camerota thanks for join ugh today. breaking news always in boxes on the right-hand side of the screen. top box 8 hours until the president s first state of the union speech. this one stands to be fascinating. how does he placate republicans without alienating democrats? and what exactly will stay in or be crossed off the president s upcoming agenda. analysis and reaction from both sides of the aisle in moments. in the middle box there s a feud brewing on capitol hill over healthcare, only it s not between democrats and republicans but rather the speaker of the house and the senate majority leader harry reid now says healthcare can wait but nancy pelosi says there will be a bill. and in the bottom box first there were two massive recalls now toyota has stopped selling many of its most popular cars all together. the reason? the company is afraid the gas pedals might stick. we have precise information concerning your safety on this matter coming up. as you just heard presid
metro s general manager moving ahead quickly on that backup system for metro s rails troubled circuit system. this is fox 5 midday news, i m holly morris. and i m allison seymour. several companies have contacted john tocae syi ng they can build a backup system. and this as metro closed the takoma park station to investigate the crash last month. sarah simmons has more. reporter: it is relatively quiet here at takoma station. it is closed due to the ntsb still investigating from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today and from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on saturday. the ntsb is continuing to test the circuits on the track that have been in question since the crash. shuttle buses will continue to move from fort totten to the takoma station. the ntsb has been testing the track since the june 22nd crash that killed 9 people on the red line. the ntsb has said the system that was metropolitan to detect the train on the tracks failed the day of the crash and during following tests. now the n