they are pointing student advisory committee. we have student members who i believe are studying right now. they are jess is an ankh, nick hue and miguel. thank you for providing critical input. we have two cochairs. one is mark murphy, he's not here tonight. our other cochair provides leadership to our group and i would like to bring him up now to honor him. jeff eng. [ applause ] thank you, jeff. stand there. make a line. another member we have tonight is one of our principals, michael rhymer. principal of roosevelt medical school, where i used to work. and we have a special 4-year service award to victor tam. yeah, victor tam. [ applause ] principal of chinese education center. thank you. in addition i would like to recognize the members who could not be here tonight. which you chuck horn brook, our secretary, magdalena and frank. i think that represents all the members of our committee. can we have the student delegates come up for the photograph. >> i don't think he's here, ms. flemming. brian fox. apologies. speaker: thank

advisory committee reports appointments to advisory committees by board members. are there any? >> i'm appointing terry of the public and education enrichment fund. l. special order of business. i would like to announce the sunshining of the following proposals. 2013-2014 initial proposal for the success or contract from the san francisco unified school district to the united educators of san francisco teacher and para professional units for the san francisco board of education. members of the public are able to address these proposals tonight and will have another opportunity to comment on the proposals at the regular board meeting of february 11, 2014. i see that we have two public speakers. as soon as an solomon from uesf and david kelly from the organization. >> good evening, student delegates, commissioners, i'm as soon -- susan -- we are open for the contract talks and calling for raises around teachers and parents and other information that was not published anywhere. as you are well aware, too many schools are getting priced out of the city and the impact on our students

. >> three, citizen's advisory committee report, this is an information item. >> and no report, and let's open this up for public comment. >> who from the public would like to speak? >> seeing no one, public comment is closed. >> thank you, could we move to the next item? >> item four, recommend appointment of one member to the geneva harney bus rapid strans sit community advisory committee and this is an action item. >> and i think that before he comes up to speak, i think that supervisor cohen's aid maliu tabeno will be speaking in favor of one of the candidates, but chesser fung >> this begins on page 19 of the packet and the appointment of the new member to the studies dedicated to the advisory committee, it is a key, east west corridor in san francisco and it includes a new transit line that will connect balboa park station to hunter's point shipyard and with the new development that is slated there and the authority is meeting the geneva feasible study to explore the options to improve the transit in terms of trouble time and reliability on geneva avenue, and the study will be takin

weather we have winter advisories. wind chill advisories. a lot to share.ome snow and bitterly cold air headed this way. >> thank you very much. >> the snow is falling to our west. here is what it looks like right now. this is where interstate 70 and 270 meet. suzanne kennedy is in hagerstown. how are things looking? >> it is very pretty here. you should note that a snow emergency plan has been put into effect by the maryland state highway administration. we want to show you this right over here. snow has been falling since 1:15 this afternoon. 1.5 to two least inches here on the ground. it is not melting. there is indication anything is going to let up anytime soon. the first snowfall of 2014 started midday in hagerstown. before the flakes fell they were well-prepared. they made a run to get supplies. >> i'm ready. whatever comes, let it be. it is out of my hands. >> it is time to get ready. here come a 2-4 inches. it is going to get nasty in new england. get some salt and be ready. >> hagerstown was under a winter weather advisory. >> hopefully it doesn't

a wind chill advisory.with the snow on the ground and temperatures at or just below freezing, we have issues enough. but as we get to the overnight and into the morning, temperatures will get down into the teens and lower 20's. the snow will free solidly. area southeast of this city that have been seen rain, those temperatures will rapidly fall at by sunrise. snow that is solidly frozen will cause problems. havee radio tonight, we seen the traffic reports and there are numerous accidents. people spinning out or off of ramps. please be careful. we are only getting the upper teens and lower 20's for highs. but we will warm up on saturday. sunshine, into the mid 30's. sunday evening, maybe some rain for the next system. these are the temperatures. 23. lots of sun. but it will not be enough to warm us up. here is what we have. 18-23 tomorrow and windy. 36 on saturday. 35 some rain. monday, the temperature will fall through the day. down to 10 degrees monday night. bitterly cold tuesday and wednesday. warming up

still some winter weather advisories on the eastern shore. you see the winter storm warnings, long island, eastern connecticut. that's a blizzard warning in extreme southeastern massachusetts. current temps are down in the single digits from 3 in cumberland to westminster. double digits here barely in la plata. 15 in fredricksburg and 8 over at andrews. how about the wind chills? oh, man, 7 below in d.c. 10 below in martinsburg. 25 below up toward davis and the mountain and feeling closer to zero in fredricksburg with a windchill advisory for everybody until noon. windchills from zero to 20 below and the coldest stuff obviously, even colder than that, romney, petersburg, oakland, cumberland. that's where we'll have the windchill warning for several more hours. outside on our michael & son weather camera, looking at 12 degrees at reagan national. feeling like 7 below with a north, northwesterly wind at 23. it had been gusting over 30 miles an hour last hour behind the system. and you can certainly see low pressure here, right there just cranki

advisory for the entire area, we have a wind chill advisory. northwest of d.c. in the single digits below zero sometimes this morning. snow has fallen. on the average we have had 1-3 inches across the metro area. just a couple of flurries over to parts of maryland and the eastern tread. this all wanting down in terms of snowfall, but it is still blowing in parts of new england. we got a pretty easy overall because it had about four inches so far new york city. 13.5 in boston and blizzard conditions out on the cape as well into long island. those winds are gusting around 40 plus miles per hour. visibility is less than a quarter-mile. ~ warnings across the northeast. stay home, don't travel in the northeast if you can help it. conditions will improve this afternoon when the wind starts to diminish. the cold is going to stick around through the day today and into tonight. current temperatures across the re region into the single digits. notice how the cold air has been spilling into our area and tomorrow morning it really will be the worst of the

again, the windchill advisory has expired. let's talk about this next weather system that is going to slide in later tonight. it is bringing snow and freezing rain to the deep south, from texas, continuing to move into the carolinas. the thing with this system is it will be relatively light, but it will impact against southern maryland. a winter weather advisory is in effect through early tomorrow. if you are traveling through the remainder of the day, you should not have any trouble getting out of the d.c. metro area, but if you are headed into the deep south, new orleans, charlotte, atlanta, that is where i expect delays. i have much more on the timing and accumulation of the next storm, coming up in just a little bit. >> turning to the impact of the deep freeze, thousands of flights are already canceled because of these subzero temperatures. southwest airlines says that 300 and 50 flights will not take off. d grounded close to 2000 flights. much of the country is dealing with frigid temperatures or a snowy and icy forecast.

windchill advisory till noon. back with a very cold seven-day forecast. more snow and when we could see a few more flakes in just a few minutes. right now over to monika with another look at timesaver traffic. >>> the beltway in prince george's county looks final but coming in on route 50, the bay bridge is under a wind warning. they're at 40 to 50 mile an hour winds. also an update on metro. the glenmont station is temporarily closed. they were having a power problem there. they're asking you to use wheaton as an alternate. again glenmont station red line is temporarily closed. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> wasting no time, lawyers for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell have already filed a motion challenging a federal grand jury indictment. >> mcdonnell and his wife maureen were indicted on corruption charges yesterday. mcdonnell stands accused of accepting illegal gifts, luxury vacations and large loans from a businessman who was seeking special treatment from the state. prosecutors say the gi

that's when a windchill advisory will expire. everybody is under that advisory. washington is currently at 13 degrees. feeling about four degrees outside. some locations, though, are below zero. i'll be taking a closer look at windchills in ten minutes. first, let's talk about what you can expect after we get through frigid morning. it's going to be a sunny day. high temperature of about 23, 24 degrees. looking at cold temperatures across the area once again tonight. now for tomorrow, some snow is likely across the area. timing mainly around the midday and afternoon hours. the best chance for areas to see snow will be for washington and areas to the north. accumulations, a coating to an inch. future weather will show snow in ten minutes. for now, how are the roads? >> unfortunately, i am tracking a fatal pedestrian accident. new information coming in. here's where your closures are. ft. meyer drive shut down between westbound lee highway and eastbound lee highway. also traveling eastbound lee highway, shut down at ft. myer drive. the other thing i'm tracking is w

or not advisory council. >> bond oversight. (inaudible). faye >> be (inaudible).in santana advisors >> joan i didn't advisory committee and a rebecca ryan's sense oversight bond. >> entertainment commission. >> bayview citizens advisory committee. >> (inaudible). theodore miller >> james mccray junior building inspection commission. >> all right. >> do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies foreign and domestic that i will bear true faith and alliance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california that i take this obligation freely without any mental restoration or purpose of evaluation and i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties about which i'm about to enter and during the time as i hold the office of for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations and thank you very much >> happy new year everyone. thank you (clapping) today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban

thereis an advisory out until 10:00 this morning. the stronger the winds are and the lower your wind chill factor is. you can see the map and we had a warning about a few spots. this is in effect until 10:00. george, not, king included here. the temperatures are holding above the zero mark. you can see that wind drawing in the cold air. will hold our temperatures up. when we do not have the wind, it is 19 in d.c.. it is not the coldest that we have seen this season. it does feel cold. it is mostly cloudy and breezy through 9:00. to make it upng to 20 degrees and flatten out in the afternoon. degrees we expect 22 and that is our high temperature this afternoon. is the coldest and we will go up from here. i will let you know at the end of the workweek, that is coming in a few minutes. it was dark and early on my way and. that is the benefit to getting up early. you miss the traffic around here and that is the case this morning. you can see that things are running smoothly around 295. these are the places where we see things build. it i

speaker: the clerk: item 28: 28.131103[appointment, child care planning advisory council - deepa mehta]motion appointing deepa mehta, term ending march 19, 2016, to the child care planning and advisory council, residency requirement waived. clerk of the boardd12341234 president david chiu: same house, same call. this motion is approved. next item. speaker: the clerk: item 29: 29.131166[appointment, public utilities revenue bond oversight committee - marina pelosi]motion appointing marina pelosi, term ending january 1, 2016, to the public utilities revenue bond oversight committee. clerk of the board president david chiu: same house, same call. this motion is approved. colleagues, it is 2:30 i want to recognize our special accommodations. i would like to start with our district 5 colleague supervisor breed. supervisor london breed: mr. president, i don't see the folks here yet. president david chiu: why don't we skip those for now and come back to you. supervisor kim. supervisor jane kim: we are also waiting for folks. which supervisor jane kim: no. we are ready. my apology. they were b

wind chill advisories and warnings across our entire area. we could be breaking records by tomorrow morning as we get down to the single digits. look at the windchill factor, in the double digits, below zero. mama: how long it will last coming up. the commute is fairly quiet. we do not have any accidents to report on the secondaries or major highways. we are experiencing some fog through certain areas. we're going to start off with a live shot where we can see conditions. ,ou can see things are moving but they are a little foggy on the wilson bridge. use caution. though slower than usual this morning. be prepared for the low visibility in stretches. nicely, butes white at a forewarning, if you use the bay bridge, they have a fog warning in effect. 295 moving along nicely, no problems or delays. as you use 270, you are good to go. we have a live shot to show you conditions closer to the city. that would be along the key bridge. that is going to be the key bridge -- that is actually another shot coming along, it is a little foggy on the woodrow

we still have that freezing rain advisory and i storm warning. are weather in blue advisories and warnings that are moving our way through the day tomorrow and into monday night and early tuesday morning. on top of that, a fog advisory includes the carmi and fairfax and arlington and alexandria and prince george's county. it goes on until 6:00 in the morning. look at the visibility right now. a mile at reagan national. happy while over at manassas. -- half a mile over at manassas. temperatures arrive. brace yourself. we have some of the coldest temperatures we have seen in years. morning temperatures will fall into the 40's and 30's. i will tell you what to expect in the afternoon and what you will wake up to. i can guarantee you it will be cold. coldny are bracing for the weather and icy conditions by treating roads ahead of time. the trend administration has rail heaters and other equipment ready to go. they are forcing them estimate average. -- >> right now the temperature is great. comparison to what will arrive on tuesday when the air will a

. >> there is a high surf advisory today and tomorrow for the coastline. in hawaii, yesterday, huge waves hit the north shore of oh ahua. the coast guard today is urging people to be careful here today. surf up to 20' will create dangerous rip currents at most beaches with potential for sneaker wave that can catch the beach gories and fishermen by surprise creating perfect conditions for mavericks with the 24 best surfers in the world hitting half moon bay tomorrow morning for big wave competition much these surfers were captured early in the week and we saw the pictures a few seconds ago. organizers expect a crowd of 30,000 people to watch. >>> mike, what size waves can they expect? >> anticipation of breakers over 20' is high. at 10:00 this morning through 9:00 tomorrow evening, that is when the high surf advisory develops. most of our areas are 9 not for the waves. we have a high fire danger in the north bay mountains and it was extended to 1:00 o'clock on friday so we will be in the high fire danger through tomorrow afternoon all the way up to screesen

thank you >> madam clerk item 7. >> it's a hearing to consider appointing one person to the advisory council committee. >> let's see we'll hear from mr. mar kiss. >> i'm robert i've been involved with this and it's about the impact of the twitter benefit basically and i said back then with the .1 million of secret the nonprofits will have no where to go. i've seen this come to past we've been kicked out by a training company. i attended all the cac meetings except for one i'm one of the four orange cac members from yeah from the original group and i'm seeking to continue to engage in this conversation when i believe that supervisor campos said. if you have any questions i'm available >> okay sxhoopz. >> thank you very much mr. chairman and i want to thank the gentleman for his service and the good job hose been doing as a member of this body. i guess, you know, i'm very honored and proud to support our reappointment. i would liquor to hear from you in terms of where things are right now and sort of the benefits that this tax break t is >> it's depends upon, of course, we have 7 compa

anyone wanting more information should contact the respective secretaries the code advisory committee is neil. yeah, we changed it to rick. and the board of examiner is - . we need to fill 3 new seats on the board of examiners. this is posted on the dbi website. those 3 seats were created by the soft story legislation and they're one think for the tenant seat it needs to be an architect or structural engineer. the homeowner or property owner needs to be an architect or structural engineer. the deadlines for applications for the expired seat and the new seats will be the end of february, february 28th. the nomination committee will moot in early march to review the applications then we'll figure out what to do after that. regarding the current members on those 3 bodies we want to thank all the current members and ask that they're interested in continuing to serve they submit an application or letter of interest by the deadline as well. all current members sitting on an extraordinary seat will be asked to stay until another person is appointed. we're encouraging them to help with outrea

the windchill advisory officially goes until noontime. don't think that at 12:01 it's going to be comfortable outside. it's going to stay dangerously cold. we just won't be above the advisory cry tear yampt minus seven in washington. minus 14 in hagerstown. minus 12 in st. mary's county. sub-zero windchills on the eastern shore. the windchill forecast, starting below zero. staying below zero by 9:00 a.m. by 3:00 this afternoon, look how much warmer it will feel. single digits above zero. that's the reason the advisory's being allowed to expire. windchills will be back above zero. hovering in the single digits for windchills overnight, and start off time tomorrow, windchills again hovering near zero, into the low single digits. the wind will lay down after the sun goes down tonight. right now, it's still 12 degrees with blowing snow around town. a north wind averaging 23 miles per hour. that's the reason the windchills are so low. four in hagerstown. 14 in culpeper. ten at solomons island. 12 in the eastern shore. and the 24-hour temperatu

to write this legislation to hear your input and the board's input and we will go to the student advisory counsel on monday and we are talking to the city. please let me know if you have anything that you want to share with us and thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. >> i have a number of cards, we have four minutes total for hearing testimony on the first reading, and i am just going to call a bunch of names and when, yes,? >> total of five minutes for first reading, for all first readings, but there was one so i gave him a little bit of time i am going to give four minutes to everybody else. >> okay. so i am going to call your names, line up along the side and we will let the clock run to four minutes and i want to thank everybody for being here and sticking through that long last discussion and i also want to thank for your enthusiasm for this resolution, and rewill have many, many more opportunities for talk about it and give testimony at committee meetings. and the second reading. >> cathy, chelse, and louis, of mantano. i got it right, i think. kevin vargus and mahea, tri

a windchill advisory is already in effect. this is all part of the same system that is impacting a lot of the country from whiteout conditions in the midwest to a state of emergency in new orleans. and the rare sight of snowplows in south carolina. >> we have team coverage tonight. we begin with doug. man, it is rough out there, doug. >> it is rough out there for a lot of the country. and we're going to see places that are going to be seeing snow and ice where they normally don't see it. and that is all the way down toward the gulf coast. for us, it's been the bitterly cold temperatures that have moved in. first off, take a look at where we were during the day today. a tie temperature of 54 degrees in d.c. 60, nearly 60 in fredericksburg. 39, though, towards frederick. and look where we are right now. the current windchill sitting at 10 in d.c., 7 in gaithersburg, 5 below in hagerstown. the current windchill feels more than 40 degrees below where we were earlier in the day. a dramatic temperature drop for sure. and we're going

and even those counties not in the windchill advisory we will drop the 5 below zero tonight. so it is going to be cold as the winds pick up. all of this is that system that brought the flurries making its way eastward and looking at the current wind speeds, they are between 10 and 15 miles per hour in most neighborhoods and that is again bringing down the windchill readings. right now, 5 degrees this in montgomery village and wheaton and fran cone na -- franconia and bristol, and it is feeling brutally cold. and by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, you are looking at the temperatures, folks. 5 to 10 degree below zero again to the north and the west. so in the forecast, very cold night coming up, and colder read inin and the snow chances continue. when i return, i will show you the next chance of the flakes coming down throughout the area. >> all right. the cold weather is take thing a toll on the infrastructure can across the area. a cracked rail on metro left many commuters standing ow ing the cold. >> and adam tuss learned that one of them was the metro. and he has this report fr

and from loudoun county and northern fauquier and points to the west does not include the advisory or d.c. or southern maryland, but we will be cold there, and i expect the windchill in d.c. tonight to be zero. we are talking about another frigid night, and we are not close to being done yet. i will let you nknow if there i any light at the end of the tunnel coming up in a minute. >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> right now, commuters in bethesda are trying to get around a road closure. a driver lost control near glenn ec echo, and slid into a pole on o onadega way. and the road is not expected to reopen until after the evening rush hour is over. >>> and more delays on the metro. red and yellow lines are single tracking because of a fire on the track. it is happening between mount vernon square and the l'enfant plaza. it means that there is a modified track and trains are running slower than usual. >>> and you can't blame the weather entirely for this one. >> a broken water main has frozen cars in place. and mark segraves is there, and he says that the neighbors have said that this h

for the advisory welcome to the jungle welcome to 9 jungle a good appointment for advisory. welcome to the jungle see the item that you read. pick a good appointment for the advisory. welcome to the jungle. welcome to the jungle. don't sleep in the subway don't stand in the t l pouring rain. yes, we want a good appointment from you in a better >> thank you. any any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. just want to mentioned that supervisor kim k5k9d my office and said she'll be supportive of the candidate any motion >> make a motion to move forward his name for reappointment. >> without objection this motion is passed. >> madam clerk, can you please call item 8 through will 11 they're for the they mean to of an inlitigated claim for the city of san francisco. >> before we entertain another motion to go into closed session seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues is there a motion to >> deputy city attorney john gibner during the closed session the committee voted unanimously to for the record items 7, 8, 10 and 11 full recommendation.

pits in, and there are five, you are stopping the job and we are going to send you to a structural advisory committee and we want to make sure that what you have done is not destabilize the hill and secondly, there is a garage permit from 16 years ago that does not exist. and either, react ate the variance or get a variance that you do not need parking and the last thing that we want is the committee looking at pieces of the hill, if you want to build a garage, great, but you have to integrate the garage foundation with the retaining wall foundation and you are stuck with the retaining wall we don't like it and we are below it but you got to put it in so let them put it in and we asked the board to take the jurisdiction and continue the case to april and the building department will let them put in a portion of the wall enough to stabilize the hill so that we can get through the winter and pour a section of walt and the planning department is going to step in and let them speak for themselves about dealing with the garage and have you guys force them to coordinate the garage issue with plan

no advisers -- advisories or warnings. i think that you will see just a little bit around here and we could see a winter weather advisory issued for parts of the area come tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. the best chance is north and aberdeen, andnear less chances the father west that you go. the in-house computer model gives us more on what to expect, around 2:00 we could see a flurry and then it will change in terrain. depending on how quickly this changes over to rain or snow, that will affect how much of we see around here. 1:30, we see some snow and it creeps out of here and then we -- and then comes that really cold air. how much snow will we see, converting to rain with the snow melting. maybe a half inch in the district. half with higher amounts towards philadelphia, new york city and boston. anything likesee they will see tomorrow night into friday. the overnight low and the daytime high is 40-43. the rain will change to a wintry mix and then to all snow tomorrow night and then much colder on friday, only ar

we've got a windchill advisory till noon. windchill warnings where windchills will be below 20 below. our windchills generally zero to 15 below in most of the area this morning. 17 for the high with a few 20- degree readings. 9 tonight. that's in town. 2 to 3 in the cold spots with lighter winds. tomorrow a chance for those snow showers midday and afternoon, 22 but we're going to keep it just green. don't think we'll see a big deal out of this. sun returns but remaining cold on friday, highs the low 20s. the weekend shows a little bit of warmth all relative on saturday with a high of 35 butle snow showers. looks very cold on sunday. a clipper monday to our north may bring us a few flurries 27. another cold shot tuesday, highs in the low 20s. real cold stretch of weather. not as cold as last time but a much longer duration cold outbreak that we're dealing with. let's go to monika samtani. we've got school delays, closings, government delays and just a lot of mess. >>> a lot of messes. what's helping with all the delays and sch

winter weather advisory's continue north and west of the city.pink areas are winter storm warnings. we are looking generally across the metro area. 1-3 inches. they may look at the blizzard warnings. east,ape cod around the blizzard warnings. that.und the fringes of that will shut off three that will be the pressure differences between the east coast blizzard and high-pressure to the west that will drive in high winds from the north. you can see it tomorrow for the day in response to these tightly packed pressure lines. quÉbec.ming out of it is going to be brutal tomorrow. it will see improvements into the mid-40s by sunday. we have wind advisories in effect. winds gusting to 50 miles per hour. it is going to be a taste of arctic weather coming here before you know it. , 18-24.unny wind chills be in the single digits. more rain here by sunday night and another push of arctic air arrives monday night and tuesday. deskw the toyota sports brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> a hurricane at the verizon center tonight. >> a big one. the cap

a wind advisory is in effect. we could see gusts up to 55 miles an hour. >> how much cold, snowy weather are we in for? >> we begin with veronica johnson and chief meteorologist doug kammerer are tracking the situation. >> we have been looking at the latest guidance over the last couple days. it is playing out, just earlier than we anticipated and the amounts may be higher in some locations. >> snow is accumulating to the west. tomorrow is when the cold air moves in. we are going talk about that in a second. >> that's right. as we look outside at the airport, you can see we have moisture on the lens. a lot of you seeing the snow flakes as we zoom in. the areas shaded in white is where it has been snowing. it has been snowing for more than an hour and a half. 70, 270, mt. airy seeing snow. right now, we are seeing the snow accumulate, mainly on grassy areas. as the temperature drops hard tonight, it will be dropping fast. there could be slick spots on area roads. we have winter weather advisories to the north. loud