. >> one union goal is to pressure orchard owners to treat migrant workers as they would italians. give them a steady contract for work and a minimum of 40 euros a day. but the unions are up against carpalato, basically, mafia governed work. >> workers are paid less than the minimum wage and earn a maximum of 25 euros per day. >> could farmers here harvest their crops and make a profit without workers working for less than the minimum wage? >> unfortunately, the agriculture sector has also experienced a crisis these past years but i'm convinced no crisis can justify exploitation. pasquale amante runs his famil family's clementine orchard. >> how long have you been here? amante insists he doesn't hire undocumented migrants, that he only uses family members for labor. he says low orange prices are decimating the industry make it impossible to pay workers enough to make any profit. there is a temptation on the part of the producers to pay under the table. do you think it's right that producers do that? but as we traveled throughout calabria speaking with dozens of migrant workers a sta

>> i think she was measured, one of the things with the response to the state of the union, the goal husband to be to not mess up. and she did a great job at that. she put forth points, but i think she also took some jabs at trump, also made an appeal to women, and i think to the broader base of the republican party. i think democratics are really trying to catalogue republicans as being neo oconservative, and that's not the reality and i think she did a good job of exposing that. >>> if you want to take a ski trip this winter, we have deals you want to see before you book. >> we have options for all you skiers out there, maybe vermont, maybe canada. plus, david martin, i think he's a colorado guy. or utah. >> utah. and this year, park city and the canons have combined to create the largest ski resort in north america, maybe in the world. i can't wait. we're live at the special event, home this week to 5,000 event planners from all over the world, even local, our friends here in orlando, star studded productions. hey, lisa, you're the editor of special events magazine. 5,000 folks. w

number of ambulance unitsgga on the streets the city hall says that they often are below the goal but thestst union report shows that since septemberni this happened more than 40 times after we showed you a family waited 31 minutes for the ambulance to help with the java seizures . cleveland city hall points out that firefighters are often dispatched first in their trained and are trained to give medical care for the ems arrives in theth statement from assistant from assistant director of public safety says f it is rare and unfortunate when the city he says there is a proper process to make sure that the moster serious cases get help first and they're still constantly reviewing resources and gay teenage. >> max & erma's and cold turkey restaurants in the last including the one at westlake and app westlake and also build a village, the first opened in in congress in 1872 and theycy in 2,009 before being bought bynk mercantile road and they say that it will help to streamline operations. horseshoe casino's hiring 50 part-time dealers wca for table games no prior experience is necessary in and free tr

what i want to talk about today is the second of those two issues, the second aim of union policy. the goal of destroying slavery. what is that going to mean practically? what is freedom going to mean for 4 million former slaves in the united states? we talk in prior weeks about what slavery was and we talked about in various aspects. it affected every aspect of american life, politics, culture, society. we've also talked about is that slavery doesn't exist in the first place as a system to oppress african americans. it becomes that. it doesn't exist in the first place because slaveowners have certain distorted notions of the bible although they do. it exists as a system of labor. awaiting it some people to work for other people. the destruction of slavery is going to practically mean an effort to reconstitute the southern economy. on what basis. are you going to restore the plantation system on some basis of free labor? or are you going to break up the plantations and redistribute the land to the 4 million former slaves? the lecture is the meanings of freedom. to emphasize the plural. they

union address tonight. tonight.he'll include different goals and challenges than those before. before.the president posted a video on youtube previewing his speech ...he says he'll forego a laundry list tonight, and go bigger picture. .. taking a look back at the results of the policies he has championed in the past seven years and discuss what he wants done in this final year. his main goal... set the table for a successor from his own party. tonight you could see a *very controversial face in the crowd for president obama's final state of the union. onine on your side has learned that rowan county kentucky clerk kim davis will be there ... ...the family research council apparently made the arrangments - getting davis and her attorney seats in the crowd.davis refused to issue same sex marriage certificates after the supreme court legalized last year. obergefell ...who was the plaintiff in that case ...will be in the same box with first lady, michelle obama, during the speech. you can watch the state of the union right here on 9 on your side tonight.coverage beginning at 9pm. i

union last. this will include difficult goals and challenges. >> when i took office seven years ago, i don't think i have been more optimistic about a year ahead than i am now. >> reporter: president obama will deliver his state of the union address to congress and the american people. >> as i'm wrighting, writing, i keep thinking about the road we've traveled. >> reporter: this poses unique challenges for a second term lame-duck president. despite enthusiasm -- >> great goals are reached step by step. my message to you tonight is put on your work shoes. we're still on the job. short for reck legislative items and there's the danger of overpromising and underdeliverring. matthew dallak is an assistant professor at the university of washington school. he says president obama will likely forgo a laundry list on tuesday and go bigger picture. >> talking about where the country is and the kind of policies that he has championed and what's been the result and what does he want to get done in his final year. >> reporter: another challenge for a final year president -- >> i think hillary would be worse t

union. i think he's set out very clearly his message and goals.ncine: thank you so much for joining us. we have plenty of interviews coming up. kuroda be talking to mr. , the japanese central bank governor. this is day three of the world economic forum. we will be talking on the nymex and strength or no strength in yen. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse" live from davos. it has been a very busy morning. of course, coming up, it's even more busy. it's "surveillance." we talked to a lot of business leaders. we spoke to the french finance minister. we had george osborne. we are going to put all of these questions to our guests. tom: there's a synthesis of the market rebound we saw yesterday wrapped into central bank. . we knew there would be an impact when draghi spoke. what a market moving impact. dash throughhim our congress center. draghi,e lagarde, mario and who knew and economist would have an entourage like that? francine: when you look at market volatility, what does it tell us about fragility? it wasn't anything that significant. guy: i'

typically, state of the union addresses are all about laying out specific goals for the next year. but it looks like president obama is recognizing he won't get most specific proposals through congress. so instead, his chief of staff says he'll mainly focus on broad themes. painting a big picture of where america is headed. and, i'm told, that will be a very positive vision -- specifically to contrast with what the doom and gloom campaign of many of the republicans running for president. you can watch president obama's final state of the union address right here on 10news at 9 o'clock tonight. florida governor rick scott will give his state of the state address today. governor scott will make his address at 11 a-m from tallahassee. political analysts predict he will highlight two issues, jobs and taxes. he is expected to call on lawmakers to pass a one billion dollar tax cut package. governor's scott's address begins the first 2016 legislative session. this year, lawmakers are expected to address issues such as a massive water protection plan, a gambling agreement, tax cuts, and bi

3 3 we're just about 23 hours away now from president obama's final state of the union speech where he'll unveil his goals for the rest of his time in office.so far... o team of political scientists say less than half of obama's proposals have become a reality. chief politcal correspondent scott thuman shows us the hits and misses. 3 the president's wish list has been a long one over years- --but do those dreams, ever become reality?(obama-2009) "you don't need another list of statistics to know that our economy is in crisis."in 2009 he promised measures that would bring unemployment down & the stock market up. year later, he vowed to hunt down terror leaders and... osama bin laden is dead.but historians will tell you, *most state of the union promises* have fallen flat. (professor -325) "if you did an analysis of every promise, every proposal since thomas jefferson//you'd probably find the success rate being pretty low."take gun control:(obama in 2013) "gabby ffords deserves a vote, the families of newtown, deserve a vote." congress though, didn't agree with that 2013 ntion & obama's had to resort to wat

obama announced the initiative during his state of the union address earlier this month. the goal is to double the rate of progress on cancer treatment and prevention. vice president biden said he wants to spend his final months in office working to cure cancer -- after losing his son beau to brain cancer last year. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - a moment of silence for the space shuttle challenger. how the crew of the international space station honored the legacy of fallen astronauts. the right not to vaccinate is challenged in virginia, today. why a prosposed bill could force everyone parent to immunize their every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. today marks the 30th anniversary of the space shuttle challenger tragedy. the crew of the international space station paid tribute to the crew -- as well as the crews of apollo on

3 we're just 3 about 22 hours away now from president obama's final state of the union speech where he'll unveil his goals for the rest of his time in office.so far... one team of political scientists say less than half of obama's proposals have become a reality. chief politcal correspondent scott thuman shows us the hits and misses. 3 the president's wish list has been a long one over years- --but do those dreams, ever become reality?(obama-2009) "you don't need another list of statistics to know that our economy is in crisis."in 2009 he promised measures that would bring unemployment down & the stock market up. delivering on both fronts. a year later, he vowed to hunt down terror leaders and... osama bin laden is dead.but historians will tell you, *most state of the union promises* have fallen flat. (professor -325) "if you did an analysis of every promise, every proposal since thomas jefferson//you'd probably find the success rate being pretty in 2013) "gabby giffords deserves a vote, the families of newtown, deserve a vote." congress though, didn't agree with that 2013 mention & obama's had to resort

like i said about a thousand dollars an hour and their goal is 100,000. the union president said the men and women who were fired have bills and mortgages like the rest of us. again it depends on where you stand on the issue. >> romona: thank you, dan. to sebring, ohio and tests show five kids have an elevated level of lead in their system. they are not sure if it came from other sources. after tests show levels of lead and copper above the epa standard. and today the governor of michigan met with the ma i yes, sir -- the mayor of flint to discuss a new approach to the toxic water disaster there. and the state senate approved $28 million in funding to pay for bottled water and nurses to monitor the health of the school children. >> denise: tonight people here in northeast ohio are lending a helping hand to the people of flint. >> reporter: it is called water to flint. it is a big campaign at all four hooley houses. all you have to do to make a donation is find the big yellow mobile crates in their parking lot and drop them off and you are on your way to help famili

union address. as stephanie ramos reports, he spoke about long term goals, and addressed the candidates who hope to take his place. 3 nats - "the president of the united states!"this was it. president obama's last state of the union address before congress and the nation.nats: applausekicking off the speech.. acknowledging the 2016 election and the horse race in the early primary states.sot : obama, "for this final one, i'm going to try to make it shorter. i know some of you are antsy to get back to iowa."presidential hopefuls marco rubio and bernie sanders sitting *in the chamber .... gop frontrunner donald trump ....not invited but going straight to twitter....to down the 3 speech.without mentioning took them on? sot - president obama"how can we make our politics reflect what's best in us, and not what's worst?" but also made a plea for untiy...sot - i hope we can work together this year on bipartisan priorities like criminal justice reform.and highlighted past successes...and the future. obama21:56:15 the future we want - opportunity and security for our families; a rising standard of living and

appear to finally be able to hand out internal punishment for a violation of police department goals the police union has already said it plans to appeal any discipline a popular police chief pleads no contest to several charges and placed on probation and fined an emotional testimony today from the victim in court peggy gallic with that story. >> once an internet sensation with a human space bar following former bernthal police chief david david oliver has agreed to no longer agreement. >> david oliver pleaded to misdemeanor charges of assault and unlawful restraint attempted theft in office and unauthorized use of property. >> the scoping befuddles me i've never seen anything like it there officers here today who use them showed up. >> and his wildly popular facebook post and a book he wrote he referred to suspects as mopes a word that came back to haunt him during sentencing. >> you think i'm the most to you wrote about in your book do you realize that the judges sentenced oliver to probation and finds oliver worked for the broomfield police department for more than 20 years 11 of those years he w

during during his state of the union address, he focused less on policy goals and more on the long-term issues the country faces. a-b-c's bazi kanani has a recap from washington. good evening. the president briefly listed his legislative goals for this next year, but his message tonight was aimed less at lawmakers in the chamber... and more at the audience of voters at home. pkg script: nats - "the president of the united states!" making his way up the house chamber aisle for his last state of the union address, president obama called for more civility in politics. sot - president obama "how can what's best in us, and not what's worst?" flanked by his vice president-- and for the first time by new house speaker paul ryan-- the president said historically changed for the better-- sot - president obama "there have been those who told us to fear the future; who claimed we could slam the brakes on change, promising to restore past glory if we just got some group or idea that was threatening america under control. and each time, we overcame those fears." president obama... focused his messag

union address tomorrow night. analysts predict the president will not offer specific goals with time running out for new legislation. instead, he's expected to focus on the big picture. the state of the union starts tomorrow night at 9, and we'll have highlights at 11. >>> johnny shelton reunited with his lost guitar. in a facebook post, he says he picked up his guitar today from the hillsboro county sheriff's office. out after the break. >>> also ahead, how people are honoring the memory of david bowie. >>> plus a man caught on camera >>> tonight the music world is mourning a legend. >> david bowie has died. he died sunday after an 18- month battle with cancer. he was 69. news channel 8 josh benson joins us in the studio. innovated, developed his own style that resonated deeply with his fans. today fans simple concert goers to a-listers remembered the man and his musical genius. >> reporter: his death shocked many. david bowie's fans are remembering the music icon. >> it's just given me complete confidence. >> reporter: those across the pond have gathered at hollywood's walk of fame. a wreath of multiple flowers a

that the membership of the european union with those common goals. but did is very strong. in the country that has met its target. and the legislation and put them place by the opposition. and then to be back in financed. to lead by example. the with that optimism but it is concerted criticism. in the criticism. i am puzzled. but those suggest between the high-level an engagement and the response. i couldn't disagree more fundamentally. >> i totally disagree. so with this climate change agreement. >> it is a total impostor. stick and to disagree. with that statistical analysis that is tumbling down the scales. >> so take one example. but which sectors? >> first of all, the international green group into climate change is second in the world after denmark. it and what is happening with the deployment was 98%. with the cost will be double in this parliament. looking at offshore wind or anywhere in the world. if we are reinvesting in the nuclear program, with any reasonable assessment. that is why with greenhouse gases the biggest reduction ever with 8 percent reduction in. bu

union address is today. political experts say his goal is to set the table for a successor from his own party. and president obama is likely to skip a laundry list of legislative items and paint a bigger picture.you can watch his address right here on local 12.we will also stream it at local 12 dot com. 3 riding-sharing company uber is cutting fare prices in more than 100 cities.it's a bid to stimulate business, as it tries to beat the "winter slump" in people ordering rides.the amount of the discount will vary city by are now 25 percent less in cincinnati. 3 it costs the federal government a pretty penny to make nickels and pennies.the government accountability office says it costs about one- point- seven cents to make the one- cent penny.and the cost to make the five- cent nickel? about eight cents.the government blames rising metal prices for the costs to mint the change.the u- s mint has yet to make any recommendations to congress. 3 3 now brandon orr joins us live in lawrenceburg.what's it like 3 high fashion in cincinnati. coming up at six.. we'll tell you where you can see big names lik

typically, state of the union has been about one thing, laying out specific goals for the next year. not that one. it looks like president obama is recognizing he won't be able to get most of his specific instead, his chief of staff said he will focus on broad treatment themes. i'm hearing he will try to be positive to contrast his vision with weather he sees as a message of doom and gloom. in the audience, two dozen muslim americans, invited as guests by members of congress who hope to send a message about standing unites. one will be a doctor woe has lived in south florida for 40- years. >> the greatness of america that somebody can stand up and put a hood on his face -- on the left side and the right side and we accept them. >> reporter: president obama insighted a syrian refugee as a guest, along with, i love these guys, three american heros that stopped a terror attack on a train outside of paris this year. >> this is interesting. of congress, one muslim, one jewish. you can see the speech here on >> >> florida governor rick scott will give his state of the state address in a fe

union speech. turning his attention from typical pressing legislative goals to a handful of big ideas. >> south carolina governor delivering a republican response. disa e disa tkpwraoeed with the positive >> governor also went onto say how americans are more worried now. about a terror attack. than ever before. >> . >> donald trump weighing in within the last hour. saying part of the speech was boring. and he wants new leader ship fast. >> . turning to colorado politics. hickenlooper is putting the finishing touches on his state of the state speech. that marks the beginning of the legislative session. lawmakers have a lot on their plate this year. among the hot button issues. >> the governor wants to find ways for pot shops to keep their money in banks. >> some personal news as well. he's getting married this weekend. the speech is set for tomorrow morning at eleven a.m. streaming live on kdvr.com. >> . new at ten. denver has a hot housing market. and it could be the hottest in the country. this year. according to to latest prediction. the denver metro area will be number one in 2016. out pacing seattle

union address. he talked about an array of topics, less on policy and more on long-term goals. abcs bazi kanani has more on the story. >> reporter: in his final state of the union address, president obama highlighted the accomplishments and pushed back against others. >> anyone claiming that is peddling figs. the united states of america is the most powerful nation on >> reporter: he acknowledged that americans still anxious about the threat of terrorism but had a warning for isis. commitment or mine to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. >> reporter: with the country in the process of picking his message that seemed aimed at donald trump. >> we need to reject any politics that targets people >> reporter: governor nikki gave the republican response spoke about the tone of the >> during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> reporter: as he prepares to become, in his words, just another citizens, president obama expressed regret that the political divide has become office. >> i am addre

shelley: president obama delivers his final state of the union address and laid out some bipartisan goals. >> and helping people who are battling prescription drug abuse and heroin abuse . shelley: the vision the president laid out for his last year in the white house. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: the system that brought us some evening snow is moving out at this hour. you' where you can see the roads are a bit snow-covered. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. for an update on how much snow we saw, and when it will be done falling. we start with chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: on average, about a two or three inch total in many spots. the highest amounts were in our eastern ports inch -- portions of the state. isolated six inch amounts around bartlett in up toward jackson. one more batch of snow showers coaching from the west. we cannot rule out one more coding of snow in central and southern new hampshire. in the north country, snow showers will become more dominant during the overnight and tomorrow morning,

you. >>> president obama is taking a none traditional approach to his final state of the union address. or goals for the year ahead but vision for the country. that seems to be an attempt to frame the presidential election just before the first primary votes are cast. >>> coverage of tonight's state rights here on abc at 9:00 eastern time. we'll have reaction tomorrow morning on "world news now." >>> the democratic race for the white house is becoming more of a horse race every day. in a fight to hold on to iowa where she and bernie sanders are in a statistical dead heat. and over in new hampshire, sanders is leading by four points at a forum for the democratic candidates in des moines hosted by our sister network fusion, both sanders and clinton were sounding fairly confident. >> it could be that the inevitable candidate for the democratic nomination may not be so inevitable today. >> anybody can win. i mean this is -- who would have thought donald trump would be i mean, for those of you who ever thought about running for president, take heart. i mean -- >> clinton may be laughing now but her t

deny it an also or below the goal for ambulances on the street what they say that the city is looking to do better,oror they responded to what was revealed a any ambulance union report that since september it has dropped below the goal of 40 times .t showed you a family recently waiting 31 minutes for an ambulance crew to help a child with seizures,s, city hall points outl firefighters often are dispatched firstl and they are trained to give medical care for ems arrives . the city says it ambulances running 24 sevenths. >> statement from assistant director of public safety says in part ----ta coming up at 5:00 p.m. the latest on the investigation into the wild ambulance delay for that child. >> thank you ed gallek. >> it appears as if donald trump may get a endorsement in his run for the white house . tracy mccool.rs >> less than two weeks from the iowa caucuses, the first test in the presidential campaignt should be a front runner donald trump may be getting a boost, he in iowa, while wiki has been teasing a big announcement that heat will make today, many speculate that his announcement will be endorsement from the sarah palin, she ran the gop vice presiden

union" address last night. he's expected to tout progress under his leadership and goals for his final year in office. nbc's chris clackum has highlights and reaction to << no surprise that when president obama in his state of the union speech bragged on his handling of the economy... president barack obama "anyone claiming that america's economy is in decline is peddling fiction." ...republicans pounced. sen. cory gardner / (r) colorado "fact is, so many americans are working harder than before but incomes declined" or when he touted success on most everything else, republicans called it failure. lamar smith/ (r) texas "i heard the president's words, i just wish we would convert to action what the president said." t there's also criticism the day after the state of the union... of the republican who gave the gop response. gov. nikki haley/ (r) south carolina "there is more than enough blame to go around. we as republicans need to own that truth." south carolina governor nikki haley especially upset many conservatives with this swipe.... gov. nikki haley/ (r) south carolina "it can be tempting to follo

keep road we've traveled the final state of the union address, poses unique challenges for a second-term, lame- duck president. despite enthusiasm -- great goals are reached step-by- step. my message to you tonight is, put on your work shoes; we're still on the job time is running short for legislative items, and with a president's legacy on the horizon, there's the danger of overpromising and underdelivering. matthew dallek is assistant professor at the george washington university graduate management. obama will likely list tuesday, and go talking about where the kind of policies that he haschampioned, and what has been the result, and then want to get done in his final year. president -- i think hillary would be worse than obama. a lot of the republicans are kind of fact-adverse. this is why hillary clinton can't win in 2016. cutting through campaign noise, especially with a boisterous crop of candidates jockeying to succeed him. the goal-in-chief -- to set the table for a hasn't happened for either of the last two, two-term presidents. while technology has quickly changed how americans consume and react to the address, the president's deli

. >>> plus, state of the union, president obama set to talk about his goals tomorrow night. so how successful has he been so far? coming up a little later. >>> today was a chilly day front is moving in . = >>> welcome back. it's cold outside but could be wind flow. we have the upper 30s here, 31 at the metro. because of what you feel it's due to the cold air mass here. 30 in raraigh, and along the water that evening, temperatures mid 30s here. that cold air, you that this time of yearar we've got that air mass and some of the coldest air we've seen. couple of days. areas that will used to seeing that snowfall, they are not getting much and we're dominated by the high pressure here. that will give us the star filled sky. just watch the time stamp as we move through the day. when you join the meteorologist in the morning, she'll talk about the cold start but beautiful day. that takes us into tomorrow night with that clear sky continuing. so below average and we should be at 33, then tomorrow, hour- by-hour, that sunshine as i like to say is misleading because temperatures will

. >>> we are about 24 hours away from president obama's final state of the union speech where he will unveil his goals for the rest of his time in office. how successful has he been in making them reality connect>> lyrical sizes say half of reality. scott shows us the hits and misses. >>reporter: the present wish list has been a long one but to the dreams become reality? in 2009 he promised measures that would bring unemployment a year later he vowed to hunt down terror leaders and osama bin laden is dead. his dislike historians will tell you most -- most state of the union promises have fallen flat. secondly do an analysis of every promise and proposal that every president since thomas jefferson, you will find the success rate low. we `gun control. -- take gun control. congress did agree with the mention and obama had to have watered-down axis. in a most every state of the union he did in a college affordability. a tough sell. his push on immigration also underwhelming resulting in congress and is tied up in court. the speeches overcoming lingering hopes that actual likelihoods. and say look at all w

political experts don't predict a lot of big goals to come out of the state of the union address tonight. it will be president obama's last state of the bit of a challenge. he's in his second term and has a year left in his presidency. that's not a lot of time to make legislative changes. and -- it means he could overpromise, and then not be able to deliver. that's why political analysts say instead of goals and promises, we'll hear about the bigger picture for the u-s. matthew dallek / assistant professor at that he haschampioned, and what has been the result, and then also what does he want to get done in his final year." the president is expected to outline domestic and international priorities that would build on what he's done in office. you can see what happens for yourself... the state of the union starts at 9 o'clock tonight. you can watch it right here on wavy-tv 10 or stream it live on wavy-dot-com. afterwards, south carolina governor nikki haley will give the republican response. now to politics here in the commonwealth -- the general assembly starts back up tomorrow. 10 on yo

union address... where he spoke about an array of topics... less about policy... but more on long term goals abc's stephanie ramos has a recap "nats - "the president of the united states!" this was it. president obama's last state of the union address before congress and the nation. nats: applause kicking off the speech.. acknowledging the 2016 election and the horse race in the early primary states. obama, "for this final one, i'm going to try to make it shorter. i know some of you back to iowa." presidential hopefuls marco rubio and bernie sanders sitting in the chamber .... gop frontrunner donald trump ....not invited but going straight to twitter....to down the speech. without mentioning republican candidates by name took them on? president obama "how can we make our politics reflect what's best in us, and not what's worst?" but also made a plea for untiy... i hope we can work together this year on bipartisan priorities like criminal justice reform. and highlighted past successes...and the future. obama the future we want - opportunity and security for our families; a rising standard of

union address focusing on what he's achieved. he spoke about an array of topics - less about policy more on long term goals. abc's stephanie ramos is in washington with details. states!" this was it. president obama's last state of the union address before congress and the nation. nats: applause kicking off the speech.. acknowledging the 2016 election and the horse race in the early primary states. sot : obama, "for this final one, i'm going to try to make it shorter. i know some of you are antsy to get back to iowa." presidential hopefuls marco rubio and bernie sanders sitting in the chamber .... gop frontrunner donald trump ....not invited but going straight to twitter....to down the speech. without mentioning republican candidates by name took them on? sot - president obama "how can we make our politics reflect what's best in us, and not what's worst?" but also made a plea for untiy... sot - i hope we can work priorities like criminal justice reform. and highlighted past successes...an d the future. obama 21:56:15 the future we want - opportunity and security for our families; a rising standard of living

union address. john kerry on policy goals for 2016. and nancy pelosi with her weekly news briefing. tomorrow one c-span, president obama holds a town hall meeting in high school in baton rouge, louisiana. watch it live at 11:30 eastern time. at 1:30 eastern, a conference with paul brian and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we have it live for you here on c-span and c-span.org. >> he said to him, you know, we have college-age kids covered here in alabama, but it is really the kids in the elementary schools that are suffering. the african-american kids are getting poor education, horrible buildings. it's not separate and not equal. >> sunday night on "q&a," eva kepner talks about her latest fi lm about julius rosenwald and the african-american communities in the south to build schools and bring elementary education to children in will america. puts together he these houses. best thing booker t. washington ever did was say, no, i want the communities to notice. first, these is six schools were built, and it is really amazing. but from then, 5000 schools all over the south, inclu

union address tonight. he is expected to outline his goals for his final year in office, one of the goals, tightening the gun laws. to make the point, there will be an empty seat next to the first lady representing all the victims of gun violence. >>> let's get a check on weather with leigh. >> it's actually the coldest air we have seen so far of the fall and winter season. that goes until 9:00 this counties. falling. and tonight, citrus and hernando counties may drop below freezing again. let me take you hour-by-hour through the cool tuesday. in the 30s and 40s waking up. and a slow creeping warm-up, 49 degrees still at 10:00 this morning. 55 at noon. afternoon high of 63. and keep it clear and chilly quickly this morning. if you're going for a run getting ready forker the gasparilla distance classic, the temperatures will be falling and not as cold right now. in fact, we stay below average through thursday. and rain moves in night and friday and then another system sunday brings back cooler air next week. and let's check on traffic on the 8s. do we still have the issue on 25? >>> great news, even though th

nuclear test that happened last week. out on the poststate of the union tour to nebraska and louisiana. he focused on more ong-term goals and less on policy last night. >> the future we want, all of us want, opportunity and security for our families, a rising standard of living, a sustainable peaceful planet for our kids. all that is within our reach. >> some of the presidential hopefuls were there. senatoos marco rubio and bernie sanders. south carolina's governor nikki haley did the republican response. >> the president's record has often falling far short of his soaring words. >> she did, however, share one thing in common with the president. both took shots at donald trump without naming his name. one of the things ppesident obama unveiled in his speech, a new role for vice president joe >> tonight i'm announcing a new national effort to get it done and because he's gone to the mat for all of us on so many issues over the past 40 years, i'm putting joe in charge of mission control. for the loved ones we've all lost, for the families that we can still say, let's make america the country that cures cancer once and for

union address tomorrow. he plans to focus on long-term goals for the country and not just his recent accomplishments or plans this year. cabinet members will be traveling to help promote his proposals. the road tour is geared to highlighting climate change, health, and access to opportunity. >> the president is going to lay out a picture of the country moving forward, focused on the future, not afraid of it, and very optimistic about our future because of what he knows about this country. >> on friday, the president announced he'll keep an empty seat next to the first lady to representative victims of gun violence. >>> a syrian refugee who the president called an inspiration was also invited to sit with the first lady. >>> the -- will also be at the state of union address. spencer stone was hailed a hero after he and two friends stopped the gunman in september. they were chosen because they represent americans as innovative and courageous. >>> coming up. another attempt to save the youth soccer fields next to levi's stadium. the hearing happening today as the nfl getting ready for super bowl l. >>> and a mor

. >> lauren: coming up president obama leads the final state of the union address which included some moon shot goals for the loved ones we all lost, for the families that we can still safe, let's make america the country that curious cancer once and for all. >> lauren: we will have reaction to the president's speech. one thing the president did not mention in the speech iran holding ten u.s. navy sailers, they have now been released and we will have those latest details for you. let's show you u.s. stock market futures, dow futures up 117 points, s&p futures almost 15, nasdaq futures gaining 36 and a half. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. keep it right here. send us a news. fox news a.m. they represent blood cells. and if you have afib-an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke they can pool together in the heart, forming a clot that can break free and travel upstream to the brain, where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots fro

union address tomorrow. he tends to focus on some longer-range goals that could benefit future generations. how this may impact the race to replace it. >> reporter: they do not expect the president to have the usual wish list. using this last state of the union speech to defend his record and talking about the future. on the white house website, the video is like a movie trailer. >> mister speaker, the president of the united states. >> the economy, a concern that rises above all others.>> reporter: less on policy proposals to congress, and more on the broader issues that are fishing -- facing the nation. >> is about the american people and the future of our country. >> reporter: henry grady says that it is not surprising. >> if he has a long laundry list to do, nothing is going to happen. >> reporter: the president is going to talk about climate change, health care, and the economy. he will show a graph of job growth during his administration. >> 70 months of job creation, we had 2000 and more jobs created a month for the last two years. >> reporter: he is unable to get bipartisan support o

. >> cammy: that was just one of president obama goals as he delivers his final state of the union address. >> cammy: good evening everyone, one second you can see, and the next you can't. and in an instant that adds up to a mess. >> rob: this this morning a vehicle pileup. angenette? >> reporter: well rob, behind me this place, i-74 was backed up all day long into the evening as people got off the exit ramps to make their way around this pileup, tonight, all the lanes are open, traffic is moving smoothly. a sudden burst of snow caused drivers to slow down but that caused a chain reaction crash. >> we cold feel the collisions one after another. >> reporter: those who could, rushed to help drivers pinned into car is. six people were injured but their injuries are not life threatening. to see people reacting the way they di. >> reporter: state troopers believe many of the cars swerved to avoid a truck. >> just sitting here waiting. it is a long time. >> reporter: the end, thankfully no one was seriously hurt. >> it was unbelievable that nobody was killed. >> reporter: now, the interstate was

of our union is strong. >> president obama uses his last state of the union address to tout his accomplishments, set some lofty goalstake a veiled shot at donald trump. >> we need to reject any politics that targets people because of race or religion. >> that sentiment echoed in a surprising republican response from south carolina

president obama hitting the road today to promote progress and goals laid out in his final state of the unionaddress. the president was not shy about taking on the republicans and they are firing back. jeannette reyes takes a closer look. this is likely the largest audience the president will have for the remainder of his time in office. regreted a rare flash of and took on republicans that are hoping to replace him. let's take you straight to social media. "theyor mike huckabee -- are like tsa pat downs, painfully bad." "thed trump weighed in -- state of the union speech was one of the most boring, rambling, and non-substantive i have heard in a long time. south carolina governor nikki haley was not as one-sided. she actually called out donald trump. governor haley: it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. on the democratic side, hillary clinton said america is better because of potus's leadership. she also posted a picture of her and president obama. lastly, bernie sanders said, "tonight's speech was important -- the president remin

goals. >> appearing upbeat and confident. president obama delivered his state of the union address. >> challenging congress to act. >> if this congress is serious about winning this war. our troops and the world. authorize the use of military force against isis. take them out. >> recommitted himself to closing the prison in cuba. and putting the vice president in charge 06 of an effort to cure cancer. >> . having just over a year left in office. the president was can candid. admitting shortcomings. >> ending can optimism. and a declaration. r the congress. while ted cruise skipped the speech altogether. >> send the obama presidency will end. south carolina governor someone viewed as a potential vice president pick. stressed the need for a new republican vision. >> >> we put the brakes on run away spending. and debt. >> . one thing the governor and the president seem to have in common. both addressing the fact that some times the loudest people in the room are aren't the best people. some are saying that's a swipe at the gop front runner donald trump. >> . speaking of. donald trumping tweeting. saying it's really boring. slow

the final state of the union address, poses unique challenges for a second-term, lame- duck president. despite enthusiasm -- great goals are reached step-by-step. my message to you tonight is, put on your work shoes; we're still on the job time is running short for legislative items, and with a president's legacy on the horizon, there's the danger of overpromising and underdelivering. matthew dallek is assistant professor at the george washington university graduate school of political management. he says president obama will likely forego a laundry list tuesday, and go bigger picture. talking about where the country is, and the kind of policies that he haschampioned, and what has been the result, and then also what does he want to get done in his final year. another challenge for a final-year president -- i think hillary would be worse than obama. republicans are kind of fact-adverse. this is why hillary clinton can't win in 2016. cutting through campaign noise, especially with a boisterous crop of to succeed him. the goal-in-chief -- to set the table for a successor from his own party, which hasn't happened for eithe

union address. that is happening tonight. he is expected to outline his goals for his final year in office. one involves tightening the nation's gun laws. be an empty seat next to the first lady representing all of the victims of gun violence. it begins at 9:00 tonight. and then stay tuned for reaction on news channel 8 at 11:00. >>> this morning, eight cuban migrants rescued at the sea are in grand caymen. they were in a makeshift boat made of styrofoam. >> little by little, we keep getting more and more cubans coming in. and because they are traveling in unseaworthy vessels, often times for days. >> the u.s. coast guard will question them and after that, they'll most likely be returned. in the meantime, the cruiseship paradise returns to tampa on thursday. >>> let's turn things over to leigh spann now for a look at the chilly forecast. it is the coldest air we've seen so far of the season. i mean, considering that december was the hottest on record, this is what it's supposed to feel like in january, right? we do have the freeze warning for citrus and hernando counties until 9:00 this mor

congress and the nation delivering his final state of the union address, a message that wilillook back on acomp publishments while setting goals ahead. the new cbs new york poll shows they're divided on the president's record. 46 approve and 47% disapprove on his job performance we have a preview of the president's speech. >> reporter: good evening to you. the white house hap telegraphed a shorter speech. an optimistic tone contrasting with presidential candidates. this state of the union address is described as nontraditional. president obama spent the ahead of his state of the union address. he emphasizes what binds us together. >> if we get our politics right, we're not as divided on the ideal spectrum. >> reporter: the president is expected to skip the laundry list of proposals and focus on acomp publishments. >> while we're not expecting much new, there is one thing we hope to hear from the president and that is a comprehensive plan to defeat isis. >> it's also about setting the tone for the next administration. for associate professor, that means addressing another key audience. >> in some ways, the most important aspect