roger ebert deserves all the accolades he's been getting, justifiably so. and i think of course had he not become ill, and really handled his illness in a way that i can't even conceive of myself handling, um i think that that really kind of set him apart from kind of the other iconic chicago people. >> anthony: the guy, and correct me if i'm wrong, this was an enthusiast, i mean this was a guy who actually liked going to the movies. >> bruce: now this is not always the case with critics. they don't necessarily love the people or the subject matter they're reviewing. roger loved movies, and he loved actors. if you went over to his house, he would want to watch movies. >> anthony: siskel and ebert. classic, you know, it's like that is an iconic relationship. they didn't seem to like each other. >> bruce: they hated each other. >> anthony: they hated each other? >> bruce: yes, i mean, they understood what they had. but a lot of people think siskel was the alpha. he was not. roger had two things over siskel. he was a much better writer, and he was much better

a family out there that for 35+ years has no idea what happeed to their daughter detective joseph ebert took over the investiga tion last year. eb you actually live this case everyday of your life detective ebert believes jane was not homeless because of sophisticated dental work she had done called a sututre... eb- some dentist or othodonist out there in 1980 put that in her tooth... put that in her mouth i wanted to know more about what happens when a teen goes missing... and what agencies become involved and came across the national center for exploiting and missing children what would you want done if this was your daughter? we have an opportunity to make a difference here. they put me in contact with mike murphy. if he looks familiar to you... its because he's the former clark county coroner who know works for the center. mm- this is the case that sparked that passion in me to work for the national center mm- these are the things you never forget these are the things that never leave you when murphy worked as the clark county coroner he wanted to get janes picture out to as many pe

currently detective ebert has a list of two- thousand people that went missing during the time of janes murder... and he's going through that one by one trying cross off names. henderson police are asking you tonight to look at the photo of jane... and share it... its not hard and you could hdlp get this in front of just the right person. we're going to have a full description and more photos of jane arroyo grande doe on our website for you to look at. if you see anything that even looks slightly familiar... or somethign that reminds you of someone... call henderson police... theyll do all the work and run down the leads. now fox5 weather 24/7 plenty of sunshine with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s around las vegas for your monday. skies will stay clear with 60s this evening if you're going to be out viewing the supermoon; the full moon will appear 14% larger and 30% brighter this evening. overnight low temperatures drop into the 50s. temperatures stay mild tuesday with highs in the upper 70s. you will notice some high clouds drifting into the area during the afternoon; that i

joseph ebert.... are so dedicated to changing their lives. the henderson police department says they wont be able to solve who did this.... untilthey can sovle who she is. we have more information about jane on our website... and we're hoping someone out there recognizes her.... and can give some life to this investigation... guys... we're gong to have the full this cold case murder and more on how you can help... tonight at 10. a woman from pahrump is accused of endangering her daughter... after letting exotic animals roam around their home in texas. trisha meyer -- who recently moved to the houston area -- was arrested last week after returning to nevada. police say they started a theft investigation a few months ago... after meyer tried to sell an exotic kitten for three- thousand dolla she took the money -- without delivering the cat. officers found tigers... a skunk... a cougar... and fox at meyer's home. police say her daughter was also petting some of the animals. "having wildlife inside your home or even in your yard...is dangerous."

joseph ebert.... are so dedicated to this story its changing their lives. join us for our full report tonight at 10... ... and hopefully we can generate some leads... hours for firefighters to get a fire at a paper plant under control. check out this video... the fire happened at a plant in north las vegas, near fifth street and alexander. firefighters evacuated the building and say no one was hurt. the city of north las vegas teamed up with our neighbors in california for a special mock- earthquake drill. " - body attached" members of the national guard... fire department and nevada's division of emergency money management helped out with the simulation. different towns had to coordinate all their resources to make sure everyone made it out safely. "there is absolutely a challenge of getting multiple agencies together to accomplish a common goal. we all have the same common goal but they way we get to that goal may be different and so it's important for us to see how everybody does it and to organize ourselves in a way that we can do it with commonality."

he told us he tried to go to school but couldn't find it." [ laughter ] now, you all know roger ebert? >> yes. >> film critic. all right, here's what they said about roger. "roger's a bright boy, but i've had problems with him. yesterday, he gave a scathing critique of my history lesson. luckily, the siskel boy stood up and disagreed with him-- [ laughter ] saying my presentation had warmth and humor and a happy ending, and calling roger a four-eyed bran muffin with legs." [ laughter ] now, we sent back to iowa-- ronald reagan went to a small school in iowa as a youngster. it says, "today, ronald was kept after school for selling spare spitballs to students at a rival school." [ laughter ] [ applause ] just reading the official records-- don't hold me not easy to get, but we got it. [ laughter ] here's what they said about him-- 7th grade-- "muammar is an eager pupil, but he does have a nasty tendency to slice the throats of the cafeteria ladies... [ laughter ] on the days we have lima beans." [ laughter ] even then. don king-- here's what they said about don-- "don is an active, outg

and they want to make it ebert and donald trump is that vessel. >> but this does, i think president obama is going to be walking out any second. but i think what this all does, the undecided numbers, a lot of people going how in the world could those be so high. 13% in michigan. 20% of hispanics undecided. shows deep dissatisfaction with the process. >> and if democrats do lose an election day pretty regularly. but that is that early vote. and when you see the long lines at early vote and increasing it now in north carolina as well for the african americans. all those latinos in nevada. that should be scaring the trump voters. but a we do get beat on election day. but it doesn't matter we always got our votes barnged already. >> and in a crucial state, north carolina, of emotional significance to him and huge practical significance to the clinton campaign, let's listen to the president. >> fired up. everybody please give him a big round of applause. i feel a little bit like the guest pastor coming into church. he got me fired up backstage. there are people i want to thank. alma adams is h

science or economics, it is just for anym that calls kind of government action to solve it, the eberty the problem exists or that it could take place without dire consequences. there is a debate about the carbon credit and that sort of thing as a system th combines the capitalism to spread the cost. there are fine tuning points as well. paul: if you wanted a more market friendly solution, you would go for cap and trade. a carbon tax. market incentive. i would go for that but it will not be possible except possibly as part of an epa administrative solution. you go for some kind of top-down thing except it turns out the climate problem was pretty simple. coal-firedy just power plant spirit you can do a lot with this one thing. it is not a complex problem when anything short of a complex market solution is really bad. it is a not bad second-best to do this. >> coming up, we will take a look at economic inequality. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: paul krugman is still with me and my colleague. shift to income inequality now you have written about the debate over real america, i will put that

home, he told us he tried to go to school but couldn't find it." [ laughter ] now, you all know roger ebert? >> yes. >> film critic. all right, here's what they said about roger. "roger's a bright boy, but i've had problems with him. yesterday, he gave a scathing critique of my history lesson. luckily, the siskel boy stood up and disagreed with him-- [ laughter ] saying my presentation had warmth and humor and a happy ending, and calling roger a four-eyed [ laughter ] now, we sent back to iowa-- ronald reagan went to a small school in iowa as a youngster. it says, "today, ronald was kept after school for selling spare spitballs to students at a rival school." [ laughter ] [ applause ] just reading the official muammar gaddafi-- this was not easy to get, but we got it. [ laughter ] here's what they said about him-- 7th grade-- "muammar is an eager pupil, but he does have a nasty tendency to slice the throats of the cafeteria ladies... [ laughter ] on the days we have lima beans." [ laughter ] even then. don king-- here's what they said about don-- "don i that can be disruptive. he spends all