on the question of the customs union, on the trading relationship that we have with other parts of the world once we have left the european union, we are preparing carefully for the formal negotiations. [pandemonium] p.m. may: we are planning carefully for the formal negotiations. what we want to ensure is that we have the best possible trading with the european union once we had left. mr. corbyn: i asked the prime minister about the foreign secretary's remarks about leaving the custom union. he's only a few places down from her. why don't we have the foreign secretary come forward and tell us what he has to say? [cheers] mr. corbyn: i'm sure we would all be better informed if he did. earlier this week, mr. speaker, a leaked memo says the government is -- [pandemonium] mr. corbyn: said the government is considerably short of having a plan for brexit. no common strategy has emerged, in part because of the divisions within the. -- the divisions within the cabinet. the prime memo is as minister's press department says written by ill-informed , consultants. could she put the common strateg

is likely to leave the eu customs union post brexit, yes or no?ight honorable gentleman does not seem to understand the custom union is not a binary division. let's set that to one side. let's look at what we need to do which is to get the best possible deal for access within the european market. the right honorable gentleman stands up time and again in says to me that he wants access to the single market. i might remind him it was only a couple of years ago that he --ts sex scotland out. wants scotland out. speaker: order! order! order! very emotional condition. i normally regard you as a cerebral denizen of the house. try to recover your composure man. as burglary and vehicle theft are down but nice crime is on the increase particularly by drug dealers and users. can this be a priority for her majesty's government? inthing my friends can to dealing with this very big challenge. theresa may: i think my horrible front for raising an issue that is very important for everybody. certainly the government will do all it can. seen overall nice crime fig

the foreign secretary told european media that] would leave the customs union. can you confirm if this is the case? >> the right honorable gentlemen, can i say there will be a written ministerial segment that will be in the house later today so everyone will see what the government is taking on that issue. on the question of the customer the union, the trading relationships, with the european union or other parts of the world once we left the european union. we are preparing for formal negotiations. and the formal negotiations, to ensure the best possible trading deal with the european union. >> the prime minister, about the foreign secretary's remarks about leaving the customs union, mister speaker, the foreign secretary to come forward. and we are better informed if he did. earlier this week, mister speaker, a leaked memo said the government -- the government is considerably -- the government is considerably short of having a plan for brexit. the common strategy is purged in part because of the decisions in the cabinet. is this memo, as the prime minister's de

but they want an assurance in relation to the single market and the customs union. we deduced from that, the government would like to be in the single market, and he wants to remain part of the customs union. does that apply to the automotive industry? oil industry? what about financial services industries, where the chancellor has said he wants financial services industry to have access. i think we need to spell it out, so we can debate it in this country. we voted to leave by narrow majority. we have to accept that result. we have got to salvage as much as we can so we don't disrupt trade, and we don't damage the long-term growth prospects of the country. >> can i deduce that nissan is more important than jpmorgan? mr. darling: nissan happens to be the first through the door number 10 downing street. they have to make a decision in relation to investments. already, other manufacturers are saying well, you know, what about us? the big thing here is even if the u.k. government believes is important to stay in this in the market and the customs union, which i agree w

will he be a member of the customs union? the -- be a member of how does that affect the u.k.? n as there not business friendly and you have a clean cut from the european union, what happens to the pound? keepic: the pound has to falling to address the ongoing uncertainty. if you get fiscal spending, a boost, it could have an occasion for higher interest rates and be currency supportive. -- forblem for the found the pound is that it is not trading on a cyclical basis, it is trading on a structural story. a structural basis. does it keep going? i don't think it does at this time. francine: we are back with both of our guests. and we are back where we speak to the president of -- this is bloomberg. ♪ a economics, finance investment and international relations. an interesting week in europe. right now, to get you updated, our first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: syria has rejected a proposal for a truce in aleppo. the truce demands that rebel forces withdraw from the city. close to 200 civilians have been killed in aleppo since government troops renewed their assault last wee

that means they will have to leave the custom union. this gives the freedom to do other deals. >> you would have to be outside of the customs union. >> how realistic would it be to negotiate this? >> it is highly unlikely they will be able to negotiate the comprehensive trade agreement articlehe two years of 50 and it is likely that we will probably have the interim thengement and comprehensive free-trade with 3-4 years and in the eu. latest is the expectation of what that looks and the plus with the financial services and other things that are not normally included. be between almost complete free trade area and the imperfect single market. other sectors are going to be hit a bit more and there will be a hard exit for one sector. soft brexit and the sectorre about that might be hurt and it really depends. the ea and there could be a new model that applies and manages its way through brexit. >> there is no one single trade have the free trade agreements that are very are like a they common market with trade laws between the eu and the u

but they wanted assurances with relation to the customer's union.t would like to be in the single market and wants to remain part of the customs union. what about the financial services industry, where the chancellor has said that he wants the financial services industry to have access? i think we need to spell it out so we can debate it in this country. accept the result, but we have got to salvage as much as we can so we do not disrupt trade and we do not damage the long-term growth prospects of the country. that point, up on can i deduce from last week that -- is more important in jpmorgan? -- that nissan is more important than jpmorgan? lord darling: they had to make a decision related to investment. other manufacturers are saying, what about us? the big thing here is that even if the u.k. government believes it is important to stay in the single market and the customs union, which i agree with, you have to face the fact that we are up against 27 other member states, and they do not mention that position either. ought to be debated in the house

i asked the prime minister about the foreign secretary's remarks about leaving the custom union.ave the foreign secretary come forward and tell us what he has to say? [cheers] i'm sure we would all be better informed if he did. speaker,his week, mr. a leaked memo says the government is -- [pandemonium] said the government is considerably short of having a plan for brexit. emerged, strategy has in part because of the divisions within the. the memo is, as the prime minister's pressed apartments as, written by ill-informed consultants. could she put the common strategy for brexit before parliament? p.m. may: yes, we do have a plan. [pandemonium] p.m. may: our plan is to deliver the best possible deal in trading. [pandemonium] our plan is to control the movement of people from the european union into the united kingdom. our plan is to go across the world and negotiate free-trade agreements. and this government is united in on determination to deliver the will of the british people and deliver brexit. this and to the decide whether binetrce -- can -- cap and can't decide whether to fo

keeping probably the customs union. that is more controversial.at the industry has been promised. maintaining as much stability as possible albeit with the one thing she had to have politically which is some degree of control over migration, not necessarily the full whammy, but as much as possible. matt: mr. cable, can i ask, i am confused as to how it would be possible for the u.k. to expect membership to the single market or entry to the single market without accepting also free movement of people. it seems like it is something the europeans will not negotiate on. vince: that is the central that is of doctrine and what the europeans say, however having spent five years dealing with the european union as a minister, i had responsibility for trade. it is more complicated. market,nd pillar of the services trade, does not operate on single market principles. the germans for example largely opted out of most free trade and services. so, i think the british view would be that they have taken up the tough negotiating position and are standing on princi

yesterday the of foreign secretary said backs it probably would break that customs union. can you confirm what. >>>> the right >> with the issue of that of violence there will be a written statement in the house later today and on the isle whole question of the trade relationship with ad with the european union and also carefully for the negotiation. but we work to ensure with the european union. >> with the foreign secretary's remarks leaving the customer union and then for that secretary to come forward. i am sure if he did. but earlier this week to release a memo the government is considerably short for its plan as no common strategy has emerged with brexit because of positions within the cabinetet . the state department says if there was a consultant. >> candace it is we do have a plan. >> to deliver the best possible agreement to deliver control of movementde from people our plan is to go home with the free-trade agreement. this government is absolutely united in the determination. >> it doesn't seem to travel very far mr. speaker and i sympathize bet she said about h

government believes it is important to stay in the single market and customs union, which i agree with have to face the fact we are up against 27 other members and we don't know their position either. what i think is urgently required is a statement from the u.k. government as to where it stands, which ought to be debated in the house of commons and parliament in the u.k., but the second thing we need to have ili know there is an feelingl of people taken aback by this decision, but we need to have a grown-up decision between the united kingdom and the european union, the commission, and other member states as to how we resolve this. how do we take account of what the british people voted for? at the same time, there is a lot in a relationship that needs to be preserved and built upon because there are millions of jobs depending on it. nejra: that was former u.k. chancellor alistair darling on bloomberg surveillance. u.k., the bankhe of england announces its latest policy decision tomorrow. the central bank is expected to keep its benchmark rate at a record low and raise its growth and

leaving the customs union? jeremy: i think we have to negotiate on that.bout questions about the power of national governments to invest in their own industries and also of course the power of national government to take industry such as oil companies into public ownership. we don't wish to join a public organization. we host a have an environmentally sustainable policy on trade agenda. anchor: i'm wondering how concerned you are by -- winning the first -- by francois fillon winning the first round. is it a favor of the less that voters seem to be voting in more right-wing candidates in the europe and u.s.? jeremy: there has been a fundamental change in politics. in the left that supported austerity in 2008 and that and then in the case greece implemented very severe forms of austerity, ended up losing out quite badly. in the united states, what is oferesting is the anger working-class communities, the lack of investment and lack of jobs, lack of opportunities, and the under investing in housing services plays to that. or they can look to the community sol

the government is quite divided on the question of remaining in the customs union.here do you stand on this? don't think the government is divided on them. they are try to work out what is the best negotiating position going forward. and having a discussion about that that is not the same thing. we're quite rightly taking time out to make sure that we have the right approach. think that the u.k. will need a single market? greg: what we have said is we want u.k. companies to maximum access to the single market would expect to offer the same in return for european companies. that is very important. we don't want to have a new trade barriers between the u.k. and the european union where there are none today. that is very, very important going forward. so much arbitrate going both ways is dependent on it. nejra: can you give any kind of guarantee to businesses and investors on with the u.k. will stand in terms of trade deals? certainly if you look at financial market in sterling for example it seems investors are really not convinced about the government's position and

that menaans staying in the customs union, continuing to copyright 1 -- cooperate on things like theity r&d program. the most striking thing about what the chancellor said today was that the odr budget forecast show that the brexit impact was mammoth. it was the largest part in the decline in the public finances. we see business investment going down by 13% as compared to the previous forecast. these are significant changes. everything you would want to go up, like gdp, is low. everything you would want to come down like inflation or unemployment is going up. the economic background is now extremely difficult for the chancellor. >> you said there was an unusual level of uncertainty around those opr forecasts. >> the government can't to know, can they? even if they were to play their cards were openly, they don't know what is at the other side of the bargaining table. they don't know what the french and others will allow britain to have. it would lessen the uncertainty. in a situation where uncertainty is a problem, i would've thought that would have been a more responsible approach f

credit union and have targeted the home because the woman who lives there is an m.i.t. employee and a customer of the m.i.t. credit union. police also report finding notes with private information of four other m.i.t. credit union customers including an arlington man. a carlyle man who's a professor of m.i.t. >> this guy has all the equipment of a modern day police officer. >> it's now being held without bail. >> reporting in arlington, i'm ted daniel, fox5 >>> new tonight, songwriter and poet leonard cohen has died. the news was posted on his facebook page but other details were not given. he toured earlier this year and released a new album last month. leonard cohen was 82 years old. their fraternity after this video goes viral. >> make america great again! >> reporter: the post election hate spreading that has two universities talking about how they can get over this. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. j

police report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other mit credit union customers including an arlington man works for m irk t laboratories, a groton woman who works for the will be a, a woman to works for the lab and another who is a professor at mit. >> he had all the equipment of a a modern-day police officer including a handgun. we will work with our federal partners to determine what his motives were. >> reporter: leblanc is being held without bail. in court on thursday, his lawyer said they have no understanding. reporting in arlington, ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> we traffic and weather every ten minutes. single digits typical. 9 minutes from the braintree split to the exit to the pike. >>> shiri? >> shiri: winds sustained. 25 miles per hour in nantucket. a little bit of a breezy start. gusts into the 30s here this afternoon and even tomorrow morning starting off with winds gusting into the what that means for wind chills to start off your weekend coming up in just a few. >> julie: all right, shiri. an online video shared thousands of times sparking outrage a

the foreign secretary told european media that] would leave the customs union.an you confirm if this is the case? >> the right honorable gentlemen, can i say there will be a written ministerial segment that will be in the house later today so everyone will see what the government is taking on that issue. on the question of the customer the union, the trading relationships, with the european union or other parts of the world once we left the european union. we are preparing for formal negotiations. and the formal negotiations, to ensure the best possible trading deal with the european union. >> the prime minister, about the foreign secretary's remarks about leaving the customs union, mister speaker, the foreign secretary to come forward. and we are better informed if he did. earlier this week, mister speaker, a leaked memo said the government -- the government is considerably -- the government is considerably short of having a plan for brexit. the common strategy is purged in part because of the decisions in the cabinet. is this memo, as the prime minister's depa

union and may have targeted the home because woman that lives there is m.i.t. employee and customer at the credit union. police also report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other m.i.t. credit union customers. >> gene: trial date for michael mccarthy appeared in and charged with murdering bella bond. the girl's mother, rochelle bond, was not in court. no trial date set for her and charged with being accessory after the fact. her body washed up on deer island last year and took months to identify her. >> gene: cambridge couple claimed the irish nanny killed their baby. they filed a wrongful death lawsuit after their one-year-old at 2013. murder charge against ashland brady mccarthy was dropped last year after a medical examiner changed the baby's cause of death from homicide to undetermined. the couple's lawyer told fox25 they know mccarthy doesn't have enough to pay up but yesterday's rule will keep her making money off movie or book deal. >> sara: was sentenced to four months in jail for drunk and reckless driving but not found at fault for the crash that k

customs union. >> the other big risk must be the rising prospect of inflation going forward. how is that going to play out? how do you hedge them at all? >> when investing for inflation, you don't just target the inflation itself. you target the cause. it is an idiosyncratic move. yes, you can buy inflationary government bonds. look at the evaluation. it is pretty extreme already. you have to price in higher inflation. if the currency is going to go further down, buy anything that is not denominated in sterling. how about you buy something higher yield that could trend higher like local currency, emerging markets debts. one of our favorite hedges. >> we started talking about he warning from the i.f.s. the chancellor suggested that is a deficit goal or the goal round raising the deaf eficit has been postponed. >> the government came into the parliament saying i'm going balance the book by 2020. that is out the window now thanks to brexit. the performance of the economy is going to make him not be too aggressive. i think he goes after the inflation issue. that is a regressive t

credit union and may have targeted the home because the woman who lives there is an m.i.t. employee and a customer at m.i.t.'s credit union. police also report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other m.i.t. credit union customers including an arlington man who works for m.i.t.'s lincoln laboratory, a woburn woman who works for the lab, and a carlyle man who's a professor at m.i.t. >> this guy h a officer, including a loaded hand gunn and we're gonna work with our federal partners to conduct an investigation to determine what his motives were. >> police conducted well-being checks on all the people that leblanc had information on. all the m.i.t. employees, they all checked out fine. not one said they knew who this guy was in court today. criminal record and suggested this was all just one big managers understanding. i'm ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> a firefighter is lucky to be alive tonight after being bitten by a rattle snake. all new at 10:00, what possessed him to pick the thing up by the head miles away from any help. >> but first, new numbers show the opioid crisis is cl

: he works as a senior loan officer at mit credit union and may have targeted the home because the woman who lives there is a mit employee and a customer of mit's credit union. police report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other mit customers including an arlington man in works for a groton woman who works for a groton woman who works for the lab >> this guy had all the equipment of a modern-day police officer including a loaded handgun, and work with our federal partners to conduct an investigation to determine what his motives were. >> reporter: leblanc held without bail. in court on thursday, his lawyer said he had no criminal record and suggested that this all could be one big daniel, fox25 news. >>> pipeline protesters in boston chained themself to a blocked entrance of a busy bank. fox25's cameras caught them being led away in handcuffs you can see. they used bike locks and pipes to block their entrance to the td crossing yesterday. they were there to protest the dakota access pipeline and chose the waining for a reason. >> td bank is extending the credit line to the dakota access pipeline the com constr

theresa may hints that britain might opt out of the customs union.nister is detained after receiving a $2 million bribe. this is numbered surveillance. i am francine lacqua right here with tom keene. we have a most interesting turn in the market. there are two significant things. route think the pond front and center, there is no doubt about that. 48 views, there are 12 opinions. it's interesting to see the different views and opinions. francine: the route is no longer in the last 24 hours. we are forgetting gdp for the eurozone. watch out for inflation. mark carney is starting to testify in a couple of minutes. he will has to address the fact that inflation has not picked up as he forecast so far. let's get to the news. taylor: president obama's trip to greece may not have the results greece had hoped for. he landed today in athens, the last stop on his trip. they have put debt relief discussions at the top of the agenda. president obama may have a influenceility to greases creditors. vladimir putin spoke with trump and talked about improving relati

my fear is if they decide to abandon the single market and the customs union, calling a hard brexit possibleo rules, which could have terrified and nontariff barriers to trade with our biggest partners in europe -- a whole load of our economic figures could get worse. inflation figures, i think, are particularly worrying. the resolution foundation pointed out yesterday, when average earnings growth is also being downgraded at the same time, we will start feeling the pinch. francine: is there one thing we misunderstand? is there any hope that there is some kind of secret agreement for the interim as the u.k. leaves the e.u.? which means and a global discussion would soften considerably? james: i do not think it has been discussed yet, but i thought it was encouraging at the speech earlier in the week that theresa may was keen to talk out the need for a potential transitional deal in between when we leave, the end of the article 50 process, and any new agreement being put in place, which i think most people expect that any trade agreement between u.k. anti-e.u. is probably going to take longer

leaving the customs union? >> we have to negotiate on that.bout questions of the power of national governments to invest in their own industries and also , the power of a national government to take industries such as rail companies into public ownership. we don't wish to join an organization that restricts us from doing that. we need to trade with the rest of the world and have a human rights environment and sustained in agenda on trade policies as well and not convinced that would be possible. >> and wondering how concerned the first round of the republican primaries in france. do you think it's a failure of the left that voters seem to be voting in more right-wing candidates, both in europe and the u.s.? >> there's been a fundamental change in politics. the politics of the left and centerleft have changed a lot over the past 10 years. the parties of the left that supported austerity in 2008 and 2009, and that in the case of, for example, greece implement in very severe forms of austerity ended up losing out quite badly. as in the united sta

works as a senior loan officer at mit credit union and may have targeted the arlington home because the woman who lived there was a mit employee and a customer of mit credit union. police report finding sticky notes with the private information of four other mit customers including an arlington man that works for mit laboratories, a groton woman who works for the lab. a woburn woman who works for the lab and a carlisle man a professor at mit. police officer including a loaded handgun, and we will work with our federal partnerer s to conduct an investigation to determine what his motives were. >> reporter: leblanc is being held without bail in. in court on thursday, his lawyer said he had no criminal record and suggested this could all be one big misunderstanding. reporting in arlington, ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> a judge awarded $4 million in damages to a cambridge couple who claim girl. samir and nesk dique filed a lawsuit after their 1-year-old daughter died in their harvard square apartment. the murder charge against ashlyn brady mccarthy after a medical examiner changed the cause of death from homicide to undetermined. they know mccarth

have targeted the arlington home because the woman who lives there is a mit employee and customer of mit's credit union. notes with the private information of four other mit customers including an arlington man that works for mit's lincoln laboratory. a woburn woman who works for the lab, and a carlisle man who is a professor at mit. >> this guy had all the equipment of a modern-day police officer including a loaded handgun, and we are going to work with our federal partners to conduct an investigation to determine what what his motives. >> reporter: were leblanc is on court on thursday, his lawyers said he has no criminal record and suggested this could all be one big misunderstanding. reporting in arlington, ted daniel, fox25 news. >>> a group of local veterans are marking an important moment in veterans day. six veterans that found themselves on the wrong side of the law graduated from veterans treatment court. we told you about this story last week. a special program to give them help instead of jail time. they work with other vets to try to get them the help they need. graduates told turned their

>> the customs union is not just a binary deficiency but let's set that to one side. to get the best possible deal for access to the trading we are operating within the single european market. the right honorable gentlemen time and again in prime minister's questions has said to me he wants access to the single european market. i might remind him it was only a couple years ago he wants to take scotland out. [shouting] >> order! order! order! order! you are in a very emotional condition. i normally regard you as a cerebral denizen of the house, tried to regard your composure. >> crimes such as burglary and vehicle theft but now crime is on the increase particularly perpetrated by drug dealers, drug users, it will be a priority for her majesty's government. is there anything more my humble friends can do to deal with this challenge? >> i think my honorable friend for raising an issue that is important for everybody. certainly the government will do all it can to support crime commissioners and already doing an excellent job in ethics. we have seen crime figures falling

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customers inside this coffee shop. >> it was just shock. >> surveillance video from angel falls coffee shows the vietnam veteran dressed in a marines corp union trying to get into a political conversation with customers. >> the owner of the coffee shop toll me the vet wanted to know who organized recent protests against donald trump. against trump. and he talked to my customers about how people needed to protest more against trump. >> when no one engaged in a conversation, the veteran left a shop and handed his cell phone to a stranger and toll him to record a video and what happened next was horrifying. >> he walks over to his car and grabs a gas can and proceeds to doust himself with gasoline and then light himself on fire. >> the stunned witness did not get a video. others threw coats on the te with an extinguisher. >> he was curled in a fetal position, perfectly still except for some head moment and he was completely coated in ash. >> the veteran does not have a criminal record and he will not face charges for setting himself on fire. he has severe burns and a long road to recovery. investigators are treating it as a suicide attempt and s

the credit union was closed for veterans day. no customers or staff were there. both the drivers are cooperating with investigators. >>> we are hearing from a man driving the car that killed a pedestrian outside of san jose city hall last night. the crash also sent two members of the abc 7 news team to the hospital. and apologetic, richardo gomez told the reporter that he drank six to aeeight beers in an hour before getting behind the wheel. >> if i could take everything back. i should have never drank. should have paid more attention. >> gomez is charged with felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. gomez struck 61-year-old public works worker, doug andreen. getting a meal end of his workday. gomez was beloved in the public works department. i'm sorry, andreen was. reporter and photographers working in the news van at city hall when the crash happened. they suffered minor injuries and are recovering tonight. >>> everyone has an opinion on the results of the presidential election. >> absolutely. today, we wanted to get the unique perspective of some one who worked

issues here, when you think about president of transportation union how do we have a balance between the issue obviously the employees, the customers and the finance, government plays a role. three years ago, the chairman will tell you the quel of pennsylvania did a transportation package and that helped a great deal in funding. transit is important to the economy of the southeast and the region and the workers and the employees all working together. you're going to have differences. i would agree with the chairman when he said that apologizing to the public for what has occurred, it's unfortunate, but we're in this together, the workers and the management it's working together. you're going like in any family you'll have differences of opinion. i think today you can see the unity this is not just fake unity, we worked deliberately every single day, the governor, the mayor, congressman brady, you see everybody and everybody had a different approach, but we got to where we got a settlement. the thing you don't want to miss is the five years, this is a five year commitment under the law the contract. other issues, i said to the presi

the credit union was closed for veterans day. no customers or staff were there. both the drivers are cooperating with investigators. >>> we are hearing from a man driving the car that killed a pedestrian outside of san jose city hall last night. the crash also sent two members of the abc 7 news team to the hospital. and apologetic, richardo gomez told the reporter that he drank six to aeeight beers in an hour before getting behind the wheel. >> if i could take everything back. i should have never drank. should have paid more attention. >> gomez is charged with felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. gomez struck 61-year-old public works worker, doug andreen. getting a meal end of his workday. gomez was beloved in the public works department. i'm sorry, andreen was. reporter and photographers working in the news van at city hall when the crash happened. they suffered minor injuries and are recovering tonight. >>> everyone has an opinion on the results of the presidential election. >> absolutely. today, we wanted to get the unique perspective of some one who worked

union president. >> come to an agreement that helps everybody. >> like every other septa customers, her patience with the strike is wearing thin. it's day three and both sides are talking after wednesday night fiery walkout. over the last 16 hours we see negotiations and septa's board chairman accused the union of -- the strike. >> saying if we accepte

union president. >> come to an agreement that helps everybody. >> like every other septa customers, her patience with the strike is wearing thin. it's day three and both sides are talking after wednesday night fiery walkout. over the last 16 hours we see negotiations and septa's board chairman accused the union of -- the strike. >> saying if we accepted the terms before the strike our workers would be getting less of a salary than they are today. >> septa says that union members have to pay almost 1$120 more a month for their health plan but gridlock and delays continue and action needs to happen fast. >> it's impacting too many people the children can't get to school and we can't get to work. >> don't give in to the union. >> really? >> yes. >> are you okay with the long lines and delays. no, but you can't give into it. >> i would like to see it resolved for next weeks that is really important. >> if the strike drags on to election day, septa asked the union to temporarily suspend the strike, and they responded that is not helpful and to focus on coming to a settlement. >> thank you christie. now ma

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the union representing the pilots says the strike has caused about 75 cancelled flights. a-b-x air says it's talking with customers to make changes. reflections in the park has become a holiday staple in dubuque. and now, as the man behind that light display gets ready to retire, he does some reflecting of his own. that story is next here on t-v nine. season. but this year's display will be the last for one man who's retiring. hillcrest family services hosts "reflections in the park" each holiday season. the popular display opens tonight. but this year, it has a bit of a twist. kcrg-tv9's dubuque bureau chief katie, people will be able to walk through the display? yes, but that's just for tonight. from six to eight people can walk through the park instead of driving. each year, 45-thousand people visit reflections in the park for 10 bucks a car load. and no one is more thankful for that money than hillcrest ceo gary gansemer. bright twinkling lights in murphy park. for the thousands of people who visit each year, this is christmas. "it's tradition. people love the holidays. " a tradition that first started in 19-9

customers. >> a thanksgiving travel alert if your trip take you through strike during thanksgiving. from janitors to baggage handlers are not union they are striking over wages. most are paid minimum wage $8.25 in illinois. asking for a wage of $15 an hour. >> what about your journey across town. your traffic authority. take a look at the real traffic times out on our free ways and major surface streets and not too bad on a friday evening. bit through the spaghetti bowl and you also on the 15 headed up north toward the spaghetti bowl that's always tough this time of night. >> exactly now to a live picture of mckaren international airport. another traffic alert. officials sending out tips to make sure you get to your thanksgiving destination. plan to get there at least two hours before your scheduled departure time. if you are going to park your car get there early because spaces fill up quickly. avoid checking bags. likely waiting in l >> news three has been tracking this one from up in sky three and it really has been a mess at times. >> doesn't get much worse. if your plans include heading out to the airport this weekend well d

customer take it out. container. the undercover video and what you should look for when you shop local. >>> britain's exit from the european union is facing a new road block they said the union must gain approval from parliament before the exit. they largely voted to stay in the union and it rose 1% with the pound immediately after the ruling was announced. >>> health check this noon, the government says that president obama's health care law may hit a wall. the center for disease control says that the number of uninsured americans dipped by 2,000 the first month of this year. that is not a big enough drop. the progress continues to slow down and is almost tapped out that report comes after premiums are going up dramatically. >>> people that win their battle against cancer also have a second battle after the treatment. but dance is helping patients get back on their feet faster and better than ever. tamala edwards explains in today's art of aging. >> reporter: after battling hodgkins lymphoma ben could barely walk. >> the only thing i could feel in my feet were the balls, not the heels or the toes. the type of chemo he had could

union is now being felt on the ski slopes. >> ski resorts in france switzerland and austria reporting a fall in booking from british customers. the fall in the pound is making the trip much more expensive. bookings are down by as much as 10% at some resorts. carroll you, stephen with the business news. for the press review. >> let's start with protests in south africa. resignationor the of president jacob zuma. he has been embroiled in a damning corruption scandal that could well be his undoing. it's being called by some south africa's biggest political scandals since its transition to democracy. that's what the wall street journal is saying. they could mark a leadership turn incurred -- turning point for the party founded by nelson mandela. in all hinges on a report that came out yesterday which purports to have evidence of one of south africa's richest families paying off government members in order to appoint certain people into certain posts. their mininghat business was given government contracts to finance its own expansion. even more shockingly zuma actually tried to have this report covered up. in the end it did get

union. they test for safety by smelling, sampling and visually inspecting the food. if it's bad, they throw it away. donated, customers pay whatever they want. >> brilliant, isn't it? absolutely brilliant. to think that all of this stuff is being saved from going into landfill. >> reporter: the real junk food market is a movement of helping customers to think twice before tossing. cbs news, west yorkshire, england. >>> we're getting a closer look at the moment a santa fe officer of a car. she was running on a flat turn rushing to see her doctor when the car broke into flames. she was checked for smoke inhalation, otherwise, she's okay. (vo) stank face. an expression of disgust caused by inadequate litter tidy cats is the cure. with new guaranteed tidylock protection, every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. i love my shop, but my back pain was making it

talks tense and frustrating with the union accusing septa storming out of a bargaining session over the weekend something septa denied but have long urged customersthink of a back up plan, much easier said than done. some of septa's 400,000 riders are choosing to go with ride sharing services like uber and lyft. >> 10 to uber, 15 depending how far i'm going. >> reporter: others are opting to carpool. >> i'm going to walk and meet a ride one of my coworkers as close as i can. i have to go to work. >> reporter: though for this high school senior carpooling means compromises and one of 60,000 students who depend on septa. >> i have extracurriculars too and that is after hours that means i probably will have to stop doing that. >> reporter: with the clock counting down to midnight this rider is hoping a little scalding will push each side to some kind of agreement. >> i have to go to work, septa. >> reporter: and ride sharing services like uber hours ago released a statement saying it will ramp up the uber pool services means riders is split the fare with other passengers making it less expensive but no matter where the riders go it's going to be cro

customers. shares dropped over 7% on monday. authorities with their support for the deal last month. passengers should get ready for some disruptions. pilots union cockpit has caused a strike in a string of disputes. it is about pay for the 5400 crew, cargo, and a subsidiary german wings. they call for a pay hike of over 22% stretched out over five years. passengers, check your options now. if you are planning on flying with lufthansa or german wings on thursday. anne: as the borders have been drawn and redrawn, the daily lives of people living near the borders have grown increasingly complex. just walking to the neighbors house may require a passport or visa and an errant kick of a soccer ball could cause an international incident. >> there is no cheering crowd on the main pitch. no tv coverage, but this match is an international one. practically every match played here is because the pitch is split between bosnia and croatia. players cross into and out of that you several times per game -- into the e.u. several times per game. there are no problems on the pitch but it is true when the ball does over the fence, it land in croatia, so we get our

but the union wants to see a better offer, as well as improved working conditions for pilots. for this because we can see that our customers are suffering as a result of the strike. that is why we think it is cynical to say it is only about financial damage. ceo has: lufthansa's said the company would have no chance of survival if it caved inot th -- into the demands. it is facing stiff competition from regional rivals and is suffering huge losses because of the strike. >> on every strike day, we will lose on a scale of about 10 million euros. reporter: but according to the union, that is a small amount of their profits. earlier this month, their first-quarter sales retreated by $8.8million euros to billion. the unions have been -- suffered a certificate loss of purchasing power due to inflation. the strike is expected to continue until friday, affecting short haul flights mainly. kate: another transport strike is on the horizon. this time in london, where drivers on two fht eic -- the city's underground lines have voted to stop working in protest of a breakdown in industrial relations. andstrike on the sixth seventh of de