a tea party response. we need to make things again in this country. how was she treated by the media. wikileaks founder julian assange called him peter pan-like with a hot temper. the if you ed is just getting started. good night and good luck. a whole week goes by without mr. oberman. kicked out and could this be the end of his sketchy career? 25 years since the world witnessed the challenger disaster on live tv. a moment we will never forget and what affect does attractive female reporters have on fewers. stick around to find out. fox news contributor judy miller. national rejew editor rich lawery . allen combs and fred pinkerton. i am john scott. fox news watch is on right now. president obama delivered the state of the union and getting positive reviews in the main stream media and getting favorable comparison. he was trying to envoke the optimism that bring to mind ronald reagan. how this could be his reagan moment. talking about winning the fut and y
respond? so now is the time to act. now is the time for both sides and both houses of congress, democrats and republicans to forge a principled compromise that gets the job done. if we make the hard choices now to reign in our deficits we can make the investments needed for the future. welcome to the editorial report. i am paul gigot. that was president obama saying hard choices needed to reign in the deficit . the gop will have to come up with the cuts first. the president didn t offer any of his own. should republicans take that bait. joining the journal. dan henner e. washington columnist kim strausle and edidentitior james freeman. kim, did you dedect hard choices that the president said he s going to take? none whatsoever. he cares about the deficit but didn t offer proposals. we ll get a better idea with the budget but no spectaculars in the speech. you know, dan, the president may have missed a moment here. i think particularly with his language on social sec
mentoring. what if home room were more than attendance taking and routine announcements? principal bill him nez agreed to try it. let s look at the data referring to standardized test scores as well as research on same-sex classes. let s con front it and see what we can do about it. now every morning for six minutes and 20 minutes once a week, the junior class splits into race and sex, and in just a few minutes we ll hear how it s working out. this is going to be a hot topic online. we want to hear from you. what do you think about all black home rooms. head to cnn.com/ali to hear what you have to say. this is an interesting subject. you can post on facebook, either my page or ali s page. we ll read your comments throughout the day. moving on to two at the top. it s been the snowiest wentr in a while in parts of the northeast. the flakes just keep on falling, a foot here, 19 inches there. all the big cities up i-95 were hit by this overnight nor easter from d.c. to bogs ton
school dance and a glow in the da dark@cnn.com/ali. christine romans, thank you so much. hello, everyone. i want to show you tape here. just actually fed into our newsrooms. we turn it around for you. this is the scene captured just a short time ago. this is the egyptian capital of cairo. you see that man in the center of that crowd. that is mohamed elbaradei. he is the egyptian diplomat, and former nobel peace prize winner. muhammad elbaradei returned today just a short time ago to his homeland to take part in this mass demonstration that is actually scheduled to take place tomorrow. and this is what the protests have looked like up until now. just watch and listen. thousands and thousands of people you see the police, you see those who are part of the demonstrations. they have been fired upon by rubber bullets. there have been water cannons, and this is primarily within the capital of cairo. but it also has spread much, much farther than that. i m going to get that in a m
giffords. he s tasting new charges today, more expected in the days and weeks ahead. to break this down for us, casey stegil joining us live. reporter: the road right back behind me in downtown phoenix in front of the federal courthouse was closed down. we saw a strong police presence on the west side of the building. we assume jared lee loughner was brought into the courthouse here although the hearing doesn t get started for another few hours. at 1:30 local time, 3:30 eastern. two pretty big things are going to happen. jared lee loughner will enter a plea, and then the trial date will be set. now let s bring you up to speed over the w weekend prosecutors filed a motion asking to move all future court proceedings down to the tucson area, so that the victims do not jenna: we want to take you to d.c. and the press secretary