don't ever come here. >> and h2-a, one of the housing units. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons, um here with no cells, freedom of movement, as long as they listen. that's kind of their punishment. the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most inmates in there are pretty compliant, easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. so we really don't have to stay on them that much. but you do still have to supervise them. >> i call it h2-awesome. pretty nice. you have a lot more freedom. you have all-day day room, a microwave. two flat-screen tvs to watch. pull-up bar and stuff for working out. >> this is the best unit in jails. >> this is the penthouse of the jail. >> it's still jail. you are locked in one room 100% of the time. >> sean denbraven arrived, and a night he remembers little of. >> i was blacked out drunk. i don't remember eastern having that photo taken. every single time i've ever gotten in trouble has directly been related to alcohol. >> i don't control how much alcohol i drink and then i black out and then go crazy. >> denbraven says on the day

. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons. >> but one will be expelled for good. >>> grand rapids, michigan, ranks highly in most quality of life categories, but the occupants of a fenced in brick fortress near downtown might disagree. this is the kent county jail. temporary home to about 1,000 men and women. most of whom are accused of crimes and awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> i can't do anything that i want to when i want to. i have to ask everybody. i hate asking for anything. >> ooh, sauce. ain't no sugarcoating it. the food sucks. >> welcome to kent county. this [ bleep ] place sucks. don't ever come here. >> a different attitude prevails in h2a, one of the jail's minimum security housing units. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons because they're up here with no cells. they have freedom of movement as long as they listen. that's kind of their punishment. the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most inmates in there are pretty compliant, easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. so we really don't have to stay on them that much. but yo

today, schools and government offices across hampton roads are closed. many cities declared a state of emergency, which could allow them to be reimbursed for snow cleanup. >>> we're seeing sunshine out there, as you can see. storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell is in for chuck and joins us with the first midday forecast. chuck? >> good morning, barbara. good morning, everybody. the sun is shining, but it's still oh, so very cold outside. here's the radar loop on storm team4 radar over the last 12 hours. so from this time yesterday when we had the snow moving in, there it is racing across the coastline there. and as advertised, the heaviest of the snows were south and east of the washington area. snow on the boardwalks from atlantic city to rehoboth beach, ocean city, towards virginia beach and norfolk, as well. snowfall amounts down in southeastern virginia were in that 4 to 6-inch range. in and around here, on storm team4 radar, nothing happening now.

please put your hands together and welcome rodney hampton. (applause) >> wow, this is amazing. i'm -- all day i've been like stoked, i've been amazed. i've been like geeked. i've been telling everyone, where did this come from? i really want to start off and like to start off with a phrase from isaiah chapter 49 verse 1. listen to me, [speaker not understood], you people from afar, the lord called me from the womb from the body of my mother. he made me. he made my mouth like a sharp sword. in the shadow of his hands he hid me. he made me a polished arrow. in his quivers he hid me away and he said to me, you are my servant. and as a servant for god, for my community, for my family, i'm honored to receive this award, this recognition. just as important, in our city work, our home, our community, we give so much, i know. we are a success together, as a team. in the fullest sense of the word, because not only we do manage to make it all work together, together we take care of business. we do it in style. we do it in world class. and we do it in grace. and i would like to thank dpw,

when markets go down, the hamptons goes down. broke eers are not looking at, what's happening in markets today will have a direct effect there. that's what i'm keeping on. >> you better believe it. is the stock market going to affect sales? maybe not in san francisco so much but i bet in the hamptons. >> at right away. in the hamptons. >> robert frank, very much thank you. >>> and a quick market update. what's happening here. first with what's going on with lockheed martin. reuters reporting 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

if you've ever dreamed of a mansion in the hamptons...prices are coming down. prices in the luxury stretch of long island fell 2% in the 4th quarter, compared to a year ago. and, according to a new york real estate report, inventories were up by 53%. the stats are causing concerns of a slowdown in the high-end market. the average home in the hamptons will run you one-and-a-half million dollars. an oscar nominated film about wall street could mean the end of the bull run in the stock market. "as the wolf of wall street" plays out at the box office. one market technician says in a report on cnbc.com-- it's a sign "interest" in the market has gone mainstream. and when that happens, it tends to be curtains for a big rally. a prime example, the market crashed suddenly two months before the release of the film "wall street". u.s. athletes preparing to compete in the olympic games in sochi will sport american made uniforms. at the last olympics designer ralph lauren was criticized for uniforms made in china. this year the pants, caps and cardigans big on stars and str

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hampton pearson has more on today's jobs report and what it means for the economy. >> reporter: december 2013 was the weakest month of hiring in three years. after averaging 214,000 jobs per month from august through november, the economy generated just a third as many new jobs in december. lead, economists were shocked. >> i wouldn't pay any attention at all to these numbers. >> they're not consistent with anything. [ overlapping speakers ] >> please everybody needs to chill it down a little. we haven't fully turned the corner any more than we were down in the dumps. i think this is just a reminder that we've got to get all our ducks in a row before we declare victory. >> reporter: even the drop in unemployment to 6.7% had a dark cloud. most of the decrease was due to people giving up looking for work and dropping out of the labor force all together. the labor force participation rate dropped to 62.8%, the lowest in 36 years. once people stopped looking for work, the government no longer counts them as unemployed. ammunition for those on both sides of the debate over extending jobless b

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my name is michael hampton and ayectionv here to support the legislation and encourage you to bring it to the full board. i worked on this legislation with the community members, community housing partnership and outreach throughout the city and by and large most people are for it. and i am particularly excited about it because i would like to see our young people get to work. and i also talked to myriad of age groups. and almost to a person, someone had something in their background and the impediment is there. so, i would like to see san francisco take the lead and offer this. and able bode i had people who want to work i think it will be an excellent opportunity for them to do that and also to get housing ~. and i appreciate your support today. thank you. >> thank you, mr. hamm ton. ~ hampton. >>> good afternoon, my name is stephen [speaker not understood], and this is really a no-brainer. i mean there is nothing i can say or anyone else can say that would make any difference. i mean, this is so obviously something that needs to be passed. i just wanted to say that i'm for it and it

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a recount will be held in the special election held for the senate seat in the hampton roads area appeared the democratic candidate one that race by nine votes. it looks like there might be some snow at the polling places. >> and not in the morning. once you get to 9:00 a.m., the snow will start and will get heavier. a lot to share. the morning commute will be dry. it will be cloudy and cold. the evening commute will be snow and snow a -- slow and snowy. it will start from 9 a.m. the temperatures will drop all day on top of all this. the winds will pick up and by tomorrow evening, it will feel like five degrees. winter storm warning in effect for the entire day tomorrow for the entire region. this is crazy. this is denver weather. .9 was our high tomorrow will be the winter -- middle of-- the winter. temperatures will be slowly falling. we are down to 39 in hagerstown. everyone will see the temperatures drop probably to the 20's by early tomorrow morning. it is dropping because the next arctic air mass is on the way. it is pushing through detroit now. even colder to the north in canada and

hampton pearson who was able to settle the torrent facts. >> we where he will spend that. he was arrested on dui. in the police station, right now. let's check in with rob ma ta. we're seeing 30s and 40s, a little patchy fog along the coast. and in the north bay 32 degrees in santa rosa and the east bay, waking up to upper 30s, 41 in san jose. but the two head lines we're watching for you will be the high surf advisory on the coast. not so good if you are not prepared. we'll see up to 15 feet building to 20 to 30 come tomorrow. at the same time we're seeing this dry area of low pressure dropping in from the north, so fire danger high where you see the off shore winds. those will be some of the east bay and north bay hill tops. the combination of the dry winds, low humidity and lack of rain causing problems. speaking of the lack of rain, the lows that go from east to west, they don't have a lot of moisture. we may see more coastal fog and mist into tomorrow morning. then the sierra may be an isolated shower or two. this low acting as a wind machine than a chance of seeing a

southern merriment, especially down through hampton roads, over 12 inches of snow. and 6.5 in southern calvert county. and the farther north, the lighter the snow. he much as expected. officially 9/10 of an inch at reagan national. 26 the high and low at reagan national. 44 and 29 are the averages. you can dream about this all day, it is not going to make it happen. the record high was 76 degrees. i will be happy with 50. 50 is good. and we have a chance of making it this weekend. 19 in frederick. 21 in manassas. cold but not nearly as cold as they have been. that is an improvement. the big prove mint is out west -- the big improvement is out west. as the high-pressure gives us the blue skies today, that is going to allow the win to come in and bring the warmer arian in. this map shows how much warmer it is and was this time yesterday. minneapolis, 30 degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time. everything is in our favor now with the system moving off to the east. the high pressure moves out and then the wind will pick up and we will see the warming trend. to

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the movie takes place in the hamptons and madia shows up. because i had done the have and have notes i didn't want to do the maid and the housekeeper so i rewrote the whole story. it's different but very funny. >> oh, that's confusing to me. hey, i didn't know you was there. madia's affair will be fixed in an hour. i need a ride. can you ride me down there? >> that ain't what i told you to say. >> yes! >> you supposed to come in and say i need a ride down to see if the faerry is fixed. you keep talking about the ferry now, that don't make sense. you need to say i need a ride to see if the ferry is fixed. come on back. >> that's a new line. >> i love how madia can handle the funny situations and she can get away with saying just about anything. >> yes, she can. >> i won't cross you. did you ever slip into madia on accident. >> no, no, no. i have fun with it because people want to see it. they enjoy it. i'm telling you, the minute people stop come, that old broad is going to die quickly. as long as people want to see it she'll be around. >> yo

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if global warming were really a problem manhattan the hamptons and malibu would be depopulated. the fact that prices are rising in all three. >> rick, there's another market sial. the saudis are not happy. a saudi prince says risin north american shale production is a threat. i'm happy they see it's a threat. >> i couldn't agree more. frack away safe liu and don't misinterpret government behavior has being against you. th are just trying to keep the drinking water safe. >> there's some people that hate of carbon energy of any stripe and trying to kill fracking. >> president obama has threatened to veto legislation before him that would make fracking easier. that's a wrong way to go. we're at that leader this technology. we increased the worldwide supply from 50 years to 200 years. >> i'm worried about reports showing cement casing failing. water pollution poing up around the country and earthquakes happening in parts of the country. >> steve, we all like clean drinking water. we don't like this hidden agenda. >> it's a safe process getting safer. companies like exxon don't want

i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> there are jobs out there, but sometimes they may not be the kinds of jobs people want. take manufacturing. the name alone conjures up assembly lines and in some cases these jobs do pay more, but it has an image problem. mary thompson has more. >> reporter: they're not pretty, but they pay. that's a widely held view of manufacturing jobs. >> it's innovation and technology. it's robotics. it's 3d printing. we need to open up our doors and invite people. >> reporter: those will find there are 600,000 jobs to be filled. the jobs becoming available as older workers retire. one challenge, getting a younger generation to buy into a career with what they typically associate with their grandparent's situation. a 2012 survey, while 87% believe manufacturing is important, manufacturing jobs rank last among 18 to 24-year-olds among the ones they wanted. companies have to sell perspective employees on a different manufacturing world where factories are not sweat shops. schools have a role to play. >> the high schools have to bring those trades back into the scho

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one of the highest median household incomes in the country and multimillion dollar homes in the hamptons, the food stamp caseload is up. that's the case throughout much of american. food stamp use up dramatically coast to coast. >> it can be difficult to try and scale up to meet the level of need that they're seeing. >> in suffolk county, charities have stepped up as the local governments have had a hard time meeting the demand. food pantry organizers have seen the numbers double in recent years. carol yardmisch leads this one in dix hills. >> you're one of many food pantries and it's multiplying on the level that it's hard to comprehend. >> advocates say they're not just serving people out of work. they see many with jobs who can't make ends meet. just like lee. nationally, real wages adjusted for inflation have been flat for several decades. even as costs continue to rise. >> we also have these larger shifts in the economy where a lot of the jobs we're creating don't pay enough to make ends meet for a family. so even if you're working full-time, you're just not taking home enough. >> t

hampton pearson has more on what's in the bill, what's out, and how close it is to becoming law. >> the massive five-year farm bill headed to the house floor is a bipartisan compromise nearly three years in the making. it calls for spending almost 100 billion a year with savings of 2.3 billion, including an $800 million a year cut in the food stamp program. and the elimination of 4.5 billion per year in direct subsidies now paid to farmers whether they grow crops or not. with the shift to crop insurance programs, so farmers would have to incur losses before receiving payouts. house agriculture committee chairman frank lucas calls the bill nothing short of a miracle. >> even though raising food is important to every consumer in the united states and around the world, we just had a tough situation. a bad political environment, no money to work with, diversity, half the united states house was in the round for the last farm bill in 2008 so no experience. just the most difficult set of circumstances. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner has endorsed the compromise but leading conservativ

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