yoda, you recall helped teach luke skywalker about the force. it is unclear whether marshall will offer on the job training before he leaves. >>> directors of the steve jobs biopic is looking for a few actors. the film is set in 1984 and 1988, portraying some of the times leading up to the launch of the apple products. directors need women willing to have curvy or wavy hair propped up with a lot of aquanet and who will grow sideburns and facial hair. filming is in san francisco and cupertino later this month. the pay minimum wage. actors need to be between 18 and 40. >>> tomorrow night is the best night to see the meteor shower. that's when the display is supposed to reach its peak. that could be as many as 80 meteors an hour. the best viewing hours are from midnight until dawn but will the weather stay clear so we can see it? that's the question. we got a break with the fireworks. >> let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma who joins us for the accuweather forecast. >> we are talking about clear skies tonight with patchy fog early tomorrow m

. >> jon: yoda in it? ( laughter ). >> jon: i take back what i said about being nice. >> i can't. they'll kill me. >> jon: tell me the difference in craft services between a big-budget production and, like, an independent film. like on "star wars" is there like, a shrimp vending machine? ( laughter ). >> they did have-- they did have a specific one for people that needed to lose a few pounds. >> jon: for real? >> yeah. >> jon: a craft services table for pound-- >> reduction, yeah. >> jon: was it located near the other table? >> no. it would come to you by, like, a messenger. with your special low-calorie food. >> jon: let me ask you-- were there people there who would chew it for them first? or-- ( laughter ). >> it was pre-chewed yes. >> jon: that's exciting. i can't-- honestly i'm such a fan of that whole series and the "x men" series i honestly can't wait. i will be the annoying nerd who calls you up "that was so cool." are there new creatures in it, "star wars?" >> there are new creatures in it yeah th

it is like i am yoda. right where i am, i am. h hmm. what's your favorite food?key with gravy, because it reminds me of mom's cooking. it is like i'm talking to myself with like, you know, some sort of verbal or the -- tourette. do you have any brothers or sisters? i have two older brothers. what do they do? they member non-verbs. hey, craig spurlock. non-verbs. what does that mean? i don't know. it is what you do. you member non-verbs. they got that part wrong. i'm going to tell them. it is an amazing thing to have a conversation with some version of yourself, and it is a valiant effort. are where it is, it is impressive, because you will see very little bits and moments of what is essentially your personality or something that you said that really does connect you in the real world that i find to be unique, but at the same time, it is still a robot, and as cool as this type of interaction is, this interaction, talking to people is something that i find much more valuable. so why give that up? i think that there's room for both. i mean, robotics and a.i. are alr

she's like yoda. and chef ann cooper is like another hero. like princess leah.ah. >> we're fighting the rebellion which is the fast food industry and, you know, $4.5 billion of advertising -- >> jimmy: it's hard to compete with. >> the thing is, guys. 4.5 billion pounds worth of advertising every year to children. and that's what the parents of california and america have to deal with. so for me, and alice and ann cooper, we believe that it's a child's human right to learn how to cook in school where food comes from, how it affects their bodies. at the end of the day, none of you are going to die young because you didn't do your geography homework. we need to arm children about food. you agree, don't you? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. feducation. i made that up. we're almost ot of time. >> in this gravy, we do flour, some jam, some mustard. >> jimmy: wow. something. >> we have a twang of vinegar. >> jimmy: are you sure this isn't a prank you're pulling? >> then take some of your clean water. don't worry. you're not going to eat it. if you remove that tray. the meatballs w

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budget yoda biggest mistake a young person can make their work on policies in one area this amasses the analysis we don't know where the jobs are or enough about the skills that are needed to hold those jobs in industries to do a better job to say these are the competencies' that we require and it needs to be aligned with training. for the federal job trading perspective ready to stop spending money and reward people when they graduate with a mastery of the competencies required to go to work certainly those innovative programs bringing down trading through the k-12 level we can scale people much earlier in there and get rid of the wasted senior year. the scenario where there is tremendous national need and opportunity on a bipartisan basis and i know senator alexander and his members are interested in this issue. i know senator why did has focused on this. giving people the information they need with labor market analysis it is the dismal status. >> i'd love the a deal we should do more of what works. i would call attention works on a global basis the u.s. economy is 40% higher paychec

. >> any idea what they mean when they issue these sort of nomic statements that sound like yoda. >> mind, of course the fed is already audited. it's audited at several different levels by several different parties. and we're not really doing a whole lot of analysis of that data as it is. you know they release a lot of information about what's on their balance sheet, about the minutes of all of their meetings. and it's already so complicated that it doesn't seem like it's being put to particularly smart use at the moment. >> ever send time looking at the fmlc minutes. >> no. >> if that is -- >> thank you. >> that's the stuff that's already out there in public. >> no need to go to sleep. >> already out in public. if we had more disclosure, it would be a cure for narcolepsy. everybody, straight down. >> he has sex pistol on the back of his iphone. >> the ore thing, never going to happen. >> no. never going to happen. >> never. >> really, the obama administration, do you think barack obama is going to sign that bill into law? >> i don't know if he's come out with a position. >> opposed