higher tim burton to make scene outfit.ccidentally gord someone in the eye with an umbrella and you liked it. that's the dress for you. topic number 5. sharp. topic number 5. this was sent to us on twitter by john k using #topicalstorm. i know you want me to snake jokes. but i'm going tree train from doing that. you can insert your own shenanigans. here is the story. a beaver wandered into a maryland dollar store. you don't have to be a woodchuck to spend just a buck. he tried to man handle some artificial christmas trees. he wanted to file down those alcohollers with yuletide spirit. the sheriff was called until along with animal control. the rodent was round up, had some tiny cuffs thrown on him and was loaded into the animal meat wagon. what became of the beaver? >> i just had him stuffed. >> let me ask you with that. thank you for watching the show. you can always follow me on twitter and instagram. use #topicalstorm on email at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night, look who we have on the show. judge andrew napol

. >> brittney: and i'll start to tim burton is warming up tomorrow. -- a mild chance of temperatures to morning out-- warming up >> brittney: we will take another look at your weather. coming up! still ahead at 8. >> grant:a fire breaks out in the east bay.taking a dangerous turn. where two people had to be rescued. >> pam:and next. a south bay city seeing a teen boy is killed near a gas station. >> reporter:here's what we're tracking tonight for kron 4 news at ten! >> grant:another homicide in the city of san jose. it brings to 46 the number of killings so far this year, the most there since 19-91. >> pam:kron four's rob fladeboe has police are saying about the most recent homicide last night. >> reporter:as friends gathered to remember the man shot and killed late sunday night here outside a gas station near the corner of winchester and cadillac avenue, san jose police suspect the killing is the result of gang violence >>sot sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police we are looking at this incident as possibly gang motivated. we do not have any other information about the case. >> reporte

the idea behind this movie, thought, motion and animation, tim burton produced it, a beautiful love story sally, very special between me and my wife when i proposed and tha thankfully she said yes with this in the background. >> hopefully the nightmare had nothing to do with it. >> no nightmare. >> and this is a favorite. >> it is. they're actually showing the movie in theaters across the country. you go to your showtimes online, you can find a theater near you pl playing. "it's a wonderful life" arguably the greatest lesson learned about appreciating your life and loving who you are. i loved jimmie stewart in this movie. let's take a look at one of the best scene is in the movie. look at this. [ screaming ]. >> merry christmas! >> merry christmas! >> merry christmas. >> i mean, i'm sorry, i have to jump in because it's so americana but awesome. no "dumb&dumber." >> you're right. it's a classic. >> you're right. no dumb&dumber. >> you and i are now best friends. >> i love the soundtrack and plan it every christmas. it's "home alone". >> this movie, by the way, can i say as i've gotten old

burton: we will promise to do so, but i think the boring remark was correct. we move onto the next question. we do have a question. tim: again, i'm tim brown, citizen taxpayer. can i address you doctor, professor? mr. fichtner: whatever you'd like. jason is fine, too. tim: you made a comment in passing and as a citizen tam taxpayer, i would say something back to you and to the heritage foundation as an organization with some political not political, some public policy outreach agenda. you said static scoring versus dynamic scoring forget about that, and i would say don't forgetting about that. what you must not forget about is that in the public perception, you open up the newspaper, you read an article , and you say, "look what those idiots on capitol hill and the white house are doing. they're going to send us into deficit land forever ever and ever and ever." what's missed is the difference between static and dynamic scoring i'm talking public outreach. i'm all on the side of dynamic scoring. i understand the issues but in terms of outreach and public policy communication, i don't think one person in 100 understand

burton: and we will promise to do so, but i think the boring remark was correct. [laughter] we move onto the next question. we do have a question. tim: again, i'm tim brown, citizen taxpayer. can i address you, doctor, professor? dr. fichtner: whatever you'd like. jason is fine, too. tim: you made a comment in passing, and as a citizen taxpayer, i would say something back to you and to the heritage foundation as an organization with some political -- not political, some public policy outreach agenda. you said static scoring versus dynamic scoring, forget about that. and i would say don't forgetting about that. what you must not forget about is that in the public perception, you open up the newspaper, you read an article, and you say, "look what those idiots on capitol hill and the white house are doing. they're going to send us into deficit land forever and ever and ever and ever." and what's missed is the difference between static and dynamic scoring -- and i'm talking public outreach. i'm all on the side of dynamic scoring. i understand the issues, but in terms of outreach and public policy communication, i don't think one person

burton: we will promise to do so, but i think the boring remark was correct. we move onto the next question. we do have a question. tim: again, i'm tim brown, citizen taxpayer. can i address you doctor, professor? dr. fichtner: whatever you'd like. jason is fine, too. tim: you made a comment in passing and as a citizen taxpayer, i would say something back to you and to the heritage foundation as an organization with some political -- not political, some public policy outreach agenda. you said static scoring versus dynamic scoring, forget about that, and i would say don't forget about that. what you must not forget about is that in the public perception, you open up the newspaper, you read an article, and you say, "look what those idiots on capitol hill and the white house are doing. they're going to send us into deficit land forever ever and ever and ever." what's missed is the difference between static and dynamic scoring, and i'm talking public outreach. i'm all on the side of dynamic scoring. i understand the issues feared but in terms of outreach and public policy communication, i don't think one person in 100 und