the director joins us here in park city, utah. "theast films include murder of emmett till." is great to have you with us. we sat here in park city and riders."bout "freedom writer >> in the summer of 1964, it was decided to send 1000 young people, mostly white college students, down to mississippi to help people to vote, have freedom schools, and challenge the democratic already in atlantic city. -- democratic already in atlantic city. you can't go to mississippi. you have to challenge it from the outside. a was a move made by snic in couple of other organizations to say, no, we can work in mississippi and we will do it in the summer of 1964. >> i want to turn to another clip that begins with civil rights activist bob moses and julian bond discussing the plan for mississippi summer. ♪ >> what is really important is that they get down and just melt away into the black population. if we could just get everybody through the entry point and into the community, the black community, we will house them and also [indiscernible] the genius of the freedom summer is that these voluntee

are expected to be in the 50s this weekend in new york, but here in central park, we still started the day in the single digits. even cities used to the cold are having problems. near buffalo, new york, the niagara river is freezing over, causing flooding. >> it's a lot scary. like i said, i've never seen it before. >> i've had seven flights cancel. >> reporter: on jetblue alone, over 150,000 passengers have had their flights cancel in the last week. now the deep freeze started last weekend in the midwest and move aid cross the eastern half of the country, and many won't be sad to see it go. anne-marie? >> so true. marlie hall here in new york. thank you very much, marlie. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has the latest on the frigid weather and the coming warmup. >> we look about 30 days back. that's when all this cold really started to get going. and in general over the last 30 days the biggest departures from average across the upper midwest. however, anywhere in these blue shades, below average temperatures in the past few days is down toward florida and the west coast. this is where all the warmer ai

and here in central park, we still started the day in the single digits. each cities used to the cold are having problems. near buffalo, new york, the niagra river is freezing over, causing flooding. >> scary. like i said, it is unseen before. >> reporter: frustrated airline passengers are looking forward to flying again. >> i have had seven flights cancel. >> reporter: on jet blue alone, more than 150,000 passengers have had their flights canceled in the last week. marly hall, for cbs news, new york. >>> now city leaders here in dc are very worried about the people who live on the streets. so now there are several overflow shelters and emergency warming centers open as we speak. and if you know someone who edto get warm, you can call the hypothermia shelter hot line. 1-800-535-7252. and he had can get some help. -- and they can get some help. >>> police are investigating an apparent murder suicide in aldi, virginia. sheriff's deputies were called to a town hall on eloquent square near braddock and belmont ridge road. two adults shot to death and a third quarter adult was

temperatures are expected to be in the 50s this weekend in new york but here in central park we still started the day in single digits. even cities usedcold are having problems, a river in buffalo, new york freezing over causing problems. frustrated airline passengers looking forward to flying again. on jetblue alone more than 150,000 passengers have had their flights canceled in the past week. >>> kpix 5's roberta gonzales has taken the mobile weather lab to sfo this morning. are flights still being canceled over the big deep freeze? >> reporter: we certainly do have some flights canceled at this time. primary, out of chicago heading towards sfo. also out of cleveland heading to sfo. i took a look at some weather conditions finally above zero but barely. chicago o'hare now reporting two above zero. meanwhile, here at sfo, we have plenty of cloud cover and a light to heavy drizzle at 53 degrees. so if we have any more delays here at sfo today, it could possibly be even be because of our own local weather not the polar vortex. let's give you a recap. yesterday, we were talking about 2500 cancellations of planes all across the country d

in central park for us. good morning, brad. >> good morning. temperatures this morning in central park, 11 degrees. at 16 below, the average here in new york city. about six inches of snow still on the ground from what came through overnight thursday night, early friday morning. now, temperatures across the northeast are only 1 degree in boston, 1 below zero in atlantic city. 3 below in burlington. and we have the teens from the nation's capital up toward buffalo this morning. into the midwest, we're looking at widespread and potentially heavy snow. six inches to a foot from st. louis, near chicago, detroit. and then, an arctic blast coming in from canada, across the midwest. look at these high temperatures. 13 below monday in minneapolis. 10 below monday in chicago. those are high temperatures. and dangerous cold windchills for monday morning. windchill readings, 50 to 57 degrees below zero for much of the northern plains and midwest. we're looking at extreme,o dangerous cold there. >> you say it's going to be chilly? >> yeah. >> this is how we roll at "gma." we take a meteorologist from balmy atlanta and force him to stand out in the freezing

us. so -- >> the film opens tonight here in sundance in park city.art of the madness here, in the official madness of park city? >> it's my first. i've been hearing about it for years, and it's incredible. you're swept along. that's why we almost missed this interview. >> we don't talk about that on live air. >> but i tell you, it's only my second time. my first time actually was last year. so it's been, this is great. i love it. >> gentlemen, thank you very much. very good luck to you. very nice to meet you. fred, i'm going to send it back to you for now. >> fun stuff. thank you so much, gentlemen. appreciate it. >>> all right. in washington, d.c., the first lady turned 50. we'll give awe sneak peek at her birthday celebration, right after this. ♪ ♪ so you can have a getaway from what you know. so you can be surprised by what you don't. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can taste something that wakes up your soul. chase sapphire preferred. so you can. [ male announcer ] to truck guys,

it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them, you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive importance to the people what comes in and out of san francisco bay. they can't see it where they are. they get the idea to build a giant wooden structure. the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. it survived although the structure is long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of house

us. from 1992 through 2006 he led parking and traffic as city traffic engineer and then director of dpt. so, he was there from start to finish of dpt here in san francisco, numerous, numerous things that happened during that time, from the big freeway changes and removals to ultimately the merger with muni when the sfmta was formed. it was at that point he became the head of sustainable streets division, which with brought in off-street parking, enforcement for the functions of the parking thought, and other aspects into the newly created division that remains one of the cora expects of the mta today. i guess i'll just end, i don't feel like these words really capture the value that bond has brought to transportation and to san francisco and to the field of transportation engineering, but he's been the consummate professional when it comes to teamwork, to mentoring. you may not know it, a great sense of humor that even in times of difficult issues has helped always keep focused on what's best for a safe and well-run transportation system. and, so, just happy to be able to honor him today for his 32 years of outstanding service to the peopl

here in park city at the sundance film festival. here is an excerpt featuring henry. isolated and he usedalways sit on the unit with his head like this. introduced the music to him him at this is his reaction ever since. [laughter] ♪ in some sense, henry has reacquired his identity for a while through the power of music. >> what does music to to you? >> it gives me the feeling of love. beautiful. lovely. i feel a band of love, dreams. >> that is an excerpt from, "alive inside: a story of music & memory." the film follows a social worker named dan cohen who is campaigning to bring ipods to nursing homes. with more than 5 million americans living with dementia or memory loss, dan is hoping to greatly expand his program. parkohen joins us here in city, utah. he is a social worker, founding executive director of music and memory. we're also joined by michael rossato-bennett for drug drug producer of "alive inside: a story of music & memory." we watched this film on the plane from tokyo, japan to park city, utah and was totally astounded. dan, talk about your discovery and how you ended up in

park and redwood city. use the san mateo bridge as an alternate. first let's look at the bay bridge ride. no major problems here but this aid 80 approach inunless for the westbound 92 ride. a tad over to the weather center. and it has a look at your forecast. >>anny: we're looking at current conditions for we have chili spoted especially in the santa rosa location. san jose coming and at 49 degrees. while we are expecting over the next few days it is we did notice the cloud cover. that allows us to cool down. the cooling trend continues. maybe eight sprinkle possible but and the atmosphere is very dry. the model is start trying to bring in a lot of moisture. a look ahead even some weekend rain possible around the bay area i want to point out those wind chills. everyone talks about how cold it is in the midwest east coast where chicago is -22 green bay -34 but we are improving. because we had wind chills and 50 -60. temperatures right now -10 and green bay and three in chicago. 50 degrees in washington d.c.. back in the bay area we have some clouds right now some extra of some sun and clouds. you could see a little bit of rain we have a ch