today tell the ann johnson of 1961?ell her then i would fell her accept these people for what they are. color doesn't matter you know. god created all of us. we're all different colors but so what? >> reporter: those stools are still at the lunch counter. men's names engraved on the backs. and now added to the iconic pictures of the friendship nine this photo. >> let the decision of the court today show the resolve of south carolina to work together to learn together, and to progress tomorrow and to ensure the promises set forth in our constitution. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn, rockhill south carolina. >> moving story there from victor blackwell. >>> now the sundance film festival one of the largest in the u.s. is coming to an end today. robert redford sat down and talked about screening his new movie and how the famed sundance film festival changed over time. listen. >> the festival now, is it what you thought it would be when you began it? >> no. ♪ >> no you don't think -- you don't think about the end result o

actress and active ieft she's been in many of my favorite things-- anne-marie johnson.renting on purpose," deborah tillman. and one of the funniest comedians out there and host of "stand up! with pete dominick" on sirius xm, pete dominick. we talked about parenting and discipline-- i find discipline-- you can talk about this, too, it is one of the most divisive issue here in our country. i want to ask this question first, who, here was spank as a child? >> proudly. >> would a spoon count? i never-- >> larry: is that how you were spanked? >> my mom hit me with a wooden spoon. >> larry: where does dshe hit you? >> across the back until it broke and then she stabbed me. >> larry: she stabbed you? >> no-- yes, puncture wounds. >> larry: i think there's another question. most of the people i talk to from a certain generation have been spanked. but they feel differently about spanking. >> yes! >> larry: so would you spank? >> yes. >> larry: you would spank? >> yes. >> no! first of all, stop calling it spanking larry. it's hitting your kid! >> it's spanking. >> it's hitting yo

you should also be conscious -- patti ann: is that enough though? jeh johnsonvisitors to the mall of america should be particularly careful. dhs said it provided local law enforcement and private sector partners with relevant information about the video. can we aassume more is being done behind the scenes other than just giving local cops information about a video? is there a plan behind the scenes here? >> well i think there has been a plan all along. i mean they know where the funding and the recruitment comes for al-shabaab. they have been working very hard behind the scenes to make good relationships in the community so that if someone wants to do something violent that the intelligence is gathered. jeh johnson and department of homeland security have been looking at this area for a while because there is a large somali community nearby. patti ann: johnson actually says he personally visited minneapolis to meet with islamic community leaders, supposedly to accomplish what you're saying, to get any kind of information, any kind of cooperation. do you suppose

kevin johnson's name is among seven other mayor's signatures including san francisco's mary ann oakland'ser is addressed to senator mark leno. he wants to raise the minimum wage to $13 by 2017. but, mayor johnson's office said his signature should never have appeared on the letter in the first place. >> how did the mayor's signature get on that letter. >> at the end of the day the mayor has been ling on this. >> concern johnson has proposed raising the minimum wage in sacramento, but says he's against a one size fits all state law. what works in san francisco may not work in sacramento. >> thousands of hockey fans will head to levi stadium tomorrow to see the sharks and l.a. kings to battle it out on the ice rink. we're live at levi stadium with a view of the ice. >> reporter: pam the stadium looks very different. of course, i can see the ice, it's covered up right now but very different from the turf we're used to seeing here. you can see they have brought in a lot of greenery here and they set up some stages. now, on saturday, this stadium is going to be filled. all these seats, the tic

ann-marie anderson. >> whether it's jesus christ boou da any specific religion it's the one true god. that's when you cross the line. >> reporter: when keith johnson and judy diatela moved to california, they were thrilled their son would attend the top middle school in the state. last fall, their child came with a homework assignment they found unsettling. >> one of the things they had to write was allah was one true god. that's prophetizing. >> reporter: some parents object to children being taught about islamic principles in school. in maryland a father banned from the grounds after his opposition to a class about islam turned into a heated argument. in north carolina a facebook video of a woman objecting to what she called religious language in a high school vocabulary test went viral. a november school board meeting in florida addressing the islam issue was postponed amid security concerns. >> we're testing equality for all religions or take them all out. >> reporter: in california the johnsons removed their son from the seventh grade social sciences class for three weeks until the islam portion of the class was complete. and brought their ob

johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org morning. good morning, i'm anneatier. >>> good morning. it is 7:30 am. thanks for joining us. >> we have a lot of news in the next hour. >>> port of oakland's back. mark you were out there yesterday. >> cargo containers are stacked up. they are all full of merchandise. it will take a long time for that backup to clear out.>>> let's look at the effects of the shut down.>>> the raiders with a pos

johnson doug kammerer and adam tuss in just a moment. but the anticipation of this latest round of snow is already prompting lots of schools in the area to change plans. anne arundel and prince george's schools have canceled afternoon activities, many school r schools in virginia canceled so school all day. and the maryland state highway administration is warning drivers to plan ahead. leave early and avoid commuting during what is normally the busiest times on the roads which of course is rush hour. let's take a look at the timing. team coverage begins with veronica and doug in the weather center. when is the next wave going to hit us, guy snz. >> the timing could not be worse.worse from about 4:30 to 5:00 and yes it will stick to the roads. >> the amazing thing pat it's nice and sunny, everything is great. just within another couple of minutes here comes that snow squall. that's what we're worry birthday during rush hour. >> exactly. the timing of this, just one reason why it's a weather alert day for us, because the snow a coating to an inch will be sticking to area roads. on storm team 4 radar, hagerstown down to martinsburg in winchester, snow here co

possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org good morning, i'm anneackney tracking the storm in the weather center. . >>> the latest storm system is moving through the bay area right now. >> we are tracking the weather. >> when it rains it willpower this morning. we'll have the forecast, so expect wet. >> we'll be checking in with you throughout the

johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org morning. good morning, i'm anne us anne makovec. >> i'm phil phil matier. >> it is super bowl sunday. as the world watches the action in arizona the bay ar searching forward to super bowl l, next year's big game which will be played in santa clara. we have the mayor live in studio to find out what we can learn from today's big game. >> and where the money is going to fall for the big game. where the party is going.

johnson and donna edwards. and like ms. edwards, i acknowledge the work of my personal staff, patrick and ann nelson as well as the majority staff, tom alison and christian and minority staff, pam and alan. finally, i ask that a letter exchanged between the committee on science, space and technology and the committee on transportation and infrastructure about this bill be included in the record. i urge support for h.r. 8107 and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill house resolution h.r. 810. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 719. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 719 a bill to require the t.s.a. to conform to existing f