new jersey needs to ensure that its fiscal infrastructure is world class, its role as a transportation hub, unmatched. >> that was new jersey governor, chris christie, of course, back in 2012, vowing to maintain his state's infrastructure. now governor christie has another bridge problem. so does the rest of the country, beyond what happened with the george washington bridge problem. this year, new jersey's transportation commissioner closed several bridges that are at risk of falling down. and he says 500 more bridges need repairs across the state of new jersey. when it comes to aging infrastructure, it's another part of wider problem in the u.s. overall. according to american road and transportation builder's association, over 60,000 bridges in our country, across the country, are structurally deficient, which means dangers in some places, and certainly in need of repair. as the new york times reported today, the new jersey transportation trust fund is running out of money and chris christie's a likely 2016 candidate for president isn't helping to fix the problem. many of the voters supported an