as our businesses, as well as the agencies. we have a lot of regulatory and land use approvals that have to be done, and that office will be leading that effort as well. developing all of the event logistics with the authority and in coordination with all the different agencies. we will be partnering through that office with the america's cup organizing committee on all the private fund raising that has to get done and also the obligations. we will also be working on a plan that promotes this city and the best we have been able to do. i know we have done a great defense in the city from the world series two super bowls and so forth. as i said earlier, this event will be a combination of all of those great events put together for literally the year -- the next two years leading up to it. so, of course, we will be promoting all of our great benefits and local restaurants, hotels, retailers, manufacturers, big businesses, but also small businesses. they are really a backbone. once that i have served for many years. they will be in

of snow there as well. it was prime conditions for skiers and snow boarders. >> isable: it depends on how tough it was to get there first. luisa as your forecast. >> louisa: chilly start with temperatures down into the 20s morning lows getting down into the upper 20s for san rosa, napa, fairfield as well. 30 in san rafael, below freezing in most locations. some warmer spots downtown san francisco and oakland. we have several in advisory's this morning. freeze warning for the north and east bay bally's until 8:00 a.m., temperatures made to look 30's. below freezing temperatures for several hours through the delta. the coldest temperatures expected to drop down mid to upper 20s. subfreezing temperatures sticking around for three-five hours at a time. we are actually going to see clearing embrace of sunshine as well. all the weand sunshine. tn and expects to return tomorrow. your afternoon highs temperatures and to the '50s. 57 in san rosa, 54 to richmond, the east bay temperatures will be mid-50s, 53 for antio

this has to do with the stormy conditions we have today, as well as high tide. of the year today. 6.2 ft. at the golden gate bridge. >> james: 10:40 a.m., much more straight ahead. >> james: 10:45 a.m., new video just into our newsroom 13th and madison. a tree came down at this point they thought it was storm related. more than 24 hours of consistent rain softened up the ground enough, that the gusty winds have brought trees down. i wouldn't be surprised if we see more of this around the bay area over the day today. keep it tuned here for ongoing coverage. it's not over yet. in fact it's getting worse in the north bay. a flash flood warning? >> louisa: a look at james lick camera. let's go to the radar and zoom and showing you the area. flash flood warning for willowbrook creeks in petaluma. it is currently showing 61 ft., the next couple of hours expecting it to rise over and start flooding some of the areas downstream of willowbrook creeks. expecting toelsewhere ua flood advisory it means, you need to pay extra attention on the roads. could see ponderinsen urb

a lot of people question the security of both social media as well as cloud computing. can, can those two new mediums be secure? and is it a smart strategy for federal government to be adopting both? >> guest: well, the short answer is it actually can be secure. and like anything, we see the first phases, the first rollouts of new types of platforms or operating systems or applications as probably the most vulnerable. and that was the case for social networking as well, social media applications. it's the case for mobile that we were just discussing as well. so those first architectures tend to be the most vulnerable. however, in the last year or so we have really seen a concerted effort by most of the major application providers to increase their security posture. certainly, facebook has been a great partner of mcafee's now. they really viewed it as a socially responsible area to meet, and they've really upped their architecture. and we've really seen a much less, you know, insecure environment for facebook as we've ever seen before, and they're improving. it's still vu

we will complete our real-estate acquisition for phase one this year as well. as i indicated earlier, we will start construction of the buttress and shoring walls, construction of the transit center in august, and finalize the ramp design and start the final design work. the rail extension will be submitting various is to the high speed rail authority, providing a cost and updating the drawings for consistency. on program activities, we will be looking for the board for approval on various street projects. we want to continue our quality assurance program. we are also working closely with the planning department, providing them with support and other information on their environmental plan. upon contract activities, what we expect to be bidding out this year, two utility relocation packages, traffic control, pedestrian barricade and walkways, pleasing design and build. we are looking for a temporary advertising bid and to award a public relations and community outreach project and financial- services project. now for the spt report, i would like our manager to g

a way to inform and educate participants, as well as providers, about recovery-oriented resources and health promotion-related services within the community. the beacon house association of san pedro held its 24th annual recovery block party. this event has grown to become a premier event in the recovery community. the event featured arts and crafts, live entertainment, speaker meetings, information booths, and plenty of food. waianae women in recovery held their 7th annual women and children campout. in addition to workshops dealing with women's issues, the event allowed women to spend a fun filled afternoon with their children by enjoying meals, arts and crafts, and several fun and sometimes messy games and activities. the department of health and mental hygiene sponsored a recovery month state kickoff in catonsville, maryland. highlights included recognition of elected officials, display tables for local vendors and substance abuse information, as well as food and live entertainment for all to enjoy. a&e network, in partnership with the national council on alcoholism

we will keep an eye on that situation as well. all together as many as 4000 flights in and out of chicago could be in tact impacted nationwide. >> seeing that guy where he just found out, that's why you wind up on their airport floor. add it to be expensive everything and the uncertainty is a bad solution. >> they should have room service here. i'm not try to be funny. that people sleeping overnight they might as well try to cater to these people. it happens out and die in these poor people. that's troubling to the wintertime. you should know that coming to the airport this season. >> carry a pillow in case i guess. so let's to look added and see where the storm is headed and where it's damaging. >> for the folks not travel a lot of those folks dealing with snow days. plenty of snowfall this morning through the midwest. michigan still plenty of snowfall. portions of illinois, and illinois picking up that snow there. as we head towards the north east upstate new york, new england, a blizzard conditions still at this hour. snow and s

as many more director producer and writer of documentaries and video games for over fifteen years as well as the mastermind of the groundbreaking grand theft auto franchise movie concert every thanks so much for joining us thanks for having me the video games that you have created are hmong the most popular in the world and i want to ask you if you know any numbers in terms of how many break ups or divorces some of your games have cause for people who got so hooked they couldn't stop well actually when i was casting vice city one of the actors that came me and he said this and that was this for him and we explained to him you know it's for grant's out of my city and he just kind of took a step back and kind of apologized and said that he can partake in the casting and basically what happened was that he was playing grand theft auto three and he wind up locking himself up in his room while he was actually having a pretty tough time in his marriage he came out two days later from nonstop playing the game to find his apartment pretty much and he and his wife gyn and so for that reason he did

we will follow that story as well as the snow. all you have to do is go to www.kron4.com and we will tell you what you need. out of novato, investigators will return to the backyard of a novato home this morning to remove a body. this is yesterday's search, dale smith was reported missing by a neighbor who had not seen him for months. the body was discovered buried in the art underneath a brick patio. authorities believe it is smith, his body is 4 ft. underground. they will not know for sure until they remove the body and the coroner makes a positive identification. his wife evelyn is considered a person of interest. crews had to stop digging yesterday because the rain made the soil on stable. muni is not as safe as it should be. now the agency is firing back. jonathan blum has a look. >> reporter: here in san francisco muni said it was blindsided by a report from the public utility commission saying the agency has not been maintaining a light rail as well as it should. they said some tracks are getting worn out, cables are proble

on top of that, we are lower in the contribution between 1 cents and 2 cents per tear as well as the -- contribution. if you look at the capital fund column, you will see the vast majority of that rate. this will fund future green power purchases. the total residential rate proposed is about 24 cents. we would like to show you what the average bill looks like. this is the estimated average customer use the bill per must between 52 and $77. on the commercial side, many of the reactor before similar in terms of the various programs but the actual structure is different. there is a single tear which is the standard until the the approach to rate setting for commercial customers and you differentiate different uses based on season, the summer season which is a little bit pickier will be a little higher than the winter season which is from november through april. this is providing a 10% savings as proposed by pg&e. the capital investment arms provide an economic stimulus rate for providing customers into the regional mysterious and funding our public goods benefit programs and the stabili

as well as lawrence cornfield and sarah hale from the richmond district and other neighborhoods as well. also the institute on aging institute in the community. my hope is that from this report will come legislative ideas that many of us will work on together. but the ad hoc committee of senior organizations that we have started, my hope is that we have generated activism and will build a movement for aging in place in an aging friendly city. with that, let me introduce mr. russo and mr. duffy to talk about the report. >> thank you. fred russo from the budget analysts office. i want to do a quick overview of our report, prepared at the request of supervisor mar. he provided a number of project objectives for us on this research. i guess that the machine is not done. reviewing practices and bottles for aging in the community, starting in the place that expanded into community when we realize that some people were aging while staying in their home was not a good option. what the supervisor asked is that we review demographic information about the population in san francisco and that we lo

units as well as the list of buildings to be demolished. a lot of information in these development phase approvals, and a lot of information available when they come before the planning department and are ultimately issued to the public. rent control replacement units. a lot has been said in these hearings about this agreement. i'm going to start at the bottom of this slide, which i think is probably the most important thing and i don't think we have emphasized enough. this development agreement before you and the public tonight was built on the trinity development agreement, but it is substantially grouped. some of us were advocates of that trinity development a critics. i would like-agreement. now they are critics. i would like to point out some of the specific improvements, if i like. there were no rent board relocation efforts. under this agreement there are full relocation agreements for existing tenants who sfay until a unit is available to them if they choose not to rent that unit. if an existing tenant rejected that aat trinity, the

east beach is picking up rain as well. we have a winter advisory for the no. 8-east bay hills and the diablo range. 1 in. of snow fall at 1,000 ft. level. expected to accumulate their. as the snow falls we could see it up to 9 in.. we are warm compared to what we expect. we have the freeze one in effect for the north dallas. temperatures getting into the 20s. take a look at your seven day around the bay. sunday, 21 degrees. when you have a combination of moisture and colder there is a chance of snowflakes. it does not look like a collection light but do not be surprised if you see as snow flake or two. george? >> we are fixing of the audio issue. well we are waiting for that to let us take a look at to the i-80. there is some rain on the road. we're looking at it starting to build up. your approach is not that said that is the bay bridge. here is the san mateo shot. traffic on the 92 is moving well. volume building slightly and and you can see the wind. >>george: with the advisory for this bridge shortly. currently in place

you want to watch out for that, as well. r north america, the united states is looking more settled in the east as the snowstorm pulls away. however, we still see quite a bit of tropical moisture in the gulf coast. showers, thunder showers for these states here. back towards texas and louisiana, you are going to see a chance of snow and it's still pretty cold here. speaking of snow, that will be spreading across western canada. coastal areas of british columbia will see rain rather than that white stuff. you may see some heavy amounts of rain here, as well. as for highs on friday, chilly in houston. high of 2. only 4 in atlanta, as well. minus 8 in chicago, minus 6 in toronto. so very chilly weather continues with you today. finally a look at europe. windy weather as well as chilly rain will impact a lot of the british isles for scotland. upper elevations could be seeing snow, as well. and then the showers move across the scandinavian peninsula and into the northern end of germany and towards poland, baltic states, as well. d

it is pushing into walnut creek as well. rmore heavy cells coming down right there as well. thunderstorms around the bay, a lot of instability around. you may not see rain at all right now, or you might be hearing thunderstorms the outside right now. a closer look here and show you all the cells sitting off in the pacific continuing to work their way through. wet weather expected through the morning hours, winds are getting testy with in those cells. by 9:00 a.m., continuing with severe weather. working towards the afternoon we continue with spotty showers, hit or miss showers. even in to the evening. active day to day of thunderstorms continuing as we work our way through the day. 7 day around the bay, wet whether for tomorrow, and your friday. slight chance of showers saturday, sunday. erica? >> erica: 580 hot spot the good news is a motorcycle crash has cleared from the lanes out there. the back up is only growing along 580, speeds down to 7 mi. an hour. the back up is stretching along 580, slowing go conditions here. west

the area needs to be big enough to accommodate the loading and unloading activities, as well as layover activities. that is one thing that we do not have costing information on this time. the next step -- again, we do not need to fund this extension at the moment. but we need to identify sufficient bus layover and passenger boarding spaces, how we can obtain the funding to operate, develop the longer term trolly extensions as a longer-term strategy. working with daly city to see if they can accommodate the potential overhead wires in their jurisdiction. commissioner campos: thank you. i know last year we have talked about something, that service cuts were looming. there was discussion that this could be possible in 2013. i understand the needs of the capacity at the daly city bart station. i am a little bit disconcerted about the time line you are proposing here, but i want to be helpful as we move forward, where i can assist -- relationships with dailies city, bart, any way that my office can be assistance, i am available. my question was, there are a lot of people in my district and s

i think that mirrors what we're hearing from the community as well, if that makes sense. >> when you were describing nct as it relates to glen park, i heard something differently with how the commission is react. i think you are pretty much keeping in mind some of the issues, especially the ones that commissioner moore raised. when i am looking through the housing element, of course, a lot of emphasis now on character of neighborhoods, scale, those types of issues. i think that the streets are narrow in glen park, as some of you mentioned, sidewalks are narrow, and there had been some recent developments there that does not seem in character with glen park. i wish i could remember -- i will mention some of the streets. maybe if we could avoid those types of developments in the future. densely-packed -- i will get the street names. maybe we can have a discussion about that. it just seems completely out of character with a lot of what is there. also, i think parking is sort of an issue, but public transportation is one of the main issues. someone mentioned there lama park. because there

inland temperatures dropping off a little bit as well. as we head toward valentine's day, you're going to want waterproof valentine's. the rain coming back in. winds pick ut from the south, which you'll notice for the next few days is a case of alaska air conditioning. cold system dropping out of the gulf of alaska. it will bring chances of off-and-on rain. lowering snow levels, especially by thursday and friday, maybe as low as 2,000 feet around the bare area. tonight, patchy cloud. fog showing up along the coastline as the sea breeze picks back up. temperatures dropping a few degrees tomorrow. most noticeable for places along the coast. san jose still to the mid to upper 60s. livermore, some of the warmer temperatures for tomorrow. 50s and 60s around the peninsula. east bay, highs in the low 60s, thanks to the winds picking up out of the southwest for the day. for the north bay we should see highs mainly in the mid-60s. your seven-day forecast looks a lot more like february. we'll get rain at times for monday. the wettest system of the b

staff teaching in dual language will have to have a b class certification in language as well as other subject area certification. currently in terms of staffing, recruiting and retaining b class teachers in the languages, there's strategies that are -- being employed, proposition a provides financial incentives for b class teachers. there's strong district and collaborations with the institutes of higher learning to promote the programs. there's also prepared professional training programs to support aspiring teachers, in the last cohort, 85% were people of color. and over 50% were by lingual and mostly canton ease. there has been -- active deeper recruitment and a variety -- a focus on bilingual teachers. there's an -- there are -- they're also sexhrg teacher exchange programs for mandarin speaking multiple subject teachers. >> commissioners, building, what do these programs look like? there are some assumptions that staff kept in mind when building the middle school feeder patterns. first and foremost that the language pathways and a plan for our english language plan will require a

come to us for a loan and we think there is potential for one, we will provide business advising as well as a loan. to give you a sense of who we reach, we are really seeking to lind to traditionally underserved communities. for example, 35% of our borrowers are hispanic or latino. 22% african-american. 60% free mail, and 30% immigrant. -- 60% female. types of businesses -- we will make loans as small as $500 and as large as $100,000. they can range from home-based very small businesses like child care, people selling in the flea market, on up to janitorial, landscaping, restaurants, dry cleaners, and in some cases, small manufacturers. we sometimes bridges of it in even larger transactions if we think there's community benefits, we might wind collectively with the city's working solutions fund or with another lender. so far, -- and we work throughout the bay area. we work in four bay area counties, said francisco obviously being one of the importance, but also said the clara, san mateo, alameda. we have laid out over $15 million to bay area businesses with a medium loan size of about $7

as well as the proposed and community organizations on this issue. one of the things that is brought up as the issue about the fees, the fact that the $14.66 are currently not being paid. explain to me why you are including that in this comparison? >> these fees are now not being paid because when san francisco entered into the contract with waste management for the landfill, these fees were instituted after that contract and were grandfathered in. if we went with the waste management option, san francisco would be subject to those fees, even though we are not right now. chair chu: ok, so the reason we are not subject to those fees is that we entered into the contract prior? >> yes. chair chu: and we do not have any expectation that those fees would be waived? what about other counties? >> we do not have any expectations that those fees would be waived, but even if some of them were, recology would still be 34% less expensive. record -- according to others, i will defer. >> to my knowledge, it is a similar situation to compare it to, so our anticipat

since may 2010, we have seen resolutions of support passed by both this board as well as the board of education. we have seen this process already started for our homeless and transitional-age youth. of the 12,000 passes that were set up, we were able to begin, because of the ease with the logistical challenges in this area -- we were able to begin the process since autumn 2010 for roughly 2000 homeless and transitional-age youth. we've had a number of meetings, presentations, and collaborative work. we have also engaged in an extensive legal analysis, particularly around the sensitive data that is concerned for our students with free and reduced lunch. finally, we have also -- and this took significant time -- settled the memorandum of understanding between ourselves, sfusb and sfmta, and we have taken into consideration a number of the risks, whether it be financial, liability, schools that impact, labor contract impact -- the list goes on and on. but let me speak in more detail. what are some of the challenges we are facing? to frame this, first off, i want the supervisors and audi

traffic still very light but very slick conditions out there as well as very windy. high wind warnings again or high wind advisories for most of the bridges out there. our 880 camera, we love this because it usually demonstrates how windy it is. you can see it rocking back and forth. these taillights, that is traffic moving northbound towards downtown oakland. so far, pretty smooth ride up and down the nimitz freeway. haven't seen any big accidents. and yeah, get your chains ready if you are planning on a trip to the sierra. maybe you might want it wait a little while? but if you are heading out that way, want to show you this pretty picture of interstate 80 at truckee. chains required on 80, 50 and 88. remember our radio partners when you hit the roads, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your weather and traffic. back to you. >>> a reminder that you can keep track of the weather in your neighborhood. just log on to cbssf.com. we have realtime hi-def doppler on our weather page. >>> it is 5:04 on your thursday. >>> the commander of a special drug task force is behind b

the rain we are looking at is the livermore valley portions of tracy as well. as we head into the afternoon showers will push into the north bay, a better chance of rain in the peninsula, right through the napa valley. it could be a wet evening commute depending on where you are. better chance of rain into the evening. 8:00 p.m., a band is forming bringing in some downpours. this could last several hours. by about midnight it looks like we will continue with widespread showers, into wednesday morning as well. we have a wind advisory for the delta with strong southerly winds to 30 mi. an hour. those strong gusts picking up in the late afternoon hours. a winter storm warning along 80, 50. we could see road closures with so much snow coming down. we could get up to 4 ft. of snow in some of the high your elevation. 7 day around the bay, a slight chance of rain continuing through the weekend. george? >> george: no hot spots, starting with the bridge check. no backup, notably on their approaches. i will show you the 80 ride in a moment. san mateo bridge looks good her

that has been keeping us pretty busy, as well as the rfp process. now i want to introduce dawn weiss from the marin energy authority and david orth. supervisor mirkarimi: right before we bring up our guest, would not you say from the tenor of the senate panel hearing that you and i, and others, attended, that there is a sea change in sacramento recognizing the level of interference or obstructionist practices by the private utility so that it is now on the radar. municipal governments should be free to pursue, in a unfettered way, their ability to become a cca. would you say that that have now captured the attention of others? lines have potentially been crossed where now cpuc is being involved. >> absolutely, there is frustration with utilities for not meeting their targets. sacramento may be thinking that municipalities like ours can help to achieve the state's targets. as well, general frustrations that pg&e and its other transactions -- they have definitely demonstrated that they have very much changed their posture since ab 117 was enacted. pg&

we will continue through the weekend as well. will start you off give you an idea of how warm temperatures are expected to get through the weekend. into the '70s, staying that way as we head into next week as well. inland spots with a warming up to 76 degrees by sunday, the bay we could bring 70 degree reading into the picture by the end of the weekend. the coast will be in the '60s but a warming trend in store. 34 in san rosa, also fairfield, 43 antioch, hanging on to the 30's through the livermore valley, 47 in san francisco. by this afternoon temperatures come into about 70 in san rosa, this is certainly a nice warmup. 65 oakland, south bay mid-60's as well. up in the sierra it will be nice weather. you will not need a change at all. lots of sunshine expected. sunny day in store for your saturday, 55 for your afternoon hike, warming up even more than that on sunday. warming it up by the weekend. craig whether it yet plans out door to bar-b-que for super bowl. 76 andin some warmer spots. >> the accident gone from the traffic lan

they will have earnings as well as incentives. i think that the earnings will be comparable to passbook savings accounts or money-market accounts. we will look and maybe future years, seeing if we can expand the types and variety of accounts is being offered in our program, but right now, our emphasis was on ease of administration and ease of use. each parent and child will receive an account identification card with an account number on it. with that, they will be able to walk into a bank branch and make a deposit. they will be able to mail in a deposit through the mail. they will be able to go online in a transfer of money. they will be able to use the account in a variety of ways, and most importantly, they will be able to give their account number to family members and friends and say, for an anniversary, for a birthday, for a gift, here is a way to help our child be successful. thank you. commissioner: what is the bank anyway? >> we have not closed the deal, but we're very close to working with citibank. vice president yee: w

and then minus 12 in denver as well. so bitterly cold out here as well.ally, taking a look at europe, dry for the most part. there is going to be a winter storm that's affecting southern sweden, accompanied by strong winds. that's set to head into the baltic states. it's quite windy across poland and germany as well. but that wind will die down during tuesday for germany. as for the british isles, not too bad. we've got some sunny spells for parts of england. but there is going to be hefty showers moving into ireland by the end of the day. producing some showers for southwestern england as well. so that's something to watch out for. in terms of temperatures, not too bad. 9 degrees in london with sunny spells. 10 in paris with a light drizzle. 9 degrees in berlin. but temperatures certainly on the decline for northern and eastern areas. we've got 1 in stockholm and then zero in moscow, coming down to 4 in warsaw as well. all right. here's the extended forecast now. ♪ ♪ >>> once again, the headlines this hour, japan's current account surplus for 2010 logged

played with a stunning list of jazz giants such as duke ellington, quincy jones, bennie goodman, as well as elephants jerrold, frank sinatra, and sammy davis jr.. he was one of the musicians at the cotton club which was the first desegregated club. he was one the and -- of the artists to help to end nightclub segregation. he was a school district for many years until he became the principal of the school. after retiring from education, he performed regularly with local artists. he was a friend to teachers and a mentor. before i asked his son to play a selection of his music. this is from the alan smith court that -- quartet. ♪ ♪ >> thank you. with that, i am proud to present this commendation to alan smith for his outstanding contribution to san francisco as music, the arts, and the young people. [applause] >> thank you. on behalf of the entire family, i would like to express how honored we are that you have chosen alan smith for this accommodation. rest in peace, alan smith, thank you. [applause] ha >> thank you. i have the honor of recognizing miss lee on the bridges from district two.

as well as what we have already provided to the commission, and also what we owe you. we will go through this summary in each of the assistant general managers will be -- to they will be the fourth budget hearing for the budget cycle. it will begin july 1. it begins the programmatic budgets. it is the culmination of everything have seen to date. -- you have seen to date. it includes the two-year budget under proposition 8. the second year of our proposed budget is $861 million. the only other changes are the discussed changes for fringe benefit increases. they are actions taken by the retirement board. we were very close in our preliminary projections. the numbers only changed about $200,000 across the program. the previous proposal assumed the pension rate would be a 16.5% of salaries. that rate is slightly higher. we have reflected that in the proposal for you today. we have adopted rates that are slightly lower. instead, it was 6.6% that would be the employer required contribution. a little bit of savings across those items. behind item number 8 is the 10- yera capi

i have been involved in labor issues as well as well as a lot of transit environmental issues. i will not repeat what my previous us what the two previous candidates talk about. the financial problems are overriding. -- i will not repeat what the previous two candidates talked about. we have three significant projects going on. we have the seismic retrofit which is a major project. we hope to finish part of that in 2012 and then we will move on to a bigger part. that is just hanging over us. this is very expensive but it must be done. we are all excited about finally getting a move will build a barrier in. also a suicide barrier. -- we are all excited about finally getting a movable median barrier in. the suicide says -- the suicide barrier design phase should be completed soon. with the suicide barrier, between 25-35 people that we know of jumping off the bridge each year, i am excited about that. with respect to some of the other issues. we have dealt with issues such as the type of engines in the ferry's. our environmental can be be and still have reliable -- how environment

sunshine for british columbia, up in canada, a different story, looking quite wet for you, lots of rain as well as inland snow. vancouver looking cloudy today. five degrees for your daytime high. 9 in seattle. 1 in denver, still cold for this time of year but doing much better than earlier in the week. 25 degrees in los angeles, so here we're starting to feel the effect of that mild air coming in from the pacific. but temperatures still struggling to rise up in the northeastern corner here. now, finally over to europe then, wet and windy weather dominating the northern tier of the continent, lots of snow forecast to move into scandinavia, accompanied by strong winds as well, and looking at more rain to affect the british isles, that's going to be heading into the southeastern corner, next so london will be in for that heavy rain and strong winds, too, and then right now it's looking quite dry across central and southeastern europe, high pressure system in control, but the rain band will be heading into central europe next affecting the low countries, germany as well as france. still quite cold

i think there is probably copies available for the public as well. the first amendment is in red, and i would just like to add -- i will read it, i guess. commission secretary, maybe you could read it, and i will add the amendment. >> it stated that the city goal of developing 360 megawatts of new energy resources revise, and the city intends to conduct a process for development, construction operation of green energy resources, including a.g. efficiency and demand-type programs, located with the city -- within, i assume that means -- within the city as well as northern california. >> yes, within would be a correction. i would also like to add the word "immediately," because i think there is a time factor here that we are all very cognizant of, and we can but some time elements into further amendments as well because i know there is a lot of eagerness from the stakeholders to keep us moving along. the second amendment that i would like to introduce that is not on the copy that you have has to do with the third whereas on the second page, and it would

good morning, santa rosa, 39 for you as well as redwood city. fog as well in parts of the east bay but from mountain view and san jose and los gatos mid to upper 40s with visibility 7 to 10 miles. half mile to a quarter mile visibility all throughout the north bay and heading into sacramento as well some problems there. so dense fog until about 10:00 this morning in the north bay. winds shifting out of the east so very gusty winds later on today. looking for some colder nights. and with this fog mixing on out today, we're going to see a lot of sunshine out there. high pressure's building on in. this ridge is going to stay with us not only the rest of the week into the weekend, we're going to get warmer through the afternoon but overnight lows quite chilly the next couple days. only 32 in the northern sierra today with 53 fresno. temperatures low to mid-60s today. good morning, frances. >> good morning, lisa. good morning, everyone. we start off with a live shot for you of 101 in san rafael. this gives you an idea how foggy it is. here's southbou

record cold again sunday morning and monday as well. e cold air is here, the front has passed through. this was your morning commute, boy it was a mess. the weekend is going to be nice as heck but it's going to be cold, cold, cold in the morning. warmest days on sunday. computer model does this. we're looking for the moisture. the cold air is just getting here. 11:00 tonight, on the peninsula, the computer is saying, you might have the flurry coming in. then here we go again, 4 :00 a.m., maybe a little -- it's married to that spot on the peninsula. then you see that and we see a clearing out rapidly. another system up north gets in here next week. forecast highs for tomorrow, 40s. that's pretty cool. these will make overnight lows, not too long ago these would have been overnight lows. the five day forecast breaks down like this. certainly icing concerns. the real story here is the freeze warning and the freezing temperatures and record cold the next couple of mornings, that's a big deal, affects a lot of people. >> i thought those highs

i think that's important for the health of the planet as well as a marketing effort to emply but we'll focus on that rather than a prespecified ramp rate to get to the 51% trespecified ramp ra to the 51% that we'll need to be able to move with that as we go through negotiations. we're also going to have to deviate from -- we've talked about the past city taking on no financial risk whatsoever. we'll have to be sharing the risk swt supplier. in the responses firms were clear they could not take on all of the financial risks so what that means i believe at a minimum is san francisco will be required to put up some collateral to get the program started and the amount of the collateral and loan guarantees will depend a fair amount on the size of the initial program and type of portfolio that's offered. looking how that played out with marin contract. marin did strike a contract with shell. there are a few aspects of that contract i want to go over with you here today and highlight, especially as they related to the flexibility i was just describing on the previous slide. one is the price t