kelsey grammer is one of the most talked about, one of the most famous, one of the most beloved faces in american television history. he joins me now. you are, aren t you? you ve been part of the american television consciousness for so long. you must walk around the street and everyone goes hey, kelsey. everyone must think they know you. well, those things do happen. those events do take place. sometimes it s hey, frasier, but more often than not, it s hey, kelsey. do you like the kind of mass attention you still get? or i ve done it, i just want to just go and it s always pleasant. it s always flatter. it s always meant in an optimistic kind of affectionate way. so i take it that way and return the compliment actually. you enjoy the status of television icon? sure. i ve be a fool to say i didn t. i would. let s be honest with you. odd thing about you and i mean this in the best sense i don t think i ve ever had an american television star sit here who open
we have a very, very important issue here. why is that important? the primary here, the first in the nation is the window through which the american public begin to understand the candidates, who they are, what they stand for, and their vision for a better america. and you begin to jeopardize that process by other states like nevada most recently leap frogging in the process, making new hampshire virtually irrelevant as you move it forward. that s totally nonsense, we re going to stand with the people of new hampshire on this, we re going to speak out locally and vocally. we ve chosen to boycott nevada, the caucus system. we know the people of nevada are experiencing high unemployment, high forecloesh you ve rates, as of right now, we re standing with the people of new hampshire and boycotting not only the caucus but the debate tomorrow night. this is all about how candidates are introduced to the american people. and it s traditionally done through these early primary states
he ll be right with us to the terrible crash that killed their friend dan wheldon. later my compelling interview with kelsey grammer who really does open up in a way i ve never seen before. but for now jon huntsman joins me from new hampshire. he says he ll stay there rather than joining all the fun in las vegas. what s this all about? why are you avoiding the lure of sin city? well, piers, thank you for having me on. let me just say that we have a very, very important issue playing out here, and that s the viability of the new hampshire primary. why is that important? because the primary here, the first in the nation, is the window through which the american public begin to understand the candidates, who they are, what they stand for and their vision for a better america. and you begin to jeopardize that process by other states like nevada most recently leapfrogging in the process, making new hampshire virtually irrelevant as you move it forward. i say that is totally nons
their friend dan wheldon. later my compelling interview with kelsey grammer who really does open up in a way i ve never seen before. but for now jon huntsman joins me from new hampshire. he says he ll stay there rather than joining all the fun in las vegas. what s this all about? why are you avoiding the lure of sin city? well, piers, thank you for having me on. let me just say that we have a very, very important issue playing out here, and that s the viability of the new hampshire primary. why is that important? because the primary here, the first in the nation, is the window through which the american public begin to understand the candidates, who they are, what they stand for and their vision for a better america. and you begin to jeopardize that process by other states like nevada most recently leapfrogging in the process, making new hampshire virtually irrelevant as you move it forward. i say that is totally nonsense. we re going to stand with the people of new hampshi
but again, the one that s coming through monday and tuesday of next week may be even colder. we re not out of the woods for sure. 50 in nashville. everybody s feeling that nip in the air for the past couple of days. temperatures haven t warmed up too much. today or the afternoon you ll feel better. 7 right now in chicago. with the wind, it feels like zero. that s certainly on the chilly side. and not bad in parts of new york, 21 degrees there. lake-effect snow showers and the machine doesn t want to quit. syracuse, new york, yesterday, they had record show of over a foot. all season long, about 40 inches in total. yeah, cars are buried. the snowblowers are out. it s a never-ending battle at least, the snows in cleveland, we still have snow bands coming off of lake erie here. ontario as well in the north. these are continuing to wind down just a little bit. here s some other totals.