you can reach out to kyle @the kelsie. org. and jessica is following us and mentioned the group as well. hopeful low that is helpful. and that's all as always kelly, major's office on disability and so happy to clan rit with disability and ages and we often i would love to continue. that is all. >> with that i just want to say thank you for coming and i hope this is -- a new start to work together. thank you very much for coming and we will see you again in the [inaudible]. of i am going to 15 minute break. and so -- why don't we [inaudible] and we are going to break for 15 minutes. >> [muffled]. presentation by [inaudible]. >> thank you. i apologize for technical difficulties. >> appreciate. >> go head. why can you hear me now. >> yes. >> great. >> i was not able to talk before that's had vice chairs are for thank you for helping with this item. and also i wanted to chime in with when director dearman said the meeting means so much to us it is attended by most of our commissioner bunkham appreciate the comments and interests o

. >> reporter: we heard kelsi thorud mention snowman, we have seen those on social media. people are out enjoying whatever snow they can find, everybody is taking advantage of the opportunity. check out this view from diane, you can see snow covering every inch of this deck and all of the surrounding trees. here's a much calmer picture, this was spotted on twitter, somebody snapped a shot of mount diablo, you can see, there it is, it's reflection in the lake below. check this out, he is walking around the top of mission peak in fremont, he tweeted this video, basically whiteout conditions, saying it was a bit windy at the top, that is an understatement. even down in santa cruz, the harbor patrol making the most of the weather, building a mascot in front of the boats and even a rainbow popping out for an appearance. we are not done. keep tweeting us your pictures. >>> thank you so much. taking another look outside on this first alert weather day, we are not done yet.>> and paul, you would wait 5 years for a nice bottle of wine? >> at least, i would wait 18 years for an even

and kelsy torn has this story. with the oakland girls youth club she says they would be especially inspired by that move. >> meet oakland's own lady rebels. these girls ranging in age from 7 to 12 are a force to be reconned with. they come from around the east bay and aren't scared to take on any team. girls or boys. >> we want all our friend games but then we like watched a game. >> the lady rebels biggest fan is her dad. detroy quinney was the one who pushed the storied program to create a girls team. >> when you see them practice, it's different. they play with so much more fight and hunger than them. they want it. >> reporter: detroy himself played for the rebels and he wanted to pass it along to his kid. including hid daughter. >> i love this team. i've been in it 35 years i wouldn't change it for anything in my world. i have my legacy. both my sons play, my daughter is playing now. >> all of the rebels are huge basketball fans. many have older brothers who play the sport and a few of them have gone to an nba

it will be part of the kelsie civic sentser which include 112 housing units, 25 percent reserved for people with disabilities. the gel goal is to provide virtual in-person community service programming, educational artistic and social networking opportunities for people with disabilitiess and allies. we are really looking forward to that. so, the benefits and resource hub, das integrated intake is part of california age and disability resource connectors so it is a no wrong door system of care for people seeking information and access to long-term services and support. das works in partnership with san francisco independent living resource center and the das community living fund program at the institute on aging to provide these services. das intake submitted as a promising practice the work they do with the 14 age disability resource center satellight locations throughout san francisco. the submission was selectsed to be posted on california department of aging website within the adrc library. that's very cool. in terms of cal (inaudible) working with hsa san francisco benefit netw