america," everyone. have a great morning. sean: now on "daybreak" flames burned a place to the ground. kevin: a couple of systems we're tracking with future cast during the week ahead. erin: the storm has moved out. several places are digging out and it could be days before air travel is back to normal, even here in new hampshire.

that close to overtime after falling to the broncos. >> no one covers new hampshire like we to. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." erin: that was a frustrating game yesterday. sean: yeah. it is so frustrating, we're going to replay it this morning. erin: they do want to see it again. sean: in high definition no less. the patriots lost, in case you didn't know. welcome back. kevin: thank you. the forecast is easier. they let me back in the building. sean: you were in hiding last week? kevin: very much so. much lighter wind through the day. we have the fair skies in the southern half of the state and lingering clouds up north. it should give way to partial sunshine. we're in the teens and 20's early on. upper 20's to mid 30's with a blend of sunshine and clouds. much more on the warmer temperatures and the

let's look at monday morning drive. we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning, deb. deb: good monday morning. it is a nice quiet ride. there's nothing slowing you down as you start your early morning monday commute. right now 93 is looking good from north of the notch down to the hooksett tolls. then fromman chester in to salem. we're not seeing any problems at the early hour on 293, 101, or on 111. if you are out on the seacoast, 95 is a good ride as you are traveling in both directions. this report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. they are trying to figure out what sparked a massive weekend fire. neighbors say the fire left a huge hole in their community. sean: crews spent yesterday

ray: good morning. the flames burned for hours at the multi-family home. by the time the flames were out, there was nothing left but a pile of rubble. everyone got out safely, but they lost everything. flames were shooting out the windows and through the roof. many are feeling the loss because of the historic significance of the building. the house dated back to the 1800's. according to neighbors a well-known local painter lived and worked there. >> it was just devastating. i think it is the most important house in new castle from a historic and artistic perspective. it is devastating. of course everyone is out safe. that's a good thing. i know that they lost everything. ray: the fire chief wasn't available yesterday to comment about the fire. there's no word yet on how it may have started. we're told one family

hotel for the next week. in the stewed owe, ray sean: thanks. smoke detectors liking turning serious. they were able to contain the flames and say the fire was caused by improper disposal of smoking materials. all three people inside were able to get out safely. one firefighter was treated for a knee injury. erin: they are look for the robber who stabbed a convenience store clerk. police say the man entered on north main street about 2:30 yesterday afternoon, pulled out a knife, and asked the clerk if he wanted to die. when the robber started grabbing money from the register, the clerk got a stick and started fighting back. the suspect is described as a white man in his 40's with gray facial hair.

police are looking for a man that robbed pierre's place around 6:00. a canine was able to track the suspect in to brattleboro before losing the scent. the robber was described as 5'2" and thin. a high-speed chase at epping at nearly 130 miles per hour. 29-year-old kenneth coogan lost control, went airborne, and finally came to rest about 100 feet over an embankment. he was treated for minor injuries. sean: a massive clean up effort continues to the south after a powerful storm dropped two feet new york city. it could be days before travel is back to normal.

air travel is a mess. as you can see by the number of canceled flights, a lot of stranded planes. lana zak is tracking the aftermath. >> this weekend's storm was one for the record books. nearly two feet of snow in some areas of washington, d.c. it was the biggest storm ever in baltimore at 29.2 inches. and in new york central park a new 24-hour record. grinding to a halt were the forms of travel, almost all forms. creating a unique situation, sunday mass on the highway. and on the jersey shore, blocks of ice floated down flooded streets. the snow building continuously throughout the weekend.

down the coast the weight was too much. even the ambulance was stuck. this morning the east coast will be digging out. >> a record amount of snow must be removed. when i say removed, that doesn't mean we can push it out of the street. it has to be lifted and taken away. reporter: for many, there's one more snow day ahead. if you are wondering, the snow jackpot winner seems to be glen gary, virginia. airlines have to make up for the 14,000 flights weekend. in washington, lana zak, for abc news. sean: that's a lot of snow. the clean up from the storm did turn deadly in boston. a man was struck by the plow in the dorchester neighborhood. a shovel was found just a few feet away. the victim's name has been not released. the driver is cooperating and so far no charges have been filed.

looking in to whether the sun and glare off of the snow may have been a factor. erin: a hampstead police officer has lost his battle with cancer. matthew moore passed away on saturday. he joined the department in 2009 after working as an officer in pelham and sanddown. he was a marine core veteran. he was 38 years old. he's survived by his wife and two children. public calling hours are on thursday from 4:00 to 8:00 at st. anne's parish in hampstead. sean: it is a quiet day on the campaign trail. chris christie has stopped in greenland, merrimack, and hooksett. donald trump will be in farmington tonight. "the boston globe" is throwing its support

the globe says she's more seasoned and grounded than when she ran in 2008. she spent the day campaigning in iowa. erin: the season is over for the patriots after the tough loss in the afc championship game. the patriots fell behind early. they were never able to grab the lead. tom brady struggled early. a missed point came back to haunt. patriots found the end zone in the last minute. they still trailed by two. the two-point conversion was picked off. brady came up short in his quest as denver wins by a final of 20-18. fans here in new hampshire are disappointed. some are trying to stay positive. >> hopefully next year we don't have injuries. they are a young team. they should be fine. erin: the broncos will take on

super bowl. the red sox season isn't that all far off. the truck with the equipment head south february 10th. once one season comes to the end, the other one is around the corner. sean: that's new england tradition. that was a tough game to watch yesterday. tom brady took a beating. if you didn't get enough, we'll hear from some of the players after the game. erin: next we're going to head to lincoln where the ice castles are back. there's some new features to check out this year. sean: riding a bike on snow may sound difficult. there are races using a special design and find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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it should feel good in to the afternoon with a good deal of sunshine around. detail and a couple of systems that we're tracking during the week ahead coming up. sean: thanks. the weather has arrived in new hampshire and the ice catses are back in lincoln. erin: it is something to see. there's a throne and one of the longest ice slides in the world. it is one of just three ice castles in america. it covered more than an acre. >> we just opened. it was a slow start to the winter. it was very, very warm. we got a great team. once it was cold we were anal to build super fast. we're as big and good as we've ever been. erin: the ice castles are scheduled to be open through march if the weather cooperates. sean: you need the cold temperatures.

getting in on an activity that's popular. they hosted the first place yesterday. they have larger, wider tires providing a different way to provide the outdoors in winter. they are still best on groomed trails. new hampshire has a fat bike series as well. i got to race in one in stratham. they are a lot of fun. erin: are they easy to turn? sean: it has to be groomed. if it is really soft you'll sink in. erin: you don't want that. (.ecl)s of movie theaters were empty because of the storm. that made for a few slow days.

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erin: it was a bit of a slow weekend at the box office. "the revenant" took the top spot. several places were closed for at least one day if not two, taking a big bite of business for hollywood. changes could be coming to the way that fisherman get lobster fishing licenses. board. the catch has been huge. there's a long waiting list of people trying to get in on the action. now there's a proposal to create a new class of license with a limited number of traps. it could also help new lobsterman get on the water faster. there are currently 5,700 licensed lobsterman in maine. sean: a guest in hawaii snapped the pictures of the lifetime. check out the scene as

breeches off of the coast. they don't see that alarmed that you can get breeched. erin: i think if you zoom in on their faces -- kevin: they are probably freaking out. going in either direction. not admiring the situation at all. erin: what about the waves that were created after the whale fell in the water. kevin: standing there stunned. sean: don't make a move. kevin: i guess i would be. fairly quiet conditions across the state. extra clouds up north. looking at a decent day. a fairly light breeze around five to ten miles an hour. temperatures starting the day kind of seasonally chilly. temperatures in the teens to lower range of the 20's early this morning and expecting a good deal of sunshine anywhere in the northern half of the state. we're going to see quite a few more clouds out there at least initially. you can see them reinforced through the north and west. it should give way to partial sunshine in to the afternoon. a weak system back out in the central plains arrived here tomorrow

could be a spotty rain shower. maybe a snow shower tomorrow evening. passes away harmlessly enough early on wednesday morning. temperatures from the teens up north and nine on top of mt. washington which shows you something about a relatively milder air to the mid 20's. we should be warming up. a fairly light wind. only around five to ten miles an hour in to the afternoon if anything out of the northwesterly direction. highs today up in to the 30's. couple of southern spots. with a light wind and sunshine, that will feel good. much like it did yesterday just with a little bit of lighter breeze. partly cloudy skies tonight. temperatures in the teens and 20's yet again. tomorrow any early sunshine should be giving way to clouds. you'll notice the risk of a passing shower at any point tomorrow or a brief sprinkle here or there or maybe a snow shower tomorrow evening on early on wednesday. once that moves by, the breeze will pick up on

skies will continue to cear across the area. it sets up a cooler air mass for the end of the week. fair skies for wednesday afternoon and in to thursday. you can see the digging trough out west. that could mean the next storm system located off shore but may be close enough to give us a couple of snow showers around on friday. temperatures today going anywhere from the 20's up north to the mid 30's in southern spots in to the afternoon. two systems on the maps this morning. looks like one will be tomorrow afternoon with maybe a rain shower and maybe a snow shower tomorrow evening. that will give way to the breeze that we'll have around on wednesday. the next system looks to be on friday. most of the maps keep the area of low pressure located off shore. it is one of those that you want to stay tuned on as we get our way in to the day on friday. from there looks like we should have a decent weekend. temperatures in to the 20 30 's. temperatures at or above the average. average high this time of year around 32. we're above that all the

in to next weekend. seasonally chilly, i sean: i guess. don't like the snow. i was missing it. erin: maybe not a few feet. kevin: i just want them to happen in the workweek every once in a while. all of these chances are on weekends. sean: well, get the machine kevin: i'm going to have to work on that. sean: here's ray brewer. ray: a historic new castle home went up in flames. fortunately everyone got out safely. but the house dates back to the 1800's. according to neighbors, a well known local painter had lived and worked there. sean: a store clerk was hurt trying to fight off a robber. the suspect pulled the knife on the clerk. the clerk was hurt during the struggle. the robber got away with cash.

police are looking for a man that robbed a store. he ran off toward red road. erin: coming up, the snow wasn't all bad news for the nation's capitol.

sean: you probably heard the storm shut down several cities. it also provided a chance for a lot of fun. erin: in washington, d.c. the sledding was great along the national mall. there were several community snowball fights with hundreds of people taking part. one was called snow wars: the snowballs

participants urged to dress up like a star war character. they don't get that snow. sean: that was the lincoln memorial. i love how the caution tape was pushed off to the side. erin: it is nice it fell on a weekend. sean: the furnace wasn't good, but it fell in to a good situation. erin: she managed to find an emergency repairman. he wrote on the bill night call repair $1. then he did it for free. sean: coming up, a dramatic jailbreak in california, cutting through steel bars was only the first step for three inmates on the sun. erin: the celtics are on the playoff bubble. last night they put on an impressive display against the worst team

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur "news 9 daybreak." sean: good morning, everybody. it is monday, january 25th. otherwise known as the day after the patriots loss. we'll talk about that later. 23 degrees there in portsmouth. erin: i think you are going to have to a lot of people down today. it is disappointing. we're going to look at the game after the top stories. we start off with, yes, for new england patriots. the season dame to an end when they loss to the denver broncos. we have more coming up. fire officials in new castle trying to figure out what sparked a fire that destroyed a home on portsmouth avenue. state police say a massachusetts man was killed over the weekend when he was hit by a

walking along main street in lincoln. sean: it was a lot of fun stance. we have nothing up here. kevin: we had a good breeze. we are going to start away with sunshine. looks like with a much lighter breeze. temperatures not all that bad in the teens and 20's. they get back in to the upper 20's to mid 30's. 40 degrees. looks like a fairly quiet week with a couple of systems that we're tracking. sean: notice the layer of snow continues to disappear. let's check out the roads from the hooksett camera. kevin: from a look at morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good monday morning. deb: good monday morning. it is a nice, quiet ride throughout the state. it is a great way to start your monday morning commute. we're not seeing any delays. if you are commuting on interstate 93 or 293

the construction zones down to the everett turnpike. if you are commuting out right now, it is completely up to speed to and from the seacoast and as you make your way from bedford in to manchester. this report is brought to you by dunn dunkin' donuts. i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. erin: thank you. the season has come to an end for the new england patriots after they lost to the broncos yesterday. sean: there were all kinds of missed opportunities in the game, particularly in the fourth quarter. peyton manning played well in what may have been his final game. he through a pair of touchtown passes. that gave denver a 7-0 lead. that's the way they started this thing. on the fourth and goal from the 10. gronkowski game through with a touchdown. 20-18. they missed a point earlier in the game.

for the two-point conversion. a former patriot was able to tip the pass. they win 20-18 advancing to play the carolina panthers. jason king has reaction from denver. reporter: the battle of the two of the best quarterbacks turned out to be a defensive struggle. neither team could run. the passive game was inconsistent at best. in the end it was the broncos that ran it and through it better than the patriots. so the patriots leave ejected. now 0-4 as a franchise in denver. >> we just wanted to job. not necessarily worry about the score. try to make as many plays as we can and get zone. you know, just couldn't get it done, man. >> we didn't play our best football. they made more plays

to. it is why they won. >> that's what every game -- 18-20 game. it is always just a couple of plays. they made them. we didn't. >> can't win if you don't make plays. like i said, i'm not upset. this team gave it everything they got. that's it. reporter: so the patriots end the season with a record of 13-5, one win away from a trip to another super bowl. they left after the game and headed back to new england. they will close things out this morning. bill belichick will have the final press conference and the open locker room availability for players later this morning as well. in denver, california with the patriots. sean: there's always next year; right? erin: and the red sox. sean: of course. in other news, an investigation in to what sparked a fire that destroyed a home in new castle. erin: the fire broke out saturday night. the house was an historic landmark. ray brewer live to tell

saying about the fire. ray: the families that live in the multi-family home lost everything when the building burnt to the ground on saturday night. phyllis lives across the street. she described the scene as the home went up in flames. anything like it. it was a ferocious fire. sparks were flying and the flames were shooting out of the roof, the windows. ray: witnesses say everyone got outside safely. the loss is being felt not just by the people who live there, but by the whole community. painter edmond tarbell lived and works in the house which dates back to the 1800's. >> it is devastating. i think it is the most important house in new castle from the artistic and historical perspective. it is hard to see that. everyone is out safe. that's a good thing. i know that -- they lost

ray: he has a book with some of the his works. he made portraits inside the house. after seeing the home every day, it is sad to see it goes. >> to know it was across the street. it gave me a thrill. to know it is not going to be there anymore is really, really devastating. ray: at least one of the families is staying in the hotel. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: all right. thank you. a massachusetts man is facing charges after police say he hit and killed a pedestrian while driving drunk. the victim, 57-year-old paul gelinas was walking along main street in lincoln saturday night when he was hit from behind. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. the driver, 28-year-old paul larkin, was arrested on a challenge of aggregated dwi. >> we know that people come up here whether you

state, whether you are coming from other parts of the state, or whether you are local and want to go out to dinner and night time. we ask people to be careful and responsible. >> it can happen. it can happen anywhere. when you are walking down the street, you have to be careful, you know? erin: larkin is free on bail and due in court next month. sean: a boil water ordinarier is in effect for lisbon. they are advising people to boil their water for at least two minutes. it comes after e. coli sample. the issue has been addressed. they are waiting for more test results before lifting the order which could happen by wednesday. erin: fish and game officers along with rindge police are investigating a crash in contoocook lake. a car collided on the ice yesterday morning. both vehicles were badly damaged. the driver was taken to the hospital with

anyone who may have witnessed the accident is urged to contact the fish and game officials. sean: a plan to build a new back country hut is sparking some debate. the mountain club is proposing to build a hut less than two miles in to the woods in a section of crawford notch. it could be close enough to the main road so that people who do not get in to the mountains can experience the woods more easily. some hikers argue the area is too crowded. the debate continues. erin: coming up, a bizarre end to a police chase in california. two men had to call 911 after they fled from police in the middle of a snowstorm. sean: do you often feel under the weather? you may be allergic to the cold. kevin: looking at a weak system toward us. a warming trend getting up up above 40 degrees.

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the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: starting off monday morning with partly cloudy skies across the area. temperatures not too bad to take. we're in the teens and 20's. climbing in the upper 20's to mid 30's with a fairly light breeze to go along with it. the clouds up north giving way to sunshine in to the afternoon. details on a warming trend and a couple of

tracking coming up. sean: thanks. that was the scene outside of the white house. a lot of people are digging out after the massive blizzard. 30 deaths blamed on the storm which dumped more than two feet in parts of the gulf coast to new england. we have an update from the nation's capitol. nikole, things still aren't back to normal; right? nikole: not close. they shut down as a caution. it will be a multi-day clean up effort. really the biggest challenge is clearing the streets. they are pretty clear around us here. it is the secondary roads that are more which haven't been touched. that with the frigid temperatures caused the also the federal government shut down with the house postponing its votes in week. other parts of the country are getting back on track. they are resuming for

many of the folks who got stuck this weekend are finally free and back home. one thing that is not back to normal yet? air travel. hundreds of flights are canceled today. although the good news here in d.c. that two of the airports are re-opening this morning. sean: nikole, we can see the snow banks. how much snow did washington get? nikole: the official tally is 18 inches. you can see some of the snow banks here around me. that's really being questioned. many parts of the city, i haven't done a measurement here, actually got more. where i live i got 27 inches. i'm just inside of the beltway. so, you know, it is still unclear why there's such a disparity. what we can tell you is that apparently the device that measures the snow got lost during the storm. we don't know how it happened. weather observers insist the readings are

they stand by it inspite of the conditions. sean: dozens of people were killed in the storms. what are we learning about the victims? >> a lot of people lost their lives from shoveling, which happens when we have big storms like this. this includes a u.s. capitol police officer who suffered a heart attack while shoveling at his home. also carbon monoxide poisoning is to blame for other deaths due to generators and tail pipes covered in snow. because of the poor road conditions, some people lost their lives in fatal crashes. sean: live in washington. thank you very much. erin: california had a rescue mission after two fugitives nearly died in freezing conditions. they tried to pull over a car for swerving. the two men took off running. the left in full force. the police tried to warn

by night fall they were freezing and ended up calling 911 for help. a s.w.a.t. team found them the next morning. >> we knew there was likely they could not survive. i've never seen two people happier to go to jail because they knew they would be dry and warm. erin: both were treated for hypothermia. sean: three inmates escaped a jail on friday. they managed to cut through the steel bars before sneaking through plumbing tunnels and ended up on the roof. they used bed sheets to repel four stories to the ground. the escapees are may be armed. >> i think the public should expect the worst if they are encountering them. >> we will not stop until these individuals are back in our custody. i am confident that will occur. sean: the inmates are charged with murder, attempted murder, and kidnapping.

offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to their capture. erin: a father and son were killed over the weekend in a gun battle that broke out at a gun shop in mississippi. >> i'm still in shock about this. my wife is upset subpoena she's crying. it is really shocking and heartbreaking. because we wasn't expecting nothing like this. erin: authorities say a man and his son went to the shop and become agitated when they were handed a $25 service charge even though their gun was shot fixed. the owner tried to deescalate. shots were fired and the owner and his 17-year-old son were killed. the customer and son were injured. so far no charges have been filed. sean: turning now to sports, the celtics played the 76ers in philadelphia. the c's had no problem beating the nba's worst team. marcus smart buried a

celtics up 43-26. boston kept that momentum going. they went on to win 112-92. they play the washington wizards tonight. erin: congratulations to the gatorade runner of the year, mr. daly. he won the meet of champions and finished 13th at new england and 13th at the foot locker regional championship. he's going to run at boston university -- brown university rather next year. check out the dramatic video of alaska. a keyer took a nasty fall down the mountain. as she tumbled, she narrowly missed some jagged rocks. she sat up in the snow after the fall and said she was okay. she walked away with two injuried fingers. sean: look at that. she was hitting snow.

rin: scary. they got a noise complaint. sean: instead of reprimanding them, he joined in. he said he was going to bring some back up next time. the next time he came to the neighborhood, he brought shaquille o'neal with him. why not? he really wanted to win that game. who do i know that's pretty good at basketball? we'll grab him. if you tend to get headaches or have watery eyes, you may be allergic to the cold. adults. people suffer from the conditions that are temperatures they may experience redness,

anti-fa lactic shock. being allergic to the cold. kevin: kind of like the peanut thing? it's crept over. allergies never was out there and a thing. erin: maybe i'm allergic to the weather. sean: i thought it was the weather man. research here in the building. kevin: i think we finally hit on something here. it's been ten years of that. a lot of sunshine and light winds. afternoon highs from the upper 20's to mid 30's. it will be turning breezy later this evening. tomorrow will be a mild day. temperatures jump in to the lower half of the 40's. a couple of snow showers a possibility tomorrow evening. giving way to fair skies by wednesday. quiet her on thursday. another week system trying to arrive on friday. the pattern that we're

storms which will be located well off shore over the next ten days to two weeks. several of them will be a possibility. most of those continuing to stay away and off shore for the present time. we'll let you know as we get closer if any of those try to get closer to the coastline. we start off early this morning watching this system back out in the central plains. eventually tomorrow could be in a rain shower around in the afternoon. by then, temperatures should be warm enough. then we'll see that chance of a snow shower tomorrow evening or early on wednesday. temperatures really not too bad early this morning. there's the little bit of a five to ten mile an hour breeze this morning. some of the lower valleys dropping in to the teens. a lot of lower 20's. teens in the north country. looks like through the day the clouds up north try to break apart. southern areas, partly to mostly going anywhere from 33 and 36. again with a breeze around five to ten miles an hour. a much lighter wind than what we've been having

out there. later on this evening we'll continue to see partly cloudy skies across the area. temperatures overnight easing back in to the upper teens to mid 20's. tomorrow any sort of early sunshine giving way to clouds. notice the chance of a sprinkle or light rain shower. temperatures from the mid 30's to lower half of the 40's tomorrow afternoon. a little melting going on. from there, quite a few clouds around tuesday evening. the chance of a passing rain or snow shower should give way to clearing skies and a breeze. temperatures in the 30's to near 40 degrees on wednesday. the cooler air starts to rush in. then we get a weak area of high pressure in control for thursday. from there, you'll notice the trough digging out west. that will be the next system which moves across wednesday in to thursday. right now looks like it will be far enough off shore we don't see any sort of major snow from it on friday. closest pass on friday. that would be the next quote unquote possible system. at least right now most of the maps keep that off shore.

mid 30's. lighter breeze out there today. then we drop in to the 20's later on tonight under partly cloudy skies. the breeze starts to pick up. your extended forecast showing temperatures through the next couple of afternoons up from the mid 30's to lower half of the 40's. cooler air starts to win out by thursday with fair skies. then friday quite a few more clouds around. there will be a weak clipper through thebreak great lakes. it is going to try to link up with the system. most of the maps keep them separated. getting in to the weekend, temperatures still 30's to near 40. sean: warmer out there. kevin: you won't be as alargic. erin: we're lacking snow. the snow sculpting has been pushed back because of the lack of snow. it was scheduled for this weekend.

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sean: it become part of the display at the autoshow. they were dressed in outfits made from the same material as the interior as some of the cars and trucks. it is called entether. it is more durable than leather. it still looks great. erin: interesting. those are cool designs. sean: yeah. is it corinthian leather? efferent moving on, a man made an interesting discovery while snorkeling in new zealand. he came across a fish with feet. it is actually a frog fish which is a type of angler wish. kevin: not only can it walk, it has a strong and quick bite.

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you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get but so many families don't feel that's not the way america i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health caret so people canr actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i