gibson's spirit seems truly unbreakable. >> very exciting. >> in december gibson his wife and brand-newe for severely wounded veterans provided by the nonprofit homes for our troops. >> finally able to do laundry. i don't know if it's a good thing. now i got to do more work. >> you have one of the most amazing spirits of anybody i've met. >> i just want everyone to know there's life after traumatic events. there's always a way to move on. >> our thanks to staff sergeant jason gibson for honoring us with that visit. wolf blitzer is here with a preview of "the situation room." dan pfeiffer is your guest today, wolf. >> we'll preview the state of the union address, get his analysis, his thoughts in advance. we'll also talk to him about what's going on right now. as you know, a lot of us are deeply concerned about all of these americans in yemen right now where the diplomats at the u.s. embassy still remains open the military personnel. a lot of marines and other u.s. military personnel are in yemen right now. a lot of other civilians. will it be necessary to do in yemen what the u.s. has a

gibson's spirit seems truly unbreakable. >> very exciting -- >> reporter: in december gibson his wife a custom-built home for veterans provided by the nonprofit homes for my troops. i don't know it's a good thing upon yew i've got to do more work. >> reporter: you have one of the most amazing spirits of anyone i've met. >> i watched a show about there's life after traumatic events. there's always a way to move on. >> incredible spirit. >> >>> it's been one month to see the snow and cold of season. >> pedram joins us from the international weather center. >> a big deal across northern spain. 37 provinces on alerts for the snowy weather. even some mountains surrounding madrid have been getting in on snowfall. up to 60 centimeters. to the south, higher elevations seeing snowfall. this came in with quite a lot of winds. take a tloek scenes out of the airport -- look at the scenes out of the airport on tuesday. coming for the landing, and cross winds end in it treacherous. we had delays across the board, but a small runway. decides to go back up give it a second shot. another plane comes i

gibson. on the afternoon of july 5th two days after the fighting had stopped.he three photographers approached from the south on a road passing by a farm where the dead had not yet been buried and as gardner and gibson had at antietam, the three began taking photographs of unberried confederates. the three men spent 48 hours on the battlefield, taking about 60 images. three-fourths of which were of lifeless bodies or other aspects of the horrors of war. brady did not arrive for another week and he and his men did not start taking photographs until july 15th. by then almost all the bodies had been buried and the most visible signs of battle had been cleaned up. the battlefield was returning to the placid rural scene it had been two weeks before. because his men and gardner's had crossed paths, brady knew gardner had beat him to the story, so what was he to do? perhaps it wasn't even a question for brady. these two men had very different sensibilities. gardner was more journalistic, and brady's, although he was a businessman was more artistic. brady had gotten so

while serving in afghanistan jason gibson was gravely woundedhe lost both his legs. when i first met him in the hospital, he was just beginning his long, difficult road to recovery. but last year, sergeant gibson wrote to tell me that with the help of our extraordinary doctors and nurses, he's making extraordinary progress. he just moved into a new home, and he and his wife just had a baby girl. stories like these give us reason to start the new year with confidence. 2014 was the fastest year for job growth since the 1990s. unemployment fell faster than any year since 1984. our combat mission in afghanistan has come to a responsible end, and more of our heroes are coming home. america's resurgence is real. our job now is to make sure that every american feels that they're a part of our country's comeback. that's what i'll focus on in my state of the union -- how to build on our momentum, with rising wages, growing incomes, and a stronger middle class. and i'll call on this new congress to join me in putting aside the political games and finding areas where we agree s

gibson, "do you know how fast you were driving, mr. gibson? "my partner and i, we were shvitzing. "enough already with the swerving and the going and the doing and the having." thank you very much, everybody. thank you so much. i had a wonderful time. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. guest tonight jill leovy is going to be on the show. she is the author of "ghettoside." but as you can see, our great city still stands! ( cheers and applause ) tonight, we are moist but unbowed. surviving the only story that mattered, the one that happened in our region-- blizzapocalypsegeddon 15 the white-erdammerung. it all began yesterday when elected officials got news they hoped they would never hear-- it was going to snow. ( laughter ) in the northeast, in january. oh, the humanity. >> whiteout. >> blizzard 2015. >> threatening st

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people like jason gibson.tting with the first lady tonight and david martin has his story. >> reporter: there's a sphaims poem about flying which begins, "i have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter's silvered wings." it was written during world war ii but it describes jason gibson to a t. >> once you're up there you're flying. you can go anywhere. that's what it feels like and you can see everything. i just love that feeling. >> reporter: on earth jason is tethered to a wheelchair because he lost both legs so high up he cannot wear prosthetics. it happened on patrol in afghanistan in 2012 when he took a knee and set off a roadside bomb. it must brought all your vital organs that much closer to the blast. >> i'm just lucky nothing worse happened. >> reporter: how did you survive gidon't know a miracle. >> reporter: a miracle of medicine and the human spirit. since then, jason has competed in four marathons hit the slopes in sun valley, and cast for trout in montana. >> i tell peopl

hurst and fire investigator ken gibson flew to north carolina to inspect terry's home firsthand.hey did not believe the fire started the way the government investigators said. and you give... and then you give some more. but sometimes you get. and so you take. tylenol® cold is strong enough for you, while children's tylenol® is gentle enough for them. we give you relief from your cold and flu. you give them everything you've got. tylenol®. >>> well, it's really very simple. innocent people are being put into prison or forced into plea bargains for fires they did not start. >> after terry hinson was charged with arson and murder in the death of her 17-month-old son joshua, her only hope was a scientist she found through the internet. >> jerry hurst is one of these guys who kind of comes out of left field and can actually save the day in this case. >> the findings of the state bureau of investigation and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms rested on the theory that the fire started on the floor of the bedroom closet. and when the cause couldn't be found they concluded the f

gerald gibson is accused of taking some marked bills that he was in charge of during a drug sting. a jury could not reach a verdict during his last trial. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett. >>> president obama arrived in india earlier this morning. just ahead, we'll take a look at what he hopes to accomplish during his three-day trip. >>> and baby on board. passengers were confused after a little boy crawled on to a bus all alone. we'll tell you what happened after he got on. >>> at 10:58 on your sunday morning, nbc 10's first alert weather radar is showing another winter storm expected to arrive in our area by late tonight. and we take a live look right now, camelback mountain in the poconos, very crowded there today. looks like some folks waiting for the lift to go up and hit the slopes. sunny skies, though so a nice day for skiing. meteorologist brittney shipp is coming up with your first alert forecast. >>> happening now, president obama is in india, meeting with that country's prime minister over the next few days. he and the first lad

ken kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> to washington now, president obama preparing for tuesday's state of the union address. the white house releasing this photo today, the president and his aide working on his speech this afternoon. and tonight, we have learned that the president will unveil plans to revamp the tax code. abc's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny joins us now, and jeff, what does the president want to do? >> tom, when the president comes to capitol hill here on tuesday night, he'll propose a message aimed squarely at lifting the middle class. he's proposing free community college for students who qualify. a tax credit for families where both families work. and expanding child-care tax credits, up to $3,000 per child. how he's going to pay for it. $320 billion in new taxes on the wealthiest americans. he's proposing raising the capital gains tax to 28%. >> what are the chances that any of this will fly? >> tom, the reality check here, no chance at all. republican leaders tell me they won't get behind any plans to raise taxes. the president knows its strong

kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> we move on now, and to an image across the world tonight. pope francis and that extraordinary turnout to see the people's pope. just look at this. an estimated 6 million there to celebrate mass in manila. and now pope francis revealing new details about another big trip ahead. coming to america. and now, confirming three american cities that will get a visit from the pope. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: from the moment he touched down in the philippines, a gust of wind taking his hat, bad weather was a problem on this trip, dampening the crowds, but not their spirit. >> welcome pope francis! >> reporter: sunday's outdoor papal mass, 6 million strong, the largest ever. >> we need to care for our young people. >> reporter: one young person, a 12-year-old homeless girl, rescued by the church, wept as she asked him why god allows children to suffer. pope francis blessed her. next september, he'll make his first trip to the u.s. at this shrine in washington, d.c., he'll canonize an american saint, father junipero serra, who founded the m

while serving in afghanistan jason gibson was gravely wounded -- he lost both his legs.hen i first met him in the hospital, he was just beginning his long, difficult road to recovery. but last year, sergeant gibson wrote to tell me that with the help of our extraordinary doctors and nurses, he's making extraordinary progress. he just moved into a new home, and he and his wife just had a baby girl. stories like these give us reason to start the new year with confidence. 2014 was the fastest year for job growth since the 1990s. unemployment fell faster than any year since 1984. america's resurgence is real. our job now is to make sure that every american feels that they're a part of our country's comeback. that's what i'll focus on in my state of the union -- how to build on our momentum, with rising wages, growing incomes, and a stronger middle class. and i'll call on this new congress to join me in putting aside the political games and finding areas where we agree so we can deliver for the american people. the last six years have demanded resilience and sacrifice from al

the mary christmas aisle at duane reed. >> i'm reena 19an. >> i'm kendis gibson.e new year. we're going to begin with that huge new year's eve party in times square. >> security in new york was extra tight after the murders of two police officers less than two weeks ago. elizabeth hur reports police in many cities were on high alert. >> more than a million people packing times square cheered as that crystal ball descended. police calling times square the safest place in new york city. revelers protected by thousands of nypd's best. in the city of brotherly love fireworks while downsouth, atlanta's peach drop went off without a hitch. in the windy city down in the teens. fireworks over chicago's navy pier. celebrations kicking off 2015 on the other side of the world. over sydney harbor the sky ablaze with a breathtaiking light show. more than a million gathered there. seven tons of fireworks illuminating the sky. in south korea the traditional ringing of the bells struck 108 times. a buddhist representation of our sins and desires. iconic cities one after another r

i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson.k in. it's the new year already. >> i should have known the crew would do this up right. i went out to buy a couple of things from duane reed because i was worried. all i got were the 50% off christmas section. >> that's awesome. >> and this lights up. >> and it also plays -- wait for it. it's "happy hanukkah" on my head. >> multitask. >> isn't that great? >> that really is -- i didn't have anything to drink but that's seriously killing my buzz right about now. >> killing your buzz. the buzz killer hat. >> yeah. i'll do my carlton. >> anywhere. and this is happy hanukkah. i've got all of this for $9.26. >> not bad. >> the finance department who will be watching. >> is that off? >> it's off now. we'll have to put this away. we're going to do a very hard turn. >> it's going to be a hard turn. as beautiful as it is to celebrate the new year, there are some suffering today. >> you think about the heavy hearts in asia. we're going to begin with the developments in the airasia crash. the cre

as candace gibson tells us, the foununder and ceo says the success came from customization. >> it keeps me organized. i get home at 4:30. i alady knew what i was going to make for dinner that night. >> the word i hear all the time for my members is a life-changing. >> she doesn't prepare your meals for you, she makes it easier for youo do it your self. >> we are going to make a rosemary lemon pork chop area did we have been using is for a couple of years. >> that is the secret behind this small business. they found a market for beg a mirroror. it reflects the family's dietary restrictions, time constint, and shopping habitits. >> it started with meealizizing that planning a few meals in advance was the key to my own sanity. wetarted talking to other moms about what is going on with them. i started informally sharing my weekly plants with people. theyey were so excited about the concept that i rlized instead of doing another cookbkbook, w why not give people plans for the week? >> i just got home from picking up my bb from daycare. >> iet up a weekly plan with recipes and a grocery list

jerold gibson is accused of taking some marked bills he was in charge of. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor, tom corbett. >>> next people in our area are bracing for round two as we track more snow moving into our area tonight. brittney shipp is watching the timing of this storm. brittney? >> that's right. it is a first alert weather day as we head into our overnight hours tonight and pushing into your monday morning commute. we want to make sure everyone stays safe so i'll go over all the details in our changing weather forecast. that's coming up in just a bit. . >>> ten minutes after 7:00 now. people in the lehigh valley are bracing for another round of weren't. the last storm dumped up to 8 inches of wet, heavy snow across that area. it helped if you had a snow blower instead of a shovel. and at rockland park in bethlehem, kids finally got a chance to break out the sleds for the very first time this winter. >> because we got a new snowboard over there. and it was fun when we went down the hill and. >> experts say the lehigh

thank you kendis gibson.s good to have you with us on "gma" weekend. >>> when you settle into your airplane seat who doesn't love leafy through the kitschy skymall catalog. who would buy any of the wacky products inside? ryan has. >> skymall has filed for bankruptcy and sara has a look at some of the craziest skymall -- look at that one. i want that. >> i'm one of those people who reach for the magazine to have a why didn't i think of that discovering things i didn't know i needed until i saw them. today we mourn the loss of skymall magazine. i wish you luck finding anything to replace this guaranteed in-flight giggle. ♪ known for their over-the-top gifts and goofy gadgets, skymall hawking all things hi lairous from 30,000 feet. but this morning, sales flying high no more. the catalog and its parent company filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy thursday. >> oh, my god, i love skymall. >> reporter: for 25 years millions of flyers whether bookless or bored with the in-flight movie turn though that trusty seat pocket

. >> she does remind me a little bit of mel gibson. before he said that racial stuff he put in a controversial movie about the passion of christ and people thought it was everything from antisemitic to s&m because of the violence of it. he put it out himself. basically financed that himself and made a ton of money from it. >> i bought paula deen pots and pans because they worked well. i was disappointed when they took them off the market. they are back. it is just a good product. it's a good product. i don't care what she said. i like the products. i do care what she said but it doesn't stop me from buying the pans. i guess it would stop you from watching the show. >>> real house wives raking in a lot of dough. she is headed off to jail on a bunch of things. in the wake of it and afterwards she can make more money than ever before. what do you think of that one? you have gotten quiet all of a sudden? you good friends with her? >> i feel like we are kindred spirits. >> it is somebody who is becoming more well known and more famous as a

these criminals getting more and more brazen with every passing moment. >> yes. >> thank you, kendis gibsonucrative. >> always good to have you with us on "gma weekend." >>> when you settle into your airplane seat who doesn't love leafy through the kitschy "skymall" catalog? ryan does wondering who would buy any of the wacky products inside? ryan has. >> i would. now, this morning, "skymall" has filed for bankruptcy, i'm sorry to say. and sara has a look at some of the craziest "skymall" -- today we mourn the loss of the magazine. i wish you luck finding anything to replace this guaranteed in-flight giggle. ♪ known for their over-the-top gifts and gadgets, "skymall" hawking all things hilarious from 30,000 feet but this morning, sales flying high no more. the catalog and its parent company filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy thursday. >> oh, my god, i love "skymall." ♪ >> reporter: for 25 years, millions of flyers whether bookless or bored with the in-flight movie turn to that treasure trove of kitsch honored by everyone from the "simpsons." >> the executive putter from the "skymall." "skymall

i'm kendis gibson. t.j. to have you here. so much buzz over the state of the union. we're going to get right to that. the president actually travels to idaho today to sell the ambitious agenda he laid out last night in the state of the union address. >>> mr. obama challenged congress to help improve the lives of those and to end nasty political fighting. karen travers is joining us from the capitol with more. karen, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning kendis and reena. president obama was looking at the most republican congress in a half century. he didn't make a lot of concessions to the new gop majority. the proposals he laid out were staunchly democratic. he took credit for the improving economy and even laid the groundwork for his legacy. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: president obama addressed the nation with a bit of a swagger. >> the shadow of crisis has passed and the state of the union is strong. the growing economy, shrinking deficits, bustling industry, booming ener

kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >> fantastic. we have to get one. i'll operate it.ave the ability to zap you? you have the ability to zap me? >> when you say unkind things to me. >> we have got to get these. >> and whenever i mispronounce a sports player's name you can zap me. >> you'd be getting shocked for an hour and a half straight. ♪ [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts she may have been notified in time to help stop the damage. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your identity within their network they will alert you helping pr

and we love playing on gibson guitars. don't you love gibson? our government decide that they don't love them that much. arms federal marshals raided gives them like they were selling crack. they did not like the war that gives it was using to make their guitar next. they find them and tied them up for a few years, and finally gave them the wood back. my friends a gibson, they are funny, they are creating a new series of guitars. it is called the government series. it is time for the american government to get its talons off of the american tax __ taxpayer. how do you like my resolutions? i have one more for you. i want you to resolve to help fight to protect the american dream. when you talk about the gop __ don't call us the grand old party. there's nothing old and grant that is cool. i am from nashville. only the grand old opry. it is the great opportunity party. people are ready for opportunity. most people fear that this nation boasts ceased to be what this nation has been. it worries them. they're listening to everything that they hear on

gerald gibson is accused of taking some marked bills that he was in charge of during a drug sting. a jury could not reach a verdict during his last trial. gibson is the former son-in-law of former pennsylvania governor tom corbett. >>> still ahead this morning, how japan is reacting to new demands from isis militants, after they claim to have killed a japanese hostage. >>> and president obama is getting a warm welcome, half a world away. the purpose of his visit to india, and what's on his itinerary, when we come right back. ed thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation. two -- drive to your local car-buying center. three -- walk out with a check in as little as thirty minutes. buying cars is all we do. all makes and models and no dealership pressure we'll even settle your loan or lease. so, don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. >>> and it's a first alert weather day on this sunday as we head i

everyone is here to listen to the good muse ek, but also to watch the ten-foot fiberglass gibson guitarp when the clock strikes midnight here in memphis. also a fireworks display. this is the place to be this new year's eve. i pretty much decided that. another great place to be i hear is havana, cuba. that's where we find patrick. how is it going where you are? >> the show is over but the party just keeps on going. really amazing night here. you hear the salsa rhythms and the drums. that's what many of the audiences have been doing in the last half-hour. they've really put on a show you won't see anywhere else in the world. we see very few americans here. one or two here and there. of course up until really today there's a travel ban on americans coming here, very difficult for americans to come to cuba, even though it's just 90 miles away. that's changing, though, with an historic agreement announced two weeks ago. americans in 2015 will have more possibilities of coming to cuba. we'll see probably next year more americans here. that's got a lot of people excited. hoping to improve the

, but this time the crooks are going where the money is, targeting atm machines, and abc's kendis gibsonhere to explain. and, good morning, kendis. >> reporter: good morning, paula. it is a violent wave. just within the last 24 hours, detroit police on the hunt for two guys who wrapped a chain around an atm ripping off the top getting away with $4,000. we're seeing a lot of scenes like this sweeping the country. bold and brazen, a violent crime on the rise. thieves smashing through store windows skipping the register and making off with atms. watch as this suv slams into the window of a tampa convenience store. within two minutes, two thieves captured on surveillance camera grabbing the loaded machine and getting away. even more brazen in houston, this smash and grab, and the store is still open for business. the crooks crash a pickup truck this time into the entrance rushing in to haul the on average 200-pound atm into their vehicle. the gas station clerk stunned. >> i couldn't move. i was dialing 911, but the phone -- my hand was shaking. >> reporter: these robberies becoming more freq

kendis gibson has the story. >> reporter: a fire quickly destroying two homes.firefighters battling the fire and icy conditions. all 12 residents, narrowly escaping the flames. the cause, unknown. across the country this week, crews kept busy with massive fires. in maryland, up to six family members believed dead following this mysterious mansion fire. near pittsburgh, fire sweeping through five apartment buildings. and in new jersey hundreds of people left homeless after flames raced through an entire block of homes in just 90 minutes. the fire chief telling me his crews crews didn't stand a shot. >> it's like a blow torch. >> reporter: it turns out the materials used in modern-day homes may be fueling the fires. homes burning eight times quicker. >> when smoke alarms were first introduced, people had about 17 minutes to get out of their house. now it's down to three or four. critical minutes to act fast and stay alilive. >>> still ahead tonight, the mystery of the missing grandparents who never returned from looking at a car. who police are looking for tonight

>>> and we say good morning to you, everybody, i'm kendis gibson in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm new york noi new yorkreena ninan. we begin with ringing in the new year in 2015. >> there were about a million people in times square to watch the ball drop. all is quiet, take a look except for those workers who are picking up the tons of confetti. >> what a work out that must be. there was extra security around new york city and other cities because of police protests and shooting. there were no major problems. elizabeth hur has a roundup. country with police on high alert. the fbi warning officers to be vigilant following the assassination of two nypd officers. >> reporter: in new york city alone, authorities monitoring at least 70 threats against police. but the protests for the most part, remaining peaceful. and police calling times square the safest place in new york city. revelers protected by thousands of nypd's finest. the celebrations kicking off on the other side of the world over sydney harbor. seven tons of fireworks illuminating the sky. in south korea, th

today, a new trial begins for gibson. he's accused of taking marked bills he was in charge of during a drug sting. a jury could not reach a verdict in the last case. >>> governor chris christie took a big move. >> whether or not he might run for president. bill? >> we have snowfalling in areas north and west. light snow today into the early evening hours. we are tracking a major winter storm with potential for heavy snow tonight and tomorrow. right now, 29 degrees at 4:39. >>> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> we are tracking the makings of a winter storm. we don't have one yet. we have snowfall that's moving through the area especially north and west. northern chester county, into montgomery. upper bucks county is seeing it a little bit. this is still fairly light snowfall that reaches into the pocono mountains. this is what we are going to see during the day, light, on and off snowfall. not a major storm during the day today. it fires up tonight and into tomorrow. 6:00 thi

i'm kendis gibson in for t.j.> a surprising cold weather in most of the country. more than a foot of snow fell in northern arizona. there were dozens of accidents and interstate 40 was closed. >> in oklahoma city a truck overturned and caught fire. one of many accidents blamed on the slick roads. abc's john ehrlichman begins our coverage of the blustery weather from california. >> reporter: an unusual sight at the rose pa raid. many spectators sporting jackets and wool hats. >> we have three lay irs on them. stockings, leggings. two pairs of socks. >> reporter: the new year's week weather has been wild. not far from vegas, searchlight whipped by wind and snow. >> the roads are pretty bad. i'm pretty new to vegas. i was definitely not expecting weather like this. i haven't seen snow in a long time. but this is pretty insane. >> reporter: heading east snow in colorado causing chaos. >> we got caught in an avalanche. we are hiking out. >> reporter: three snowshoers trapped. two managing to get to safety. one killed.

. >>> mel gibson confidential.about his passion project to pay it forward, fatherhood and the holidays. >> you hang your balls on the tree. >> there grow. >>> plus dishing on getting trippy with joaquin phoenix in "inherent vice." >> doing something with joaquin is like -- >> but what threw their co-star for a loop? >> i'm so sorry. i can't think straight. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome to extra. i'm

here's abc's kendis gibson. >> reporter: this week, on a rural north carolina road, a shocking example of just how quickly an irritating spat with another driver can downright dangerous. >> stop it. >> reporter: sherri norman driving with her 6-year-old granddaugter starts to film on her phone, after the driver this suv allegedly tries to run her off the road, then passes in front of her car. >> she would speed up, hit the brakes, speed up, hit the brakes. i already called 911. >> reporter: the driver of that vehicle, identified as kristen phillips, then gets out of the car, and does this. >> stop it. >> reporter: the move terrifying norman's little granddaughter in the back seat. >> i had my seatbelt on, she grabbed the seatbelt and my hair. >> reporter: that video now vital to the case against philips, who is now charged with six felony counts including reckless driving. across the country road rage on the rise. these two women near sacramento, terrorized by an angry driver. >> she just hit our car. >> reporter: andrew vollo drove a taxi for years on the mean streets of new york. his

abc's kendis gibson how they ended up hundreds of miles from home and what they face tonight. >> reporter: tonight, exactly two weeks after a wild crime spree began, two teenage suspects in custody. overnight police in panama city beach, florida, surrounding a stolen pickup truck, sleeping inside 18-year-old dalton hayes and 13-year-old cheyenne phillips. soon u.s. marshalls canvassing the area. >> we received information from the u.s. marshals about a stolen vehicle and some fugitives. we out tonight looking for that vehicle and we actually located the vehicle in the rear parking lot of the ihop. >> reporter: the duo starting their alleged crime spree in kentucky, january 4th, after reportedly getting engaged. destroying a cattle farm on the run through the carolinas down to georgia, stealing three pickup trucks, the last one with loaded guns inside. their parents begging for their is surrender. tonight hayes facing more than a dozen felony charges. in several states. including burglary statutory rape. he and phillips returning separately to kentucky by week's end. >>> to washington now,

i'm kendis gibson in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. we begin with the overnight reaction to the state of the union address in which president obama steamed to turn his famous slogan yes we can into a new one. >> it went off script. >> susan saulny with details. >> reporter: good morning. in this speech we saw an optimistic president trying hard to secure his legacy. >> the shadow of crisis has passed and the state of the union is strong. >> reporter: president obama unveiled an ambitious state of the union agenda for his final two years in office emboldened by rising job approval ratings and improving economy. >> since 2010 america has put more people back to work than europe japan, and all advanced economies combined. >> reporter: the president took credit claiming a vindication of his democratic policies. >> middle class economics works. expanding opportunity works. and these policies will continue to work as long as politics don't get in the way. >> reporter: the president's priorities included middle class tax cut, paid sick leave,

but i grew up in the '80s and i -- in los angeles, and go see movies and it was like at that -- mel gibson, schwarz schwarznegger. you go to see these movies. >> also those kind of movies. >> yeah. >> have not been the kind of movies. >> i didn't have an experience, other people have been described it, be up there one day, i just loved movies, oh, it's amazing, would do lines from the movies and stuff. but music, i remember like i wanted to play music, there was something that was personal about it, you could do it at home, you could make it yourself. movies were just -- i don't know, so -- and i know it seems weird to say because my mom is an actress. i wasn't around. it did have the sheen of hollywood movies. >> my thought, your mom is an actress, fine, but again, you have frances coppola, one of the greatest directors of all time, one of the most iconic directors of all time, you're related to nicolas cage. a successful and busy actor, your cousin sofia coppola. a lot of people in the family -- it's not just like one person, well, okay, i didn't go in that path, how do you avoid being a

tom gibson is rd there.his report. >> a ski holiday in the swiss alps can be pretty hard on the wallet. now spending francs will cost you even more thanks to the country's central bank to raise the values. it has made the currency soar. here in the resort town of davos preparing for the world economic forum, delegates should expect to rake the bank. these hearings at a local jewelers cost 5500 francs. it is nearly $6,100 in u.s. dollars. the jump threatens to make an event that already cost it to be more exclusive. why it is no major program for the world believed get the rest of the year to worry about this. >> we are shocked and a little bit confused. if you work in next word industry you could work with the tourists. it is much more expensive for everybody coming in here. >> this cost 355 francs a 13% increase to skiers. >> why should the german tourist come to davos when he can go to austria without exchanging his money? the same applies to the buying of real estate in switzerland. they will stay away no