i just got off the phone with phil martin from the bay area air quality district look for a particulate reduction. we can not do business as it was in the past. we are dying. if you look at under the definition of the environmental justice no community should bear a disproportionate burden of contaminatation or pollution and bay view hunters point is only 13 percent of the land mass and yet 20 materials are exclusively in bay view hunters point that's why we're opposed to the implosion if you look at the studies throughout the world if you have ever been to candlestick park and been to a game you know the wind blows. if willy mays is playing at some other stadium he would have broken the records a long time ago. allow me a little bit of indulge ance we're asking that the methodology be changed all together. we're also asking for particularly in terms of creative because we do not have enforcement of the law in bay view hunters point. you just look the other way. we're asking for innovation that we expand under article 22 section b, 124 rule and regulations and also section 124 -- 1247 o

phil reese, al jazeera. >> the man who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in 2012 will not face federal hate crime charges. george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin as he was walking home. zimmerman has's said it was an act of self defense. charging him with violating federal civil rights laws. >>> the controversial oil pipeline is under rm extreme issue now. >> the pipeline has been vetoed and now the wait continues. the u.s. president has already laid out the criteria for his approval. >> our national interest will be served only if this project does not exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution. >> the president said canadian tar sands would be developed regardless. now the environmental protection agency has said maybe not because of the drop in oil prices right now it wouldn't be profitable. their warning that tar sands create 17% more greenhouse gas than more crude. that would be equivalent to adding 5.7 million cars or 7.8 coal fired power plants. it's not anything but the economics. this is more about politics than any impact the final decision will have. >> so i think it's more symbolic for politics than it is for the economics of oil a

martin, ryan, and brian todd for their intrepid winter reporting. >>> by the way, if you are just over it, hello, welcome to the club. i have some bad news for, you groundhog punxsutawney phil, that rodent with a mean streak? he's done it to us again. that means the forecast is for six more weeks of winter. it's an annual appearance. i'm getting tired of it, though. rarely does it bring good news today. oh, phil, phil, phil. >>> okey-dokey, super bowl fans trying to fly back to boston may be out of luck. just along with about everybody else out there, no such luck. thousands and thousands of flights are canceled. see the sea of red? we're going to explain who's in, who's out and who is stuck and staying put. yoyour friends have your back. your dog's definitely got your back. but who's got your back when you need legal help? we do. we're legalzoom, and over the last 10 years, we've helped millions of people protect their families and run their businesses. we have the right people on-hand to answer your questions, backed by a trusted network of attorneys. so visit us today for legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. sunday dinners at my house... it's a ful

martin is back with us again this morning. looking better than ever. quality hat, you look like punxsutawney phil there with that thing on.it like today? >> you know i had to get this just in case my mom is watching. so it is much better today, chris, thanks very much. although as you point out, we are suffering under the bitter cold that you're talking about. it is very very cold here. the low last night, 4 degrees, the wind though that's the real blessing. it has stopped blowing. it is still below zero with the wind chill here but it's a breeze not that blast we were dealing with yesterday. all told cleveland got about anywhere from 8-13 inches. that means that cleveland is about five inches ahead of what is the normal seasonal snowfall. but everything else is get back to normal. schools are back open the airports operating close to normal except for the flights coming from the east coast. and you've got everybody else showing up for work traffic is back to a normal pattern, so they're recovering and recovering very well i should point out, more snow is scheduled to start falling tonight and over next couple of nights.