Wisconsin Lawmaker Pushes For Trampoline Park Regulation, Avengers: End Game Breaks Several Box Office Records

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Therese Agnew jumps for a slam dunk on a trampoline at the House of Air Indoor Trampoline Park in San Francisco, Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010. The 23,000 square foot facility is built in a historic former U.S. Army airplane hangar and is scheduled for its grand opening this weekend. (Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP Photo)

Trampoline parks have become a popular means of entertainment around the country, but a local lawmaker is seeking to regulate the parks. We talk with him about the issue and what he hopes to accomplish. We also learn what’s behind the success of the final Avengers’ film.

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  • Kate Archer Kent Host
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