from newark we pay pg&e through the injecting enter connection agreement to move the power from newark on its lines to san francisco for ultimate distribution i hope i'm getting this right. the initial thought as part of the act and the build out we would essentially witness no. run lines into san francisco it didn't happen we got as far as newark and pg&e had build a new line so there was a deal struck for us to optional convey power as far as newark and pay pg&e to wring it the last million. it appears to me that part of that transition and distribution costs we're paying pg&e that would increase under this both the liability things the tariffs the new i a would cover that territory from nourishing to san francisco. i'm not suggesting we build no transition lines in the city but at least that high voltage transition from nourishing to of - from newark the cost motive just knowing what the cost is in the trade offices is important. it's been talked about from time to time but i don't know what the costs are >> just a followup on that i -- i talked earlier to the general manager i'd li

we had the committee for unified newark at the time.toaka comes down and talked the wino for about five minutes, gave him five dollars. he said that was the man who saved his life, the man who testified and said that he was beaten by the police. baraka had a thousand different paces and he knew all kinds of people. that was one of his lessons, to treat everyone equally. thenmarried baraka was first i heard call the newark riots a rebellion and placed those riots in the context of the black freedom struggle, that it was not simply a momentary occurrence that could easily be put down by a handful of police. newark had a police force of close to 1500. they had to bring in 700 eight troopers. they could not stop it. 27 people were killed. it was baraka who helped me understand that this was part of black people's struggle for liberation, that it was more than simply a riot, that it was part of a continuum of collective struggle in this country. you said he was constantly pushing the edges of political thought, being african-american, as wel

but in collaboration with parents, teachers and community leaders on the ground in newark. one result, we negotiated historic contract with the teachers' union and delivered real her rate pay alongside teacher volvet -- increased teacher involvement in the process. we want to listen to the needs of urban communities. it's why we've empowered those in newark and camden to make choices that work best for their kids, their parents, and their schools. in newark, that superintendent is cami anderson. cami has moved to pay the best teachers more. to stop actions that are failing kids. to empower 50 new principals to create cooperation between the public schools and the public charter schools. and to reorganize the school system structure, to put the focus on kids, their schools and their parents first. what are we seeing? some good early developments. early childhood enrollment is increased by more than 1,000 students. in her tenure the graduation rates have increased by 10%. newark is leading the conversation and making sure every kid, those who are behind, those who are ahead a

from newark we pay pg&e through the injecting enter connection agreement to move the power from newark on its lines to san francisco for ultimate distribution i hope i'm getting this right. the initial thought as part of the act and the build out we would essentially witness no. run lines into san francisco it didn't happen we got as far

but in collaboration with parents, teachers and community leaders on the ground in newark. one result, we negotiated historic contract with the teachers' union and delivered real her rate pay alongside teacher volvet -- increased teacher involvement in the process. we want to listen to the needs of urban communities. it's why we've empowered those in newark and camden to make choices that work best for their kids, their parents, and their schools. in newark, that superintendent is cami anderson. cami has moved to pay the best teachers more. to stop actions that are failing kids. to empower 50 new principals to create cooperation between the public schools and the public charter schools. and to reorganize the school system structure, to put the focus on kids, their schools and their parents first. what are we seeing? some good early developments. early childhood enrollment is increased by more than 1,000 students. in her tenure the graduation rates have increased by 10%. newark is leading the conversation and making sure every kid, those who are behind, those who are ahead a

newark, for flights coming in to newark, those flights are about three hours behind right now, dell. have an update as well -- you mentioned that there are about a million kids in new york city who were home. they had a snow day. i think i have seen a few of them playing in central park behind me. but the new mayor said he made that chose more because of the cold temperatures. there was a 79 year old woman who wandered away from her house, she has alzheimer's, and froze in these temperatures. most of the major highways and roads, they are reopened. in new york on interstate 87 there are also accidents despite of the fact that people were told to stay off of the roads, there are some people who still have to get from point a to point b, but there were not nearly the power outages that hundreds of thousands of people experienced over the past few weeks, so that was actually to a minimum here. so things are slowly getting back to normal. kids are out here having fun. there's adults out here having fun as well. but it is bitterly cold and i would advice not coming out unless you have lot

he grew up working in their deli in newark. he worked hard, went to college, got himself a great job after college working on wall street. he was working at goldman sachs. but then in 2002, he gave it all up to enlist in the marine corps. he signed up and shipped off to iraq. when he came back, he ran again -- he ran an against-the-odds campaign for city council in jersey city and he beat the incumbent and got himself a seat on the city council. then this past year, steven fulop ran an against-the-odds campaign for mayor of jersey city and, again, beat the incumbent. part of what makes steven fulop seem like a rising star, what makes him a high profile local politician, big things are expected, jersey city like newark is famously corrupt. jersey city is where frank hague ran the mayor's office for 30 years. when frank hague left office in jersey city in 1947, he was living in a private suite in the plaza hotel. his net worth was estimated to be roughly $10 million in non inflation adjusted dollars from the '40s. and he had some

newark has not had any democratic control since 1995.ve been under state control for almost 20 years. parents there and citizens are very angry. they want to have something to say about their public schools. >> we interviewed an elementary schoolteacher on this program who governor christie had yelled at and scolded. are these more bullying tactics? what do you make of it. >> these are principals being bul bullied. they're being treated as if they were in corporate america. this is part of a plan that's been laid out saying we're going to close your school down and turn them over to privately managed charters. some of the charters don't take kids with special needs or english language learners. it happens the citizens of newark have a piece of legislation where they're saying, don't close any schools without the support of the board. they're asking the legislature to give them the power to say no. >> this sends a message to any other administrator that this is what you face. i find it amazing. here's what the president said. this is tric

in newark, that superintendent is cami anderson. cami has moved to pay the best teachers, to stop actions that are failing kids, to empower 50 new principals, create cooperation between public schools and charter schools and reorganize the school systems' structure to focus on putting students, schools and parents first. what are we seeing? early childhood enrollment has increased by more than 1,000 students. graduation rates have increased by 10 percent. newark is leading the conversation in making sure every kid - those who are behind, those who are ahead, those who have special education needs - are lifted up. every kid means every kid. her efforts haven't always been met without skepticism, but she is a true partner with newark. cami is here with us today - cami, thank you for your commitment to our kids. stand up so we can thank you for the commitment to the kids. [ applause ] >> how bad has it been in camden? last year, only three students graduated "college ready." paymon rouhanifard is bringing that same energy to camden's p

smith comes from a family of law enforcement and a brother with newark police.rt police and the sheriff's department are expected to say more this morning and i do have a call into the bart's spokesperson to find out more information about what is planned. live from oakland, janine della vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we have more information where you can post your condolences. >>> this is what drivers are dealing with in boston where 10 inches of snow are already on the ground. governors in delaware and new jersey, they have declared a plunk pushing the windchill below zero in some areas. you are already seeing foot of snow on the roads, parts of new york city have the 6 to 0-inch the and are now talking 5 inches for the 10 boroughs. >> many placeswere closed but schools a cross the east coast are closed today. nationwide passengers are stranded across the count trip and today almost 900 flights are canceled including 128 on jet blue and more than 200 on american airlines. the storm also grounded flights at newark's la guardia airport where the snow fal

suspicion activity. >>> the alameda county bomb squad disarmed two explosive devices at a home in newarkey found the explosives while conducting a probation search. they evacuated more than a dozen homes and closed off the street. a special enforcement team is still collecting evidence, and elm street is open to traffic but the investigation continues. >>> a federal judge is considering a lawsuit regarding the so-called speed freak killer's case. the suit was filed by the mother of one of the victims, a girls who remains were found at the bottom of a well in '12. the mother claims certain individuals miss handled the remains of her daughter. she claims they did it by ordering deputies to dig up the remains and they were using heavy equipment. she was 16 years of age when she vanished back in 1985. >>> a little bit of much needed rain is on the way, but the key words, just a little bit. here is a look at satellite. clouds are increasing and the storm remains offshore. here is the core of it. we'll get clipped by the tail end of the system into the morning. by 10:00 the rain is approaching

financial plan in our 10 year plan adapted in february with some new regulatory requirements like newark and federal requirements and our federal cal i placing requirements on us. we assumed 26.9 million in regulatory compliance costs with the standards that are embodied on us by newark and we can. and we've identified an increase for new rules of 32.4 million of up country capital needs to comply with the standards. taken together - >> i'm going to ask you to go back to the challenges slide. >> yes. >> so thank you. i'm hoping that commissioner vietor will consider commenting. i'm looking the memoranda in the passage for the public january 10th >> yes. >> you kind of summarize this in advance. i'm looking at page 6 it's the second paragraph. i'm concerned that we're not listing energy efficiency under challenges especially, since you highlight the build out options that's been identified. the puc budget for the renewable projects and efficiency promotions has fallen from 10 million to 3.3 million in favor of and we're in favor of the following; right? to support rate discounts for custo

one to newark and two to kennedy airport so keep that in rind.ly be the case for the northeast as well. for us, what an opposite. we have a beautiful day shaping up. hazy skies but really comfortable temperatures. out of theb8 thirsts into the . aches sit. let's check your drive. it's kicking up. >> we have an 18-wheeler involved accident on 880 northbound at market in oakland. you can see we have lots of heavy traffic headed into that accident. this will be slowing the next half hour to an hour as they try to get that off of the roadway. we have lots of green on our maps. approaching that specific location. not too bad. but things look very good. in the silicon valley. the trouble is 82. lots of green means things are good to go. >> thank you much. >> time now 6:58. a final check of the top stories starting with san jose police ves gacing the first homicide of the year. it happened about 12:30 this morning on east san antonio street. no word on suspects or possible motive. >> the state department now investigating an arson attack late last nigh

the largest city in the state of new jersey is newark, new jersey. newark, new jersey, was a man you might have heard of. cory booker. cory booker now is no longer the mayor of newark because he's a united states senator now. one of the highest profile democrats in the country. there are not that many people who have jumped from mayor to u.s. senator, but cory booker did that. and the city he jumped from is new jersey's largest. the second largest city in new jersey is jersey city. and jersey city, too, is starting to become known forts

. >>> homes evacuated and streets shut down in newark tonight after police found two homemade devicesuring a probation search, discovered inside the home near the intersection of elm street and sunset boulevard about 2:30 today. again, near newark, sky 7 was over head tonight and the alameda county bomb squad was called out and detonated the bombs with a water device. >>> and san jose officials say an arsonist could be at work in their city because seven suspicious fires have broken out in their are city within two days. near east san antonio street this morning, the firefighters were there after three fires broke out in the span of just an hour, that is why it is so suspicious. the fire started outside the properties. one area homeowner says she is scared about a possible arsonist targeting the neighborhood. >> i didn't realize it was going on in the whole neighborhood. and i am very worried about my renters. >> residents are urged to be vigilant and watch for anything suspicious. >>> and flames seen at a two-story building, one resident ran downstairs to warn businesses on the botto

melissa: why didn't newark go already. >> i think that is in negotiation. governor cuomo has intervened behind the scenes. presume that in new jersey they will ask for a similar deal. melissa: you're not worried about passengers paying so much to go on the plane, so much hassle already, could be last fee pushes them over the edge? >> i'm not convinced this will be passed on to passengers. if it is it will be a fraction of a percent. melissa: it has to go somewhere. you don't think it will passed on to passengers? you don't think orkers will have fewers workers. it has to come from somewhere because these are public companies. they are ceos have to present to the market. >> vast majority of airline passengers this country would happily pay a few more cents in ticket if men and women making flights possible would earn a living wage. melissa: thanks for coming in. >> anytime. melissa: let's bring in union expert for his take on the airport wage increase. thanks so much for joining us. what do you think of what you just heard. >> hey, melissa. thanks for having

in fact, newark airport around 300 flight cancellations.tioned, christine, chicago o'hare has seen a lot of flight cancellations. boston logan airport. wi the bottom line a lot of cancellations that is having a ripple effect for travelers no matter where they are trying to go in the united states. the ticket counter at american airlines really no passengers there. usually passengers are trying to get on the early morning flights. it's desolate. that is an indication that travelers are checking with their airlines and finding out their flights are, indeed, cancelled and just not coming to the airports. good news here. the airlines we know at least american airlines cooperating with passengers, working with them and not charging them cancellation fees and that kind of thing. that certainly is making it a little bit easier on passengers today. >> a big airline when american does that the other airlines tend to follow suit. one thing about the agreement you have when you buy that ticket, they are not obligated to put you on the first available

then at night, i gotta drive around newark lookin' for my runaway daughter. ah...pened to your hand? oh, i was trying out my spray tan for my trip to st. bartleby's next week. oh, miss lemon, how could you do that to your beautiful hands? with your flat, manly milking thumbs and your long, graceful knuckle hair-- thank you, kenneth. ah-choo! are you sick? 'cause i am not getting sick before my trip. the place i go to has private beaches, soft serve ice cream machines, and, after the french custom, people wear dark socks to the beach. it's the one thing i do for myself every year, and i am going. look, i even bought a new swimsuit. what is that?

the snow continuing to push along i-80 back towards philadelphia, newark, delaware, and newark, new jerseyhere flights are delayed up to two and a half hours right now. up towards boston on i-95 territory, if you are on the roadways again, use precaution. temperatures will fall quite a bit, 19 in new york city. to the west of this storm, the winds are gusting up to 31 miles per hour in indianapolis. so blowing drifting snow and diminished visibility a problem out there. >>> a propane shortage really having an effect on thousands of people across the country. they use it to heat their homes. there's no shortage of fuels suppliers are behind in getting deliveries to a lot of states. rez -- residents are being asked to cut down on their usage. >>> coming up, neil young still fighting the establishment. >> we will thank the first nations, for stopping this, if they are able to stop it. >> we'll tell you about his crusade across canada. >>> plus a teacher strike that shut down thousands of universities in nigeria is finally over. >> everyday... at the us - mexican border, someone dies... >> two

. >>> some rough air aloft has sent a united airlines 777 flying from newark to beijing back to newarkfter turbulence hit about 45 minutes into its long flight. there were injuries on board, five of them, all flight attendants, likely because they were on their feet early in the flight while all 189 other passengers were still seated. >>> it is the middle of summer in australia and they're struggling with temperatures in some places reaching 115. the heat sparked wildfires that put a strain on power grids forced a delay of almost four hours at the australian open in melbourne, a move welcomed by the players who had complained about what one of them called inhumane playing conditions in the heat. >>> if you grew up watching tv in the '60s, you knew the show, you knew the theme song, and you knew the character played by russell johnson. he was the professor on "gilligan's island." russell johnson has died. as a young man, he was a decorated combat veteran in world war ii. he flew 44 combat missions as a b-25 pilot, was badly injured when shot down by the japanese. walk home he studied dr

. >>> homes evacuated and streets shut down in newark tonight after police found two homemade devicesuring a probation search, discovered inside the home near the intersection of elm street and sunset boulevard about 2:30 today. again, near newark, sky 7 was over head tonight and the alameda county bomb squad was called out and detonated the bombs with a water device. >>> and san jose officials say an arsonist could be at work in their city because seven suspicious fires have broken out in their are city within two days. near east san antonio street this morning, the firefighters were there after three fires broke out in the span of just an hour, that is why it is so suspicious. the fire started outside the properties. one area homeowner says she is scared about a possible arsonist the t realize it was going. on in the whole neighborhood. and i am very worried about my renters. >> residents are urged to be vigilant and watch for anything suspicious. >>> and flames seen at a two-story building, one resident ran downstairs to warn businesses on the bottom floor. >> i ran back up stairs

the seahawks flew in an hour ago at newark. they are having issues because the 12th man flag was stuck on the plane, ripping a whole in the flag. it's not good. the sea hawk franchise is making a second appearance, but none of the counter players have super bowl experience. the broncos arrived earlier at newark, making their seventh appearance, all eyes on peyton manning, looking to capture a second super bowl title. both teams are staying in new jersey. coincidence, a championship is on the line. imagine walking away with a chance to play. that's in john moffat decided to leave the money and the fame and the pain and dangers of playing in football. michael eaves spoke to the former bronco and seattle sea hawk about that decision. >> a big thing was physical health. another was a lost passion for the game. got tired of playing it, and there are a lot of other reasons. things i saw in the n.f.l. that i was sick of and didn't want to deal with it. i think it was, you know, a total combination of those things that made me walk awa

. >>> homes evacuated and streets shut down in newark tonight after police found two homemade devicesuring a probation search, discovered inside the home near the intersection of elm street and sunset boulevard about 2:30 today. again, near newark, sky 7 was over head tonight and the alameda county bomb squad was called out and detonated the bombs with a water device. >>> and san jose officials say an arsonist could be at work in their city because seven suspicious fires have broken out in their are city within two days. near east san antonio street this morning, the firefighters were there after three fires broke out in the span of just an hour, that is why it is so suspicious. the fire started outside the properties. one area homeowner says she is scared about a possible arsonist targeting the neighborhood. >> i didn't realize it was going on in the whole neighborhood. and i am very worried about my renters. >> residents are urged to be vigilant and watch for anything suspicious. >>> and flames seen at a two-story building, one resident ran downstairs to warn businesses on the botto

in newark had an incredible river, the passaic river running through newark and new jersey that is sopolluted right now, that not only will it cost this federal government as well as the state government as well as past polluters, trying to chase them down in legal fees and legal costs, millions and tens of millions and hundreds of millions of dollars to ever get that river cleaned up enough, but it also killed entire industries. everywhere around my state dozens and dozens of super fund sites that we are paying for as a population -- i am all for the power of markets. but this idea that we are privatizing profits and socializing costs has got to stop. and the pain and suffering of especially poor populations is something that you cannot put a price tag on. what would it mean for people in america to live in a place where you can't plant in your ground to grow vegetables in your back yards? we did urban agriculture in my city, acres of it, and we could not go into the ground. we had to put the soil on top. who is paying that cost? what does it mean in a city when you're separated from

the good thing about newark is that it's right next to metlife stadium. you can almost walk there. it's not that closeespecially because it's going to be freezing cold toobut it's nice and convenient so united has not only added more flights but they've added bigger aircraft. so they are flying triple 7's from seattle and from denver. >>they've done this for super bowls in past years. are there any other eventsquick turnarounds, sudden announcementsthat you've ever heard of that the airlines respond to by adding flights? >>for sure. if there is a big weather delay or cancellation and they had to cancel a flight from the caribbean to the northeast they will bring in a much bigger or larger jet. instead of maybe an a320, they'll bring in a triple 7 if they can just to help capacity. usually when there's an olympics or the world cup or any kind of major event, they do it. >>this really wasn't a problem not too many years ago since they've changed their flight arrangements. now, fewer flights in the air and fewer available seats. >>when the airlines went through that big financial cris

1,700 flights nation wood including between sfo and major east coast airports such as new york and newark liberty, and philadelphia, and washington, dc. >> again, it has to do with the weather. here, though, it is clear as day. >> most areas it is clear. the clouds are bringing the visibility to near zero at half moon bay. this morning, it is moving through kentucky and tennessee and look how it is just gliding look the mid-atlantic bringing snow to washington, dc, 4 itch to 6", and up to 10" of snow in new york and best will get snow so the population pelt is going to get hit by a good storm. check ahead before you fly that way. here is our day planner at home: we are looking at temperatures 30's inland and low-to-mid 40's around the bay and clouds clinging to the cost for the morning especially near half moon bay. they are not everywhere but they concentrated there. we are jumping into the upper 50's to low 60's by noon with high cloud passing through the sky and a lot like yesterday, mid-to-upper 60's through 4:00, and a peaceful evening with tranquil temperatures. moving forward, anot

out at newark. there are no in-coming flights until 4:15.hey are being held at their locations not even allowed to take off to land in newark. so i say as the day has progressed things have gotten a little bit better, but the temperatures are still so cold even though it's not stopped snowing, tony, at 10:00 this morning. >> so it's bitter cold, i can see that around you. i'm wondering, you know, is there anyone out there having a bit of fun? it is the first snow of the season. kids didn't have school today. have you seen any folks actually enjoying the inconvenience that the snow brings? >> yes, yes, we have. we have seen lots of children out here at the park having a great time with their parents. caution, not to stay out too long regardless of how many layers you have on, it is bitterly cold. let's talk a little bit more, tony, about how dangerously cold it is. the city here really made a concerted effort to address the problem of how many homeless people there are, and telling people if you see folks who need help, call the police. there

newark airport has the most cancellations on the board. chicago o'hare airport has the most delays at this hour. we are keeping an eye on things here in the dmv area as well. as far as the skies go, we checked for you. according to flight aware.com, reagan national canceled 34 flights and bwi has 32 cancel and dulles has 43 flights canceled this morning. those numbers could go up. if you are planning to fly out of town, check your flight status before you leave home. we will keep you up to date on the winter storm and the impact. our web team will make sure you know everything as you head out the door. logon to nbcwashington.com to see where the storm is and what the impact is and what the roads are look and what schools and governments may be closed through the day today. any impact they might have any the weekend. the winter storm is impacting more than just our area. some places see it a lot worse. hey snow to blame for power outages and near white out conditions. we will check it out in other areas and the wind knocking out electricity

kennedy and newark and washington, dc. >> good news, not a "spare the air" day.ortunately, it will be dry and probably our ninth consecutive day with record high temperatures. the latest numbers are in the seven-day forecast. >> it is quiet. we have extra traffic which is different from yesterday but we have a report of a fire bun -- burning off of 680 in fremont. >> a colorado skier who ignored all the warning signs of a dangerous avalanche was in a potentially deadly situation. this video from a camera mounted on the helmet captured each moment before, during and through an avalanche. he watched as the snow opened up into a full-blown avalanche. he escaped unharmed and says he learned an important lesson about heeding the warnings. >> 5:26. the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including more on the police shooting in east oakland that injured one person and what we just learned of the investigation. >> developing overnight flames chase a dozen people out of their south bay apartment complex and what made this i just served my mother-in-la

it's part of essex county, newark and its surroundings. the top political player in essex county is a guy named dodi vin shen zo. he's a democrat, the product of the old northward of newark political machine and that man are and have been two of christie's top democratic allies. a huge reason he's been able to get things through the legislature. joe endorsed chris christie for re-election last year. probably not the most prominent democratic allies for christie in the state. belleville is in his county. could you look at a mayor of belleville, a town of 35,000 endorsing christie in his town getting the senior project but you're looking at something i think bigger at work potentially which is this town sits at the epicenter of the christie crates if you will of north jersey. this town is in joe's backyard close to the northward political machine. all of that is right around here. you're talking about $6 million in sandy money getting steered towards a long-planned project. the key to understanding this senior project is -- >> what's your un

that is why i say what happened in newark as an expression of this trend. andy stern the guy who created the force for what it is said and i "making the look said a quite -- correctly that essay used singly the most powerful warsh united states. he is right and we will have to deal with this into the future. >> please join me in thanking fred siegel. [applause] >> fred will be signing books outside and for c-span audience. thank you. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the teachers that are trying to close the gap are dealing with such a hard problem. after reading the book i write a disclaimer that says this is making the assumption that no one is going to fix anything outside of the school. no one is going to do anything about the poverty of the racism or anything. can you close the gap and put all of the burden on the teachers and the principals? they are not getting that message. that is not the message from the schools. the school is like you have an inner-city african-american kid and a white suburban kid in second gra

this shows you all the cancellations that are currently taking place just at newark. are cancellations. and the delays and the list just goes on and on. particularly to those flights that are going into the midwest region. and what you have to understand is what is now happening in aviation. have you conflicting different priorities. first of all, you've got the airlines that want to get some key flights out. long haul. hong kong, london, singapore. you want to get your big international flights gone because they will create more problems for you because you haven't got as many frequencies. then you've got to get the runways and taxiways clear. you've got to the ensure the safe operation of the airline. but also, you now need to start proactively canceling flights on saturday. sunday, maybe even into monday so that you can rebuild the schedule as fast as possible when conditions can become normal again. that's what the airlines are absolutely expert at doing. they've done this many times. it's a sophisticated complicated operation. look, suzanne, no doubt about it. if

newark, jfk. they are having cancellations.get them, we'll continue to watch that as well. >> would you like your snow shoveled? some say yes, some say no. >> of course bad weather can be a business opportunity. an entrepreneur shoveling snow in detroit charges 15 disease to shovel. five extra for the driveway. business is good, he wants to make $100 for new skate board. he is halfway toward his goal. >> that's money well spent. if you live where you need shovel jeremy would be hired like that. >> he needs to inflate his prices when these storm systems come around. we're going to hit the 60s and 70s and look at this beautiful sunrise over san who kay. you can see our air quality better off though it is a fair the air day. temperatures in the 60s, comfortable conditions for us. unfortunately throughout the weekend it's going to start to drop off it in the until sunday. saturday looks good in san francisco, oakland, livermore, san jose all bringing in the upper 60s. and hey, don't forget 49ers, green bay, what could be the coldes

the poor kid from newark was stepping out on fifth avenue. years ago, even contemplated going to europe to buy old master paintings? >> no, absolutely not. you know, it came with earning the amount of money i was earning at the time. >> was it your idea, or were you invited to join the board of the whitney? >> oh, it was not my idea at all. i was invited to join the board, and i never made a board meeting. >> but you were invited because they like having really rich guys on the board. >> i assume it wasn't for my knowledge of art. [laughter] [ticking] >> coming up, dennis kozlowski and his extravagant lifestyle. donald trump called your behavior tacky. >> tacky. tacky from donald trump? >> that's ahead, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] aflac! aflac! got 'em. ♪ yeah, he's clean, boss. now listen to me, duck. i have an associate that met with, uh, an unfortunate accident. while he's been incapacitated, somebody's been paying him cash. now, is this your doing? aflac? now, if i met with some such accident, would aflac pay me? ♪ nice. th

newark, new jersey. and you know who decides what the minimum wage is for people who work at those three new york-area airports? it's these guys. remember them? the port authority of new york and new jersey. yes. same guys. it's the port authority of chris christie bridge scandal fame. the "new york daily news" has been pressing and pressing recently for airport workers at the three new york-area airports to get a raise. pressing the port authority to do something about that because they can. well, after the state of the union, it worked. kind of. the executive director of the port authority, who's not appointed by chris christie, he's on the new york side who he was appointed by andrew cuomo, democratic governor of new york. the executive director of the port authority sent this letter calling on the airlines who operate at those airports to immediately effect an increase in the hourly wage paid to the lowest paid employees at the airport. with a phase-in to, say it with me, $10.10 an hour. "the port au

all of these flights are out of newark, milwaukee, chicago, boston, and jfk. >> i -- a couple of days to know friday. yeah. so the flight canceled. >> reporter: because of what the weather? >> yeah the weather in boston. >> reporter: so what have you done for the last how many days? >> i mean -- like friday, saturday, sunday until now. so -- four days. >> reporter: this was the next time you can get a flight out? >> yeah this is the first time -- they transferred me from oakland to san fran. >> reporter: so that's one of the worst case scenarios right there. but a lot of people in the same boat. 19 airlines canceled flights here at sfo yesterday. but fortunately today it's looking like those flights are going to be rescheduled. again. live at sfo, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> and a couple of new accidents we are watching. here's the look at your kcbs traffic. the worst is coming into heyward. it's northbound 880 approaching industrial parkway. one car is facing the wrong way in the center divide. another car is off to the right hand shoulder. we're not seeing any s