mike wolfe high school."i to say it," said so, wolfe was it on their first ago."he said i and i'm kind of nervous, my jamie wolfe over and got back hair.'""and she was like, 'okay.' and i said, 'no, seriously. i have back hair,'" said mike.so instead of shielding his situation any longer, mike's decided, at the age of 35, to share it."everybody always makes fun of the guy with back hair. well now it's my turn to shine, right?" said mike.with his college buddy, tyler harding, they set up a sort-of salon in mike's garage. and start with a sketch.mike and tyler have other for more than a decade. but mike says it took some his friend for a favor.back in 2008 mike asked harding to trim back hair."i said, 'hey, tyler. i need an american flag he just laughed and said, 'i got this,' recalls mike.in has had mike's ck ever since. they called that "am-hair-ica the beautiful" and a calend-hair was born.each uniquely named, october, achi band for may for cinco de mayo.it takes mike back hair. and it takes tyler spot on the tonight show design.mike has expertise on not dodging

his name, mike wolf and his back has become a canvas for parts. every fourth month, a friend trims it into a special design. he has raised money to help an orphanage in kenya. >> i'm like putty in the hands of a potter. >> looking back i'm like this might be because of me. maybe i shouldn't have given you so much confidence in your back hair. >> maybe not. [ laughter ] the latest creation is a tribute to jimmy fallon. he is hoping that will land him >> from colorado's sports leader, here is drew soicher. >> hi everybody. how many times in the past two days has somebody asked you don't you feel sorry for brock? sorry? no. he's six foot seven. handsome. smart. mature. confident. athletic. talented. and wealthy. heck no i don't file sorry for brock osweiler. and you shouldn't either. osweiler got to spend nearly four years learning his craft from the greatest to ever do it. and then, when he finally got his chance, led the broncos to three straight victories winning awards and gracing magazine coversful got a bunch of cool nicknames like the brocky m

is mike wolf whoohas sculptured his back hair, into various designs for his own topless calendar. not only does mike's calendar give you a beautiful hairy back each month but comes with 12 hair-based puns. january is happy new hare. and thii is cinco de mayo. >> oh, boy. >> and this one is where a friend suggested that he do this, shave an american flag into his back. it takes about four months to ggow hair for each of these designs. >> gross. >> i think the easter bunny is my favorite. `> do you like that one? >> i want to know who the artist is? who is doing the shaving creations. >> hattis yet to be determined. >> that is a very close friend. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> pretty good. >> they do look pretty good. >> it can't be easy. >> let's admire the artistry for a moment. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> oh, jason, perfect. >>> new york state wants to help some recent college graduates with their student loans. the state launched a loan for giveness program called get on your feet, paying up to two years of student loan bills and to be eligible you must live in new york state and earn less

his name, mike wolf and his back has become a canvas for parts. every fourth month, a friend trims it into a special design. he has raised money to help an orphanage in kenya. >> i'm like putty in the hands of a potter. >> looking back i'm like this might be because of me. maybe i shouldn't have given you so much confidence in your >> maybe not. [ laughter ] the latest creation is a tribute to jimmy fallon. he is hoping that will land him a guest appearance on late >> from colorado's sports leader, here is drew soicher. >> hi everybody. how many times in the past two don't you feel sorry for brock? sorry? no. he's six foot seven. handsome. smart. mature. confident. athletic. talented. and wealthy. heck no i don't file sorry for brock osweiler. and you shouldn't either. osweiler got to spend nearly four years learning his craft from the greatest to ever do it. and then, when he finally got his chance, led the broncos to three straight victories winning awards and gracing magazine coversful got a bunch of cool nicknames like the brocky mountain and

this is mike wolf. who has sculptured his back hair, into various designs for his own topless calendar. each month but it also comes with 12 hair-based puns like january is happy new hare. this one is cinco de mayo. the idea first came to mike when his friends suggest he shave an american flag into his back right there. it takes about four months to grow the hair for each design. >> how long did this calendar take him? >> several years. >> many years. >> yes. >> well, that is kind of impressive. >> i like the football one. i think we should keep that one for the broncos playoff run. >> i think the worst part, jason told me earlier this morning he was so excited, oh, man i have the best one for you, anddi will toss to you. he was so excited. >> i am buying you this calendar. >> ewww. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >>> our highs today are in the mid to upper 40s. you might want to keep your chest and backkhair today. it is still going to beea little chilly. fort collins, 44. greeley, sterling, upper 30s to lo

mike wolfe has his back shaved to match the month of the year, and then creates a calendar. here the month is january. "calend-hair." some proceeds go to the "gates of hope," a charity through wolfe's church to benefit an orphanage in kenya. that is some surprising growth, that it grows back every month. randy: that's a lot of hair. at least he's keeping it under control in an artful way. emily: and for a good cause. there you go. still ahead, wrong place at the wrong time for a robber. randy: the customer who stepped in to save the day. then new on the eyeopener at 5:00. stay healthy when you dine out this winter. the dirtiest items in your randy: good morning monday morning. time for your early "news to go." emily: a hamilton baby sitter accused of kidnapping a little girl she once cared for is expected in court today. abigail hanna was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation in november. a court clinician said she was experiencing hallucinations. hanna is charged with kidnapping a two-year-old girl, beating her, and leaving her on the side of the road. the toddler is

mike wolf from idaho has been called a man-scaping maven. he is shaving his back for special occasion. bunny for easter. march madness. american flag. football. happy new year and more. he is spent years and years trying to hide back hair. now he is taking a different tactic. he said everybody makes fun of the guy with the back hair and now it's my turn to shine. that is what he thinks. they cost $20. some of the money is going to charity. if you want to see more go to the website. i wouldn't recommend it. you have probably seen enough. michelle: good. jonathan: he's a picasso. it will be worth a lot of money some day. michelle: the star is the person that did it to him, opposed to him. jonathan: goodness. thank you for sharing. you're a giver. michelle: this is something else you don't want to see. bad movies right? they agree "50 shades of day" is so bad it tied for the nomination at the razzy awards. it joins "mall cop 2." jonathan: i liked that. michelle: you did? you must have been sleeping. jonathan: everybody that saw "50 shades" a hu

calend-hair it's 12 months of the sexiest back beard you can and it's all from appropriately named mike wolfe mike says he grows body hair like a yeti so with it?? he's carved his flag a new even a football theme the wolfe man says it takes him 4 his back hair back out of these follicle fantasties at calend-hair.com. ((anchor chat)) the final season of american idol they had a contestant named kayne try out... i wonder if he's any good?? see his audition starts tonight! and you do not want to miss one contestants. let's see how he did... "i always wanted to rap, but nobody believed in me..." rapping himself--part of a mock audition. we don't want to spoil it too much for you. but--he got the golden ticket. jennifer lopez, harry connick junior and keith urban will judge the singing competition this year. you can catch the show tonight at 8-p-m-- right here, on fox-5! let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this morning. "the criminals are gonna get the guns no matter what and they're gonna get them easier than we get them." president obama's executive action on guns has people on bo

mike wolf has sculpted his back hair into various designs for his own topless calendar. not only does mike's calendar give you a beautiful harry back each month, it comes with a pun every month. like january is happy new hare. and cinco de mayo. for may. and theeidea first came to mark when his friends suggest he shave an ameeican flag. right there into his back. and it made the july calendar. it takes about four months, kelly, to grow the hair for each of these designs. and i think they're wonderful. conversation, between you and lisa. >> yes, i would like a calendar. >> yes. >> i know she said that. >> and do we know how much this thing costs? >> it doesn't matter. quost is no object with thii -- cost is no object with that calendar. >> good point. >> please don't buy it. >> i can't handle it. jason, thank you. >>> turning to the broncos news, fans excited about the playoffs. but also talking quite a bit `bout who should be the starting quarterback in the post season. so here is denver 77s sports director with what coach kubiak is saying. >> good morning, everybody. the

mike wolfe has his back shaved to match the month of the year and then creates a calendar. here the month is january. patriotic, right? wolfe calls the project "calend-hair." some proceeds go to the "gates of hope," a charity through wolfe's church to benefit an orphanage in kenya. randy: i'm glad it's something positive in the end there. he's got so much back hair going on. erika: impressive growth though. he must take his vitamins i guess. randy: maybe too much. emily: thank you so much for sharing. still ahead. new data shows some doctors are not recommending a cancer-fighting vaccination. the concern that could be holding them back. and the playoffs outlook for the patriots. the teams they could face and the players who could soon be (cell phone rings) where are you? p well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? r your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? r he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. r if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's wh

mike wolfe has his back shaved to match the month of the year and then creates a calendar. here the month is january. happy new year. and here is july. emily: here is july. erika: wolfe calls the project "calend-hair." some proceeds go to the "gates of hope," a charity through wolfe's church to benefit an orphanage in kenya. emily: that's nice. erika: that's intensive growing power. emily: he has a blank canvas every month. erika: his middle name is chia. snend think what he was like before he got into fund raising. new data shows some doctors are not recommending a cancer-fighting vaccination. the concern that could be holding them back. and the playoffs outlook for the patriots. the teams they could face and the players who could soon be meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and you could get a $100 rebate from your energy company. learn more at nest.com/rebates. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are

mike wolf, he looks like a wolf, decided to turn his body into art, he lives up in idaho and he usedir into different designs. it took years to make. so, let's see, look at this one. >> swimsuit for the summer. >> yes. >> fourth of july. >> and oh, my. >> that is a backpack, and, back to school. >> football season starting up. >> from september. >> let me tell you this. >> halloween. >> that is pretty scary. >> what a brilliant, disgusting gross idea but i bet he makes millions off of this. >> i wonder what he his wife thinks. >> the manger are you kidding me, a manger in back hair. >> yes. >> okay, we want not top that story, is he we're going home. >> do you have any back hair. >> there might be a tug here. >> lets look. >> we will do that story. >> maybe i'll shave some in some other areas. >> my gosh. >> 8:26. we are moving on. >> every day i bring up seinfeld, right? >> yes. >> george gets a win, everyone 's favorite awkward character george is getting to play, that you can call home. what jason alexander who plays george has to say about this. >>> plus, are you still complainin

>> kim: larry, rightht meet mike burke, chairman of the thomas wolf auditorium task force. burke, well acquainted with long standing problems inside. >> people who go to o show or another are disappointed they have to stand in a long line to go to the rest rooms. i don't mean to be blunt about fixes cost money. the city owns the building. >> kim: the city can't afford the multi-million tab alone. repeat sources will be tapped. >> we use local government money. we had some corporate donations that helped us. and we had some private individuals who helped us. >> kim: stephanie brown, asheville's convention and visitors bureau director oversees projects, awarded money and also involved in the auditorium task force. >> we will be naive not to talk about people about understanding thomas wolf will remain the same. >> kim: of course at this point, mike burke has no idea when the millions of dollars required for funding this renovation will be in place. but he says he hopes by this committee will have a plan. >> i hope we get this thing done and built before i pass. >> reporter: b

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(mike huckabee/ (r) presidential candidate)i'm free at 8 o'clock. i offered, by the way wolf, i would take his podium at the 8 o'clock debate and that was rejected so i said ok, i'll find something else to do at 8 o'clock and that's exactly what i've done." campaign says the looking forward earlier fox news debate... then trump, as well. bernie sanders took a shot at during a visit in he stopped by a high school there to talk to students and answer questions. sanders spoke up about trump's stance on illegal immigration when the topic came up. "what has upset me very much in the last what we're hearing from people like donald trump on not on immigration, but we're hearing racist and bigoted attacks against a whole group of people." the vermont senator made several other stops today, including a rally in fairfield with actress sarandon. jenna: hillary clinton is getting help hawkeye state. spent some time campaigning in iowa for his wife, caucuses. the former president spoke this afternoon to a crowd at wartburg college in waverly... telling voters hillary is the best candidate

(mike huckabee/ (r) presidential candidate)i'm free at 8 o'clock. i offered, by the way wolf, i would take his podium at the 8 o'clock debate and that was rejected so i said ok, i'll find something else to do at 8 o'clock and that's exactly what i've done." lukas: rick santorum's campaign also joining trump right after he was done with the fox news debate ... lukas: bernie sanders took a shot at donald trump des moines yesterday. he stopped by a high school there to talk to students and answer questions. sanders spoke up ababt trump's stance on illegaga immigration afafr bebeg asked a queseson from the audienen "what has upset me very much in the last what we're hearing donald trump on not just disagreements on immigration, but and bigoted attacks against a whole group of people." lukas: senator made stops yesterday, including a rally in fairfieie with actress and activistan sarandon. lukas: staying with sanders ... he wants voters to know he's in good health. sanders' campaign released his medical records. the move is mostly custom -- but voters may find it especially import

wolf blitzer. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. for those of you who missed our earlier undercard debate, featuring mike huckabee and rick santorum, well, the results are in, and everybody lost. now let's meet the candidates. nine are here tonight. the five who actually have a chance are donald trump... [ cheers and applause ] ...ted cruz... [ cheers and applause ] ...ben carson... ...marco rubio...

wolf blitzer. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. for those of you who missed our earlier undercard debate, featuring mike huckabee and rick santorum,e results are in, and everybody lost. now let's meet the candidates.

they have beenç invited to the second tier debate with rick santorum and mike huckabee. paul told wolfon't attend the second tier debate, saying fox made air mistake in not including him because he's a top tier candidate. >> athena, thank you. we are hours away from president obama's final state of the union address. the white house is promising a nontraditional speech with few, if any, requests for congress. instead, he's expected to appeal to voters directly to keep calm but still take action. cnn white house correspondent michelle kosinski joins us now with a preview. help us reconcile this. he's going to give a call to action but not involve congress. then what? >> how different the speech is going to be has been a question. some senior administration officials are telling us they wouldn't necessarily use the word nontraditional that's been circulating. this is after all going to be a speech. it's not as if the president is going to set it to music or put it out as a series of tweets although that would be interesting. even though this is his last state of the union, it's expected

wolf blitzer. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. for those of you who missed our earlier undercard debate, featuring mike huckabee and rick santorum, the results are in, and everybody lost. now let's meet the candidates. nine are here tonight. the five who actually have a chance are donald trump... [ cheers and applause ] ...ted cruz... [ cheers and applause ] ...ben carson... [ cheers and applause ] ...marco rubio... [ applause ] ...and poor, sweet jeb bush. [ applause ] would the rest of you just wave so your parents know you're here? >> hey, baba booey! >> we begin with the frontrunner, mr. trump. your opening remarks? >> debates -- [ cheers and applause ] >> debates are stupid. you should be paying me, and wolf blitzer looks like papa smurf. >> um, wolf, may i take a desperate swing at donald now? >> go ahead, mr. bush. >> this is what he does! he says these offensive things. then he bullies anyone who le

wolf blitzer. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. for those of you who missed our earlier undercard debate, featuring mike huckabee and rick santorum, well, the results are in, and everybody lost. now let's meet the candidates.

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mike g. >>> a school board with a controversial decision to change half hour, we'll break it down >>> let's talk sports now, the wolf pack got a big win last night, snapping up a five game losing streak and they got their first acc win as well. state laid it on the pitt panthers winning 76-61, nc state up in the half, barber who had 31 points, eight assists, abul had 16 games, next big game on saturday with the struggling blue devils come to town. should be a good one. >>> unc wack in action bsh -- back in action, their 16 point favorites over the deeks tip off at 7:00. >>> team official have applied a trademark los angeles chargers and also l.a. chargers. the trademark covers everything from helmets to golf balls. the charchblgers have -- chargers have an option to move january 15 of next year and share a stadium with the rams. if the chargers decide not to make the move, the oakland raiders have the option to head to l.a. too. >>> cam newton is the team's 2015 ed block courage award winner, players from each nfl team who shows courage on and off the field, it's newton's first time winning, tight end olson won last

governor the former governor of arkansas mike huckabee thanks very much for joining us. >> my pleasure. thank you, wolf. >>> let's bring in our cnn political commentators democratic strategist donna brazil republican s.e. cup. what do you think? your reaction to the decision by governor huckabee to actually forego watching even the prime time republican debate instead heading over to donald trump's veterans' event. >> i know governor huckabee a long time i love governor huckabee and i do not question nor should anyone question his sincerity when he talks about caring about the troops. in addition to that, there is a lot going on right now. governor huckabee is not on the main stage. so as you said he's got nothing to do at 8:00. there is no loss for him by going over to trump's event which will get some viewers from the fox debate -- he'll get on television. and that's good for governor huckabee. let's also not forget that governor huckabee and ted cruz are running for the same kinds of voters in iowa. so any time governor huckabee can contrast with ted cruz or put himself on the opposite side of any i

wolf has very strong antideath penalty feels. >> how do you know that? >> you would have had to be in the courtroom the last ten years. >> mike rizzo has been in court. he's seen sampson convicted for murdering his son. >> the judgment was a shock to us all. >> that happened in 2011, everyone, including judge wolf was preparing for the process of sentence to go begin all over again. news of the judge interact with the doctor who can possibly become an expert witness for the defense n. documents obtained by reported on his own, on -- quote after investigation the government asked million to step down or recuse himself. the judge objected and efforts of legal moves on besides lingered. then suddenly in an announcement this morning, judge wolf took himself off the case, saying, i have conclude it is now in the interests of justice that this case be reassigned to an active judge. so, to that point, wolf is actually a senior semiretired judge an cites the lengthy process of the whole situation as pushing back the timeline of when everything was scheduled to begin that means his national and international work in 2016 would have be

(mike huckabee/ (r) presidential candidate)i'm free at 8 o'clock. i offered, by the way wolf, i would take his podium at the 8 o'clock debate and that was rejected so i said ok, i'll find something else to do at 8 o'clock and that's exactly what i've done." lukas: rick santorum's campaign says the former senator is looking forward earlier fox news debate... then heading to the trump, as well. lukas: bernie sanders took a shot at donald trump during a visit in des moines yesterday. he stopped by a high school there to talk to students and answer questions. sanders spoke up about trump's stance on illegal immigration after being asked a question from the audience "what has upset me six, eight months is from people like just disagreements on immigration, but we're hearing racist and bigoted attacks against a whole group of people." lukas: the vermont senator made several other stops yesterday, including a rally in fairfield with actress and activist susan saon. lukas: senator bernie sanders wants voters to know he's in good health. sanders' campaign released his medical records.

rosanna: mike woods has all the details. a random attack. a young wolf and just walking to go to her job. guy. serious injuries to her face. breaking news right now. it is making a mess. both ways on the gowanus expressway. it is always backed up. you do not need this. medical marijuana now legal in new york. we will have some people involved with that. >> they are bringing marijuana. you have to have a prescription for this stuff. mike, former catcher for the mets is going to the hall of fame. he made it official yesterday. >> by the way, we do not know if he is going in as a met. we will have the man that we will try to coax it out of him. greg: he was with the dodgers as well. congratulations. rosanna: we are all feeling a little bit let down. >> look at you mr. positive. >> i feel like a chump whenever i play the lottery. we struck out last night. >> it is expected to hit a record. this morning. you came on with money this morning. it is single bills. are at a bachelor party. [laughter] anyway. rosanna: mark your calendars. mike: rosanna seems to be

. >> and mike mentioned some of the expanded work that we could do, and the house two years ago, wolf, they passed something that would have inkrecreased the fung for improving the background check system, and specifically allowing the states to work together better, and sharing information from one state to another, and then died in the senate-controlled senate by the democrats. >> what is your thought of that, congressman thompson? >> that is my amendment, and i have appropriated $20 million to make sure that the states got the background information to the next system. and it is a good start, and we had 70 republicans who voted with us on that, and i would guess that if we brought the background check bill, the king-thompson bill to the floor, we would have somewhere over 218 members vote for it, and good part of it, and that 70 number of republicans who support it as we well. >> all righty. it sounds as if the two of you might get together and have lunch, and work out some bipartisan legislation, and we will see if that is do-able. congressman thompson and mulvaney, to both of you

mike and stefan. >> thanks so much! >>> we're going to talk sports coming up. big game last night for the wolf pack, we've got the highlights and a look at the next big challenge for nc state. >>> plus, the school board tweaks a controversial proposal beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. it is always number one. we leave out poultry by-product meal, corn, wheat and soy. and, we own where our dry food is made - 100%. can other brands say all that? for grain-free nutrition you can trust, does your food go beyond? >>> welcome back, wolf pack had a big win last night they needed it. finally snapping a five game losing streak and they get their first acc win. state laid it on the pittsburgh panthers winning 78-61, led by barber, he had a great night. abul also had 16 up for state, big game on raleigh on saturday when the struggling blue devils come to town. so should be a good one though. >>> unc is back in action, the second ranked tar heels host the deacons, tip-off is at 7:00. >>> san diego chargers could be one step closer to moving to a bigger city. >> team of

down the job mike vrabel has decided linebackers coach of he met with chip kelly on have offered him a contract extension to stay... vrabel was a pro bowl player, winning three patriots the wolf pack football their postseason the big winner was defensive end ian seau... he earned the golden helmet award, which honors the team mvp.. seau tied for the conference lead with 10 sacks... he ranks 6th in school history with 18.5 career sacks... he was also honored as the pack's outstanding defensive player of the year... seau will play in the nfl-pa collegiate bowl this saturday... it airs at 3pm on espn2. james butler was named nevada's oustanding offensive player of the year.... he led the team in 42 yards... he averaged 6.5 yards per carry, and scored 10 rushing touchdowns... he ran for over 100 yards eight times this season... kicker brent zuzo was named the outstanding special teams player... he led the conference, hitting 89% of his field goals... he hit 17 of his 19 attempts, and also made 38 of his 40 pat's... there's a handful of other team honors... you can see the list at kolo tv dot com the sacramento kings were looking to win their 4th game in a row tonight... against a

let's check in now with mike to see how the roads are moving. >>> 280 looking better now. we had the crash over wolflighter now for the south bay. we have a problem south 101 around 3rd street, a crash and debris. chunks of concrete. and the bay bridge is light except for when you get off at san francisco. we heard about an earlier police pursuit and it looks like there may be some activity just off the bridge. >>> thank you very much, mike. that will do it for us. be back in 25. >>> taking a look at the headlines in advance of the big storm. some airlines are waiving fees for people in the affected areas who want to change their travel plans. be sure to check their web sites for updates and schedule changes. >> a study at tufts university found more than 90% of meals at big and small restaurants exceed the recommended calories for a single meal and some exceed then for an entire day. they found the highst calorie counts are in american, chinese and italian meals. >> the cdc says more of us are living longer than americans, at least 100 years old, jumped by more than 43% from 2000 to 2014. women mak

wolf had very strong anti-death penalty views. >> you would have had to have been in the courtroom for the last 10 years. >> reporter: mike rizzo has been in court he has seen sampson convicted for murding his son and he has seen the jury ask for the death penalty and he's 10 the judge after a juror committed perjury -- perjury. >> vacating the judgment was a shock to us. >> reporter: that happened in 2011 everyone and, including judge wolf was preparing for the process of sentencing to begin all over again. but then news that the judge had interacted with a doctor who could possibly become an expert witness for the defense when the process begins again. in documents obtained judge wolf says he recorded this on his own. on june 19th i learn that sampson had requested funding to remains dr. james gilligan at retrial. easy immediately explained to the parties while on vacation in july, 2014 i helped organize and moderated a program on which dr. gilligan hosted and hosted at the home i rented. an an investigation the government asked him to step down or recuse himself the judge rejected and effort of legal moves lingered. then in

wolf. we got a long ways to go here. >> is this, mike rogers, an intelligence failure?these two leaders if you will managed to escape, they remain at large now? >> i wouldn't call it an intelligence failure. this is a massive movement. we know there's a pipeline easier than most people want it to be to go from europe to syria and back again. so the fact that they don't know their true names makes that investigation more difficult. the fact that they can get false papers as easy as they can means they can change their identity five times before they even know their true identity. so this is a very difficult investigation. think about the fbi's most wanted list. some of those people on there are for years. whitey bulger was on that list for some 20 years before the fbi caught him. if you're really good about using all the modern techniques to circumvent investigative techniques, phones, e-mail tracking, digital footprints, moving money, all of that which they are, it just makes their job that much more difficult. and they're crossing jurisdictions, another big problem. >>

doug: wolfe added that he respects the patriots but then re-affirmed that he hates them. the sportscenter 5 team has you covered in denver. mike lynch and bob halloran will get you ready for game time live in the mile high city beginning tonight and all morning long on the eyeopener tomorrow. antoinette: new protection along the coast. on the way this morning, the effort underway to get a better handle on erosion. the new program in place along the shore of one town on the cape. danielle: we are tracking blizzard conditions in the mid-atlantic and what we can expect out of this storm. the impact along the coast and how much snow we may see. frank: those blizzard-like conditions creating a travel nightmare especially for flyers here at logan. we've seen 189 cancellations. but there some good news. take a look around. or stranded here. massport said the airlines have done a better job of notifying passengers about cancellations and actively rebooking them. much more on the severe winter marco rubio. rhe ran for senate sayingr he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to ci

doug: wolfe added that he respects the patriots but then re-affirmed that he hates them. the sportscenter 5 team has you covered in denver. mike lynch and bob halloran will get you ready for game time live in the mile high city beginning tonight and all morning long on the eyeopener tomorrow. antoinette: new protection along the coast. the effort underway to get a better handle on erosion. the new program in place along the shore of one town on the cape. danielle: we are tracking blizzard conditions in the mid-atlantic and what we can expect out of the impact along the coast and how much snow we may see. frank? frank: those blizzard conditions creating a real travel nightmare here in boston at logan more than 160 cancellations. as you notice behind me, not a lot of people struck or stranded here. massport says the airlines have done a great job proactively rebooking people and letting them know about cancellations. we'll have more on this big here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. rand those who do should hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. x evening, sir. hello! here's the ke

wolfe added that he respects the patriots but then re-affirmed that he hates them. the sportscenter 5 team has you covered in denver. mike lynch and bob halloran will get you ready for game time live in the mile high city beginning tonight and all morning long on the eyeopener tomorrow. antoinette: new protection along the coast. the effort underway to get a better handle on erosion. the new program in place along the shore of one town on the cape. danielle: we are tracking blizzard conditions in the mid-atlantic and what we can expect out of this storm. how much snow we may see when cigarette cravings hit, p only nicorette mini has a patentedr it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll that's why i only choose welcome back. this is a live look now for baltimore. the storm hitting the mid atlantic right now is being blamed for nine deaths in four virginia, north carolina, tennessee, and kentucky. this is also having an impact here even though we're not seeing a ton of snow. canceled. more than 4500 flights canceled all across the country. the storm could easily bring more than $1 billion in damage.

wolf and the corrections secretary say the decrease is driven by 2012 law that is reducing number of offend nerves prison, and diverting parole violators to less expensive halfway-houses, called community corrections centers, mike anal next. >> most people on twitter say they can't have cruise ships in atlantic city because do you have dredge yee year after year after year to get it deep enough to put a ship there. and they also play casinos on the ship itself. >> true. >> so. >> well, think of another option then. >> i'll keep thinking. the americans held hostage in iran are now sharing their experiences for the first time. >> what they have to say about the moment they new they were free. >> plus, the water woes continue in michigan. what the state's governor is now sake about the situation in flint as many are calling for his resignation. lottery numbers. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower

wolf. the big question i have about ted cruz is how does he wear throughout this process because he fits the mold of a mikebee or rick santorum perhaps with more skill and a more animated base, but i think he has to be wary of broadening out his appeal because he has been so consistent in appealing to the consistent conservative evangelical slice of the party, that now the big challenge for ted cruz will be broadening beyond that. >> sunlen has been reporting this as she's been on the trail with cruz, that he seems to be -- his campaign seems to be more evangelical in tone, more faith-based. the closer you get to the caucuses, because that's a very big chunk of the iowa caucus goers, and he's taking from dr. carson in that way. >> senator cruz is spending an enormous amount of time in iowa right now, a lot more than the other candidates. trump goes there occasionally but gets big crowds but he's not there on a day-to-day -- going to all 99 counties, for example, on some sort of bus tour. >> but that hasn't stopped trump actually from attacking cruz for iowa voters. for the iowa voters' ears onny van g -- o

mike mccall said today these arrests show why the u.s. should clamp down but administration said repeatedly the screening process is rig laos for those coming from syria. wolf how many other refugees from the mideast have been arrested for terrorism charges prior to this? >> we know of at least one case, wolf. those two lived in bowling green, kentucky. from iraq and moved here as refugees arrested about five years ago after their fingerprints were found on bombs used against u.s. soldiers. the investigation showed that one of the men had boasted about killing u.s. soldiers so they had been arrested back then but to put it into context, hundreds of thoses usands of refugees ca and a hand full had been arrested on terrorism charges. >> pamela brown, thank you. more breaking news two months after the terrorist slaughter in paris, there are clues emerging now in a brussels apartment. bomb-making ingredients, suicide belts and the fingerprint of a paris fugitive. let's go to our chief national correspondent jim sciutto. he's got details on what is going on. what are you learning? >> it shows isis was hiding in plain sight in the middle of a european capital, br

mike huckabee eight years ago. are you predicting we'll be hugely surprised monday night on the republican side? >> no, i'm just -- no, i'm not saying one thing or the other, wolfn a caucus state, where, you know, turnout is not huge, and it's different. you sit in a gym for hours and you talk and you listen to other people and you take a vote. i'm just saying in these early states, if you don't live in one of these early states, you don't realize how seriously the people here take their responsibility in choosing these candidates early on in the process. and that's all i'm saying. tonight is an important time in that process, i think, for the folks in iowa. >> which democratic candidate do you fear the most? hillary clinton or bernie sanders? >> honestly, i would normally want to take the bait on that because there's usually -- when i was asked that about joe biden i said joe biden is the harder guy to beat because he's a person a lot of people like and you might want to have a beer with him. the problem is hillary is in all kinds of trouble. we don't know whether she'll be indicted or not. bernie sanders is someone totally a socialist that's not even a democr

mike huckabee and rick santorum, both confirming they will be at this event tonight. and thing just two miles away to this event here at drake university. this event hosted by donald trump. huckabee spoke with wolf blitzer and told him why he made this decision. >> it's to honor the troops. it's not an endorsement of trump's presidency. i'm still running for president. but i'm delighted to join with donald trump in an effort to salute veterans. you know what, i didn't have anything going on at 8:00 tonight. i offered by the way i would take his podium at the 8:00 debate. and, you know, that was rejected. so i said okay, i'll find something else to do at 8:00. >> now, dorors will open in abot four hours. this will start with a preprogram of sorts, we're told. the main event will start at 9:00 p.m. eastern. that is no coincidence. the exact same time the debate will be starting. the trump campaign very aware. very wanting to capture that counterprogramming moment there. we know the trump campaign has said tickets were sold out. this auditorium holds 7,700 people inside. the trump campaign saying this is a fund-raising and it will benefit veterans organizations. there's a lot of mystery around wher