known simply as molly.adonna seemed to be talking about it at this concert in miami last year. >> how many people in this crowd have seen molly? >> reporter: now hip-hop is taking it to a new audience. ♪ [ music ] >> obviously, it's becoming a big hit. everybody is doing it. >> reporter: we're not identifying this teenager, he's among molly's new generation of users. >> i've definitely been up for a whole night off molly. >> reporter: molly, an innocent nickname for mdma. it's chemically the same drug as ecstasy, which comes in pill form and can be mixed with other drugs. some claim molly, in powder, or capsules is pure mdma. >> they see it as a step up. sort of the designer level mdma. >> you hear molly in the songs. pop the pill, you're sweating. it's something they're interested in and want to try. >> reporter: michelle is project manager of eden in hayward. she says more teens, even middle schoolers have mentioned experimenting with molly in the last three months. collins compares it to a spike in ecsta

known simply as molly. seemed to be talking about it at this concert in miami last year. >> how many people in this crowd have seen molly? >> reporter: now hip-hop is taking it to a new audience. ♪ [ music ] >> obviously, it's becoming a big hit. everybody is doing it. >> reporter: we're not identifying this teenager, he's among molly's new generation of users. >> i've definitely been up for a whole night off molly. >> reporter: molly, an innocent nickname for mdma. it's chemically the same drug as ecstasy, which comes in pill form and can be mixed with other drugs. some claim molly, in powder, or capsules is pure mdma. >> they see it as a step up. sort of the designer level mdma. >> you hear molly in the songs. pop the pill, you're sweating. it's something they're interested in and want to try. >> reporter: michelle is project manager of eden in hayward. she says more teens, even middle schoolers have mentioned experimenting with molly in the last three months. collins compares it to a spike in ecstasy's p

(molly haskell) her outfit is based on adele rogers st.wspaperwoman who dressed in a mannish style. hi, hildy, welcome back. (molly haskell) and she comes in with such authority, breezes into the newsroom, says hello to everybody. she goes into grant's office, and immediately, it's like a boxing match, like a love match and a boxing match. now listen, walter. you are no longer my husband, and no longer my boss, and you're not going to be my boss. what's that supposed to mean? just what i say. you're not coming back to work on the paper? you are right, mr. burns, for the first time today. ahhh... got a better offer, huh? you bet. all right, go on, take it, that's the gratitude i get! what were you when you got here five years ago? a doll-faced hick! well, you wouldn't take me if i hadn't been doll-faced. well, why should i? i'd be shuddering -- listen, walter. listen, i made a great reporter of you, but you won't be half as good on any other paper and you know it! we're a team -- (yelling simultaneously) sold to the american! the rhythm of

tonight, might want to see molly. >> reporter: molly is short for molecule.s as a pill or powder. >> people describe it as pure m dna, when in all actuality you don't know it's pure. >> reporter: that pure representation is not exactly true. >> it's a synthetic derivitive of m dna, ecstasy. >> reporter: natalie holmes took it every day for four months. >> i really liked it because it was very much like ecstasy, gave you that euphoric feeling, but at the time it was a lot cheaper, a lot easier to find. >> reporter: hanging out with molly wasn't that difficult, at $20 a pill or $100 a gram. >> it's all over the place. >> reporter: it put this 26- year-old in rehab 6 times in four years. >> i used to just take it, sit at home with my friends, listen to music, watch tv, whatever, but i think that it's definitely pretty prevalent. it hasn't gotten any worse since the last time i used it. >> it's a wave traveling throughout the country. it's something we have to be on the watch for. >> reporter: parents, here's what you need to know. the effects of this drug last t

(molly haskell) her outfit is based on adele rogers st.paperwoman who dressed in a mannish style. hi, hildy, welcome back. (molly haskell) and she comes in with such authority, breezes into the newsroom, says hello to everybody. she goes into grant's office, and immediately, it's like a boxing match, like a love match and a boxing match. now listen, walter. you are no longer my husband, and no longer my boss, and you're not going to be my boss. what's that supposed to mean? just what i say. you're not coming back to work on the paper? you are right, mr. burns, for the first time today. ahhh... got a better offer, huh? you bet. all right, go on, take it, that's the gratitude i get! what were you when you got here five years ago? a doll-faced hick! well, you wouldn't take me if i hadn't been doll-faced. well, why should i? i'd be shuddering -- listen, walter. listen, i made a great reporter of you, but you won't be half as good on any other paper and you know it! we're a team -- (yelling simultaneously) sold to the american! the rhythm of th

i'm molly line in for jamie co colby. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> kelly: i'm kelly wright. in addition to the 80,000 troops already scheduled to be cut the next years. and the u.s. chief of staff says he's worried that such a huge reduction could send the wrong message to america's adversaries. >> we'll have to make a decision somewhere along the line to extend those already there or send people there that are not ready and i choose not to send people there that will not be ready. >> kelly: national correspondent steve centanni is live with more details about this. steve, a lot of people are quite concerned about this as relates to national security of course. >> absolutely, a dire warning from the army chief of staff about the military readiness. if the huge military budget cuts that take place, now, they're contained in the sequester actually take effect. >> and for example, we'll curtail training for 80% of ground forces. this will impact our units basic war fighting skills and introduce shortfalls acros

it's, like, oh, yeah, hang out with molly tonight and you want to see molly.eporter: molly is short for molecule, it comes as a pill or a powder >> people describe it as pure m dp dma when in all actuality you don't know it's pure. >>reporter: that pure representation is not exactly true. >> it's a synthetic derivative of mdna, ecstasy. >>reporter: natalie holmes took it everyday for four months. >> i really liked it because it was very much like ecstasy, gave you thatuforric feeling, but -- at the time it was a lot cheaper arks lot easier to find. >>reporter: hanging out with molly wasn't that difficult. at $20 a pill or $100 a gram. >> that's all over the place. >>reporter: it put this 26- year-old in rehab six times in four years. >> i used to just take it and sit at home with my friends and litch to music, watch tv, whatever, but i think that it's definitely pretty prevalent. it hasn't gotten worse since the last time i used it. >> it's a wave that's traveling throughout the country and it's something that we have to be on the watch for. >>reporter: parent

hanging out with molly tonight. want to see molly. >> molly is short formol kul. comes as a pill or powder. >> you don't know it's pure. >> that pure reputation isn't exactly true. >> it's a synthetic derivative of ecstasy. >> natalie took it everyday for four months. >> i really liked it because it was like ecstasy. at the time it was a lot cheaper, a lot easier to find. >> hanging out with molly wasn't that difficult. at $20 a pill or $100 a gram. put this 26-year-old in rehab 6 times in four years. >> i used to take it and sit at home with my friends, listen to music, watch tv or whatever. it hasn't gotten worse since the last time i used it. >> it's a way traveling throughout the country. and something we have to be on the watch for. >> parents, here's what you need to know. the affects of this drug lasts three to four hours. does have symptoms. >> increased blood pressure. increased heart rate. severe dehydration. dramatic increase in your core body temperature which results in your organs being cooked from the inside out. >> holmes finally went her separate

molly shannon joins us next.may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs containing zolpidem, such as ambien. allergic reactions such as shortness of breath or swelling of your tongue or throat may occur and may be fatal. intermezzo should not be taken if you have taken another sleep medicine at bedtime or in the middle of the night or drank alcohol that day. do not drive or operate machinery until at least 4 hours after taking intermezzo and you're fully awake. driving, eating, or engaging in other activities while not fully awake without remembering the event the next day have

(molly haskell) again, it's that heterosexual romantic ethos.rammed, so conditioned to want that. but new york avenue's faster. (james brooks) two years later, i saw a bit of the picture and it hit me that what the picture was about was three people who had missed their last chance at intimacy. and then i felt more satisfied with the ending than ever. whether we're in a kind of postfeminist stage or backlash stage... or whether patriarchy is reasserting itself, is an interesting question. i will pay you to be at my beck and call. (tom schatz) julia roberts is the first woman to break into the top ten stars in quite a number of years. you're talking twenty-four hours a day... it's gonna cost you. oh... yes, of course. all right, here we go. @ give me a ballpark figure, how much? four thousand. six nights at $300 is $1800. you want days, too. two thousand. three thousand. done. holy s---! (garry marshall) she wasn't this downtrodden little damsel the knight came and rescued; women are not like that today. women don't like stories like that. that's

molly line, molly henneberg. that was henneberg from washington. spring should be coming early this year, at least according to the most famous groundhog punxsutawney phil who did not see his shadow, rick, this morning. >> we like that. >> did you see yours? >> i saw mine. >> if the groundhog sees his shadow 6 more weeks of winter is on the way but if he doesn't spring will come early. adrien green from accu-weather. hello? >> punxsutawney phil did not see his shadow which does mean an early spring. his track record not the greatest. according to the predictions they have only been correct 39 percent of the time. if you remember last year we had 6 more weeks of winter expected but we had the record warmest march. we have wintery weather across the plains. still falling from grand ports down into the sue falls area. big time problem for the folks in north dakota. there are treacherous driving conditions there. back into the northeast that is where a different clipper system is making its way through and that continued to bring in light snow from sou

gwen: i wonder if the language, molly, that is changed. i don't hear even gun control groups using the term gun control. >> absolutely. it's a bit of a problem for them that they haven't come up with a better term that is catchy enough to really dominate the discourse. for example when the vice president unveiled the conclusions of his task force and the president also spoke, neither of them used the phrase gun control a single time. rather dozens of time they said gun violence prevention. that's been one of the preferred euphemisms for this. and the reasoning is when a lot of moderate to conservative voters hear the word "control," it sort of -- it triggers a reflex in conservatives that sounds like the government controlling your life. it sounds like taking guns away, controlling guns. so there's been a real effort among progressives and among gun control advocates in particular to change the way we talk about this, to try to put those fears at ease, to say to people nobody's going to take your gun away. gwen: michael bloomberg has been

and some are hoping to attract new users. >> how many people in this crowd have seen molly? nickname for giving users a feeling of euphoria and at project eaten in hayward say they have experimented with molly in the last three months. >> they see it as a step up, it is the designer level and it's supposed to be the pure form and a go to top shelf thing they will want to take a crack at. >> the fact that molly is cheap costing between 5 and $25 a pill, side effects can include confusion, depression, sleep problems and anxiety. if you have a special report, you can e-mail us send us your special at www.ktvu.com. >>> sal is back, so far so good in our commute, sal. >>> yes, it has been quiet which is nice and it has not been this quiet all week in fact this is the best day so far. getting up to the 880 interchange that looks good and no major problems and we keep watching 580 and 680 and things may change during the 6:00 and we will have another report, let's go back to the desk. >>> in south africa, the murder case with oscar pistorius,

molly, thank you. that wind at 54 miles an hour, that is fast and, you know, losing power in that cold temperatures, going to be brutal for so many people. thank you, molly. fox news correspondent jamie colby is live in midtown manhattan. jamie? >> greta, you know, it's virtually impossible to get wherever you want to go today, tonight, even tomorrow, no matter how you plan on traveling, which chris authorities are asking folks to stay home. they want you to take the storm seriously. fox news can now report at least two deaths due to storm-related injuries. both car pile-ups. one a man lost control of his car and inten went into a tree. another car that lost control killed someone crossing the street, a pedestrian. also at the area airports, what a mess, greta. they're all close to shutdown right now with 4,000 to 5,000 flights canceled through sunday. already we're seeing many passengers who tried to outsmart the system. they went from one airport to another airport, trying to hop on a flight. they we

is that molly over there? kevin: aunt molly? yeah.les picke$ her up at the retirement community. you know, we used to get christmas cards from her but i haven't seen her in i-don't-know how long. brendan's so sad about losing his only brother but at least they made peace before your father died. i was happy about that. um... can i ask you something? yeah. dad never told me what their disagreement was about. d/ you +n/w? you mean you don't know? no. i think it would be better i& r%n$a.t/l$ yo5 (i-s%l&. r%b%c#aúa.d k%v)n s%e t(e u.c,e. rebecca? uncle brend!n. it's so good to meet you finally. t(e u.c,e a3k3 if he can go in the room to se% the brot(er (e h!sn'4 s%e. fo2 3o many 9e!r3. c!n i go in and see him? they make peace. i'm ready... to forgive and forget. unfortunately, he passed away. c!n you res0o.d to -e? bring in the defibrillator. he's not breathing. ( r%bec#a s/b"ing ) brendan: it's okay. brendan called his wife on the farm... a.d a3k%d h%r to co-e to boston to the funeral. i'd like 9ou to c/me out to the funeral. o& #o5r3e.

molly line has the story prom ew york. 3n-f-- ommissionerrroger &pthat is violent by iis very natureing to a cclture of health and safety. poodell says: ""he game of ootball has always evolled. through the ears, througg the changes tt our gamm to make it safer, to make it more exciting."the league haa been pawsuits invvoving thousandd of players claiming the league hii brain injury links from 3co paabe even potennially &pbillions of dollars..now, the lawsuits are a serious thing with more than 4-thousand formerrplayers involved."but whhn thh president offthe united statee says (quooe) "if i had a son, 'd think ong anddhard about lettinn him play football"... commissioner goodell says: "we're bviously invvssing more and more and i think that's going to lead to answers even outside of brain disease."the commissioner, dollars the league ave tootte pational instiiute of health and a recent iniiiatiiv wiih general electric to do more research on brain injuriis. seau -- who shot himself in be preserved -- áneverá hhd a diagnosed concussion in his entire career.costas says: "all the researc

by music. >> molly is a nickname which is known for giving users the feeling of euphoria. they say more teens, even middle schoolers are at the outpatient stern say they have experimented with molly in the last few months. >> we are concerned it's going to move towards that again because it is so popular and there is not many studied out there with it. >> the fact that it costs $25 a pill, side effects include confusion, depression, sleep problems, drug cravings and anxiety. >>> preparations are underway for the biggest night of the year, the academy awards. they started to lay out the iconic red carpet and this is no small job either. it is 40,000 square feet and it takes 600,000 man hours to install and the academy awards starts and that's quite the undertaking also. >> definitely everybody is talking about it. >> 4:55 is the time, sal, how is traffic doing? >> it is doing well, as a matter of fact i would give it an, a minus. 880 north and southbound traffic continues to look good as you drive through the coliseum, no major problems, san mateo bridge also looks good hea

across mollies monies neighbors as well. so we'll have to wait and see you know the true role that dates national community i'm talking about africa equalize the u.n. security council france of course the us i mean we're aware that the u.s. now wants to have a drone base. in we are also aware that there is of those already a drone base in work in africa so i mean i mean. joe i'm going to give you the last word in our program is that good now american drones are going to africa is a good. time adel going to draw. from from from a tactical point of view sort of better making human errors because. pilots are humans after all it's them i actually drove the road anyway was groans you're going to have these fears are going to be ok man you well i have you know we still have thirty seconds so many well go ahead you wanted to say something please do. just remind everyone that africa is not ok to do nothing but the strategy of the americans and they have this capability i'll say that ever as you mention competence the noble was train

molly, thank you. emphasis by the governor is to stay off the road. they don't need more people on the roads in massachusetts. if you're watching, if you still have power, stay off the roads. good luck to all those people up there. molly, thank you. we'll go back to the fox extreme weather center for an update on the storm's wicked path in just a few minutes, but now to a building controversy, drone gate. a growing number of lawmakers demanding answers about the constitutionality of the president's power to use drones to kill americans overseas. republican senator chuck grassley and democrat patrick leally teaming up to write a letter to president obama. senator grassley, nice to see you. >> always nice to be with you, greta. you have a nice program. you're always nice to get along with. >> tell my husband you said that. >> okay. >> greta: now to the letter. you and senator leahy wrote a letter to president obama asking for what? > we're asking for exactly the same information that he released yesterda

>> thanks so much, molly. thanks. thanks. >> the church of god and christ, currently sponsoring an urban initiative to deal with five years, crime prevention, the family and getting jobs, financial literacy and most importantly, education. the church believes it will lead to more people being able to live their lives beyond a dream. >> throughout many urban areas in america, violence is begetting violence. young people getting gunned down before they complete high school. the mayors of cities like chicago, philadelphia, new orleans are experiencing this vicious cycle of murder, and making every effort to stop the bloodshed, but they acknowledge the task will need more organization to join the fight and education is tied to success, it's tied to survivability. to the likelihood of criminal involvement at the later time in life. and bishop charles blake is presiding over the church of god and christ, familiar with the needs of the black and latino communities throughout america. he grew up in a similar area in the logan

joining me now is james peterson and molly ball.th of you for your time. >> good to be here. >> thanks. >> molly, you recently wrote about the washington gridlock. the headline reads "is washington getting less dysfunctional?" and i'm quoting from the article. from immigration reform to the debt ceiling, there are rampant signs the capitol isn't the gridlocked mess to which we've become accustomed. is there really a light at the end of the tunnel? i mean, how is this shifting? >> well, the jury's still out. when i wrote that piece i had a lot of people say you're going to jinx it. don't tell anyone. things are working around here. i think we've gotten so used to this state of affair where is nothing works and everything is a crisis that it's actually news when, you know, we don't go over the fiscal cliff, we don't hit the debt ceiling, there's progress, there's bipartisan progress on immigration reform that looks very promising. on a whole lot of different fronts the potential confrontation over the filibuster was defused. not every

>> molly henneberg. thanks. >>> the white house says it expects the senate to confirm president obama's nominee for defense secretary. white house press secretary jay carney defending former republican senator chuck hagel saying that he will be an excellent pentagon chief. now, this comes after a fiery confirmation hearing with members of the senate armed services committee. he faced some tough questions including this one from senator james imhoff. >> why do you think the rainan foreign ministry strongly supports your nomination to be the secretary of defense? >> i have a difficult enough time with american politics senator. i have no idea, but thank you. >> senators could vote as early as this week. washington times columnist charlie hurt joins us to weigh in on whether we can expect senator hagel to be cob confirmed as defense secretary. >>> the reverend jesse jackson is leading a march today in honor of a chicago teenager killed this week. the 15-year-old high school band member gunned down days afte

>> i'm molly.from new jersey. there you go. ♪ all right, guys, here we go. john, me and you -- we'll be teammates and christian, you and molly will be teammates as well. >> okay. >> jimmy: now, christian will start the game by pressing "start" on the buzzer, and then, drawing a clue from the top of the pile. you gotta get your teammates to guess the clue as quickly as possible, then hand the buzzer off to the person on your right. you can make any physical gesture and say anything, but you can't say any word in the actual clue. >> molly, what, sorry? hello. she's explaining it to me. >> jimmy: i'm explaining as well. >> let's pay attention. >> jimmy: the buzzer -- >> sorry, daddy. >> jimmy: john, you're listening, right? >> of course. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] the buzzer ticks faster and faster. if you're holding it when it buzzes, your team loses that round. first team to win two rounds wins. christian slater, you're first. press start, and then, draw your clue. >> okay. which is the start

so, i do not serious about negotiating. >> molly: he says the u.s. along with other nations should use covert operations to thwarted iran's nuclear development. >> kelly: thank you for that reported. >> jamie: biden's jess tur may be falling on deaf ears as iran showed their newest warplane. it's made in iran and according to the iranian military it combines the speed of a fighter jet the firepower of a bomber and can evade radar. >> kelly: for more with the continuing standoff with iran and biden's remarks on direct talks, we will be joined by former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton. he'll weigh in wisdom of engaging in such talks that some critics say it gives iran more time to develop their nuclear weapons program. >> jamie: deadly terror attack in turkey. the suspected homicide bomber or suicide bomber may have been a convicted terrorist who was serving time after being released with an illness. they are claims responsibility for that attack. we'll give you background on the bombing yesterday, injured a journalist and killed another guard.

what is happening is first of all, tell molly, what's going to be under the snow. the ground hog is going to be buried by the snow in new england. that will keep that fur bearing critter. how dare he come in on my weather gig. i can't believe it. but what is happening is we're getting to the situation where a very, very active southern branch of the jet stream, this case off the pacific. so from california to the cares you're going to see a lot of systems rolling roos, and there's -- rolling across and a lot of cold air in the united states for the next two or three weeks. viewers in texas have been celebrating how warm it, get ready, it would not surprise me if it snows in dallas and oklahoma city in the next week or ten days. a week from today we may be watching another big storm coming out of the southern plains towards the northeast part of the united states. now, this is part of the same kind of situation -- it's not the el niÑo but there's been a lot of warm. we saw this in the other 1950s and it's natural and cyclical,ing in mystical about it. when you get s

but let's start with you, molly.eard rex reed's comments. >> so he goes after her weight and he's a total jerk. but the thing is, she has the talent. she is -- all the female comics getting all the movies, they're all wrong coms and now we finally have someone new that is different and we're going back to sketch comedy. so for him to say something so stupid is ridiculous. and paul fig lamb blasted him because he just looks bad. >> you have to admit melissa mccarthy uses her weight as foil for her comedy. >> it's true and i watch her every monday night on mike and molly and i love her. but i had no idea that it took very little to be a film critic because then i would be one. he's not critiquing the film. he's critiquie ining ex-see ini weight. and he did the same thing with sarah jessica parker's mole on her chin and it had nothing to do with the film itself. so is he film critic or is he something from a bad reality show on what looks good, what doesn't look good? she's a great actress. when i watch mike and molly,

fox news's molly line is in falmouth, massachusetts, with all the details. molly? >> melissa, these two turbines were put up by the town of falmouth in an effort to create green energy and savings of the situation create ad sense of division within the community. some neighbors complained about noise and illness. >> it gets to be jet engine loud. >> reporter: neil anderson and his wife a quarter mile from the t turbines. they say the impact on their health is devastating. headaches, dizziness, sleep deprivation. >> every time the blade is downward motion it gives up a tremendous force of energy as a pulse, boom, boom. >> reporter: the first turbine went up in 2010. by the time both were in place on the industrial side the town's water treatment facility the price was ten million. the town officials say taking them down will cost submitted five to 15 million including energy savings. that is what the firms decided to do. >> we think it is the right thing to do, absolutely. >> reporter: meantime the turbines are run or curtailment only operated during the day as the

that is where molly line is.g out as much as they can before tomorrow's commute. does it look like they will be able to do it? >> absolutely. that is their goal. they really believe that they are are going to be able to get the mbta, the t as they call it near boston the transit system up and running for tomorrow's commute. they are warning people it might be slow going as you head into work in the morning. and school is canceled for tomorrow. the mayor saying they will give it one more day for cleanup and patrol to get out there. no school tomorrow here in the city of boston. we are here at logan airport where things are beginning to get back to normal. opened up here last nate at 11:00 p.m. today, two of the four run areways up and running already and by the end of the day they are hoping things will be back to normal and all of the airlines will have a chance to catch up on the flights and delays and cancellations that happened over the course of the storm. a very busy day. traffic nonstop. folks coming out wi

molly line earning her paycheck this week for us.o much. >>> power company in new orleans says a faulty relay is to blame for the pawrnlg at the super poe super bowl. half the superdome lights were out for a little more than half an hour. the relay was originally installed to protect equipment in the failure of a connecting cable. the makers of the relay say it was not failure of the part itself but how it was used. >>> "fox news sunday" will talk about a host of issues including violence in entertainment. >> why don't you go to your friends in hollywood and challenge them, shame them and say knock it off. >> well, i do think whatever we do, because when you talk about evidence-based, we have that throughout our proposal. in other words, we don't want to just be aneck dotely writing bills. >> you can see the entire pelosi interview and senator john mccain this weekend on "fox news sunday". >>> apparently a lot of brain power is being wasted in math class. we'll tell you what one state wants to do about that. >>> and iran's latest sec

." >> molly was 19. just out of high school.r frieda, so proud. >> she was pretty. >> beautiful. >> she's my daughter, but she was pretty. >> frieda and her husband, rudy, a former international rugby star, remember every detail of that night in 2004. >> sunday morning, 23rd of may, about 5:00 in the morning, a sound, a noise woke me up. >> frieda thought molly's car was being stolen. woke rudy. >> i jumped up and i saw it. i took out my pistol. >> rudy was afraid. two of their neighbors had been killed the week before. he broke the bedroom window and shot at the thief. >> i heard growling. and i wondered, what is happening now? then he told me, it's molly in the car. >> in that instant, their lives changed forever. >> so that one shot out of a million, right through the door. it went right in my daughter, through the neck. and she was dead on the site. >> he was not prosecuted. the court decided he had suffered enough, saying we feel he has learned a hard lesson, and the courts cannot achieve more than that. >> i wish she could

molly, he's modern, know who is tupac is. i can't imagine that marco rubio and i get what she was saying, the second thing on the resume of why he's a player. >> well, i don't think it can hurt, right? but i think two good points made in that segment which is that first of all marrow rubio has a lot of appealing qualities and the -- i don't think you can understate the state to when ch the republicans' problem is a brand problem. the extent to which they're seen as the party of old white men and to the extent he cuts against that, that's important. to the extent he is a tremendous politician who's very charismatic and good at articulating a message and substance to it, as well. seen marco rubio leading on immigration in a different way and not fair to say this is all just a surface makeover. >> well, you know, to your point, you're right. things can't hurt but he has b substantive issues and you go in to an interview and name tupac on your list, you are not getting the job. my minority is that there are a lot of, keith, smoke

molly line is live for us in boston right now. molly? >> reporter: hi, jon.hat's right, the snow's already beginning to fall here in the city and the surrounding areas, and it's still all about expectation and potential. there's an expectation that we could get up to 3 feet here many boston and the surrounding areas, especially in that snow belt out in western massachusetts, and the potential for a historically massive storm. as you mentioned, one possibly for the record books. the authorities here in the city taking a lot of precautions, asking people to stay inside and to stay off the roads today. as you can see, the roads still a little bit busy this afternoon. the governor had asked everyone to get off of these highways by noon today, but this is one of the expressways leading out of the city of boston. people didn't make that noon deadline that the governor had asked people to make, but they are trying to get out of here. a moment ago this was backed up. it looked like rush hour traffic. now it seems like it's loosened up a little bit, and it's actually