i also want to acknowledge charlie maui motto from the department of public health who is here if there are any questions. there are no further presentations. also maria sioux is also here, the director. i don't have anything else if you guys want to continue. >> would you like us to ask for public comment? >> oh please, yes. >> any public comments on this item? i know -- you know, it's okay and line up on this side and you have two minutes and state your name. >> hello supervisors. i am barbara. i'm a bay view resident of 21 years and the director of the bay view opera house major bayview institution for the last five years and i wanted to express my support for supervisor cohen's proposal and i really appreciate it that she took this initiative i believe after a shooting that took place around the corner from the opera house and a senior was actually injured. i see the gun violence everyday. just in the past two months it happens i was out on the street two times and each time a shooting took place when i was talking to somebody. it's extremely alarming. last week it happened. a woman

maui coast. >> i have written so many great acceptance speeches that i never got to give. [ laughter ] >> but not tonight. >>> ready 7. >> i'm charlieg for a savage winter storm. blizzard conditions are expected from new jersey to maine between now and wednesday morning. >> new york city could get more than 2 feet of snow. they expect even more in boston. storm preparations are well under way there this morning. we're watching the plows and the salt trucks getting ready in jersey city new jersey. jerica, we hear the beep beep. >> reporter: yes, this is the amount of salt getting prepared for these trucks getting ready to hit the roads in preparation for that huge impending storm here. a large part of the northeast is under a blizzard warning this morning. there goes that salt. new york's governor andrew cuomo is urging drivers it stay home. take a look at this video. people here in ohio are waking up to several inches of snow as the storm makes its way east. heavy snow left cars stranded creating dangerous conditions on the roads. new york city mayor bill de blasio says this could be the biggest snowstorm in the history of the city.