we have a disabled vehicle and slide out at boomtown and another property damage crash on 580 southbound in the southbound side and multiple slide offs and property damage crashes on u.s. 50 and lake tahoe in the area of the golf club. when it comes to traveling on the roadways, distance equals time. the more time you leave between you and the vehicle in front if you could be the difference between getting in a crash and being able to stare out of the way. keep your seat else on and cell >>> still to come, one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children.erybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, i'm hillary clinton, >>> [bells ringing] time to keep the winning streak rolling on wall street. another big yesterday. -- another big day yesterday. the dow jones is up eight points. stories making financial headlines, japan said the trade bal

. >> mark: avon has become a boomtown over the last decade and many residents welcome the store but there are many suburbs the popular chain could go to. to find out where other good locations might be to put ikea we turned to dan deroos. >> reporter: we have been reaching out literally to just about every suburban in northeast ohio to simply ask the interested? have you put in a proposal? have you contacted ikea in any way. here is what we have gotten so far. i want to take you down first of all to brooklyn. this is where the ikea was supposed to go. here is the plain dealer building you can see. it was supposed go here. anymore. as we started calling around, let's take a look. we are going to go down here to the southeast in streetsburough. they are interested and will be throwing their hat in the ring. it has to be close to an interstate system. you have 80 and 480. that would make a pretty good location because of the traffic. now we go to the west side of cleveland. avon we heard from the mayor, i'm going to take you right down to that area. this is the exit just built the nagle road

he wants columbus, ohio, which is a boomtown that has really good employment and elope prices, to havehe same rate as seattle and l.a -- gerri: well, that's dumb too. >> california just rejected a $15 statewide minimum wage, jerry brown did, because it would add $4 billion a year in the cost of government. so in addition to depressing actual employment -- which is kind of an important thing here in america where we have a low employment rate compared to the last 30 years, it's going to make government more expensive. you're going to have to jack up taxes. gerri: i like you're i've got mine, you can't have yours scenario. good to see you. >> thank you. gerri: coming up, a public university is banning a conservative speaker who was invited by a student group to speak because his views on diversity have angered liberal act visitses. it is the latest on political correctness gone wild. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and a very good afternoon from the floor of the new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothman with your fox business brief. stocks right now, excuse me, at session highs. the dow is up almos

bonet, a lifelong alaskan, lives in fairbanks, a former gold rush boomtown that prides itself on itsral beauty. while covering local crime stories in 2003, bonet learns that fairbanks police are using taser guns as a crime-fighting tool. his curiosity is piqued when a police officer makes an offhand comment. >> they were talking about tasers and their effectiveness and he jokingly said you should do it. it's a lot of fun. and i said, yeah, sure, why not. fateful statement. >> fateful, indeed. a self-described risk taker, bonet decides to try it and capture it all on camera. >> when i told my co-workers what i was planning to do, i was met with a lot of blank stares. and i don't think they really believed me. >> have you ever seen thomas pace before? i never have. >> i became more and more nervous. you know, i was trying to play it off like, i'm not afraid at all, but that was absolutely not true. >> bonet decides, despite his fear, that he should not only go through with the plan, he should make the experience as real as possible. >> i figured if i'm going to do this, i'm going to go

on the one hand, we have the biggest boomtown in north america. the other hand, we have working families and communities falling behind, even though they're working hard, and even though they're doing a great job. i'm seeing washingtonians -- hard working people in every corner of this state -- struggling with rising housing prices, with student loan debt, with medical bills. that's why i'm supporting the initiative that was filed yesterday that phases in a true minimum wage and provides sick leave for hard working -- paid leave for hard working washingtonians. i stand on this rock-solid belief. if you work 40 hours a week, you deserve a wage that puts a roof over your head and food on the table, period, and you shouldn't have to give up a day's pay if you or your kids get sick. but it's not just minimum wage workers who are falling behind in this economy. the problem is that most workers are not sharing in the fruits of their own increased productivity. workers are producing more goods and services per hour than at any time in our state's history