>> sir. >> this training brings it home. >> come on reynolds wolf. move!n, let's say, adverse circumstances. that was intense. how can you not respect these airmen that are out here doing this stuff? seriously. from the high-tech gadgetry to all the electrical engineering to the day to day tactics to this stuff, it's amazing. i have a lot of represent for them. >> we pick up and go someplace where we've never been before potentially, and it requires us to separate as a team, to depend on each other and to rely on each other's expertise to get us through potentially hazardous and stressful situations. >> whoever the higher-up is makes that call. we are in good. we're basically a plane ticket away. >> always ready. >> oh, yeah. always ready. everybody loves the mob. >> combat -- >> rob, there is no soldier like the american soldier. they are absolutely incredible. the rest of the world needs them to keep it free, and what's incredible also about these men that we always remind ourselves, this is a volunteer unit. we're all volunteers. we don't have a drafrt.

reynolds wolf went out there with them. you got suited up. you got to see it firsthand.. >> absolutely. i think about it. someone has to go in first and when they do so, they've got to establish places where the soldiers can sleep wrrks they can communicate, get fresh water, basically everything. and these guys are the ones that do that job and the talents they have are truly amazing. >> reporter: in modern combat, targeting and taking out enemy combatants is crucial to military success. there's one elite air force unit that lays the ground wachovwork all. >> we had a team in afghanistan up close and personal with the taliban. they were feeding downlinked imagery to find, fix, and target the as very sayres out there r they're also known as the mob. they're literally the first to deploy and the last to leave. >> we're always first, you know. first ones out the door, first ones to excellent. >> when we go out, we're building up or installing initial communications and make it so that we can actually get up within just a few days and have communications with the outside wor

a beautiful morning in atlanta, resident tough guy reynolds wolf is here to share a little experiences. these mob guys, they are air force elite training guys and you got to spend time with them to see exactly how they tick. amazing you got that kind of access and i'm excited to see the piece. is mob an acronym, does it stand? >> mobility unit, you'll learn more about it in in moments. when the united states goes to war you are starting off with a clean slate. one has to go in first, they have to lay down the ground work, establish basically runways for planes, to get something to drink, sleep, that kind of thing. the group that does that is the mob they are the very best at what they do. in modern combat, targeting and taking out enemy combatants is crucial to military success. there is one elite air force unit that lays the ground work for it all. >> we just had a team in afghanistan working with army ranger forces that were up-close-and-personal with the taliban, and they were feeding downlinked i am rage ri to find fix targeted finish those adversarie adversaries. >> that is the f

. ♪ dude looks like a lady >>> reynolds wolf, hockey muss tachs, weightlifting, you don't think about care. now more men are getting p pampered like women. getting facials, getting a brazilian wax job. julie knows all about it. she is a makeup artist here in atlanta. you are going to mold reynolds and i into more metropolitan men, i assume. where do we start? just waxing got us both shivering in our boots. >> you have to educate us. >> it's been around for a while, there just seems to be more of a product line developed towards men, but the waxing situation, that's relatively new for men and, to be honest with you, a lot of men are doing the manscaping as far as taking care of the back. one of the things i recommend is you keep the back smooth, you keep the front trimmed. you don't necessarily have to go to the kelly clarkson screaming and get that whole thing waxed off. >> if reynolds waxeses his back he's going to lose a shirt size. >> my whole front lobe on my right side collapsed. wow. i can't believe we're having this conversation. let's say someone is tuning in and their signifi

it's the state's largest wildfire many history, so we're breaking records there, and reynolds wolf isere more to talk about more about what's going on. i assume we're not going to see much in the way of rain. what are the wildfire guys up against? >> it's going to be tough. the forecast not favorable at all. they expect low humidity. the wind may be increasing at times, and, of course, they have plenty of foliage up there. how many of these things do you cover? you know in these high mountains it is very tough because of the type of grasses and the chaperellla pines and ponderosa pines. only 17% contained, and the gusts, we expect, up to 25 miles an hour are going to play significant roles and a bad one many today's battle of the blaze. one of the issues you have to have, again, i'm going to do artistry, and it's going to be poor, but bare with me. i want to draw something. imagine you have a hillside like this. steep terrain. then trees are popping up on the hillsides. you have the trees and the heat. the warm airline wants to rise up, so you'll have fires that will top one treetop t

if you want to know where reynolds wolf is when he's not doing weather or spending time with his wife kids, he's usually on a river somewhere in america fly-fishing. in fact, reynolds, i'm so jealous you got to go to beautiful montana to hit some of those beautiful cold trout streams. did you catch anything good? >> absolutely. i am a fly fisherman, not a very good one but i try to fly fish every place i can. it's a wonderful way to spend some time especially after these incredible animals, the trout. there's a wide variety of them especially out in the west and they're magnificent animals and catching them is really a great deal of fun. take a look at this. and to get the perfect gear we turn to brad richie of madison river outfitters. brad, what is the stuff we need before we hit the river? >> okay. the first thing is a rod and reel. you need wade ers. of course waders are all waterproof 0 to keep you dry and comfortable. boots and flies. you also need a license. well, we're at the river and we're geared up. we need one more thing. we need a guide. thankfully josh is with us from fi

reynolds wolf, multi-talented out there with the air force squadrons in the mud, watching weather, nowalking sports. two guys talking sports. >> absoluteabsolutely. >> i didn't realize the mets didn't have a no hitter. >> it was a big deal. they are one game out of first place, amazing thing. video incredible, a no-no by johan santana, not the singer santana, a different tune. hard to believe not a perfect game but was a no-hitter, it did take them long enough, but got to be happy for mets fans, bodes well for the future. happy crowd to say the least at shea stadium. >> you know what is going on with floyd mayweather, he has been thrown in jail? is that the story? >> i heard. >> he has to go to jail for 87 days, serving a sentence got a little handsy with his ex-girlfriend. rough enough in prison can you imagine having to be a cell mate to old floyd? >> i don't want to imagine that. i don't want to think about. that it's spooky to contemplate to say the very least. absolutely. >> being a football coach, at the higher levels they get paid, they have a right to pick and choose assistants

. >> reynolds wolf, if you're listening and your agent is listening, you are the next micro, mark myer cronkite removed his glasses while reporting the jfk assassination, it became one of the most iconic moments in history. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> this is a new book by douglas brinkley. i spoke to him and talked about that moment and more. >> everybody knows that clip. he came in that day, it was a normal friday. a lot of people had cut out for the weekend and others were having long lunches in new york. he brought cottage cheese and pineapple, iand he got a shootig in dallas and he ran with it. >> it's a fascinating book, very long, very easy to read, and as you know, these are my cronkite glasses, my team calls them the breaking news glasses.

. >> reynolds wolf, if you're listening and your agent is listening, you are the next micro, mark myer cronkite removed his glasses while reporting the jfk assassination, it became one of the most iconic moments in history. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> this is a new book by douglas brinkley. i spoke to him and talked about that moment and more. >> everybody knows that clip. he came in that day, it was a normal friday. a lot of people had cut out for the weekend and others were having long lunches in new york. he brought cottage cheese and pineapple, iand he got a shootig in dallas and he ran with it. >> it's a fascinating book, very long, very easy to read, and as you know, these are my cronkite glasses, my team calls them the breaking news glasses. it's a great interview. i'm don lemon. i'm going to see you back here one hour from now. in the meantime mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room" is going to take over. >>> you're in "the situation room." republicans blame president obama for a shocking new setback in jobs growth. this hour, the state o