[applause] >> frank martin, i'm a leader on the executive committee for the san francisco labor council, rise on the leadership you've established today that's going across the country in a strong and powerful voice from san francisco political leaders. it's useful to consider how laws are applied in the workplace and i ask you to consider how wage and hour laws are applied at the workplace. how discrimination laws are applied at the workplace. how age discrimination are applied at the workplace and how much resources go into enforcing those laws and why is it the amount of resources and the terrible havoc that it creates on working peoples' families is not considered in the equation of the action that's taken by government officials. i submit to you there is the -- one of the things that we see in labor is all too often when we see these silent raids going on are in those workplaces where we have the most active and effective unions. one of the matters you might look into is how those laws are affected and if they're affected to violate other laws, either discrimination laws or wage or

documentaries called the long shot and we filmed it for about four and a half years the director frank martin you know picked it up and started filming me around sophomore junior high school and neither one of us knew at the time you know it was going to progress as it did in my story would you know become wondered spire you know millions you know we didn't know at the end of the day that i was going to get a d. one scholarship i mean it's everybody's goal is as an athlete in high school to play in the collegiate level but you know it took the chance on film in the movie and you know caught me breaking my leg meeting bush this and that and so everyone knows each other so everything is in the film including you know some pieces with my dad i had a hard in a relationship with him as well so i don't want to give too much away but it's a little bit of a tear jerker and this is for a big screen films that. i select theaters and we just aired it out my hometown has the first training and believe the experience because you know a lot of people actually in the film you know and seen it in it got to k

atlantic city history has ceased operations.the atlantic club casino hotel's heyday included frank sinatra and dean martin but the venue has suffered of late, a victim of increased competition. the a-p reports that despite once being atlantic city's top-earning casino, the atlantic was bought by two competitors and is being stripped of its table and slots in a bid to decrease competition in the saturated market. shopping malls could be a thing of the past in as little as 15 years --.cnbc reports--given steadily increasing competition from online retailers, real estate analysts are calling for a complete rebirth of the traditional mall -- saying the industry needs to embrace more practices of the hospitality industry. foot traffic at brick and mortar stores was down nearly 15% this past holiday season according to shopper trak. meanwhile groupon is hoping to make shopping easier with its buy of flash fashion retailer ideeli.the $43 million cash purchase expands groupon's reach into the apparel sector.ideeli offers daily deals on heavily discounted apparel in limited supply.but, analysts say flash fashion s

frank somerville. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin has been monitoring the rain. what are you seeing? >> couple pieces, first one through late tonight. the moisture that directed itself in a southernly direction. you can see it is pressing south. this is the core of the jet stream. you see rain showing up. and you are seeing showers. we have had sprinkles. the real shower activity will start in 4 or 5 hours. especially in the north bay. in the lake tahoe area, they are getting rain and they will get snow. great news. snow levels are 5, 6,000 feet and 2 feet of snow not out of the question. rained a little today. numbers in the north bay. nothing. the take away is, it is a pattern shift. you can feel it outside. clouds changed. it is a pattern shift. rain in the forecast. when i come back the time line for the rain for tomorrow morning and the five-day forecast. >> a light rain is falling in the north bay, facing severe drought conditions. ktvu's john fowler is live where that part of the story. john? >> reporter: right now everybody is looking at the sky. you might be able to make out

it chronicles the story of a community that was set up by captain frank martin, a white pan am pilot who bought the land in 1949 knowing that a lot of world war ii veterans, african-american world war ii veterans would be returning, armed with the g.i. bill but unable to purchase homes. he created this opportunity based on racial equality and inclusion. it is one of the great communities of my district. the african-american leadership that it inspired folks like cannon theodore gibson, the reverend john ferguson who created the second baptist church and that leadership has passed onto others in richmond heights where today we have senator dwight bullard and reverend alfonso jackson. mr. speaker, it's with great pride that i commemorate the 65th anniversary of richmond heights and patricia garrett's fantastic book. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without o

change in requirements are due to the had to do frank reform passed in 2010. martincoming up this week on wall street. >> you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm martin savidge. good to be with us this evening. it is bone-chilling cold. the kind of cold you may never have experienced before. record-breaking weather, ripping two thirds ever america. bringing temperatures that haven't been seen in t

frank somerville. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin has been monitoring the rain. what are you seeing?, first one through late tonight. the moisture that directed itself in a southernly direction. you can see it is pressing south. this is the core of the jet stream. you see rain showing up. and you are seeing showers. we have had sprinkles. the real shower activity will start in 4 or 5 hours. especially in the north bay. in the

change in requirements are due to the had to do frank reform passed in 2010. martin, that's what's coming up this week on wall street. >> you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm martin savidge. good to be with us this evening. it is bone-chilling cold. the kind of cold you may never have experienced before. record-breaking weather, ripping two thirds ever america. bringing temperatures that haven't been seen in two decades. one of those place says green bay, wisconsin where believe it or not, they are playing football. that's where we find our bundled up george howl. george, what does it feel like now? >> martin, 3 degrees right now. wind chill expected to get around negative 10, negative 11. n n not as much about the temperature as it is about the wind chill. by the morning, could be negative 30, negative 40. with 70,500 fans here in the stadium watching the football became play out, let's talk about the bigger picture. we are seeing really major things happening throughout this area. an area known for schools not closing, schools be closed tomorrow. that's a big deal. when

frank. today groups all around the bay area are commemorating the martin luther king holiday with service projectsls up the peninsula. it could be the last ride. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they only sold about 500 tickets. now, this train commemorates the 54-mile walk that martin luther king did from selma to montgomery, alabama. this is the train's 30th year and might be the last. that's because it's a special charter train paid for by the associate of santa clair valley. if they don't sell at least a thousand tickets, the event will be canceled next year. >> next year would be a fair well to the freedom train. if we can't reach it, it will be devastating and hard. >> people only pay attention to the day and the importance of it. >> you can still purchase tickets online. there's a link at kpix.com. tickets are $15 for a round trip. it is $10. they want you to get here early by 8:30. the train departs at 10:00 this morning. >> what happens once it reaches san francisco? >> reporter: they have a upable of events. this will be a couple of vip's, singing and music. it's a good event and

martins beach road in half moon bay. that's your "kcbs traffic." now to frank thank you, liza. >>> san francisco investigators disagree with the san mateo county coroner's report on how a teenager died at sfo last july. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in the newsroom. that report has different cause of death for one of the passengers. >> reporter: it does. it's san francisco's version's of the crash investigation. one of the revelations that people will be talking about today is that report claims the 16-year-old victim was not wearing her seatbelt at the time of the crash. following the asiana plane crash san francisco city admits the city firefighters ran over ye meng yaun twice but in the new report filed with the ntsb the city attorney denies she was still alive at the time of the roll overdespite what the san mateo county coroner says. >> multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries she received she was alive at the time. >> reporter: in its new report the city says if she were alive, how come the coro

frank, very much thank you. >>> and a quick market update. what's happening here. first with what's going on with lockheed martin.ng a new defense diplomat report warning ongoing software maintenance reliability problems with lockheed's f-35 stealth fighter could delay the marine corps plans to start using the f-35 jets by the year mid-2015. so, again, those earnings out. outlook issues and now this report from reuters, too, and those shares, lmt down at session lows. back to you. >> and making a new session low, dow jones industrial average. down 222 points on the dow jones industrial average, and that's about 1 1/3%. seen the ten year yield make new session low. so we're seeing the knockoff effect of the sell-off in the dow, s&p and nasdaq push interest rates to their lows of the session, 2.77%. the dow is down 225. s&p down 23 points and the nasdaq down 47. more market coverage in two minutes' time. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah. everybody knows that. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est t