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Jan. 28, 2008

State of the Union

Tonight marks the seventh and final State of the Union address by President Bush. As he completes his final term in office, the president is expected to discuss a $160 billion economic stimulus plan to boost a troubled U.S. economy. On the foreign policy side, he will discuss the state of affairs in Iraq and his administration's hopes to finally broker peace in the Middle East. But is it too late for Bush to salvage his legacy? ABC's Terry Moran has the full analysis from Washington.

Camelot's Endorsement

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama received a key endorsement today from the standard-bearer of the Kennedy clan -- Sen. Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts. He announced his official backing of Obama during a campaign rally this afternoon at American University, where he appeared alongside family members Rep. Patrick Kennedy of Rhode Island and Caroline Kennedy. How much will the Kennedy political muscle shape the Democratic race? ABC's David Wright reports.

On the Border

In the desert outside Nogales, Ariz., U.S. Border Patrol agents scour the landscape for illegal crossers entering from neighboring Mexico. More than a thousand people a day are detained at the Nogales Station; some illegal immigrants are looking for opportunity in the United States, others are involved in drug trafficking. As the immigration debate rages, ABC's Bill Weir spends 24 hours on the border.

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