more and more people are working in the tourism sector point the farm has seventy guides including greg hall pocket money a biologist from germany. i've always lived somewhere where it's cold i like cold weather and snow this thing is that the longer it lasts the better so it's great that the winter season is so long here that if you're lucky you can go dog sledding from october to late june it's perfect. one of the most beautiful dog sled tours goes to the scott tunnel glacier. after three hours they arrive at their destination a small home in the middle of the glacier. the hole goes down thirty metres leading to a labyrinth of bizarre ice tunnels that snow will to dog into the glacier last summer. they provide a look at the inside of the glacier ventures like this are attracting creasing numbers of people to be arctic. spits back in the gateway to the north pole and the landscape straight out of a fairytale. just ahead some people prefer the cold weather to the wall of the sun and many people cheers to living colder climates whereas a couple who search for twenty years to find the perfect

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with greg hall, nidia han and meteorologist chris sowers. >>> breaking news this noon out of were douglasnty colorado. a sheriff's deputy is dead after shots rang out. according to the sheriff's office, the deputies to a domestic disturbance call. two unidentified civilians were also shot by the suspect. the suspect is believed to be dead. again, five deputies have been shot, one killed and two civilians shot in douglas county can colorado. officials set up an emergency shelter for those displaced by the investigation. >>> also brake, this noon, a man under arrest after police discovered weapons in his hotel room in houston texas just hours before the hotel is set to host the new year's eve celebration. according to ktrk, investigators responded to the hyatt regency for the report of an erratic and belligerent man. they found a number of weapons in the man's room and in his vehicle, the man has been taken to jail where he is in question this afternoon. >>> we're saying good-bye to 2017, and hello to 2018. under an accu weather alert as below freezing temperatures continues to linger, mete

greg: yeah, well, actually granddad rock. why can't you just identify as iraq and roll hall of famer? >> exactly. r] data rock is great. data rock is rock. greg: it used to be called classic rock. we need to end it make it 51 to 91 and historical arrogance have to end like the reformation and the renaissance soul rock 'n roll is planning on going on forever. it's not. it's a good 40 year period and a great idea i just had. greg: i will say that bon jovi brought a lot of people pleasure by retiring. jason, thoughts on this? i know you are a cars and. >> good times roll. i love the cars. i grew up on the cars but they are all dead bands and if i asked my 25 -year-old son he would say yeah this sticks and some of these other bands and i don't know if you start into paying indian casinos in the middle of arizona i don't know that you should qualify for. greg: by the way, they have great venues. i love those. how dare you, jason. the most popular requested artist at rest homes are bon jovi because they make death more welcoming to the people there. when they hear bon jovi they can't wait to leave the e

greg: i don't know. it seems there has got more breaks than a pool hall. right back. >> kimberly: don't retire on that one. you've had better. >> greg: hillary treated the fbi the waybill treated interns. it was a hot tub of special treatment. this is the collusion. the media has been all about collusion with the russians and that is dwindling. for christmas they expected a pony and all they are going to get is a lump of coal which is fitting because we have revitalized the coal industry. >> jesse: dana, as the most fair and balanced person at this table excluding myself, do you think mueller and his team's integrity has clouded the issue so much where whatever he does next, fair-minded people are going to say and have doubts -- >> dana: fair-minded people? we are talking about fair-minded people? i don't think so at this point. part of it is that legal issues, legal investigations are usually super locked down and quiet and nobody talks. mueller hasn't given an interview. he hasn't talked to anybody. so there's all these allegations swirling around and th

country stars mel tillis and glen campbell and rock and roll hall of famers fats brothers greg almond time and we are back with what's hot on the web the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> all right. first up while vacationing in florida the president suggested climate change could be a good thing. he tweeted "in the east it could be the coldest new year's eve on record. perhaps we could use a little bit of that good old global warwarming that our country but not other countries is going to pay trillions of dollars to protect against ." according to the world meteorological organization last year was the hottest on record. >> california as only issued 42 retail licenses for shops to sell pot. recreationally that is. so most cities will not have places to legally buy marijuana including los angeles and san francisco. about 150 applications for pot shops are still pending. >> two nurses being hailed as heroes for saving a man's life mid flight. it hpe aboard delta airlines. the two nurses from north carolina a mom and her daughter were flying together

let's talk about it all with one of the reporters who broke the story, with greg miller of the "washington post," and steve hallh us, retired cia chief of russia relations. so much that stands out here, but that last part the concer that this is affecting national security operations. what more can you tell us? >> that, to us, was the organizing principle for our reporting. we wanted to understand what are the real implications across the government of this position that trump has taken on election interference, on his refusal to accept it, and it radiates across the country and affects every agency, the cia, the state department and the fbi as well. in two ways, really, as you said, they have to tiptoe around this and can't talk to the president about it, and they have to find work arounds to make things happen. and also because of trump's impulses, the administration tried to undo some of the punishments the obama administration put in place before it left office, trying to flo explore for months, giving back two compounds that the obama administration seized from russia. our story attempts to be a comprehens

[laughter] >> greg: she was like, i am friends with trump. i have a hallass. >> marie: he had a team of misfit toys with him during the campaign. a lot of republicans didn't think he would win. she was someone who worked for him when almost no one else would. she got rewarded with a white house job which a lot of us or sort of concerned about. >> dana: the woman from chicago, they got in fights. >> greg: kimberly, would you like to talk about omarosa or the election? >> kimberly: all of this. >> greg: is this a blow to the trump administration? >> kimberly: believe me. they are like, d- how many days for her to go? no surprise. the only shocking thing is she lasted this long to be quite honest. she has a bone to pick with everybody. issues from the minute she was there. >> dana: didn't she have a big wedding party there? >> marie: there were stories about how she would leave pairs of shoes all over the west wing. she would wear them to meetings and then leave them there. >> kimberly: i think they are happy about this. >> greg: obviously the bigger story, d

greg abbott. we had offices just down the hall if each other. in -- from each other. in 2005, he was appointed by governor rick perry to serve as associate justice on the texas supreme court, and he's been reelected by the people of texas to that court in 2006 and again in 2012. i can't tell you how proud i am to see justice willett confirmed as a judge on the fifth circuit and to see his lifetime of service continue in this new arena. jim ho took a different path to the fifth circuit, but his story is just as powerful as an example of the american dream. jim was born in taipei, taiwan. he immigrated to the united states with his family when he was just 1 years old. for the first few years of his life, his family lived with relatives in queens, new york. jim learned english watching "sesame street." his family then moved to southern california where he attended high school and then went on to college at stanford university. in 1996 jim enrolled at the university of chicago law school where he graduated with high honors in 1999. he then moved to texas for the first tim

hall of fame. here's a look at the album they released that year. ♪. gregthink they're getting better and better. they are just getting started, joe. joe, in the near distant future i don't care what you think what you looking forward to? >> i think it's unfair that people look to this past year and don't let people enjoy particular such as she had a good c-17 and people got all over and then she had a wonderful year and i couldn't be happier that we are engaged. greg: you guys do seem like the perfect couple. you're the yin and yang. she super successful and beautiful. >> and i have most mighty. [laughter] and now that we've said that is in it hard to picture either but not the other? greg: is the art of persuasion. you put it in taylor's head. i'll get her home phone number for you. dave, what do you see happening? >> it seems obvious to me that we will all have slowly morphed into trump. he is in our minds. we will all start becoming a little more orange and will all starting getting weird her plugs and will start speaking only in twitter languages. it's

greg: even at the prayer breakfast he can't stop. [cheering and applause] congratulations, president from. one year after your election made it into the creepiest collection in america. the walt disney world hall of presidents. >> it's a privilege to serve as president of the united states, to stand here amongst so many great leaders of our past and to work on behalf of the american people. greg: that thing scares the [bleep] crap out of me. do you think that look like trump? that is not true. that's the guy from police academy. let's watch it again. >> it's a privilege to serve as the president of the united states. to stand here among so many great leaders of our past and to work on the behalf of the american people. greg: on second thought -- [laughter] that's hillary in a wig. [laughter] she will do anything for attention, anything. anyway, robot trump is nowhere near as interesting or as scary as the real thing. just ask anyone in isis if you can find one who has not been reduced to a fine mist but it's not just isis that felt's wrath. consider the entertainment world or what's left of it. look at the once fierce rapper eminem's own irrelevance and forced himself to leave for donner's att

hall. the north philly aztecs. how are you feeling? this is the coach greg bonner.obviously you guys came away with the junior varsity championship. got to be pretty awesome. >> yes, the experience was great. i mean, the trip going down, we only had probably two players on the team that had ever take answer flight. >> is that right. >> yes. we experienced little bit of turbulence, so it was an experience. >> talk about the game itself. you guys won, in shut out fashion, pretty impressive. >> yes. we, in order to even make it to the superbowl, we had to beat two florida teams. which had never been done. first game we won, 34 to 14. the second game was 42 to eight. and then we played north carolina in the superbowl, we beat those guys 28 to zero. >> pretty good stuff. now, you guys are wearing special jerseys. let me see the back every those jerseys. you got wiz on there, coach wiz, who passed away last year , and he was the president of the football club. >> yes. >> talk about what he meant to you guys. >> he meant everything to the program. there was never a time wh

greg: even at the prayer breakfast he can't stop. [cheering and applause] congratulations, president from. one year after your election made it into the creepiest collection in america. the walt disney world hallents. >> it's a privilege to serve as president of the united states, to stand here amongst so many great leaders of our