new york. >> it is part of valerie's weekly routine. >> i am love with every single one of them. >> each year them gifts and her inspiration is this goichlt the pitull is valerie's best friend. >> we instantly fell in love. >> buster was dropped off andy she can't take him home. they go on dates. but more like mr. and mrs. clause. a mission to give every dog in new york state a new blanket. >> it lets them know they are cared for and not forgotten. >> blankets for bit offer. she cloekted 150 blanket and this year received close to 4000. and couldn't do it without the help from the community. >> people who are good friends have become family. >> she delivered them as far as syracuse and part land. >> we want people to know that our dogs and cats are loved and cared for. >> they plan to go to another four shelters to it deliver blankets before christmas eve. jodi goldberg fox five news. >> and now sweets. an edible charity in seattle in the 24th year. the gingerbread village raising money for the juvenile doib founding a. the event it free. but they raise 850,000 donated to the great cause over

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. >> when it came on the news that officers had been shot, i froze. >> reporter: valerie's 32-year-oldatrick was a dallas police officer on duty that horrible night in july. >> they just told me that he had been shot and that he didn't make it. >> reporter: patrick's death, part of a grim nationwide trend. a 56% spike in officers shot and killed, according to new data, 64 officers gunned down in the line of duty this year. 21 of those slain in ambushes. >> did you worry about him when he was on the job? >> of course. as a family, we all worried about our loved ones, especially with everything that's been going on. >> reporter: patrick was a three-time veteran of the iraq war and the father of 3-year-old lincoln. >> tell me about patrick. who was he? >> patrick was a sweet, caring, loveable person. >> reporter: this year, the family christmas tree pays tribute to patrick and the reality that he won't be coming home is still sinking in. >> to wake up and know that he's not here, that i can't call him. >> reporter: valerie says his memory lives on in lincoln who knows her father was an of

these numbers, the 73-year-old rolling stone and his 29-year-old girlfriend, valerie hamrick welcomed a baby boy today in newas a granddaughter who is 23 years old and she has a 2-year-old daughter making him a great-grandfather. >> which defines him as a rock star in every -- >> that rolling stone gathers no moss. tomorrow we're with another new dad, ryan reynolds talking about baby number two. >> bye, everybody. its great little moments like these i don't want to miss. ♪ but when i'm worried about all the things that might happen, it's hard to live in the moment. protect the great moments in your life with an affordable health plan through healthcare.gov. because the majority of people who sign up qualify for financial help, most don't pay full price. most can find plans with monthly premiums from $50 to $100 dollars. having a health plan means less worry and more great moments. visit healthcare.gov. enroll by december 15 for coverage starting january 1. >>> the insider, tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> ellen was extremely upset. >> are ellen and kathy griffin in a bitter feud? >> she wa

these numbers, the 73-year-old rolling stone and his 29-year-old girlfriend, valerie hamrick welcomed a baby boy today in new york city. >> i do just want to point out that mick has a granddaughter who is 23 years old and she has a 2-year-old daughter making him a great-grandfather. >> which defines him as a rock star in every -- >> that rolling stone gathers no moss. tomorrow we're with another new dad, ryan reynolds talking about baby number two. ere is more snow and subzero temperatures in the forecast. >> omar villafranca in bismarck for us. now let's go to eric fisher, the chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz. eric, what's next? >> well, scott, the remarkable thing here is that in november we had widespread record warmth nearly over all of north america. at the same time we had major snow and cold across siberia and russia. now, all that air, which was kind of cook in the dark and the cold, is moving right up over the pole and coming right down warmest last month. it's a complete 180 in the pattern. so how cold are we talk about? low temperatures certainly subzero in the northern plains. the 20

valerie. in olney, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. ♪ >>> all right. your fox 29 weather authority now.'s take life look at trenton. it is gorgeous out there. it is might nippy, though. however all things you know how life is everything changes that's wrapping. death and taxes about the on constant. was ben franklin our neck door neighbor here. >> i think so. >> kathy, winter rye in our doorstep feels like it today. >> it certainly does. something i always say nature always seeks a balance when it gets too warm, then it gets cold. when it gets too cold it evens back out and we're on warm turn. temperatures actually warming as winter begins. you can see a few clouds out there to the north and west of the city but all of the precipitation staying to the north a typical la nina pattern we talked about this with our winter forecast last month. for the beginning of winter everything will be riding to the north. that's been the case. so storminess moving toward chicago christmas night and we'll miss out that no white christmas unfortunately for the delaware valley. today temperatures only in

with us is jack jacobs, and valerie insinnia, reporter for defense news. to talk tactics with what the president is doing, and get to the underlying core issues here. valerie, let me start with you. he talks about the f-35 cost overruns, is he right? can you give us context about this particular weapons program, the fighter jet program, and where it fits in? >> sure. i think that it is no secret that the f-35 had a lot of cost overruns back in the day. a lot of scheduled delays as well. but over the last couple of years, it made quite a lot of progress. this year there was a contract, and prices for a model went down to 102 million per copy. and the head of the program says that he wants to get prices down even lower about 6% to 7% lower in the next batch, which they're going to negotiate next year. but he also said just this monday that the program needs about $500 million more to complete the development. now, only about half of that is an actual overrun and a lot of that has to do with new requirements. it is a little bit of a mixed bag. there has been

news worther melanie road row has the story. >> to minimize the collection of data. >> valerie aurora is an independent consultant who specializes in diversity and conclusion. the never again splej a pledge by individual tech workers to not participate in any kind of creeks of a registry or a database or list of people based on immigration status or religion pause we believe that list will be used to vie late human rights by the trump administration. >> so says people have signed this list privately over the past couple of days and since then organizers have had a difficult time keeping up the a ton of requests. she's hoping every person with significant technology schools will sign the pledge. >> unless we risk all the things he's spoken about, things will come to fewtition. >> donald trump's transition team released a statement saying president-elect trump has never advocated for any registry or a system that tracks people on their religion and to imply otherwise is completely false but that's not slowing down neveragain.tech. the website reads we've educated ourselves on the threats like these and the role that technology and

new. customization goes hand in hand with restoration -- these are collectors' items on four wheels. "valeri," as we'll call him, is a master mechanic in high demand. a customer explains what he'd like done with his old uazik. valeri rents two garages and employs an assistant. >> the customer prefers exotic models. this one, for instance, is slow but safe. he's come to us, because he appreciates comfort above appearances -- and because nobody but us can do the things he wants doing -- at least not at the prices we offer. correspondent: valeri is versatile. in his garage's basement, he does upholstery work of all kinds. he says he's legally registered as a small businessman -- as legal as he can be, working cash in hand and no billing. that may be why he wanted to remain anonymous. >> i don't need anything else. even if i end up having to sew slippers one day when i get to be an old fart, somebody will always buy them or at least give me a bottle of milk for them, so i can survive. correspondent: most of the other renters or owners of the over 2000 units in grenada think and live much the sam

new york times." so we have not made any similar requests and in fact this request was sent initially to ms. valerie jarrett because she supposedly deals with presidential proclamations. we sent her a letter a couple of months ago. >> in september. >> in september as a place holder to try and get the process moving, but guess what, there was an election going on. my guess is they were kind of busy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> as far as i know, we've had no -- we've had responses from the administration about, well, maybe you should send it to the justice department, that kind of thing, but we've had no specific response. i know that there was a story, i heard, on the news in which someone at the white house and the response was we are considering these matters. but -- >> very generic. these matters. >> yeah. so we don't know. but, again, the time for these things is usually january. so we are working to get to the point where there will be some statement made. >> [ inaudible ]. >> a little bit more complicated because our father was framed for stealing. we wanted a clean request. the evidence about our mot

. >> when it came on the news that officers had been shot, i froze. >> reporter: valerie's 32-year-oldrick was a dallas police officer on duty that horrible night in july. >> they just told me that he had been shot. that he didn't make it. >> reporter: patrick's death, part of a grim nationwide trend. 56% spike in officers shot and killed, according to new data, 64 officers gunned down in the line of duty this year, 21 of those slain in ambushes. do you worry about him when he was on the job? >> of course, you know, as a family, we all worry about our loved ones. especially, you know, with everything that's been going on. >> reporter: patrick was a three-time veteran of the iraq war and the father of 3-year-old lincoln. tell me about patrick, who was he? >> patrick was a sweet, caring, lovable person. >> reporter: this year the family christmas tree pays tribute to patrick and the reality that he won't be coming home is still sinking in. >> to wake up and know that he's not here, that i can't call him. >> reporter: valerie says his memory lives on in lincoln, who knows her father was a

and that included a session with president obama's senior adviser, valerie jarrett, included things like selfies with newey senator cory booker. but when all that fun was done on tuesday, two nights ago, representative ilmar jumped in her cab. quote, i spent yesterday afternoon at the white house, learning about policy ideas states could implement. on the way to the hotel i got in a cab and became subjected do the most hateful, derogatory, islamaphobic, sexist taunts ever. he called me isis. i attempted to rush out of my cab and retrieve my belongings. i can't wrap my head around how bold people are becoming. joining us now under circumstances that i did not expect is ilhan omar. i'm sorry about the circumstances. >> thank you. i'm sorry about it as well. i didn't know that my trip or my reflection on facebook would draw this much attention, so i'm a little overwhelmed about how it's been received. >> well, is it, how do you feel about it? was it a legitimately scary situation? was it just a surprising situation? did you feel like there was a real threat to your safety? >> i mean, i think in the way that

valerie. in olney, bruce gordon, "fox 29 news". >> merry christmas indeed, still getting results.or the love of the game. people recovering from drug addiction are helping one another stay on the right track. and it is all through the game of basketball. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [vo:]it's nice to know that raymour and flanigan is proud to be a leading recycler- 17 million pounds of recyclable materials every year. turned from trash into treasure. so in the future, we will all have a more beautiful world. ♪ >> good morning, the eagles, with wayne johnson, three-one, without, two and eight. this team hasn't been the same without him. yesterday, he returned to practice and talk about how hard it's been to sit out these ten weeks. >> mutual game, i mean, like i said, all i can do is go play, talk all day about it, but will really be showing, proving that through the rest of my contract. >> the phillies making some noise in the off season. yesterday, the phillie

. >> when it came on the news that officers had been shot, i froze. >> reporter: valerie's 32-year-old, patrick, was a dallas police officer on duty that night. a job he had dreamed of since he was a little boy. >> did you worry about him when he was on the job? >> of course, you know, as a family, we all worried about our loved ones, especially with everything that's been going on. >> reporter: patrick was a three-time veteran of the iraq war, the middle child of a tight-knit ft. worth family and the father of a 3-year-old little girl. >> tell me about patrick. who was he? >> patrick was a sweet, caring, lovable person. >> on the night of july 7th, the zamaripa's family worst nightmare came true. >> they just told me that he had been shot and that he didn't make it. my heart is broken. >> reporter: this year, the family christmas tree pays tribute to patrick and the reality that he won't be coming home is still sinking in. >> to wake up and know that he's not here, that i can't call him, hear his voice again, you just don't want to face the world. >> reporter: in california, another f

valerie. in olney, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> you know what in camden people who are battling addiction get help. they just need to reach out. police officers and volunteers braced the chilly temps to hand out information to residents about what to do in a drug overdose. they cave out cards that let me people know they can call 911 without fear of getting arrested. the group also handed out bags with hats and gloves and toiletries. one volunteer who lost her son to an overdose says she's just happy even if they help one person. >> we don't need to lose any more lives. i lost my son to heroin overdose here in the city. he wasn't alone when he overdosed. person who was with him did not call 911 and i made it my mission to save other lawyers of lives to honor my son. >> this is especially important as our area deals with an epidemic. dozens of people have died from overdoses in recent months. >>> well now to an inspiring story out of south jersey. people recovering from drug addiction are helping one another stay on the right track it's all through the game of basketball. fox 29's shawnett

valerie boyd. >> the importance is to respect nature. >> reporter: fox 35 news. >> that's right.e found a tarantula in our house. we thought it was a toy. we ushered it back outside. >> that is nice of you. >> yes. >> we do it definitely. >> bear or gator. >> gators move like lightning. >> i totally agree. it was a big night for steph curry. another big night. so much so that the opposing coaches were congratulating him. what he had to say about this side line high five. >>> special recognition for members of the san francisco fire department. up next, the extra care they continue to give a 13-year-old boy after saving his life. >> for more on the other headlines we have been working on, let's go to dave clark in the news room. >> thank you, sal. quick thinking neighbors and fast action by oakland firefighters helped rescue people from a burning house just hours ago. firefighters were called about 6:00 a.m. to the 19th street home. a neighbor saw the flames and banged and kicked on the door to get everyone out. one person still on the second floor when firefighters got there. and

new york times. we have not made a similar request and in fact, initially was sent to valerie share it at couple of months ago as a place holder to get the process moving but guess what? there was any election going on. >> as far as i know, we have had no response from the administration may we should send it to the justice department but we have had no specific response. there was the story i heard on the news which reporter had asked someone at the white house. the of response was we are considering these matters. we don't know. but again the time for these is usually january so we are looking to get to the point where there would be a statement made for going is of little bit more complicated that our father was framed but guilty of military industrial espionage it is hard in that circumstance that would rather it is clear there is virtually no argument about that [inaudible conversations] and. [speaking russian] ♪ been [applause] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] [speaking russian] translator: strongly defended berger we have been successful but we should also guarantee our coun

new york times. it is written by valerie hudson was a private a certain -- a university. secretary of state clinton was not the first person to argue that national security is linked to women's equality. george w. bush identified respect for women is one of the nonnegotiable demands of human dignity. even the president of china said that every step taken to promote women's costs has been a giant step forward for the progress of human civilian -- civilization. over a decade's worth of research show that women's advancement is critical to stability for reducing political violence. ,ountries where women's resolving disputes with other nations peacefully. they write at the end of the piece, during the campaign mr. trump called for a return to foreign policy realism in which national security is the foremost concern. the states are zero sums and the most powerful states are the only ones that matter. to build such a foreign policy women's rights are and -- are indispensable tell her. brian, sterling heights, michigan an independent caller. caller: national defense was my major

then the brand new president of the united states. the other valerie now his chief political adviser in the white house. >> i understand why judicial watch would like to see what the president of the united states said about selling his senate seat and i would like to know what valerie jarrett said. >> it's kind of interesting that what was barack obama's first political scandal may turn out also to be his last political scandal, depending on where this goes. in my view, this will go nowhere. i say this with great respect for judicial watch, which has filed more than 50 lawsuits against the department of justice and the department of state and barack obama's second term. and has done wonderful good for the country by exposing government secrets. >> what they would like to do is they would like the government government -- they've asked before. they would like to see the fbi's 302 forms on what the president and valerie jarrett and rahm emanuel said. >> correct. the policy is unused evidence in a criminal case, because they were never called as witnesse

news". >> greg, thank you. >>> former star of the mtv reality show 16 and pregnant is dead of what is reported to be an apparent drug overdose. twenty-three year-old valerie furhman was found dead in the friend's bathroom yesterday in california in township chester county. she was arrested one week ago after attempting to flee police. she leaves behind a seven year-old daughter. >>> new jersey is to tiny surveillance cameras to families who suspect a home health aid is abuse a loved one. today in trenton, consumer affairs released these videos of abuse that show benefits of the new safe care cam program. the state is lending $3,900 hidden cameras to families for free so they can gather evidence. authorities will use the video to prosecute abusers. >> if you have a loved one that is being cared for by somebody and you see this type of conduct, you are disgusted, horrified, you want someone to act on it. that is what we're trying to do. >> reporter: in new jersey reported instances of abuse like these have more than doubled in the last two years. >>> now our top sports story bird playoff hopes are over but there is still a lot on the line for one team in so

news. president-elect trump's fallout. i'll talk to christopher hill who served as assistant secretary of state for east asia. my name is valerieker and i'm a troubleman for pg&e. i am a first responder to emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's important for me to respond as quickly as possible and get the power back on. it's an amazing feeling turning those lights back on. be informed about outages in your area. sign up for outage alerts at pge.com/outagealerts. together, we're building a better california. >>> thanks for joining us for the second hour of 360. a break in nearly 40 years of diplomatic practice. donald trump spoke on the phone with the president of taiwan. this happened without any contact with either the state department or white house according to administration official. trump tweeted twice about this tonight. first the president of taiwan called me today to wish me congratulations on winning the presidency, thank you. interesting how the u.s. sells taiwan billions

new york times". in fact, this result was sent initially to ms. valerie jarrett. we sent her a letter a couple of months ago -- >> in september. >> -- in is september as a place hold tore get the process moving. my guess is they were kind of busy. it was a place holder. >> (inaudible). >> as far as i know -- >> we have had no -- we have had responses from the administration about, well, maybe send it to the justice department. that kind of thing. we have had no specific response. i know there was a story i heard on the news in which a reporter asked someone at the white house. and the response was we are considering these matters. >> it was very generic, these matters. >> the time for these things is usually january. so we are working to get to the point where there will be some statement made. our father was framed for stealing the secret of the atom bomb. we wanted to a clean request. the evidence about our mother is so clear there is virtually no argument about it. >>> the mayors talk about infrastructure at the local level. bloomberg government hosted this eve

don't remember that until the valerie plame case in 2004, leaks were basically ignored by the government. so this process that the obama administration engaged in was really new a sharm break with past tradition in washington when leaks were largely ignored. >> it's interesting, so even about a dozen years ago you're saying there's been a big change recently? >> oh, yes. i first started covering the cia in the clinton administration and the clinton administration never did these kinds of leaks. no one ever did before really the -- after 9/11 and then after the plame case. and then the obama administration took what the george w. bush administration began on leaks and ratcheted it up and make it a much bigger issue. it turned it into a top priority for federal law enforcement. it should have never been before. >> how does it change the way you do your job? do you try to communicate with sources differently? the names sent up an anonymous tip way. others have encrypted tip boxes. how do you do your job? >> you have to use encryption much more than ever before. the best thing to do i think is to try to meet people in person and try to go off the grid as much as

news. >> see you then, thank you. >>> former star of the mtv reality show 16 and pregnant is dead of an apparent drug overdose. twenty-three year-old valerie was found dead in the friend's bet room yesterday in chester county. oxford pennsylvania native was arrested one week ago after attempting to flee from police she leaves behind a seven year-old daughter. >>> a driver and a wynfield heights left a trail of destruction behind. police are looking for driver they say smashed into five parked cars, long 4,000 block of ford road around 2:30 this morning. one eyewitness says that the driver grabbed his license plates, off the ground before running away, and another eyewitness tells us that the crash could be heard all through the neighborhood. >> it was loud, it sounded like a big crash, a huge crash , i had no idea what it was. >> they hit the side, the car hit the pole, her entire driver's side is messed up. >> police have the vehicle identification number of the car involved in the crashes, and they are working to track down the owner. >>> lets check on the weather, holiday weekend is around the corner and everyone wants to know the what

valerie bertinelli and mackenzie phillips. dying to see how they do-look at that. i loved that show, and the song. oh, and the station wagon. look at newersion. >> look how young! >> yes. ♪ together >> what happened to your face? >> what happened to your face? >> i'm sorry. hanging out with my friends. it's hard to turn it off. >> i went to war. i got hurt. and when i came back, there was some organizations set up to help me and other veterans get the help we need. >> we're not going a regular debate. we argue the opposite side to better understand each other. >> i'm you. >> so you want to crush my heart into pieces? that's not me. that's her! >> you make me sound like i have an accent. >> fabulous i. love that. >> genius about it, they're shooting the same scripts to see if everything holds up. >> so smart. >> all of these years later. norman lear is a genus. i bet they do. brand new casts. >> yes. doing it for "all in the family." remember all of those norman lear shows? revive a lot of his old shows with original scripts i. can't imagine who would have to step into those shoes, though, for "all in the family p." >> didn't you live e

new york firefighters on 9/11, and i really was proud to be there. steve: yeah. great. thank you, man. thank you. that's pretty big. well, introduce everybody, gerard. gerard: ok. this is my lovely wife valeriejust--a 8-month-old, uh, child we have. she just had a baby 8 months ago, and she's still looking great. steve: yeah, man. gerard: absolutely. steve: absolutely. congratulations. valerie: thank you. gerard: this is my brother-in-law reuben. he's a fine, uh, gentleman who keeps dapper in the family. he's the dapper one in our family. steve: ok. gerard: that's his wonderful wife veidra. they're both, uh,

valerie lewis and laura. no chair could have asked for a more hard working and congenial crew and i than i think you tham the bottom of my heart. the good newst year for young people's books but the bad news is this was is a great year for young people's books. our choices were painful. far too many truly deserving books had to be left behind as we came together for a long list and then to the final list that we are honoring tonight. our deliberations considered for distinct categories of excellence. how does the book appeal to the head and intelligence and craft of its construction? how does appeal to the richness and the honesty of its emotional vacation. code avocation and how does it appear to the quality of its voice, and then finally how does it contribute to the vast conversation that is written for children and young adults. in other words is this a book not only to our time but a book that will stand the test of the year? we believe that we have chosen those books. now it is with admiration for the strength, the beauty, and the timely and timeless truth of their accomplishments that we applaud their creators. [applause] john lewis,

new hampshire, that was close to, oh, hillary won. >>> coming up, she's the president's right-hand woman, this morning, valerie jarrett making headlines >> this might be the perfect place to rent for your vacation. but it is fake. it's one of the biggest scams out there. >> fake real estate news? i got to hear this next. >>> it is day four of our don't get scammed series. if you are planning a holiday, scammers could be lurking. what's your advice to people? a lot of folks are going out of town for the holidays. >> number one, if somebody asks you to wire money if you are doing a vacation rental home. don't wire money. use services like air bnb and they don't release it to the host until 24 hours after you check in so you know you are going to get what you are paying for and if there's any issue, you can get it resolved before you pay the host. once it's paid, there is no refund. >> and there's also fake pictures, you think you are getting this unbelievable villa or bait and switch, they will show you that and you'll have a cabin three miles from the lake which is exactly where you are going to end up staying even if you have place. t

valerie, great advice. >>> coming up, when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplet form. has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you can instantly feel theraflu. for a powerful comeback. ♪ new expressmax caplets. >>> good morning i'm rosemary connors. few minutes before 9:30. we have issued a first alert for your morning commute because of the snow and rain. let's get to meteorologist erika martin for the details. >> really does depend where you live. we're seeing spots developing around philadelphia, visibility is not the best. we're still seeing rain showers moving across the region and also some blues and purples telling us we have a wintry mix and future weather for the lehigh valley clears out the snow showers by about noon and then everything clearing by 3:00 p.m. across the delaware valley. back to you. >> thanks. >>> download the free nbc 10 app and track this morning's wintry weather, you can customize your forecast and get weather alerts specific to your neighborhood with the app. >>> weather is causing traffic troubles, route 100 near cre

. >>> also new this morning, a young mother who starred in the show 16 be a pregnant is found dead. now police are trying to determine how she died. 23-year-old valeriearrested numerous times since her appearance on the show. cause her death is investigated. >>> happening now, san francisco's police union is suing the city. the union says the members are angry about a new use of force policy that prohibits officers from shooting at moving cars. the union is filing an unfair labor practices lawsuit union members say the policy is too limiting to police officers pointing out recent terror attacks involving vehicles. the lawsuit claims city negotiators made verbal agreements to allow shooting at a vehicle in exceptional circumstances but then refused to put that in writing. >>> it's a wet friday morning you can see storm tracker 4 the bay area completely covered with this wet weather. how long will it last? i will have the details coming up after the break. stay with us. i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent you

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birckhead are thrilled with the new valerie. what happened? you guys were so upbeat before. remember that bridge i was telling you about? it's still standing... 20 feet below sea level. i just got fired for recommending a heart patient loosen up and try lard. well, what about warren? electrical sockets are not toys. if you ask me, our troubles started about the time valerie changed. oh, but you're glad she changed, right? not at all. we miss the old valerie. you didn't realize how much you missed her until she changed so you're really glad she changed. no. i see. okay, well, i know what will liven things up. let's play charades. now? now? i'll go first. it's not the name of a book or a movie or anything. it's just a particular phrase, okay? uh, small? wee? yes. okay, "we." next word-- mrs. birckhead: oh, i've got it. happy. okay, "we're happy..." valerie? okay, "we're happy valerie..." we're almost done. mom, dad, i can't keep it a secret any longer. i've got magical powers. watch. valerie, you changed warren into a dingo. "changed." you said "changed." did... i just see wha