Nightly News | February 10, 2012
Water usage spikes after Super Bowl
Apparently, the most-watched TV show of all time captivated viewers until the very end. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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This content comes from Closed Captioning that was broadcast along with this program.
>>> even though it's been a few days, the super bowl continues to makes news. it was one of the best football games in super bowl history, not to mention the world champion new york giants' stunning victory. it was also the most watched tv show of any kind for all time. it went down to the wire. it's estimated eight out of every ten tv sets in new york were tuned to the game. we now know new york fans held it in the whole time because water usage in the city of new york spiked 13% in those first moments after the game. the water level in a major reservoir north of the city actually decreased by two inches. the good news for madonna, there was a spike in water use at halftime, but it leveled off as soon as she took the stage.