thank you director colfax. could you call the roll. >> commissioner green. >> yes. >> commissioner giraudo. >> yes. >> commissioner chow. >> yes. >> commissioner bernal. >> with gratitude and enthusiasm, yes >> item passes. thank you very much. >> great. thank you very much. move to the next item general public comment. secretary morewitz. >> another statement. before we go in at this time members may address the commission on items to the public in the jurisdiction of the commission but not on the agenda. each member may address the commission for up to 3 minutes the brown act forbids the commission for taking action or discussion not posted on the agenda. note that each person is allowed one opportunity to speak per item and may not return to read statements from those not here. written comment may be sent to me. if you wish to spell your anymore in the minutes may do so this is the time to talk about something not on the agenda. again if you go in a topic on the agenda i will stop and you say that delong in

. >> reporter: the colfax community in shock friday after search and rescue crews recovered the body of 16-year-old dante thursday night. he was found in a heavily wooded area off i-80. >> the idea of having somebody so young taken from us so early, especially someone that everyone knows , is going to be really devastating. >> reporter: willie is a friend and classmate. they competed on the swim team. >> he was everyone's friend. >> reporter: he is described as someone with a lot of school spirit who contributed to leadership. >> he was kind of like the face of the class. >> reporter: the news of his death traveling beyond colfax. high school student sawyer morris has friends who knew him well. >> this kid was very involved with sports. it's really shocking that he is gone. >> reporter: while many people have questions, supporting the family should be top priority. >>> just letting them know they are not alone. >> the cause of death is still unclear. but investigators do not suspect i'll play . a coroners report should be out sometime next week. >>> a candlelight vigil will be held t

but that's also because the freeway shutdown from colfax to the state line. >> in nevada. be good name. the priest rodriguez joining us now look at the forecast so yeah, we're tracking white out conditions out there. even a diamond peak in the sierra. so we are seeing heavy snow out there with the heaviest snow earlier today. >> 4 to 5 inches per hour. in addition to that, gusty winds in our valleys 50 miles per hour. less for this and for this year, ridgecrest howling winds up to 100 miles per hour. but let's take a look at radar for as we zoom on in closer to your neighborhood between livermore and tracy tracking widespread moderate showers, even for those of you in discovery bay just north of antioch, we are tracking this cell that's forming. they're bringing moderate downpours there. so far, no threat of any pop-up thunderstorms with lightning or hail detected, but that could change during the overnight hours with this colder, more unstable atmosphere. but for this year, we're going to see for elevations above 7,000 feet, 2 to 3 feet of fresh powder with the highest pe

and we could see the storms as low as colfax. so be very careful. there could bring us up over 200% of normal for the month once we get everything in here over the next six days. we'll take a look at our incoming bay area rain. coming up in a minute and a half, what i want to focus in on, what we'll be seeing tonight and tomorrow that will bring us the chance of rainfall. it has enough cold air with it that as this drops down and we see some instability, some isolated thunderstorms, along with the chance of more rain and even some small hail. so napa, sonoma counties, picking up on heavier rain. you can see the yellow, orange pockets there. also near the santa cruz mountains in the south bay. as we roll through tomorrow morning, we keep a chance of scattered rain in the mix. the best chance near the coast and the pentagon. tomorrow $gentleman, some rain spiraling in would be down here to the south bay. then we would clear out tomorrow night and wednesday for a break in the action. rainfall totals, about a quarter to a half inch in the north bay. sam

westbound 80 closed at colfax. >> today is santa con and there's more to the notorious tradition than a lot of people might think. spirited san franciscans gathered in union square today to donate toys for the fire department toy program. before the streets were filled with santas on a bar crawl they got into the spirit of the season, giving toys to the man who usually delivers them. that santa is santa tom, the head organizer of santa con, he says santa con collects thousands of toys every year in addition to giving adults a chance to be silly and have fun. >> come out, enjoy, but when you enjoy, please do two things. eat food, drink water, enjoy, enjoy, enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. >> before leaving union square to start the bar crawl, everybody sang christmas songs together and took pictures with santa tom. >> the holiday season typically the busiest time of year for food banks, the south bay the need as great as ever. >> max darrow introduces us to a woman who knows firsthand what it's like to need help and now she's made it her mission to help others. >> we are in the warehouse of second

we can see totals up to 47 inches at king vale, 37, kirkwood, maybe some snow as low as colfax and placerville. we get a break on wednesday. then more of the on again, off again chances in the seven, did day forecast. we stay in the 50s through this week. through the next seven days, we see a half to one and a half inches on average for the lower elevations. this will put a lot of spot into the average. >> wednesday. that is the day. that is the day. >>> - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. ♪mumusic playining♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ nonothing brinings the pacak togegether like a t trip to great t wolf lodgege. now openen in northehern californiaia. >>> just into our newsroom. a sad announcement in entertainment. kirstie alley best known for cheers has died aft

director colfax. secretary morewitz and members of the commission. it is an honor i am compete with a big announcement happen happening right now. first president yell candidate for 2024 announcing now i will keep going. and with the sirens. it is an honor to present the department work over the last year. and to comply with section chapter 104 of the city code the collection of sexual orientation and transgender ordinance. and i'm presenting the work of staff across the department. as well as manager who is have been lead this complicated work. and next slide, please. approximate today, i will present our data on the sexual orienization data collection and it will show improve inspect performance and collecting the data. since last year's repor provide an example how we used the data to meet the department's mission, which is to improve the health and well being of all people in san francisco focusing on our patients and clients who come for care. our time is limited this evening i wanted i will not

another two to three feet coming down as those snow levels start to drop closer to placerville and colfax to wrap up the weekend heading into monday morning. right now, showers passing by san francisco at 53 degrees. take you over to san rafael, it's 54. by the way, pretty close to tomorrow's high temperatures, the numbers we're seeing out right now. 56 in san jose. where the rain is falling, clearly it's happening right there on the camera lens, 53 degrees in dublin. but let's see storm ranger's point of view on things. sure enough, the camera's located right there, near the hacienda on 580. there's the rain, following down the dublin grade. the sunol grade, you see a few more showers down into palo alto. notice the entire map is not all green and orange. we're now in the showers mode. these band of showers passing through. think of them as roaming downpours. the cold air aloft offshore, and as freezing levels drop it gets more efficient for some of the stronger showers to briefly produce thunder and small hail. i think what we're seeing now on radar, that radar trend and the more isolat

. >> colfax, mantle and ruth. she focuses on ruth traveling across america in building the babe ruth t brand. one off the reasons he died so early, he wore himself out. and he wore himself out not by just eating so many hotdogs and drinking so many beers and having so many steaks for breakfast, but the knot with the pressure being a great player to but he would go into the promotional leagues. it's the same as natural for babe ruth's head character faces the robert redford character and struck out. and babe ruth have the situations. he became the most famous man ih the world. he had he not only earned more money he had a better year than the presidents. because he deserves the money. so that wasn't the deal. more than any other player he had a branch. today many have a brand. what were comparative to what they were earning as players? what were they earning in the leg? >> thank you for mentioning that. bruce got to $50 per game. $500 weekly salary. so the other players throughout the league they would get 200 -- t

yeah, the freeway shutdown right now from colfax to the nevada state line. look at all of that. snow just piled up on the roadway. you can't even really see where the roadway and hit and and we've got meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by. she's got more details on just how much more. >> we're expected to get. yeah, it's going to be really impressive. in fact, most of this going to be blanketed with one to 2 feet of fresh powder. let's take a live look at diamond peak. and as you can see. >> looking like a winter wonderland and it's going to look like that all weekend long radar for tracking the heaviest snow out there right now. and that's going to continue through sunday as well where we actually have an avalanche warning for this year back countries specifically for lake tahoe area. so just keep that in mind. we're tracking heavy snow on top of gusty winds. we are expecting to see for elevations above 7,000 feet, 2 to 3 feet of fresh snow and also wind gusts upwards of 100 miles per hour or less. the highest for this year. ridgecrest. our valleys, though, certainly goin

are taking a live look now at i-80 where closure has been in effect for the last several hours from colfaxditions. you can see so much snow piled up on the roads. there over donner summit there. multiple spinouts have occurred and only truckee residents are allowed to and from reno. and there is currently no estimated reopening time. caltrans is also holding traffic. it king veil in truckee because of near 0 visibility and multiple spinouts near donner summit historic state route. 40 also closed at this hour. >> and they are working to get that road reopened for tomorrow with more on conditions and a look ahead at what more they can expect out there. come from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here. yeah. and we're tracking white out conditions. dangerous driving conditions as well. 4 to 5 inches of snow. >> reported per hour. the heaviest snow falling out there right now. so no surprise because of all of those road closures. in addition to that, gusty winds in our valleys, 50 miles per hour or less with this year. ridgecrest getting reports of 100 mile per hour wind speeds from now throu

. £8 at colfax westbound at state line, and he's up the mountain. more than three ft of snow.breaking havoc not only on roads but on plans headed north star trying to we'll see left sacramento at about six a.m. had some breakfast and now we're waiting in line for the road to open. did you know that this was closed? yes we did. yeah we're crazy enough to try to come up anyways. then we met johnny yeah . north star trying to go shred some powder. yeah, it's four ft . up there. why not all the way up from san jose playing plato right now, with the wife and kid , saying he hopes that coveted sierra powder holds out my snow dance and hopefully it'll work out. oh, my god today to go so everyone warning. this weather is not for rookies or the faint of heart. caltrans warning closures were put in place due to zero visibility, making already rough roads impassable. people camped out gas tanks full would not only coats but food and even some with survival gear in tow. telling us the hope is this weekend is not one and done but a steady fall making for a successful season. that was aaron

storm warning in place until early monday morning, you heard about the closures on interstate 80 near colfax and highway 15 near khyber is and the additional snowfall forecast could be around 1 to 3 ft. in the sunday snow level, is coming down as well that cold air movement and could be coming down to around 2500 ft. here is the active radar once again. we have the rain here in the bay area, and all that snowfall piling up in the sierra right now. see all the coverage. from donner to south lake tahoe to kirkwood to bear valley back here in the bay area. we're showing you still some more showers developing out there, but it looks like the main action right now is kind of shooting on out to the east, but we still have some rainfall closer to antioch and rio vista , but we still have also tracking some light to moderate selves closer to oakland closer to a san ramon and conquered and then down in the south bay down toward toward the santa cruz mountains, finally getting a bit of a break, but it looks like some more rain closer to more gun hill. and in gilroy, just in the short term, though, wha

according to caltrans parts of i-80, were closed around cow colfax, truckee and the nevada state lineosures on highway 20 and highway 2.67. dave spahr is going to bring us a complete look at the and the sierra. the snow forecast coming up at 8.15. happening today, muir woods, national monument remains closed throughout the day because of the weather. the agency tweeting out this photo just yesterday of a tree down over a walkway near woods is one of many places shut down this weekend because of the bad weather, the oakland zoo and their glow farhi events are also shut down for the day. and kept santa claus at town this weekend, at least in napa that weather forcing the cancellation of the holiday parade. there. it was supposed to happen on saturday night to help locals celebrate 175 years of christmas in the area that route normally starts near city hall officials with the downtown up association said unfortunately, the parade will not be rescheduled this year. and we continue to track the wet weather all weekend long for you on broadcast and on our digital platforms. well, the latest

director colfax.nor i am compete with a big announcement happen happening right now. first president yell candidate for 2024 announcing now i will keep going. and with the sirens. it is an honor to present the department work over the last year. and to comply with section chapter 104 of the city code the collection of sexual orientation and transgender ordinance. and i'm presenting the work of staff across the department. as well as manager who is have been lead this complicated work. and next slide, please. approximate today, i will present our data on the sexual orienization data collection and it will show improve inspect performance and collecting the data. since last year's repor provide an example how we used the data to meet the department's mission, which is to improve the health and well being of all people in san francisco focusing on our patients and clients who come for care. our time is limited this evening i wanted i will not go in too much detail about the obstacles in collecting the da

a i believe from, uh, colfax all the way the nevada line and they're doing avalanche control and echoght now, so you can't even get into myers in the south shore. so by the way, roberta did make it home. she shot that video, but i bet it was a slow roll. thankfully she made it home and yes, so the snow levels have dropped since yesterday, which means there is more roadway to get through covered in snow. and so yes, that's frank benton. it's not getting any better. i was watching a multiple news era cast last night and a lot of the time yesterday those highways were closed. so getting outdoors here at home. we are seeing some better weather to be on the roadways this morning for sure, as we do have a mix of sun and clouds out there in a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary, beautiful blue sky mixed in there with the sun . scattered showers. still in the forecast for today, even isolated thunderstorms. little bit of fog reported in santa rosa 44 degrees low fifties in san francisco mid forties in concord, upper forties a hayward san jose, east of san jose. over amount ham

picken reports to director of grant colfax. the director of jail health service is dr. lisa prat who management executive team of leaders over each of the clinical areas as you can see in the organizational chart. dr. prat is medical director and the clinical leader responsible for all clinical care that happens in the jail. we have some clinical leaders who have-who report up to other clinical directors in the department such as dental and pharmacy but they have matrix reporting to dr. pratt. next slide. diving into the service model, i'll start with physical health and then mental health and reentry planning. we take care of patients with serious mental health and medical health problems in the jail. for example and this is one small example, we currently have 3 people in jail who are-with cancer who are currently receiving radiation and chemotherapy during their incarceration. we assess people on intake. we identify whether they have any urgent needs or whether they have chronic physical health or mental health or substance use issues. and then we also take care of t

picken reports to director of grant colfax. the director of jail health service is dr. lisa prat who management executive team of leaders over each of the clinical areas as you can see in the organizational chart. dr. prat is medical director and the clinical leader responsible for all clinical care that happens in the jail. we have some clinical leaders who have-who report up to other clinical directors in the department such as dental and pharmacy but they have matrix reporting to dr. pratt. next slide. diving into the service model, i'll start with physical health and then mental health and reentry planning. we take care of patients with serious mental health and medical health problems in the jail. for example and this is one small example, we currently have 3 people in jail who are-with cancer who are currently receiving radiation and chemotherapy during their incarceration. we assess people on intake. we identify whether they have any urgent needs or whether they have chronic physical health or mental health or substance use issues. and then we also take care of t

picken reports to director of grant colfax. the director of jail health service is dr. lisa prat who management executive team of leaders over each of the clinical areas as you can see in the organizational chart. dr. prat is medical director and the clinical leader responsible for all clinical care that happens in the jail. we have some clinical leaders who have-who report up to other clinical directors in the department such as dental and pharmacy but they have matrix reporting to dr. pratt. next slide. diving into the service model, i'll start with physical health and then mental health and reentry planning. we take care of patients with serious mental health and medical health problems in the jail. for example and this is one small example, we currently have 3 people in jail who are-with cancer who are currently receiving radiation and chemotherapy during their incarceration. we assess people on intake. we identify whether they have any urgent needs or whether they have chronic physical health or mental health or substance use issues. and then we also take care of t

helped, actually they did the recruitment for the public health director, the position that grant colfax was hired into so we have experience working with them. we put out a mini request for proposals for executive search firms. they responded. their timeline matched the needs that we had. they are actually, potentially lined up to support us on a director for the streets and sanitation department. so, because of that now being folded back into the department of public works, they were uniquely situated to work with us, to work with you all on this recruitment and the availability is one of the key factors we have here but i do want to underscore we've worked with them at the department of human resources on a number of other high profile recruitments. we feel like they do excellent, excellent work. and we have 100% confidence they will be able to support you all, work with you and your stakeholder groups and put forward a really robust poll of candidates for this important position. >> thank you. that would be a national search? >> they are committed to doing a national search. what's r

that is completely different from what we saw yesterday when interstate he was closed between colfax and then the baddest dateline rain turned to sleet with white out conditions and ice and snow covered most of that road. caltrans and the chp closed the interstate to keep drivers from getting stuck in the snow. we're spinning out. still some people tried to get as close to the ski resorts as they could did you know that this was closed? yes we did. yeah, we're crazy enough to try to come up anyways. and some drivers who became stuck felt it was worth it to have a chance to go skiing and snowboarding and some fresh snow filled up the gas tanks and had snacks, blankets, heavy coats, coffee and water. and along highway 50 drivers heading to south lake tahoe appreciated the precautions taken by caltrans and the chp. they were also prepared, including some who decided to just play in the snow where they were. they waited for the highway to reopen. well that's why we're sledding. we're going to go snowboarding, and then it got a little got a little dicey on the road. so we saw this and we'