and gabby was relieved. good girl, gabby. that daggone goose mess with you? of her hide to appreciate the goose being back at the dock. >> just when barnes thinks he's put enough distance between bird and dog, the goose makes one last attempt but this time falls short. >> i was shocked at the persistence of this goose. am i going to be out here all night long tossing the goose out of here? is the dog going to get fed up and be done with it? my dog! >> so what set the bird off? maybe it has something to do with gabby's favorite chew toy. it should be noticed the goose has since calmed down. it found a meat, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that. if the self proclaimed animal lover hadn't exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers and the dog would have taken care of it right then. we were getting ready to flip a coin where they think the goose's fate was. i don't think the governor was go

a fact on deadly display four years ago when an assassin tried to kill then congresswoman gabbi

gabby giffords. giffords had been pro-gun, the proud owner of a glock 17 handgun. >> we must do something. it will be hard, but the time is now. you must act. be bold. be courageous. americans are counting on you. thank you. >> it's decision day for new gun control legislation in the senate. >> the first votes taken today on the gun safety legislation. >> members of the families in the gallery today... >> with parents of the victims looking on... >> sitting in the gallery watching the vote, i was so anxious. and i genuinely thought we were going to be okay. it would be close, but i thought it would go through. >> mr. baucus, mr. begich... >> narrator: the votes of five key senators would decide the matter. none of them would agree to talk to frontline about their position. as the roll was called, the crucial votes were slipping away. >> i remember sitting there kind of in a daze... >> mr. lautenberg, mr. leahy mr. lee... >> ...and that's about all. i just... i'm sorry that i have such a... >> mr. ree

these crises, columbine gabby giffords , sandy hook, the stronger the nra is at the point of maximum peril where it seems like gun owners may lose their guns or legislation may be enacted that diminishes their ability to access their guns suddenly the membership goes up, checks come in, gun sales are up, am mo, and guns literally flew off the shelf, he knows that, the national rifle association knows that at the moments of peril, if he gets tough the national coalition toughens up and they win. >> larry pratt the executive director of gun owners of america says we can't ever afford to lose one. if they see this as a slippery slope thatfully compromise on gun laws is impossible has had the gun lobby and if you can have a quick answer to this one, including the nra do you think they have won the battle? >> yes they have won the battle nationally, antonio, fundamentally. so the battle ground now will be states, where they'll go toe to toe, state by state, and the nra will fight the way it always fights and the film tomorrow night explains how that is. >> yeah and in the past year more s

you made there but i first want to talk about another event that we'll all remember, congresswoman gabbyfords nearly killed at a tucson mall a few years ago. something you bring up in the documentary and you bring up president obama in a speech about the gun control debate. let's look at that. >> this tragedy prompts reflection and debate, as it should. let's make sure it's worthy of those we have lost. >> people who wanted to do something about guns, listen carefully. >> the president was enormously passionate enormously eloquent but he did everything in his power to avoid using the word "gun" in the wake of that shooting. >> an important point there about the nra's ability to control the dialogue. >> i think that's right. you mentioned and we talked about it in the film about it being the sort of third rail of american politics. something you don't want to touch if you oar politician. it can -- you are a politician. even barack obama who was the president of the united states didn't feel that at that moment he could raise it in any significant way speaks volumes about the power of the

you're close friends with gabby giffords. a person who stands for this issue more than anyone. there's been 34 major school shootings since sandy hook. 26 people were killed in that attack. when people hear that they say can't he do anything by executive order. that forces congress to talk about it. right now they're not going to talk about it. >> they're not. that's why gabby's organization is working from the grass roots and really pushing for victories in in the states which they have been achieving. i think the president had really more authority and boundaries that he can use. in this area being able to actually keep guns without congress going along out of hands of people who shouldn't have them is tougher. i want to change the characterization of what you said of promises made and broken. the republicans have had every opportunity through president obama's willingness to sit down and work together. i'm a glass is half full person. let's be optimistic. what tonight will be about is whether we're going to take the prospe

dave sang it well because he -- he looked like an old man like gabby hayes, playing old man when he wasose old young men. and i thought his version was very good. mable mercer sang it in her 70s, and i heard heard andr and said, it takes an older woman to bring that song to life. she said huh? i thought, oh dear, you never tell a woman she's old. that's how i found out. >> speaking of people laughing, you said laughing and making fun of you. i don't want to overstate this where this passage is concerned. i do want to share this thing i found fascinating in your -- in this wonderful book and check of c.d.s. when the album -- and collection of c.d.s. when the album was finished i played it for bob dylan and bob's friend. bob had completed "pannet waves pan etplanet waves." not one of his best. everyone was, fufb effusive. bob, dylan, played to fall aa sleep when the last note faded out. geffen food ednodded, and they said, why are they doing this to you? i don't know, i said, i think i'm jackie robinson. [ laughter ] >> so -- with that collection of people around you that -- the work wasn

gabby claims her dress was well within those programs and other dresses there were more revealing than hers. >> i'm thinking my great grandma could have worn that dress and not be told to cover up. >> put her in a con vent for a while and it wouldn't have been an issue. you take it all off the table. i could go probably either way. come on. it wasn't that revealing. >> i thought it wasn't at all. >> about 1942. >>> we are looking at the possibility of a little bit of a black ice overnight. i'm more concerned about damaging winds tomorrow night and sunday's snow. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, high temperature current temp 39, relative humidity 50%, winds have not turned yet, but the cold front has not rolled through here. when it does you'll hear the winds probably before you wake up. right now winds are south, southwest at 9. friday morning we'll start in the 30s which seems pretty nice. we'll end up in the 20s by friday evening. with the winds just dress for the teens and 20s. bus stop for the kids starts at the 30s, but windy conditions w

capitol hill marking four years since a mass shooting that gravely wounded former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. they rang a bell in tucson 19 times yesterday, one each for the six people who were killed and the 13 wonded including giffords. she met yesterday with president obama who was in arizona. she said progress has come from working hard in the four years since she was wounded. >>> the house is expected to pass the controversial keystone pipeline bill. opponents say the pipeline could cause devastating damage in the states it runs through. supporters say it will boost u.s. energy independence and the economy. president obama has already said he'd veto the bill if it's passed. the majority leader is makeing one more appeal. >> we're asking the president again to do that by working with us to end the gridlock and get this job-creating infrastructure project moving. >> that matter could be furth ir complicated by a ruling from the nebraska supreme cort. they are deciding whether state lawmakers were in the right when they approved the pipeline route through their state. >>> supreme

mark kelly and gabby giffords. and this was a remarkable meeting for me because it was four years ago today that gabby and some other wonderful arizonans were gunned down outside a supermarket in tucson. it's a tough day for a lot of folks down there. we keep them in their thoughts and prayers, but gabby is doing great. she looks wonderful and she's got the same energy and passion that she always has had. even as she waged her own fight to recover, she's fought to prevent the next tragedies from happening to others. he's a hero and a great arizonan. so really proud of her. and her brother who is also an astronaut, her brother-in-law who is also an astronaut is going to be in space for a year. he was just on the cover of "time" magazine which i know there's some folks in washington who wish i was going to be in space for a year, but i'm still around. because i got some work to do. now, i am here because one of my new year's resolutions is to make sure more americans in phoenix and in arizona and all across the count

here's gabby with emilio her blizzard baby. spoke with her on the phone earlier tonight she's in new london connecticut. >> gabrielle, congratulations. how are you and emilio doing? thank you so much. we're just tired. >> you were staying at a relative's house who lives near the hospital. you went into labor around 3:00 a.m. last night, is that right? >> correct. >> so then how did you get to the hospital? >> my god yes, sir, couldn't step outside. our cars were completely covered. doesn't dig out. we had to call an ambulance and the ambulance and the fire truck had to dig a pathway for us to get to the hospital. >> wow. they actually dug a pathway. how long did it take to get to the hospital? >> oh, my god. luckily, we were across the road. maybe ten minutes. >> okay. ten minutes even though you were just across the road. that's incredible. >> yes. >> i know you were hoping to get him to come before the storm hit. you were eating lots of spicy food. is that true? >> i was trying everything to make him come early. but he wasn't

hill marking four years since the mass shooting that gravely wounded former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. they rang a bell in tucson 19 times yesterday one each for the six people who were killed and the 13 who were wounded including giffords. she met yesterday with the president who was in arizona. >>> still ahead, no tuition. the new plan from washington providing free college. >>> also, a former football player alive this morning after swimming nine miles to shore following a boating accident. >>> plus, smashed like a toy. a dump truck sits on top of a police car. why investigators say this was done on purpose. >>> welcome back. president obama is proposing a major shake-up for higher education. the president says the first two years of community college should be free for students enrolled at least halftime who keep up their grades. right now it's more of a conversation starter than a real proposal since there's no price tag, no legislation, no bipartisan support on capitol hill. >>> expect a big reaction by wall street today to the all-important december jobs report. the do

what we see with gabby, with the fantasies, is the ability to imagine a situation other than the one you're in. the kids who commit suicide and give up, in an odd kind of way, it's a lack of vision. it's because they think it'll never get better. and i want to say it gets better. it gets better. and one of the things i look back on, sometimes i just marvel, because there were times when i was young when i was suicidal, and i... and right now i just... i just... i'm so glad i didn't kill myself. i'm so glad i hung on. i'm so glad i didn't kill myself. i came this close to not... to none of this ever happening, you know what i mean? i would have just been another statistic. you know, friends talking about, "remember so and so?" i'm so glad i hung on, i'm so glad i did not die. >> hinojosa: that's what i'm talking about. we are glad, too. thank you so much, sapphire. >> thank you. >> hinojosa: and congratulations. >> oh, thank you. >> hinojosa: continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org garrison keillor: kwame dawes was born i

arizona to capitol hill marking four years since the mass shooting that gravely wounded congresswoman gabbyiffords. they rang a bell 19 times, one each for the ones killed and injured. on wait to ir giffords said progress has come from hard working in the four years sentence she was wounded. >>> the stage is set in california for a political free-for-all now that barbara boxer says she's not going to republican run again. lukely candidates include camilla harris and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >>> there is big news expected from the white house this morning. president obamma will announce a proposal to wave tuition costs for the first two years at a community college. >> devin dwyer has the latest. >> reporter: at an attention grabbing proposal by president obama that will be part of his state of the union address later this month. two free years of community college for stoontsudents who attend at least part time and have good grades. as many as 9 million students could save $3800 a year on average under this plan. it may be more political pipe dream than reality any time soon. they'

a mentally ill person with a gun going to a political rally as we saw in the case of congresswoman gabby in the head in tucson arizona a few short years ago. fbi and the police took this very seriously in this case because this person would be in a much closer proximity to carery out the attack. >> just because someone might be in insane doesn't mean it's a serious real and present danger. three threats to john boehner in the past year. according to police it was hoyt who called police and told them about his plan to kill the speaker. if he had not made that call would there have been any clue? this is a guy who was sitting there pouring the guy drinks. someone you wouldn't even think twice about wanted to take your life. >> yes. he had been fired from that job for which he blamed boehner. you would think he would tell other people or brag about it. that's the hope is that some other way this would come to the attention of the authorities without quote, ratting himself out on the phone call. it's just sounds ridiculous and almost funny in its absurdity except mentally ill people with gun

adviser valerie jarrett tweeted a photo of the president posing with the state's former congresswoman gabby giffords on the anniversary of the shooting that changed her own life. the president joking how gifford's brother-in-law, an astronaut is leaving on a long mission. >> i know folks in washington wish i was going to be in space for a year. [ laughter ] >> but i'm still around. [ cheers ] >> i got work to do. >> reporter: a reference to the economic agenda he'll be touting at upcoming state of the union address. the republicans charged the president needs to get to work on making the american homeland safer in the wake of the paris attack. senator lindsey graham declaring jihadists are trying to bring terrorist-style attacks to america. >> when he left iraq, he did so based on a campaign promise. he's trying to close gitmo based on a campaign promise. campaign promises are getting people killed. >> reporter: noting aboard air force one on the way home, the president convened a call with top officials to review america's security posture on top of what he said in the oval office shortly

gabby, for example.he global aids alliance for vaccines. >> right, we were just speaking to them. >> yes. that was born here 15 years ago. the ideas come out of here all the time. different kinds of ideas of dealing with the big challenges. in healthcare we talk about the developed world, and the developing world issues, and we're coming up with ideas all of the time and this place is making a difference. >> in health care you have noticed here and the discussions here follow the evolution of health care globally. tell me about this. >> ali historically we have thought of healthcare as sick care. you are sick we try to fix it. we then move to an environment of health care. trying to prevent you from getting sick. now the forum is talking about the word health. it's not only about getting you better or having you live longer but quality life and extending your quality life so that's now on the leading edge here, and that's the first time i have heard about this. >> so there's a real benefit to somebody li

did that with ted ka since can i, with eric rudolph, the olympic park bomber and the man who shot gabby giffords. that's what she's hoping for in this case. >> a lot of expertise on a tough story. thanks for your time today. >> you're welcome. >> my pleasure. >> you know the say. >>> u.s. stocks are falling fast and hard. that's the markets, just ahead. is out of 42 vehicles... based on 6 different criteria... why did a panel of 11 automotive experts... ... name the volkswagen golf motor trend's 2015 car of the year? we'll give you four good reasons the all-new volkswagen golf starting at $17,995. there's an award winning golf for everyone. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? aleve, proven better on pain. . >>> for you days into the new year an american droin strike is believed to have killed six foreign mill tans in the waziristan region. officials say the strike was targeting a group of uzbek militants. this after a school

girl's dream prom didn't turn out as she expected thanks to her shoulder baring dress. 15-year-old gabbys in paris. she thought it fit the rules of her utah hospital. apparently it didn't. school officials forced her to wear her winter coat over the dress during the entire prom. the rules say tops must have a minimum two-inch strap and cleavage must be covered. the school says all students are aware of the dress code and they say this dress did not fit the code. >>> as the father of who daughters, i've seen a lot of dresses that go way beyond that. that's pretty tame. >> i would think. >> california, utah -- >> there is a difference. >> totally different environment. >>> all right. let's move on to the weather. spencer christian? >> our environment is about to change, but not in the immediate future. we have clear skies now that will last for a few days. here's live doppler 7 hd showing how sunny the skies are. we have areas of low clouds near parts of the coastline. across the 48 contiguous states tomorrow a day of precipitation down through the midsection from north to south. snow up a

today is a big turning point that marks four years since former congresswoman gabby giffords was shotvived and a transformed movement on gun control since then. during president obama's visit to arizona, he took time to meet with the giffords and husband mark kelly. looking great four years after the shooting. keep it here. much more on the latest leads in that manhunt in france. you are going to be live from the search area northeast of paris. they are conducting a hunt for the two suspects. nk really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new

visor valerie jarrett tweeted a photo of the president posing with the state's former congresswoman gabby giffordsed on the anniversary of the shooting that changed her own life. he joked how his brother -- >> i'm still around. i've got work to do. >> reporter: a reference to his economic work that he's going to be doing. the republicans today charged the president also needs to get to work on making american homeland safer in the wake of the paris attack. senator lindsey gra hasn't said they're trying to bring paris-style attacks to america and policies of releasing terrorists from guantanamo gets them closer to their plan. >> his campaign promises are getting a lot of people killed. >> reporter: white house aides were eager to counter that by noting the president going aboard. he called to review mesh's security posture on top of what he said in the oval office shortly after what he said in the oval office. >> to hunt down and bring the perpetrators of this specific act to justice. >> reporter: they also want to know why the president's motorcade literally drove past the veteran's hospi

how very extraordinary, how very bold and how very gabby. and it's not easy work and we all have our differences. mr. speaker i know i am joined by so many of you in asking and hoping and praying in gabby's name that we can set aside some of our deeply held differences and find a way to work together on this very challenging and difficult subject of gun violence and keeping people safe and make the commitment this congress to find common ground finally. so in doing so, we would be more pragmatic, more thoughtful and more engaged citizens in this great and enduring experiment that we call american democracy, it would be a fitting tribute to those individuals whose lived were lost and altered that saturday in tucson. so in that spirit, in the spirit of working together, and in the spirit of reaffirming our commitment to american representative democracy and defying against violence, against this great institution, i ask you to please rise and join me for a moment of silence to honor the lives of gabe zimmerman dorwin, phyllis judge rolle, scot

an deadly display when an assassin tried to kill gabbie giffords but do protect leaders and house speakerecond in line to the presidency has more protection than any other. he does not make a move inside the capitol or out without security detail but nothing is absolute. >> there may be security next to them but they're a patron like any other customer. >> reporter: a bullet hole found in eric cantor's office. how common is this? >> more common than anyone would expect. they get angry letters from independents republicans, democrats. once in a while, someone says they shouldn't do and every time, the capitol police investigates it. >> reporter: capitol police are reluctant to talk about specific threats but know there's an entire division called the threat assessment section. when tragedies happen especially at the hands of people disturbed, there's a lot of shoulda woulda coulda. good thing police jumped on signs of trouble and prevented something potentially deadly from happening. >>> the crash of airasia flight 8501 fuselage with one of the wings attached possibly more than 100 passeng

gabby union, also mrs.then there were the pant suits. funny girl melissa mccarthy looking chic there in all black. bella thorn pulling off a similar look. >> and one of the most stunning looks worn by "castle" actress stana katic. wearing a carolina herrera grown. >>> someone else is going to be making their return to tv. who? let's ask mr. carter for the big reveal. >> mr. vinnie barbarino! >> john travolta. 30 years ago from "welcome back carter" doing some elvis. he's danced a lot in his career. well, travolta is back. this was the last time he had a regular role on a television show. that's 30 years ago. >> he'll join the cast of fx's "american crime story." the people versus o.j. simpson playing the role of defense attorney robert shapiro. you remember one of my favorite songs from last year? >> you remind me just about every day. >> "chandelier." ♪ i'm going to swing from the chandelier ♪ ♪ chandelier ♪ >> i have to hear this every day, folks. every single day. the song features this 12-year-old from

. >> this is so different from the crazed killer who tried to assassinate gabby giffords. it was a crazy man who committed a horrendous act. >> isn't it important to point out that not all the officers turned their backs? >> absolutely. >> there's a few in the ranks saying by respecting these officers, okay we've got to move on but there are some who say they don't want to move on. your thoughts charlie. >> it's awkward, because no one wants to be in the position that you're not with your colleagues right or wrong, but when the moral issue raises it beyond just being right, and you have so much love and respect for the job, that you have assumed you're not going to allow a handful of people who are blinded by hate to spoil the reputation. i was in combat and i'm telling you, i saw more dead people but i never was moved until i saw dead people that looked like me in my uniform. it does make a difference. so, yes, the blue wall of silence that is kept communities and minority communities apart for so long so that even minority policemen don't want to break that silence. it l

history, everybody from the unabomber, ted kaczynski to jerry loughner who pled guilty to shooting gabbyfords the former congresswoman. in this case she failed to be able to make a deal with the government. >> if the government would have accepted the notion of life without the possibility of parole would she, the attorney for tsarnaev would she have accepted that? >> it's clear that that's what she was pushing for. it's not clear what else was on the table and what else the government was thinking about. obviously this is a case that everybody believes they know what the first outcome, the outcome of the first phase that he will be convicted. it's the second phase or trial. >> the sentencing. that's obviously a sensitive issue. even as this trial goes forward. >> we'll check with you. >>> up next north korea firing back on sanctions following the devastating attack on sony pictures. we'll have the very latest on what's going on. >>> also, there are new developments in iraq right now. new threats coming in apparently from isis. we're going to update you on what we've just learned. ♪♪ nin

a fact on deadly display four years ago when an assassin tried to kill then congresswoman gabbi giffordsrotect congressional leaders and the house speaker, second in line to the presidency has more protection than any other. he does not make a move inside the capitol or out without security detail. but nothing is absolute. >> there may be security at the table next to them but they are a patron like any other customer. >> reporter: doug was a top aide to former house leader eric cantor when a bullet hole was found in his virginia office. how common is this kind of thing? >> unfortunately, more common than anybody would expect. they all get angry letters every day from republicans, from democrats, from independents. every once in awhile somebody steps over the line says something they shouldn't do makes an overt threat and every time the capitol police investigates it. >> there is an entire division of the capitol police department dedicated to investigating threats to law makers called the threat assessment section. they are understandably reluctant to talk specifics but they work with l

. >> gabby gifford chose not to take part in events that marked four years the assassination attempt that changed her life but she met with president obama. valerie jarrett tweeted this photo of giffords and her husband, mark kelly, during the president's stop in phoenix today. one year ago, giffords marked this day with a skydive. four years ago, in tucson gunman jerry lee loughner shot her in the head and sprayed a crowd with bullets, killing six people. he's now serving a life sentence. >>> we're hearing about another round of phone scams. this one could target you if you live in loudoun county. residents there received phone calls from a person claiming to be from the irs, threatening legal action. the con artist sometimes give bogus badge numbers and may alter the caller i.d. to make it look like the irs is calling you. know that the irs will never call to demand payment, or require a specific payment method for your taxes, like a prepaid credit card. >>> well it's happened again. the new concerns this afternoon over a form of transportation that's supposed to help not hurt comm

but gabby the sea turtle is going with the patriots.-- >> uh-oh. >> -- is picking new england, too. we can't wrap up my super bowl party without asking for picks. so let's go around. krystal, who do you like sunday? >> well, steve kornacki has talked me into the patriots. i'll go with the pats. >> chris? >> no deflate-gate for me i'm going with the sea haubs. >> it's going to be the patriots. bill belichick and tom brady can't be beat. i got to do a shout out to my boys in bay ridge. they gave me the spread. i have a bookie there. now the spread is at one in favor of new england and it started off 2.5 in favor of the seahawks. i have a bookie. >> we'll check to see if bookie is ethical. krystal, chris and seema, thanks and enjoy the game. >> you too, rev. >> stay here until i can see if we have to turn you in. we'll be right back with a friendly bet between two big super bowl fans. push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows

represent laugh nerve the man who killed six people and injured 13 others including congress woman gabby it giffords. in those cases she was able to spare the lives of her clients, we'll certainly be interesting to see if she can do the same this go around. >> for sure, don thank you for. that will we'll get back to you on that. >> $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to arrest following the execution style murder of a limousine driver in west philadelphia. it happened saturday night on 54th and delancey in cobbs creek. police say 24 year old rodriguez ramirez found slumped over in the driver seat of the car. had he a gunshot wound to the back of his head. >>> philadelphia police need help finding a missing woman. sixty-eight year old woman disappeared after leaving temple at cottman avenue and shush letter street. we are told she has altzheimer's and it is not speak english. if you see there woman you are asked to call police. >> family every shane montgomery tells us autopsy results conclude his death was an accident. divers pulled the west chester university student

>> i heard gabby's interview, and i do not agree with everything that she has said. you are skproep spent seven of the last 12 years there and then three additional watching the intelligence sharing. the various governmental agencies in europe do actively share the intelligence. they have sa naps between them and the nato and the countries know that it's in the best interest to share the information. that's about 40 km from the german borders and they got into belgium and coming into all of europe. we actively track the movement throughout you are roam. i think that the real issue is we have just seen an up tick in the numbers. this we saw in the paris attack that some come on to the watch list and because nothing happens, they fall off. i think that because of the o potential for the sleeper cells we will watch more closely the individuals. we have said over the last few weeks that you can not just watch everybody. intelligence is not 100 percent affective. i think that i would tamp down what congress gabby says because she has not seen it. i would invite her to tak

since gabbie giffords was shot shortly before the state of the union four years ago, members of congress began to not come in a partisan way and we've seen that tonight as senators have walked by me. i've seen them walk in twos. republican and democrat. the first year it was planned. everybody had a date. this year and the past couple of years, it's been more impromptu and the senators line up in the senate chamber. they kind of choose each other, republican and democrat. so, you know in these partisan times, still, it is nice to see that this tradition has carried on and it also makes it look less partisan when the speech is going on because it used to be kind of like a see saw, democrats stood up and applaud, and now more of a mix. >> jake there is one member of the obama cabinet who will not be in attendance. there's always one member of the cabinet for an emergency for whatever reason the designated survivor. the individual we now know who it is. >> that's right. this has been going on since the 1960s since the fear of nuclear war with russia. although they've only started to make th

mark kelly is the spouse of gabby giffords, the former congresswoman who was wounded in a shooting in her own district rate of also -- district. also is the chief officer of cvs drugstores, and he is being highlighted for the ban on cigarette sales that cvs took earlier this year. we can expect the president to talk about his signature health care law earlier tonight. we will begin with a call from alberto here in washington dc. you are on the air. >> my name is alberto morales and i am a graduate of georgetown university. i'm now working full-time for an organization called the george hoff college program. my concern is senator -- who transferred from georgetown community college. we know what it takes to graduate in a competitive environment to transfer to a four-year university. what i hope to hear tonight from the state of the union is some sort of acknowledgment of the student debt crisis. >> let me go back to scott wong. he has heard the president talk about his community college initiative. you think you will be highlighting the student debt initiative, which many people have d

this is gabby from new jersey. she wanted to say good morning. who? get the forecast for tampa. some low level fog this morning. really pretty shot as they wake up in the low 50s. going to the low 70s for highs. the mild and relatively dry area in much of the south. texas to 75. houston only going to 70. again, this is pretty mild for them fortunately the wind is lower and we have a couple of pretty photos. that one from northern utah and panama city beach. ooh. the colors. i love a . >> good momorning, wasngton. itilshape to be a asonable aftfternoon. the wind wl be picking up and we could see seind gusts around 2miles per ur wit >>> all that weather brought to you by expedia. it's a huge bachelor episode tonight. none other than jimmy kimmel making a guest appearance. we have a deleted seen where jimmy guides our prince farming chris, through his search for love. >> good. good. going well? >> she's impressive. >> got a good personality. >> she's beautiful. >> not that that matters. >> we can't wait to see that and more hilarious jimmy kimmel moments

this is gabby from new jersey. she wanted to say good morning. to who?the forecast for tampa. some low level fog this morning. really pretty shot as they wake up in the low 50s. going to the low 70s for highs. the mild and relatively dry area in much of the south. texas to 75. houston only going to 70. again, this is pretty mild for them, fortunately the wind is lower and we have a couple of pretty photos. that one from northern utah and panama city beach. ooh. the colors. i love a sunrise and sunset. that's the big >> goodgood morning, we are look at sunshine but hazy it will be late this afternoon and upper 50's to mid-60's and warmer-than-average. the seven-day forecast shows warmer weather this weekend, 70's on the >>> all that weather brought to you by expedia. it's a huge bachelor episode tonight. none other than jimmy kimmel making a guest appearance. we have a deleted scene where jimmy guides our prince farming, chris, through his search for love. >> this is the real deal. >> good. good. going well? >> she's impressive. >> got a good personality.

this is gabby from new jersey. she wanted to say good morning. who?. her. her. her. her. her. her. houston will go to 70, but again, this is mild for them. we have a couple of pretty photos, that is from northern utah and panama city beach. i love the sunrise and sunset. that's the big picture. ice on the roads in the northeast. let's get a check closers to home. >> reporter: thank ginger, david murphy standing on the terrace. it's chilly and we have showers west of philadelphia. 42 is the high in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. and breezy. sun to clouds, tomorrow. >>> all that weather brought to you by expedia. it's a huge bachelor episode tonight. none other than jimmy kimmel making a guest appearance. we have a deleted seen where jimmy guides our prince farming chris, through his search for love. >> good. good. going well? >> she's impressive. >> got a good personality. >> she's beautiful. >> not that that matters. >> we can't wait to see that and more hilarious jimmy kimmel moments on the bachelor. head to "good morning america".com

when attacks like what we saw with gabby giffords happen especially at the hands of people that are disturbedigns of trouble and prevented something potentially devastating from happening. >> very alarming. dana bash. thank you so much. really appreciate the report. remember that you can always follow us on twitter. you just tweet the show @cnn sit room. be sure to join us tomorrow. that's it for me. we're in "the situation room" and erin burnett outfront starts rite now. >>> outfront next breaking news on several fronts. the fbi arrests an ohio man for plotting to bomb the u.s. capitol and shoot people as they fled. is this an isis move? his father is out front. >>> a fourth suspect identified. are there more accomplices out there. we also have new images inside the mayhem. >>> isis leasing a disturbing image of a young boy exkutsecuteing to men in the head. why are children the newest tool? the special report. let's

his twin brother is married to a former congresswoman gabby giffords. he wants to see how his body changes in space. there are forward-looking things that people you invite emphasized. mostly, it's individuals that reflect elements of the speech. caller: hi. i just have a quick question. i was interested to hear about president reagan handling the state of the union. one of the things that he was credited for was in 1983 actually solving the sole security funding crisis -- social security funding crisis. i'm curious to know, was that initiative part of one of his addresses? why hasn't a similar solution then posed in recent times? guest: i think that was tax reform that happened between dan rostenkowski and president reagan. they wanted to keep social security solvent. it happens from time to time and gets extended. president clinton had a commission that also worked to bring extended life and president obama has as well. as i said earlier, that entitlement reform will likely be a topic that comes up because it's a priority of all of the new members of

above the international laboratory the twin brother of mark kelly, the husband of former congresswoman gabby giffords. live now to the dr. king memorial on the national mall here in washington, d.c. where the sun is shining now. crowds are gathering on this national holiday. from the "associated press," tributes continue as the nation celebrates the holiday in his honor. remembrances come amid a backdrop of recent incidents in which unarmed black men were killed by police spurring protests and heightening tenses in the u.s. oprah winfrey and fellow actors from the movie "selma" marched. tributes for the civil rights leader. >> this morning the reverend al sharpton and the national action network hosted a breakfast honoring dr. martin luther king jr. speakers. hulia castro and sylvia burr well. they spoke about ending homelessness and disparities. this is about two hours. >> good morning, washington, d.c.! happy king day! oh, you can do better than that. happy king day! happy king day! [cheers and applause] >> all right, first giving honor to god who is the head of my life to reverend sharpto

. >> my name is gabby from the heritage foundation.re on including something against obama's executive action on immigration in the current lawsuit that the house filed against president obama. >> well, i'm not an expert -- i'm not -- i'm an economist, i'm not a lawyer so that's my pre-remark. that's where our other members in the virginia delegation will come in on that piece. but i'm in favor right, moving across all fronts right? the legislative piece, the funding piece. the judicial piece. the judiciary piece. so i don't have too much in the way of specifics to offer you on that, other than to say i want to do all of the above other than the timing on it, which piece is going to be most effective. but already, you know in virginia, there's 1,000 federal positions already funded and in place, and they're already getting the green cards going, the social security cards are pe1&xt!6ç already in process and that's the downside to the omnibus funding t(úzv through the end of february, right, i think the obama executive action had a 50-d