hearing to a tentative agreement to the united presence of the united states and canada local 38 unit union of allied workers and shop hands local 66 and national local one hundred four and 377 and the earth metal and glass workers local 17 and teamsters local 153 and local 776 and machinist the common craft may i have have month to month. >> mr. superintendant can i ask the director to please present and commend him on the color choices of his tie (laughter). >> thank you. superintendent board are the requested action the board of education of the san francisco unified school district be public hearing and adopt the agreement and the related disclosures documents thank you there are no public speakers ohoh - i'm sorry you have had to submit a card in order to speak pubically on the item comments from the board commissioner wynns. >> i want to inform everyone that i'll be abstaining with the conflict of interest my husband is a member of the local 377 and want the members of the board to know that. >> thank you commissioner wynns if there are no further comments roll call vote please. ms. s

new at 11-- the united steelworkers union went on strike today at oil facilities around the country. and many others may join in the days ahead. the union called for a strike after a fourth contract offer was rejected. about 400 unionized employees at the tesoro refinery in martinez went on strike. the strike is not about wages. but workers say it's about the oil industry's greed and how money is more important to them than the health and safety of their employees. someone sent us a link via facebook to the usw oil workers facebook: https:/www.facebook.com/oilbarga ining?fref=nf today the family of a man murdered in the woods held a memorial hike. david runzel was the teacher and avid hiker killed on the huckleberry regional preserve trail in december. two hundred people showed up to the event including his family, members of his church, and friends. they wanted to honor his memory. ruenzel's murder has not been solved and no arrests made. there is a twenty-five thousand dollar reward for information leading to the killer. oakland police released a sketch of two men who are persons o

>>darya: as part of a nationwide contract dispute with the united steelworkers union. >> jackie sisselall purposes it looks like it is still fully operational but as it said about 400 workers are more to go on strike as soon as they can safely shut down the store refinery here in martinez not the union a united steelworkers called for the strike not only here but at eight other refineries yesterday at 12 for one and here at the refinery about 400 of those united steelworkers that will all strike as i said it was shut down its refinery safely are about half of the edge of down to maintenance to the estimate would take about three to four days to finally get this thing completely shut down before i completely go out on strike. >> jackie sissel: market with the management is the problem and they have offered four different contracts to have all been rejected by the union the union says that the problem is not wages right now its safety and staffing levels that are in the concern here and especially here at the store refinery in martinez. we have not seen any of the union workers out on a

united steel workers union demanding more pay and stronger benefits. joining us from the sister network, lauren? >> the united steel union goes on strike for the first time since 1980. it represents 30000 workers. >> the walk outs mostly in texas and california. and represent 10th of the american capacity. two-thirds of the refining capacity. workers are looking for a new national contract represented by shell here. and oil prices are cut in half and energy companies slashing the budget and they may not have as much leverage and them being fed up could cause the prices to go up. the national average today is 2.06. a week ago. 2.03. >> exxon mobile profits are down six percent. this is still managed to beat expectation. kson cutting the share buy back program a third. >> jon back to you. >> lauren, thank you very much. >> and a new report detailing a mission between the u.s. and israel cooperating to take out a top hesbollah terrorist. we'll speak with a former cian officer about it. threats are always evolving. at first we were protecting networks. then

more unified, antiwar movements, which is what is going on in russia and ukraine tonight the union -- two unites the union movement. using not prop up black communities and making sure that those who are in poverty can raise their standard of living. host: caller, thank you. guest: ok, so that was a little complex. i think i got the gist of it, but what you need to know about morehouse on that issue is we have, for many many years basically from the start emphasized servant leadership. servant leadership. so we don't have a narrow concern. obviously, we have a concern about the experience of the african-american male. we believe the image of the african-american male has been distorted towards a brokenness narrative. so we are always going to be concerned about that and want to do something about it, but we have never been narrow. dr. king, obviously, wrote about chaos over community. that was not a local viewpoint. that was not a georgia viewpoint, or regional, or even an american viewpoint. it was global. concern about the global community. so we have set out graduates all over the world who h

the striking employees belong to the united steelworkers union that represents workers at 65 plants around the country. >>> the strike is impacting a bay area refinery the plant in martinez. it is still operating tonight but they say they are in the process of shutting it down. that process is supposed to take at least 24 hours. once it shuts down experts don't expect to see an immediate spike in gas prices but if the strike drags out, watch out. >> if the strike goes on for awhile the refineries can not continue to run at their normal level. and, we may start to see a supply shortage. >> they have not put out a statement on the strike. but they have a plan in place. >>> a push to build another b.a.r.t tunnel under the bay is gaining momentum tonight. sanfrancisco mayor edlee want to add a tunnel. it will help with service and ease problems in another tunnel. it would not happen soon and not cheap , it could cost $12 billion to build and take decades. the first step fist the planning process would not begin before 2017. >>> a san francisco first, the struggling record the city set for janu

union workers and management. >> what do we want? >> fair contracts. >> reporter: that's what it looked like in southern california yesterday. the united steel workers' union is on strike at nine oil refineries. mostly in california and texas. the strike is in response to a breakdown in contract talks between the union and shell oil. which is serving as the lead company in national negotiations. the tesoro plant in martinez has more than 400 workers. they plan to join the strike as soon as the refinery can be shut down safely. and that's probably going to happen sometime today. one local expert says gas prices will not likely go up immediately. but if the strike drags on, expect to pay more. >> if the strike goes on a long time, we might start to see prices rise. because some of the refineries probably won't be able to keep up their usual production. and in california runs on a very tight supply demand balance. >> reporter: the topics in the dispute include wages, health care costs, safety, and the use of contractors in staffing. by the way this is the largest worker walkout in the industry in 30 years. live in martinez, ryan takeo, kp

refinery in martinez have been walking the picket lines as part of a national strike by the united steelworkers union upset about unsafe conditions and nurses are advocating for the health of the refinery workers. >>> milpitas police are looking for this man in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed a 14-year-old girl. investigators say 23-year-old alex alcazar is the registered owner of a 1992 cadillac el dorado that struck a garbage truck last week. the car was discovered a quarter mile away on fire and with a girl's body nearby. police are still trying to piece together the events and hope alcazar can fill them in. >>> three tickets matched all six numbers in last night's powerball lottery. the winners will split $564 million. it was third largest jackpot in powerball history. the winning tickets were sold in north carolina, puerto rico and texas. one ticket did sell in san leandro though. it matched all but the powerball number, that's worth $1.5 million. >>> president obama is coming to the bay area this evening and cyber security is on his mind. mr. obama will be speaking about hacking

the united steelworkers union which represents the oil workers says royal dug shell has halted talkser the union rejected the company's latest proposal. shell would like to restart the discussions. the company and other plant operators activated strike contingency plans to keep their factors operational. guys, back over to you. >> we'll see how it affects capacity. thank you very much, landon. >>> a follow-up to the newly released batched e-mail sent between pg&e and the state public utilities commission. 65,000 e-mails were released, some take a stop at t.u.r.n., a group that is critical of pg&e after the san bruno blast. one e-mail from pg&e executive to then puc executive director paul klanton asked if he'd speak publicly against t.u.r.n. >>> it is 4:47 right now. lots of folks on this monday wiping the sleep out of their eyes thinking great game last night but now i need to find out what i need to be prepared for this week. for this information we look to meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning sam, laura, everybody at home. temperatures are chilly to start. grab a coat th

the united steel workers union is on strike at oil facilities around the country. union members may be joining them in coming days. the union called for a strike after a fourth contract offer was rejected. about 400 employees at the tesoro refinery in martinez are off the job. they say it's not about money - but claim health and safety problems are at the heart of dispute. so far, the strike is not affecting gas prices. . but there are signs that the falling gas prices we're enjoying -- could be levelling off. the price of crude oil rose by more than a dollar and a quarter a barrel today. that's the third day in a row prices have gone up. it's only a matter of time before that increase is passed on to consumers. super bowl 49 will forever be remembered for that play -- and the "play calling" that led up to it. now -- the bay area is ready for the super bowl spotlight. santa clara is hosting super bowl 50 next year. many of the events planned for fans. will be in san francisco. kron4's j-r stone talked to santa clara's mayor -- about what organizers are focusing on.

> workers in martinez have been striking at tesoro as part of a national movement by the united steelworkers unionr unsafe conditions. >>> when was the last time your car insurance company asked about your job or if you had a college degree? well, on the consumerwatch, julie watts says some are questioning the legality of asking those questions. >> geico, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> reporter: a popular line from a popular commercial so we tested it out. in 15 minutes i discovered i could save 20% based various questions, the only three differentiating factors between this insurance quote for $141 and this one for $112. >> geico is misleading a large number of consumers. >> reporter: the consumer federation of california says there's another issue with their price quoting system. >> they program their websites to produce quotes that are faults, that are illegal, and that are discriminatory. >> reporter: according to this complaint, the company's misleading customers about the amount of auto coverage they are required to have in california. he says good drivers who are

it could get as high as 64% if we do see all of the united steelworkers union refineries the terminalse pipelines, if they all get hit by this strike action, we could see 64% hit. it looks like more strikes could be called. more refineries are thinking about standing up and taking this position because they are not getting anywhere in their contract negotiations. shell negotiates on behalf of and they are locking heads. five contracts have been offered up and rejected. what do they want? better pay and better protection of this none your workers and getting their jobs and better health. not an agreement here. when we saw it before we saw three months of action back in 1980. they are really worried. what trouble upstream and downstream and how are companies reacting? >> we have the key negotiator here, when he got a statement saying we are committed to resolving this and we want to go back to the negotiation table. what of the companies affected and settled we have plans in place tuition ensure we are not hit too badly. continued operation. in place to ensure we are not hit too badly. t

workers at the tesoro refinery have been striking as part of a national movement by the united steelworkers union upset about unsafe conditions. refinery workers say fires, emissions, leaks and explosions put their lives in danger. without the striking workers, the refinery shut down last week. meanwhile, tesoro says it will use the facility as a terminal to store oil. >>> bay area pediatricians are seeing a rush of patients because of the measles outbreak around the country. the peninsula pediatric medical group in burlingame says a lot of concerned parents are calling to check if their child is up to date on his shots. parents who once were hesitant about vaccines are now having second thoughts. >> now when you have a case where you have multiple cases popping up and it's starting to hit closer to home then people say okay, this is a good time to do it, i now see that risk for my child. >> and the doctor says his office is keeping track of unvaccinated patients to make sure they have not been exposed to measles. >>> it is 4:56 right now. major labor disputes brings gridlock to west coast seapor

union will harm relations with the guest. robert mugabe said on friday that it's not his business what the west says and does. the 90-year-old is subject to travel bans by the united states and union. the bans put into place after accusations that his ruling party used violence and intimidation to win elections. >> punjab is hoping to use and raise money for their olympic team. >> reporter: this female travelled 100km from her home town to compete in what is known as india's rural olympics. this is a big deal. preparing for the 400m sprint. >> translation: this is part of my training for an upcoming national event. crucial to part of the national team. they win a medal for india. >> competition is tough. they want to impress the coaches who over the years fostered dozens of olympians on the track. >> translation: podium winners are nationally recognised athletes. one participate won a medal but couldn't train here. this competition is not just a small event, it's a national meet of the highest standard. >> not every ech is serious business. beating the competition brings the participants reward. >> for 79 years, this brought athletic talent to india's attention. i

. >> the nationwide walk out begone when talks between the united steel workers union and shell oil, lead negotiator between the countries broke down, setting the stage for the largest strike in the u.s., since 1980. >> there are quite a few on the line who are terrified. >> absolutely. >> it's a very strange time. it's anxious for all of us. in the past decade. hundreds of workers were killed on the job. hiring more union workers make the work place safer. >> we have good wages and benefits. we work in a dangerous environment. and so for us it's about staffing levels. if you can't go home the way you came in, it's not worth it. >> the b.p. refineries are operating using replace. workers. the company told us in a statement: university of toledo law reform implications. >> the interesting thing is gas prices have gone to lows that we have not seen in decades. if there was a significant change this prices, they'd go up. that wouldn't affect everyone. >> i want everything to be fair, it's important to me. i want to go to work, come home and see my children. >> so far they have not reach

united states. when the soviet union disappeared, i thought that it was about time that we cubans started talking toer. the cold war was over. the difference between the united states and soviet union was over. i thought the future ofht cuba would continue going on as it has been going on i thought it was time cubans started talking to each other in a civic dialogue that would someday bring about normalization, civil rights, political rights to the cuban people. unfortunately, that has not happened, and the reason it has not happened is for the same reason that the embargo is still in place because the cuban government does not want the embargo lifted, nor does it want to bring any opening to the political situation of cuba. so what is for a simple cuban to do? continue arguing the point continue telling that we must have a dialogue with the cuban people, continue saying that after the two or three historical figures in cuba are dead and there's only two or three that are still walking around, changes will come about. and they're going to be generational changes. and the united states government and

the united steelworkers union called for a strike after a fourth contract offer was rejected about 400loyees at the martinez refinery are off the job. >>reporter: caught in a while the fact the release of the reason weatherspoon will be wild about a woman's solo hike on the pacific crest trail as so many people wanting to hike the famed mexico do kadar route than new permits and hiker limits are being put into place. the pacific crest trail association announced today it will only allow 50 are 50 hikers to set out from san diego county each day. hikers will have to schedule their start date and check the crowd through an online application process the trial starts near campo california and stretches 2,650 mi. to the canadian border. the trellis association said the apartments are meant to spread the hikers out in recent years the assembly began doing the same thing craft don't. palme as are required to the time when the cable or up the cable allow hikers to scale half domes safely. a maximum of 300 hikers are lack of their per day from mid may to mid october to reduce crowding. >>repor

nearly 4,000 members of the united steelworkers union walked off the job sunday at nine sites, which supply about 10% of the country's refining capacity. one refinery in california has shut down, while managers at several other sites have taken over operations. the strike comes after union negotiators rejected an offer from shell, which is leading contract talks on behalf of major firms including exxon mobil, bp and chevron. united still workers says the oil industry "the richest in the world," saying it could afford to address problems, including unsafe staffing levels dangerous conditions which lead to fires, leaks and explosions . here in new york, employees of a top legal nonprofit providing services to the poor have gone on strike. dozens of attorneys and other employees of mfy legal services have walked off the job to demand fair pay, family leave, and manageable workloads amidst high turnover and an increasing number of cases. employees say managers have taken illegal steps against the union, including eavesdropping at a meeting. freed al jazeera journalist peter greste has sp

. >> james:members of the united steelworkers union are on strike at oil facilities around the country >> james:about 400 unionized employees at the tesoro refinery in martinez are taking part in the strike. >> james:the union called for a strike after a fourth contract offer was rejected. >> james:workers say the strike is about greed in the oil industry. and how money is more important to oil companies than the health and safety of employees. >> james:today is the first day san francisco residents can register to rent out their homes for short-stay travelers as part of a new law involving air b-n-b. >> james:air b-n-b is a service where people can post their homes or apartments for rental. and travelers can book a stay while they're on vacation. >> james:people in san francisco will be able to use the service to rent out homes, but from now on, they must first register with the city. >> james:we'll be hearing from punxsutawney phil later this morning. >> james:pennsylvania's famed groundhog is expected to emerge from his lair in front of thousands of revelers. >> james:according to a

if the union splits then the revolution was pointless. then the united states is pointless. and i'll tell you why. because as soon as you break up the union, well what's to stop the fragmentation from continuing. >> well, it will continue. that's what lincoln would have said. what do you get when you get a disunited states. you take union for granted now. we don't define awlorng sectional lines any more. well, we do actually, but on a micro level, i've been taught there are a lots of lewd people in the red states. >> i don't believe many people believe in secession any more. >> here's the dilemma it's the collective security problem. and in an an arcy which is the technical word an anarchy, we achive some kind of temporary quill ib reum, those states are in nature with each other, which means a state of war. they may not be fighting but one day they will. during the period of the founding in the 1780s this was the great argument. you need to strengthen the union, and make it more perfect lest the united states become disunited and become an image of europe. why did we even bo

. >>> spokesman for north america's largest industrial union united steel workers. >> the plain thing we want people to understand is this is not good financial. this is not financial strike. it's about safety going home to our wives and our children. we live in the communities that these refineries are built in. some of the biggest concerns are the fatigue standards where people are worked long hours and lot of days in a row. we had an agreement for a fatigue policy, but it's not being followed or implemented properly. we have a lot of contracting out. when i first started in this industry 35 years ago i went to a four year apprenticeship school. we feel people coming to work are not qualified or safe but there are no checks or balances that we can find that forecast out. we are hoping that the industry will listen to what we're saying and give people an opportunity to learn these jobs and for us to teach and do these jobs. >> the united nations envoy to yemen say on mon jamal abdel malek, jamal el sleighal has shayal. has more. >> they haven't given their final answer. they say they

the workers are taking part in a walk out by the united steel workers union and refineries in california texas and connecticut. working conditions and staffing are said to be unsafe and the company is offering a fair contract. united states oil surprises rose over concerns on supply but the increase probably will not last until the strike goes nationwide. >> government updated the number of measles cases detected so far. the centers for disease control reports 102 indicates in -- cases in 14 states. 91 cases are confirmed in california mostly linked to disney outbreak with patients in san mateo and santa clara and alameda and marin counties. officials warn against the trend by some not to vaccinate saying getting the shot is the best way to prevent measles. >> the biggest stars if hollywood will get together for a lunch. the lunch is in their honor and bradley cooper and expected to be there along with clint eastwood and oprah. >> we remind you that abc7 is the oscar station. you can watch the david alward -- academy awards on sunday, february 22 right here on abc7. >> meteorologist mike

the labor issue involves the united steelworkers union. a breakdown in negotiations -- refinery plant still in operation, but this is a situation. >> su keenan is joining us with the commodities report. the winter storm battering the northeastern united states is expected to leave as much as 16 inches of snow in the boston area. the storm already dumped up to a foot and a half of snow in the chicago area, and blanketed much of the planes in the midwest. american airlines, us airways and the regional airways have canceled almost 1800 flights today. an advocacy group focused on public awareness of domestic violence aired and add of a woman calling 911 to order pizza to covertly report partner abuse. the nfl donated the spot. street smart anchor chris regan joins me now. i talked to a media partners member, and he said it is more damage control than anything. >> i have been in damage control mode from the very beginning, back when they only gave ray rice two games. for his suspension. i think that the reality here is for better or for worse, l

>>mark: members of the united steelworkers union are on strike at the facilities around the nation aboutted and police are second part in the strike the union kron 4 works out of the fourth contract offer was rejected work the seventh strike is about greed in the oil industry and how money is more towards all companies in the health and safety of employees will fall the latest in a live report from the scene a little bit later san francisco has a brand new medical study 10 years in the making it the ucsf mission made a medical center that opened yesterday. mike pelton-with a stuffed animal by her side 16 year- old took historic evidence ride i really like it if she is not a brand new use yes f medical center to help trigger bomb of painucsf all rooms are single rooms there are having all bathrooms. >> reporter: some from the u.s.--ucsf patients american the 4 mi. trip through the streets of san francisco to the new 1.5 mission bay medical center where open for business the new mission bay medical center host of women's and cancer hospital and the entire ucsf children hospital a lot of te

that's where 800 members of the united steals workers union went on strike at a facility in carson. it's among several refineries mostly in california and texas where they are striking. one refiney is the plant in martinez where more than 400 people work. they plan to join the strike when the refinery can be safely shut down likely to happen sometime today. one local expert says gas prices will not likely go up immediately but if the strike drags on, expect to pay more. >> if the strike goes on a long time we might see prices rise because some of the refineries probably won't be able to keep up the usual production. and in california runs on a very tight supply demand balance. >> the main issues include wages, health care costs safety and the use of contractors and staffing. >>> it's snowing in boston right now. but no matter fans are still on a super bowl high after last night's dramatic pats win. right there the moment foxborough mass they won 28-24. just a few minutes earlier, though, the crowd at the sports bar was quiet when a yard away from victory but the pats made a crucial

. >> we know that the united emirates union pulled out after the capture of kassasbeh. they're hoping that this will have an impact on the jordanian public and arabs all over the world. they're outraged at the brutality and cruelty of this killing. that will give the government more support to ally themselves with the u.s. campaign against isil. it should be short term, but as we see in amman the government is trying to build on that support and mobilize in order to strike at isil further. that will bring countries like jordan at the center. jordan is not far away on the boards of iraq. isil is present there is isil in syria which borders for jordan. there is a big risk, but they're defiant that they will go after isil despite this killing. >> thank you. >> fighting between ukrainian forces and pro-russian rebels in eastern ukraine has claimed more lives in the separatist held city of dontesk two were killed when shells hit near a hospital. more than 5,000 people have been killed in ukraine's nine-month nine-month-long conflict. there has been an escalation of fighting

. >> the international president of the united steelworkers union during a conference call last month told reporters that they are going to push for no fast track. what if they are going to have fast track, it has to be one that part text jobs stop does giving president obama trade promotion authority fast track as it is known, does that compromise american jobs? >> the fasttrack is a process question. the trade agreements themselves are what we need to focus on. the fast-track process gives trade negotiators the strength and muscle to go out and get the best deal to protect jobs here and make sure it is a fair high standards enforceable agreement. that is what we need to have. we could agreement don't protect jobs away strong agreements do. protecting international -- protecting intellectual property strengthens jobs. i think he is talking about something that is important. he should have as much confidence in president obama as i do to negotiate the best possible deal. >> how firmly should the u.s. address pacific rim trade negotiations? is a goal to get a deal done and leave the fi

coming from the united states, african union and countries including france, great britain europe to help us work out the problem that we will put at the disposal of the african union whip will increase the security council in order to give us the -- and any country to help us so that we can eradicate boko haram. >> you are saying that the regional countries are not capable of taking on the might of boko haram? >> our military have always been protecting our frontier, our borders. right now, there is no -- ready to fight to the last drop of their blood to protect the nation but this doesn't mean we have been successful in eradicating boko haram. the reason why we have to ask them to eradicate boko haram the african union have decided to stand in the front 7,500 troops. we need information we need equipment, also to increase efficiency. >> are you calling for just information and equipment as you say or do you also want boots on the ground? >> well, we need to understand that boko haram is an outgrowth of international terrorism. they are hiding behind religion to pretend that they ar

the head of the san francisco's police department narcotics union -- unit. speaker: good morning, supervisors. it's hern, but that's okay. it's only a last night. i'm not here to give a presentation, but i'm here to represent the san francisco police department and express our support for this ordinance. prescription drug abuse diversion drug overdoses are increasing in the united states. this ordinance is an important step to address this complex problem. safe, convenient and proper destruction of unused or expired medications is a key step to prevent diversion or drug abuse. this ordinance will help prevent prescription medication from falling into our children's hands or polluting the environment. and the san francisco police department is happy to continue collecting prescription medications at the ten district stations and we'll continue to participate in the program and the stewardship ordinance. so we're looking forward to the participation. speaker: great, thank you. i appreciate you being here today. and so i would like at this time to open it up to

those changes, the union says, cost employees money. local 54 of the unite here union has been fighting the casino for months over working conditions. trump entertainment resorts declined to comment. >>> has the streak come to an end? why experts say gas prices may be on their way back up. >>> plus, we have new video in a bomb threat investigation. why investigators in montgomery county want to know who was making this call. >>> and boston covered in snow. the record amount that has fallen in that city and why it's causing problems for the patriot's super bowl victory parade. >>> it has happened again. this time an online video purportedly shows a jordanian pilot being burned to death by isis. the video has not been authenticated authenticated. militants captured the 26-year-old pilot in december when his plane crashed in syria. president obama made a statement shortly after learning of the video. >> should in fact this video be authentic, it's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. >> jordan's government said that it

. >>> the united steelworkers union saying talks over safety conditions don't resume soon.2 refineries that account for the capacity since the strike started at the beginning of the month, gasoline prices have risen to $2.31 a gallon. >>> presumptive democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton returned to the public the speaking circuit but isn't answering questions about funding for the clinton foundation. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: hillary clinton was at a silicon valley women's conference where she dodged a question about how the president is doing and chiding tech giant hosts to balance workforces and pay scales. >> one recent report on the gender pay gap in the valley found that a woman with a bachelor's degree here tends to make 60% less than a man with the same degree. >> reporter: her still forming campaign's likely leaders are mostly men. in u.s. senate office women were paid an average of 72 cents per every dollar by men. the women of the view were not impressed. >> you know i love hillary. and i was sho

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united steel workers union are on strike after talks with shell oil company broke down. the martinez family is in the middle of a maintenance upgrade so it is running at half capacity right now. in a statement, tsor said quote we intend to operate our refineries with fully qualified personnel and are confident in our ability to continue to responsibly meet the needs of our customers. >> what were the seahawks thinking? did you see that play? not only the top play but the top commercials. we are geeking out here. we have the analytics of what scored big with the record super bowl audience. >> scott budman is live outside tivo headquarters in san jose to show us what we watched the most. >> data is everything in the tech world. you're right. we got puppies ad to tug on our heart strings and in the middle after great game, we got an over the top halftime show. >> sure there was a game on sunday. and a whole lot of people watched. >> but according to tivo even more people tuned in to the halftime show. >> proving that we love football -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but we love katy perry e

union before. we'd never seen that in the united states. we had never seen it before, and we've never seen it since. in the midst of that misery of a depression, of that poverty, american workers decided that a labor union could maybe save them, and they were ready to join. and joining was often tough, working against government, working against a corporation, working against the police. alongside the unions, the c.i.o. that did the organizing, were 2 other institutions that were important then, and that may surprise you. socialist parties here in the united states and the communist party of the united states were powerful. they had a lot of people, and they worked together with the c.i.o. and together, they went to the government at that time, and they said 2 things: "we represent the mass of working people, and we don't want to suffer the way we're suffering in this breakdown of capitalism. you gotta do something." and they addressed themselves to a kind of middle-of-the-road democratic politician who had just gotten elected president on a

interesting to see how with the strike we've been seeing with the united steelworkers union and the likeow that may affect gasoline prices on the rise as well. so there is certainly a lot all intertwined together. energy a bright spot here on wall street. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. a few stories on our radar. netflix is raising a billion dollars as it fights to keep the top spot in the video streaming market. part of the debt will fund deals for content and potential acquisitions. >>> in d.c. a would-be white house intruder is in custody after trying to scale a bike rack. the temporary bike rack was in front of the main fence but the man didn't even get that far before secret service agents arrested him. >> well super bowl monday and haven't you heard nearly 1 1/2 million people are calling out sick the day after the super bowl. i want to hear from you. what are craziest excuses for skipping work? maybe you used them yourself. follow me on twitter@melissa francis or facebook at melissafrancisfox. we'll read them later. >>> new warnings from the cdc. measles cases cl

. >>> delegates from more than 60 countries as well as representatives from the united nations and european union have attended an anti-extremism summit in washington. u.s. president barack obama has called on the world to unite in the fight against terrorism. >> we must remain unwavering in our fight against terrorist organizations. >> obama delivered the remarks at a ministerial level meeting on thursday. they also stressed that the international community should try to enlighten people as well as counter poverty and support education. the president says this would keep youth from being attracted to radicalism. japan's state minister for foreign affairs condemned the recent killings of two japanese hostages by islamic state militants. >> translator: we strongly condemn these despicable acts of violence. japan will behave responsibly as a member of the international community in the fight against terrorism. >> he reiterated japan's plan to offer $15.5 million to fight terrorists in middle eastern and african countries. jordan's foreign minister nasser jude said they're fighting a war against ext

union workers are technically on strike. >> we haven't had a strike since 1980, yeah we strike as a last resort. >> reporter: jim payne is with the unitedeelworkers union five which represents 425 employees the at tesoro talks between the company and the union broke down over the weekend over several issues including worker fatigue. >> if a facility well staffed, fatigue's not that much of an issue, if you're running with you know levels that becomes a problem. >> reporter: last february, two workers were injured during a chemical spill. tesoro initially denied entry at the u.s. chemical safety board investigators but then relented. a month later, there was another spill and one more worker injured. >> tesoro is know about the torious for being one of the most unsafe refineries here in the bay area. >> reporter: communities for better environments says they would like to join the united steelworkers once they go out on the picket line. >> willing to have us willing to join them in solidarity, we understand that a safe refinery means a safe community. >> reporter: in a written statement, a tesoro spokesman said "we are extremely disappoi

so far the united steel workers union which represents those oil workers is telling its workers to walk out of nine refineries in california, texas and elsewhere. more facilities could be affected. the order coming after the union and u.s. refiners failed to reach an agreement on a new contract early this morning. both sides say they still do hope, though, to reach an agreement over pay benefits and safety before the strike extends even further. >>> president obama set to unveil his new budget tomorrow. it includes rolling back about a trillion dollars in automatic sequestration cuts that began in 2013, and it will reportedly seek to boost spending by $74 billion, or 7% over current caps. chairman of the house budget committee tom fife telling maria bartiromo the president's budget is just bad news for american families. >> every single dollar that's taxed and every single dollar that's borrowed is a dollar that can't be used to pay the rent, to pay the mortgage, to buy a house, to buy a car, to send your kids to college. so the things that the american people want to do, the president'

in plants that are experiencing walk-outs, and that's after a national contract with the united steelworkers union expired this weekend. the companies that are affected marathon petroleum, tesoro lyondellbasell, and shell. this is the largest strike that we have seen since 1980 and these facilities account for about 10% of u.s. refining capacity, but this could get even uglier. now, that's if an agreement isn't reached soon. the union represents about 30,000 workers across the u.s. those are employed in 230 refineries, oil terminals, pipelines, and petro chemical plants. they represent about two-thirds of total refining capacity here in the u.s. still, analysts say the union's bargaining power is limited, and that's tanks to crude oil's 50% price plunge in the past six months, which is fueling cap ex cutbacks and layoffs. that's something we've talked a lot about on air. cheaper oil is benefitting the refiners. that's one reason it's demanding bigger pay raises. analysts expect the price to have a minimal impact on prices. just like in 1980 gas prices specifically since refineries can still operat

european union policies toward russia then it had to do with the united states. the european union has a great deal of trade. i do not think responsibility is the issue of blame is the issue. it is it is the underlying geopolitical structure that determines what comes out of it and it is one of the characteristics of human beings that someone must be held responsible and it must not be me. the fact of the matter is they're are many forces beyond anyone's control. >> i have been using research for some time. however, i want to thank you for what is basically a pretty good service. the question of genetic modification of agriculture. stratford used to cover this topic extensively but has not run a single a single article on this since 2,006. this is because of the financial relationship between stratford and the influential companies. would you care to comment? >> we have know relationship >> why have you ignored? >> essentially we don't know enough about it. it is a highly technical subject on which science is divided and there is nothing that we can say and add. t

>>catherine: the united steel workers union went on strike sunday at hrs facilities around the country other union members may be joining the coming days. the union call for a strike after a fourth contract offer was rejected. about 400 employees at the tesoro refinery and martina has are off the the job. they say it is not about the money but claim health and safety problems are the heart of the dispute. >>catherine: another huge recall has been ordered on several cars models because of faulty air bags it involves more than 2 million older cars which could have a problem with crash sensors meeting air bags could deploy for no reason. is the second time around for this with the same problem if you have an accurate and dx, a dodge viper a jeep grand cherokee, a honda odyssey, a pontiac bite or a toyota corolla made between 2002 and 2004 you should call your dealer. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn aro

. >> reporter: the nationwide walk out began when united steel workers union talks and shell oil, the lead contract negotiators for new oil companies broke down. it set the stage for the largest oil workers strike in the u.s. since 1980. >> i am sure there's a few people on the line who are terrified. >> absolutely. it's a very strange time. anxious time for all of us. >> in the past many have been killed on the job. the u.s. w says hiring unioners will make the workplace safer. >> we have good wages and benefits. we work in a dangerous environment. so for us it's really about safety and staffing. if you can't go home solve ... >> reporter: the b.p. refineries in toledo and indiana is operating using replacement workers. the company told us in a statement: university of toledo joseph slade says that there could be national implications. >> the interesting thing is of course, gas prices recently have gone to you know lows that we have not seen in decades. sure, if there was a significant decrease in production prices would go up and affect everybody. >> i wanted everything to be - i wa

county where some 800 members of the united steel workers union went on strike at a facility in carson. it's among nine refineries most of which are in california and texas where workers are striking. >> well, it's the biggest strike we've been in since -- in 35 years since 1980. >> strike is in response to a breakdown in contract talks between the union and shell oil which is serving as the lead company in national negotiations. >>> the strike is also affecting a refinery in the bay area. the plant in martinez employs more than 400 people. they plan no join the strike as soon as the refinery can be shut down safely. and that's likely to happen sometime today. one local expert says gas prices will not likely go up immediately but if the strike drags on, expect to pay more. >> if the strike goes on for a while, the refineries probably can't continue to run at their normal level. and we may start to see a splay shortage. -- supply shortage. >> the topics include wages, health care costs, safety the use of contractors, and staffing. >>> chp looking into a fiery car crash that killed two m

germany and the great deal more to do with the european union and european union's policies toward russia than it had to do with the united states. we had little frayed with russia, the european union has athe european union has a great deal of trade. the underlying geopolitical structure determines what comes out of it and it is a characteristic of human beings that somebody must be held responsible and it must not be me, therefore it must be you. the fact of the matter is there are many forces beyond anyone's control. >> i have been researching for some time, i thank you for a pretty good service, however i want to thank you for what is a pretty good service. however one of the points of contention between the u.s. and europe is the question of genetic modification of agriculture. strafford used to cover this topic extensively but hasn't done a single article on this since 2006. wiki leaks says this is because of the financial relationship between stratford and influential companies. would you care to comment on that? >> we have that relationship with wiki leaks and many things. >> the big point -- >> we don't know enou