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Mitt Romney hugs David Nierenberg after speaking on faith on December 6, 2007 ((Getty Images))
After Mitt Romney channeled John F. Kennedy, we will check in with the states that matter to see how his speech about his faith is playing in the major primary states. Also: a look at the rules governing commercial realty, and the lack of commercial rent control, and two views on the legacy of Dan Doctoroff.
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MTA's Human Face
Bobby Cuza, NY1 transit reporter, discusses the MTA's plan to introduce managers for individual subway lines.
How would you fix the subway?
How would you fix the subway?
Primary Check In
Josh Rogers, the statehouse correspondent for New Hampshire Public Radio checks back in to see what the big stories are in their primary states.
Realty Bites
Sam Chandan, Chief Economist at Reis, an economic think tank and trend tracker, tells us about commercial space in the city and why there isn't commercial rent control.
Doctoroff Legacy
Majora Carter, executive director of Sustainable South Bronx, and Mitchell Moss professor of Urban Planning and Policy at NYU, weigh in on Doctoroff's impact on the five boroughs.
The New Airmail
Henry Harteveldt travel industry analyst with Forrester Research, talks about the future of email on domestic flights.
Open Phones: What Are Your Weekend Plans?
Do you have a jolly holiday weekend in store? Tell us about your weekend plans.
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