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i am becky hillier, the anchor of the statewide morning show myke up, montana," and it is privilege toe the moderator. i'm here to not only keep time between sure each candidate gets an equal shot at the questions they are asked. it is not the quantity -- quantity of the questions we are concerned about. rather, it's the quality of the discussion that matters. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate, so it's only fair that we allow them to do what they came to do. supportive large and crowd to be supportive. hearer, we are here to from the candidates. we ask that you refrain from disruptive behavior were anything that might distract from the candidates. they have a limited amount of time to address the issues and questions presented to them, so we want some respectful civility. that can be the tone for tonight. we ask that you hold your applause until the end of the debate. now, it is time to meet our candidates. [applause] governor steve bullock was born and raised in montana. the governor says he is proud of his record of maintaining low unemployment in the state an

andrew hillier reports. >> myself, no. >> stuttering his way through his answer, this isn't the face iceland's prime minister wanted to put on for the tv cameras. journalists analyzing the panama papers have found evidence showing that in 2000 and -- a07, he and his wife bought tax from set up in the virgin islands. he is accused of using the company to hide millions of dollars in investments. >> what can you tell me about a company called --? company, if is a recall correctly, which is associated with one of the companies that i was on the board of. it had an account -- with the tax -- on the tax account since it was established. >> shortly after, he ends the interview. asking me something ridiculous. you tricked me into doing this interview under false pretenses. the prime minister and his wife insisted they did not break any rules. when he declared -- entered parliament, he did not declare his finances. eight months later, he sold his stake in the company to his wife. the revelations could leave him fighting for his political life. there have already been calls for him to resign.

when you get beyond 495 and the hillier terrain of worcester county that's where you get a heavy coating, perhaps as much as two inches in spots. traffic for most of the morning on 128 in lexington. police say a 20-year-old wayland woman and a 27-year-old dracut man were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. investigates are trying to determine which vehicle was in the wrong lane and why. >> a new hampshire man convicted in a brutal child abuse case has lost his trial -- new trial. >> he was accused of beating james nicholson so badly that the boy suffered severe brain injuries. the court claims a mistake was made. linscott's testimony helped convict dow. today's decision follows a panel rerues -- refusal to reduce >> also, the new hampshire woman charged in the drug overdose depth of her teenage daughter will remain behind bars. she faces several charges in connection with her death in a rochester motel last fall. last fall her sentence was reduced and she may still face federal charges. >> the new hampshire man convicted of murdering a massachusetts college student wants his con

andrew hillier has more. andrew: the blast was so powerful it shook buildings for miles around.oments later the nose containing the payload plunged to the ground. inside, and israeli built communication satellite. mainppened at spacex's launchpad in cape canaveral, florida during what was supposed to be a routine prelaunch test. no one was injured in the explosion, but the blast is a major setback for spacex and the ambitions of the founder, elon musk. he tweeted that because was still on known. the private space company is already on the back foot after a launch accident last year. the has been relying on the company to keep the international space station stocked with supplies. have not carried any astronaut into space, they have won a contract with nasa to ferry astronauts to the space station. mark zuckerberg had been counting on the satellite inside the rocket to provide parts of africa with internet coverage. he said he was the plea disappointed by the launch accident, but despite the blast, spacex can still count on a relatively good safety record. the company has already

the passenger was reginald hillier, junior. the family said it was his first time in a plane because he was afraid to fly. the fright was a gift from -- he pulled her out and saved her life. >>> two people died, dozens more injured, they say dennis rodriguez was driving the bus without a license. the bus was carrying 30 workers headed to flood-ravaged area of baton rouge. one of the people killed was a fire chief. >>> wildfire continues in california where a new brush fire has burned 500 acres. this is the fire burning in the cherry valley, about two hours east of los angeles. hundreds of people evacuating their homes. more than 300 firefighters are on scene. containment, 5%. >> what a story in our valley. this guy says he's part of royal. but the police say he's in royal trouble. >> he says he's the duke of manchester. tonight, the duke speaks out about his arrest from behind bars. a crash sets off a huge fire. how bun bystander's quick thinking saved the lives of two youngsters nearby. >>> it was warm today. it will be toasty

andy hillier is here to sort it out for us now. andy. >> reporter: adam, i'm here with dr. joshua dick from u mass who has conducted our tracking poll. the two key words today, so far turnout and independence. a colleague from nbc news told me that two of her relatives that live in hudson, new hampshire waited an hour and a half to vote today and they've never had that happen before. doctor, which candidates will love to hear that? >> bernie sanders object the democratic side and donald trump on the republican side, both of them did better in our final for a higher turnout scenario. who is it bad for? >> hillary clinton, most of all. because she needs a low turnout with lots of democrats to increase her support and get to within 10. >> reporter: ok. let's take a look at the independents. they are 44 percent of all the voters here. there are more independents than there are either registered republicans or democrats, and they can vote in either primary. any idea which primary they're picking? >> i think it's going to be split evenly between the two. >> reporter: well, let's

andrew hillier explains. andrew: a13 billion euro tax windfall might sound like welcome news. not so for ireland, which says ruling fund the landmark against apple. so why doesn't dublin want the cash? sibley put, what is at statake? -- simply put, what is at stake? the economy in ireland is largely driven by multinationals. it has one of the lowest interest rates in the eurozone, giving foreign investors incentive to invest. shock gain toe a long-term gain. they are paying an enormous amount in taxes and income tax. if they lose their jobs, they will not pay the tax. >> the opposition was quick to slam the government, saying it would appeal the ruling. >> this government should reach out and collects most taxes -- and collect those taxes as soon as possible. >> ireland's favorable tax regime has made it the preferred base for the biggest names in technology. facebook, google, and apple have set up in ireland. impact ofs more of an u.s. national companies pay more taxes in these regions. you could see an outflow of business from this. that could cause a reduction in the econom

i'm becky hillier. and it's my privilege to be the moderator for tonight's debate. i'm not here not only to keep time but to ensure each candidate gets an equal shot at the questions they're asked. it's not the quantity of the questions we're concerned about, rather this is the quality of the discussion that matters i think you can all agree. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate. it is fair that we allow to do what they came here to do. we asked this large and crowd to go ahead and be supportive of your candidate, however, we are here to hear from the candidate. we ask you refrain from anything that might distract from the candidates. they have a limited amount of time to address the issue that are presented to them. we want some we ask you hold your applause until the end of the debate. again in order to maximize the amount of time each candidate has to answer the questions that they are being posed this evening. now, it is time to meet our candidates. [ applause ] . >> born and raised in montana. he's proud of his record and says he continues

andrew hillier reports. andrew: there is not much optimism on the streets of son these days -- of sanaa these days. since 2015, these people have lives under constant fear of coalition airstrikes. but now with less than a day to go until the cease-fire residents of human's r gary to hope that an end could be insight. >> we are hoping for a permanent truce and national reconciliation. we hope the countries supporting the cease-fire will put major pressure on all parties. >> what we need is an end to the war. we want an end to the war. not a three-they cease-fire. >> so far yemen's warring factions have agreed to respect their truce. rebels through their backing behind the deal and demanded an end to saudi-led coalition strikes. international observers hope the truce could act as a springboard for peace talks. but with so many players involved, finding a way forward will not be easy. >> a deal depends on the real attentions -- the real intentions inside and outside. this war has been a disaster for everyone. i

especially in the hillier terrain. southwestern new hampshire and then the most consistent snows northwestern connecticut, the berkshires and up into vermont. it continues to pile up. once the wind turns a little more out of the west, northwest, you may grab a little built of that moisture off the lakes. and push it into western new england. again, these snow totals will be fairly impressive across vermont and through the berkshires. in the meantime, a steep drop yauch eastbound. there may be more snow showers overnight tonight. could drop a coating to perhaps up to an inch. in the higher terrain of the worcester hills. much, if anything, out there. other than a passing flurry or snow shower. you can see that huge droppoff. that huge gradient to the high snow total. 6-12 inches in the berkshires, up into vermont. certainly, a possibility. gusty winds tomorrow. looking great across new england for travel. a few showers work back in by thanksgiving. >> nancy: all right, chris. thank you. speaking of which, dozens giving

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reporter: here in albany they pretreated the main road, certainly helped with the side roads and hillier terrain is difficult. 200 plows are working the street, 53,000 tons of snow at the ready. some school closures and delays as they wait for the snowstorm to get out of here this ginger. >> and the key word, this snowstorm and this part of the cold because don't worry, we have a lot more coming. thank you, rob. the nucleus of that cold shot of air is right now making its way into canada. look where it gets by thursday morning. it feels like 10 below in chicago. 22 below in minneapolis. y'all, the numbers just keep going down. by friday morning 23 below, burlington, 11 below. look at their faces jaw dropping. realtime. all of you. > that minus 11 is really something. >> 21 below in boston. there you go. >> thanks, ginger. >> thanks. >>> the latest on the trump transition and those new questions about russian interference in our u.s. election. on sunday the president-elect said that the cia's conclusion russia tried to help trump win the election is, quote, ridiculous as senators from bot

. >> hi, everyone, i'm blair hillier. >> i'm elizabeth hawkins. sarah is not only monitoring you're also tracking our next wintertorm. >> yes, it is so frigid outside. we've got this arctic blast that dropped temperatures this morning to record lows across southern new england. 16 below in worchester breaking 11 below and nine below in boston. this is coldest air we've seen since 1957 in our area. and it is clear right now look we have precipitation to south taken will be heading our way. it's also going to bring us milder weather but because it's so cold throughout it will start as snow and icy mix. but that will arrive tomorrow. tonight is dry temperatures dropping back to four be flow worchester. it's light. it's making it feel like 20 below and below in boston. zero through the overnight hours and brutally cold night. temperatures fwal back to near zero boston and subzero

the hillier terrain to the north and west, might see a few early tonight. otherwise, clouds will be around through the nighttime hours. highs today, we didn't make freezing anywhere. 30 was the best in islip. montauk montauk, 34. 31 up there in the hudson valley. now temperatures into the 20s and teens. down to 19 sussex. 28 allentown. low 20s around the city. mid 20s to islip and bridgeport. we find the west-northwest wind up to 20 miles an hour in a few locales. that's going to be an issue as you see the wind gusts in the 20 to 30-mile-an-hour range. the windchill numbers single digits. they'll be dropping to 0 tonight and 5 to 10 below in the northern and western suburbs. a couple of snow showers and streamers in upstate new york. we're having a storm off to the high pressure ridging in from the west. that's squeezing the air in between. it's going to stay cold and windy tonight and tomorrow. teens out the door. 24 lunchtime. we should hit 29 in the afternoon. there's the futurecast. we'll watch that high build down. windy tomorrow. less wind and a lot o

more in the hillier elevations. accumulation if anything at all. toward friday, all eyes pointing coastal storm. not every model has this. one of the month -- one of the models we trust brings in the chance for snow and potentially even some accumulating snow for southeastern mass, mainly friday afternoon into saturday. that is still 6, 7 days out. tune the forecast. we will keep our eyes on the 50 degree weather. >> time is 10:17. stories we' now. >> this is an odd one. middle schools in florida are charged with trying to poison their teacher. police say one of the girls distracted the pete dashti teacher on the other to put soda. after taking a drink, the breath. the 12-year-olds were angry because one of them was disciplined by the teacher. karen: a cyber attack hits the the schools says a hacker broke into a computer system storing financial data of 80,000 students, alumni and employees. the university says at this point there' s no evidence any information has been stolen. but potential victims have been told to look out for misuse of their pe

stretch a little hillier tends to get a little steady snow stick more quickly be careful of that year driving around this evening snowing over to walpole mansfield lightly as well cape cod steadier band continue to progress northward out here change to rain already over nantucket and just approaching the vineyard so this changeover going to occur tonight we're going to see rain and snow falling talking to you at 10 o'clock here some of those reports this one from worcester no snow yet not sure when it will start again floors on and often worcester the snow is trying to work in there but it's a south of the city right now. finally some light snow falling and west natick things and reports from the area this afternoon. >> snow tonight at 10 o'clock falling mostly to the north and west southeastern mass changing over boston during 11 o'clock newscast is back your northern worcester county route two and northward at 4:00 a.m. when she was taken to the air tomorrow morning update on the situation that's what should be focusing the ice threat right there into southern new england the rest o

although you get into hillier terrain, west of the city, up into rutlan, and witchington and there may be a few towns that pick up a coating of slush on the grassy surfaces of the car-tops. predominantly, thinking western new england has the best chance ofic the berkshires, monadnocks: the higher terrain of vermont. especially across the mountains of maine. the story late this afternoon and tonight is not the snow. but it's the rain. and the rain will be heavy at times overnight tonight. close to midnight by a couple hours either side of it. and a gusty wind starts to develop. that wind is coming in off the water. we will be strongest along the coastline. again, three, four inches of snow. higher terrain, the berkshires up into southern vermont. certainly a possibility. rainfall, a lot of us pick up a good inch of rain. wouldn't be surprise if a few towns pick up locally higher amounts. wind advisory in place tonight. seasonable over the weekend. chance for some showers on sunday. halloween does look great for the trick or treaters. costumes should stay dry. temps in the 50's in the af

was a little hillier, man, we would be cutting some tracks right now. that's a quick check. >>> good morning. we are watching the snow storm d northeast daytime high into the s. there is a freeze out of the northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour. ow we've got on the roadways in the storm zone. that can be a very dangerous situation. i went out with an expert who gave us helpful tips on what to do if that happened ande for it. it is literally stuff that can save your life. >> reporter: it can happen in an instant driving in an unfamiliar anded in the snow. >> that's going nowhere. >> reporter: it happened to four men in oregon. their gps sending them the wrong way into very rough secluded >> we didn't know how long we would be there. >> the men hunkering down for 18 hours until help finally arrived. what happens if you do get o you need to do to survive. vehicle. me through his survival tips. so the middle of nowhere. temperatures in the teens. what should i do? >> stay cool and stay warm at the same time. >> reporter: telling me to keep calm and bundle up

cli quentin hillier is the group's spokesperson. your group conservatives against trump believe there's a candidate that can win by a clear majority that's not trump. how so? >> if we have a unity ticket, if the other candidates, including ones that have gotten out of the race, ban together and pool their resources, we think that donald trump can be held with a substantial lack of a majority. not just barely eking out. but we think another anti-trump candidate can get a clear majority, fair and square out in the open, above board. no rules fights. just by winning the votes of the public and winning the votes of the delegates. >> how does your group hope to make that happen? clearly all the current candidates would have to agree on that other than trump. you have cruz and kasich who clearly believe they should be the sole candidate. >> there's still plenty of time for the candidates to pull together for them to do the math, to look at the polls and for them to figure out what may be the strongest combination of the ticket or somethin

. >> reporter: director james hillier and his cast are hoping what worked at the london branch of this hotel will work here on lower 5th. it makes the play a much more real experience for them. >> reporter: now, audience menace who come to the langham place midtown can enjoy cocktails in the room next door at intermission. the production runs about a month. 50 seats available for each performance. all details are on our web site, abc7ny. dave and liz. >> so different. reminds me of tony and tina's wedding kind of thing. you're emerged it, and part of it. >> you're up close and personal. got to love that. >> truly, you can hear each other breathe. >> wow. thank you, sandy. >>> and still to come on eyewitness news first at four, we'll tell you how the mets will be making history this summer at citi field. >>> and a little girl hit by a bullet as she's getting out of a cab. now the search is underway for the gunman. >>> and a tragedy for a beauty queen. loved ones remembering ms. new jersey after she was killed in a car accident. at the new jersey turnpike extension accident in jersey cit

piers hillier. >>> e-mail the show, tweet the show. always nice to hear from you. e-mail address, streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. many of you saying good morning already. it is friday. >> it is friday. >> coming up on the show, stay tuned for tips on which stocks are hot and which ones are to drop. we'll be back in two. [eerie music playing] [crickets chirping] [owl hoots] announcer: if you don't fix them, sparks from dragging tow chains can cause a wildfire. and that could be scary. bye, smokey! only you can prevent wildfires. it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be restored within seconds. priority number one is keeping those lights on. it takes ingenuity to defeat the monsters that live in the dark. >>> welcome back, everybody. you're still watching "street signs" on this friday. you're european markets trending a little lower this morning. over

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was a little hillier, tracks right now. it is an amazing snow. that's >> this weathercast brought to you by wayfair.com. you know, we've got people that are stuck on the roadways in the storm zone. and that can be a very, very dangerous situation. i went out with an expert who gave us some helpful tips on what to do if that happened and how to prepare for it. it is literally stuff that can save your life. it can happen in an instant, you're drive flag an unfamiliar area and suddenly you're lost or stranded in the snow. >> that truck ain't going nowhere until we get help out here. >> reporter: it happened to four men in oregon. their gps sending them the wrong way into very rough secluded >> we didn't know how long we were going to be there. >> reporter: the men hunker inging down for 18 hours until help finally arrived. what happens if you do get stranded? what do you need to do to survive? >> above all do not leave your vehicle. >> reporter: bruce corden is an expert with the minnesota department of public safety taking me through his survival t

let's check in on ted cruz, msnbc's vaughan hillier. ted cruz is not in new york today. so what is he up to? >> ted cruz is actually out in wyoming. and that's a part of where really this campaign has gone. if you are looking here in new york, which i believe we had a sound byte last night from rochester. he's been here the week. he is trying to play up donald trump is connected to the new york liberals. here's that byte. >> donald trump has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. donald continues. he says, ted, when it comes to the supreme court. when it comes to religious liberty, you got to learn to cut deals with the democrats and to go along and get along. let me be very clear with the men and women of new york. i will not compromise away your religious liberties. >> dead cruz is taking that message. we were in syracuse yesterday tracking him down, up here in rochester, manhattan, the bronx, brooklyn. it's a message that isn't resonating few look at the polls, on tuesday, it will not be a victory for ted cruz. that's why the next week will be a

normal were typically about fifty two friday i think upper forties officially so certainly a lot hillier than yesterday's high of seventy two it was her awesome wasn't it. today we're starting off with the cloud cover forty five at the airport northeast winds and only those northeast winds they keep the temperatures down at starting off low to mid fifties so it is miles away from the coast and we are going to see the temps are staying in the lower fifties later today as well but at the coast of fishy that airport reading expected to stay around forty eight are so many right now a mile and a quarter visibility we've most other areas in pretty good shape but there is some patchy fog that there should be careful as i mentioned not a lot of fluctuation with the temperatures today see it stayed very steady and when hopefully a little more sunshine this afternoon but we have the clouds there might even be a little sprinkle or light mist out stay tuned we're going the full forecast lots of rain coming up in my forecast like one's a pretty good chance for showers and a few storms. after that imp

however, out there into berkshires, north western connecticut, maybe in the hillier terrain, some minor accumulations. several inches likely in the higher terrain of vermont. perhaps, some of the mountains in maine picking up half a look at the wall of rain that works on through overnight tomorrow into friday morning. that will provide us with a good inch, to an inch and a half of water. in terms of the snowfall totals, again, from worcester county east, don't really expect much. you start getting up there near north adams, southern vermont, could be several inches in the highest terrain. here are the rain totals. there will be a gusty wind that develops along the south coast of new england. more on that. over to danielle. >> danielle: thanks, chris. along with all of that rain, we will see some wind, too. for tomorrow evening, it is just breezy. overnight is when those winds really pick up. you can see these reds along the coast. this is where we can see winds gusting anywhere from 30-40 miles an hour. especially out along the cape and the islands, too. it is going to be very windy fri

was a little hillier, man, we would be cutting some tracks right now. it is amazing snow. that's >> little if any snow expected for here in new hampshire. it would just be southern new hampshire, southeast new hampshire and the best chance to see a trace to an inch, and otherwise, cloudy to partly clou >> this weathercast brought to you by wayfair.com. you know, we've got people that are stuck on the roadways in the storm zone. that can be a very dangerous situation. i went out with an expert who gave us helpful tips on what to do if that happened and how to prepare for it. it is literally stuff that can save your life. >> reporter: it can happen in an instant driving in an unfamiliar area and lost or stranded in the snow. >> that's going nowhere. >> reporter: it happened to four men in oregon. their gps sending them the wrong country. >> we didn't know how long we would be there. >> the men hunkering down for 18 arrived. stranded? survive. bruce corden is an expert taking me through his survival tips. so we're stranded in the middle of nowhere. temperatures in the teens.

was a little hillier, man, we would be cutting some tracks right now. it is amazing snow. that's a quick check. danielle: hi there. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. the snow hasn't started flying yet but the winds are start to go gust upwards of 36 miles an hour on nan tungt. over the next 12 hours we'll the heaviest snow >> this weathercast brought to you by wayfair.com. you know, we've got people that are stuck on the roadways in the storm zone. that can be a very dangerous situation. i went out with an expert who gave us helpful tips on what to do if that happened and how to prepare for it. it is literally stuff that can save your life. >> reporter: it can happen in an instant driving in an unfamiliar area and lost or stranded in the snow. >> that's going nowhere. >> reporter: it happened to four men in oregon. their gps sending them the wrong way into very rough secluded country. >> we didn't know how long we would be there. >> the men hunkering down for 18 hours until help finally arrived. what happens if you do get stranded? what do you need to do to survive. >> a

was a little hillier, man, we would be cutting some tracks right now. it is an amazing snow. that's a qui message >> jennifer: good morning south florida. tomorrow is the miami marathon and half marathon. runners bundle up. a temperature of 45 degrees at the starting line. that's tomorrow morning so tonight cold weather advisory i >> this weathercast brought to yoby wayfair.com. you know, we've got people that are stuck on the roadways in the storm zone. and that can be a very, very dangerous situation. i went out with an expert who gave us some helpful tips on what to do if thatatappened and how to prepare for it. save your life. it can happen in an instant, you're drive flag an unfamiliar area and suddenly you're lost or stranded in the snow. >> that truck ain't going nowhere until we get help out here. >> reporter: it happened to four men in oregon. their gps sending them the wrong way into very rough secluded country. >> we didn't know how long we were going to be there. >> reporter: the men hunker inging down for 18 hours until help finally arrived. what happens if you d

among them was quinn hillier who said politico the consensus is we need a unity ticket of some sort and let the candidates work whout the unity ticket is. good luck with that. not you? me? i thought it would be you. it's absurd that any candidate -- let's talk about this problem. we all sort of know, i think who the republican people would be who would flip over to hillary. i would say women, start with that group. people little more educated, probably. the white working class guy would probably flip the other way, hardly balancing it out. so here is an idea i want to focus on now. is there any chance that hillary clinton would pick a republican? beth? >> you discern me. i think there's a unity ticket, two women to which the republican -- somebody who walked away from donald trump very forcefully and very publicly. >> i think the reality is she likely won't, but if we're going to entertain the scenario, i think a rubio could be an interesting pick for her and also kasich. >> that's what i think. >> there is a history -- >> franklin roosevelt going for his fourth term, he had a good camp

piers hillier. they give a much indeed. matt? the: coming up on the show, fanfare stage.ore prices fall as reality hits expectations of a trump presidency. miners in london are trading higher. we have analysis next. the it: 20 u.k. time, not a done deal. energyk to the chief analyst about opec's push to strike an agreement. trading trump. we speak to the managing director at trading and derivatives at charles schwab on how to trade the outcome of the u.s. elections. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 12 minutes into the trading session with cash on equities. we are up, but only just. i take you to the grr function. we are going to break ranks here and do the grr function because major resources up. yesterday, they got dumped. iron ores dumped overnight. goldman's is out with a note "buy theing saying sector." terms ofore to run in what has been a pretty stellar performance in the sector. sold yesterday, being bought today. here is first word news with sebastian. >> ted cruz to serve as u.s. attorney general. that is according to a person familiar with the matter. cruzg with suppor

down there way, going out toward yukon on the way toward hartford, you are going to find there is hillier terrain, that's why it's showing up. you're seeing some of this in the western hills of worcester county, some mixing, snow or sleet mixing in. predominantly rain though. still believe that's atmosphere will be. snowflakes melt on the way down. in the higher elevations, they can keep intact the snowflakes, although eventually the rain takes over there too. heaviest rain comes through late tomorrow night and into friday morning before it starts to push out of here. seven-day forecast shows that. the risk of heavy rain through friday morning, sun in the afternoon, i'm watching for a few more showers to come through saturday afternoon. sunday look likes the pick of the weekend with sunshine and temperatures in 50's. it tracks toward us through the evening. >> the reporter: families run to safety after their home catches on fire. >> the only thing you have in life you can't replace is your life. >> the reporter: what neighbors did to make sure everybody on not the other way around. should

one labour mp, meg hillier, chairman of the commons financial watchdog and public accounts committee,anger of shooting themselves in the foot with strike action all over the place in the run—up to christmas. that's not the case. these different disputes have different root causes, different problems at the hearts of them. the one thing they have in common is that you had unions and their members trying for months to get management to sit around the table and negotiate. they haven't been able to achieve those fair settlements. i can guarantee you that if you are a post office worker, a work on southern trains, the last thing you want to be doing is taking strike action which impacts on people you serve day in day out. unfortunately the staff feel they have no alternative. this is the only way they can get management to listen to them and ta ke management to listen to them and take their concerns. you say they don't want to be doing this, but they are, and this will impact on peoples lives in very important time of the year. people won't be able to necessarily get the post they were exp

[applause] thank you hillier -- mr. trump: thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] always get what you want] ♪ you can't always get what you want you can't always get >> follow the transition of government on c-span as president-elect donald trump selects his cabinet and the republicans and democrats prepare for the next congress. we will take you to events as they happen, without interruption. .orgh live on c-span, c-span or listen on the free c-span radio app. tonight the senate passed a short-term spending measure to fund the federal government through april 28, 2017. it includes $170 million to help pledge, michigan with lead tainted water systems, and allegedly a provision to allow retired general james madison to be considered by the senate. they continue to work on federal water project legislation. watch live on c-span2. >> chicago mayor rahm emanu

said the survey everybody is hillier wit -- familiar with i k that describes the service. that is a single point so what we did this came up with a humane capital survey team, talked to 900 people from the sector chiefs and a deep dive and brought back the leaders to hear what the concerns are. so for an example, that's hard. the more i learned about that i just shake my head. they become bonded together. the handle is better. we say yes to a. that is something we need help on to get that change. the top management versus the folks on the ground, with their issues? i am taking a look at that. i talked to the union about that as well and have the concerns about the ratio. i think the process that you go through to hire folks can be pretty long and cumbersome. >> they've done an incredible job. >> they cut the time and have already? >> they developed these instead of going to five different locations you knock out the steps in the process and look at what we can do for stuff like that. another thing is i think the best is the united states border patrol so i am dedicated to