send us an e-mail to booktv@c-span.org, tweet us @booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> next booktv speaks with gary segura about his recent book "latino america: how america's most dynamic population is poised to transform the politics of the nation." from the 31st annual miami book father, this is about 15 minutes -- book fair, this is about 15 minutes. >> host: well, we're out on the street in windy miami. joining us now is gary segura who is a professor at stanford and the co-author of this book "latino america: how america's most dynamic population is poised to transform the politics of the nation." professor segura how do you define "latino"? >> guest: well, largely we let latinos define themselves. the sort of government definition of hispanic is anyone who identifies as a descendant of immigrants or an immigrant from a latin or spanish-speaking nation. some folks would include spain in that some folks would include portuguese speakers in that. but for the purposes of our surveys, we asked people if they think of themselves that way either as latino or hispanic. f

send us an e-mail. tweet us. post on our wall. >> this weekend book tv is in west virginia with the help of our local cable partner comcast. we continued our trip with author sean duffy's book traces the influx of immigrants in the city during its booming industrial time. >> the industry the results in a massive population growth, economic success. it was boomtown. and of course it is not anymore. the steel industry is gone away. steel was in full production. turned it into a major city. because of its location on the ohio river and the national road came through wheeling as i mentioned before, it it was a transportation hub. there's a lot of resources manager iron melancholia it it was easy to transport goods like steel to market. some industry was naturally drawn here and industry requires labor and so on. it was an industrial town with a lot of jobs. these people came from very poor regions of europe on middle east and needed work. so many times the patriarch, the man of the family would come to the united sta

city facility or program feel free to contact the mayor's office on disability 415-554 -- or send us an e-mail mod at sfgov dot org we look forward to hearing from you. thank you. >> >> thank you. we'll move onto agenda item 10 report from the disability disaster preparedness committee. >> thank you. the committee met on friday january january 2nd, 2015, representatives from community based organizations, city and county departments. the mayor's office on disability and the mayor's disability council were in in attend ance as well as members of the public. the mvc disaster preparedness committee accomplishments reviewed the new the new york city ada lawsuit for lessons learned transportation plans and evacuations from multistory building accessibility communications and updated the san francisco shelter database participated in 2 exercises adding a disability component including vehicle evacuation issues and disability sensitivity and tsunami exercise and civic center active shooter drill and created the chemical the list of lists and develop tracking agencies that serve people with disabiliti

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. >> would you be able to shoot us an e-mail that this. >> yes. >> i take special interest in that. >> thank you i have no report from the board of appeals there was no historic preservation commission commissioners, if there's nothing further we can go back to commission matters item 8 election of officers no longer with the rules the president and vice president shall be elected on the january 15, 2015. >> commissioner antonini. >> nominate rodney fong for president and cindy woe for vice president. >> shall i call the question. >> on that. >> commissioner richards. >> a couple of questions for the property nominees i support a continuance in leadership on the term i'm a term guy i want you to address something e anything specific you might do from what you do this past year i'd like to hear that. >> why don't i take a stab we've been talking about issues we've interested in cover from our last hearing we talked about the rules and creating a committee on rules we will be during that on the calendar personally i'm interested in a refocus on omaha clearly visibility is the number one

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or send us an e-mail. >>> just in a new case of measles. this one on the peninsula. health officials confirmed a third case there. california's currently experiencing a large outbreak many linked to a visit to disneyland in december. it's unclear how this person contracted the disease, who this person is or if this case is linked to that disneyland outbreak. >>> a trip to yosemite will cost you more. starting in march, if you come during the off-season which is november through march, it's $25 per car, instead of $20. the rest of the year is $30. annual passes are also going up as well as camp site fees. >> it is nice yosemite weather. >> off-season you can get a good price. >> jeff ranieri joins us now with the super bowl weekend forecast. >> we did start off with fog this morning. by the afternoon, a lot of sunshine building in throughout the bay area. blue skies the current moment. the only spot where we've seen fog roll in at times has been the peninsulas. so it's not going to be a totally clear morning for tomorrow. here's the thing. i don't think it's going to

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>> they have asked to continue because they are going to have a community meeting so they sent us an e-mail regarding that they have met with supervisor kim's office and the police and they determined that they would do some more out reach. >> i move to to continue to the next. >> okay. >> and move to the next basement. >> to the next. >> a second? >> i will second. >> same house same call. >> thank you. >> make sure that the police department, and and be advised that the supervisors have been notified. >> and i know that he told you that they have been notified, but the list department and the supervisor kim's office. >> yeah, so, this was a group effort. >> oh, good. this has all been coordinated. >> so this is more, a nice discussion to have him do this. >> exactly. and he was heart he hadly encouraged by the police department to have a community meeting and continue his item. >> okay. >> and i can't do the same house same call. >> commissioner frost. >> aye. >> lee. >> yes. >> moshoyannis. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> perez. >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> yeah, okay. >> i hope that this gent

then temp sent us an e-mail and the e-mail was this. that was the first time i've drawn anything for seven years. i feel like someone -- i was under water and someone finally reached down and pulled my head up so i could take a breath. and we got that and i said, all right. i don't know what we did but we got to figure out how to do it again and for more people. that was the launch of not impossible labs and it's based on this premise of technology but it's technology for the sake of humanity. it's how do you hack? how do you modify? how do you take something that serves one purpose and make it apply to something else so it accomplishes a fundamental social need, some communication mobility freedom of expression something like that? and so this kind of sets the course of what we were doing with not impossible labs. so that was my chapter one. this is chapter two for me. chapter two, july 11, last year a year and couple months ago, i went out to dinner with a friend. at dinner, he tells me about this dr. tom. dr. tom is a doctor in the a

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the bridge district notified by concerned drivers who sent them and us an e mail. >> they have this illusion p if they go faster they're okay. they don't have the cones they have a wall. inside this souped-up mustang, this 76-year-old and his wife. >> i'm saying out of this. >> he was clocked at 65 but says he was just going with the flow. >> they know what the speed was i'm looking at othercars. not the speedo meter. here i am. >> officials say the median is working well and should not give drivers a false sense of security. >> it does not mean it's safe to drive faster. >> tickets with range from around $237 to loss of your license for flagrant violators. at the golden gate bridge abc7 news. >> today a jury decided the fate of two police officers. the officer was acquitted but another officer was convicted. the officer was shown taking money and electronics from residential hotels. >> two weeks after a judge ruled dr. james simon should not stand trial for shooting a man the i team learned the district attorney is taking this case to a grand jury. after the retired broker followed the doct

send us an e-mail to at booktv@c-span.org or send us a tweet or post on our wall at facebook.com/booktvs look at books are being published this week. mike huckabee sure stories from his 2000 a run for president and why he is optimistic for the future of the united states of america in his book "god guns, grits, and gravy." then we have a current wonton amo detainee sharing his record of the event that led to his imprisonment in 2002 in the treatment that he has received in the u.s. tennis center in monhamedou ould slahi, "guantanamo diary." then we have monhamedou ould slahi, "guantanamo diary"'s talk about her book "the train to crystal city." then we have david morris in his book about posttraumatic stress disorder in "the evil hours." then former npr con correspondent talks about the negative effects of corruption in iraq and ukraine in egypt and nigeria as a result of pervasive corruption. in her book "thieves of state." then we have thanassis cambanis,"once upon a revolution." look for these titles and book stores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on bot

. >> and abc7 news viewer sent us an e mail showing trash strewn along the trails. >> land's end is onelar spots to hike or just sight see. it overlooks the bay and golden gate bridge. one hiker found something else. >> turn tables, chairs, coolers >> dirty clothing and what appears to be a homeless encampment. >> first reaction is just disgust, anger. >> al ander robinson wants it cleared up and restored. >> openland makes the city wonderful to be in. and at this point we need to keep them clean and respect them more. >> this is the responsibility of the golden gate national recreation area. they say they do have issue was homeless there. >> we become aware of the camps we send crews in to clean them up and do what we can to discourage if camping in the park. >> it's impossible to cover every inch every time he suggested a grass roots effort but says the homeless camps require special treatment and equipment and says it is a priority to protect parks and if you see something, the best thing to do is call them and report it. >> up next, one thing you need to know in ordero get good fema

send us an e-mail to booktv at c-span.org, tweet us at booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> what you get this one is something i think that epitomizes our current national approach to cybersecurity. the pentagon teamed up with these contractors in information and intelligence sharing arrangement the that contractors agreed to report to the pentagon threats they were sent on their network and occluding when he had been breached. the pentagon agreed not to disclose this publicly because companies do not to say when the that hackers and cyber networks. and then return the pentagon was going to provide these corporations with information that it was gathered from some intelligence operation to effectively the fruit of espionage that agencies like the nsa were gathering about these threats in china and how they might affect american businesses. this partnership essentially sets up whereby private sector and public are coming together for their mutual purpose of defending these computer networks. companies are essential in this arrangement and this is true across the board whe

an accident waiting to happen. >> now, if you have a problem, you think chris and the "7 on your side" team should look into for you, let us know. send us an e-mail or call the "7 on your side" hotline. 866-236-3401. >> all right. we've known this week that wednesday would be the day to watch. and it sounds like it's shaping up that way. >> one of the most frequent asked questions i get over the years when we have these systems, could it really blow up into a coastal monster storm. it's a question if we have one to two or two to three. in my world not a big difference. for a lot of people, it's important. line it up in a box for you and we'll do that right now. we'll start, though and do this to share our images we look in southern frederick county. we end the sequence now. few breaks in the overcast but later tonight, the entire area will become overcast. showers that we had earlier have moved across the bay to the eastern shore. let's check numbers. hit 50 in virginia today. still in the mid 40's all across the region. and temperatures will be slow to fall. but fall they will tonight. so the stage will be set with temperatures about freezing in

the bridge district notified by concerned drivers who sent them and us an e mail. >> they have this illusion p if they go faster they're okay. they don't have the cones they have a wall. inside this souped-up mustang, this 76-year-old and his wife. >> i'm saying out of this. >> he was clocked at 65 but says he was just going with the flow. >> they know what the speed was i'm looking at other cars. not the speedo meter. here i am. >> officials say the median is working well and should not give drivers a false sense of security. >> it does not mean it's safe to drive faster. >> tickets with range from around $237 to loss of your license for flagrant violators. at the golden gate bridge abc7 news. >> today a jury decided the fate of two police officers. the officer was acquitted but another officer was convicted. the officer was shown taking money and electronics from residential hotels. >> two weeks after a judge ruled dr. james simon should not stand trial for shooting a man the i team learned the district attorney is taking this case to a grand jury. after the retired broker followed the doc

lobe is here i'll defer to let her talk about that she sent us copies an e-mail on friday indicating claim was a couple of items discussed with the mayor's office of housing but to expedite r execute that contract with that i have no other information unless you have questions. >> through the chair. >> commissioner walker. >> any sense of a timeframe assuming those scope of work is accepted how long to implement and finish the work. >> the contract indicates that once work comprehends it will be done within 15 days when its commenced i'm not sure it depends on obviously the subsequent to the execution of the contract perhaps ms. lobe has more information from the mayor's office of housing when the contractor can start once that process has occurred that's the information at this point and it's 15 days to do the actual work. >> yes. it is rather than extensive it is the last 16 pages at the end of our staff report delineates particulars including the qualifications of the contractor keeping the site secure, what specifically will be done the materials etc. i understand is standard for

. >> and abc7 news viewer sent us an e mail showing trash strewn along the trails. >> land's end is onepopular spots to hike or just sight see. it overlooks the bay and golden gate bridge. one hiker found something else. >> turn tables, chairs, coolers >> dirty clothing and what appears to be a homeless encampment. >> first reaction is just disgust, anger. >> al ander robinson wants it cleared up and restored. >> openland makes the city wonderful to be in. and at this point we need to keep them clean and respect them more. >> this is the responsibility of the golden gate national recreation area. they say they do have issue was homeless there. >> we become aware of the camps we send crews in to clean them up and do what we can to discourage if camping in the park. >> it's impossible to cover every inch every time he suggested a grass roots effort but says the homeless camps require special treatment and equipment and says it is a priority to protect parks and if you see something, the best thing to do is call them and report it. >> up next, one thing you need to know in order to get g b

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nbc 7 news bureau sent us an e-mail showing us trash all along its trails. abc 7 news went out for a look. >> reporter: lands end is one of san francisco's most popular spots to hike or just sightsee. it sits north of the cliff house on national parkland overlooking the san francisco bay and golden gate bridge. among these spectacular views and nature trails one hiker found something else. >> i've seen turntables. chairs. coolers. suitcases. >> reporter: mound of trash, beer cans and liquor bottles. >> first reaction is disgust and anger. >> reporter: alexander wants the site cleaned up. >> open land in san francisco is limited. it's one of the things that makes the city so wonderful to be in. at this point we need to keep those lands as clean as possible. we need to respect them more. >> reporter: this mess is the responsibility of the golden gate national recreation area. spokesman howard levette says from time to time they do have issues with homeless camping there. >> when we become aware of those camps, of course we send maintenance crews in to clean th

send me a tweet or send us an e-mail from our website at gerriwillis.com. we will be right back. gerri: the average price for a gallon of gas has dropped 6 cents in just a week. great news for drivers, but it has lawmakers including some republicans pushing to raise the federal gas tax. guy benson is here with us, political editor of townhall.com. so how many breaks as the american consumer got over the last two years? i only count one and that is the price of gas. and they want to take this away from us. what is your take on it? >> i'm just mystified by this. i have to say herriot low and you are right, this is finally a break, everyone feels that it hits them in the wallet immediately. washington swearing in a brand-new republican congress, people saying maybe we ought to raise taxes because these gas prices have gotten so low that we can get away with it and pay for some spending down the road. i understand policy arguments on both sides, charles krauthammer arguing, saying that the gas tax should be raised a lot higher than what they are proposing here in washington on the hi

>> send us your comments on facebook twitter or send us an e-mail at fox news first@foxnews.com or wouldou for give your husband? >> all right. we have extreme weather this morning. more storms are moving in just in time for the weekend. >> we are talking about rain, snow, all of that expected. maria molina is tracking this for us. >> we are in an active pattern across parts of the eastern u.s. they are swinging across the midwest east coast and eventually into the northeast. we have a clipper system moving through. for most areas we are looking at a light snowfall accumulation if any at that. the most will be in the state of main. that's where we potential for winter storm warnings especially across central part of the state. that will be a big concern. coming up early next week there will be a storm system that could bring heavy snow across parts of the northeast. over the weekend it will bring the potential for heavy snow across parts of the midwest. we will can tra the storm system. otherwise current windchill temperatures quite chilly this morning. 20's in tulsa only in the teens in

we put your questions into videos where i respond and send us an e-mail. media buzz@foxnews.com. we'll respond to those as well. we're back here next sunday morning, 11:00 >> it is january 19th. flash fleez. extreme weather barreling down on both coasts causing deadly conditions and deadly pileups. >> terrifying moments with two packed planes nearly colliding. the details on that close call. >> "american sniper" takes the box office. >> would you be surprised if i credited you with over is 160 kills? >> breaking box office records but not without heavy criticisms from the left. some calling chris kyle a coward. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> might not be a manic monday for most of the united states because it is martin luther king day. many people have the day off. let's begin with extreme weather. the death toll rising after a flash freeze causes hundreds of crashes across the northeast. this morning we know at least five people are dead. >> near philadelphia more than 50 vehicles collided when light rain fell on to a cold highway and turned into a sheet of ice. >> i

the bridge district was notified by concerned drivers like christine harris who sent them and us an e-mail. >> they have this this illusion that if they go faster now they are okay because they don't have the little cone. they have the cement wall. >> 65. 65. the blue mustang white stripe. >>reporter: inside this souped up mustang 76-year-old ross workman and his wife. >> well, i'm staying out of this. >> he was clocked at 65 but says he was just going with the flow. >> i don't know what the traffic what the speed was. i'm looking at the other car. not the speedometer and here i am. >>reporter: officials say the median barrier is working well. but should not give drivers a false sense of security. >> the bridge is definitely safer than it has ever been. that does not mean that it is safe to drive faster. >> tickets can range from around 2 37 dollars for speeding few miles over the limit to loss of the driver's license for flagrant violators. this is abc 7 news. >> california dmv issued an advisory to any one driving their own car for uber, lift side car or any on demand ride service. 80-ye

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send your comments to us on facebook twitter or send us an e-mail at fox first.com and we will share those a little later in the show. >> to the other headlines a prominent heart surgeon shot dead in a prestigious hospital. he walked into brigham williams hospital asked to speak to the doctor and fired two shots. that man 55-year-old steven pasari dead from a self-inflicted gun shot. now police say he may have been getting revenge. his mother was a patient of dr. davidson who died back in november. >> huge fireballs erupting into the sky after a natural gas can explodes in texas. flames could be seen and gas could be smelled for miles in the area. emergency crews allowed the fire to burn out on its own. amazingly no one was hurt. plant workers think a valve malfunction might be to blame. to the unrest in yemen. the u.s. military now readying three war ships off the coast just in case the u.s. embassy has to be evacuated. they moved into the capital and surrounded buildings including the presidential palace. the yemeni government is a key ally in the fight against al qaeda. at least t

san us an e-mail and we will respond to those as well. morning 11 o'clock and 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. filling in for chris wallace. k ab fig >> president obama pushes his domestic agenda ahead of the tuesday state of the union address but threats abroad mount. the president draw as line in the sand over iran. >> we have a chance to resolve the nuclear issue. my message to congress at this point, hold your fire. ron johnson and ben card an member of the foreign relations committee are here. the supreme court takes up same-sex marriage. >> right here. right now the. >> we debate the issue with two leading advocates

send us an e-mail to consumer >>> a new wegmans supermarket could coming to chantilly. the store has signed a lease to build a facility at the common center near route 28 and westfield boulevard. wegmans se it will be similar to the other stores it already operat in fairfax and sterling. commonwe center currently houses two office buildings. the county will have to rezone the land to accommodate wegmans. another sto is scheduled to open in the alexandria area of fairfa later this year. >>> two more big names with big voices have been added to the super lineup. why you want to tune into the lineup here on nbc 4. and storm team 4 is tracking the forecast. > some of you could get by with a little umbrella. others wl need the big umbrella. see a lot of rain. we're zoom into your neighb and show you what to exp >>> recr. growers an abundance of marijua and a lack of customer prices keep dropping. stores struggling to sell their produc licensed stores have harvested nearly 31,000 pounds of marijua since it became legal two years ago. they've only sold 6,000 pounds. >>> closer

we put your questions into videos where i respond and send us an e-mail. media buzz@foxnews.com. next sunday morning, 11:00 and 5:00 eastern for the latest buzz. >>> fox news alert. the secret service saying shots were fired last night near the home of vice president joe biden in delaware. officials say the vice president and his wife were not home at the time. hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> hello, everyone. it happened just past 8:25 last night. a driver speeding away from the scene was located by police near the security perimeter. it is not yet at this moment clear what the motive if any, actually was. peter duesy is following the story live. hi peter. >> that's right. there were two suspicious and potentia

the bridge district was notified like concerned drivers who sent them and us an e-mail. >> they havelusion that if they go faster now they're okay, because they don't have these little cones they have a cement wall. >> 65, 65. >> inside this soiped up mustang. 76-year-old ross workman and his wife. he was clocked at 65, but says he was just going with the flow. >> i don't know what the traffic, the speed was i'm looking at the cars. here i am. >> officials say the median barrier is working well, but should not give drivers a false sense of security. >> the bridge is definitely safer than it's ever been. that does not mean that it's safe to drive faster. >> to try to quickly and effectively break bad habits the chp is ready to drive home the message. at the golden gate bridge abc 7 news. >>> we have some developing news out of washington today, the house has passed legislation to ban all use of taxpayer money for abortions. it would also block tax credits for many people and businesses buying health insurance that covers abortions. president obama has said he would veto such a measure

if you were at the bash, you have any insights to share, be sure to shoot us an e-mail. >> thank you.his morning. they were responding to shots at the fiesta club. and cry brown was performing at a conner is. all told five people were wounded. they all suffered non-life threatening injuries. they have detained some people for questioning. they are still investigating at the scene. and we have a reporter at the scene as well and we -- will have updates throughout the morning. you can also get the latest on our website at kr oorks n4.com. we've posted all the videos from inside the concert. you can download our free app for your mobile device. our other big story take this live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it's been shutdown since midnight friday as crews are racing the clock to finish the job on time and they've made great progress overnight and the installation of that movable median barrier on the bridge. this new barrier meant to curb the number of head-on collisions there. so far the golden predict brig says everything is is going on schedule. showing trucks moving piece

send us an e-mail to booktv at c-span.org tweet us at booktv or post on our wall facebook.com/booktv. >> welcome to wheeling west virginia, on booktv. located in the northern panhandle of the state it was the first capital of west virginia and is known as the friendly city. due to its location along the ohio river and historic national road wheeling boot as an additional hub in the early 20th century spent its kind uncommon in west virginia and that it do a lot of immigrants from various parts of europe here in search of jobs and opportunity. >> with the help of our comcast cable partner, for the next hour we explore wheeling literally sing begin with local author dan weimer and this book looking at office of drug policy in the u.s. >> if you look at the budget for the war on drugs every year, i know it's billions of dollars as i was curious as to why that isn't how does the war on drugs fit into the larger picture of american foreign policy. the war on drugs is something that the u.s. has used, you know i don't want to say some justification but it's been able to use that as justific

accepted send us an e-mail. also phone your ideas. your number there on your screen. >>> just in time for that cold weather. the pipe story, coming up at 5:00. >> that's right. and vj will have more on that. >>> speaking of -- do you two ladies want to talk? so is this stuff we're seeing from the west? >> it's really from canada. >> i have something to tell you first, though. if you're feeling colder air, it's a summer breeze compared to what they're dealing with in minneapolis. it's around 10 below zero there today. with a wind chill of 30 below. people are taking advantage of the city's skywalks meaning they don't have to step outside. tomorrow it will be colder with wind chills of 45 below. summer breeze? >> yeah that's just brutal. >> brutal. >> now, that's tough. the stuff we're going to be feeling the rest of this week some of it? >> our wind chills for a period of time will go down 0 to 10 below. let me show you where some of that air is coming from right up in canada folks. dropping down arctic cold. look at that. this is the

if you've got a story idea for consumer watch, send us an e-mail consumerwatch@nbcwashington.com. on the screen. >> we'll see how you're doing on the elliptical. >> call us. >> okay. >> we'll be at the pizza place across the street. >> thanks erika. >>> a movie landmark is the target of an arsonist. whether police believe it's linked to a famous film or something else. >>> gone in an instant. two u.s. skiers with promising futures lose their lives doing the thing they love. how their colleagues are honoring their loss today. ♪ >>> the snow made for big problems here in our area but it's just what other people were hoping for. >> oh yeah. like here. these are pictures from liberty mountain ski resort in pennsylvania, and you can bet that skiers will be headed there tonight and tomorrow after a reported 5 inches of fresh snow. you know tomorrow this time, vj you say the story of the day is going to be wind chills. >> wind chills for sure. so the temperatures will just continue to drop. the wind will start picking up. it's just going to be a biting wind tomorrow. ugly feel if you're o

that presentation and hey, if you have a classroom and you're doing something like that, send us an e-mail want to take part in it. high surf advisory in place as we get into this weekend. 6 to 10-foot swells at our beaches. we're also going to see some really large waves from time to time to the tune of 20 feet high. these waves are great to watch. never turn your back to the ocean, we'll see some sneaker waves out there and rip currents are likely. your water temperature 56 to 60 degrees, really chilly conditions. after all we're still in wintertime. it will not feel like it. 75 degrees on saturday in santa cruz, 80 degrees on sunday. some of the other beach cities will be nice as well, up to 71 degrees in bodega bay and lyl[ sunday. up to the north bay coast beautiful conditions, we haven't been up there, it's lovely up there and temperatures are going to be really warm. saturday into sunday we hit the peak of the warming trend and then everything changes, a little bit of that rain we so desperately need on the way as we head through tuesday of next week. stop the clock on your futu fu

san us an e-mail and we will respond to those as well. back here next sunday morning 11 o'clock and 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. filling in for chris wallace. k ab fig >> president obama pushes his domestic agenda ahead of the tuesday state of the union address but threats abroad mount. the president draw as line in the sand over iran. >> we have a chance to resolve the nuclear issue. my message to congress at this point, hold your fire. ron johnson and ben card an member of the foreign relations committee are here. the supreme court takes up same-sex marriage. >> right here. right now the. >> we debate the issue with two leading advocates ted olson and the dice overturn california ban on same-sex marriage. and president of the family research council, tony perkins. >> plus, mitt romney and jeb bush steal the 2016 spotlight. we weigh in on how two of the biggest g.o.p. names could shake up the race for the white house all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello from fox news in washington. president obama prepares to deliver his 7th