jana: if you are many, you can bring about real changes. and we have to tell the adults what to do because this is our ture and at some p point thehy won't be alive anymore. then we'll be the adults, so we have to do something for our that really stayed with me, because it's so important. it's about our future. reporter: 15-year-old ludwig essig lives in a small town in southwest germany, where he's surrounded by nature. ludwig and his team set up protest rallies seeking to persuade politicians to do more to protect the environment. ludwig: it would be even more fun if they'd actually listen to our arguments and responded. but all in all of course, it's fun for the team to be out there getting involved in politics. ♪ anna: 20 years ago, for example, there weren't any marbled fritillalary butterflies here. now i see them all the time in the summer. so it's clear that climate change is having an effect. reporter: anna uploads her pictures to an onlnline databa. it's a place for people to document the flora and fauna in their state. she's alre

. >> that window is a tribute to jana murray.employee who was brutally murdered inside na shop. >> news4's chris gordon joins us with details on what will happen with that window. chris, i'm glad you're covering this story. i saw this the other day and wondered what would happen with it. >> reporter: well, i trial. we covered the murder. it happened here. i'm standing outside the old lululemon yoga store in bethesda. as you can see, as people walk by here, shopping christmas, whatever, it is now closed for good. it will no longer be a reminder of the brutal murder that happened here nearly seven years ago. but the victim of the murder will not be forgotten. the stained glass window above the lululemon yoga store in bethesda is a memorial to jana murray. she was brutally murdered here in march of 2011 by a coworker who murray caught stealing merchandise. the killing shocked bethesda and the entire community. >> it was haunting to everybody. >> and the fact when you see that sign love, what does it say to you? >> it just makes you

it offered to send it to jana's brother hugh murray in richmond, virginia. to him today by facetime. >> obviously it means a lot to us as it represents jana, and that's kind of the memorial that lululemon initially dedicated to jana when the store reopened after the murder. and, so, we definitely wanted to preserve that and have that in our home. >> reporter: but those da shoppers seeing the love window, but they are happy to hear it is going to jana marie's family. >> i love that. i love that. we need more of that, don't we? >> what a wonderful gesture, love never stops. it is contagious. >> reporter: lululemon is also asking the murray family for its ideas as to how they want jana remembered in the new store that they are opening tomorrow just up the block. that is the latest live in bethesda, doreen. back to you. >> chris, i know a lot of people in bethesda have noticed that the store is moving and have wondered what was going to happen with that. thanks for answering that question for us. >> a fitting resolution. >> it is. it sure is. >> coming up, the d

it offered to send it to jana's brother hugh murray in richmond, virginia. i spoke to him today by face time. >> obviously it means a lot to us as it represents jana and that's the kind of the memorial that lululemon initially dedicated to jana when the store reopened after the murder. and so we definitely wanted to preserve that and have that in our -- >> reporter: bethesda shoppers say they will miss seeing the love window but they are happy to hear it's going to jana marie's family. >> i love that. i love that. we need more of that, don't we? really, especially it feels like this time of year, to remember that we're all connected in some way and every life has so much meaning. so that's beautiful. >> reporter: lululemon is also asking the murray family for its ideas, how they can remember jana at their new location which opens tomorrow. that's the latest from bethesda, erika, back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you. first at 4:00 an important traffic alert connected to a police investigation we told you about yesterday. virginia state police say they will

jana how are you. i know. i'm. right jana did it. maybe he doesn't know you shouldn't have your plate like that in other countries as he's supposed to know you're not allowed to do that there are refugees in other classes and some aren't so nice and but he's nice i think he's really nice and even if you weren't nice you should treat him kindly and then he'd be nice but that . blog called. the. blog. do. you. divide it yet but john it was so happy when i heard he would be allowed to go. there they met and he even got his own backpack and. doesn't know when he came home he was so happy. i don't want to be a bad mother i want my children to have right. here in germany all children are equal. and. if that's not how it is a nurse a donia all munda i'd like to stay here in germany we was doing badly in macedonia just there was no school for my children and no work for me jealous me your children went hungry. john check your mail. swamis you are my my family. my family my family might be hungry when they arrive. it's. now six or six fifteen

there are other options. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco teachers will get a raise and a one time bonus under a new contract approved last night by the school board. 6200 teachers, teachers aides, librarians, social workers are getting an 11% raise over three years with another 2% increase if the voters pass a proposed partial tax next year. school officials say the pay hike will require budget cuts elsewhere. the union had complained salaries were not keeping up with the rising costs of living. the deal came after nine months of negotiations. >>> today marks five years since the deadly mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. 20 children and six school staff members were killed when a gunman opened fire at sandy hook elementary and then took his own life. since that tragedy the victims' families have dedicated themselves to charity, activism and other efforts to channel their grief and prevent more violence. >>> we have details for you now of plans for a public memorial in san francisco honoring mayor ed lee who died sudden

but, i agree with jana completely that if you don't want 100% retention. you want some turnover. you want people coming in with fresh skill sets. fresh perspective. and, i think, there's this idea that culture is static. and companies need to, you know, stay the same and everyone's nostalgic for the past. at the end of the day, companies evolve and cultures evolve and change. and that's okay. just like real cultures evolve and change. right? america is different today than it was a generation ago. and these companies are, as well. >> so at what point do you look at your own company, your own division, and say, okay, i am losing people too quickly. first is, i am losing people at the right speed because the company or the division is changing. >> i think the reason why people are leaving, right, if people are leaving balls they don't see growth opportunities, if people are leaving because they feel like they're not getting paid well, those are things to dig in to. if people are leaving because, you know, need to bring in somebody with more expertise, and that's actually changing t

must feel present to the country and must take its you must so must come to lived predict events in jana's the thanks for that. in india and again he has taken over as the leader of the main opposition congress party the forty seven year old becomes the sixth member of the country's marry again to political family to head the party gandy faces the tough task of resurrecting a party is struggling to make a comeback from this was ever election showing in twenty forty well earlier i spoke to the editor of the course india website stevy article show in india and i asked him what the main challenge would now be for al-ghamdi. the main challenge would be reviving the electoral and fortunes of the congress party after the doubling of the twenty forty general elections which was the party's worth of a performance where they want only forty two or three of the bodies also lost a string of provincial elections for a whole gandhi and a host or were hardly organization that's something he claims he's been doing for some time now but specifically he needs to reach a good leadership team we need to infu

shejust told me, "jana, you will do it, i believe one day you will do it." she's done it! rovers 7, nottingham forest 0. after our last problem, the editor of final score came along with a box and when he opened it and pulled out this trophy, i thought, "that's absolutely made my day" because that is something that i have always thought, having watched the sports personality of the year, i would love to have something like that as a souvenir of my career. grandstand theme. batman theme. it was a two—piece deal, but it was itchy and someone had to zip up the back. i had to fumble to get out of the suit. so if i wanted to go to the bathroom, somebody had to be there! what now, batman? 0ur parents were slaughtered with the others. that is why, that is why we tried to kill. that is why, that is why! we'll need a team. victor, scientific... sandra, keep all communication systems wide open. you take over. english girls abroad with appealing shoulders and flowery dresses, like wallpaper on the march. pat's all right. not bad, nice face, nice figure. good teeth, too. ew! what's th

she just told me "jana, you will do it, i believe one day you will do it." she's done it! out. after our last programme, the editor of final score came with a box and when he opened it and pulled out this trophy, i thought that's absolutely made my day because that is something that i have always thought, having watched the sports personality of the year, i would love to have something like that as a souvenir of my career. grandstand theme. batman theme. it was a two—piece but it was itchy and someone had to zip up the back. i had to fumble for a long time to get out of the suit. if i wanted to go to the bathroom, somebody had to be there. what now! our parents were slaughtered with the others. that is why, that is why we tried to kill. that is why, that is why! we need a team. paul, you'll assess material damage. helena, medical. victor, scientific. lori, security. and put eagle 1 on the pad for me. sandra, cable communication system wide open. any response, relay it through to us. conor, you take over. english girls abroad with appealing shoulders and flowery dresses. li

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are not into the earnings coming forward but i think you'll see a leg up from that and in addition, janan said there was not a recession on the horizon for the next stable future of two or three years. unless you have something at a flash point, hotplate like north korea or a sunni versus shiite war in the arab world, i think we are going to be in for the trend continuing credit don't think it goes up as much as this past year but it goes up. >> i can remember back before the bubble hit in 2000, feeling very nervous ahead of that. and then again in 2008, i think i was scared from 2004 on with that one. so, i have a tendency to feel these things and when i keep thinking is interesting about now is i don't feel as worried , and believe me, i'm looking. i am looking for warning signs. do you think this year will be a good one? >> i think were all looking for warning signs and i agree with gary b and john. 2018 will be a great year. we've seen glimmers of this for the past year. the dow has been trending up over the past 13 consecutive months, but i also think there's going to be a slight co

mother milligan's not his other mother though he got about to be discovered on the show me but he gave jana what i gave you lego obvious module no games you can say well they got rid of it all but i got to get. every new stuff i have one that. is a go but then i know what will saddam allow get i've got to do this according. we found that the base was the most vulnerable because the water hitting the base there was no protection to that so that affected the wards they need to make sure that the walls have these tours this we have to have been cleared much of this in or layered mud or is going there we have a line in that and then the wall is taken up raised platform basically of at least one foot six if the water comes in this lead mind and lyman protected and above this we can start our one brick then you have to put a render of lying on this and that will protect it from any kind of. water flooding and the roof is extended out both sides so the dump of the wall is protected and then of course we have the move covering which is again matting and plastic sheet and then just a layer of mud an

ktvu's jana katsuyama was there and has details. ils. >> reporter: frustration and anger erupted as hundreds of people came to the oakland school board meeting concerned about cuts to student services, special education, supplies, libraries and staffing. the superintendent said her revised recommendation is nearly $9 million in cuts, 5.2 million cut from the central office including 23 layoffs and 3.8 million in cuts to school sites. >> we are at this point of having to do a midyear adjustment as opposed to waiting until next year because we do not have a reserve at the district. >> reporter: superintendent kyla johnson-trammell said as a former oakland teacher and principal she understands the pain. but the district has overspent in the past and now is risks not being able to pay bills or maintain its state mandated 2% reserve. that puts the district at risk of being taken over by the state. >> we are still 1.1 million short of our minimum 2% reserve. >> since this is a mistake you guys made, this should be coming out of your salar

<janae perkins, impacted by strike// "and this is really hard trying to find child care on such a shorte. which is why i put him in the parks and rec it's secure.">(marty) but the s-e-i-u says their members wont go back to work until a comprimise is reached. the two sides have been talking for seven months. ( marty ) coming up... what one north bay fire department is doing as a precautionary measure in the wake of the southern california wildfires. ( marty ) also... we have more on the accusations that have caused a california assembly member to resign. ( marty ) and after the break... tips on how to save some money while you do your online shopping this holiday season. see ya. -take care. ♪ so probably take it at night. and if you have any questions, the instructions are here in spanish as you requested. gracias. ♪ at walgreens, how we care will change over time, but why we care remains the same treating everyone with the care and attention they deserve. walgreens. trusted since 1901. ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll se

ktvu's janine de la vega was -- jana katsuyama was there and brings us the details. >> open the books. >> reporter: frustration and anger erupted as hundreds of people came to the oakland school board meeting concerned about cuts to student services, special education, supplies, libraries and staffing. the superintendent said her revised recommendation is nearly $9 million in cuts, 5.2 million cut from the central office including 23 layoffs and 3.8 million in cuts to school sites. >> we are at this point of having to do a midyear adjustment as opposed to waiting until next year because we do not have a reserve at the district. >> reporter: superintendent kyla johnson-trammell said as a former oakland teacher and principal, she understands the pain but the district has overspent in the past and now it risks not being able to pay bills or maintain its state mandated 2% reserve. that puts the district at risk of being taken over by the state. >> we are still 1.1 million short of our minimum 2% reserve. >> since this is a mistake you guys made, this should be coming out of your salaries

jana has been monitoring the latebreaking developments. she joins us with the latest.>> reporter: there was a long list of amendments that were debated leading up to this vote. in the final moments before they made the vote there was a very passionate debate regarding this bill.>> democrats were reunited in opposing the bill.>> what is happening tonight is the worst of the united states senate. there is a trail of broken promises. broken promises to working families in a mad dash to pass this bill. this vote will not be forgotten.>> reporter: under pressure to pass a bill before the end of the year senate republicans made a flurry of last-minute changes. keeping the alternative minimum tax to provide more revenue offset the deficit. allowing property tax deductions up to $10,000. and keeping the medical expense deduction for the next two years. one republican holdout bob corker said he would not support a bill that would add an estimated $1 trillion to the national debt.>> they know i have fiscal concerns. i'm probably a dinosaur.>> report

jana and the newsroom with the latest.>> reporter: we do have an update. the fire department held a press conference on the fire this past hour. they say winds are picking up and they are dealing with some flareups in the bear air -- bel air neighborhood. people should be ready to leave their homes. if more evacuations are ordered. the sunset barely visible wednesday night as smoke shrouded parts of ventura and los angeles counties. flames from the thomas fire 60 miles northwest of los angeles are burning.>> i watched all the fires last night. it was pretty bad. this was like nuclear winter.>> reporter: in los angeles a terrifying warning commute back for drivers passing by burning hills along interstate 405. the fire erupted in the santa monica mountains and spread.>> reporter: the flames spread to more than 400 acres threatening multimillion dollar mansions in the bel air neighborhood and the nearby getting center. people desperate to save their homes forced to evacuate including neighborhoods along sunset boulevard. airplanes drop retarded. at least fou

jana is outside concorde police headquarters with a description of the robber.>> reporter: concorde police say they did get surveillance video that shows the robber. they are reviewing it before the release any of the images. this comes as a huge blow to goodwill. this is their busiest time of year. it comes at a time when people need them the most.>> christmas shoppers hoping to get a deal at the concorde goodwill on willow found it close early thursday night.>> i have been shopping for gifts brand-new in the box. a lot of good quality here. obviously it is close. that is a shame.>> reporter: the early closing was due to an armed robbery that happened the night before. police say they got a call who said a man robbed them at gunpoint just after they close.>> it appeared he had concealed himself inside at the time of closing. he presented a firearm and demanded money from the two employees in the back office counting the money. which they turned over to him.>> reporter: the robber ran out the back door.>> it is very disturbing. our employees were startled.>> reporter: the president said th

for more on today's remembrance we are joined by jana as san francisco's city hall.>> reporter: the line stretched down the block and around the corner. take a look at this >> so many people brought flowers messages candles. right here to the steps of city hall. some people were crying. other people say they cannot believe the mayor is gone.>> as night fell san francisco city hall was graced with blue lights from fire trucks. raising the flag across the street in honor of mayor ed lee. an unending line of people all day came to pay respects. still shocked by his sudden passing on tuesday.>> he was a good man. you honor good.>> he achieved a lot. i want to pay my respects to him and to say thank you for what he did for the city.>> reporter: the first asian- american mayor lay in state in the rotunda where he had been sworn in 2011. a man from humble beginnings race and housing projects who many say cared and related to ordinary citizens.>> he came from the bottom of the barrel. he loved his people. the have-nots. he was loving the people. you see every nationality and every color.>> some

i mentioned that one in jana happened just around the corner. another plot for new year's eve had already been discovered and, yes, australia has had a problem with young man joining isis. during the height of the fighting in syria videos were put out by australians to get them to join. we still don't know the motivation for what was behind this attack but it's obviously very concerning just before christmas. >> that, indeed. very early on into the investigation into what happened in melbourne, australia. james, thank you. >>> back here at home we should move on. republicans are scrambling to avoid a government shutdown hours after their big victory on taxes. >> after making good on a promise to do the sweeping tax cut they're trying to fund the lose health insurance. arlette saenz has details. >> reporter: well, republicans had their kumbaya moment yesterday but they are facing another deadline. less than 48 hours to go and congress is in an all-out scramble. congress is barreling towards a government shutdown with no consensus on how to avoid

jana has been monitoring the late night session. she joins us with more.>> reporter: after 1 am in washington dc. they are still at it. we are expecting the votes anytime now. at the beginning of the week six republican senators were on the fence. last minute dealmaking has convinced all republicans except for one hold out to support the bill.>> reporter: under intense pressure to pass a tax cut bill before the end of the year senate republicans made a flurry of changes. keeping the alternative minimum tax to provide more revenue to offset the projected deficit. allowing property tax deductions up to $10,000 which matches the house bill. keeping the medical expense deduction for the next two years. one hold out bob corker said he would not support a bill that would add an estimated $1 trillion to the national debt.>> and probably a dinosaur. but mac democrats were united and opposing the bill.>> reporter: republicans are already preparing to move to the next step with reconciliation talks between the senate and house.>> we were supp

jana says that after the latest round of stress tests four of five chinese banks were found to be vulnerable to shock. reports compiled of the course of two years ones invasions emphasis on growth rather than regulation makes system hard to sustain. funds in trying to shift from its reliance on exports to a more modern consumer driven economy. the imf warned that transitional suppose major risks the world's second largest economy. general electric will cut twelve thousand jobs across its power business that's about eighteen percent of the units global workforce. jeez new ceo john flannery is struggling to cut costs and turn around the beleaguered manufacturing conglomerate china sharia explains. after decades of spreading risk across a range of industries g. e. wants to shrink itself into a more focused company. the u. s. energy giant is cutting twelve thousand jobs worldwide in its power division eleven hundred workers in the u. k. one thousand six hundred in germany and other one thousand four hundred in switzerland. that's eighteen percent of the units two hundred ninety five thousand str

jana from san francisco said her dog is on santa's nice list, of course. his sign says santa says i am the goodest dog he ever met. mo use." >> another level of holiday cheer here, sky drone 5 flew over the home of the mays family in san rafael. they call this the mickey mouse christmas house. >> you can share your holiday photos and videos with us our kpix5 facebook page. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. holiday sea

. >> thank you, jana katsuyama. >>> we are working to bring you the latest on all of our newscast and also on facebook, twitter, and tried to. >>> more information on the train development that sent a dozen amtrak cars plunging over . >> there are reports of the train was going at 81 miles per hour. the speed limit was much lower. >> the tree was making its first trip on a newly opened amtrak route from seattle to portland. the train derailed in the city of dupont about 40 miles south of seattle on an overpass over interstate 5. federal investigators are now on the scene trying to see what went wrong. >> emergency. >>> and amtrak train derailed monday morning about 51 miles south of seattle. in a radio transition call, it was made after the accident, you can make the frankÃhere the frantic conductor. >> are you -- is everybody okay? >> i am still figuring that out. we have cars everywhere. >> 77 passengers and five crewmembers were on board at the time of the fatal accident. dozens were injured. officials say they need to search the entire train to confirm the exact number of fataliti

thank you through the top stories now ten scenes in jana's bug where south africa's ruling african national congress has been meeting to select its new leader the current president jacob zuma is accused of corruption and is stepping down as the head of the a.n.c. but the party is deeply divided now between former cabinet minister an ex-wife of jacob zuma and causes. and the deputy president cyril ramaphosa zuma successor is likely to lead the a.n.c. into the twenty one thousand presidential election. to force a national conference is taking place at a time when. is it a close role. why. don't you fry corporate. is posing a serious threats to the a.n.c. . we all sort of need to look at. them mix we. austria's president says his country won't do the right despite the announcement of a new government featuring the far right freedom party first you want your old sebastian kurtz who leads the more moderate people's party is set to be the new chancellor botch the freedom party will control several important ministries more and more refugees are choosing to take a new dangerous route to get into a

we have jana here. she is one of the most prepared people and she has a trunk full of supplies. >> you want to pack a vehicle emergency kit. jumper cables, flashlight with good batteries, flares, rock salt or kitty litter for traction, extra blanket, gloves, scarves, allover those things. >> and that's if you have to wait for hours. >> exactly. whether it is your break waiting for traffic to subside. >> reporter: what do you have to help people out on the side of the road? >> we carry a variety of equipment for jump starts, tire changes. we carry extra gasoline as well. >> reporter: and check the treads ourires and make sure your battery is good. you guys do testing. local mechanics can do that too. >> absolutely. it is worth it to have the battery tested. it takes so much power to start the car every day. >> reporter: good advice. in delaware they have 40,000 tons rdy to go. by the way, jersey officials are asking people to avoid holiday shopping tomorrow if at all possible. postpone that until sunday.

she is live at city hall here is jana katsuyama. >> reporter: the good news, oakland residents they will get their power back tonight. but there is an impasse, there is progress made but the deal is very far from being done. negotiators emerged from a day of mediation meetings and the same progress has been made. >> i am pleased to announce that we are suspending all strike activity in oakland for the present. >> reporter: 3000 union workers will be going back to work for the first time since the strike began december 5. since then, libraries, headstart programs and other city services have been shut down or reduce. the union has been asking for better working conditions and rate increases over 6%. >> they adopted a new tone and we appreciate it. prior to the strike, the issues were with work sais the -- safety, issues of illegal dumping, along with the homeless camps. >> reporter: they said that they were pleased with the mediator session. >> it was very respectful, productive, we had healthy dialogue back and forth with our mediator. i thought mr. weinberg did a very good job and we we

janae perkins, impacted by strike// "and this is really hard trying to find child care on such a shorte. which is why i put him in the parks and rec it's secure."(justine) but the union says their members wont go back to work until a comprimise is reached. the union released a statement tonight saying on monday they will see whether city negotiators are willing to work with the mediator and stiking workers. (justine) we now know the name of the woman... whose body was found in the water along a trail in sunnyvale. police have identified the victim as chuchu ma of mountain view. the 23-year- old woman's body was found thursday morning in the bay. a bicyclist on the trail spotted the body. at this point - there's no word on the circumstances leading up to her death. (j.r.)investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a private charter bus to fishtail and roll onto its side on a busy san francisco freeway friday night.(justine) the injuries involved could have been a lot worse. kron four's spencer blake reports that almost all of the victimsare out of the hospital already. you

jana is outside concorde police headquarters with a description of the robber.>> reporter: concorde policet surveillance video that shows the robber. they are reviewing it before the release any of the images. this comes as a huge blow to goodwill. this is their busiest time of year. it comes at a time when people need them the most.>> christmas shoppers hoping to get a deal at the concorde goodwill on willow found it close early thursday night.>> i have been shopping for gifts brand-new in th

jana has been checking the fires.>> reporter: cal fire says that there is potential for explosive fire growth tomorrow with winds reaching 80 miles per hour. the concern is that it could whip the flames in the fire so big moving so fast firefighters would not be able to control them. the sunset barely visible wednesday night is smoke shrouded parts of interest in los angeles county >> flames of the county is mac thomas fire are burning through the los padres for a spec>> there is a lot of potential for some large fire growth. on the north and west side of this fire in the next 24-48 and was.>> reporter: smoke and ash were reminders that flames are still close by.>> it was pretty bad last night. this is kind of like nuclear winter.>> we are just trying to water everyone's house next to us. everyone evacuated.>> reporter: a terrifying morning commute in los angeles. for drivers passing by burning hills along 405. the fire erupted in the santa monica mountains and spread.>> the flames spread to more than 400 acres threatening multimillion dollar mansions in the bel air neighborhood in the

sot: janae perkins, impacted by strike// "its stressful because it's supposed to be a secure and safe i know my son has somewhere to go every day after school and now every day i don't know what to do. and we're not getting any answers everything is indefinitely and i don't want to lose my job because i can't find child services, child care services."((cont vo))a union rep commented on the latest today saying the strike continues as they wait for the city to come back to the table.while mayor libby schaaf will remain responsible for both workers and residents but will not spend money the city doesn't have. while mayor libby schaaf will remain responsible for both workers and residents but will not spend money the city doesn't have.live in oakland ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (justine) tonight most of the people who were injured in friday night's bus crash in san franciscoare now out of the hospital. kron four's spencer blake was live at the scene ..on 101 ..last night where the bus rolled onto its side. and he's continuing our coverage live from zuckerberg san francisco general hospit

jana here now checking developments.>> reporter: republicans traditionally have been against increasing the national deficit. in the report shows the gop tax bill would do that. increase the debt >> some republicans say they want to modify the bill before they can vote yes. republicans same confidence they will get at least 50 of the 52 gop senators needed to pass their tax cut bill.>> i think it is likely to pass.>> reporter: john mccain and lisa murkowski who often are not in lockstep with their party say they will vote yes.>> this is a proposal that does work.>> we are going down the home stretch. heading to the finish line.>> reporter: pressure to deliver on tax cuts after they failed their promise action on healthcare. democrats say it will hurt lower and middle class americans.>> one of the most disastrous pieces of legislation ever brought among the history of the country. >> reporter: thursday night this and continued. gop senator susan collins trying to preserve tax deductions. >> preserving the property tax deduction up to $10,000 is crucial to middle income taxpayers >> acros