[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

conference, his lawyer says paramedic white delayed the patient by not letting martin talk directly to driver paul franksartin's belief was if i could sit down and talk to paul, that we could have ended this very quickly. mr. white is trying to control the scene. >> paramedic white says the incident was a fluid situation and in the heat of the moment, he did what he thought was right. >> i did not deem it in the best interest of the patient to permit him to handcuff and arrest me at that time. >> paramedic white is suing trooper martin for violating his civil rights. the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway patrol for negligence. trooper martin and the highway patrol are contesting the claims. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop other than the driver, that's chaos. >> the state of oklahoma gives trooper martin a five-day suspension and an order to report for an anger assessment. paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the two of th

frank kendall: an old adage in the... in this business is, "you should fly before you buy." make sure the design is stable and things work before you actually go into production. >> martin: frankof defense for acquisition, the pentagon's chief weapons buyer. >> kendall: we started buying airplanes a good year before we started flight tests. >> martin: so you buy before you fly? >> kendall: in that case, yes. >> martin: just saying, it doesn't sound like a good idea. >> kendall: i referred to that decision as "acquisition malpractice." >> martin: this may 2010 pentagon memo detailed the "flawed assumptions", "unrealistic estimates," and "a general reluctance to accept unfavorable information" that put the program seven years behind schedule and more than $160 billion over budget. to stop the bleeding, kendall pumped an extra $4.6 billion into flight testing and froze production. >> kendall: we need to face the truth in this business. we need to understand what works and what doesn't. >> martin: is this f-35 program now under control? >> kendall: yes, it is. >> martin: shortly after he spoke with us, kendall issued this memo, stating "progress is sufficient" to increase producti

such a simplistic and problematic notion of white people to luncheon by and said frank you this is cultural racism martin is a former republican congressman a bush appointees even been removed from a racketeering and murder case in the past for his lack of impartiality so concerning his past how much do you think martina's personal politics played into the ruling well i'm sure a lot of you because there are at least a schools of thought to be well the republican school of thought that was conservative school of thought tends to be very simplistic in the way it mirrors the muslim terrorist enemy threat. and i have no doubt that that be the huge role in this how was the n.y.p.d. justified and spying on locations completely outside of its jurisdiction yes well frankly this entire program is not illegal because a cia agent was responsible for setting this program up so first of all the cia should not be involved in any kind of domestic spying on their sought so there is so many ways in which you know what the n.y.p.d. should be doing the cia should be doing has been completely irate in this case and you have

frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we're on storm watch tonight, and our first stop is the ktvu weather center, and chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we've got rainfall out there right now. live stormtracker 2 is showing rain, and showers throughout the bay area. we've even had a few thunder showers reported. i'm tracking this area right now on near the richmond bridge. this is a nice looking cell moving through richmond, and toward hercules. we can stick a track on it. as they thing moves off, the going to move through the districts of crockett in the next 32 minutes. vallejo in the next 40 minutes or so. not going to see any thunder from this one, but definitely seeing heavy rain in these cells. you're going to see more rain in san francisco. as we work our way toward san bruno, more showers. this was just the first in a series of storms. number 2 is going to be here as well, and is going to play havoc on the commutes as well. we also have showers back in the forecast for tomorrow. so when i come back, i'll have all the complete details, we'll get you covered then. >>> our team coverage continues with amber lee, live in berke

frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we're on storm watch tonight, and our first stop is the ktvu weather center, and chief meteorologist bill martin. >> we've got rainfall out there right now. live stormtracker 2 is showing rain, and showers throughout the bay area. we've even had a few thunder showers reported. i'm tracking this area right now on near the richmond bridge. this is a nice looking cell moving through richmond, and toward hercules. we can stick a track on it. as they thing moves off, the going to move through the districts of crockett in the next 32 minutes. vallejo in the next 40 minutes or so. not going to see any thunder from this one, but definitely seeing heavy rain in these cells. you're going to see more rain in san francisco. as we work our way toward san bruno, more showers. this was just the first in a series of storms. number 2 is going to be here as well, and is going to play havoc on the commutes as well. we also have showers back in the forecast for tomorrow. so when i come back, i'll have all the complete details, we'll get you covered then. >>> our team coverage continues with amber lee, live in berke

martin luther king's letter from the birmingham jail. >> interesting, gordon. virginia at home, congressman frank wolf is calling for a special investigation into revelations the fbi had a mole in osama bin laden's inner circle and the early 1990's. "washington times" or the news yesterday, including court documents showing the mold provided information that thwarted a terror tactic los angeles 20 years ago. that information was not included in the 9/11 commission report. congressman wolf says the panel will look into this new information. plants in the- works to give a well-known d.c. landmark a new name. tell could cost you if you power companies you do not want a smart meter on your home. foronight, a prayer vigil an arlington mother hit and killed by a dump truck. the police are >> arlington police are putting at a new call for potential witnesses to come forward to a deadly crash. onjennifer lawson died monday after a dump truck swiped a minivan while she was taking her child that of a car seat. tom roussey spoke with her pastor. this is really affected the entire community. and pastory has

frank somerville. rain is on the way it's not going to end the drought but it's much needed rain. and we begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin and the first storm that's due tomorrow. >> yeah there's two of these storms coming in frank. let me show you where they are. the first one is going to get here tomorrow. here's storm number one. here's storm number two. this one gets here tomorrow. you can see the atmosphere moistening up. you can see it right here getting radar returns. not getting reports that it's hitting the ground. all this moisture coming in is going to provide fuel for this storm as it comes in tomorrow. wednesday at 2:00 a.m. late tonight after midnight you see showers start to come in. we push forward into the morning commute. at this point you have showers showing up in the north bay up around santa rosa. light showers as we push into the 10:00 hour the showers thicken up. oakland starting to get wet. san francisco you're wet at noontime as well. the real push of this storm will be wednesday. we'll see you back here. >>> tonight south bay water customers are being asked to cut back even more not 10% of thei

frank somerville. rain is on the way it's not going to end the drought but it's much needed rain. and we begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin and the first storm that's due tomorrow. >> yeah there's two of these storms coming in frank. let me show you where they are. the first one is going to get here tomorrow. here's storm number one. here's storm number two. this one gets here tomorrow. you can see the atmosphere moistening up. you can see it right here getting radar returns. not getting reports that it's hitting the ground. all this moisture coming in is going to provide fuel for this storm as it comes in tomorrow. wednesday at 2:00 a.m. late tonight after midnight you see showers start to come in. we push forward into the morning commute. at this point you have showers showing up in the north bay up around santa rosa. light showers as we push into the 10:00 hour the showers thicken up. oakland starting to get wet. san francisco you're wet at noontime as well. the real push of this storm will be wednesday. we'll see you back here. >>> tonight south bay water customers are being asked to cut back even more not 10% of thei

. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is >>> a potentially life saving app to help cardiac victims is available in the bay area. >> reporter: frank, all of santa clara, every city here is now covered by this mobile app called pulse point. it's the first county in the nation to go live with this revolutionary technology that's designed to save lives. >> emergency services. >> reporter: the time that happens between the call for help and the arrival of emergency responders is crucial. now a tool to bridge that gap. >> it turns citizens into rescuers. >> reporter: it is a free phone app called pulse point that allows people to provide life saving assistance to victims of sudden cardiac arrest until first responders arrive. >> reporter: it's critical in the chances of survival. in the first few minutes the time is precious. >> reporter: the santa clara county district chief helps county residents on the app that works like this. it points users within a quarter mile of a reported heart attack. >> that alert takes you through the map. tells you where you are. tells you where the closest add is. >> reporter: according to the heart asso

frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> crews are monitoring the impact and damage from the storm. our coverage begins right now with chief meteorologist bill martin>> first things first. we need the rain. this is great news but it is hitting on the afternoon commute. we are having problems on the roadway. here is how much rain we have seen. the numbers are going to come in. half inch of rain in santa rosa. mountain view half inch of rain. the system moving through the bay area right now. hitting the roadways. heaviest in the north bay. you can see the areas getting hit hard. red wood highway. you see, it is wet. and there is ponding on the roadways right now. your afternoon commute is getting dicey. what is going on in the santa cruz mountains. heavy rain squalls in the area. here is one i have been tracking. we are getting heavier rain. the timing, 18 minutes to woodicide. heavy rain right now -- woodside. heavy rain right now. i will have more weather when i come back and there is another storm. the timing when we

frank and personal about his past. before nousing a new initiative that deems to help the would be barack obamas around the country. speaking to a pack room that included the parents of trayvon martinal sharpton to bill o'reilly, he described his my brother's keeper initiative. he will be pushing associations to help young help of color overcome the profound effects of racism to meet their potential. he made his case in terms of how it would benefit not just the boys in question but the nation as a whole. >> the fact too many of them are falling by the wayside. dropping out. unemployed. involved in negative behavior, going to jail. cycles of homelessness breeds violence and mistrust. and our country is a little less than what we know it can be. so we need to change the statistics. not just for the sake -- and boys but for the sake of america's future. >> for most of his five plus years in office the president has strenuously and stood justly avoided framing any of his policies that specifically targeted black america and people of color. for that reason today felt like a real break-through. here it was first black president with black boys behind him talking about the brute fact li