nbc's frances coe has more. >> reporter: bundling up, the latest defense by people in chicago and across the northeast. >> obviously you can't be overdressed. >> layers, layers, layers. and i don't care how i look. >> reporter: winter's latest cold snap means dipping and dangerous lows in some parts of the country. >> when you consider the air temperature and windchill, if you've got exposed flesh, you could get frostbite in as little as ten minutes. >> reporter: and it's that danger forcing people to seek shelter.ç >> we try to come in from the cold because the cold is not forgiving. >> reporter: as some people cower from the cold, there are some who, well, revel in it. in maryland where temperatures tanked to the 20s, hundreds of people in bathing suits ran into the breezing river saturday for the 6th annual polar bear plunge on the potomac. >> i'm awake! >> reporter: and in boston, being on thin ice was actually welcomed by kids of all ages >> i have like five layers on right now. >> is it working? >> yeah, it is. definitely. as long as you prepare extremities, glove, hat, you're goo

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we'll also run into the same problem here on interstate 680 and 580 forhe your f morning coe and in throughout the east bay those visibilities at a quarteru mile and less. now, coming up we'll let you know when these temperatures will warm up and when the fog will finally clear out and ao details on a storm across the nation that could have major travel delays. >> jeff, thank you very much. >>> a judge today suspended contact between the couple accuse of kidnapping jas jas si dugard. the decision comes after theed dorado council raised concerns their conversations may have veered into witness tampering. the judge will make a final decision next month on whether to cancel the five-minute calls all together. >>> going to take it, san francisco city administrator ed lee says he will serve as interim mayor. they expect tomorrow to name lee the city's first asian-american mayor. they wrote a letter he sent from twi want where he's vacationing. in it he express ez his love of the sfi and gratitude for being given the opportunity to serve. he says he's ready to hit the ground running. >> our collecti

snickered in the seats as bill clinton seemed to go into the third and fourth hour and just like wiley coes numbers shot up. >> there's sometime zones where the speech is continuing. joe scarborough, thanks as always. we'll come back with more coverage of the state of the union address here live in washington. i feel the same way when i do taxes. turbotax has a unique gps feature that guides me step-by-step. and calculations are guaranteed 100% accurate, so i know it's done right. they even offer representation in case of an audit. which helps me reach my maximum refund, guaranteed. >> try turbotax online now. you don't pay unless you're satisfied with the results. >>> we're back. our coverage of the state of the union continues and in addition to our panel and correspondents we are joined by another guest who you saw perhaps on camera front and center listening to the president of the united states, the longest serving female member of the u.s. senate in american history. five termer barbara mikulski, democrat of the state of maryland. thank you for talking to us tonight. >> good evening,

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and most recently, he coe- editd the book terrorizing ourselves. chris is another one of the rising young stars in the american foreign policy community. so i think we'll have a very interesting discussion here this morning and i'm going to ask eugene gholz to kick it off. >> i want to thank you for the very kind into dukes and thank cc ochco a it to for orpging will s event. i think it's a great opportunity to reflect on extremely important issues for national security policy and the future of the united states and this wonderful speech from 50 years ago, which i think really can guide us in a lot of ways. so i should follow-up on what ted said in the introduction, that i'm speaking here as a scholar and as myself, none of this is official and i'm not only obligated to say that, but it's clearly true. i guess the only other thing i'll say about my job is it sounds from the title lie i really am now in the bows of the military industrial complex. the fact that there is an office with this name, the office of industrial policy, probably suggests the

and most recently, he coe- editd the book terrorizing ourselves. chris is another one of the rising young stars in the american foreign policy community. so i think we'll have a very interesting discussion here this morning and i'm going to ask eugene gholz to kick it off. >> i want to thank you for the very kind into dukes and thank cc ochco a it to for orpging will s event. i think it's a great opportunity to reflect on extremely important issues for national security policy and the future of the united states and this wonderful speech from 50 years ago, which i think really can guide us in a lot of ways. so i should follow-up on what ted said in the introduction, that i'm speaking here as a scholar and as myself, none of this is official and i'm not only obligated to say that, but it's clearly true. i guess the only other thing i'll say about my job is it sounds from the title lie i really am now in the bows of the military industrial complex. the fact that there is an office with this name, the office of industrial policy, probably suggests the

and most recently, he coe- editd the book terrorizing ourselves.hris is another one of the rising young stars in the american foreign policy community. so i think we'll have a very interesting discussion here this morning and i'm going to ask eugene gholz to kick it off. >> i want to thank you for the very kind into dukes and thank cc ochco a it to for orpging will s event. i think it's a great opportunity to reflect on extremely important issues for national security policy and the future of the united states and this wonderful speech from 50 years ago, which i think really can guide us in a lot of ways. so i should follow-up on what ted said in the introduction, that i'm speaking here as a scholar and as myself, none of this is official and i'm not only obligated to say that, but it's clearly true. i guess the only other thing i'll say about my job is it sounds from the title lie i really am now in the bows of the military industrial complex. the fact that there is an office with this name, the office of industrial policy, probably suggests there