jill biden, has showed up. [ applause ] >> this is the diplomatic court.

jill biden, a woman named rebekah erler from minneapolis. she's there to represent the fact that you can have two working parents and still be struggling in this economy. she, her husband lost his construction business during the downturn. they had to move from seattle to minneapolis. she took out student loans to go to a local community college and working now as an accountant. she was talking about the paying for needs of her family. this is the kind of person. >> you see the cabinet coming in. there's outgoing secretary of defense chuck hagel on his last few days. we also saw eric holder. >> they walk in jake. according to seniority, secretary of the treasury second. when those cabinet positions were actually created, so you see what's going on. >> tom, secretary of agriculture, the longest serving members of cabinet. most in the cabinet were not there in his first year. >> there's eric holder the attorney general of the united states. that's john kerry shaking hands with stephen brier, the supreme court justice. so it's an opportunity fo

and jill biden, has helped. nearly 700,000 veterans and. military spouses get new jobs. (applause) so to every c.e.o. in america, let me repeat, if you want somebody who's going to get the job done and done right, hire a veteran. (applause) finally, as we better train our workers, we need the new economy to keep churning out high-wage jobs for our workers to fill. since 2010, america has put more people back to work than europe japan, and all advanced economies combined. (applause) our manufacturers have added almost 800,000 new jobs. some of our bedrock sectors like our auto industry, are booming. but twhrr also millions of americans working jobs that didn't even exist 10 or twenty years ago, like google, ebay tesla. so no one knows for certain which industries will generate the jobs of the future, but we do know we want them here in america. (applause) we know that. that's why the third part of middle-class economics is about building the most competitive economy anywhere, the place where businesses want to locate and hire. 21st century businesses need 21st century inf

and jill biden, has helped. nearly 700,000 veterans and. military spouses get new jobs. (applause) so to every c.e.o. in america, let me repeat, if you want somebody who's going to get the job done and done right, hire a veteran. (applause) finally, as we better train our workers, we need the new economy to keep churning out high-wage jobs for our workers to fill. since 2010, america has put more people back to work than europe japan, and all advanced economies combined. (applause) our manufacturers have added almost 800,000 new jobs. some of our bedrock sectors like our auto industry, are booming. but twhrr also millions of americans working jobs that didn't even exist 10 or twenty years ago, like google, ebay tesla. so no one knows for certain which industries will generate the jobs of the future, but we do know we want them here in america. (applause) we know that. that's why the third part of middle-class economics is about building the most competitive economy anywhere, the place where businesses want to locate and hire. 21st century businesses need 21st century inf

in fact there's the vice president joe biden and his wife jill biden who it turns out is a communitylege teacher in northern virginia. the president had been john harwood, expected to talk and will talk about his plan for community colleges but we're told as well that his day has changed, obviously. the jobs numbers, the attacks in paris and perhaps even potentially though i would not expect it necessarily a comment or two on the keystone pipeline. john has been covering the president today from washington. obviously a day where news overwhelms. >> reporter: we can hear references to all three of those things there in the president's proposal which he's laying out in advance of the state of the union address is to have community college available two years for free all across the country. got a plan that is going to ask states to match a preponderance of federal money to pay for it. that message has been overtaken by what's happened in paris which we expect the president to address and also by the jobs numbers which were higher than we expected. not as high as they were in december b

jill biden were in town, but out for the evening. one person was questioned but it was determined that person had nothing to do with the shots. >>> 5:36 here some of the other stores stories "action news" will be following this week. darious brown will host a mlk day screening of selma it's on a first come first serve basis meaning the first 150 people will get the free screening. oprah winfrey is a producer and she appears in the film. >>> president obama is set to give a state of the union address tomorrow night. the president is expected to unveil a set of proposals this week which may not be welcome by the new republican controlled congress. president obama will propose taxes on the wealthiest americans and new fees on big banks to raise programs for middle class families. >>> taxpayers can begin filing their income tax returns this week. tax season opens up tomorrow in pennsylvania and wednesday in new jersey and friday in delaware. you can start filing the federal returns tomorrow. if you want to put it off and procrastinate, y

jill biden were out for the evening. >> the biggest concern is the people got away. they were close to a protected residence. >> secret service said this started at 8:30 p.m. when a vehicle drove by the vice president's residence at a high rate of speed and fired multiple gunshots. officials stationed at his home heard the shots. one agent saw the car speed off. authorities started to investigate. half an hour later at 9:00 p.m., a man drove by them. police took him into custody after he resisted arrest. that man was questioned but wasn't charged in relation to the shooting. authorities emphasize there's no indication at this point the two incidents are related. now law enforcement analysts say authorities need to act quickly to track down whoever is responsible as quick as possible. >> they need to check the last retail they passed and see who was in the car, what's it about? >> reporter: the security has been tightened around the vice president's home while the secret service, fbi and local police investigate. the president and vice president have been briefed. mea

i want to begin by thanking joe and jill biden. they are not just good friends and good partners, but they really believe in the power of education and in creating those kinds of opportunities that gave us the chances and incredible opportunities that we have had today. understanding the promise of america's community colleges, joe really understand it. joe, he really doesn't have a choice. [laughter] before i get into the reason i am here today, i want to begin by saying a few words about the tragic events that we have seen unfold in france. events have been fast moving this morning. i just spoke to my counterterrorism adviser. we have been in close touch with the french government throughout this tragedy. the moment the attack took place we directed all of our law enforcement and counterintelligence to address this challenge. we are hopeful the immediate threat is now resolved. the french government continues to face the threat of terrorism and has to remain vigilant. the situation is fluid. france is our oldest ally. i want the

the vice-president and his wife doctor jill biden, were in town yesterday but out for the evening. officers set up a perimeter around the home and check the property but no arrests have been made. authorities say one person was questioned, but it was determined that person had nothing to do with it. we will have have much more on the investigation at 11:35. >>> faa is investigating a frightening incident last night at insuring's jfk airport. jet blue says one of the planes avoided a take off after another aircraft suddenly crossed the runway. the pilot had to slam on the brakes when a caribbean airways plane crossed the runway without authorization. the jet blue flight bound for austin texas arrived safe and sound early this morning, passengers were thankful for their quick thinking pilot. >> i commended him. i said thank you very much. he did a great job. >> when they said a collision was inevitable if we didn't brake i was just like what? >> jet blue officials say they are working to determine just how close the planes were to colliding right there on the runway. >>> much more to

jill biden were not home at the time.ials say the incident occurred on a public road outside of the security perimeter already in place. the secret service says one agent saw a vehicle speeding away from the scene. a man was taken into custody less than an hour after that shooting. he had been trying to get around officers who were securing the perimeter but police have not charged him with anything to do with the shooting itself. >>> we now know more about why the u.s. government says it is confident that north korea was behind the sony cyber attack. the nsa apparently tapped into north korea's computer networks before the sony attack and evidence from that operation reportedly persuaded the president and other top officials that north korea was responsible. officials tell nbc news that the u.s. did not have any advanced warning of the sony hacking. earlier this month, james clapper said that north korea had become quote, sloppy at hiding its tracks. >>> now we move on to belgium where the search is still on for suspects

saturday night, shots rang out in this upscale neighborhood in wilmington, delaware, where joe and jill biden have had a home for years. secret service agents saw a car speeding away down this road -- few hundred yards from the vice president's house, just outside the security perimeter. the bidens were out to dinner when the shooting happened. they spend most weekends in delaware, and the vice president has joked about their quiet neighborhood. >> we live in an area that is wooded and somewhat secluded. i said jill if there's ever a problem, just walk out on the balcony here, or walk out. put that double-barrelled shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. >> reporter: but tonight, the secret service and the fbi are investigating whether someone actually shot at the biden house last night, or it's just a dangerous coincidence. they're searching the area for bullet and shell casing. they don't want a repeat of the incident in 2011 where a gunman fired and hit the white house residence and it took the secret service several days to realize the white house had been hit. in this latest shoot

>> reporter: the the vice-president and his wife doctor jill biden, often spend their weekend at theirme which was, in fact, the case this weekend but authorities tell us they were out for the evening after this incident took place. it may have been in fact a drive by shooting or it could have just been random shots fired. authorities are investigating that potential threat here tonight. the the new castle county home of vice-president joe biden is quiet tonight the entrance over heavy guard protecting a house that is set several hundred feet off of the road. it was here out front of the guard shack that secret irv is spokesperson says one of the guard heard multiple shots fired in the area of the residents and witnessed a vehicle fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed. officers set up a perimeter around the home and checked property but were unsuccessful locating any suspects. authorities say, one person, one question was found to be not in the shooting. there are no description of the vehicle and no word if shell casing where is recovered near the the house. police confirm there w

joining forces, the national campaign launched by michelle andy jill biden -- and jill biden, thank youlle, thank you jill, has helped nearly 700,000 veterans and military spouses get new jobs. [applause] so to every ceo in america, let me repeat: if you want somebody who's going to get the job done, hire a veteran. [applause] finally, as we better train our workers, we need the new economy to keep churning out high-wage jobs for our workers to fill. since 2010, america has put more people back to work than europe, japan, and all advanced economies combined. [applause] our manufacturers have added almost 800,000 new jobs. some of our bedrock sectors, like our auto industry, are booming. but there are also millions of americans who work in jobs that didn't even exist ten or twenty years ago - jobs at companies like google, and ebay, and tesla. so no one knows for certain which industries will generate the jobs of the future. but we do know we want them here in america. [applause] we know that. [applause] that's why the third part of middle-class economics is about building the most compe

jill biden wasn't home so no one was hurt. it happened in the vicinity of the vice president's home in delaware on saturday night. shots were fired from a fast involving vehicle around 8:30 p.m. they aren't sure if the shots were aimed at the vice president's home which sits a couple houn yards away from it the main road in wilmington delaware. police examined the home no suspects were found. one man attempted to pass through the security perimeter. he was not charge with anything related to the the shooing. they are not sure if he was targeting the vice president. officers say they received a report of shots fired in an area nearby later that evening. the bidens were told about the shooting that evening. vice president joe biden scheduled to speak this morning in wilmington for a martin luther king event. it is in the known if he will mention anything about the shooting incident at all. >>> kelly wright thank you very much. republican lawmakers hitting hard against president obama's proposed tax plan ahead of the state of the

neil: all right, the bidens have arrived, jill biden came in.president is up there with the speaker, the two people who sit behind the president of the united states, the vice president as well as president of the senate, and, of course, john boehner as the speaker of the house. the bidens had a scare over the past weekend when some guy fired shots at the delaware home outside bloomington, delaware, they have not gotten to the bottom of that. mary fallin joins us right now. governor, we're going through the release remarks that we've gone the thus far from the president, so far no indication at this time he's going to be relinquishing his view on keystone or republicans will get their way, and it will be open. what do you think of that? >> i'm sorry to hear that. you know, neil, i'm open to listening to what he has to say. i'm going to watch very carefully. if we look at the issues he's put forth the last couple of face and where he's gone in the past, i'm not hopeful we're going to see much of a change in the policies that will move our nation

joining forces, the national campaign launched by michelle and jill biden -- thank you michelle.nk you jill. has helped nearly 700,000 veterans and military spouses get new jobs. ica, let me repeat. if you want somebody who is going to get the job done and done right, hire a veteran. [applause] finally, as we better train our workers we need the new economy to keep churning out high wage jobs for our workers to fill. since 2010 america has put more people back to work than europe, japan, and all advanced economies combined. our manufacturers have added almost 800,000 new jobs. some of our bedrock sectors like our auto industry are booming. but there are also millions of americans working jobs that didn't exist 20 years ago, jobs at google and ebay and tesla. no one knows for certain which industries will generate the jobs of the future but we do know we want them here in america. we know that. and that's why the third part of middle class economics is all about building the most competitive economy anywhere, the place where businesses want to locate and hire. 21st century busines

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and jill biden, has helped. nearly 700,000 veterans and. military spouses get new jobs. (applause) so to every c.e.o. in america, let me repeat, if you want somebody who's going to get the job done and done right, hire a veteran. (applause) finally, as we better train our workers, we need the new economy to keep churning out high-wage jobs for our workers to fill. since 2010, america has put more people back to work than europe, japan, and all advanced economies combined. (applause) our manufacturers have added almost 800,000 new jobs. some of our bedrock sectors like our auto industry, are booming. but twhrr also millions of americans working jobs that didn't even exist 10 or twenty years ago, like google, ebay, tesla. so no one knows for certain which industries will generate the jobs of the future, but we do know we want them here in america. (applause) we know that. that's why the third part of middle-class economics is about building the most competitive economy anywhere, the place where businesses want to locate and hire. 21st century businesses need 21st century i

i am jill biden's husband. and you all had the immediate same instinctive reaction when she said is a pleasure working for the president and vice president. can you imagine her working for me? that's the first time i've ever heard fellows, that ever uttered. i say to my colleagues in the senate and the governorship. but that's why this is worth the trip. either just sandwiched between a great president and a great second lady whose passion for the community colleges is as intense as you could probably see. and this is known as jill's territory. no, i mean that sincerely. this is jill's territory. she and arne duncan, our secretary of education, have been just absolutely relentless in and they are making the case this is the single best kept secret in america, is the community college system. and our administration is committed to letting that the secret out. so governor, thank you for your hospitality. it was not only great being here but getting to ride with you from the airport in what a beautiful part of the

joining forces was started by the first lady and vice president biden's -- jill biden four years ago.s fund organizations that help service members, veterans and their families. >>> start daging cametoday, your kid can start applying for the summer program. the six week subsidized program is for young people 14 to 21, it's billed as a chance for them to gain professional experience are pick up new skills and network. for more information, check out summer jobs.dc.gov. >>> you'll be waiting on platform longer than usual this weekend. tomorrow there will be track work on the red and orange lines. trains will run about every 16 minutes and those lines will grow back to regular ser to regular service on monday. >>> news 4 is working to keep you safe in your car. we have a look at the thine carnine cars never involved in a deadly crash. >>> and starting the morning out cold but the sun will come out and tom kierein is tracking how warm tell get in your neighborhood. >>> an exploding air bag may have killed a texas man. the man was killed earlier this month when a takata air bag inflated in

jill biden were out for the evening. >> the biggest concern was the people got away and close to a protectedents. >> the secret service says this started at 8:30 p.m. when a vehicle drove by the vice president's residents at the high rate of speed and fired multiple gunshots. secret service officials heard the shotsz and one agent saw a car speed off. authorities started to investigate and half hour later at 9:00 p.m. a man drove by them. police took him into custody after he resisted arrest. that man was questioned but wasn't charged in relation to the shooting. authorities emphasize there's no indication at this point the two incidents are related. now law enforcement analysts say authorities need to act quickly to track down whomever is responsible. >> they'll be questioning people trying to bring it all together and check cameras and see if they can find out who the car -- who was shooting and what's it about? >> kristen welker, nbc 10 news. >>> in frightening moments on the roads across the northeast. watch as this driver in yonkers loses control slides down a steep hill and almost hit

it was started four years ago by the first lady and jill biden. >>> more than 1100 children are sleeping in homeless shelters in the district. that was the count as volunteers hit the streets. homeless families are housed in the old d.c. skrngeneral hospital and seven hotels. close to 3,000 live in shelters possibly thousands more on the streets. despite the national progress on this it seems in d.c. the number of homeless people is on the rise. particularly teenagers with no place to live. >>> you'll be paying more to visit shenandoah national park in 2015. starting may 1st there will be a $5 increase for weekly vehicle passes taking the cost to $20. in 2017 there are more price hikes expected, but this is still awaiting approval. if approved the weekly pass will increase to $25. >>> today the national law enforcement officers memorial will honor four u.s. marshals. that say hone is being held at d.c. court of appeals at 1:00 p.m. the woman that was almost killed by the truck you see here will be there to thank the men who saved her life. >>> all right. we are talking about some interes

jill biden were never in danger. >> it's -- it really is good to be home. >> reporter: the bidens often spend weekends back here in delaware at their family home as was the case this weekend. their house is in a heavily wooded area and sits several hundred feet back and isn't visible from the public access road. police tell us the couple was out for the evening at the time the gun shots were heard. law enforcement set up a security perimeter around the house but said no evidence of foul play has been recovered. one person was questioned but determined not to have been involved in the shooting. more shots were heard in a nearby ravine shortly after the initial incidents on saturday night but no suspects have been arrested. and law enforcement said there was no damage found either on biden's home or on any of the neighboring homes. in fact, they're not telling us if any bullet casings have been recovered within that secure area and at this point while they continue their investigation they are not providing us with any additional information about that possible make of the vehicle they sa

jill biden were there this weekend, they weren't there at the time. nobody was hurt. there's no indication that the house or any neighboring houses were hit but the fbi seems to be leading this multipronged investigation to find out what happened. >> no hard evidence it was connected. we know you'll keep us posted. chris jansing, thank you. >>> across washington all eyes of course are on the state of the union address to be delivered tomorrow. president obama and his speechwriters working around the clock to finish their draft of the remarks. there he is with cody keenan overnight. we know a slate of reforms aimed at closing tax loopholes targeting financial firms and the wealthy. that will be a tough fiscal message to sell as for the first time in the presidency president obama will deliver this to a republican controlled congress. our luke russert is following reactions on the hill. based on early reactions you've seen will the people be able to make the reforms a reality? >> no that's the short and simple answer. the republican conference in the house and senate wi

jill biden often spend weekends there, away from public duties but not out of the public eye. locals report he was at the home depot saturday morning. a man was taken into custody less than an hour after the shooting. he had been trying to get around officers securing the perimeter. but police haven't charged him with anything to do with the shooting itself. none of the area homes were damaged, leaving investigators questions of who and why unanswered. the other question is was it even the biden home that was the target. they don't know. i was talking to an fbi expert who says sometimes when you have ballistics like that the sound can ricochet around so it is possible it may have been from another area but we do know both the vice president and president have been briefed on this tamron. >> kris thanks for that update. >>> today america celebrates the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. hundreds of people including oprah and stars of the movie "selma" recreated dr. king's historic march. up next talk with the first african-american woman elected to congress from alab

. >> the vice-president and his wife and jill biden spent their weekend in delaware which was the case this weekend but authorities tell us this he were out for the evening at the the time that the incident took place. it may have in fact been a drive by shooting or it may have just been random shots fired. authorities say that they are investigating that potential threat tonight. the the new castle county home of vice-president joe biden is quiet the tonight, the entrance under heavy guard protecting the the house that is set several hundred feet off of the road. it was here out front of the guard shack that the secret service spokesperson says one of the guard her multiple shots fired in the area of the resident and then witnessed a vehicle fleeing the scene at a high rate of speed. officers set up a perimeter around the home and check the property but were unsuccessful locating any suspects. authorities say one person was questioned but found not to be involved in the shooting. at this point we have no description of the vehicle, and in word of shell casings were recovered near the

joe and jill biden have had a home here for years. secret service agents saw a car speeding down the road. the bidens were out to dinner when the shooting happened. they spent most of their weekends in delaware and the vice president has joked about their quiet neighborhood. >> we live in an area that's wooded, and it's somewhat secluded. i said jill, if there is ever a problem, walk out on the balcony here, put that double barrelled shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house. >> secret service and the fbi are investigating whether someone actually shot at the biden's house last night, or whether it is just a dangerous coincidence. agents now are searching the neighborhood for bullets and shell casings. they don't want a repeat of the incident in 2011 when a gunman fired and hit the white house residence and it took the secret service several days to realize the white house had been hit. in this latest shooting, one man was detained and questioned, but the shooting remains very much a mystery. the vice president and the president we

. >> i don't find it at all hard to take them seriously on the part of education because jill biden teachescommunity colleges, they seem to be interested in this question. but the education piece i think is part of it. i'm going to play the president and then ask you a question about what they mean by education. here's what the president thinks education helps us to do. >> it is the key to getting a good job that pays a good income and to provide you the security where even if you don't have the same job for 30 years, you're so adaptable and you have a skill set and the capacity to learn new skills it ensures you're always employable. >> so it's the back end of that that i'm interested in. i wonder about the extent to which the community college thinking of this is the front end of it training you for employment but the part that you need is the back end, which allows you flexibility because most people don't work one job for 30 years anymore. >> exactly. i also think that's one of the key cost issues of the community college plan to begin with. the pell grant actually covers a lot of low i

jill biden were not home at the time but they were briefed on all of this afterwards.e scene with our wcau affiliate there, philadelphia affiliate, who says the investigation is ongoing at this hour as police try to get to the bottom of exactly what happened. at this point, no charges have been filed against anyone. no one was injured. >> all right. let's switch and talk about the state of the union, kristen. of course, that's delivered on tuesday. late yesterday the white house unveiled that tax reform plan that the president's going to outline. share some of the details of that. >> well this is the bottom line alex. the president's plan boils down to this idea. increasing taxes on the wealthy to help middle class americans with things like housing, childcare, retirement savings. broadly, the president is proposing to raise about $325 billion over the next ten years. here how those numbers break down. the proposal includes increasing the capital gains and dividends tax rates to 28% for high-income earners, imposing a fee on the liabilities of roughly 100 big financial

jill bid biden, they're sitting with valerie jarrett. and now sergeant at arms, announcing the president of the united states. a little premature. he is there. we are waiting on paul irvin. these are lawmakers we see every year, stake out these positions. they now have a name. they are called aisle hogs by lawmakers there in the house. representative el yoliott engel from new york is one of them. a lot of them have been sitting there for hours. because there was a rule by the new house majority leader, kevin mccarthy today, that you couldn't place placards or your purse or wallet or something, i guess you wouldn't put all that there by yourself, but they said you couldn't reserve it. so they've actually been posting up for quite some time. as we wait on the president. they said they were going to speed this up tonight. we don't know if the speech, steve, will be sped up. we're told the president is moving, as we are looking into the chamber. >> yeah, there was a lot of talk in the leadup to the speech that this was going to be a shorter

president and delaware's first son joe biden got an unusual when he president obama and his wife jill bidens woman was standing on the side of the road holding the sign as the presidential motorcade drove by. it read joe biden is my spirit animal. pictures of christina mcclain has gone viral. >> the reaction to it has been fun. joe biden saw my sign and he waved and pointed at me and i squealed and was utley excited. >> mcclain and her son was mentioned in a would you also news release. she also a breast cancer survivor, she said she appreciates the work on getting obama care passed. the next time in town she hopes to meet him and have a beer. what's a spirit animal? >> it's like a harry port thing. >> we're at the "action news" big board there's a controversies over a viral video some call a step by step way to get by a police check. i remain silent, no search, i want my lawyer, it contains his drivers license and registration. he said the key is to keep the window up. >> the second you open your window, they can say they smell alcohol or drugs emitted from the vehicle and the moment that

and joining forces, the national campaign launched by michelle and jill biden -- thank you, michelle, thank you, jill -- has helped nearly 700,000 veterans and military spouses get a new job. [ applause ] so, every ceo in america, let me repeat, if you want somebody who is going to get the job done, and done right, hire a veteran. [ applause ] finally, as we better train our workers, we need the new economy to keep churning out high wage jobs for our workers to fill. since 2010, america has put more people back to work than europe, japan and all advanced economies combined. our manufacturers have added almost 800,000 new jobs. some of our bedrock sectors like our auto industry are booming. but there are also millions of americans who work in jobs that didn't even exist 10 or 20 years ago. jobs with companies like google and ebay and tesla. so, no one knows for certain which industries will generate the jobs of the future, but we do know, we want them here in america. we know that. [ applause ] and that's why the third part of the middle class economics is all about building the most c

the woman, rebecca, sitting between first lady and jill biden. but that story was quite interesting when you talked about construction housing went down. she had to go back to community college to get retrain and he did lay out in terms of the republicans, okay where can we agree? the community college initiative, he used what happened, what's happening in tennessee, okay. a red statement he laid it out. republican legislature. prib governor. 90% of all high school graduates said they wanted to do it. he brought about infrastructure. same thing, another issue traditionally both side said let's build america. he pinpointed where we can bring it together. he should have pinpointed criminal justice, on the fiscal side it makes no sense. he could have said people in the house and senate you cut citizen reform. you cut mandatory minimums then i'll sign it. >> you bring up the things he is pushing forward, by the way, i love the nod to the cop. i to the that was important given the big picture. >> to the cop and the folks, the protesters. a lot of folk

jill biden come in just a little while ago and the diplomatic corp. what i find most interesting and you can weigh n the people, there's jackson lee -- every state of the union she's on the end of the aisle. and how do you get that seat? >> you know what you do? thank you go there at 7:00 in the morning and it's freezing in there. i've been in there several times, because of all of the hot tv lights. >> mr. speaker, the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court. [ applause ] >> not all of the justices always turner on the right? >> right and we were told that there will be six anthony scalia he's not going to come, and molita, who was caught mouthing, that's not true, very controversially, he's not going to be there either. but we see chief justice roberts there followed by justice kennedy and ruth bader ginsberg, there she is. >> and steven briar has not missed a state of the union since he joined the court in 197. >> he likes t what do you think that the members of congress want to accomplish tonight just by their appearance? >>

jill biden achb spend weekends there away from public duties but not out of the public eye.t the home depot on saturday morning. a man was taken into custody less than an hour after the shooting. he'd been trying to get around officers who were securing the perimeter. but police haven't charged him with anything to do with the shooting itself. none of the area homes were damaged. leaving investigators with questions of who and why unanswered. >> nbc's chris jansing. thank you noor report. >>> you know the saying at first you don't succeed, try, try again. after a week of speculation whether the third time ap charm for mitt romney we finally heard from romney himself late friday night. take a listen. >> now there's some speculation whether i'm about to embark on a political endeavor on which i've been preerchsviously unsuccessful. let me state i have no intention of running for u.s. senator of massachusetts. that's -- >> all right. so what happens now based on what he said? maybe much maybe not so much. he says he's interested in a third run for the white house, but do enough