President Obama, in tonight's State of the Union address, will propose extending a partial federal spending freeze through 2015 even as he asks Congress to spend more on education and research to help spur economic growth.
He'll also pay tribute to injured Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, her staff, and Tucson residents and first responders who acted with bravery in the aftermath of the shooting rampage.
Chuck Todd reports, and Kelly O'Donnell looks at how the new Republican majority in the House is receiving all this; we'll also get some analysis from Meet the Press moderator David Gregory.
Also, street protests in Egypt turn violent and we'll hear from a reporter right in the middle of it all; the latest on yesterday's Moscow Airport bombing; Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi calls in to a TV talk show to lash out at his sex-scandal critics; and the Oscar nominations are out-- the surprises and the snubs from the Academy.
Video: Brits killed in Moscow airport horror
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