54 degrees by 6:00. sunset before 5:00. the sun is setting a little earlier everyday but thankfully we will see a lot of it this weekend. alyx: thank you, frank. the terror attack will certainly be brought up tonight in the debate. the conversation has been pushed into an area hillary clinton considers a strong suit. kcci s mark tauscheck has more. we ve come to the end of the we ve come to the end of the first hour of our debate. mark: the dry run for the debate was wrapping up as word started coming in of the horrible news out of paris. this latest attack that changes everything for the french. will course around the world and change everything saturday night in des moines. drake political science professor rachel caufield. there s probably some rewriting of questions going on right now. i guarantee you whatever dinner plans they had have been scrubbed they are going to recalibrate the number and direction of those questions. mark: major garrett, chief white house corr
quietly introduced yesterday and promises to be an in home assistant to respond to the voice commands. if you have sy ri on the iphone, do you need that? stock continues to lag. a lot may be riding on the surprise new device. what it s about and what it means and brings to the table here in technology. yes. we will. and now market where markets stand in the final hour of trade. back and forth today, up and down on the back of the payroll report. right now, the dow off 8. is weaker by about 1. nasdaq off 13. we should mention, of course, yesterday at least the dow and the s&p closing at all-time highs here and just slightly below the levels for right now. music s like game of thrones, isn t it? parallels, i m sure. let s get to the closing bell exchange for a friday. we have jeff taylor with us today. ken mahoney, mike laguni, heather loo mismis and rick santelli. heather, what did you make of the jobs report? pretty strong. i think it continues a long trajectory o
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that s fair but republicans don t automatically assume the only way to people help people is with another government program and republicans circa don t agree with this particulaparticula r government program is a good thing. again it s hugely expensive. it s very bureaucratic. even trying to get people to sign up for it they have had three years to come up with a system to enroll people and it is not working. even the democrats admit that so in terms of the republican alternative we had a republican alternative when this bill was being debated here it i helped put together. it covered the existing conditions. it did it through the creation of a secondary market on a state-by-state basis where you created a high-risk pool and you had state and federal subsidies for that risk pool for people that had a pre-existing condition and couldn t get health insurance in the private marketplace. and the idea of keeping children on their parents health insurance until they reached 25 o
copper communications network and significant plans to deploy new fiber infrastructure how will the new fiber networks handle natural disasters like hurricanes? we know that the copper continue to operate but what happens now with the new fiber networks and you know dealing with that issue? how are you going to deal with them? there is unfortunately no ip technology congressman that allows you to power the line. you cannot put power over a fiber connection. fiber has many other advantages in addition to its internet capacity and one of them i think is relevant in a hurricane or a flood zone or a sandy type situation is that seawater will destroy copper and make it unrepairable. fiber is very resilient in that type of situation frank desoer our wireless networks. we get them up and running quickly after these storms and i say that knock on wood because we are still in hurricane system. again i think that we all agree that these community should not lose services they rely