and i work with clark, mortensen. i work with the major -- some of the people in the community, some of the people that working with -- over with clark, and i think that they're really trying to work with the community. they have impressed me that they want to work with some of the -- some of the contractors, and -- and some of the -- the people that really want to work and have jobs, and i think that's what they impressed me with what they doing, and so i just want to come today to let you know that's -- that's where we stand, and we want to stand with clark and mortensen, and when they standup and they come, and whatever or however their problems are, their problems are our problems, and we will stand with them regardless and however because of what we have witnessed, what they have done for us and the community. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> ashley rhodes. >> good afternoon, commissioners, again. i also have two hats that i wear, also, as well. i'm a -- a soldier for aau, as well as a penny contractor. i just wa

and i work with clark, mortensen. i work with the major -- some of the people in the community, some of the people that working with -- over with cl

sergeant matt mortensen joins us live from south korea, joins us next.>> the opening ceremonies for the olympic games kicking off friday, 242 american athletes, 107 women, 135 men and among those men, seven army soldiers representing their country again but this time by showcasing their athletic ability. one of those soldiers, sergeant matt mortensen participating in the men lose double, joined me live from south korea, thank you for joining us, appreciate it this morning. >> thank you for inviting me, very happy to be here. >> your parents are over their too, what is it like over there right now? >> very cold. i haven't been in korea too long. i just got back from japan the other day and made my way to the olympic village, a lot of transportation in the past couple days, i was here in the fall, there has been a lot of construction they were wrapping up when we left but it was very nice, excited to be here. heather: the i cannot imagine, given the program that allows you to be there it is called the u.s. army insulation management command world-class ath

we now have a partnership with chase, mortensen clark, to train up to another 40 workers. we've got a partnership that was referenced in marias's presentation at glenn eagle's golf course, so we're trying to use this labor shortage as an opportunity to bring more san franciscans into the city. >> so i appreciate that, but i think as a commission, we need to look at good faith versus mandatory, just to make sure that what we're asking is the -- adhered to. there's a lot to that we can still do, and i think looking at formerly incarcerated individuals, giving them an opportunity, is a good thing, and again, give them pride that they're helping build this great city. i appreciate your efforts, mr. arce, and everyone coming here today and sharing your stories, because it is important. that's what makes this worth it, right? that's what makes being up here and seeing all of you worth it because we're changing people's living, and i love that. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. like i say we're here to work for everybody. we're proud of these out comes. we can always do more

chris mortensen about what he calls the everything plus before we go i'll give you my two cents maybe a nickel on what president trump should do at his state of the union speech and as we hit the break here are those numbers again two days in a row down triple digits from the dow the numbers the closing bell right in front of the. entire perfect currency market itself is still on track to eclipse the global banking oleg obviously which is what we need what we want and i've always said it's a bank circular that's the primary use of bed going to hurt. you seen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with the gun bad guy trying to get to one of my family members he would have better a lot better and i think it's fair and hurting when i buy my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than home for a million americans have been killed by phones in the u.s. how does the team yes we did this this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got hit. i j

one of those heroes sergeant matt mortensen will compete in luge.ard. >> to i'm really focused on my competition. i think my feel mate and i can do very well. i am very anxious to get on the ice and start training. jillian: he joined us in the 4:00 a.m. hour. heather childers on "fox & friends" first. part of the world class athlete program allowing him to serve his country as both a soldier and athlete. we will be watching and certainly wish him luck, guys? steve: well done indeed. the vice president when he is over in south korea is going to announce massive sanctions against north korea like you have never seen before. ainsley: all right. brian: i hope. so also talk that they might meet. meanwhile the weather. 22 states from maine to texas now in the path of brutal winter weather. ainsley: look at that. steve: ames, iowa, used to live there 70 car pileup at least one person dead. ainsley: senior meteorologist janice dean live with what to expect in the forecast. janice? janice: especially ohio, tennessee valley and northeast. you see the rain and