george franco out of waga in atlanta. >> the time is 15 minutes to the top of the hour.you plan on skipping the super bowl you could make thousands of dollars by opening your front door. but it comes with a big risk. >> a gun toting robber put in his place by a clerk armed with a beer. >> say, steve. good morning. >> i bet it wasn't a light beer. >> really heavy full one. >> that's right. 13 minutes before the top of the hour. lots of reaction to last night's state of the union address. did the president say what americans wanted to hear? super bowl coverage life in times square where it is snowing but that's okay. he will be joined by jets cheerleaders and super bowl champ drew brees. we start off in about 15 minutes right here on your channel for news. >> not many people can brag about fighting off a shark. he was speer fishing when he said he got quite a surprise. >> something was tugging on my leg, i thought it might have been one of my dogs but a shark was dragging up behind. i couldn't feel it at that time. >> instead of going to the hospital he swam to shore stitc

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i've served in morocco and in served inmexico, i've nick waga and as part of that i was trained in immigration law because as an officer which i did during part of that service s a foreign service officer, that's involved in issuing visas,s the involved in u.s. citizenship issues, things of that nature. i have issued immigrant visas. i have issued and rejected non-immigrant visas for people to come to the united states. i've worked on getting border crossing cards for mexicans to travel to the united states. this was some of my black ground from my professional career as a government employee before i ever got involved in the immigration issue in a non-profit. after retiring from the state years ent, a couple of after retiring i got involved in the immigration issue. as a research director for immigration studies. that is a small non-profit organization in washington, d.c. that works basically entirely on research studies. as immigration was reaching sort terms y shen do point in of legislative change in 1996 i shifted from the center of immigration studies to federation for immigration reform