get out. >> but robbins won't leave.ouncer start to have words and a fight breaks out. 38-year-old lashon sawyer is the cook at the bar. the video shows sawyer walking back to the kitchen as patrons exit through the rear door. while he's there he says he makes a shocking discovery. >> as i was going over to close the back door, there was actually a gun on the floor. it stopped the door from closing all the way. >> sawyer feels he can't just leave the gun there so he says he picks it up. >> my intention was to take it to the bartender. that's who runs the place. >> meanwhile, a security camera at the bar's entrance shows customers running out after the fight. the bouncer is able to get robbins to leave, but he still lingers outside. >> the guys out front were still arguing with chris. he was standing in the doorway. a lot of threats were being said and stuff. >> robbins has a gun and walks up to the bar door. another man with robbins also has a handgun. as robbins looks inside the bar, word spreads that he's armed. that's

"america tonight's" sarah hoye brings us the story from warner robbins, georgia. >> it's mid morning and cherise wells is easing into her day of work. this january will mark five years since robert died. he was 19. yet she still needs answers for why a georgia sheriff's deputy shot and killed her son. >> do you think you'll ever have closure? >> only if i knew the truth of what happened. i probably would have closure. >> before the deaths of black men. like eric garner in new york, la quan mcdonald in chicago, at the hands of white police officers sparked outrage, robert chambers was shot here in the small military town of warner robbins, georgia, out of the national spotlight. despite conflicting reports of what happened that brisk january morning, those who know robert chambers including his uncle chris wells, say one thing's for certain. a good kid is gone too soon. >> he was an awesome kid. i mean, he was very fun to be around. always smiling. always full of like life. he was just really just kind of happy. everybody liked him. everybody liked him. >> in january of 2011, a housto

police officers sparked outrage, robert chambers was shot here in the small military town of warren robbins georgia out of the national spotlight. despite conflicting reports of what happened that brisk january morning, those who know robert chambers, include his uncle chris wells, say one thing's for certain, a good kid is gone too soon. >> he was an awesome kid. i mean he was very fun to be

police officers sparked outrage, robert chambers was shot here in the small military town of warren robbins georgia out of the national spotlight. despite conflicting reports of what happened that brisk january morning, those who know robert chambers, include his uncle chris wells, say one thing's for certain, a good kid is gone too soon. >> he was an awesome kid. i mean he was very fun to be around. always smiling. always full of, like, life. he was just really just kind of happy. everybody liked him. everybody liked him. >> in january of 2011, a houston county deputy shot robert in the back of the head after police say he burglarized a home. deputy stephen glidden said when he came across robert in the woods nearby, robert was armed. glidden fired a single shot. while robert lay dead on the ground, his mother who worked two jobs including second shift as a nurse at a nearby hospital was asleep when police knocked at her door. >> so he you know proceeded to say we believe that he was in a prior crime that led up to the shooting and killing of his death. i'm like crime? death? and so at thi

they are requesting more time to work with robbins.e's accused of boating his father to death in 2014. and joining me is the attorneys. he's not arguing that his client is insane at the time of the commission of the alleged crime, but rather it's the condition of the defendant that is at issue right now, right? >> that's right, greg. it is it a matter of public policy. we don't prosecute someone who is so mentally incompetent they are unable to understand the nature of the proceedings and assist the attorneys. this is not a clear of him being insane and therefore not guilty of the charges. it is just whether or not he can participate in the trial itself. >> once found competent, he could invoke the insanity defense. ashley, what happens in between. what does the legal system do with a defendant until he is competent to stand trial. >> the defendant goes to forensic jail and that is it a mental institute and he is treated by psychiatrist and drugged and medicated against his will. it could be something he wants to take and he could rece

all day today you can get a scoop at bass skin robbins for $1.31.elebrating the promo series the company has been running all year to celebrate its 70th anniversary. >>> something to do there. >>> coming up, president obama drops jokes with comedian yearry seinfeld. >>> and we are going to tell you the weather system that has caused tornadoes and flooding in the u.s. what it is now doing at the north pole, something entirely different. allison? >>> our weather is not too bad. we are starting off with another round of fog. not for everybody though. visibility is at zero for front royal and areas south of 66. we'll track sunshine. when is it coming? we all want to know. stay right here with wake up washington. >>> we are getting ready for the festivities tonight. we have to get through the work day. getting to work on time, traveling from laurel making your way toward the 11th street bridge. all lanes of traffic are open this morning, but volume is starting to pick up. you won't have any issues this morning. let's look at allow things had shaping -- h

brittany robbins got a special meeting with her biggest hero... who says the inspiration is mutual. felicia martinez reports: (( bret: "where is my brittany at? hello! how are you doing everybody? good! how are you doing? i'm coming in for the good stuff, all right? muah! )) believe it or not...this is the bret michaels have ever met. but brittany - who loves poison and singer bret michaels just might be his number one fan. (( bret: man, it is so nice to see you. it was nice to talk with you on the phone, too. that was great. brittany:y:you made my day. bret: yep. welp, you made my day, this is big for me. )) it's big because just two weeks ago...abc 4 utah met with brittany and we learned she's been struggling to survive with lou gehrig's disease. in the past year...brittany has lost 85% of her muscle and body movement.. as well as her ability to talk and breath on her own. but she was determined to be heard. (( reporter: ok, brittany, so if you have one wish, what would it be? brittany: to meet bret michaels.' )) but unable to walk...meeting michaels during his concert here in uta

climb in through the garage meant to keep them out and head right for the store's robbins jeans-- they cost between 3 and 700 dollars each. after leaving there, the group was caught on camera, again... breaking into another store where they stole 11 hover boards and more designer jeans. police are still searching for the suspects. caught on camera late last night in summerlin.. police say the three suspects.. two women and a man.. rang the doorbells at two separate residences. that's where this surveillance video was taken. there was an answer at the first house -- so the suspects ran away.. but police say that when there was no answer at the second house, they broke in police haven't released any information about what was taken -- they're hoping that by releasing this video.. someone will come forward with information about the burglars. one man is dead tonight after a strange situation at a condo complex. someone who lives there shot another man through the door of his unit. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin is digging into what happened. we can't say if this was a

. >> and mel robbins, jump on that as well.this is a moment in a very big story across this nation in a very important era. but it is also a moment in sex abuse, and sex crimes and vi victims who dot no typically like to come forward no matter the socioeconomic background, but you women who might be the first with one who said, no way am i going to be putting myself in a predicament where i am going to be outed and b, i won't be believe and then i will be excoriate and my life is worse than it is now. and does it change this for those women out there who believe they can't get justice? >> i hope it does. you make an excellent point, ashleigh, because he was preying on women. >> can i cut you off, because the first person is stepping up to the mic. >> yes, you may. >> and good morning, everybody. give all of the praise to god. i thank god that i can stand here today and talk and say this. i was violated in june by a police officer. he stopped me on 50th and lincoln for no reason whatsoever. pulled me over. and fondled me and did

nbc's monica robbins has hidden holiday dangers for cats and dogs. >> reporter: we love to make them part of the family, but it's important to remember some of what we enjoy can be dangerous, if not deadly, to them. >> if the dogs are always the kind that put their heads on the table and tray to steal stuff, then put them away while you're eating. >> reporter: while a taste of turkey can be tolerated, it usually never stops there. >> the skin, here's a little mashed potatoes, here, just clean up my whole plate. >> reporter: usually all the guests are sneaking fido some food, too. >> if they are used to getting things like that, then they don't know where the boundaries are. >> reporter: that's when the gi problems like vomiting and diarrhea can start, but depending on what they have ingested, it could be worse. artificial sweeteners found in many baked goods contain xylitol. it can be deadly to dogs. >> the main problem is liver disease and it can cause death from liver disease. >> reporter: there's always a spike to calls in the pet poison hotline over the holidays, especially over

the family of a victim of curtis robbin son alerted the department of corrections that he had gotten out early, a department spokesman said a software fix was planned. but delayed 16 times, there has been no explanation why. >> that this problem was allowed to exist for 13 years is disappointing and unacceptable. >> the government hired outside investigators to look into what went so wrong for so long. the doc is promising the software error will be corrected by january 7th. correctional officials about work to find the offenders released by mistake >>> the pack got a little smaller in the race for the republican presidential nomination, the former new york governor pataki dropped out. and failed to get any traction in the polls, rarely topping 1%. pataki took to twitter saying: it may not be a happy new year for thousands in louisiana, they could lose food stamps due to what some call a mean spirited decision by outgoing gort bobby jindal. we have more from new orleans. >> i stressed this as much as i can. >> since losing my job at a new orleans community center a year ago. it was t

catriana bae. robbin wright the scheming first lady in "house of cards." the 73rd annual golden globes are broadcast here on nbc 4 sunday january 10th. the red carpet coverage begins at 6:00. golden globes themselves get under way at 8:00. >>> a follow up story to a story we brought you about the up state girl in new york badly burned in up state new york. she has one wish this christmas, to get enor h christmas cards to fill a card tree her aunt bou t her in a thrift store. yesterday, the little girl received an entire mail bin full of cards and packages. more to come her way. her wish is fulfilled. so happy for her. >> many, many times over. >> lynda baquero is here with a look at what's coming up new at 5:30. >> we are teaming up with protecting our seniors. it starts with a look at two common scams. we'll have what you need to know, pl v this -- >> an astoria man attacked becaus e he is muslim. what his neighbors are asking for. >>> we told you about the potential hover board fire hazard. up next, a major retailerk pulling them and the airline telling

he has gone out to try to solve robbins by writing and engaging. but when they come home they fall back into the pecking order of picking on the younger brother. there he goes. but at some point the outside rules start to creep in. and how they handle their place in the world now and how they fit as straight white men. that's the title. a lot of families might not talk about this but a lot of families are feeling it and trying to if they played that certainly people leave -- it is a play that certainly people leave that is -- and they are a little shellshocked but then they start to think. it just sort of germany's all the way along in this -- germinate all the way along in the script. mollie: we can all relate to it. and we can talk about it afterwards which is wonderful. guest: it opens this friday and runs friday through the 20th. this friday, saturday and sunday. next week, wednesday through saturday at 7:30 and sunday at 2:00. tickets can be at stagewa estiowa.com. guest: sunday's performance is followed with a talk with the cast and crew. i'm

confidential," can "the shawshank redemption" with tim robbins and morgan freeman. >> i guess it comes down to a simple choice, really. if you're busy living, you get... >> pelley: fans of michael jackson got busy buying his 1982 masterpiece. today, "thriller" became the first album to go platinum 30 times over. 30 million sold in the u.s., more than a million since jackson died in 2009. national zoo. glt new baby at the national zoo, a baby panda, made its public debut today, so we sent cub reporter chip reid for a look. >> reporter: getting introduced to the media at four months old is something usually reserved for a royalty. well, that's exactly what pay bay is, the prince of cute. millions of panda lovers have watched him grow up on the national zoo's panda-cam, from birth when he was completely helpless to where he is today, which is just mostly helpless. doctors say he's in perfect health and give much of the credit to mom, who endlessly plays with him, carries him over rocks, slides hims across the floor, and nuzzles him to sleep. brandie smith is in charge of animal care at th

from bernie robbins, stainless steel watch, blue dial, very dressy but still perfect for every day. >> yes. >> for women, we have two options, we have beautiful diamond tear drop earrings, totally classic, then beautiful 18 robert coin stretch bracelet. >> bracelet really nice. >> beautiful. >> real beautiful. on the tech side of things, everybody likes a good gadget these days. but i was real surprised to hear that these clutch bags come tech savvy as well? >> little surprise inside. so in addition to being beautiful colors, real wonderful leather inside the secret is inside. they have little pouch with a adapt at the, so you can charge your phone, get two full charges, and they're great. tuesday as a clutch or casino of like catch all bag in your purse. >> that's for the laid ills. how about the guys? >> guys blue tooth wireless speakers, great foremen of all ages, found them at century 21, variety of price .30 to $90. >> when you talk about beauty products, a lot of people assume it is for women. but you're saying don't assume that. because you have got great ideas for both? >> yes

climb in through the garage meant to keep them out and head right for the store's robbins jeans-- they cost between 3 and 700 dollars each. after leaving there, the group was caught on camera, again... breaking into another store where they stole 11 hover boards and more designer jeans. police are still searching for the suspects. a muslim family from the united kingdom is outraged, saying u-s officials stopped them from boarding a plane for a planned vacation to disneyland. says he and his family -- two brothers and their nine children -- were told nothing except they weren't allowed to travel to the u-s.... despite having previously obtained clearance. he says he feels like they were targeted for being muslim. mohammad tariq mahmood, holidaymaker who had been refused to board plane to us: "the only thought that came to my head, i know that it is maybe just a saying whatever, doesn't make them stop us. we were cleared, we had our visas, we had our esta's because, maybe because we're muslim and we had a muslim name and it (inaudible) because there was nobody else in that cabin that as

no matter what that film brought 'em together, and then they went their s... they went to baskin robbinser that. >> what kinda ice-cream? >> i don't know, you gotta ask them. i... all i know is they had a choice of 33 flavors. (laughs). >> el niÑo, a cyclical pattern of warm winds and moist air has the potential to bring wild weather worldwide. this year may be a ferocious el niÑo year on its way. one bad boy,

getting that ice cream deal at baskin-robbins. ramping up for ice cream. so much more popular. basically, the new cupcake. >> it is perfect weather here. any snow. >> thank you, by the way. i am thrilled for you. we are all winners. juliet: i am the queen of the winners. we need to have a backup. >> you cannot get a catered. do not do any of that nonsense. let show you what we have out there. a mild start to the day. it looks like the color temperatures will also be making a come back later on this evening. let's get christina stoffo in here. a quick snapshot at what is happening. >> we still have this issue. overturned vehicle. still had some rubbernecking in the area. you definitely want to watch out for that. it is going to be right in the things looking good at both directions. things are moving well for you as you make your way into this spot. trains are running on or close to schedule. alternate side is in effect today. duke: the rangers down and campout. conference after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside c

no matter what that film brought 'em together, and then they went their s... they went to baskin robbinser that. >> what kinda ice-cream? >> i don't know, you gotta ask them. i... all i know is they had a choice of 33 flavors. (laughs). >> you did your research. >> you're one of the most prepared journalists i've ever known. >> go inside the lives of musical icons. >> i was given a gift... i think i've used it well. >> i want the ballet world to be given the respect that it deserves. >> and global activists. >> i feel compelled to do it, because if i don't do it, who's going to do it. >> revealing conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> it's christmas eve and u.s. soldiers are preparing for their last month in afghanistan. about 40,000 are still here. by the end of the year there will be just 8,000. we traveled to afghanistan in the midst of this transition

no matter what that film brought 'em together, and then they went their s... they went to baskin robbins that. >> what kinda ice-cream? >> i don't know, you gotta ask them. i... all i know is they had a choice of 33 flavors. (laughs). >> there is so many changes in my life... i was ready for adventures. >> from burlesque dancer to acclaimed artists. >> art saved my life. >> reflections from her new memoir. >> no no no no no... i'm way to dysfunctional to have an ordinary job. >> see what lies ahead for molly crabapple. >> who emerges from life unscathed? >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. ♪ >>> the two big parties in the united states don't agree on much, but they both got behind a rewrite of the bush era, no child left behind act, passing the every student succeeds act by an overwhelming margin. does this new law represent much of a departure from the old law, which gave the federal government a lot more power over educational policy in the united states. will the back to no child,

no matter what that film brought 'em together, and then they went their s... they went to baskin robbinser that. >> what kinda ice-cream? >> i don't know, you gotta ask them. i... all i know is they had a choice of 33 flavors. (laughs). >> there is so many changes in my life... i was ready for adventures. >> from burlesque dancer to acclaimed artists. >> art saved my life. >> reflections from her new memoir. >> no no no no no... i'm way to dysfunctional to have an ordinary job. >> see what lies ahead for molly crabapple. >> who emerges from life unscathed? >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello and welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm marteen dennis live from doha and coming up, in the next 60 minutes unanimous agreement the u.n. endorses a peace plan for syria with a ceasefire and talks between government and opposition. sending 5,000 peace keepers to burundi which it says is on the brink of civil war. and homework controversy some schools shut down ingi

no matter what that film brought 'em together, and then they went their s... they went to baskin robbinser that. >> what kinda ice-cream? >> i don't know, you gotta ask them. i... all i know is they had a choice of 33 flavors. (laughs). >> there is so many changes in my life... i was ready for adventures. >> from burlesque dancer to acclaimed artists. >> art saved my life. >> reflections from her new memoir. >> no no no no no... i'm way to dysfunctional to have an ordinary job. >> see what lies ahead for molly crabapple. >> who emerges from life unscathed? >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello, welcome to the al jazeera news hour i'm jane dutton in doha, a ceasefire comes in effect in yemen as peace talks get underway between the warring parties in switzerland, saudi arabia announces formation of an alliance of many muslim nations to fight what it calls terrorism. going into camps we meet some of the thousands displaced by the conflict in south sudan. >>> i'll be here w

((denise valdez)) brittany robbins got a special meeting with her biggest hero. that would be rocker and "poison" frontman bret michaels. michaels arrived early ahead of a concert so that he could meet brittany -- who is confined to her home without the use of most of her muscles. brittany's one wish was to meet him, he was floored and made sure to come to her: (( bret michaels/rock star: man, it is so nice to see you. it was nice to talk with you on the phone, too. that was great. brittany: you made my day. bret: yep. welp, you made my day, this is big for me. )) ((denise valdez)) michaels said this meeting is the beginning of an awesome friendship... and both of them said the meeting brought them inspiration. michaels also holds a special place in his heart for lou gehrig's disease... he did the ice bucket challenge in honor of a close friend he lost to a-l-s./// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's all for us live at eleven. eleven. join sharie johnson here tomorrow night.

people to purchase >>reporter: they noticed a more panicked customers to describe the enthusiast jeff robbins came in to buy it is not his first gun and will not be his last family understands anxiety the christmas shopping season has added to sales and fears of tighter gun laws ought to be better for the bottom line here is not always encourage people to leave with the gun when the common. >>reporter: 4 looking for protection and many now are wanting to pull the trigger and purchase a gun >>grant lodes: most of the san they're not confident the government can protect them against an organized large-scale pterosaur like paris attack on 22 percent said different protect against loan wills like a couple the high in the san bernardino massacre that adds which is the best choice and fighting terrorism 47 percent said it is encouraging more americans to get guns for the 2 percent chose stricter gun control, americans' attitude toward also weapons as changed radically in the past few years for the first time most people oppose a ban on military-style guns that is a major shift from the first time t

sentencing him for stalking in 2013, a california judge told peter robbins, "don't be a blockhead," as

remember robbins words. i love you more than tongue can tell. well, i do. devotedly dad. >> how one senator to find the president on brownsville >> a shooting in brownsville in august. the buffalo soldiers stationed at nearby for brown. they asked him to remove the troops. thought there were guilty. felt they would not be convicted. >> was roosevelt wrong? >> most people think it was wrong. few people thought he was wrong. one minute it was senator joseph order from ohio. what would happen to the soldiers. also talks about everything else. so angry for what he did a double down, committed his 2nd mistake by really treating that considering any alternate throw public life. and he's forgotten. they sometimes make mistakes. >> and the genesis of the story was her in washington. i was a museum of american history. i saw a picture of the house in washington. that's what got me in the story.story. that shows roosevelt and away we don't always see him. an unknown man was really heroic and is still forgotten. help us put the sender having, to determine by politics

confidential," and "the shawshank redemption" with tim robbins and morgan freeman. >> i guess it cos down to a simple choice, really. get busy living...or get busy dying. >> fans of michael jackson got busy buying his 1982 masterpiece. today, "thriller" became the first album to go platinum 3 times over. 30 million sold in the u.s., more than a million since jackson died in 2009. next, the new star at the national zoo. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-headedness. unusual pain in your back, neck, jaw, one or both arms, even your upper stomach, are signs you're having a heart attack. don't make excuses. make the call to 9-1-1 immediately. learn more at womenshealth.gov/heartattack. while i was on a combat patrol in baqubah, iraq, a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with ththwounded warrior project si

accounts and some of the men i studied, one of them in particular, this one soldier named george robbinsalked about the journey home on the train, he called at the climax of his suffering, that was even worse because he was in an overcrowded train, and he was overwhelmed and exhausted. they would go through this journey of trying to get home. many of them made it home and would die at home because their bodies were so broken. so it wasn't just as though being freed from here and being exchanged was the end of the story. the 13,000 pows that died in andersonville, what happened to them? what's history tell us about what happened? --ler: -- sgt. maj. dailey: professor gordon: they were dying from scurvy and severe diarrhea. these were terrible waste of guys -- ways to die. men with they would rather die in battle, they would rather die shot and killed in the heat of combat and to die this slow suffering that seem to so dehumanizing. it's just a terrible way to die. majority of those 15,000 died, from disease and malnutrition. host: we are seeing pictures of the gravesites there. recently t

we do have blocks of robbins that stay here year-around. those are the ones here.irds are chirping and they are con funsed. a little sun in and out for the rest of the afternoon. weather headlines, this saturday. right now, storm team 4 radar showing a couple of sprinkles up there on the howard and carroll county line. 48 at reagan national. that's already a degree above the average high for this time of year. a look at the hour by hour timing on those temperatures. when you are leaving the house, do some shopping today. check out temps where you are during the afternoon at the nbc washington app. >> thank you, tom. >> that's the other sfrmth "s" shopping >>> the fire burned through the front lob by of the islamic center in coachella. many mosque members were arriving for afternoon prayer. >>> in phoenix, another mosque has been vandalized. someone broke in, smashed two lights, sprayed graffiti on the walls. this mosque has been at the center of two armed protests targeting the muslim community. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe has been visiting two mosques. t

confidential," and "the shawshank redemption" with tim robbins and morgan freeman. >> i guess it comesto a simple choice, really. get busy living...or get busy dying. >> fans of michael jackson got busy buying his 1982 masterpiece. ♪ today, "thriller" became the first album to go platinum 30 times over. 30 million sold in the u.s., more than a million since jackson died in 2009. next, the new star at the national zoo.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the new baby at the national zoo, a baby pada, made its public debut today, so we sent cub reporter chip reid for a look. >> reporter: getting introduced to the media at four months old is something usually reserved for royalty. well, that's exactly what bei bei is, the prince of cute. millions of panda lovers have watched him grow up on the national zoo's panda-cam, from birth when he was completely helpless to where he is today, which is just mostly helpless. doctors say he's in perfect health and give much of the credit to mom, who endlessly plays with him, carries him over rocks, slides him across the floor, and nuzzles him to sleep. brandie smith

confidential,","nd "the shawshank redemption" with tim robbins and morgan freeman. >> i guess it comes down to a simple choice, really. get busy living...or get busy dying. >> fans of michael jackson got busy buying his 1982 masterpiece. today, "thriller" became the first album to go platinum 30 times over. 30 million sold in the u.s., more than a million since e jackson died in 2009. next, the new star at the national zoo. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or l lht-headedness. unusual pain in your back, neck, jaw, one or both arms, even your upper stomach, are signs you're having a heart attack. don't make excuses. make the call to 9-1-1 immediately. learn more at womenshealth.gov/heartattack. while i was on a combat patrol in baqubah, iraq, a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors, you don't hav

tim robbins making his famous escape. tell me what the cinematographer sees.way we wanted to shoot the sequence was way, way longer than we actually had time in the schedule to do. so much of what you do is actually conditioned by the money and the schedule. charlie: right. roger: in the storyboards, we had him get out of the water, run across the field, and catch a train that's going by. but we did not have time to do that, so we needed one kind of iconic shot that actually tells the story of his escape, getting across that moat. so the last shot of the sequence is what people reference, the one that really matters. charlie: and then the lightning. that's the famous shot. roger: the funny thing was, it was made up on the day. how will we should this if we have one night to shoot it? the schedule was so condensed at that point. so you have to figure -- charlie: the third one i want to look at is "the big lebowski." [laughter] roger: what can you say, really? it is a dream. this was so much fun. working with the brothers is so much fun, because they create thes