But we do have some hints. Heres one undecided voter my colleague Jacob Soboroff spoke with Last Night in arizona, a woman who wrote in her own name on the ballot both in 2016 and 2020. For years weve had Men Legislatures tell us we cant have abortions, we have to do this with our bodies, we have to do that with our bodies. We have never had control, and finally we have someone whos a woman who gets that its about us. And abortion has been in our society and been around much longer than roe v. Wade. And roe v. Wade protected women of child bearing years from the charlatans and people not doing right by them. Reporter feels like a connection between you and Vice President harris that wasnt there before tonight . Absolutely. Thats denise lewis. She says shes taking a serious look at harris. He also spoke with jeff hair, a man who did not vote in 2016, and is now deciding between voting for harris and not voting for anyone at all. Theres Lynn Of Pennsylvania who spoke with nbcs kate snow.
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$55.7 million, roughly $238 million today, pontiac sold it in 2009 for $583,000. about 1% of what it cost to build. they netted just about enough cash from the deal to buy a nice three bedroom in phoenix. there is harrisburg, pennsylvania. they racked up a $310 million debt by failing to fix a broken trash incinerator. so steven reed, the mayor at the time, did what any responsible mayor would do. he used the money that could have gone to fix the incinerator to travel the country and collect $8 million worth of artifacts for a proposed wild west museum. located in harrisburg, pennsylvania. stockton didn t go the wild west route. they did something even more desperate. faced with huge deficits, they made drastic cuts to municipal services, including the department of public works, the fire department, and a full 25% of their police force. there have been a lot of
those challenges are being addressed and progress is being made and people are enrolling across the country. reporter: who is behind the healthercare.gov website the prime contractor is the u.s. arm of a canadian company cgi federal. its business grew dramatically during the bush administration. on october 4th, 2011 it was awarded a $55.7 million contract to build the website with a ceiling price tag of $94 million. by may of this year the contract showed cgi had spent $196 million. the ceiling price tag had soared to $292 million. is this escalation in price due to the fact of the quick turn around time to get this website up and running, are there technical glitches and bugs that s driving the cost up. reporter: the government said costs went up as more states joined the federal exchange. for weeks cgi has declined to comment. last year the canadian province