Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil Makes the Call.
CHETRY: Well, they jumped the gun a little bit here. OK. Let's listen.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I have been instructed which scroll to read. It sure is cold today. Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. On Gobbler's Knob on this beautiful Groundhog Day, February 2nd, 2011, Punxsutawney Phil was raised from his burrow by the call of President Bill Deeley. He greeted his handlers, Ben Hughes and John Griffiths. And after casting an inquisitive eye towards thousands of his faithful followers, he proclaimed the Steelers are going to the Super Bowl! Back to the business at hand. He surveyed his surroundings carefully and found that there was no shadow around, so an early spring it will be!</s>CHETRY: I had a feeling this was going to happen. Congratulations to Punxsutawney Phil.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The sky is clear.</s>CHETRY: I don't get the whole part about the Super Bowl. We know they're going to the Super Bowl. I thought he was going to say whether they won or not, beat the Packers. But the bottom line is we don't have six more weeks of winter. Spring is just around the corner.</s>HOLMES: And what's his accuracy rate again, Kiran?</s>CHETRY: I think his accuracy rate is 39 percent.</s>HOLMES: That's right, folks. Thirty-nine percent. Four out of 10 times. I am really impressed right now that we put up the breaking news banner.</s>CHETRY: I love it. This is breaking. It is breaking now. It's ultimate. The ultimate. I just -- I really do want to hear what Staten Island Chuck has to say, too, because if Staten Island Chuck agrees with Punxsutawney Phil things are looking good.</s>HOLMES: Oh, there's another critter?</s>CHETRY: Yes.</s>HOLMES: OK. The one that bit Mayor Bloomberg. That's pretty funny. All right. We're going to take a quick break. Right now, we've been told by Punxsutawney Phil at least with his 39 percent accuracy rate --</s>HOLMES: Yes.</s>CHETRY: -- that spring is just around the corner. Meantime, we're dealing with this massive winter storm. It's been slamming the Midwest. Right now, it's far from over. We still got about 20 more hours of this stuff. Jacqui is going to fill us in.</s>HOLMES: Also coming up this morning, we continue to watch the live pictures we are seeing out of Egypt. We'll get back to those in a bit. But also, it's not just about democracy there. What you've been seeing is also about money. It's 26 minutes past the hour.