around it will be a little different. but if you don't have a ground game in any of the states you will have a problem. charles: when the news came out, donald trump -- it didn't take throng attack ted cruz. take a listen. >> i don't think he's qualified to be president. >> why not? >> i don't think he has the right temperament or judgment. if you look at way he has dealt with the senate where he goes in there like a little bit after maniac. you will never get things done that way. charles: i think this is a miscalculation. people love the fact that

walker, 8 news now.")) ((kirsten joyce)) lawmakers will be back to work mid- morning. the assembly's bill.. which covers workforce development.. in the morning. /// kirsten joyce > now let's turn it over to patranya in for demetria. brian loftus how are the roads looking this morning. < demetria obilor >

((patrick walker)) the hope is for all three of the bills to get a vote tonight... and assuming they all pass... they will swap to the opposite side of the legislature for consideration. what was expected to be a 48-hour session... is soon to be passing 72 hours and counting. ((patrick walker)) back our here live... steve... we know the city of north las vegas is will be lobbying for changes in s-b 1 once it goes to the assembly... how much longer could this go? -- were you surprised to see the water rights bill go as a new instead of the senate? -- on a-b 1... hansen and shelton were no's... and fiore was a yes. surprises there? ((steve sebelius)) ((patrick walker)) reporting live in carson city with steve sebelius... i'm patrick walker... 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) > filling a house with furniture... just in time for holiday gatherings. we introduce you to a local father who received a big surprise today... and what he's done to deserve ((denise valdez)) > got a problem? then tell michelle. ((paul joncich)) our consumer advocate michelle mortensen is here to

george herbert walker bush did it, bill clinton did it, his predecessors did it. it is not being practiced today. both parties, - yes. - the party that is the party of the president and the opposing party, need presidential leadership in order to come together. it is crazy to think that 435 members of congress can come together without presidential leadership and that 100 members of the senate can come together without presidential leadership. - you put the stalemate, the quicksand that we're in, whatever you want to call it, you put that on the white house only. - absolutely. - predominantly. - really? - yes. this congress seems pretty dysfunctional. i'm willing to - but it's dysfunctional - accept the white house. - because it's not being led. - i'm willing to accept the white house is responsible at least for half. - you can have an irresponsible herd of cats if nobody's herding it. you can have an irresponsible herd of cattle, to be more appropriate to texas, if nobody's herding it. and so, it looks like it's the cattle's fault, but it's the herder's fault. an

. /// ((patrick walker)) > solar customers electric bills could be going up.... yesterday, the nevada public utilities commission made a big decision about solar net metering rates. getting credit on the electric bills...for selling back energy they generate. the p-u-c voted unanimously to reduce the amount that n-v energy will pay for net metering... dropping the amount of credit customers will get. they also agreed to change the flat service rate for customers with solar panels. that will be a little more. many solar customers at the meeting were upset with the decision. ((daniel abbott//solar customer the people with solar are not hurting people without solar .. they are not being charged anything for it we are actually helping them out .. my neighbors get power from my house .. but i don't get the money forit. nevada power does and now i am penalized because i feel i have done the right thing ((patrick walker)) solar companies are also upset with the decision. these changes won't happen overnight ... but over 5 years. but they do start soon on january first.

wisconsin governor scott walker signing a bill to allow the use of narcan without a prescription. it helps reverse overdoses. bills which would expand the use of narcan have failed in the iowa legislature. changes are coming to the way our cars are tested for crash safety. the department of transportation is ntroducing a new rating system for new cars to included whether the vehicle has sensors. the d-o-t also proposing a new category which will design how cars protect bicyclists and pedestrians. "given the increases that we have seen in recent years in people getting hurt or killed while walking or riding a bicycle, this is a very the dot is also introducing an upgraded crash test dummy that can predict what happens to the body during a crash. a new online survey by mothers against drunk driving finds more people are using designated drivers. 75 percent of people said they've been a designated driver in the past year. that's a big rise since 19-89 when 35 percent of participants reported being a designated driver. they survey also found more people are counting on ridesharing ser

and in a private no media allowed ceremony governor walker just signed that bill but not before lineng one part of the bill to give himself even more power over what will now be his partisan appointments to oversee elections and ethics in that state. and this would usually be the part where i say this is why we can't have nice things. but in this case wisconsin really did have a nice thing for a while. an island of non-partisan technocratic good government in an election system that feels like it gets more partisan and more gerrymandered and more stacks for one party all the time. they really did have a nice thing in wisconsin. and scott walker and his state's republican legislators just went out of their way to kill it. joining us now is senator john erpenbach. he helped author the bill that created the government accountability board in the first place. senator erpenbach, it's nice to see you. >> thank you, rachel. it's good to see you. >> what should voters know about this board that's being dissolved? you helped create it. what's important about losing it? >> well, a couple of th

./// ((patrick walker)) > electric bills for solar customers could be going up.... utilities commission made a big decision about solar net metering rates. solar customers have been getting credit on the electric bills...for selling back energy they generate. the p-u-c voted unanimously to reduce the amount that n-v energy will pay for net metering... they also agreed to increase the flat service rate for customers with solar panels. we don't know the new rates yet... they should be released in about a week./// < ((sherry swensk)) we're cooler this morning with just a few clouds off to the east around the sunrise. temps have droped to the low 40s and some upper 30s around the fringes of town. ............ we've got a nice day ahead with some afternoon clouds here and there. highs should make it back up to near 60 degrees again. ...................... and then some wet and cooler changes rolling in for christmas eve and early christmas day. ................... northerly breezes will return and the weekend is going to be back to chilly days and cold announcer: it's "l

((patrick walker)) > the one contentious area has been over who controls water rights. a third bill may be drafted to sort that out. > but the real work isn't being assembly and senate chambers... it's being done in back rooms: ....who gets credit? dale erquiaga/advisor to gov. sandoval: "since this is the week....the work force awakens." governor sandoval dispatched his most trusted jedi knight to begin the formal sales though most of the arm twisting view. dale erquiaga told lawmakers that nevada's work force is simply not ready for the new economy that will explode like a neutron bomb at apex, that is if the legislature approves a complicated package of incentives, infrastructure, and job training as outlined in two bills that were finally unveiled in carson city. dale erquiaga: nevada's skills gap is worsening. as our economy diversifies,though other state we see a need for a new kind of skills.... the testla battery project now under construction near reno...the hyperloop test facility just announced for apex...and the billion dollar faraday electric car complex that would be t

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walker kpix 5. >>> two titans teamed up to help fight global warming. mark zuckerberg and bill gates are creaking a fund to support -- creating a pond to support new technologies. the goal is to meet growing energy demands world wide wile working to -- while working to decrease the burden on the environment. >>> developing news, the bomb squad has removed and detonated a hand gruinate found by construction crews this afternoon. crews were digging in the area and made the discovery. one business was evacuated as they worked to remove the grenade. >>> many parts of the bay area getting showers today. this is video from san mateo where the rain came early as people were heading to work or school. light rain dampened roads. showers today along the coast. our golden gate bridge camera caught a few drops. but it was hit or miss. everyone getting wet later on in the week. chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> later on this week we will look at a steady rainfall. for tonight dry conditions. scattered showers are finished for us. a few showers in the santa cruz mountains, highway one. tha

walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >> how cool was that? >> very cool. a concert of a life time. >> great job. >> reporter: check in with bill martin now. i see bill is jealous too. >> that would be fun. a dream. hang out with bono? come on. >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> that is not going to happen to me. not a cute little kid. >> i have a great story when i was 17 i got to meet them. i was 17. we were at a hotel and they were at our bar in the hotel and security invited my mom and i to go to the concert and i went. went behind stage and met them. very nice. i have a picture. >> that is better than the story i don't have. rain now. good story. >> good story. >> scattered showers out there. light stuff. heavier showers moved through. in petaluma, light showers. that is how it goes tonight. scattered showers throughout the area. coming across the hill, san bruno. light showers. towards montero showers moving towards the east. we get the break tomorrow. you see it tomorrow and saturday. most of the day tomorrow will be a break. this system goes through. sunday's storm looks good. another good one. tomorrow will be about cool air

walker in the news room. thank you. >>> the house overwhelmingly passed a bill today to tighten visa requirements for travelers from other countries. the vote comes in response to the recent terror attacks in southern california and paris. the measure would bar people who have visited syria, iraq and iran within the past five years from a program that allows visa-free entry to the u.s. using passports from france, spain, and the uk. the head of the house homeland security committee said he's been told isis is trying to infiltrate the refugee program. >> i can reveal today that the united states government has information to indicate that individuals tied to terrorist groups in syria have already attempted to gain access to our country through the u.s. refugee program. >> the white house has said refugees from syria undergo rigorous screening that can take two years. republicans in congress are trying to block anymore refugees from entering the u.s. >>> a u.s. citizen facing terror charges has surrendered to authorities in somalia. muhammad abdullah hasan left minnesota in 2008 to join the islamic militant group al-shabab

bill in the faraday future special session. ((denise valdez)) this... as the special session is in its third day... and it may go a fourth. politics now anchor patrick walker is live in carson city with the latest. patrick? ((patrick walker)) lawmakers got a 4 and a half hour late start today... as leaders from both chambers spent time trying to work out amendments with the governor's office. lawmakers heard public testimony the commerce part of the faraday deal. the initial hang up last night that brought everything to a halt was a problem with part of the bill that touches on water rights. senator pete goicoechea spearheaded the opposition that we're told was fairly large... leading to the senate adjourning relatively early last night. that led to a new bill being drafted and sent over to the assembly as a-b 2. ((ryann juden/city of north las vegas: cwhile we stand in support of sb 1, we're very appreciative to this body for all the work they've done, section 28.4 is an area that does cause some issues for nlv, it's something we hope we can try and work out on the other side.")) ((patrick walker)) that part city of north las vegas assistant city manager

bill cosby. cosby's lawyer says the case is politically motivated to make good on a campaign pledge. at 4:00, nbc 10's mitch walkerill take a closer look at the world politics played in those charges. brittney back with us for one more look at that new year's eve forecast. maybe bring an extra blanket? >> and a thicker jacket because temperatures will be in the high 30s by the time fireworks go off. >> have a hot drink. you'll be fine. happy new year, everyone, have a great day. [dance music playing] ♪ >> kayla: [laughs] oh, my gosh. aah! my water. [laughs] >> steve: right there, baby. >> kayla: are you ready to go? >> steve: mm-hmm. we showed up to support basic black. we told the whole world we're getting married. >> kayla: [giggles] >> steve: i think... it's time to get out of here. >> kayla: let's go find joey and tell him we're gonna go. ♪ >> fynn: more champagne? >> ava: mm, well... feels a little rude if you're not drinking. >> fynn: no, not at all. i'll join you next time, when i'm not on call. >> ava: oh.

bill mckibben, please, stay with us. this is democracy now! we will be back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "tayo tayo" performed by the climate walkers.s is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from cop21, from the u.n. climate summit. we will be here for the full two weeks of the summit. meanwhile in india, one of the country's oldest newspapers was not printed for the first time in more than a century due to massive rains and floods in the southern city. the daily newspaper, the hindu, did not come out today because workers could not access the press. the publishers that it was the first time this has happened in the entire 137 year history of the paper. the indian government has deployed the army to rescue thousands of people stranded in the city as heavy flooding continues. we're joined right now by the managing editor of the paper, the editor. welcome. we were just talking yesterday in our office and then we get this news. i know you just have a few minutes. talk about the significance of what has happened to your newspaper, "the hindu" and where the city is in india. >>

bill murray. >> day star wars fans have been waiting for, a long time. >> one member has seen the sky walker ranchon. she had to take her son brody with her. check out this is six year-old brody learning how to be a jedi warrior from an actual jedi knight. >> good job, well done. the force is truly with you. >> how cute is that. >> he looked so little now, doesn't he. >> i know six years old. >> i know, so we have some people who are waiting in line. we have bb8. you guys want to see bb8 and see how it works. >> this is really cool. if you have great parents and i don't, you can get one of these at an apple store or franklin institute. they are a little expensive. they are $150 but they are super cool. have have you guys fill out your christmas list. >> yes you are not getting one of those. >> in. >> you packed up your snacks, what is in your snack pack. >> pretzels, chocolate chips, marshmallows. >> shouldn't you be in school. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> on the note did it say can't be in school because he has like star wars flu. >> no. >> they didn't lie. >> did your teacher know yesterday you were

hamel lipsky walker of such will be in for a treat emulate people sitting here because how else are yes see this movie 27 screens here with the see on the big screen and excitement the billmaybe it nationally and made $14.1 million saying that bollinger million dollars sold here in north america made a lot of buzz. >> pam: of courses lisa said lot of high surroundings' the star wars film a huge amount of expectation over how the director of carry-on the stores franchise. the insider has more for a loss angeles. >> reporter: abram missouri turned after greenback mission impossible such franchises knelt inheriting this. >> pam: coming upper historic trip will take at 540 to five and then hard rock effort from police officer made to stop runaway truck and then police policy in the dow fell 253 points and the nasdaq dropped then boom. what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids. now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. enter the sleep number bed with sleepiq® technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down. y