[applause] >> hello i'm charl davis program direct for the mo magic which is western addition fillmore of adolescent growth in our communities. i'm a resident of the western addition and been doing work in the community before this was organized. mo magic is part of the bay view mag i believing in the public defentders office it started in the bay view in 2004. last year supervisor mirkarimi liked the work that was doing done with be magic and wanted it expanded to the western edition. as of november of last year the program was organized. it seeks to bring community based organizations. cities and residents to talk about how to best serve the community and how we can work all together. we meet every other week in the western addition to discuss that. even though it's focused on the western addition we try to work with everyone in district 5. in serving the youth we have to work with their families and how the youth during and after school hours affect the community and how we can work together to make things better for the youths and the neighborhood. >> welcome. i'm mark christianson

charles dickens, president and jackson, davy crockett came from the south. it was considered that much of an unusual turn of events that you could have industry in sort of a pleasant atmosphere. the workers would be well treated and get the industry would be profitable, which it was. that lasted for a generation before the women workers began to resent the conditions under which there were forced to work. they amplify their feelings in a journal they themselves had created call low offering which was the first magazine published and written by women in america. in goal offering it did a great advertisement for the low miracle to show that the workers are so enlightened than happy and have so much leisure time that they can produce this literary journal. of course it turned out to be a bit of a facade and the workers began to complain. they were being made to work 12 and 14 hour days. the air was filled with cotton dust and very uncomfortable. so they did not use the word strike. they said turnout. they're literally turn out of a factory, marched down to the

davis is joining from us boston. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. that ice shelf behind me, that is the charles river.en. much of new england is still trying to thaw out. many of the people we've spoken to had no option but to bundle up and endure these dangerous temperatures. this cold is so extreme, it's being blamed for two people in the northeast freezing to death. the arctic blast closed schools, killed car engines and canceled train service. talk about stopping traffic cold, it's a car in new york city. de-icing it, not an easy job. and neither is this. this crossing guard appears to be frozen in place, but despite the fact that the windchill was more than 20 below in killington, vermont, she only had one complaint. >> my feet are cold. >> reporter: while some can dart in and out of the cold to get to work, for others there's no escaping the deep freeze. so, do you think they should add neither rain nor sleet or cold shall keep these couriers from the swift completion of their appointments? >> well, yeah, between -- between this year it's been a tough year. so, i think, yeah, everything should b