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actual temperatures that are in the teens and very low 20's feel even colder. these are the wind chills, well below zero over 6,000 feet at the top of mound washington, a bitterly cold arctic 46 below. single digits to near 10 elsewhere. overnight tonight into tomorrow morning all of that frigid air to our north and west will continue to drift in. having said that no record lows over the next couple days, so we're not talking about anything unheard of for this time of year, it just that we haven't

>> he is about 26 months old and at the time when i was pregnant with him i was actively using. reporter: homeless, addicted and 8 months along, she met registered nurse carrie norton, an obgyn who had seen too many young women like her. >> they're at risk for losing their children, for dying, for not inteeg supported. reporter: they tried to fine the care she needed in new hampshire. another state.

another state. >> addiction is a mental healthiness and they can't just stop. just say no doesn't work. and who wouldn't want to do something to help their baby. it a very motivating time, but unfortunately the brain has been taken over by these chemicals and it's really difficult. reporter: as they look for funding help, dr. arnold will move her own family out of their big haven hill farmhouse in rochester, which has approval for eight women and their babies to move in, hopefully by fall. >> we're going to have family meals, family meetings, we're

do that depends on leadership, and in particular new leadership. that's not part of the divided battles of our past. of the three candidates kawferring themselves in the democratic party, i'm the only one that has the ability to say that i haven't been part of the 30 or 40 years in washington leading this gridlock. i'm not a socialist, i don't believe in wall street crony capitalism. i believe we can fix what's wrong with our country and our economy, but we need to bring people together to do it.

we need that in america today. >> well, i've done it all my lifetime, i've put together more bipartisan proposals, whether it was welfare reform, balancing the federal budget, or whether it's in ohio lifting ohio in a variety of ways and bringing people together. it's a matter of respect and it's a matter of putting country ahead of party and ahead of politics. if you do that, show respect, reach out, find areas of agreement, you can solve this problem. >> i've done a lot of work with the other side on criminal justice reform.

also i'm a physician, i believe in solving problems. my believe is in more freedom for people, but it isn't dependent on the party. >> there's some issues we'll have to have elections about. the democratic party is a big government party, they think issue before america can be solved with a new tax or government program. that's why we have elections. i think we can work together on national security on issues like modernizing higher education. but primarily on taxes, on government in our economy, i think those are issues we'll have to have elections over and put the right people in charge. it one of the reasons why i'm running for president. >> the best thing to do is have a president who is trustworthy and not give -- divisive. i served in the senate and got pieces of legislation passed on health care, on welfare we form, on pro-life legislation, on national security legislation. i was the author of, in many cases with a liberal democrat on

for is contrary to america's interests. but i think there is more space. but you have to work at it every day, you have to build those relationships, you have to learn to trust each other, even if you disagree. that some folks who run for the congress need to learn that it's not a dictatorship. it's a legislative body. you may have your ideas, you may have campaigned and told your constituents you're going to washington to do x, yoz, but

be close by. but being five days out, the impact for new hampshire very much uncertain at this moment. what we're certain of is the cold and gusty winds, wringing out the available moisture, could bring a dusting to couple temperatures statewide again very cold, upper teenses, lower 20's. 20 in manchester. lower 20's all the way down through hudson and nashua and over towards the coast not a lot

be watching for out there on the josh: continuing our commitment 2016 series of questions for the candidates, how would you break down the political wall dividing the parties? >> when i was governor i governed in the most lopsided state in the entire country. more democrats, fewer republicans than any other state. and that surprises a lot of people. but i'll tell what you that was good for. it taught me how to govern. you win legislative battles by knowing two things, rules and

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