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Martha: extreme weather alert. colorado is getting hit with a big blast of winter. some parts of the state are dealing with a foot of snow, and it has delayed flights, canceled school, which kids of course don't mind one bit especially on a friday, causing trouble on the roads as well. >> call 511, visit cotrip.org. get the updates before they go out the door. martha: tough driving in that kind of weather. alicia a kuhn yea acuna is live in denver. is the no supposed to keep coming there. >> reporter: it is until tomorrow morning. it's not going to be a slow dump, it will be quite fast. if you...

wall street is celebrating. ali velshi will join me in a few minutes. president obama is speaking at a fire engine in virginia and is calling for a payroll tax cut due to expire at the end of this month. he also wants to boost federal grants to local governments to hire veterans at first responders. >> over the past three years, my administration's made it possible to keep responders on the job and now communities that make a prir tea to recruit veterans will be among the first in line when it comes to getting help from the federal government. >> the jobless rate for recent vets st...

mitt romney is coming off his second place win in south carolina with nonstop attacks on the rival who beat him. newt gingrich. with the biggest contest to date just eight days away, even his temperment are talking points for mitt romney. >> he's gone from pillar to post like a pinball machine, from item to item in a way that is highly erratic and does not suggest a stable, thoughtful course which is normally associated with leadership. >> so far three republican contests have picked three different winners ron paul will take part in another debate in tampa. a state of emergency is...

law or part of the lacey act, that's about extinction of species, that sort of thing. this is not a problem in every state. the problem we have with lions and tigers, yes, there are some of these in every state. but we're going to pass these laws for these animals very, very shortly. >> okay. jack hanna on the python today. we'll follow up and see what the state of ohio does with the other animals. thank you so much, sir. i appreciate it. top of the hour. watch this. welcome back, i'm brooke baldwin. a couple stories we're watching for you now. rescue crews are looking for survivor...

the last 30 years. things have sure changed. take baby boomers. many of them were the first to go to college, right? today their children and grandchildren may hold a degree, but it comes at a steep price and they're still looking for a job. student loan debt now stands at $865 billion, topping credit card debt for the first time. let's bring in ryan mack, president of optimum capital management, john doggett, professor at the university of austin. and an organization focused on issues facing young americans and rubin navarrette, individuals 18 to 30, how do they feel about the shift...