On CBN Newswatch, Jan. 13: Obama's final State of the Union: The sky is not falling on America; US Navy sailors held by Iran are released with their boats; Judge approves Tea Party case against IRS; and more.

For his final State of the Union address President Barack Obama revisited a familiar topic: change. It's a return to the vernacular that won him the Oval Office in 2008.

He's a lame duck now who's thinking about his legacy. That's why the president will paint in broad strokes tonight. He's expected to focus on the things he thinks the nation needs to focus on for the generation to come.

Beltway Buzz interviewed Obama's domestic policy adviser Cecelia Munoz at the White House today to learn more about what we can expect from his eighth and final State of the Union address.

We humans are a deeply flawed bunch. All of us have hurt others and have been on the receiving end of heartbreaking words and actions. What's worse, painful rifts grow larger over the years, until the gap seems too wide to bridge.

More often than not, there is deep love at the core of these broken relationships, but neither person knows how to express it, a situation that is amplified by the passage of time. Finally, as someone is nearing the end of life on this earth, if the relationship doesn't heal, soon it will be too late.