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shelley: here are steve terruso and bonnie griffin at new hampshire lottery headquarters. they won $50,000 in saturday' s drawing for picking 4 of the 5 correct numbers, and the powerball. just one number away from it all. they say this was not a quick pick and that it came at a good time. they' ll use the prize money to pay for oil, and other bills. five tickets holders in new hampshire won the 50,000 dollar prize in the last drawing. one number away. tom: for little bit more snow tonight, but most of it is gone. mike: every several little bit of extra time, then a windy day tomorrow. shelley: thanks for joining us for news9 tonight at 11:00.

shelley: here are steve terruso and bonnie griffin at new hampshire lottery headquarters. they won $50,000 in saturday' s drawing for picking 4 of the 5 correct numbers, and the powerball. just one number away from it all. they say this was not a quick pick and that it came at a good time. they' ll use the prize money to pay for oil, and other bills. five tickets holders in new hampshire won the 50,000 dollar prize in the last drawing. one number away. tom: for little bit more snow tonight, but most of it is gone. mike: every several little bit of extra time, then a windy day tomorrow. shelley: thanks for joining us for news9 tonight at 11:00. tom: jimmy kimmel live is next, followed by night line. have a good night. cordes: they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies bernie tells the truth, he understands and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. [ h

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reporter steve towa of our sister station kyw news radio was in the courtroom. >> reporter: before he was sentenced griffinpbell told the judge he asked himself and god what to say to the families. in his words i asked god to touch their hearts and ease their pain saying tragedy shocked the city to the core, judge glenn brownson sentenced 51 year-old campbell to 15 to 30 years in prison. assistant d.a., jennifer selber say campbell repeatedly took shortcuts at the job site. >> there was litany of decisions made by the defendant that was in exchange of trying to pad his pockets verse doing things safely and he was rolling d ice each time. >> reporter: at trial jury cleared campbell of the most serious third degree murder charges but convicted him of six counts of involuntary manslaughter, multiple counts of recklessly endanger another person, aggravated assault and causing a catastrophe. william hobson maintain campbell was fall guy for higher ups involved with the project who were not charged. >> the only two people quick of this horrible tragedy had two things in common: they are black and they are from n

shelley: here are steve terruso and bonnie griffin at new hampshire lottery headquarters. they won $50,000 in saturday' s drawing for picking 4 of the 5 correct numbers, and the powerball. just one number away from it all. they say this was not a quick pick and that it came at a good time. they' ll use the prize money to pay for oil, and other bills. five tickets holders in new hampshire won the 50,000 dollar