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From the street and into the homes will be torn up and replaced. the city handed out filters, they didn't work, and two cases of bottled water every two weeks isn't enough for so many families. and thus far the people who qualify for bottled water have been told by and large they've got to come and get it. and for most that has meant long lines in the hot sun. so with us as promised on the broadcast tonight new jersey's democratic governor phil murphy. governor, first off thank you for seeing through your commitment and joining us tonight. and let's first off stipulate one thing. lead pipes an...

Living 16 ounces at a time wondering every day where and how they're going to get clean water, why hasn't the state stepped in? why no distribution? why hasn't the national guard been called out? >> brian, it's good to be on. the state has stepped in a in a big way and i appreciate all the faith leaders, corporations and others who have stepped up to offer water and contributed water. the state has stepped up for 70,000 cases. so the fact of the matter is water is being distributed every day. in fact it's now four cases in four different locations in newark. there were no lines in the hot sun ...

The city handed out filters, they didn't work, and two cases of bottled water every two weeks isn't enough for so many families. and thus far the people who qualify for bottled water have been told by and large they've got to come and get it. and for most that has meant long lines in the hot sun. so with us as promised on the broadcast tonight new jersey's democratic governor phil murphy. governor, first off thank you for seeing through your commitment and joining us tonight. and let's first off stipulate one thing. lead pipes and lead in newark's water predate your term in office. but with 15...

Why hasn't the state or law enforcement in the state done more to protect kids. is that fair and how do you respond to them? >> i think they have a very reasonable and fair question to ask. i think a lot of it comes down to local resources and local schools, and local churches and businesses being willing to put some of their resources in hiring professionals or training as many people in their schools as they possibly can to defend. there's not enough federal agents, not enough state agents, not enough local police to defend against these random acts. >> harris: before we let you go, one last...