at last week given editorial debate -- gubernatorial debate in montana. this is just under one hour. ♪ >> the montana gubernatorial governor steve bullock and his opponent greg gianforte. the event was sponsored by "the billings gazette" and yelling -- yellowstone public radio. i am the anger of a statewide morning show and it is my privilege to be the moderator. i'm not just you keep time, but to ensure that each candidate equal time. it is the quality of the discussion that matters. i think you can all agree. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate, so it's only fair that we allow them to do what they came here to do. we ask this large and supportive crowd to be supported. however, we are here to hear from the candidate. 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. we ask that you hold your applause until the end of the debate. in order to maximize the amount of time each candid

issues in this election. tonight, montana and the rise of the far right. the illegal wildltrade is close to the heart of britain's prince william and he told a conference that he fears the american elephant will have disappeared from the wild by the time his daughter, princess charlotte,urns 25. our correspondent has more on that. reporter: they have been part of the african landscape for as long as man can remember. but the future of the african elephant is in danger. they are being hunted without sercy for their tusks, tusk made of ivory, ivory which is one of the most precious commodities in the illegal wildlife trade. ivory which is shift to countries like china, where it is carved into works of art. it is an illegal trade which william determined to stop. he raised it in washington with president obama and in beijing with president xi jinping, and no virgin plans tighter laws -- britain plans tighter laws on the sale of antique ivory, william klesse spoken out with calls for the international commity to do more. prince william: when i was born, there were one million elephants roami

release date. miley cyrus is opening up about her time as "hannah montana" on disney channel. in an article just published by "elle" magazine.. "the voice" judge claims she was underpaid for the show. cyrus told "elle" she didn't know any better at the time.. and despite what you might think -- her parents had no clue how to handle her success. she claims disney owned her name.. and when miley was released from the company -- she was finally able to be who she wanted to. and if you like miley cyrus -- you don't want to miss 'ellen' this afternoon.. that's because the pop singer will be hosting the show today. ellen tweeted out that she was very sick during yesterday's taping and miley dropped everything to help out. you can catch that you can catch that right here on 12 news -- at 3 and if you didn't catch this last night -- you are missing out..-- you are missing out.. the fastest man alive -- usain bolt was on "the late late show" with james corden and they did something very special. they got together the entire cast and crew.. and put on a 100 meter race -- even owen wilson got

that support the sea leg of our nuclear triad. in montana, we have the icbm's, the land leg. senator perdue has the sea leg, one of the three legs of that very important deterrence that we have, our nuclear deterrence. senator perdue, thank you for joining us today. mr. perdue: senator daines, i'm honored to be here with the other freshmen, mr. president. i'm humbled by the emotion that i've heard here in the last half-hour. i'm humbled to be a part of this freshman class. by the way, we all ran on this issue. we ran on the fact that government was not functional. it was dysfunctional. what we see today, why we are here on the floor of the senate today is to talk about that dysfunction. let me just share a few highlights of what i have seen just in the press in the last few weeks. the obama administration again underestimates the islamic state as afghan affiliate grows into threat. d.c. transit police officer charged with aiding isis. isis increasingly using women and children to terrorize france. five u.s. troops wounded in combat with isis in afghanistan. vladimir putin's rumblings

-- we're just starting to see a little cooldown here. but in wyoming and montana - it's an entirely different story. visitors to yellowstone's "old faithful" were surprised with a nice layer of snow. but -- it's expected to warm up later this week. and in montana - they seemed to have skipped right over fall...but they don't mind. six inches fell yesterday -- and business owners there -- say they need it - to survive the ski season. downloading more apps... facebook has a new way - to do just that. and broncos linebacker brandon marshall is continuing his protest.... tarhonda thoma will have more on that -- including a meeting- between marshall and the want you to leave their app -- or download more apps -- if you need to pay for feature to their messenger app -- which will allow bots to process payments -- without opening a new window. it's part of a push by the social media site - to keep users inside its family of apps -- and allows companies to engage with customers without overloading their phones. a consumer alert this morning -- apple is warning customers about a scam involvi

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the montana governor's race face each other in a televised debate that took lace earlier this week at montana state university. later, we will show you past presidential debates, beginning with the debate between gerald ford and jimmy carter. peter: jim cicconi, what do you do for a living. james: vice president for external and legislative affairs, at least for the next two weeks. i'm in charge of at&t's regulatory and legislative public policy. and youare -- peter: are based here in washington. what is at&t, what does it do? james: most people would class us as a communications company, but in many ways, it is become an internet services company. on like industries, over the last 10 years, we have changed the core product we sold for 100 now we are selling bits in most of our services. i do not know many companies in any industry that have changed their core products that they have sold for 100 years in the course of about 10 years. peter: you sell telephones, you still bits, as you say. a traditional cable provider, in a sense, aren't you? james: we has a tv service called u-ver

been kidnapped hours earlier from a rest area in montana and placed in the trunk. she used her cell phone to call her husband, daughter and the police describing the ordeal as it unfolded, but authorities weren't able to track down the car before maze was found dead. >>> southern arizona is cleaning up this morning after facing the remnants of tropical storm newton. after twice hitting mexico as a hurricane. some parts of arizona got as much rain in a day as they usually get in a month, but thanks to stacking sandbags, there was just some minor flooding there. >>> and yosemite national park is adding 400 acres of meadow and forest land, the largest expansion of the park in 70 years. >> the new addition, which was traditionally used for logging and grazing cattle, will be preserved as habitat for wildlife including the hype about apple's new product was about. >>> plus, the fbi is doing some serious digging as investigators get a new break in a 20-year-old cold case. >>> and that violent arrest we mentioned in california, what the video tells us and what the >>> testing is under way

police are out on the scene investigating between montana avenue, and northeast while they investigate. 95 as you head southbound, one lane is blocked over on the right hand side between 216 and 198. no slowdowns on 95 as you head south. >>> i'll take it to you. 4:27 is your time right now. breaking overnight north a off its east coast early monday. south korea says the show of force is a direct response to the g20 economic summit which wraps up today in china. u.s. officials hope to work out the final details of a deal with russia during the meeting to coordinate air strikes against terrorists in syria. president obama and russian president vladimir putin met and agreed to keep negotiate snag dc police chief katherine lanier is retiring at the end of the week and this week lanier will throw out the first pitch at nats park and will be joined for the pregame ceremonies. she has been chief here for nearly a decade. she is heading to new york city to take on a new job with the national football league, heading their security operations. >>> from now on its saint terese sacramento pope fr

? >> quiet, sunshine state wetter and colder than they'd like. it snowed yesterday in montana. site snowing in the mountains of wyoming this morning. for skiers out there that love this time of year when the cold air starts coming in, this is for you. we head toward fall in the rockies. heavy rains this morning in southern iowa and also through wisconsin. this is the cold front that's going to be the differencemaker in the days ahead. only one more very warm day for you, st. louis and chicago. then the cool air will arrive for you. our friends in florida, probably the worst weather in all the country. there's a tropical disturbance. you can see a little bit of a spin. it didn't get its act together enough to be called a tropical depression or tropical storm. you can see that spin moving across the sunshine state. showers and storms all day long, even heavy downpours. pushing through daytona beach back up through palm bay and jacksonville and right up towards savannah as we go throughout the day today. as far as rainfall totals, over the next two days the highest totals will be in no

invited nine of the most gnarly athletes they sponsor to montana for a training camp up like any other. this is up all nightline. >> reporter: this performing under pressure camp is designed to harness and sharpen mental with their biggest fears. the ultimate test of their fight or flight instincts. more on that encounter later. sasha scaled one of the most treacherous mountains after losing her father. >> i don't have a scientific approach to overcome emotions while climbing. i hope to accomplish that this week. >> what fear enters your mind? what are y different zones of thought. when i perform my best, i'm solely thinking what's in front of me. >> this week, she and other athletes are in the dark, literally. atop this mountain, actors are training them in emotional exercises. this is called the breath defier. >> it's a super intense breathing exercise. >> it's going to hurt. lungs are going to burn. meditation lasts ten minutes designed to force athletes to tap into their innermost feelings, and it's not easy. when it's all over, and overpowering catharsis. [ screaming ] >> reporter

of montana and colorado. 91 phoenix. midwest very mild today and is we had to the east coast we get more storms and there could be severe weather today from ohio through west virginia and north and south carolina. temperatures are cooling off into the 60s. 76 atlanta today and a nice break from the heat. we have delays this morning in philadelphia thanks to some weather. other than that smooth sailing. >>> good morning. the drive at dia should be great. this is one of the spots that loads up first in the morning. a few cars out there but this is nothing that will slow you down. that is just a 10 minute drive. look at the drive to dia. this is pena boulevard. it should be great. drive times northbound on 225 for mississippi will take you four minutes if you are traveling eastbound. i to do 25 will be a nine minute wife -- drive. >> 50 degrees right now. >> the cool down is coming. lorna will talk about that in a moment. congress overrides a veto from president obama. the concern from the military. >> volunteer firefighter is hailed as a hero this morning after he took down a gunman a

-country bike ride from cleveland to seattle and halfway there in montana a car hit her from behind. she is now in a medically induced coma in a montana hospital with a broken arm and leg. a gofundme pitch to raise money for hospital bills reached more than $30,000 in the first day. one dollar from each beer sold this thursday will be donated to her cause. >>> we have a look at the forecast and it does include some patchy fog. mainly west of cleveland's. we're forecasting sunshine and well into the 80s today but this morning could be slow in some spots on your drive because of the fog. ed burns off midmorning and mid-to upper 80s for the high today. a record is 90. this is the last day of summer which is ironic. visibility in elyria is about 1 mile and outside of that it's better. we're really only seeking this isolated to the west. skies are clear otherwise and we are expecting lots of sunshine. outside of any patchy fog it looks like we are sunny and beautiful and all of a big cool down coming considering how warm we of been. -- we have been. >>> an accident and richland county i-

where paychecks grew the most and least. the top three, montana, tennessee, and oregon, all up about 6%. the bottom three, new jersey, idaho, and new mexico. and are you ready for some football? online, twitter is live streaming the nfl thursday night game between the jets and buffalo bills tonight. it is the first of ten games twitter will stream as part of a april. >> thank you very much for that. looks pretty interesting to be able to watch nfl on twitter, i think. >> totally changing the way we watch tv. then again, there's also good old fashioned tv the way we know it. who are tv' highest paid actresses? we'll tell you. >> first, here's something you don't see every day. a giant inflatable moon balloon on the loose in southeast china. it rode down roadways over typhoon broke it loose from a festival. >> they're calling it the serious moon, and you can see why. you're watching "early today." for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ? tomorrow, tomorrow... ? ? i love ya, tomorrow ? in the largest he

on land. >>> it's b winter in montana. as much as ten inches of snow in some of the higher elevations. early snow isn't that unusual. the big sky ski resort had some in july but those ski resorts won't open until thanksgiving. >>> in afghanistan, a major gun battle erupted between security forces and a group of suicide attackers in kabul follows an attack on a charity organization which killed at least one person. and hurt several others. were killed in twin bombings in front of the defense ministry. the streets are said to be deserted over fears of more attacks. >>> the u.n. security council is expected to meet after north korea launched three missiles. it was an apparent show of force to co-side with the g20 summit in china. the u.s. condemned it and officials were discussing the proper response with allies. >>> and an 18-year-old woman in australia had some explainin that's her car upside down in the water. >> it turns out it was because of a spider. she said a large huntman's spider jumped on her lap and it caused her to freak out and ditch the car. she said at the time

look like winter in some parts of montana. >> there is as much as ten inches of snow in some of the higher elevations. bare tooth pass is closed because of snow and high winds. september snow is not that unusual for this area. the big sky ski resort had some in july, b ski resorts weren't open until thanksgiving. >> what good is the snow if you can't ski? >> no good. >>> so struggling actors spend a lot of time pounding the pavement trying to make money. not many of them have figured out to do it quite like this. >> there's this guy. chuck mccarthy. he's figured out a creative way to earn a few extra bucks in los angeles. >> i am a people walker. i walk people. instead of dogs. i charge $7 a mile. there's no leashes involved. >> now, chuck considered being a dog walker, but he didn't want to pick up after them. >> good to know he doesn't have to do that. who, you might ask, would actually pay someone to walk with them. chuck says it's more about the camaraderie on the walk than the walk itself. his clients talk and he tries to be a good listener. though i have to say this idea is no

there up announced too. >> reed: montana money. it could be an ees easy way for wheel. it can read blood alcohol level through a slit on the skin. it all starts when the patch changes color after 40 minutes of drinking. once that happens the color on the patch indicates that the drinker is safe to drive. >> we're not saying don't drink. we're just saying drink responsibly. if you choose to drink get a designated driver. a hero for the night or uber driver. >> reed: determine atech is hoping to work with bars, restaurants and companies to make customized story focusing on teen here in our valley. >> reed: how one man is taking it upon himself to help homeless and disadvantaged high schoolers. >> chloe: high temperatures today. slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow. and next week not only are we expecting gusty winds and cooler and next week not only are we expecting gusty winds and cooler temperatures but a chance of danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized pment scheme. tarkanian refused to pay the money back, forcing taxpayer

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get the audio of killing the rising sun free? you bet, tom. your choice of the megan, bozeman, montana. i have been watching the factor since i was 8 and am now in college. i love coming back to the dorm at night and getting informed. excellent, megan. you know, we know many college students watch us, and we hope you guys are discussing what we say and do here. it would be great discussions in the dorm rather than doing pokemon. finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. we need your help covering the presidential campaign. tomorrow in the talking points memo, we will answer questions you have. questions about hillary clinton. what do you want to know about her? so please e-mail those questions to us tonight. same thing with donald trump. what do you want to know about him? our crack research team standing by and will answer the trump questions on monday. so hillary clinton, key points tomorrow. trump on monday. it should be a lot of fun, and i'm going to give out some free books to the best questioners, all right? free rising suns. which is a pretty good deal. we hope you help us out

it. (clicks phone) i'm gonna need you all on the next flight to red springs, montana. (projector and camera shutter clicking) the sex is great. i think most guys would be happy with twice in one morning. (lowered voice) i wasn't trying to sneak out, david. it's... u up. it's just gonna take a while. he's got everything seriously encrypted. who are you talking to? it's nobody. correspondents' dinner? yeah, i guess. no, i'll go. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (hawk cries) why are we stopping? sadly, we're here. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (harrison) i thought we booked the suite. out of dodge. aside from josie's mother who died years ago, there were five other people who knew she was pregnant-- the doctor who delivered the baby, the nurse who assisted him, her high school best friend, her cousin. don't forget the baby daddy. billy joe lee. seriously? billy joe lee? three first names? okay, abby, let's just start with the doctor. wait, what about me? baby huck it. help him track down the nurse. (computer beeps, door opens) (door closes) huck? (door closes) ping) (ta

of rain today up to montana. parts of western colorado into moisture today but across the front range high-pressure to the east keeps us on the dry sides of the moisture doesn't cross over the continental divide. may be a pop in the foothills but that is it. overall dry and mild today and some people want to rain but we are looking at a better chance of that tomorrow. friend range eastern plains are dry. rain stays to the west and that will continue throughout the day. tonight a better chance of rain from mesa county into durango. the rain will shift to the north overnight tonight through tomorrow morning. clouds possible tomorrow morning in denver and in the afternoon and evening a chance of the rain heading towards us. friday night plans, possibility of rain. 83 denver today. high country 69 frisco, 70 aspen. 68 craig. 70 grand junction. five day forecast tomorrow, 77 and stay in the 70s on saturday and chance for isolated showers this weekend and on monday back to the 70s. morning drive out there. this is copter for picture. we have the left lane blocked off as you get to 225. look

from montana. rex thank you for coming here today. we are here because of huge spikes in the prices of specific prescription medications. i share senator udall's concerns . we have seen a 400 and -- 400% increase. life-saving drug and delivery system that not only people in new mexico rely on, people in montana and all across the nation. without the competition in the market these spikes will go and check. i'm concerned about the impact, some of him have to choose between buying their prescription drugs and buying food. we need to increase competition as you have mentioned. creating market checks on the price of drugs and decreasing costs for those who need them. you highlight the savings that generic drugs afford, saving 1.62 in dollars over the past 10 years. in montana to has translated to $682 million saved in 2014. according to the generic pharmaceutical association's wasric report, lipitor $3.29 a pill before the generic was introduced in 2011. the generic now sells for $.14 a pill, a 96% savings. my question is what are the fda and the office of generic drugs doing to incenti

of the united states in north dakota, montana, nebraska and colorado and also patrolling the pacific and atlantic. loaded and ready to go. the closest one to new york would depend on whether submarines are. nuclear weapons? no. in connecticut and make a manufacturer and submarines occasionally. the closest might be in the ocean right now. >> what is the system in the u.s. are securing our nuclear weapons? you do some really great reporting about the contractors versus the federal government overseers, the department of people. talk about that? >> nuclear weapons are not on the bomber or not in submarines. there's the custody of the department of energy, which i didn't even know when i began reporting on it. i thought the department of energy dealt with the power grid and renewable energy. one of the main missions is nuclear weapons and nuclear material. as has been the case for many decades, this is true of a lot of the government. we hire federal contractors to do this highly specialized work. so there are plenty of department of energy sites around the country that technically belo

. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from montana. a senator: i ask unanimous consent to enter into a colloquy with my republican colleagues. the presiding officer: the senate is in a quorum call. mr. daines: i ask the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to enter into a colloquy with my republican colleagues. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: mr. president, while i was home last weekend, i had a chance to visit the service members at malstrom air force base in great falls, montana, as well as the montana air national guard also in great falls. every time i visit them, i'm incredibly humbled by their character, their dedication, and their determination toward their mission. the airmen of malstrom bear the great weight of standing ready with the world's most powerful weapons, employing them every day as a vital component of our nation's nuclear deterrent force. this is where approximately one-third of our nation's intercontinental ballistic missiles reside. and i

wireless coverage. in montana, the wireless coverage is really a public safety issue. many montanans, as many people live in rural areas live many miles from the next home, from a hospital. and having that kind of connectivity is essential. mr. chairman, you talked about competition. thank you for coming to montana. in montana, competition can be limited. and i'm curious on your thoughts on what can be done, what are you doing to promote competition particularly in rural america. >> thank you very much, senator. i think there's multiple things. one, i know your question was about competition. but first we have to make sure everybody has coverage. that's what i was talking to senator wicker about. we are going to adapt the mobility fund to work with that, to move towards that. secondly, i think that there are new technologies that hold great promise. you know, there are, you know, rwanda, which is worse than montana in terms of disburtion has infrastructure sharing things they're doing. i suggested at the cellular connection two weeks ago, they might want to look at things like that. i th

-- he has a lot of work to do as far as allocating resources. the map is rough. from ron inhear montana. on the line for democrats. caller: i am calling because i think people are forgetting what paul ryan said here not too long that the president does not write the laws. congress writes the laws. that was one of the main reasons that people were wondering why obama wasn't doing so well. i said good lord, look at who is writing the laws. it isn't the president. everything that obama wants to do, the 246 republicans voted "no" for planned parenthood and all of the bills. the 188 democrats voted "yes" but donald trump has to realize that all the stuff that he is saying has to go through the senate. and i know the democrats will and if you add ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, huckabee and lindsey graham -- notknow the republicans are going to be too nice to him at all. thank you. guest: it's true. this is one of the most bizarre things we have seen when donald trump refused to endorse john mccain in arizona. he needs a senate. senators upendorse for reelection was bizarre. barry from flor