questions with 60 seconds to respond and in many cases josh or i will likely follow up with a question or point of clarification which will get 30 additional seconds. in the case of a direct attack on a candidate that person will be given 30 seconds to respond. also i d like to strongly discourage our candidates today from interrupting each other. our candidates are incumbent republican governor chris sununu running for a third term. he s a former executive counselor. welcome back to the exchange. retreading. thanks so much. also with us didn t credit delbene dan feltes, state senator from concord and the senate majority leader and senator feltes thank you for your time. will start with the 60-second opening statements and go in alphabetical order so senator feltes you first. that s where i come from a working-class family. it s an honor to be here with all of you. i come of a family my dad worked at a furniture factory 45 years, same one doing the same job day in and
joining us here with your global news update this is r.t. international. let s start with a look at the latest figures on the curve 900 pandemic with more than 2000000 cases registered now worldwide 134000 lives have been lost in it is states has the highest death toll followed by italy and spain so far more than half a 1000000 people have recovered from the virus globally. the u.n. children s fund has one of a possible resurgence of maisons because of the cove in 1000 pandemic according to unicef millions of children are at risk of missing their vaccinations follows world health organization guidelines issued in late march saying immunization should be postponed legals is an easily preventable viral disease according to w h o targets and 95 percent of people need to be vaccinated the medical and countries could full schildt of that target of cornton measures continue we heard from robin and the chief of immunization at unicef he says that any vaccine delays must be temporary
gearing up for heavy rain and/or snow. good afternoon. i m adam sexton. parts of the north country could see around six inches of snow, while other areas may see some much needed rain during this drought. let s send it right over to meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: nothing falling quite yet, especially at lower elevations. most the returns back to the west just cold enough for snowfall but bumping into milder air for the afternoon. afternoon in southwestern areas of the state as the moisture continues to move it. southwest winds will take the warmer air over the ocean and change that over to rainfall. i will be the main mode of precipitation for the southern half of the state. some of that will be beneficial rain. notice the dry air as this gets bumped into. a lot of this will be eaten away. ground. light rain and snow develops this afternoon and for the evening commute. temperatures for the 40 s, and heavy rain for the southern two thirds of the state. snow up north. we w
adam: rain and snow showers in new hampshire tonight as the winter blast that hammered areas out west moves east. light snow is expected to continue in parts of the granite state tonight. good evening. i m adam sexton. cherise: and i m cherise leclerc. cold temperatures and more wet weather will move through this week. meteorologist hayley lapoint is tracking all of the developments for the holiday week ahead. hayley: ground right now. in higher terrain, you know about this. the roads were slick today in some spots with cars off the road reported. what is going on is we have a low-pressure system twisting and turning on top of us. that means much colder air to the west. on the eastern side of the state, it is relatively mild. that is why there are showers snow flying. don t be surprised this evening even in southern new hampshire into nashua, you could see a few flurries flying. in the upper valley, not much on radar. sometimes the radar is blocked in this area so i would not
prompting reduced speeds on interstate 89 from new london to lebanon where crews have been out treating the roads for much of the afternoon. cherise: state police say they have been busy but no serious accidents to report. the same system that has brought snow from new jersey to pennsylvania continues to move across the northeast. adam: for more on what we can expect here let s check in , with meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: particularly in the western part of the state and the higher elevations. let me take you to the satellite and radar. you can see this twisting and turning in the atmosphere. there is a low-pressure system on top of us. with cold air coming down out of the northwest and west, that is transitioning any leftover rain showers to snow showers. even in southern locations like been reports of snow mixing in with the drizzle and showers. in the monadnock region, that has been ongoing for hours. in northern new hampshire in the higher elevations. you can see