>> supervisor mar: so moved. >> supervisor chan: thank you. >> second. >> supervisor chan: thank you commissioners. madam clerk? (roll call) there's three ayes. >> supervisor chan: thank you. madam clerk, item number 9. >> clerk: public comment. members of the public who wish to provide general public comment on items that are within the jurisdiction of this board but not on today's agenda, should be dialling star 3 now to line up to speak, a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted to begin your comments. do we have any callers in the queue? it does appear we have one. caller? >> good morning one last time. guess who, eric brooks with our city sf and californians for energy choice. i want to flag again for you, especially now that commissioner fielder has joined the lafco. an item that will get slid into the cracks if we don't pay attention to it. that is in regard to -- hopefully you'll have a future agenda item or part of a future agenda item to deal with this. the issue of gas water heat, gas boilers in la

vice chair chan. >> thank you, chair preston. colleagues, i appreciate you joining me for this hearing today. this is a topic that i have discussed at our board meeting and full board meeting earlier this year and i introduced this hearing and requested a budget and legislative analyst report on the heel of an audit by our controller's office. right now today we're moving into problematic relationship as a non-profit named san francisco sparks alliance has with our city department but specifically with our recreation and park department. this though the b.r.a. report you'll see later today will validate what we thought all along that there was lack of adequate control, again, possibility of corruption and financial transparency between parks alliance and rec and parks department. however, we'll have the controller's office to present first as they've been with the public integrity rehave you for some time now and to help in the context because they're the ones that first did an analysis and report specifically on parks alliance r

subpoena asmentioned in her motion , vice chair chan. [roll call vote] >> president: the motion passes. >> thank you chair peskin. you have any comments youwould like to make , be it about controllers report or our subject legislative analyst report or even comments for some of the questions you would like to respond that we had some on this slide.>> iq supervisors for the opportunity again. my name is liz farrell and i'm the board chair of the san francisco parks alliance and there was a lot of information there so i'll try to comment on the same things that are most relevant. one of the things is around the issue of anonymous donations and first of all i want to also just be clear on the record today that the parks alliance has not been accused or found to be involved in any wrongdoing of the investigation into the government corruption. i also wanted to say that throughout this whole process we are committed to being transparent. committed to working with the city. we have been a partner with the city for over 50 years and want tocont

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you, president walton. colleagues, first, i want to thank supervisor safai for his leadership. we know at the golden gate park underground parking, it's critical piece to j.f.k. drive conditions to allow folks that are low-income and with disabilities and in different zip codes that live in the area have challenges accessing golden gate park and j.f.k. drive. in the event that if they don't have free parking on j.f.k. drive, they should be able to have free parking in the garage. we've been working with city departments to come up with language and ways to be able to make that work, and yet, we have come to an agreement. but thanks to supervisor peskin's amendment to the piece of legislation, that this conversation will continue to be able to come back to the board of supervisors when we talk about rate and adjustment for these parking garages. so with that, i will be supporting for this legislation to move forward today so we can make the budget whole. this is part of the budget that we approved earlier th

supervisor chan. >> so now, i am wondering. this is one of the questions i do ask any candidate for any appointment. i want you to know this is very standard coming from me. typically i would ask how do you know about the appointment. you know it through tyra. what makes you want to be on the board? it sounds to me you want to have a deeper involvement with the community. now this is the typical question i would ask. what will be your priority once you are appointed to the body? i am having a little concern that it is a very critical body, in my opinion, especially as a former aid to former district 10 supervisor maxwell. redevelopment, in fact, has a deep history in san francisco, not just in this district but district five. thinking how it is throughout the city as well as, you know, you have alluded to we are transitioning. it is a critical role. what would be your priority once you are appointed to the body? >> well, overall my priority would be to participate as an active contributor to the body, bringing my time and my re

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. we're making this amendment to prohibit any land use concerning oil and gas. it is my honor and privilege to urge you, colleagues, for your support to pass this ordinance and acknowledge that they are on the unceded ramaytush ohlone land. this legislation has also received support from climate emergency coalition, and save the bay, and i thank them for their support, as well. the intent of this ordinance was introduced this past april, which it's taken us a while to get here, when governor newsom announced his intention to ban fracking across the state. last month, his administration announced that the state would ban drill within 3200 feet of schools, homes, and hospitals to protect the environment, and i'm really pleased that we will be -- with your support that we pass this legislation to continue to be a leader with california. so i'm proud to support this ordinance with supervisor mandelman and preston. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor chan. seeing no objection, we can

. >> alameda county supervisor wilma chan hit by a car while walking her dog. a look back at her legacy. >>> america's top doctor heading to capitol hill today to explain what still has to happen to put the pandemic behind us. >>> good thursday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we're going to have a look at the morning commute in just a moment. let's take a live look outside where rain is making another appearance across parts of the bay area. >> we're going to head to break for a minute. we'll be right back. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ . >>> thanks for sticking around. we had some technical difficulties. >> remembering a bay area leader who died tragically. alameda county supervisors are still planning to meet tonight but will do so without supervisor wilma chan. >> she was struck and killed yesterday while walking her dog. bob redell is live at the scene. we're talking about an absolute trail blazer in california politics. >

supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. we're making this amendment to prohibit any land use concerning oil and gas. it is my honor and privilege to urge you, colleagues, for your support to pass this ordinance and acknowledge that they are on the unceded ramaytush ohlone land. this legislation has also received support from climate emergency coalition, and save the bay, and i thank them for their support, as well. the intent of this ordinance was introduced this past april, which it's taken us a while to get here, when governor newsom announced his intention to ban fracking across the state. last month, his administration announced that the state would ban drill within 3200 feet of schools, homes, and hospitals to protect the environment, and i'm really pleased that we will be -- with your support that we pass this legislation to continue to be a leader with california. so i'm proud to support this ordinance with supervisor mandelman and preston. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor chan. seeing no objection, we can

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good point, supervisor chan. we will hold public comment until we hear from all three, so why don't we go on to the next nominee. ms. soo, good morning. mr. clerk, is ms. soo with us? >> clerk: i'm checking right now. i will check on her if you want to move on. >> chairman: good morning. d.j. >> good morning chair peskin and vice chair mandelman. the last chance i got to see and everything that he's doing. but i also want to say, thank you to the mayor for having faith in my leadership and time on the police commission: i've been in the city and county for the last eleven years. i have been a public servant. i am the executive director of young community developers which is one of the leading workforce developments in district 10. i've been apart of that organization for over ten years where we've grown from nine folks and during that time was also able to really focus on violence prevention in the work that we do around community engagement in the southeast part of san francisco. i have serveded on the mayor's w

and supervisor chan. chan aye. there are 11 ayes. >> supervisor: without objection the minutes will be approved as presented after public comment. let's go to our consent agenda items 2 and 3. >> clerk: they're on consent. the items are considered to be routine. if a member objects an item can be removed and considered separately. >> supervisor: thank you. can we please have the roll on items 2 and 3. >> clerk: supervisor haney. aye. supervisor mandelman. aye. supervisor mar. aye. supervisor melgar. aye. supervisor peskin. aye. supervisor preston. aye. supervisor ronen. aye. supervisor safai. aye. supervisor stefani. aye. supervisor walton. aye-supervisor chan. aye. >> supervisor: the ordinances are passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the regular agenda unfinished business items 4 and 5. is and for item 5, against johnson & johnson for a range of $6 million to $11 million to be paid over nine year. >> supervisor: call the roll. on items 4 and 5. supervisor haney. aye. supervisor mandelman. aye. supervisor

whether the parolee who attacked carl chan is mentally ill. and so the judge wants that convicted felon evaluated before pronouncing sentence. james lee ramsey was in an oakland courtroom awaiting his sentence for his unprovoked attack on karl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. chan addressed the court, saying other victims of asian descent are scared to be walking the streets. we should be able to be anywhere. at any time. you should be safe when people are saying the wrong place at the wrong time. if it wasn't me, it could have been another person back in april. ramsey knock chan to the ground from behind as you walk near eighth and broadway in downtown oakland. though dazed and bloodied, chan was able to take this photo of ramsey, who was arrested a short while later by oakland police. as part of a plea deal. ramsey pleaded no contest to assault and the d a dropped a criminal threats, charge and hate crime allegation. but the key issue in court was how to punish ramsey, but at the same time ensure that he's treate

call a vote on the motion. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> chan aye. vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> mandelman aye. peskin excused. the motion passes with member peskin being excused without objection. >> do we have more business today? >> that completes our agenda for today. >> then we are adjourned. bye, everybody. >> when i look at an old neon sign that's working or not working, i feel the family business that was in there. >> since 2009, citywide, sf shines, has supported businesses and sites like the ones that receive new neon signs. >> you know, sf shines is doing an amazing job to bring back the lighting and the neon glow of san francisco. >> sf shines is such an amazing program, and i can't think of another program in another city that gives matching gunned funds to store owners, mom and pop owners, and if they've got a neon sign, they've really got a great way to advertise their business. >> this is a continuation of the sf shines program. >> focusing other neon signs is relatively new to us. of the seven neon signs, we've invested about $145

supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, chair peskin. i know you are in the process of preparing the language, so i do look forward of seeing the language itself. but also to provide an exemption for accept and expend legislation. i guess i'm trying to understand better. does that mean that for an interested party, that donates through the city through accept and expend process. >> chairman: so the notion there is if a -- the action before the board, that the board takes is the approval of accept and expend. so in taking that action by accepting a donation from a third party, that would not prohibit a member of the board of supervisors from soliciting behested payments from a party that had made a distribution to the city that the board had to vote on to accept. does that make any sense? because the board has had to take action. so i'm differentiating that in the board, approving a contract. so if we approve a contract with the xyz corporation, it would be prohibited that a member of the board of supervisors go to the xyz corporation to

many still trying to process the sudden tragic death of supervisor wilma chan. a memorial has started about 30 minutes ago. friends and family gathering outside the county administration building, paying tribute to the politician who many described as a humble, selfless advocate and a quiet warrior. colleagues cried and hugged outside alameda county administration building, trying to process the sudden loss of supervisor wilma chan, who dedicated 30 years of her life to public service. >> i considered her not just a colleague, but a friend. cornell: the oakland mayor said she work safely with her on many issues from promoting leadership, to addressing racial disparities around the pandemic. >> she was an amazing champion, a quiet champion for the vulnerable, for public health. cornell: chan was struck and killed wednesday when walking her dog in alameda. first elected to the alameda county board of supervisors in 1994, becoming the first asian-american woman to hold the post, chan would go on to serve in the california state assembly, and would be later reelecte

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wilma chan for 30 years. she used her voice to champion a number of social issues including access to health care and a justice reform tonight. many say her death serves as yet another reminder of the dangers that pedestrians face bay area streets. >> tributes and condolences are pouring in from across california. for alameda county district 3 supervisor wilma chan nikki fortunato basse, president of the oakland city council called her loss devastating california governor gavin newsome said her decades of service touch the lives of many district. 18 assemblywoman mia bonta said that her values and strength our model for us all. i'm really >> was a huge inspiration to me. former california state jim bell says that alameda county and much of california. >> such an a debt of gratitude for pushing for reforms on mental health homelessness in justice reform. well, she was fundamentally over incarceration of individuals >> basic health problems. people that have behavioral health problems why incarcerate these peop

. >> supervisor woman chan tonight for 30 years. she used her voice to champion a number of social issues, including access to health care and justice reform tonight, many say her death serves as yet another reminder of the dangers that pedestrians face on bay area roads. >> tributes and condolences are pouring in from across california. for alameda county district 3 supervisor wilma chan nikki fortunato basse, president of the oakland city council called her loss devastating california governor gavin newsome said her decades of service touch the lives of many district. 18 assemblywoman mia bonta said that her values and strength our model for us all. i'm really >> well, that was a huge inspiration to me. former california state jim bell says that alameda county and much of california. >> such an a debt of gratitude for pushing for reforms on mental health homelessness in justice reform. well, she was fundamentally over incarceration of individuals >> basic health problems. people that have behavioral health problems why incarcerate

. >> witnesses describe the heartbreaking scene after alameda county supervisor wilma chan was hit by walking her dog. >>> next chance of rain starting to arrive, just got updated time line. >> is it true? buster posey making a big announcement tomorrow, giants superstar reportedly retiring. but why? talking to former teammates. >>> trying to get a vaccination appointment for your child, places to look to book asap. >> good evening. begin with the tragic death of alameda county supervisor wilma chan, killed walking her dog one block from her home. >> more than a politician, a guiding light in the community, nbc bay area's cheryl hurd from alameda. >> reporter: people are starting to bring flowers and candles to the location where supervisor chan was struck and killed. during the day this is a busy street and people who live around her say it's a big problem. >> looked it up, saw it was her, can't believe it. devastated. >> reporter: flowers and candles marking the spot where wilma chan was struck and killed today. >> something going on, would hear about it, fight to save schools, fami

and supervisor chan. chan aye. there are 11 ayes. >> supervisor: without objection the minutes will be approved as presented after public comment. let's go to our consent agenda items 2 and 3. >> clerk: they're on consent. the items are considered to be routine. if a member objects an item can be removed and considered separately. >> supervisor: thank you. can we please have the roll on items 2 and 3. >> clerk: supervisor haney. aye. supervisor mandelman. aye. supervisor mar. aye. supervisor melgar. aye. supervisor peskin. aye. supervisor preston. aye. supervisor ronen. aye. supervisor safai. aye. supervisor stefani. aye. supervisor walton. aye-supervisor chan. aye. >> supervisor: the ordinances are passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the regular agenda unfinished business items 4 and 5. is and for item 5, against johnson & johnson for a range of $6 million to $11 million to be paid over nine year. >> supervisor: call the roll. on items 4 and 5. supervisor haney. aye. supervisor mandelman. aye. supervisor

chan advocated for children families. the elderly affordable housing and health care for uninsured people. governor gavin newsom's office has released this statement tonight saying we are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of alameda county supervisor wilma chan for decades of service to the community. championing health care affordable housing and support for families has touched the lives of many. our thoughts are with her loved ones at this time. chan is survived by 2 children as well as 2 grandchildren. and in the coming weeks alameda public works along with the transportation planning department. we're going to be reviewing the collision site as well as details from the investigation to discuss any potential safety interventions. live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. all right. allan, much more to learn about this case. thank you for that report. that's not the only breaking news we're following tonight. >> there are reports circulating that the beloved san francisco giants will officially retire tomorro

supervisor chan? >> i think my last question to help us sort of wrap up the entire -- i think the focus really for this bla report budget legislative analyst report that i really appreciate you both so much. i think throughout the report in your presentation and in your report that specifically talked about conflict of interest, you know, and identified as really the main problem, be it with the mou or be it with the donation process, in kind donations and all that. conflict of interest has time and time again sort of popped up in every aspect of the relationship between parks alliance and rec and park department, either as a contractor or conservatory flowers or grantee for sky star wheel contract or donor who is now receiving anonymous donations -- sent it to the department. could you just walk us through either an example or what do you mean by conflict of interest? >> sure supervisor chan. because of various relationships between the two organizations, there's the opportunity for a contractor to b

news in alameda where a victim sell being held at the spot where alameda county supervisor wilma chan passed away after being hit by a car while walking. kenny (friends and family are devastated by this loss. will chan was walking her dog earlier this morning, right near this intersection of shoreline drive and grant street. take a look behind me. one of her colleagues just lit three candles in honor of the supervisor. chan suffered major head injuries, and was transported to highland hospital this afternoon. her chief of staff said she succumbed to her injuries around 2:30 this afternoon. we spoke to a resident and an oakland unified teacher who said that chan brought about a lot of change in so many ways for this community and so many others. >> so when it said on the news a supervisor was hit by a car, said, well, let me look up, because i went so fast, and when saw it was her, i was devastated. because i always see her in safeway. i was just saying i have to call wilma tomorrow morning,, she always help mess at christmas time. >> reporter: chan was first elected to the alameda cou

>> made by supervisor chan. mr. clerk. on the motion offered by vice chair chan this be recommended to the board of supervisors. vice chair chan. >> aye. >> member mandelman. >> aye. >> chair preston. >> aye. >> mr. chair, they ayes. >> thank you that motion passes. thank you director. mr. clerk next item. >> 3. hearing on the de factor route abandonment and service restoration for muni buses, trains, and cable cars. if you wish to call, call in 415-655-0001. today's id24922118986. after you enter the id dial pound twice and press star followed by 3 if you wish to enter the queue to speak. the prompt will indicate you have raised your hands. wait until you are unmuted. you may then begin to comment. mr. chair. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to make a comment before we get started. welcome back to m.t.a. leaders who are here with us. i appreciate your coming back to committee. item before us is the hearing on the de factor route abandonment of service restoration for muni buses, trains and cable cars. i want to thank vice

supervisor chan? >> i think my last question to help us sort of wrap up the entire -- i think the focus really for this bla report budget legislative analyst report that i really appreciate you both so much. i think throughout the report in your presentation and in your report that specifically talked about conflict of interest, you know, and identified as really the main problem, be it with the mou or be it with the donation process, in kind donations and all that. conflict of interest has time and time again sort of popped up in every aspect of the relationship between parks alliance and rec and park department, either as a contractor or conservatory flowers or grantee for sky star wheel contract or donor who is now receiving anonymous donations -- sent it to the department. could you just walk us through either an example or what do you mean by conflict of interest? >> sure supervisor chan. because of various relationships between the two organizations, there's the opportunity for a contractor to b

did not harm mister chan because mister it is an asian men. rate he engaged in in a violent act at the place of said where mental distress setting ramsey's history of mental illness. >> brooks argues prison is not the answer. she believes all charges should be dropped and ramsey. should instead be placed in a treatment center. needs help. >> he'd support. he needs wrap around services. he needs a facility that is not mired in violence and pew candidate behavior modification that i guess is what you would call it. and he needs to be put somewhere where you can think you can figure out they can figure out how to stabilize him, but living his life behind the cage and and his only crying being severe mental illness. we all should find that morally reprehensible to chan was unavailable for an interview on wednesday but will voice any of his concerns in the courtroom on thursday. >> he says there he will provide a victim impact statement and ramsey sentencing hearing in oakland taylor kron 4 news. >> oakland police are investigating after a local ch

>> made by supervisor chan. mr. clerk. on the motion offered by vice chair chan this be recommended to the board of supervisors. vice chair chan. >> aye. >> member mandelman. >> aye. >> chair preston. >> aye. >> mr. chair, they ayes. >> thank you that motion passes. thank you director. mr. clerk next item. >> 3. hearing on the de factor route abandonment and service restoration for muni buses, trains, and cable cars. if you wish to call, call in 415-655-0001. today's id24922118986. after you enter the id dial pound twice and press star followed by 3 if you wish to enter the queue to speak. the prompt will indicate you have raised your hands. wait until you are unmuted. you may then begin to comment. mr. chair. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to make a comment before we get started. welcome back to m.t.a. leaders who are here with us. i appreciate your coming back to committee. item before us is the hearing on the de factor route abandonment of service restoration for muni buses, trains and cable cars. i want to thank vice

we look back at the life of paul wilma chan. we are remembering a bay area leader who died without warning, wilma chan. she was struck by a car yesterday while walking her dog. bob, as i've learned more about her, absolutely a trailblazer who it comes to politics. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. the oakland board of supervisors meeting behind me in the town of oakland. they are in closed session right now. there was no public acknowledgment of the death of their colleague, supervisor wilma chan before they went into closed session, but beforehand we did speak with supervisor nate the driver did stop after the collision, was distraught according to witnesses, and comforted supervisor chan until she was taken to the hospital with a head injury. she passed away at 2:30 in the afternoon. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. law enforcement has not indicated what caused the collision, what led up to it, or who might be at fault. people who live there tell us distracted driving and speeding is a problem on that stretch

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor chan. do you want to provide comments to the amendments read into the record by supervisor chan? >> thank you, supervisor chan for the amendments. it is heavy manufacturing two and three, not one and two. i would like that clarified. >> my apologies and thank you for the correction. >> thank you so much. madam clerk, supervisor chan has made a motion to move the amendment to the legislation. can we please take roll on that motion. >> we will need to provide public comment prior to the roll call. >> public comment. >> we have joe supporting us tonight. checking to see how many callers are in the queue. please press star 3 to be added the queue. the system will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted. two have two with us this evening. with one person in the queue. unmute the caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am paul wimmer. i am happy to see these recommended planning department amendment has been adopted. the san francisco climate emergency coalition i

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor chan. do you want to provide comments to the amendments read into the record by supervisor chan? >> thank you, supervisor chan for the amendments. it is heavy manufacturing two and three, not one and two. i would like that clarified. >> my apologies and thank you for the correction. >> thank you so much. madam clerk, supervisor chan has made a motion to move the amendment to the legislation. can we please take roll on that motion. >> we will need to provide public comment prior to the roll call. >> public comment. >> we have joe supporting us tonight. checking to see how many callers are in the queue. please press star 3 to be added the queue. the system will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted. two have two with us this evening. with one person in the queue. unmute the caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am paul wimmer. i am happy to see these recommended planning department amendment has been adopted. the san francisco climate emergency coalition i

moved by chan. seconded by preston. thank you. madam clerk, please call the role. >> clerk: [roll call] the minutes are approved. >> chairman: thanks, madam clerk. please call item six, our consent agenda. >> clerk: item 6 is the consent agenda. this item was first approved at the october 26th board meeting. staff is not planning to present but is available for questions. >> chairman: i don't see comments or questions from colleagues. is there a motion to approve item 6? >> commissioner: so moved. >> chairman: thank you, commissioner preston seconded by commissioner chan. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item six, [roll call] the consent agenda has final approval. >> chairman: okay. thank you. madam clerk, please call item seven. >> clerk: item seven state and federal legislation update. this is an information ute. >> chairman: there you are. >> good morning chair and commissioners as i reported previously the 2022 state budget for public transit, active transportation and this ultimately didn't move forward because

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she comforted supervisor chan number she was taken to the hospital. the supervisor passed away at 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday. she fought for the east bay, was instrumental in saving san leandro hospital from closure. she became the first asian american to be the majority leader in the assembly where she served from 2000 and 2006. her family is asking for privacy, but did express gratitude to the first responders, doctors and nurses who tried to save her. reporting live here in alameda, bob redell. >>> members of the white house covid response team are appearing on capitol hill today. they tell senate lawmakers what needs to happen to move past the pandemic. they're also likely to face some tough questions about the backlash over vaccine mandates. chris, this comes with some new vaccine rules in the works for private businesses as well. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. fram officials say that in the coming days we will see some new rules announced regulating vaccine mandates at private businesses with more than 100 employees. it's likely t

and i caught up with karl chan just about an hour ago. he is still trying to process this tragic news. >> i really want people to think of her as a dedicated public servant. she will always be remembered. and we will miss her. once again, for those that were helped by her, we will remember her. thank you for all she has done for us. thank you, wilma. >> chan has been a strong advocate for children and families for 40 years. from 2000 to 2006, she served in the state assembly where she became the first woman and asian-american to be majority leader. we reached out to her office. they tell us that her family is asking for privacy right now. we've been talking to people who have been walking up and down the shoreline. they're really angry about the fact that authorities here in this area aren't doing anything about the speeding that happens up and down the shoreline. not saying that the driver of the car was speeding. but i talked to a young man who was very distraught. i asked him if he knew the supervisor. he said he knows the driver of th

meanwhile, wilma chan is survived by two children and two grandchildren. the family is asking for privacy at this time. >> such a tragic loss. >>> live outside tonight. another storm headed to the bay area. the north will be the first to receive the latest round of rain. >> we weather tonight. >> this is a typical, early rainy season event for the bay area. it will be lights but it is edging into north bay. is moving into sonoma county and parts of marin county right now. the rain is to the west of santa rosa. is up towards cloverdale and beginning to come down. rain will continue progressing to the east. is going around the 10th events to one quarter of an inch of windfall. it will make its way towards the golden gate. let's take a look at the hour by hour. will peak in santa rosa and most of the north in the next few hours. will dwindle quickly as we head toward sunrise. rain chances arrived in san francisco and oakland a little bit leader. and further south, it will be a lower chance of any measurable rainfall in san jose. a couple hundred of an inch. w