 In other news tonight, Governor Mark Dayton is challenging legislative leaders to agree on a special session to offset health insurance rate hikes. The potential session could also provide hundreds of millions of dollars in tax relief and fund one billion dollars in public works projects. But after months of negotiations, the deal is not quite done. Dayton sent a letter to top lawmakers Tuesday asking for their approval of those plans in a special session slated for December 20th. He's giving them until Thursday to sign off or give up until next year. A spokeswoman for Republican House Speaker Kurt Dout says lawmakers are still discussing a possible agreement. Dayton's plan calls for a rebate for shoppers who don't qualify for federal assistance. Premiums are spiking by as much as 67 percent next year. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.