i would like to thank michael ballotazar and maya hernandez from sfgov tv for broadcasting this meetingu have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic thank you. >> thank you, madam clerk, please call item one. >> ordinance appropriating approximately (22) 000-0000 of educational taxes and rainy one-time fund for the small housing site and single occupancy and behavior health acquisition and behavior health and educator funding fo thank yu very much. >> good morning. >> please call item number two. >> ordinance appropriating $381.1 million in access revenue augmentation funds to the sfmta and the $19 million for the light rail vehicles and $13.8 million for energy efficient audit and improvements and $5 million to the mitigation fund and the mandatory city services auditor baseline of $38.1 million on comptroller's reserve with the confirmation cash flow timing from the state of california. >> thank you very much. leah levenson is here if there are questions about this legislation. supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, chair fewer. i a

. >> president yee: i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgov tv, maya hernandez and kalena mendosa, who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. any communications? >> clerk: none to report. >> president yee: approving the minutes from the january 8, 2019, board inaugural meeting. any changes to these minutes, meeting minutes? seeing none, motion to approve as presented. ok, motion by supervisor mandelman, and seconded by supervisor walton. so, without objection, then we'll go ahead and approve these minutes. after public comments. so, madam clerk, would you call the 2:00 special order. >> clerk: item 1, welcome the honorable mayor, london breed, present in the chamber to engage in a formal policy discussion with eligible members of the board, districts 5-8, each question and corresponding answer have two minutes each, and comments during public comment, and the mayor may address the board up to five minutes. >> president yee: welcome, madam mayor, mayor breed. did you have any opening remarks? >> first let me say happy lunar new york and

. >>> the trouble for corvallis hernandez and maya began under the mistletoe. >> i'm gonna take to you mend sin on so you can see snow. we were all snowed in for two, three days, it was fun. >> reporter: off they went wednesday to the mendocino national forest for camping and some off-roading friday on a road called ocean view. >> the track ends, i go a little forward. i back up, and i get stuck. i'm spinning tires. >> reporter: the jeep was high-centered, stuck in the middle. >> it pulled just enough, and then nope, just kidding. then it was pull, and then push. it was pretty much rock the car a little bit. but it wouldn't go anywhere. >> reporter: that's when dig-out one of many began. >> i was breaking up the ice with my pocket knife and using my hand to scoop it up. >> reporter: every time they dug out, even with four-wheel drive, they'd get stuck again. justp.ey ganationi making this list. >> we really prepared for the worst but we were hoping for the benefit. >> i told myself fwe're not found by tuesday morning, i'm gonna set a tree on fire. >> reporter: yesterday when the couple

the couple maya her mman and carlos hernandez are from san francisco. his sister says the two planned to go camping last wednesday. they said they would be home by friday but they have not turned up. the couple was headed to the d alder springs area of the forest. crews began looking for them yesterday but the snow has slowed down the search. they tried to track cell phones but they are either out of battery or those phones are turned off. >>> president trump not ruling out another government shutdown if congress doesn't fund his border wall. we'll know more tomorrow night when he delivers the state of the union address. white house aides say the speech will have a unifying note. the sight of heavy construction hints that president trump might declare a national emergency allowing him to divert existing federal dollars to build his wall. the white house has requested that nearly 4,000 troops be sent to the border. also on the president's mind tonight, a second summit with north korea. >> you'll be finding out state of the union or shortly before but mee

sharing their story of survival withed "today in the bay's" j >> reporter: trouble for carlos hernandez jr. and maya katami began thursday when their jeep got stuck in a camping trip in the mendocino national forest. >> nights were pretty cold. >> that morning when we woke up and we were just covered, surrounded in snow, i was just like, kind of knew it was going to be a waiting game, but i always had hope. >> reporter: their families reported the san francisco couple missing saturday. search and rescue teams launched sunday. >> maya wrote the inside of the window. >> reporter: they stayed in their truck, trying to keep war through here and pretty much pool on my feet. >> reporter: they made a list of supplies, and planned to ration them. they also assigned themselves tasks and listened to the radio, trying to stay positive. >> there were emotional moments, times we both broke down. >> reporter: as they prepared to spend a fifth night trapped on the mountain, they heard the sounds of rescue, snowmobiles. >> and honked the horn, opened the door, i was like "we need help" and then he came up and was l

his 18-year-old daughter, maya herman katami and her 21-year-old boyfriend carlos hernandez, jr., were reported missing saturday. they say their jeep got stuck and buried in the snow. volunteers and glen county sheriff's deputies found the couple two days later. here is maya's father once again. >> it looked like they just got out of a real tight spot. >> rescuers had to brave dangerous donz find them b dangerous continues to find them. both are safe and should be back home in san francisco soon. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," we are issuing a microclimate weather alert as we are tracking that snow, kari. >> yes, we do have snow in elevations above 1,000 feet, bay area hills and really cold temperatures. check out walnut creek, only in the upper 30s, and it really doesn't warm up that much, as we go throughout the day. we'll track it with storm ranger, show you where it's raining, and snowing, coming up. >>> you seehe coliseum, water kicking up an the roadways, where it's not water, it might be ice. we're watching for any reports but so far chp are holding pretty quiet. we'l

hernandez, jr. and 18-year-old maya herman catami reported missing friday after they didn't return from a camping trip. a snowstorm barreled through the forest this weekend. family and friends are very concerned they may be trapped. >>> on the storm watch we have reports of snow near mt. st. helena, mt. hamilton and a sleet and snow mix on mt. diablo. >> chief meteorologist paul deanno says there's more coming our way. >> could be a 1/2 foot on some of the peaks. it is a snowstorm right now at the top of mt. hamilton. the snow is coming down heavily. it is a snowstorm on mt. diablo and the latest imagery shows that widespread high elevation snow is also occurring in the north bay. that's you in napa county, sonoma county, even along the coastline just north of bodega bay. the hills there are now reporting snowfall and some heavy rain and snow passing right over mt. tam. this will be a very interesting night to see how low that snow level goes. these spots guaranteed snowing now, mt. st. helena, mt. tam, mt. diablo, mt. hamilton. the summit of highway 17 is more likely than not to receive snowfall toni

hernandez, jr. on the left and 18-year-old maya herman catami on the right. they went camping in the mendocino national forest, were supposed to come back this weekend, never showed up. they are in a four wheel drive, a yellow jeep, and their family says that they have provisions for camping, but may be running short on food. of course, mendocino county getting the same weather we've been getting in foothills, a lot of snow, and they believe they may be trapped and running low on provisions. again, helicopters up this afternoon as well as ground searchers looking for that missing bay area couple. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. back to you. >> thanks. >>> a car crashed into a building in san francisco this afternoon. fire officials say residents had to evacuate the building because the crash caused a gas leak. it happened on the 700 block of green street in north beach. crews were able to fix the leak. no one was injured, no word yet what caused the crash. >>> investigators are trying to figure out how a young woman went the wrong way on 101 and crash

their families after surviving several days stranded in snow. 18-year-old maya and her boyfriend, 21-year-old carlos hernandezon a camping trip. they left for mendocino national forest wednesday. the families got worried when the couple did not return friday as planned. search crews found the two yesterday inside their jeep stuck in snow. they were safe and in good spirits. in the east bay oakland public school teachers will hold a rally at today's city council meeting. >> this came a day after 95% of teachers voted for a strike. they have been locked in a bitter labor fight. teachers are asking for a 12% raise over 3 years. the district is offering 5%. union leaders warn a strike can help by the end of the month. union leaders say they are optimistic a deal can be reached. >>> similar to what led the los angeles strike last month. tens of thousands of teachers demanded higher pay, smaller class sizes and increase in support staff. it ended after six days. >>> southwest airlines takes a big step today. >> the airline is running a test flight from oakland to honolulu. there won't be any regular passengers. it'

maya and her boyfriend, 21-year- old carlos hernandez had not been seen since last wednesday.they were spotted late yesterday afternoon by a volunteer rescue group. we talked with carlos' sister who said. i am so excited. i am so, so grateful. . >> the family said they know the story could have had a much different outcome. the glen county sheriff's department also told us they were getting ready to call off the search for the day when the couple was found. >>> south bay homicide detectives are are investigating a deadly shooting in san jose near campbell that happened around 10:00 last night. we'll bring in ktvu's jesse gary now to bring us up to date on what you learned about the circumstances, jesse? >>> well, he was shot last night around 10:00. he was rushed to the hospital. but did not make it. of course police investigators have been canvassing this area. the 3100 block of cadillac drive. homicide investigators asked anyone with information about this crime to give them a call. we're live in san jose this morning, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. back to you. >>> people in

hernandez, jr., were reported missing saturday. they say their jeep got stuck and buried in the snow. volunteers and glen county sheriff's deputies found the couple two days later. here is maya's father once again.ust got out of a real tight spot. >> rescuers had to brave dangerous continues to find them. both are safe and should be back home in san francisco soon. >> very happy about that result for the couple. it's another reminder why when the roads are closed you stay away -- not saying that was their fault, i'm saying when you see the closure, that's another reason you don't want to get into that situation when you know about the risk. the wet roads right here the bay bridge toll plaza, you see the backup and the slick roadways here so we have the traffic and the slicker roadways to contend with. on top of that, this is what we're talking about, the snow and potentially some icy roads on the smaller sections, smaller roadways, as you get up toward mt. diablo and through the san jose hills and watch out for mt. hamilton, watching mt. uminum, mt. tam, lots of snow and ice. monterey, chp report they have a report for snow instead of roadway flooding, they have a report for s