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each 32nd spot costs about -- 30-second spot costs about $5 million. the expectations are so high. erin: we will be watching for the commercials. political coverage continues in the next half hour with the focus of the presidential race turning to new hampshire. we will break down what to

quiet. it is moving completely up to speed through concord. we are seeing about a 21-minute ride from new hampshire down to the state line in salem. 293 is up to speed. no delays getting through the lane shifts between exit four and the everett turnpike. out at the seacoast, 101 is up to speed. from massachusetts to maine, 93

his predictions are not always on the mark. since 1988, the famous groundhog has been right 13 times, but wrong 15 times. he is about 50/50. kevin: it depends what part of the country you are talking about. he makes this widespread declaration about the lower 48. erin: i love that they are already out there at 5:45. sean: full dress.

ray brewer will have a look at which contenders are in the state today. sean: you got about four hours of sleep, holding a rally already in new hampshire. on this date in 1887, they held the first groundhog festival in punxsutawney. kevin: more often than not, he does see his shadow. that is kind of the expectation going in. that is with the calendar tells you anyway. i think we wedd

their day in march. more than 1400 student-athletes will be honored. the students need a b plus average and a varsity letter to be honored. sean: today is groundhog day. a big celebration is taking place at gobblers knob in pennsylvania. they are waiting for punxsutawney phil to make his annual appearance. if he sees his shadow, it is supposed to mean six more weeks of winter. if he doesn' his predictions are not always on the mark.

charge. >> the bush tax cut, wall street reform, and obamacare. the bipartisan policy center studied polarization in america. the president should hold regular, monthly meetings with congressional leaders was among sean: usually when the they are bundled up. today, it is going to be kind of nice. kevin: it is not going to be