we face the costa-hawkins act pre-empts control of rent. costa-hawkins prevents us in san san francisco to adequately address our housing issue. it's tied our hands in crafting rent control regulations to adequately dress our own housing crisis. members chui introduced the proposed bill to repeal the costa-hawkins rental housing act and get sacramento out of the way when it comes to making our communities more affordable by repealing costa-hawkins we'll immediately change our rent control laws and will not immediately be changing the rent control laws but gives an opportunity to have discussion with the tenant and landlord communities about what makes sense in moving san francisco forward. i hope my colleagues will join me for ab1506. once passed we'll join cities like santa monica and berkeley to say now is the time to repeal costa-hawkins. >> supervisor tang: thank you. supervisor kim? >> i want to concur. i know i was brought in but i have a meeting in 15 minutes and i don't know if there'll be quorum issues. i wanted to give public adva

cost of hawkins is one of the focal points of the social illness. it has have enormous impacts on health and there's exacerbation of health conditions and drug abuse and more mental health and a can go on. what is clear in the city of san francisco is our city is suffering. the do no harm correlation are fighting oppression and it's impossible to predict how many more cases we will have to have of seniors being evict and dying in our hospitals before the city takes the health crisis seriously. we need an increase in affordable housing and market-rate housing will not solve the problem and we need to repeal cost of hawkins. thank you. >> supervisor: next speaker. and please come to the mic after the last speaker speak. >> thank you for letting me speak. i'm judy stocker. i appreciate you're giving eight of time to the report and to the issue. and i can't stress enough the importance of not just losing affordable housing but losing the richness and strength of community. i've lived in my home in the upper haight for 29 years and we were served with an

one of the biggest reasons is it the costa-hawkins act. it's a law enacted in 1995 which places limits on municipal rent control ordinances. costa-hawkins municipal rent control laws in major ways. it prohibits municipalities to establish rent control over certain units such as single-family units and second it prohibits municipal vacancy control. in san francisco costa-hawkins has tied our hand to address housing crisis. and assembly members introduced 18ab1506 a proposed bill to repeal the costa-hawkins act and get sacramento out of their way when it comes to making our communities more affordable. by repealing costa-hawkins we will not be immediately changing the rent control laws but rather it gives us the opportunity to have a discussion with the tenant and communities on what makes since for san francisco going forward. i hope my colleagues will join me for ab1506. when passed, we'll be joining cities such as santa monica and berkeley in seeing now is it the time to repeal costa-hawkins. many thanks to the housing rates community and

>> daniel hawkins. >> this is a man she used to date?a person that -- that we believe that she had a relationship with, yes. >> i think they were talking, nothing too extreme. maybe a couple of dates. >> reporter: albert knew daniel through mutual friends. >> we would just hang out with daniel, you know. i would text him, and be, like, hey man, are you coming out? and he would meet up with us. >> reporter: but albert hadn't spoken to daniel that weekend. and didn't know daniel and brooke had been texting each otr, making plans meet up. investigators say they called the number listed for daniel on brooke's phone. he didn't answer. >> you couldn't find him? >> couldn't find him. >> reporter: investigators learned daniel lived in colorado. he'd just been in knoxville for the weekend. >> were you worried that you couldn't get a hold of him and he was out there? >> yeah, it makes you wonder, you know, what's going on, are they intentionally trying to avoid you? >> reporter: daniel had flown back to colorado by the time he got on the phone wit

judge hawkins: yourself. step, step -- first it's to make it clear that having an immigrant visa does not entitle you access to the country. it would be very strange if congress passed a statute saying, the issue with immigrant visas is the statute if they actually wanted to do is restrict the president's ability in decide who is admissible - this country. the point of 1152 was to wipe out the national origins quota's. have racial ethnic ethnick bouncing -- and balancing incorporated. judge hawkins: the question is, can the president under the aside theof 1182 push restriction on the issues of immigrant visas that congress later enacted? you actually are talking about restricting the eligibility criteria. revisions.tatutory there are just no explanations that the writ -- decision to restrict immigrant visas was presidentive the power to determine who enters the country. suggest is that precisely because it is about immigrant visa issuance, it was not matter -- meant to suggest that they would present a visa t

richard jenkins, sally hawkins, and doug jones are all amazing.g jones, by the way, plays the sea creature, or the asset in the film. 90% of him is covered in prosthetics. it's insane to watch his performance and the emotions come through the prosthetics here. hawkins is amazing in the movie, and the character is mute, and she uses sign language throughout the entire film. it's a really beautiful performance. you will definitely see this film up for academy awards. i gave it a 4.5 out of 5, one of my favorite films of the year. now, some major stars headline the biggest films out right now, and not to mention famous directors, too. my one-on-one interviews coming up next. stay tuned. don't go anywhere. ♪♪ >> let the past die. that's the only way to become who you were meant to be. >> darkness rises and the light to meet it. >> [ grunts ] >> yes. "star wars: the last jedi" obviously now playing in theaters. over the year, i've had the chance to sit down with many, many actors and celebrities that i love, but these are some of the most recent interv

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here's why, judge hawkins. this was your question that you were starting to ask my colleague right at the beginning. you said isn't this executive order different? isn't there now a worldwide review? i think that fails for two reasons. one is this court -- that they have not made the findings that this court called for under 1182, and second the findings they do make are not the ones that are detrimental to the united states. let me walk you through that. before doing that, i'll get the last two arguments out. the 1152 violation. that's the third problem. the nondiscrimination, the fourth is the first amendment and religious discrimination. to answer your question posed to my colleague, here's the problem. here's what you said in your hawaii decision at page 773. quote "although the order explains conditions in the six countries lessen their government's ability to share information, the order specifically avoids making any finding that the current screening processes are inadequate as the law stands an applica

hawkins said he realized inside the mall his keys were missing.he came outis gone which puts a major damper on christmas for him and his family all thanks to someone who made the choice to steal someone else's joy this holiday season >> i try to really, really tried to do right by my kids. my son, especially my 13-year-old son. he's here and my daughters aren't i try to give him a good christmas. i ain't going to say i let him down. i'll still give him something, but it's not what he really wants. and this -- my car is with him every day. that's how i get to him. without that, how am i going to go see my kids or travel home? i can't say i just want them to bring my car backing damaged, undamaged, bring it back. no charges, i just want my car back. >> reporter: police confirm it was stolen. >> hopefully the bottom of that. >>> the battle to put out the massive wildfires in southern california >> exactly when firefighters could have those flames under control. stay with us, fox 5 news at 11:00 back after this. 0 back after this. . >>> flames broke o

steven hawkins is his name.d he think the culprit found the keys took the car and took off. the car is a 2009 silver mercedes cls550. person to return his car and the gifts inside. >> you know, i try to really, really try to do right by my kids. my son, my daughter, especially my 13-year-old son. he's here and my daughters aren't so i really try to give them a good christmas so, you know, i ain't going to say i let him down but i'm still going to get him something but it's not what really what he really wants. >> prince george's county police say if you have seen the stolen car, please give them a call. >> ♪ >> 6:33 is the time. that means it's time for the morning line and finally some good news for redskins fans. the burgundy and gold taking on the arizona cardinals at fedex field. now, the redskins will get the early lead. they were up 14 to three at the half but by the fourth quarter the cardinals would try to get the momentum back trying to close the gap but the redskins hold on win 20 to 15. they take on t

hawkins says he's just happy to be getting his car back so he can work and go visit his son. he doesn't even want the thief to punished. >> even if they caught the guy i wouldn't want him to be punished. >> reporter: why not? >> it's the holidays. i don't want to be in jail and i don't want to see nobody else in jail. >> reporter: until he can get his car back, he's depending on the kindness of friends to get him where he needs to go. in landover, darcy spencer, news4. >> news4 is work being for you with some of the steps you can take to keep your car safe. in your vehicle. never leave your car running unattended. never leave valuables visible inside your vehicle. and when possible, park in well-lit areas. also, do you know which holiday your vehicle is most likely to be stolen? according to the national insurance crime bureau, it's actually new year's day. so, plan ahead for that. much more information and safety tips on the nbc washington app. >> sleeping in and disoriented, who knows. new sari have a lance images after arrests and a series of cell phone robberies in prince

madame hawkins is playing drums and kicking up a storm. and says playing with the band has been a life long dream. this video has gone viral. it was posted a couple weeks ago and it already has almost a million views. rock on. just rick that that's about it. >> with the same you got the function. >> i'm not as school as she is. >> he's got the function though. >> 5@60 coming up after the break. we'll see you later. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! ? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> hi everybody, hello to you. >> happy monday. >> happen my mn to you at home. >> big news involving the president and women that say uned the first time. and their goal is to take the commander in chief down. >> and well as you can see from the rundown on the side of the screen big story tonight at 6:30 first failed terrorist attack in new york city and pipe bomb w

i just want my car back. >> hawkins gave fox5 these photos of the car.maryland license plate number t364214. if you spot that vehicle, call police. >> the state of delaware has agreed to pay $7.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the family of a correctional officer. on february 1st, 18 inmates rioted at the james t. vaughn correctional center in smyrna not far from dover. the 18 hour siege resulted in the death of lieutenant steven floyd. under the terms of the agreement delaware doesn't have to admit fault in the siege. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, the us a gymnastics sexual abuse scandal is leading a number of sponsors to reconsider supporting the sport. >> despite being slammed by some critics "star wars" pulls in half a billion dollars worldwide. >> we're going to break with a live look outside across the region at 4:50, temperature 42 degrees. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> 4:52. proctor and gamble could drop its sponsorship of u.s.a. gymnastics in wake of the sexual abuse scandal rocking the. >>> the company said the partnership had conc

steven hawkins said the tow company is asking for several $100 in fees before he can get it back. he doesn't have the money especially because he just spent hundreds of dollars on gifts for his family. again, those gifts were inside the car. now they're gone. hawkins tells us police located his car, abandoned in southeast dc. >>> guilty, that is the verdict tonight the trial of the first u.s. police officer charged with attempting to support isis. a jury in alexandria today convicted 38-year-old nicholas young in federal court after a week-long trial in virginia. young was a police officer for the metro transit system when he was arrested last year after targeted in a sting operation. he bought gift cards he thought would be used by the islamic state. the person he gave the cards to was working for the fbi >>> today, president trump outlined hits new national security strategy that will be used to guide hes next three years in office. strategy focuses on four main themes. >> securing border r he is promoting economic prosper tea, preserving peace through strength and advancing ame

up next hawkins is the broader picture of what's happening in the country. a tripling of air strike numbers from twenty six the official confirmation of boots on the ground something many politicians have been keen to avoid mentioning to avoid bad publicity with the yemeni conflict raging for nearly three years now and spawning two u.s. administrations american policy has some more devolved since the first days of the war what we need to do is bring all the parties together and find a political arrangement it is not solved by having another proxy war fought inside of yemen now aside from massive sales to saudi arabia what began as logistical support and intelligence sharing as part of the saudi led coalition moved to supporting operations in an advise and assist role drone of planes strikes now multiple ground operations the military involvement may have good intents on the surface comments in the sport of to harvest groups stabilizing a war torn country but as involvement has escalated the presence of terror groups has actually expanded now aside from the i

daniel hawkins here in the studio with kate as well just got a question to follow up on something very interesting you mentioned that the political process the americans the other factions evolved here now the russians are now as their troop withdrawal do you think washington will out something similar because they have a very clear where exactly they stand on supporting the kurds particular with the relationship with ankara as well will we see that will draw all of other foreign countries from syria as well. i think until now american is. until now there are different declare asians you know the bento go on. many a time that they want to stay until they will see their political process is going in there and this is you know declaring. ugly declare it shouldn't be because everyone knows that you know it says is illegally here in syria without acceptance of the syrian government and without any solution from security council if united nation about the same time i think the united states is trying to play the last card in its hands first of all is to using a dish card which is not one hu

well joining me in the studio now to discuss the aipcs decision is artist daniel hawkins and alan moore the sports host and capital f.m. thank you very much indeed for joining me gentlemen to dan if i can start with you while we had all the information there on the decision itself the initial decision from last year do you think in the fact that it still the blanket that it's just on is a political decision well there were only three options really available to the p.c. in this case which was lift a ban all together maintain status quo which is what's happened or perhaps go for a third option of allowing athletes of prove their claim to participate underneath flagons the doing already as nasa said there and several several sports as the russian athletes will be doing in so i think that's a decision and did yeah but if you look at some of the statements that have come out from before president phillip craven for example i believe earlier this year is demanding that russia prove not only that their sport is clean but that their nation is clean we can actually take a listen to that now max

chopper 4 flew over the area on hawkins creamery road near laytonsville road last night. firefighters doused it and contained it as much as they could. they expect the fire to continue burning for hours. no word about what caused it. >>> just about four minutes after the hour. changes are coming to prince george's county when it comes grading after that grade tampering scandal. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald live in upper marlboro with a look at the new report the ceo of the schools will unveil today. meagan, good morning. >>> good morning, eun and aaron. dr. kevin maxwell agreed to sit down with us in an interview to explain exactly how he's going to fix this widespread issue throughout his district. the governor of maryland, larry hogan, has been very vocal and critical of the scandal calling it either corruption or just incompetence. of course, dr. kevin maxwell has quite the task here. the audit reveals that school staff changed grades after quarterly cutoff dates, kept poor records and received little oversight from the school district. here's perspective for you. in

in the world with civilian casualties famine and color of spreading in the country artist daniel hawkins thank you very much thank you. now it's already one of the most dangerous cities in the us and crime rates in chicago are now rising at a worrying level well this sparks a national trend which is seen figures dropping according to a new crime rate report one local government commission has branded the situation a quiet genocide and says u.n. intervention is needed. i'm hoping to appeal to the u.n. to actually come to chicago and maybe even possibly help out in terms of peacekeeping efforts well the commission is appeal was perceived by many as a direct invitation to the un to deploy troops to the city however chicago's police superintendent did point out the international body has no jurisdiction there violent crimes are among those on the rise including murder rape and aggravated assault. you are welcome. as you pursue the american dream. of being killed in chicago and in good schools combine this has been going on for quite some time and the people work even quieter community member

president putin has ordered the start of the withdrawal of russian forces from syria dottie's daniel hawkins joins me with a studio in their car to get my teeth when they're down in the studio with the details why they're down so does that mean that russia's mission in syria is over or according to some will be the case in terms of the military phase this was announced by president putin as you mentioned of a surprise visit to. it's part of his middle east visit where he will president also you see leaving syria as well as you mentioned he's officially to withdraw from latakia as well as a naval base of course will remain he has made it clear though that if terrorists according to his words really are there. ads again russia work as a date to strike them down once again now since twenty fifteen of course the loss of russia's campaign the syrian army's regained vast amounts of poetry as much as ninety percent of the country the russian warplanes who were involved in the operation the russian troops have destroyed thousands of targets command posts all infrastructure training camps etc militar

live in dupont, washington, kirk hawkins, nbc news, back to you. >> thanks. we have continuing coverage of the deadly train derailment on the nbc10 app. you can find more pictures and video from the scene, plus hear from the rescuers who were first to arrive. >>> 4:33. today in philadelphia, bicyclists are standing together to demand change. they want the city to take new safety measures after another cyclist was hit and killed by a car. matt delucia joins us live in center city. the family of one of the victims is talking about this. tell us more. >> reporter: they're heartbroken by what happened here. we're along 13th street by pine. this is where the accident happened. they want the roads to be safer for bicyclists. you see the bike lanes throughout the city here. but this one victim was here friday morning, near pine street. she was hit by a truck. 24-year-old becca redford has a broken leg, cracked ribs, and bruised lungs. she did have surgery yesterday. another is scheduled for tomorrow. it is not the first time something like this has happened. a few w

machine working in perfect harmony from new devices to next level face recognition software that hawkins takes a look. innovation in practice congress' web business science and some of the brightest young minds in will showcase what they have to offer. there's a real emphasis here on the virtual reality and anything digital force of russians drive for a high technology economy yuri i find it so what is this operators here that. each can detect your emotions and reality it and what can it actually be used for in real life it can be useful for events for marketing. projects but i'm hungry because about breakfast salvi do we can do it well maybe in the future maybe . from virtual three d. simulators and sports psychology software to robotics some rough terrain vehicle prototypes there's something here for everyone and even the opportunity to try some in practice now it's hard to believe but my hand is actually now moving pretty much of it so of course for me this is a really strange reading books somebody who might have a spinal injury will be paralyzed this machine which only has one of th

international that's all for me but with all the latest headlines my colleague daniel hawkins will be with you the top of the hour. but. i do not know but. if it's like that. everything today is about the individual so it's so nice to be a little bit different and it's all about the team and i think it's. it's a quality that i study football players have maybe because we come from when i'm a tour environment so we know that the other nations have that individual and more individual qualities than we have so we have to be collectively better than the others. welcome to the wonderful world of blood donation i come here every three weeks to get my transfusion to be specific i receive immunoglobulin my body gets and some bodies that i cannot produce itself around the world giving blood is seen as a symbol of generosity and does this because it helps people it's just that one of the side effects is that it helps this applies more. to put the money on your car immediately go through keep going half of all plasma based drugs today come from private companies and are produced from paid plasma

steven hawkins gave us these photos, at 2009 white mercedes. he saved up nor a year to buy it. had was doing christmas shopping saturday at prince george's county plaza, run around to different stores and had hundreds of dollars of gifts for his children inside. hawkins said he realized inside the mall his keys were missing. when he came out, his car was gone. thanks to someone or a group of people to steal someone else's joy that he is holiday season. >> i try to really, really try to do right by my kids. my son, especially my 13-year-old son. he's here and my daughters aren't. i ain't going to say i let him down. i'll still give him something. but it's not what he really wants and this is christmas my car with him every day, that's how i get to him. without that, how am i put going to go see my kids and travel home? i really can't say i just want them to bring my car back. it backing no charges. i just want my car back. >> reporter: the car was reported stolen, they need your help. if you recognize the car, please call police, live in hyattsville evan lambert fox 5 local news

and then reading a book now, reading stephen hawkins, waiting for hitler. and he has a wonderful example that is worth quoting which ravaged ukraine in the early 1930s. in early 1932, the russian media is not allowed to use the word, but they did say there is famine in poland. starvation in poland is not a crisis. it's catastrophe. the villages are dying. there's nothing new about this. some of the propaganda filled also to convince its own population is different. and this is of course the challenge. i'm not an expert on cyber. the interesting thing is the hybrid operations where they come in. the case is quite exceptional, quite sensational. the russians led a third country nationals that document to cross over norway, 5000 people crossed over. one doesn't crossed over to finland. the only reference you can make is they could not resist playing the scare of the migration crisis. >> i think your foreign minister at the time called this the same termer had a military official calling the weaponization. >> correct. absolutely right. the media campaign died d

research background i don't see too much movement happening there either >> brilliant that was caleb hawkins from morgan mckinley. thank you very much for bringing us the latest on mifid ii. >>> e-mail the show. the address is streetsignseurope@cnbc.com and of course you can follow us on twitter, streetsignseurope@cnbc or tweet me directly. i'm all alone today, it would be nice to get comments. >>> coming up, moving mainstream the new york stock exchange is looking to dive into bitcoins with two etfs. happy anniversary dinnedarlin' i'm messing up every dish, pot, and plate... ...to show my love. ta-da! all this devotion only calls for a little bit of dawn ultra. so concentrated, just one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three... ...bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. try using dawn beyond the sink. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy, like... it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that whole process. the order data, the weights o

steven hawkins said the tow company that's holds it in hyattsville is asking for several $100 in fees before he can he just doesn't have the money. especially because he just spent hundreds of dollars on gifts for his family. those gifts were inside the car. now they're gone. hawkins tells us police located his car abandoned in southeast dc. >>> police are searching for a person of interest after a toddler was shot in southeast dc on saturday. it happened on pomeroy road. police tell us children were playing with a gun before the incident occurred. the toddler is expected to be ok. police are looking for 27-year-old edward lee reid. reid is currently wanted for escape and should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> meanwhile, police in virginia are trying to track down the person in these photos, who broke into a thrift store in manassas over the weekend. we're told the suspect threw a rock through the front door of the house of mercy and took money from the cash register before getting away. if you recognize him, you're asked to call police >>> we're also learning about a big drug

kirk hawkins, nbc news, back to you. >> thank you very much for that live report. >>> coming up on thethe white house is calling out north korea for a major hack attack the full details ahead. >>> and as we head out, another check of futures pointing higher to add to yesterday's record closes some air fresheners are so overwhelming, they can... send you and your family running. introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans away odors for a pure light freshness... so you can spray and stay. febreze one, breathe happy. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for our must-reads. my pick is in the "wall street journal" titled "it's official, north korea is behind wannacry." i'd note before getting to the conclusion, though it says it's official, they don't give much evidence of why it's o

nbc's curt hawkins has more. >> oh, my god, that trade is derailed over the freeway. >> reporter: a black box recovered from amtrak train 501 confirms if was trapping at 80 miles per hour in a 30-mile zone as it approached a curve and flew from the rails. >> if a train is going around a curve and it is going too fast, yes, it will derail. >> reporter: speed is the cause that is now under investigation, but investigators are still trying to determine how it happened. >> amtrak 501, emergency, emergency, emergency, we are on the ground. >> reporter: the train derailed just south of dupont, washington, monday morning. some rail cars crashing down on to busy interstate 5 during rush hour, leaving three dead and dozens injured. some grateful to be alive. >> count your blessings. yep. trying to live day-to-day. >> reporter: the stretch of track hadn't been equipped biggest positive train control. a high-tech safety system that keeps trains from crashing. just two weeks ago, local mayor dan anderson issued this warning. >> come back when there is an accident and try to just not putting in safety

sally hawkins is wonderful. there. you have a love scene between a human woman and a -- >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: sea creature. were you worried that it would be completely ridiculous? >> always. every day. failure and success live next door to each other, and they have no numbers at the door. [ laughter ] you just knock. the thing that is the most sublime is the thing that can be the most ridiculous. always. you're risking it. >> jimmy: you had no idea whether it was working or not? >> you try to -- i've been doing this 25 years. it's like humor. the joke or the tragedy, you bring your craft, you bring your experience. you think, what am i going to do to ensure that it's gorgeous, beautiful, poetic, magical? sometimes you're right, sometimes you're not. >> jimmy: the crew, were they on board with it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: or were they looking at this sea monster, river monster -- >> no. if you think this is weird, let me describe. there's a musical number. a musical number, and that was weird. we have an orchestra. 5

. >> we want to go live to "today in the bay's" kirk hawkins at the scene to bring us up to date on the investigation. kirk? >> reporter: marcus and laura, that new information about the speed came from an overnight news conference with ntsb officials here. now, they are planning to spend today trying to figure out why. >> is everybody okay? >> i'm still figuring that out. we have cars everywhere. down on to the highway. >> reporter: an amtrak train on the inaugural run of the train service to portland derailed and veered off an overpass 40 miles south of seattle. several cars crashed into the busy interstate 5 freeway in the middle of rush hour and smashed a new semitruck and several other cars. now, the investigation is focusing on the speed of the train and the condition of the track. >> preliminary indications are that the train was traveling at 80 miles per hour in a 30-mile-per-hour track. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a day of celebration, more than 80 passengers and crew were on board for the first day of faster service, including alex, a reporter for nbc's affiliate, king

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richard jenkins, sally hawkins, and doug jones are all amazing. year. now, some major stars headline the biggest films out right now, and not to mention famous directors, too. my one-on-one interviews coming up next. stay tuned. don't go anywhere. ♪♪ >> let the past die. that's the only way to become who you were meant to be. >> darkness rises and the light to meet it. >> [ grunts ] >> yes. "star wars: the last jedi" obviously now playing in theaters. over the year, i've had the chance to sit down with many, many actors and celebrities that i love, but these are some of the most recent interviews i've done right here for fox 5. first up is daisy ridley, who plays rey in "star wars: the last jedi." i wanted to talk to her about the ending of "the force awakens" when she's handing luke skywalker that saber, and the idea and the continuity of picking that scene back up exactly where they left off a year later. here's daisy ridley on that exact moment. watch this. the last shot of "force awakens," you're obviously handing the saber to mark hamill, luk