. >> i have yet so see john kelly break out the umbrella yet. tomorrow may be the day. he's a tough guy. doesn't need one. >> hair product. >> you need to share. 37 degrees in livermore now. temperatures are chilly to start. ten degrees cooler than yesterday in some instances. 38 degrees. headed toward a comfortable day. we'll see more sunshine than yesterday as well. something else i wanted to point out. we don't have fog to report but we'll get patches between now and 6:00 a.m. you can see it coming in. fog will linger until 10:00 or 11:00. look at that. sunshine on the way for the greater bay area and lots of it. nice today. temperatures on the cool side. 69 in fremont. 60s in the south bay. 60 right here in san jose. the 7-day outlook with with showers on the way. for the morning drive mike and i will be here to let you know where rain is coming down. have no fear there. friday morning it gets interesting. low snow levels, potentially down to the,000, 1500 feet. the foothills could get a rare dusting of snow. temps in the 50s. a warm-up on the way. lots of sunshine

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm john kelly. good morning.we have an update to breaking news in pittsburgh where a police officer is injured after being shot during an overnight chase. now a suspect is also in the hospital. right now officers just fanning out on two different locations on both ends of 11th street. kristy smith at 11th and maple has the latest details. >> reporter: good morning. a pittsburgh police officer was shot. the good news, he's already been treated at the hospital and released. a lieutenant tells me this whole thing happened quickly. two officers were together and they tried to approach a suspect on foot when he took off running

i'm john kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's first check the forecast with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. it's a chilly start to the day. not as cold as it was this time yesterday. grab the coat. something you are willing to ditch by noon today as temperatures will be warm. in fact, we are going to touch on the

i'm john kelli. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast. good morning. >> hey. happy hump day. let's get to the numbers. 39 degrees to start out in livermore. 40 degrees in san jose. 42 in san mateos. we are going to see a warmer afternoon with more sunshine. then the rain moves in. 4:31. first a quick look at the drive with mike. >> a quick look

john kelly has the morning off. >> good morning to you. i'm in for laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast. looks like a nice day. >> it's going to be beautiful. good morning to you, terry and marla. a good-looking day shaping up. not as frigid to start and we'll see more widespread 70s. in fact, we're talking about a winter warm-up bringing our temperatures towards record levels. so it's going to get interesting today. 52 degrees in oakland to start, 43 in livermore and 36 in san jose. how warm will it get? we'll have the answer to that as well as when the rain and the cold returns. it's all in your seven-day forecast. stick around for that. first, it's friday eve, mike. good morning. >> good morning. we're like the friday part of the eve. that's fine, close enough for

i'm john kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast. what a chilly one yesterday. >> even colder this morning. good morning, john and laura. good morning at home. you're almost there. we are at wednesday. want to help you get over the hump. today you need your heaviest winter coat. temperatures will trop into the 20s. damp out there from yesterday's rain. you really want to keep in mind we could see black ice form throughout the morning. travel cautiously. we'll keep tabs on your temperatures as they fall. and we had interesting weather

. >> i'm terry mcsweeney in for john kelly.z police officers will be back on the job today, just two days after two of its detectives were killed in the line of duty. today in the bay's bob riddell live in santa cruz this morning where a memorial to the two officers is growing. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you there, terry. you see it over my shoulder here outside headquarters. yes, santa cruz police will resume normal duties and patrols today after taking a break to deal with the shock of what happened here in town tuesday afternoon. it was the santa cruz county sheriff's deputies who had been covering on their behalf. we're getting a better idea of what led jeremy goulet to shoot and kill officer baker and butler. goulet was a ticking time bomb according to his zad who had vowed he'd never go back to jail. when officers visited his house to talk to him about his breaking into a woman's home, goulet opened fire, killing both officers on his doorstep. you should be able to hear soon in this exclusive ce

i'm john kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the cleanup from an overnight water main break.his morning a cable car line is affected. we just got word from crews how long the cleanup will take. bob riddell is live in north beach this morning. he h's got the details for us. bob? >> good morning. you see behind me the city of san francisco is trying to get this mud out of the road, especially in the cable car tracks. if you get debris in there it's not safe to run the cable cars. they will run a shuttle bus up till the lines are cleared. mason should be open within a couple of hours. we spoke with the san francisco water department. they have turned off the water a here at filbert and mason. if you look over there to where the green post office box is, that's where the water had been gushing out. they have isolated a break to a 12-inch line. not a six-inch line as they originally thought. the first priority is to turn back

i'm john kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have an update to the breaking news in pittsburgh. a police officer is now injured after beg shot during an overnight chase. it happened around 11:30 last night at the intersection of 11th and maple. two officers were chasing a 30-year-old oakley resident when the sus is expect turned and opened fire. one officer was hit. both officers returned fire. that officer was treated at the hospital and released. the suspect remains hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. police say he had several warrants for weapons and gun-related charges. kristy smith is gathering new information on the scene. she'll have a live report coming in 15 minutes. >> also we want to update developing news near big bear where sheriffs investigators confirmed they have found human remains inside a cabin that burned to the ground last night. investigators do believe that's where fugitive ex-officer christopher dorner barricaded himself as deputies closed in on him yesterday afternoon. at some point a gun fight broke out. two deputies were shot. one of them u

i'm john kelly. i'm laura garcia-cannon.ernight, traffic back to normal on interstate 880 after a van caught fire overnight. it happened near the west winton avenue exit in hayward. on the right hand side, the shoulder, you can see crews working to extinguish the fire. everyone in the van made it out safely. no word on the cause of the fire. >> this morning we are getting our first look at a teenager found dead at a fairfield park on friday morning. police releasing a new photo of the girl yesterday. >> reporter: a press conference expected this afternoon. they also want to hear from anyone who may have seen janel conway allen between thursday afternoon and when she was discovered here friday where friends and neighbors set up a memorial that keeps getting bigger. she was reporteded missing. then the grim discovery of her body in the park on fairfield on oh friday. also wanted a second video obtained for where the last picture was taken, neighbors have those concerns. >> police not saying if they know who she was talking to

. >> i'm john kelly. >> good morning. new this morning, cleanup under way right now in san francisco after an overnight water main break. crews say a 12-inch line ruptured. that happened around 2:15 this morning and sent water ankle deep. we'll have a live report coming up at 6:45. >> we are watching the weather. another cold star. let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you. we have a spectacular sun rise coming in. it's crystal clear. air quality superb thanks to the showers that came through yesterday. it is so cold. 40 degrees in san jose. one degree from freezinging in livermore. 33 in concord. however as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures are going to climb. frigid start to the day. the afternoon looks good for outdoor plans. thick fog for tomorrow becoming sunny and mild. then a dry warm stretch of weather. temperatures work like this. 60 degrees inland. 58 degrees at the bay. at the coast, 57 degrees. coming up, if you missed it, i will show you the tornado that touched down in northern

i'm john kelly. >> we have developing news out of south africa. >> we are getting word after another emotional day in court oscar pistorius learned he will be spending another night in jail. marla tellez has the newest courtroom developments. good morning. >> day two of oscar pistorius's bail hearing brought more tears. for the first time laughter from the courtroom. one of the nbc news correspondents who is covering the hearing tweeted the following. quote, laughter from friends of pistorius as botha claims miss tore use would risk fleeing south africa despite his celebrity. botha was one of the first responders to the scene when pistorius's girlfriend was shot. the officer considers him a flight risk, arguing he should not be freed on bond. this is what made his friends laugh. one can only assume because they don't think miss tore use would run from authorities. the headlines came from a prosecution witness who says this person heard a woman screaming at the home and then gunshots and then more screaming the morning she was killed. according to an investigator that witness was abou

i'm john kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.nal board is meeting in texas, but the decision has a local impact. the vote comes three months after openly gay scout ryan anderson was denied the rank of eagle scout though he completed all the requirements. marla has more from the newsroom. the boy scouts may let individual troops decide for themselves whether to admit gay b members. >> the power lies with individual troops and potentially allows ryan anderson to earn his eagle scout rank. after coming out the high school senior was denied the promotion. so his family immediately turned to change.org where they posted a petition that quickly attracted hundreds of thousands of signatures including the autograph of ellen deyen residence who invited ryan to the show. now just months after the boy scouts of america reaffirmed the longstanding ban on gay troops it is considering changing the policy to allow parents and members to choose a local unit which best fit it is needs of their families, end quote. ryan's family tells us this woul

"washington post" columnist john kelly first disclosed the tree mistake in his tuesday column. >> people are outraged. the e-mails and calls i have gotten from readers, they are just sadden. >> mark runs casey trees. nonprofit helping to replant thousands of trees in the city where the tree pea dropped in recent decades from 50% to just 36%. he agreed a qualified or borist should be on site before any mature tree is cut down. >> it is sickening. i know that park. i have sat under that tree just like many other people have. >> in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> wendy reer in the news4 live december week an update porous the breaking news we have been following out of southern california. a stand-off in the search for that wanted former police officer out there. wendy? >> it look like that it is all likelihood christopher dorner. the officer holed newspaper a cabin surrounded by san dino county share i haves, detectives, they have already engaged in a bit of a fire fight with him. and now they are saying that once the area is locked down, and the area is safe, they are going to send

john kelly, thank you for being with us. telling me i got wrap.ou. >> thanks, jon. >>> tour guest, chief operator f idc, mr. dell pratt, thank you for being with us. a calm stock over the past 12 months, what does it need to do to move higher? >> yes, they need to find growth markets where they can show they can grow faster than the market that we think is growing somewhere in the 6% growth range between now and the 2016 timeframe. this is a logical place to go. in their sweet spot of enterprise. as the last guest mentioned, companies are drowning in data and they need smart companies to help them figure out how to maybe the right decisions. >> has watson helped them? is watson too young, too juvenile, to make a difference? >> at this point, it is really not about watson. it is about the technology inside of watson. and what they can do is ultimately cascade that technology into more affordable systems. it is interesting to note that we believe that by the 27 timeframe, about a quarter of the fortune 500 will use question and answer watson like te

." >>> good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney in for john kelly. >> good morning, i'm marla tellez.ew this morning, boeing says it's ready to wake up from that pr nightmare linked to its fleet of dreamliner jets. and today the company is announcing what says it is a permanent fix to get its fleet back in the sky. business exec reporter scott mcgrew joins us in our newsroom. scott, what's the solution here? >> marla, this has everything to do with batteries, keep them from short circuiting in the first place with better insulation. if they do keep the shorkt-circuiting battery from overheating and keeping from setting the plane on fire. boeing is showing these fixes to the japanese version of the faa this morning. japanese airlines like ana were heavy buyers of the dreamliner. ana has 17 of them all grounded. and listen to the wording of boeing's ceo, the wording he used in a press conference in tokyo this morning. >> 787 which is an airplane we have developed with japan is still the game-changing airplane that it always was designed to be. >> which we developed with cooperation from

on gun control issues in the state of california and san francisco, and our own -- our sergeant kelly john was there as a member of sfpd, and it was good to have somebody from law enforcement on that panel, and she did a terrific job. i also this month finished on behalf of the commission review offing our report. i wanted to let you know that and this is my third month so i don't know whether we're rotating quarterly or whether it's longer than that or whatever it is, but i don't want to deprive other commissioners if we're on a rotating basis that haven't done it, but i'm happy to continue otherwise. >> anybody else like to do it next month? all yours for next month. >>i think lieutenant gracie has an idea of rotating quarterly. i'm not sure. >>i think commissioner turman indicated that at one point is interested. >> i did it for so long i'm off for the next years. >> commissioner turman had to leave to a different meeting and come back. you what happens when you're not here? you get it. commissioner. >> yes, i wanted to report back to the full commission. we heard about the tazer commun

. >> kelly says john hopkins could be held accountable. the victims legal rights will grow. they may also have access to levi's estate. >> it says that you know he took his own life, but he knew that he committed multiple crimes. >> and there are two numbers to pass along tonight. police set up a tip line. (410) 396-2269 they have partnered with the group. (443) 279-0379 still a lot of questions unanswered tonight. police still don't know if nurses who were part of the exam or if they sent the information to a large group of people. we are live. >> thanks, cherl. >> what is in store for wednesday morning. >> it's a quick look at your forecast. >> dry but cold. the winds are going to keep whipping here. snow showers, i don't think they will be in central maryland. the windshield already below freezing. it will be down to the 20s tomorrow and 27 in the morning. dress yourself and kids morning. it's going to be raw outside. >> even though we are not on here you can get more on the web. >>> a man and woman are dead. don't know the relation or who fired first. a child was at home

john kelly is a former prosecutor worked on many high-profile wrong file death suits, including nicole brown simpson and kathleen savio, drew peterson's exy-wifeex-wife. thank you for joining us. there is a lot of differences of how the law works here and in south africa. we have the prosecution present their version of what happened and you have the defense also sort of present oscar pistorius' version. >> this is very similar to u.s. courts. a judge will decide whether pistorius is granted bail or not. we will look at the charges against him, the strengths of the places against him. whether is he a flight risk, whether he has strong opportunity ties or not. that's what they are developing right now. the real focus is the crime itself. >> the details are -- >> devil in the details and i'm quite surprised that this early on, he seems to belonging himself into a defense into intruder in the bathroom. shot through the door four times. >> such big challenges. >> he should have laid low, listened to the evidence, how the forensic evidence developed and then plot his line or keep quiet on t

it is a large community of muslim americans where sleeper cells have been detected. >> john: megan kelly someone so smart and so pretty have a show that's so stupid and so ugly? but if this little bit of tv gold illustrates something, it is why fox news is a mecca for people who hate mecca. so let's get a few things straight. first, the correspondent complained that petro dorals are funding this network. i love it when the people who brought us george w. bush warn us of the evils of oil money. so i could tell you about all of the petrochemical dollars fox news boss mourdock makes from his investments but i don't want to upset him because i don't feel like getting my phone hacked. i'll mention a name you don't hear often on fox. that of saudi arabian prince callal. the second largest shareholder in news corp. the number two guy at fox news and where do you think he got his money? and it's true. as contributor lisa just pointed out that there are many muslims in the state of michigan. they're not sleeper cells. they're hard-working people who came to america to escape oppression and seek a

let's turn to john cue kelly a defense attorney who's got a lot of experience covering trials. john, good morning to you. >> how are you doing? >> good. let's look at this bail decision in perspective. i mean on the one hand, we saw a judge who really ripped the prosecution's case, aspects of it, called into question aspects of pistorius' story. does the bail decision have any real influence on what will ultimately happen at trial? >> no, it doesn't. it did give us a good look in terms of how the evidence will be received at trial. the judge didn't base his bail decision just on the strength or weakness of the prosecution's case. it had a lot to do with the community ties involved, propensity to violence, whether witnesses could be in danger, and no prior criminal record and he had to turn in his passport. they don't see him as a flight risk. the judge gave a lot of weight to the fact that pistorius came forward and put his vir version of events in an affidavit right up front. >> are you surprised at the same time to see so much substance in the context of a bail hearing? i mean

joining us, our legal panel, jim hammer in new york and john q kelly and washington defense lawyers berniemm and ted william. and i had to take a breath before i read that it's not nice. we're laughing about paragraph six in the motion, like, it's not okay to laugh, but this is the-- this is the most bizarre motion i've ever seen. so take it away, what is this all about. >> it's nuts. i mean, it's public fratricide between two attorneys who were normally co-county for drew peterson and never seen more unseemly conduct between two attorneys in over 30 years of practice, you've got greenberg now saying that brodsky made all the detrimental calls that resulted in peterson being convicted and brodsky turns around and says greenberg can't make such a determination because he suffers from a severe mental illness. these are both guys that are airing this dirty laundry in public. >> greta: dirty laundry? this isn't dirty laundry, listen to paragraph 6. >> greenberg resents the attention and painted mr. brodsadsky and mental illnes believes him he and he alone is worthy of attention and praise by o

that's what inspired john mccain, kelly, who is a critic of hagel's to come back to his defense against this freshman senator from texas who is raising the suggestion that he had taken money even from pyongyang or from iran. >> well, what's interesting about mccain's position here is that he has said very clearly that he does not believe that chuck hagel was the right choice in this instance. he believes his performance at his hearing was poor. he took real issue with his fellow republican ted cruz of texas and said that chuck hagel is an honorable man and wanted to defend him in this process. where it gets harder for mccain is that lindsey graham is perhaps his greatest ally in the senate, and he believes that there are legitimate questions about benghazi still to be answered. not so much looking at the past, although politically that's what they want to do. also trying to make sure that they understand what's going on with some of these issues as they may pertain to future hot spots. mccain is not jumping to the ted cruz bandwagon, but i would surmise that he wants to be protective of

retired commander cappy john kelly will be david's exclusive guest. >>> the president's state of then issues in addition to gun control namely the budget and immigration, but there were also some significant social issues that were some social initiatives that were brought to the forefront. president obama talked about raising the minimum wage, bringing down medicare costs and expanding early childhood education. he then spent the rest of the week on the road explaining that these topics were crucial to strengthening the middle class, but he also insisted tuesday that none of the proposals would cost a dime. is that true? joining us now from d.c. for a reality check, jonathan capehart, columnist for "the washington post," jared bernstein, former economic policy adviser to vice president joe biden. gentlemen, good to see you especially on a weekend. we know how difficult it is to get you out on saturdays and sundays. >> thank you. >> you've done a lot of by the numbers fact checking on what the president has proposed and i want to start with education. he said in his speech that he wa

he is doing on benghazi and what he has done along with other senators like kelly ayotte and others and were it not for the john and the kelly ayottes and others that it was duped by a video. because of the activity, there is a scathing report about the negligence and the breaches of security of the state department. there have been recommendation made and there may be american lives saved in the future, because of this saga with john mccain right now. so i 'm very proud of him for having done it. >> ana navarro and lz granderson. >>> we are following some breaking news after a country music singer dies after taking her own life. >>> and also, we will talk about what is next for the catholic leader. like an available heads-up display on the 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. on the 2013 lexus gs. google's backyard for the wbing it on challenge.. [fight bell: ding, ding] what's your preferred search engine? search engine, uhh, probably google. if we do a side by side blind test comparison, and you end up choosing google, you get an xbox. i'll bet you the xbox, you bet me your son. well let's look up what you

kelly o'donnell has more. >> john mccain seized on hagel's vocal opposition to the surge of troops inraq in 2007. >> the question is were you right or wrong? that's a pretty straight forward question. >> well, i'm not going to give you a yes or no answer. >> over his 2008 comments related to israel that a "jewish lobby," "intimidates a lot of people in congress." >> name one person in your opinion who is intimidated by the israeli lobby in the united states senate. >> well, first -- >> name one. >> i don't know. >> hagel was repeatedly pressed by both democrats and republicans to make clear his commitment to israel's security. >> i strongly support israel. >> and clarify his stand on iran. he incorrectly referred to the policy on iran and nuclear weapons as containment. >> i've just been handed a note that i misspoke. >> reporter: he said he fully backs the president's position that iran cannot be allowed to get nuclear weapons and says the u.s. should talk to iran. >> that's kelly o'donnell reporting. >>> three stories that will be developing later today. secretary of state hillary c

doing on benghazi, what he has done along with other senators, like kelly ayotte and others, let's think about this. were it not for the johnccains and the kelly ayottes and others that it was due to a video. that benghazi was due to a video and that's simply not true. because of the activity, there is a scathing report about the negligence and the breaches of security of the state department. there have been recommendations made and there may be american lives saved in the future, because of this saga with john mccain right now. so i'm very proud of him for having done it. >> ana navarro and lz granderson. thank you very much. >>> we are following some breaking news after a country music singer dies after taking her own life. >>> crowds gather at the vatican for one of the pope's final acts as leader of the catholic church. rs, discover nectresse. the only 100% natural, no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. the rich, sweet taste of sugar. nothing artificial. ♪ it's all that sweet ever needs to be. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. >>> it is half past the hour and we want to get caught up on the headlines

he is doing on benghazi and what he has done along with other senators like kelly ayotte and others and were it not for the johnccains and the kelly ayottes and others that it was duped by a video. because of the activity, there is a scathing report about the negligence and the breaches of security of the state department. there have been recommendation made and there may be american lives saved in the future, because of this saga with john mccain right now. so i 'm very proud of him for having done it. >> ana navarro and lz granderson. >>> we are following some breaking news after a country music singer dice after taes af her own life. >>> and also, we will talk about what is next for the catholic lead leader. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. our sleep p

i'm john kelly.denver where more than one person including at least one child has been shot inside of a home. you can see here heavy police presence surrounding that home. we are on top of the story. we'll continue bringing you new details as we get them right now. just into the newsroom, the boy scouts executive board just delaying its decision on reversing a long-standing policy to exclude gay members and gay leaders. a spokesman says the police will not be voting on the organization's annual meeting in may. the decision was supposed to have been made sometime today during a board meeting down in texas. right now there is traffic on the roads. let's check in with mike on police activity. >> that's right. the commute is backing up around the bay. on the maps we show all avenues headed toward the bay bridge really stopping down. 20s and 30st. we'll focus on police activity. it's just north of palace street which is a busy east-west connector. keep that in mind. we, of course, are tracking that. meanw

nbc's kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: john mccain seized on hagel's opposition to the surge ine question is, are we right or wrong, that's a pretty straightforward question. >> well, i'm not going to give you a yes or no anxious. >> reporter: over his 2008 comments related to israel that a quote jewish lobby intimidate lot of people in congress. >> name one person in your opinion who is intimidated by the israeli lobby in the united states senate. >> well first -- >> name one. >> i don't know. >> reporter: hagel was repeatedly pressed by both democrats and republicans to make clear this point on israel. >> i strongly support israel. >> reporter: hagel had on the terror organization, incorrectly referred to the u.s. policy on iran and nuclear weapons as containment. >> by the way, i've just been handed a note that i misspoke. >> reporter: hagel said he fully backs the president's position that iran cannot be allowed to get nuclear weapons and says the u.s. should talk to iran. >> that was nbc's kelly o'connell. >>> three stories that we'll be developing later today. secretary of

kelly ayotte, is very important. let's just think about this. were it not for the johny ayottes going after this, we would think benghazi is due to a video and that's not true. there has been a scathing report about the negligence and the breaches of security of the state department. there have been recommendations made. there may be american lives saved in the future because of this saga with john mccain right now, so i'm very proud of him for having done it. would not have happened but it not for him and the others. >> are we any closer to finding out what happened and correcting it or still on the hunt to figure out who in the white house may have done what? rather than finding a solution to this issue. >> i think we're closer to finding out what happened. we are closer to finding out what happened today. we know more of what happened because there have been hearings. because there has been a review and a report. because there have been recommendations made. because it has been retraced. because it has been in the media. if not, we would not have found out the truth

. >> kelly, watching john boehner this morning express frustration that the senate hasn't acted on sequester and saying all the house has already acted twice. clarify things a little bit. there is no active bill passed by the house in this congress. explain. >> well, they did pass it twice, but it was the last congress. an alternative to the sequester cuts, making cuts different, and now it would be in the house's backyard to do it again, but boehner says he doesn't want to do that. >> part of the problem is the number has shifted some. you have more democrats in the house now. you also have issues about should the sequester go forward that might bring republicans into a harder team voting for this. there's a theory that the house couldn't put something forward because it would have a tough time passing. there's an issue of just trying to leverage attention on to the senate and on to the white house, which is a big part of what boehner has been trying to do. there's utter frustration that spilled over today. >> there is this focus that republicans have said. it's all about 2014. jonathan mar

politics have shifted from the center of the three amigos on national security, jindsy graham john mccain and senator kellye from new hampshire. it's shifted away from them. they had questions about benghazi which had been a major political issue since before the election. those seem to be moving off the table now. there are senators on the right who are asking questions about chuck hagel's speeches over the years. what did he say in these speechs? did he give more incendiary statements ant israel, about the jewish lobby in israel controlling the state department statements preferable to iran. on the democratic side, why did harry reid go ahead with the vote when he didn't have to? harry reid and democrats get to spend the next ten days saying that republicans are mounting unprecedented filibusters against the secretary of defense, that they are rolling hand grenades into the senate and they won't cooperate with barack obama. is. >> warner: helps them make that point. mark, how does this look over tent gone to the folks are talking to you there there? >> it lookser the to believe people overseas. inside th

her husband, mark kelly, will be senator john mccain's guest.just launched a new tv ad that will follow the president's speech on some channels. >> congress must act. >> president obama will take his statement of the union message on the road later this week. >> wjz and cbs news will bring you live coverage of the state of the union and the republican response tomorrow night beginning at 9:00. >>> the president at the white house this afternoon handed out one of the military's highest honors. he awarded the metal of honor to clinton romatia. he was among about 50 u.s. troops that came under attack by hundreds oh of taliban fighters in 2009. officials say he risked his life to lead overs to safety and recovered the bodies of fallen soldiers. >>> in today's health watch researchers are examining a new pill that may be able to slim down your waistline. it reverses obesity and diabetes. it's been used the treat canker sores in the u.s.. it was tested on mice. researchers say more study is needed. >>> a new study out today confirms what we've known f