sucks. >> trevor: cramping at thirty-two. road life?oor eating, drinking. everything. i need to take a daily vitamin probably. i need to get back off my ex-girlfriend. >> trevor: i like you have narrowed it down. >> yes. trevor: down to the key things. >> i know the things i have to do. i don't do them. >> trevor: that's everyone. health, life. you have to work out, eat well. you know the things we don't do them. you do comedy, man. you were in south africa recently. why were you fighting with the media. >> i wasn't fighting with the media. my south african show went horribly. [laughing] >> shows go poorly sometimes. it sucks when you fly 15 hours for a show to suck. that was a long way to go to do poorly. [laughing] >> trevor: you know what is weird, it didn't suck. this was the strange thing. >> yes. trevor: some of the reporters in south africa didn't think you were a median. >> ya. trevor: not in a bad way. let me explain this. they thought that you, you were a man who speaks out against rape. because of the bill cosby thing. people

and so cramped. are too young to fully grasp the value, they might still find it just plain cool. canon. >> reporter: you want to fire a >> yeah. >> reporter: in tampa, adrienne pedersen, news channel 8. >> and you can catch the ship by the convention center this tampa till march 6th. tickets are $10 for adult, $5 for children age 5 to 12 and kids under 5 are free. >>> what a beautiful evening. right now, here's a lye view from lakewood ranch. just a little bit of orange on the horizon. a beautiful sunset underway right now. current temperature right now in tampa is 60 degrees. st. petersburg, you're 59. so a little cool this evening with temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. out to dinner or going out on the town, you might want a light jacket as it will be on by 9:30 p.m., temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s. overnight tonight, temperatures dropping down to 45 degrees. 50s. 40s. north, temperatures will be in the upper 30s to lower 40s. so pretty chilly night for citrus and hernando and low- lying inland locations as well. so chilly temperatures for one more night. satell

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planes have actually gotten more cramped. a travel editor. >> over the last 10 years the see the pitch the distance between one seat and another from the back of one seat to down between 4 and 6." that's a significant amount. and the actual width is shrunk two inches. >> reporter: and americans got larger. on average, both men and women are 24 pounds heavier and an inch taller than they were in the 1960s. while the tighter quarters are government approved a congressman from tennessee says it's unsafe and should be regulated more. >> there will be a crash and there will be people who will not be able to get out of an airplane because of this situation. >> reporter: congressman cohen's amendment didn't pass today in the house committee vote. captain pete russo said it wouldn't fly with the airlines, either. after all, they are in the business to make money. >> economics determines the size of the human space. >> maybe i'll pay a little more to be more comfortable, right? >> reporter: when you book your flight go, to air smaller

hand cramp. hand cramp! sue, put that stuff away and get ready for school. mom, i am a junior now. it is not about high school anymore. it's about college. i have been working on this scholarship essay since 4:00 a.m. since when are you interested in studying american forestry? hey, for 50 bucks, i will study anything they want me to. i am also applying for the local al-anon scholarship. i have to write an essay about my hardships and how i've overcome them. [ gasps ] speaking of, would you guys describe yourselves as more escapist drinkers or panic drinkers? escapist, definitely. now let's go. you can do this after school. n-- i can't. i'm picking up extra shifts at spudsy's for my college fund.

before, it was dark and cramped. an efficient flow for the employees to make the cupcakes. -the store looks great. -tonnie: it looks good. lauren: these are awesome. they've been selling like crazy. man: all right. let me get one. lemonis: welcome to tonnie's. come on in. woman: hi. how are you? lemonis: you're gonna make a cupcake with me, okay? woman: yes, sir. lemonis: okay, so which one do you want? woman: got to go with the red velvet. lemonis: okay, i'm gonna take the strawberry and sponge together. okay, let's go to the next place. our frosting choices. woman: gonna do half cream cheese and half strawberry. lemonis: oh, see, now you're mixing it up a little. woman: yes. lemonis: we finally launched the do-it-yourself. the signage is now clear and understandable. the toppings bar is easy for kids and adults to see and pick from. thank you. woman: thank you very much. employee: enjoy. lemonis: i am part of the family. the best part was seeing tonnie pay his mom back. tonnie: as you know, over the years, you've b

tough love. he told them not to be seduced by privilege. for many this is the place to be. crowds are cramped outside of the pope residents. you feel his presence just by being close? yes of course >> the hope also met tonight >> the pope is >>> a new nash vil inspired restaurant is now open in the tri-state. nashville hot. it is located in the butter milk shops. nash vit style hot chicken is one the this years hottest food trends. >>> hundreds went for a run under wear. the fun run was about a mile long which here sure felt longer it is all for a good cause. they were raising awareness for the children tumor foundation. >>> i was huddled under the covers all morning. i knew that as soon as i was coming in to work it was full throttle on the snow forecast but tonight we are quiet. awful the counties highlighted here including cincinnati, winter weather advisory goes into effect at noon tomorrow. and will be in effect through 10:00 in the morning on monday. in this area we are expected 1 to 3 inches of snow beginning tomorrow. just to the east of those adams, highland, brown and mason county a

seats are cramped... it's uncomfortable... (walter) but what happened on a flight out of washington state recently went way beyond *cranky behavior... to *heartless. russell is here to explain. 3 (russell) it happened on a allergies, was asked to get off the plane... and when the family left... the other passengers actually *clapped. but they had *no idea what the family was dealing with. 3 (russell here's the deal... little giovani was on the trip of a lifetime with his parents... in fact, it was on his "bucket list"... but giovanni is allergic to dogs... and he had an extreme reaction to a service animal on the plane... he broke out in hives... and couldn't stop scratching. that delayed takeoff... for about 90-minutes... finally, the crew asked the family to get off the plane... and the other passengers started clapping... that hurt little giovanni's feelings. he felt so ashamed. 3 (russell) and adding to his heavy heart: his dad's health. giovanni's father is suffering from stage four throat cancer... this trip was supposed

flight delays, cramped seats, waiting on the tarmac for hours... the list of typical airline passenger complaints goes on and on. but one johnston man says his worst flight experience ever came on a day when he was bumped up to first class.. we'll tell you about discovery... and how the airline some light snow is falling along this morning. the winds will remain out of the northwest between 15 and 25 mph today, this will help keep temperatures on the cool side, making it the coolest day of the week. if you have been longing for the warmth to return, you'll just have to wait until friday. this will be the start of a major warm up over the few following days. friday's high should be above average, but saturday afternoon looks to be the warmest day over the next week with highs reaching the upper 50s and lower coming up next. airline hear why this man says he'll never fly again without first checking his seat. the disgusting discovery that has the airline shelling out a thousand we've all heard our fair share of airplane horror stories.... but a des m

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senator charles schumer says airliners are too cramped for space and he wants to make changes and he wants the association to do something about it. he says airlines have been cutting down living room and seat width. he says he will add an amendment to the f.a.a. reauthorization bill that is pending before congress that would require the agency to set the seat size guidelines. we'll keep you posted. >> that's something ill commonly hear people unhappy with the cramped planes and some are better than others. >> fortunately most of my flying is just up to massachusetts so i'm not -- it's like an hour and half so i don't to do too much long distance flying. a whopping five and nine and a half or so-so i understand for people who are tall. >> don't want to shell out for first class. >> yeah. >> i tell you what beautiful start but a cold start to sunday morning. >> the weather back home is going to be beautiful today. so we've got the sun coming up over up town right now. clear start to the day although it's chilly. with the clear sky and calm wind temperatures have fallen into the 30s. w

barbara: this could cramp the morning commute. a rock slide in a colorado canyon has closed a major east-west highway forcing drivers on a 140-mile detour until tomorrow. that went into effect yesterday after a second rock slide in glenwood canyon. no one was hurt but two trucks were damaged. john: that will put a cramp in the commute. here is don. we have more sunshine after this rain? don: we have a little bit of rain now and when we look at the chances the next six days i threw in a 30% chance today but that morning. by this afternoon it is zero and stays zero through sunday. by monday rain chances return weather. live look at first alert doppler xp and on the most powerful radar in the carolinas right now we see a couple of spots of light rain left through the region. we are not seeing anything heavy. you see it in lee and chatham and southern and western portions of wake county including holly springs, southern apex. also around wilson to tarboro. we have a live look into joined raleigh under cloudy skies, light in the sky, 4

steve mason also had muscle cramps. >>> lasalle at george washington today. colonials put on a shooting clinic. gw shot 63 percent from the field in the first half. ten of two from the three-point line. the from the opening tip to the final buzzer they could not miss beating explorers by 40, nine on-50. >>> temple looking back, and, houston tonight. and nast cat the with the 58th running of the daytona 500. dale earnhardt junior considered a favorite won but he his luck runs out with 30 lap toss go. matt can set had the lead on the final lap. watch what happens. falls all the way back to 14th. so martin truex will be will be neck and neck and hamlin will win it the by about, 4 inches. so closing finish in race's history. look at the that. >> hamlin gets his first daytona 500 victory by a nose. by a hair. >> really, that is something. >> yes. >> thanks, jamie. >>> a look at your workweek forecast up next here on "action news". >> that is right, meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. ♪

. >>> some british designers think their invention could make cramped flyers more comfortable. the twister seat adjusts when a passenger moves. it takes up the same space as a typically economy seat. the company says several airlines are independence. >>> a coming up on "cbs this morning," a look at another seat plan. airbus' proposal for bench seating that could end up more money. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now. meet facebook's new emjois and does your job get other people to swipe right? hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >>> stocks on wall street rebounded from early losses to close with modest gains. the s&p gained eight points and the nasdaq climbed 39 points. >>> 20% of human resources managers, 1 in 5, admit women at their company earn less than men for the same work. according to a just released survey. men are three times as likely to earn six figures according to career builds surveyor and nearly the same percentage of men and women say they are satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs. >>> according to a security researcher, some o

already they have had 70 dot trucks out along with 20 contractor trucks or cramping for that sleet we are expecting for your morning drive. sitting there waiting to be used on the roads. widespread prepping from the department of transportation. 20 degree temperatures. he says he won't be behind the wheel come monday morning. he iit is not just the morning commute. things could get a little slippery. fully stocked with shovels and scrapers for your car and flashlights in case of power issues. much-needed ice melt. just another round of prep work as people get ready for a back out here, the road is not seeing any trucks coming out just yet. they plan to hit the road and start treating once again come midnight. joel: good time to pick up an extra bag of ice melts. the next 12 to 18 hours of the most critical. stay one step ahead of any winter weather by downloading our first alert weather app. get any school closings and delays as well. heather: we are working to get answers about how an 11-year-old was shot. the sheriff telling us the child is recovering and wake medical. you can see y

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thousands of refugees are cramped into camps along the turkish border. they have been trying to free the fighting in their homes. >> reporter: this camp is home to tens of thousands of syrians who have been recently displaced as a direct result of russian air strikes. this piece of land not far from the border of turkey used to be empty. now thousands of tents are cramped together separated by winding footpaths and far ee owe streets. they're lined by boys and girls who have had their childhood taken from them due to war. they're traumatised by war and abandoned by the international community. this buy is two weeks old. his parents left their home when of the air strikes. >> translation: we left because the air strikes. they were nonstop and relentless >> reporter: they slept in a car for a week before she went into labor. it was only after the baby was born that they were given a tent. they say russian is trying to change the ethnic make up of parts of syria. >> translation: no, no, no. it is not true. they are not targeting i.s.i.l. they are targeting

. >> if you ever felt cramps on the airline right now, >> the move that can happen today to give you extra leg room. >> free at last. >> back on dry land, thousands of passengers talked about the angry seas opening up for the first time of what they call >>> right now at 6:00, bundle up before you send the kids out for school. most of the areas are in afrost advisory. we don't gt as many boots and like to take advantage of it. this is the warmest things i i own at this point >> layers is the key today. not just because it iscold this morning but because it is actually going to be mild this afternoon, you will want to be able to peel off the layers. we have sunshine coming uphere sdr temperatures by this afternoon in the mid-60s is going to feel warm compare to where we are. the frost advisories continue for inland counties and away from the coast and in fact no longer including any part of pinellas but the rest of it is under a frost advisory until 9 a.m.. >> there you can see the contrast right along the coast. >> it is still cold. >> we have sent our lindsay logue out on the field,

most of us look at riding the subway as a cramped, noisy necessity. but for 50-year-old darrius, it's an addictive high and riding isn't enough. what goes through your mind when you get behind the controls or the wheel? >> what goes through my mind is the enjoyment, the thrill, the satisfaction. to know how to do it and do it better than other people. >> darrius has done it since he was a kid. he spoke to me in his first tv interview ever from rikers island, where he's been unable charge for allegedly helping himself to ran empty greyhound bus in hoboken and ending up in brooklyn. why don't you stop? >> i don't know how to stop. i don't know how to fight that feeling on my own. >> that feeling has caused him to be arrested 30 times in 35 years. every time he gets out of prison, security alerts are posted in mans transit hub ss transit hubs. nabbed after driving an in service e subway train, he was nabbed at age 15. but darrius now reveals that wasn't the first time. >> i had been driving trains since the age of 12. >> that year darrius was stabbed by

the eu is cramping our style and damaging our freedom. >> sharpening his persuasive skills is now his biggest task. >> we spoke to our brussels correspondent and asked him if cameron's very positive response to the proposals mean that there's is real progress being made here. >> it is a move that will get us one step closer to a referendum. david cameron has already indicated -- they will campaign in favor of the u.k. staying in the european union. and the starting shop has been fired. brent: that is david reporting for us. john kerry has voiced concerns about territory in libya. there are efforts to stop the terror group. >> ministers must come up with that. the danger is far from over. it is the risk of the so-called islamic state. there will soon be a national unity government agreed by all the countries parties. even the secretary of state sees the danger in the unstable government. the strategy has so far been successful. >> we have interrupted their capacity to get there. >> crushing the group militarily is only the first step. more is needed to bring stability to the regions of

target is 30-40 days.the coroner says things are so backed up her office will create room in the cramped crime lab, even though space is tight: 3 we have so little space in the dna section we're actually moving a little refrigerator and a little box trying to find room for another person. actually the dna people said we don't have room, so last year when i aske dthem should we try to find somebody they said we don't have any room, but by the ned of the year they said ok, we're crying uncle. we will create a swpace even if it's a little cubby hole, but we desperately need another personbesides asking for another d-n-a technician, the coroner also says she needs another pathologist and an assistant. doctor sammarco says her office could lose its national accreditation unless the caseload per pathologist is reduced.a decision from county commissioners might come next month. 3 the hacker group "anonymous anon verdict" is taking aim at cincinnati police after last week's shooting of paul gaston...the group posted including home addresses of cincinnati police officers.. as part of a protest.lo

he was cramping. i'm sticking up for him. > did you say we're going to a break; is that right? we'll see you in just a moment. stay with us. weekend, but the holiday, well, it is getting pricy for those of you who are. >> the national retail federation says about 55 percent of americans will celebrate.rate those who do will shell out an average of 147-dollars. a lot of that money being spent on the usual, flowers, jewelry and candy. but nearly a quarter of v is going to experienced gifts like a romantic dinner, tickets to the movies, concerts or other events.even i'd say bring on the jewelry. >> you like that in. > i like experienced gifts, too. why not do something. >> normally i would say i'm all into the chock lates. this year i've been eating a lot of chocolate anyway. > i can't help it. > not every guy is opening upnu their wallet, though, for their significant other.t a new study says being cheap doesn't mean he or she doesn't researchers in chicago say men might buy a bigger, yet cheaper box of alcohol chocolate because they want to share it with you. >> that's really ni

this could cramp the morning a rock slide in a colorado canyon closeed a major east-west highway forcing drivers on a 140 140-mile detour. it went into effect after a second rock slide in glenwood canyon. john: valentine's day get away would mean trouble for an actor. they are being investigated for vandalism. she had a photo on her instagram of the is he sedona arizona red kept gnawing at his handler's pocket. john: another lucky winner about to step forward. remember the record breaking power ball with a jackpot worth $1.5 billion. one was sold at a publix grocery in melbourne beach, florida. that person will reveal himself or herself today. a third winning ticket was sold it california but that winner is a mystery. barbara: you need time to get your affairs in order. make sure who all your relatives are. john: lake me. barbara: a woman changed a homeless stranger's life. john: she had won $200 on a scratch-off lottery saturday when she saw glenn williams panhandling and she used the she started a go tppbtd me page -- go fund me page that raise the $14,000. she believes the money she w

. >> reporter: not too rushed, not too cramped, but that certainly was not the case in february 2005. >> it was crazy, it was crazy. >> it was pretty congested, i didn't know what was going happen.>> you had people coming people coming in by car. i remember one of the stories that they were shipping in limos form -- from miami because our limo factor was not high enough.>> reporter: super bowl xlix was in town and they were buzzing. >> it basically took over. an additional 120,000 people flooded the streets before game day even arrived.>> a lot of people from out of town looking for a good time in jacksonville could not hold that capacity of those people. they were from other parts of the country and state so, i have heard bad things about the way that it went. >> reporter: nowhere was that more evident than in the hotels. >> the almost needed to phones. -- we almost needed to phones. >> i don't think that there were any rooms available, some people least their homes out. get to work because i didn't want to get caught in a traffic. 4 the nso has a rule, the host city must have a hote

and if it looks a little bit more cramped than usual, that's because it is. this 300 square foot rv is their new home for the foreseeable future. >> yes, we're expect excite to go see -- reporter: as the leesburg family of eight leaves everything behind for life on the road. >> we were just talking one night as we were watching a we could take our home wherever we wanted to see whatever we wanted to see. >> reporter: and that's exactly what we did. they sold the house and bought this rv that they have already been living in for about a month. later this week, krista and ricky fay will step out of their comfort zone, loading up all six of their little oness into the rv to set out on a journey across america. >> we love our kids, and we love other people and we're so excited to now go all across america and just really loving people. >> reporter: krista will continue to homeschool the children, and ricky, a former tradesman, will pick up jobs along the way to support the family, on top of the money they have already saved. >> we wanted the kids to be able to se

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you could get headaches and muscle cramps if you aren't drinking enough water. .............. it's still warm outside the feeling more like late april than late february. our normal afternoon high for the last few days of this month should be mid 60s in the las vegas valley. ............. sunrise at 6:15 and sunset near 5:30 now. days are getting longer to enjoy the warmer weather. ............ allergies are in full swing and lots of people sneezing at ash, elm, juniper and cedar trees already. ............. this is the last weekend of your winter watering schedule with just one assigned day a week. the spring schedule starts tuesday and we get those three assigned days a week back. ................ el nino has not delivered the wet winter we expected. and that is true for southern california, too. they are behind in their rainfall - although the mountains have received some good snowfall. ................orms pushingn e west ast...t they will stay well north ofe desert.'ll get some high clouds, but stay very dry.few showers up in northern nevada. d most of the coury isetty qu

the captain has a concussion and steve macen is healthy after leaving last night's game because of crampsd forward to yourier could be back missing the last nine games with a lower body injury. the flyers organization turned out to welcome a family to their new home part of the building homes for families partnership which supports a chronically ill child from family in need through major innovations, 9-year-old bassen was diagnosed with a cancer behind her left eye and is currently undergoing chemotherapy and seeing their new home was an incredible moment for the entire family. >> this is beautiful, thank you so much. it's amazing. it's more than we expected. more than we imagined. it's beautiful. i can't believe this is my home now. it's amazing. there's no words can explain how thankful we are. >> you have to consider it's an honor to be part of this. this is the fifth year that we've done it and every single year we keep getting better at it. it's nice to be a part of. >> great gesture making a house a home that's sports, we'll be right back. >> announcer: closed captioning on nbc 10

you could get headaches and muscle cramps if you aren't drinking enough water. .............. it's warm outside the valley, too. laughlin is feeling more like late april than late february. our normal afternoon high for the last few days of this month should be mid 60s in the las vegas valley. .......... but we reached 81 today and just a couple degrees off the record of 83. tomorrow might be slightly cooler, but it doesn't look like we will get a break next week to start off march. ............. sunrise at 6:15 and sunset near 5:30 now. the warmer weather. ............ allergies are in full swing and lots of people sneezing at ash, elm, juniper and cedar trees already. ............. el nino has not delivered the wet winter we expected. and that is true for southern california, too. they are behind in their rainfall - although the mountains have received some good snowfall. ................ storms pushing a lot of high waves along the coast... as storms roll into the northwest. and most of the country is pretty quiet. that's good news after those deadly twisters this past week

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and they shared a cramped studio apartment. brie would draw upon her rience for her character in "room." a young mother fiercely protecting her child. >> what i forgot up until was waking up in the middle of the night with me and my sister and my mom all in the hearing my mom like covering her trying to not make a sound for us to hear. it wasn't until i was prepping "room" where i realizednt was the crack. thinking, my kids are asleep, i can release. where else is she going to go? my mom was a very small space with two children and being sure to not put any of it on us. you realize how hard she tried. and you see it from thishat you couldn't as a kid. we lived in a studio a room with a bed that came out of the wall. my mom couldn't afford even a happy meal. we ate top ramen. i had no toys. and i had like twof jeans. and that was it. and i remember it being the i was really, really shy. painfullily shy. so the idea of me wanting to do something that's extremelyted just seemed bizarre and unnatural. being an actor hasn't been eas

finding a man who owners money by handrolling siars at a small table in a corner of his cramped home. we were there for one of congresswoman kathy castor's first moments of her visit to cuba, in the home of barbara fernandez, a young cuban woman who supports her family, making baby clothes and shirts for men. >> barbara is remarkable. she reminds me of sarah blakely who founded spanks. she has really worked to develop this small business. >> reporter: castor and the congressional delegation she led crowded into barbara's small ago she earned a modest income working for the cuban government. >> she inserted medicine bottles into cardboard boxes for sale. >> reporter: now she's supporting herself and her family. >> and it's given her family money in their pocket to be able to buy a home. this is pretty unique in modern cuba. things are changing. >> reporter: congresswoman castor told me she is more exited than -- committed than ever of lifting the embargain o. >>> the president and the rolling stones and the tampa bay rays will all be in cuba next month. it's gonna be a big event. and y

. >>> >>> cramps rollingen on a are risky rescue. firefighters jumping into a freezing pond to save a teen. that teen make a dangerous decision to walk on thin ice. >> but he would pay a painful price and the whole thing caught on camera. >> lynn: a 16-year-old boy quickly finding himself in trouble after falling o through thin ice on a missouri pond. at one point he came close to make it out on his own but second later slid back down on the water. >> i captured him struggling trying to get out of icy wawers ters and on to the ice but it wasn't working. >> lynn: a police of ser tried to to reach the teen way branch to no vaivment but moments later firefighters arriving with a right equipment and taking over. they grabbed the young man and then grabbed a rope and pull pulled him to shore just as he appeared to be running out of enir gi. should these rescue team have not responded when they did, this young man would not have had much more time that he cohen diewr the frozen icy waters out there. >> lynn: now the woman who shot this vid

this could cramp the commute. a rock slide in a colorado canyon closed a major highway forcing drivers on a 140-mile detour. the closure went into effect after a second slide in glenwood canyon. john: a valentine's day get away could be legal trouble for vanessa hudgens. she and her boyfriend are being investigated for vandalism. she posted a photo on her into one of sedona's rare red rocks. that is against the law. they could face a fine of up to others. the fan favorite earlier was this dog that kept gnawing at his handler's pocket. that is a big dog. those dogs are groomed for hours. they are groomed better than a lot of humans. john: you can see c.j. on "good morning america" today. barbara: i love it. don: when they announced that it is like whatever. congratulations. beautiful dog. barbara: absolutely. don: today a little wet, not as much as yesterday. we are going to see some dry weather the next couple of days. let's show you the next 12 hours. temperature-wise, in the triangle we will see temperatures cli

hong kong is pricey, cramped and crowded - finding a tranquil space is hard businesses offering places for residents to take a nap or rest are trying to change that. one of them is nap lounge, where hong kong professionals can sneak in up to an hour of shut-eye for less than a dollar and a half in the >>> "the weekend insider" from hollywood. your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >>> kelly clarkson tears for her father inside her musical therapy. that's part of our good week/bad >> i don't want to read too much or know too much. >> including chrissy teigen's ivf controversy. >>> plus, are kim and kanye heading for a billion dollar divorce? >>> and music's top diva as the hit-making producer finally speaks out. >>> and ultimate fighting champion ronda rouse oweyrousey's first interview after her suicide confession to ellen. >>> then tiffany theisen kisses and tells about luke perry. >> you were dating -- >>> "the insider" together with yahoo. >> we take you inside the comedy mind of an award show host like chris rock.

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thousands of refugees are cramped into camps along the turkish border. they have been trying to escape war. our correspondent reports from a camp >> reporter: it is a camp that's home to many that have been displaced as a result of russian air strikes. this piece of land not far from the border of turkey used to be empty. now thousands are banded together. they're lined by boys and girls who have had their childhood robbed from them by war. while others their age go to school elsewhere around the world, they are stuck here traumatised by war and abandoned by the international community. this baby is two weeks old. his father and pregnant mother fled two weeks ago. >> translation: we left our homes because of the russian air strikes. they were not stop and relentless. they didn't spare anybody >> reporter: they slept in a car for a week before she went into labor. it was only after the baby was born that they were given a tent. they're saying russia is not just trying to defend bashar al-assad but also trying to change the ethnic make up of parts of syria

persistant cramps, gas or pain. a feeling that your bowel doesn't empty completely. weakness or fatigue. and, unexplained weight loss. however, many people have no symptoms in the early stages of the disease. cathleen is 48-years-old ann she says if she waited until she turned 50 to get teste who knows what would have happened. >> new data suggest a fair number of colorectal patients are diagnosed at a younger age. a study from researches at the university of michigan found about 15-percent were younunr then 50-years those patientstsended to have more aggressive tumors. but, they also live slightly longer than older patients and remain cancer free. a blizzard warning for much of northwest iowa has been extended. it is cold, windy and hard to see! meterologist ben dorenbach will be back with our forecast after this. here's the live view from our skycam in spspcer, iowa, where it's 15 degrees with winds from the northwest at 38 miles ben, it's a very windy day in << blizzard warnings for eastern siouxland in effect through this afternoon winter weather advisories for c