. >> [reading names] >> my name is jane martin, we're organizing low income riders across the city. i wanted to report a little bit of the progress on what has been happening. we have a resolution passed and supported by the board of supervisors. the mayor's staff was very supportive, and we have a growing movement of youth and family across the city getting engaged in this. i wanted to report some of the work that has been done with the school district. currently, you have to pay a lot to ride the bus. from our experience with our members, it is really the parents that pay. in order to address that, we're working to develop an educational component. i also wanted to say that we have been working closely with the staff, thank you for all of your work on this. and with a supervisor campos, a huge amount of progress has been made. and one of the other current questions we're trying to work on is a desire to find the mission mobility project that thet.a t.a. is currently investigating that. we want to be full partners and we would love to meet with each of you individually to talk abou

frederick douglass, abraham lincoln, jane addams, martin luther king, jr., dorothy day, abraham heschel -- the majority of great reformers in american history did their work not just because it was sound policy, or they had done good analysis, or understood how to exercise good politics, but because their faith and their values dictated it, and called for bold action -- sometimes in the face of indifference, sometimes in the face of resistance. this is no different today for millions of americans, and it's certainly not for me. i wake up each morning and i say a brief prayer, and i spend a little time in scripture and devotion. and from time to time, friends of mine, some of who are here today, friends like joel hunter or t.d. jakes, will come by the oval office or they'll call on the phone or they'll send me a email, and we'll pray together, and they'll pray for me and my family, and for our country. but i don't stop there. i'd be remiss if i stopped there, if my values were limited to personal moments of prayer or private conversations with pastors or friends. so instead, i must try -

frederick douglass, abraham lincoln, jane adams, martin luther king, jr., dorothy day, abraham hessel, a majority of great reformers in american history did their work not just because it was sound policy or they had done good analysis or understood how to exercise good politics but because their faith and their values dictated it and called for bold action. sometimes in the face of indifference. sometimes in the face of resistance. this is no different today for millions of americans and certainly is not for me. i wake up each morning and i say a prayer. i spend time in scripture and devotion. from time to time friends of mine, some who are here today, friend like joel hunter or td jakes will come by the oval office or call on the phone or they will send me an e-mail and we'll pray together and they will pray for me and my family and for our country. but i don't stop there. i would be remiss if i stopped there. if my values were limited to personal moments of prayer or private conversations with pastors or friends. so instead i must try, imperfectly, but i must try to make sure those

frederick douglas, abraham lincoln, jane adams, martin luther king jr., dorothy day, the majority of great reformers in american history did their work not just because it was sound policy or they had done good analysis or understood how to exercise good politics but because their faith and their values dictated it and called for bold action. sometimes in the face of indifference, sometimes in the face of resistance. this is no different today for millions of americans and it's certainly not for me. i wake up each morning and i say a brief prayer. i spend a little time in scripture and devotion. from time to time friends of mine, some who are here today, friends like joel hunter, t.d.jacques will come by the oval office, they'll call on the phone, send me an e-mail and we'll pray together. they'll pray for me and my family and for our country. but i don't stop there. i'd be remiss if i stopped there. if my values were limited to personal moments of prayer or private conversations with pastors or friends, so instead i must try, imperfectly, but i must try to make sure those values mot

martin. for those stories, let's join jane king in the bloomberg business report this morning. >> employment among younger americans near a 64-year low. president obama may have problems with that group that voted for him. just 54% of that demographic held a job at the end of last year. futures indicating a slightly positive start. we'll hear from ben bernanke as he delivers his semiannual testimony. that is one thing we will be watching today. the dow closed above 13,000 mark. we have some strong numbers on consumer confidence. a setback for lockheed martin. payments of about $1 million a month will be withheld from their aeronautics division. this puts pressure on them to correct deficiencies and accounting. the money will be paid once the deficiencies are fixed. we have for about apple's ipad 3. apple will be holding a product unveiling in san francisco on march 7. features a picture of a ipad screen and it will have late faster processor. we will have to wait and see. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the owner of the holiday inn chain is launching a new brand that is desig

frederick douglass, abraham lincoln, jane addams, martin luther king, jr. , dorothy day, abraham heschel -- the majority of great reformers in american history did their work not just because it was sound policy, or they had done good analysis, or understood how to exercise good politics, but because their faith and their values dictated it, and called for bold action -- sometimes in the face of indifference, sometimes in the face of resistance. this is no different today for millions of americans, and it's certainly not for me. i wake up each morning and i say a brief prayer, and i spend a little time in scripture and devotion. and from time to time, friends of mine, some of who are here today, friends like joel hunter or t.d. jakes, will come by the oval office or they'll call on the phone or they'll send me a email, and we'll pray together, and they'll pray for me and my family, and for our country. but i don't stop there. i'd be remiss if i stopped there; if my values were limited to personal moments of prayer or private conversations with pastors or friends. so instead, i must try -

martin king was an exception to sexism. if you asked women, they all kept her from excelling in law school. as pauly said, jane crow, instead of jim crow, was all around. and part of the movement was pushing the movement -- this is why it was called movement -- pushing further than the bounds that people wanted to go. it was jim crow, but these women also knew they were jane crow. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whoever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody is entitled to the right to live democracy. and so the boundaries get pushed. but clearly, king -- ella baker said this about king and all black preachers. they were used to being in control. they were the spokesman for the community. but, you know, you ask that black preacher who really runs the church, don't make the deacons mad. you can make deacons mad, but you better not make the deaconess mad or you won't have a church. yes, king was part of sexism, and i'm sure you're not too much better. but we have the possibility of growth. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> this probably will be our last que

martin king was the exception of sexism. if you asked the great civil rights lawyer and later priests, thurgood marshall, they all prevented from excelling at howard university law school. sexism said jane crowe instead of jim crowe. this is why it was called movement. pushing the boundaries. it was jim crowe, but these women knew there were jane crowe. then other people came along and said, if two men or two women or whatever, the boundaries of democracy should be for everybody. everybody has entitled to the right to live in a democracy. and the boundaries get pushed. clearly ella baker said this about king and all black preachers. they were used to being in control. they were the spokesman for the community. you know, you ask every black preacher who really runs a church and they will tell you, don't make the deaconess mad. if you make her mad, you will not have a church. there is a give and take going on there. king was part of his generation sexist. if i watch rap music, it ain't too much better. we have the possibility of growth. >> thank you. >> this is probably our last question. yes, sir. >> fortunate for me. thank you. good evening. i would like to thank morehouse college for h

martin. the baltimore grand prix is hiring. they're looking to break up to half a dozen workers with the communications and promotion of the program. that is business. i'm jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 6:22. 39 degrees on tv hill. >> the terrapins will have to make a run without a key player. keith mills will join us live in the studio. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is getting kind of busy in spots. this is southbound route 3 and this remains closed if you travel in anne arundel county. there is an accident investigation ongoing. it was a fatal accident. it may be awhile before they reopen the southbound lanes. baltimore street at pulaski street, we have some fire department activity. we update you as a violent picks up on security boulevard. you can see some brake lights. we got to captain york flying over the west side. we'll check in next time. still looking pretty good. but volume is building a on 95 in the white marsh area. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have som