during his victory speech, rauner said he called house speaker michael madigan and senate president john cullerton and told them he wanted to work with them. but madigan's office initially said it didn't get a call. now they say they found rauner's voicemail. they say rauner called a staff person's cell phone, from an unknown number. rauner has still not actually spoken to cullerton or madigan. >>governor elect rauner hits the road today to thank voters across illinois. yesterday he introduced his transition team, which includes some democrats. one of them is bill daley, who last served as president obama's chief of staff. there's also former state senator james meeks and pastor corey brooks. rauner didn't give many details about his agenda. he did say he hopes legislators don't pass anything significant during the lame duck session in springfield. >> to our top story. joins us now from the dirksen federal building. patrick what can you tell us? >> an extraordinary morning in many regards happened up here. as you mentioned at the top of the report we are talking about sentencing day for

incoming republican leaders already reach across the aisle placing calls to democratic house speaker michael madigan. >> the voters have chosen to have a divided government not so we can fight not so we can viktor stalberg not so we can get angry with each other but to find solutions bipartisan solutions to solve the problems of >> declared victory late last night. even though there has been no concession yet from governor clinton. the republican businessman spend nearly $20 million of his personal fortune to obtain the state's highest office. >> get supporters waiting at his post- election gathering at the hotel allegro following a show of confidence after a cast his ballot yesterday. he believed the improved jobs picture and minimum wage push would lead him across the finish line first. instead he is refusing to concede even today until every vote is counted. >> are a government of the many. we do have to take of the government of the money. we will never yield to a result s il alhe >> morning pastor coreks stopped by the hilton to revel in the rauner victory. he believes he will live up to expect

during his victory speech, rauner said he called, and spoke with, house speaker michael madigan and senatepresident john cullerton. aides for cullerton and rauner talked, but madigan's office said it didn't get a call. but now madigan's office says they found rauner's voicemail last night. they say rauner called a staff person's cell phone, from an unknown number. rauner has still not actually spoken to cullerton or madigan. rauner's transition team has a bi-partisan lineup. it includes several democrats like bill daley, ron huberman, and former state senator james meeks. republican glenn poshard and pastor corey brooks are also on it. rauner says he wants to make illinois more compassionate and competitive, but he didn't give any details. a spokesman says rauner will not challenge governor quinn's goal to raise the minimum wage before he leaves office. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. brandon marshall's younger brother got arrested near denver. bijon massie marshall is being held on bond for aggravated robbery and being a fugitive. he's accused of robbing an elderly w

rauner, how are you going to get along with michael madigan, if you're elected? results, because i've got the ability to lead. pat quinn has been a failure. to know every member assembly.eral >> but you're calling them corrupt in your ads. >> you know what? inre's corruption springfield. everybody knows it. but when we come to work, i'll my leadership ability, the power of the office to get things done. thequinn is a failure with general assembly. president was quoted as saying he's irrelevant to most of the process down there. and i've had people say, we need someone like you as a leader -- are out of time for the questions, and it is time for closing statements. we'll begin with mr. quinn. >> i think it's very important keep our economy moving and our state moving forward. that's what i'm all about. take usent wants to back. he has a budget plan that will savage our education, a $4 cut.on he'll cut other parts of the budget with extreme and radical will harm our public safety. and it's important that we maintain our investment in education. what i proposed in o