As the Pickton trial continues, the jurors spent most of the day listening to and viewing video tapes of police interviews with the alleged killer; Seamus talks with Stephen Hart, a forensic psychologist, about how the jurors handle the stress of such testimony; as of March, Canada will have a new 'no-fly' list, and will require the airlines to collect and share more personal information on passengers for both domestic and international flights; U.S. President George Bush defends the increase in troops he plans to send to Iraq in the State of the Union Address, as well as focussing on the need for the US to reduce its gas usage; Allan Lichtman, a presidential historian, dicusses the Presidential address with Bev; a new poll conducted by Microsoft Canada and Ipsos Reid found that many kids still don't appreciate the dangers of the internet, and that 25% said they would feel safe arranging a meeting with someone they'd only 'met' online; Deepa Mehta talks about her reaction to being nominated for an Oscar; a Liberal MP is complaining that the visiting politicians are being restricted to the airbase in Kandahar on their visit to Afghanistan; one in five Canadians are still smoking, and Dr. Marla Shapiro drops by to talk about ways to get help in quitting smoking, and the pharmaceutical products to assist you.