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calcification galore and the enormity of the situation needs to be perhaps graphically shared. under the city of albany, the capital of new york, which is part of the 20th congressional district i represent, happens to lie 317 miles of pipe. drinking water infrastructure. you know, you could travel from albany, new york, to baltimore, maryland, that s the sort of linear responsibility associated with that system. should we anticipate rightfully, that there may be some bumps along the road of that 317 mile stretch in any given year? absolutely. let s think of it in those sorts of terms, so that we can have a better understanding and awareness of an aged infrastructure, which by the way is also accompanied by a discontinued inventory in many cases. valves that are required are no longer manufactured. and so we have to come up with some innovative response when there is a break. and while we ve talked a lot about capital improvements, capital infrastructure, physical infra ....
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campaign. i m tom griffith. shelley: and i m shelley walcott. at this moment, the crowd is filing out of saint anselm college where seven run candidates faced off tonight for the last time before new hampshire s primary. tom: josh mcelveen was part of the panel with that debate, with jennifer vaughn. jennifer: one of the candidates is here, we say thanks ohio governor john kasich, fresh off the stage coming to talk to us. governor for you. how did it feel? governor kasich: i felt like i m home. 100 town hall meetings. i ve met people everywhere and i ve fallen in love with the people of this state. i felt i had home-field the town halls are fantastic. people can see who you are. the debates are difficult because you re so short but i felt maybe they got a better glimpse of john kasich with the national audience. hopefully the people of new hampshire appreciated what i had to say. is there a particular issue that came up tonight that you felt you made a good point? gov ....
governor christie: the people of new hampshire are smart. senator cruz: i am certain that everyone standing on this stage would be a beverage president than bernie sanders or hillary clinton. josh: a fiery debate here in manchester, gives voters a good look at where the candidates are on the issues, and each other. joining us live, democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders will make their case, among other things, to try and reach the independent voter. and using his star power in an effort to get money out of politics, from the newsroom, and law & order, actor sam waterston sits down with us. i so much to get to with less than 48 hours until the first votes are cast here in new hampshire. right off the top our very latest wmur-cnn poll just released this morning. starting on the republican side, last night coal so far, donald trump still dominates. marco rubio at 16%, ted cruz at 14% after winning the iowa caucuses. ohio governor john kasich at 11%, jeb bush at 7% ....
@well with the winds. @back to you the the studio. @jennifer: right now this new @coating of snow is making the @ride home difficult for some. @and on the seacoast there was @flooding in hampton and @seabrook. @for a live look at the @conditions, stephanie woods is @live in hampton beach. @reporter: right now the seacoast @is just getting slammed with @snow, in fact all day it s been @relentless. @we re just past low tide right @now, but some water is pooling @into these back yards here. @the worst was just before @11:00 this morning. @to the south, up to six inch @eggs of snow could fall on @nashua. @nashua public works says it @wants to keep all the major @arteries open, and plow trucks @are salting and plowing the @roads. @some plow drivers, however, were @busy today doing double duty, @delivering polling materials @before the worst of the storm @sets in. @here on the seacoast before the @see up to eight inch eggs of @snow. @tom: turning our tension to @commitment to ....