the testimony of many of the airport workers from our december meeting and the hard work behind john martin and thank you to kathy for the issues of the labor concerns were revolved with agreements that were both supported by the vendors and the workers and local 2 did a lot of work but i'll say that our director john martin and kathy did around the clock work to make sure it was resolved successfully there's no need to follow through with the motion and i'm wondering whether i move to file the motion or do we need to continue the committee as a whole at all. >> so supervisor mar you can table this and it will automatically dispense with item 2 first of all public comment on item 5 reconvene i'd like to see if there's any partnership webinar members of the public whether we should challenge as a committee as a whole seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor mar. >> i move we file the item and appreciate the work of the airport and that's been seconded by supervisor farrell and without objection item 5 is tabled and automatically item 2 is dispensed as well madam clerk go to roll cal

i know john martin try to run a tight ship. one chemical question i would be would that be a breech of the lease? we're not there yet so i would ask we make a motion to continue this item to the first immediate next meeting of the board of supervisors, which i think is actually a special meeting on january 7. i don't think that we will need to haerz the item again, but i just want to have it as an option so i would make a motion to continue to immediately following the special meeting. >> just to restate supervisor campos has made a motion to continue this item to january 7, 2015. the public hearing portion of this item has been held and closed, buff we can continue the item itself. >> the item itself. >> item 48, sure. that's seconded by supervisor mar. without objection that's been continued, item 48 to january 7, 2015. with that, colleagues, we will now reconvene as the board of supervisors and proceed pack to our item 50, which we left off at. again, i want to thank everyone for being here today for item 48. now we'll go ba

and thank you, john martin, he's been a blessing. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening supervisor, my name is [inaudible]. i work at the airport for 20 years as a cashier at sfo restaurants. i need a good contract with healthcare because i need to be able to go to the doctor when i get sick. the employer can afford to give us a good contract. i know this is because all the company are making good money and penny. the restaurant is always full. i know they making good money, therefore i hopeout guys help lg us. helping us. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. . >> my name is erika. i've been working at sfo for three years right now. i needed healthcare because of my daughter, but i want you to take a look here to see the people who have been working here for 30 plus years and given their best and don't get respect from the owners. i have want you to know that i have to work two hours for paz for bloody marz mary that costs 15. these people need more respect. everyone here, we are a family and we need to get together and don'

. >> i wanted to thank you for explaining that that process and also for working hard with john martin and our staff for negotiating with the 5 tenants but also for better treatment of the workers that are at the airport i appreciate during the difficult time of december as well thank you for everything ms. literally in her. >> colleagues other questions or comments mr. rose go to our report on item 11. >> yes. mr. chairman on page 5 the existing concessions will expire one-on-one with on term to - to each the 5 lazy we've extended for that 10 years to november 2015 when construction in terminal east is extend to 2025 8 years longer than the extensions no 2017 and ms. light in her said we've extended those for the amortization period for the airports practice to provide for the costs that equal no more than 4 percent of the annual sales which the airport requires in the amortization period of at least 10 years our recommendations are on page 36 of our report first, we recommend the reason for retro activity for 2015 and amend the title on lines to delete the reference to plus one, two

last 48 hours and a lot of that, credit due to our rank and file commit three and credit due to john martin and his team really bringing folks together and trying to make this happen, but we're not yet at place where we can announce a deal. i think it's important for folks to hear what we have to say. from our members, we'll hear why these issues are important. two, some of the irregularities in these restaurants around pricing. some strange stories about how menu prices have gone up and how that may impact travelers going in and out of san francisco airport. and three, and probably most appallingly, some of the behavior of these employers leading up to the strike last week and during the strike last week, behavior that goes beyond the pail of behavior in san francisco. we've seen it from hotel employers, but haven't seen it come from public land. we're asking this body as landlords at the airport to look at the situation and ask the questions we'd hope you ask an with that i'd turn it back to you. p >> now we'll ask if the members can come forward and if there are any reps please come forw

john martin of giliat sciences won the ceo award. that company has gone gang busters but maybe you don't want allie matomat there. >> thank you, thai. >>> the new taxes for marijuana bills filed and the processes bringing together two rather unlikely g uber keeps picking up new investors. the privately held firm just raised another $1.6 billion in financing and convertible debt from goldman sachs wealth management client as it hopes to expand internationally. >>> and toyota has done it again. it was the top selling car maker in the world for the third year in a row in 2014. selling more than 10 million units worldwide. volkswagen a close second and gm came in third. and finally tonight with the legalization of recreational marijuana in some states pot-related businesses are preparing to file their first tax returns. but some professionals have been called in to make sure their returns don't go up in smoke. jane wells has the story. >> reporter: growing and selling marijuana may be illegal federally, but you still got to pay the tax m

and john martin said the snb decision isn't making him question the credibility of other central bankers and andy smith says he thinks that jordan had a chat with him over the qe and took the decision based on that. if you want to join the conversation here get in touch with us by e-mail worldwide on cnbc.com or by twitter and our personal handles are on the screen now but let's get an update on markets now. >> that's right. thank you, let's take a look at u.s. futures after a volatile day for u.s. equities hitting a one month low. a lot of weakness in the tech space as well as materials and today the sell off could potentially continue. we are looking at the dow jones industrial down about 70 points in premarket trade. the nasdaq down about 35. the u.s. major averages are down about 4% from their record highs. if you're trying to make sense of the moves that we have seen in u.s. markets that gives you an indication of where u.s. averages are trading down just about 4%. but the big story, european markets of course were in a volatile day of trade yesterday in response to the swiss nation

vernon johns you heard me refer to was martin's predecessor at dexter avenue baptist church. vernon johns was my husband's mentor. and he brought martin luther king to my house in montgomery. when he preached his initial sermon, vernon was coming as our guest minister for that sunday, and martin was coming as the guest preacher at dexter. so he rode down from atlanta to montgomery with martin, and martin dropped reverend johns at my house and i had prepared dinner for him because i knew what he liked. ralph tried to get martin to stay for dinner, and vernon told him that you better stay here and eat because where you're going i know it's not going to be as good as the food juanita has planned, because he knew the membership at dexter, and he told him, you should stay here and eat. but he said, no, they are prepared for me, so i have to go on. but that's when i met him. when martin came to preach his initial sermon. my husband had met him when he was a student at a.u. working on his masters and martin but in moorehouse, and ralph had a date with the young lady, had made a date

john conyers' association with rosa parks. she convinced, it didn't take much, i'm sure, the reverend martin luther king junior to endorse john conyers for public office. the only person martin luther king ever endorsed for public office. what more do you need to know? [applause] that the vice president and john conyers are here together with their shared values, the violence against women act issues relating to hate crimes gun safety, all the things that have been a struggle of security and civil rights and the rest they have championed, to protect us and protect our rights at the same time. i will tell you this one story. you tell me if it is appropriate or not. i just can't resist. so ron dellums we californians feel very proprietary about john conyers. property right, intellectual property whatever it is. he led prayers at the catholic church this morning. he began the prayer service. went on to the black caucus meeting, where people were cheering because it was announced he would be swearing in all the members of congress as the dean of the house. he went to the floor and did just that. the dean of the house, where all of

john king. jonathan martin of "the new york times", the atlantic's molly ball and ed o'keefe of the washington postd julie hirsch felled davis of the washing

john king. jonathan martin of "the new york times", the atlantic's molly ball and ed o'keefe of the washington post and julie hirsch felled davis of the washington times. they bragged about their conservative credentials and looked to make new friends in the state. chris christie asked those who view him as too moderate to look again. >> the notion that our party must abandon our belief in the sanctity of life to be competitive in blue states is simply not true, and i am living proof of that fact. >> the new jersey governor also warning republicans they need to challenge president obama's proposals to help the middle class. >> we don't demonize the wealthy as so many folks in the democratic party do, but nor should we kater to the wealthy at the expense of our middle income workers and the working poor who are the backbone of every american community. >> now yesterday's event proved likely to be a very crowded republican field. tea party favorite senator ted cruz urged iowan conservatives to kick the tires. >> the most important role that you will play is to look each candidate in the eye and say,

john wall penetrates dishes to martin gortat, the two-handed smash. fourth quarter, the spurs miss the three, but the big fundamental, tim duncan, taps it out. score. they beat the wizards 101-92. college football, this does not come as a shock maryland receiver stefon diggs will into her the nfl draft. he will forgo his senior year after catching 67 passes for over 700 yards this season. those numbers could have jumped if he did not suffer from a lacerated kidney. he played 28 games in his maryland career. today he tweeted, "thank you to terp nation, i am forever grateful." the terps hosting minnesota looking for their first 14-1 start since the 1990's. second half, the terps turn it up.e rejection, trimble has it leading all scores. the terps win 70-58. georgetown and creighton at verizon. to the big man, joshua smith who finishes strong. georgetown wins, 76-61. third ranked virginia and miami. this is fun. overtime. justin anderson fires the jumper, giving the cavs the lead. uva wins 89-80. george washington taking on st. joe's. the colonials come

one purse was stolen but john attempt martin showing aggression.than martin's aggressiveness saying they wish he had done what that against one of the linemen for seattle. >> gary: i'm like i possessed. and let me just say she is younger. >> reporter: josh why are you on twitter. >> gary: why not and i get stanley roberts this says every time i sit down he was a video of mine. why is dan roberts in all the things that he sends out and i finally got bordon said i don't know. he handles all the african american tweets making sure that they're ok. >> gary: the general manager station says a nice man says the already audiences 18 to 49 year-old. were just like everybody else you want young people to watch is young people that watched the news young people live their lives in their funds so far accompli around in their little bit that is fine. last night and get a little ugly my 40 year-old was reading the responses were with me my 14 year row14 year old... " we been about a brined not play against the warriors. lebron is not playing.. seth curry is a g

." >>> and we sit down with congressman john lewis as we celebrate martin luther king jr. today.orning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

martin luther king. john conners first filed legal conclusion -- legislation after he was assassinated. by the time he was at augusta national, it was 15 years of struggle to get that martin luther king holiday recognized. just before his weekend at augusta, a letter surfaced to president reagan to a leader from the far right john burkes society. he was similar opposed to dr. king being honored. they said it was based on an image, not reality. a conservative republican senator mounted a filibuster that lasted 16 straight days. at the press conference before the golf weekend, this is how he responded about jesse healms filibuster. >> senator helms was saying that he was a communist sympathizer, do you agree. >> we'll know in about 35 years, won't we? >> we'll know in about 35 years about this alleged communist sympathizer they want to make a holiday for. after that comment and his letter to the john burkes society disparaging dr. king, he had to apologize to his widow for the comments he made. right before tee

john conyers. the hill delves into the lawmakers who voted no on the 1983 piece of legislation to establish a holiday for martin luther king, jr. 90 representatives and 20 senators who voted against it. another small handful did so on the state level. the six who cast their votes are all republicans. john mccain, orrin hatch jim sensenbrenner. he switched parties in that story with "the hill" newspapers. they track down several members who voted against it. here is one of the interviews with senator hatch. " one of the worst decisions i made as a senator." he voted against the productivity cost and did not realize legislation goes against cold policy calculations. thehill.com for more. kenneth from arkansas, good morning. caller: good morning. i was born in 1950's and raised through the 1960's. right now we do not have anybody who embodies king's legacy. i would invite america to watch the movie "on the start -- "amistaad." if you would just listen to that gentleman. these people back in that time. i went to colored bathrooms. i lived at that time. i saw that with my own eyees. american is sick with racism. the

martin luther king jr. and we start with john lewis the congressman and friend of dr. uther king, jr. helped free and liberate, not just the people but a nation. >> rose: and we continue with david oyelowo, who plays dr. king in the film "selma". >> she was an american hero but he didn't walk around in his life thinking i am an hero, i am an icon, i am a historical figure, he was a a man with flaws, with failings, with weaknesses with transcendent qualities as well but where i connected with him is, you know, he is man of faith, i am a man of faith i am a father of four, he was a father of four. and these were my entry points. he lived a life of not just talking ab

." >>> and we sit down with congressman john lewis as we celebrate martin luther king jr. today.orning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. watching. i'm -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com >>> good morning everyone. taking a look at the golden gate bridge right now. it's a holiday today. so -- >> walk across it. >> you can walk across it right now. but we recommend don't do that. >> might want to drive. bring a car. >> that's right. it is monday, january 19th. i'm michelle griego. >> yeah high everyone, i'm -- hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 exactly right now and roberta is here to answer the big question. >> which one is that? >> where'd the weekend go? >> i know right? >> with did it go? >> it went way too fast and we did have a little bit of light rain showers across the bay area as we had forecasted. today the big notable weather story happens to be the high tides that will cause some minor coastal flooding. right now we have areas of patchy dense fog into the 50s and later today we're talking about hi

martin luther king jr. and we start with john lewis the congressman and friend of dr. king. >> martin luther king, jr. helped free and liberate, not just the people but a nation. >> rose: and we continue with david oyelowo, who plays dr. king in the film "selma". >> she was an american hero but he didn't walk around in his life thinking i am an hero, i am an icon, i am a historical figure, he was a a man with flaws, with failings, with weaknesses with transcendent qualities as well but where i connected with him is, you know, he is man of faith, i am a man of faith i am a father of four, he was a father of four. and these were my entry points. he lived a life of not just talking about it but actually doing it. >> rose: we conclude this evening with jessica class stain and oscar isaac talking about their most recent first a most violent year. >> there was, you know, when i got the script the documentary .. i don't know if you saw it the documentary that came out. >> rose: right. >> an it was fresh in my mind and i read the script and i sat down with jc and has a four-hou

john f. kennedy martin luther king... >> my thanks to all of you, and now it's on to chicago, and let's win this. >> narrator: and robert f. kennedy. many american cities erupted into armed conflict. in response, congress passed the first comprehensive gun control law in decades. >> effective crime control remains, in my judgment, effective gun control. >> narrator: those were fighting words for some in the nra. the 1968 gun control bill banned mail order sales and restricted some purchases. >> nra people said, "wait a minute, we've got other things to worry about than teaching guys how to shoot or how to hunt and so forth, or collect guns." and that's when, that was the transformative period. >> narrator: it formally happened in 1977 at the nra convention in cincinnati. as they got down to business there was a showdown: hunters and sportsmen versus gun rights activists. >> the national rifle association convention in cincinnati went into overtime last night, a stormy all-night session. when it was over, some dissident members had taken control of the 400,000-member organization. what it means i

martin lieu thursday king jr., we have an emotional interview. jan crawford sat down with congressman johnthe last surviving ladiers of the civility rights move-month-old and we talk about dr. martin luther king's dream of a better america, children growing up equally and what that means for children today. they walked through the shadows of history taking their places where greatness once stood. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: delivering a message with enduring power. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of this creed. >> i have a dream that my four little children. >> will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream. >> for these washington, d.c. students like this 10-year-old, king shaped their lives. >> people will still have their signs up and it will say whites only and no blacks allowed and us blacks and us whites will never come together. >> what does it look like now? >> right now everybody's friends and we love each other and that's how it's

nuevos nombres escritos en el salÓn de la fama del bÉisbol son randy johnson, john smals, creigh biggio, y el dominicano martÍnnez, bienvenido al salÓn de la fama del bÉisbol. >> fue el anuncio oficial que convirtiÓ a pedro el grande en el segundo lanzador hispano y el segundo dominicano en inmortalizar su paso por las grandes ligas. con emociÓn martÍnez recibiÓ este gran galardÓn. >> espero que todos los latinos del mundo y los dominicanos reciban con amor este gran galardÓn y se lo dedico a todos ellos. >> = emociÓn sintieron los dominicanos quesalieron a las calles de la capital donde al ritmo de merengue celebraron la victoria del ex lanzador. >> emocionado porque es grande al salÓn de la fama. >> destacaron la calidad humana del astro de bÉisbol a travÉs de sus aportes a obras benÉficas. >> ha dado todo para los niÑos, para sacarlos adelante. >> y precisamente fueron esos niÑos de escasos recursos junto a la fundaciÓn pedro martÍnez los que llenos de jÚbilo marcharon por su entrada al cuadro de la fama. >> estoy muy orgullosa porque nos ha ayudado a nosotros. >> martÍnez de 43 aÑos tuvo rÉcord de 219 vict

of history in the room and the vice president spoke eloquently about john conyers's association with rosa parks. the only person martin luther king ever endorse for public office. what more do you need to know? what more do you need to know? the vice president and john conyers are here together with their shared values. the violence against women act. issues that relate to hate crimes. all of the things that had been a struggle and civil rights. they have champion to protect us. protect our rights at the same time. i have to tell you this one story. you tell me if it is appropriate or not. i cannot resist. we californians feel very proprietary about john conyers. whether it is intellectual property, you name it, whatever it is. he led the prayers in catholic church this morning. he began the prayer service. went on to the black caucus meeting. people were cheered. it was announced he would be swearing and all of the members of the congress and they went to the floor and did just that. the dean of the house where all of us took the oath at the direction of john conyers. there's so much to be said. i was told when he wa

john wall come in the third, wiz up by 16. martin gortat, slam. he led all scorers with 21.later, the block. lit by nene. easy slam. still in the fourth quarter. the wizards continue to impress. the wizards win 102-88. randy wittman says it's a little revenge for the defense. >> you know, we came out focused defensively, which we have to do. that is our calling card. when we hold teams under 100, i think we are 20-1 now. this being the one team that beat us last time they were in here. >> wiz, you have leon's stamp of approval. new general manager scot mccloughan was introduced today for the redskins. he comes from the seahawks organization, where he was senior personnel executive from 2010 to 2014. before that, he spent time in san francisco, where he was general manager from 2008 to 201 0. i spoke to him after the press conference and got his thoughts on rg iii. >> i know him coming out of baylor, i really liked him a lot. i have been around the nfl 20 years. you cannot give up on young quarterbacks. with him right now, it is not that way. i'm coming in with my eyes open,

husband while he was expressing his opposition to establishing a federal holiday honoring martin luther king. john conyers first filed legislation to honor dr. king with the holiday four days after king was killed. he introduced legislation to honor him with a federal holiday. by the time he was at augusta national, by 1983 and the reagan president cy it had been 15 years of struggle to get that martin luther king holiday recognized. the conservative movement was really against it. up to and including president reagan. just before his weekend at augusta, a letter surfaced from president reagan to a leader in the far right, john birch society. john birch society was very opposed to dr. king being honored with a holiday. he wrote the sentiment in favor of honoring dr. king was based on an image not reality. in the united states senate conservative republican -- excuse me, conservative senator jesse helms of north carolina mounted a filibuster against the king holiday that lasted 16 straight days. at this press conference before the golf weekend, this is how president reagan responded when he was ask