coverage on your late local news, context and perspective available on fox nut channel on satellite and chabli'm shepard smith. good night from capitol hill. >>> complete barry news cover rage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news. >> america does not stand still and neither will i. so, wherever and when ever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more american families that's what i'm going to do. >> the president promises to act on his own when he must to ensure the progress and promise that america deserves. good evening. >> welcome to a special edition of the news. you have been watching the president make his fifth state of the union address since taking office. tonight the president promised to act to boost the economy with or without congress. >> he called on lawmakers to extend the unemployment insurance that just expired and got a round of applause when he said it was time to give women equal pay for equal work. >> it's time to do away with workplace policies that belong in a mad men episode. this year let's all come together, congress, the white house,

safety board says it will also delve into any safety data concerning the chemical itself that can be chabl and they will look into the plant's record of inspection. over the weekend the state's department of environmental protection says the plant was last inspected back in 1991. the dep now says its records indicate that an inspector returned to the plant in 2010 and found that nothing was wrong. in 2012, they were asked to see if the plant required any permits. they decided that was not the case. the tank that has caused so much hardship now was again not inspected. >> something clearly went wrong in this one and they continue to investigate. >>> let's turn to john berman now. >> happening today in washington, the senate you dish yar committee will hear from president obama's panel advising him on changes to the nsa. suggestions including not collecting phone records of americans. president obama will outline his reform proposals to the public on friday. >> new developments on back and forth between the white house and robert gates, the former defense secretary. president obama speaking