detroit's auto plants closed down to conserve energy.one community managed to find amusement in the bitter cold. "we love it down here. we feel like we've got our own slice of hell."people in the town of hell, michigan, taking the weather in stride.."hell has froze over" (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up break. (robin)back to the kron four morning news. we're learning more about what this year's academy awards telecast will look like... and sound like. david daniel has that and more in the hollywood minute. (singing) "i'll fight... stand and defend you."the motion picture academy has revealed jennifer hudson will sing "i'll fight," the nominated song from the documentary "r-b-g," on the february 24th oscars broadcast. as for another best original song nominee, the academy says "a surprise special guest" will perform "the place where lost things go" from "mary poppins returns."(nat-music)speaking of oscar-nominated music, one of "black panther's" seven academy award nominations is for best original score. ludwig goransson

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the communication manager described it. the exact same way. >> to me is looks like a snow globe. the snow is thick and this morning it was so sideways essentially. trying to get around is tough. >> despite the road closure and warnings. avid snow lovers were still lining up to pick up their rental gear. the most popular item. snow shoes. flying out the door. >> many are watching and waiting. many are going to other areas or taking other routes. many are still excited the highway will open. >> i was just up there. and my car spun around three times. i learned how to steer going backyards. sliding down a mountain. >> she's waiting for the all clear on sunday and monday before attempting to go. for 50 years dennis has been going skiing in the sierra. >> this season has been wonderful. we have had snow that you normally think of going to colorado or utah. to enjoy. the storms have been massive. but also been cold. which is left light powder instead of something we normally call sierra cement. >> they expect to break their all time february snowfall record by saturday. >> right now mo

detroit's auto plants closed down to conserve energy.one community managed to find amusement in the bitter cold. "we love it down here. we feel like we've got our own slice of hell."people in the town of hell, michigan, taking the weather in stride.."hell has froze over" (vicki) the nation's midsection should begin to thaw out this weekend ... by monday the temperatures could be in the fifties ... and that's plus=fifties. (vicki) stay connected on the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and interactive radar. and you can track the extreme temperatures affecting millions. all with the kron-4 mobile app (ken) happening now... a five-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to the safe return of a daly city woman who went missing over the weekend in san francisco. kron four's philippe djegal reports she was last seen at a popular restaurant... and, that establishment is putting up the reward. (philippe) wearing an orange and white baseball cap... 38-year-old christa mahoney seen walking along ellis street in san

sometimes that's with our community management team, to reach out to the moderators to say, "hey, yourffonversationas gonehe rails. get your users back on track.w focus t the topic of your community is." -and how do reddit users differ from users of facebook, twitter, or other social media? -i would say, one of the big lessons for me was portance of thinking about the reddit community. come from google to reddit, we do posts on a very consistent basis where we engage with our users. and they're very honest. they give really -- we're almost like politicians. they give us real-time feedback on what they think we're doing right and what they think we're doing wrong. -a-t they're anonymous, too.y'r, so it's just a user name and password that's required create an account and take action. -so, on the one hand, that could be good because if you were talking about sensitive topics, like myou don't want your identity know.hing, but does staying anonymous also make it easier to bully someone, or trolling? -you know, perhaps it does. but opthink it also allows to sort of stand up. i think on other, real-namis

sometimes that's with our community management team,e to reach out to derators that in to say,s. ey, your conversation has gone off the rails. get your urs back on track. focus on what the topic of your community is." r else what? -or else we'll take action. -and how do reddit users differ from users of facebook, twter, or other social media? -i would say, one of the big lessons for me was the importance of thinking about the reddit community. come from google to reddit, weo posts on a very consistent basis where we engage with our users. and they're very honest. they give really -- we're almostike politicians. they give us real-time feedback on what they think we're doing right and what they think they giwe're doing wrong.edback -and they're anonymous, too. -they're pseudo-anonymous, so it's just a user name and password that's required to create an account and take action. -so, on the onodhand, that could be because if you were talking about sensitive topics, like maybe an eating disorder or sothing, you don't want your identity know. but does staying anonymous also make it easi

community just good morning commit -- committee members. i am the senior project manager with the mayor touch office of housing and community development, and i'm here to present items two, three, and four. these items relate to resolutions for proposed bond issuances for three projects. 185 maryland street, ocean beach apartments, and the south park scatter side projects. the purpose of a resolution before you is to approve the hearings that the city conducted on different dates in order to comply with the federal tax equity and financial responsibility act for the three projects, and to make -- to ratify and approve several other actions necessary to later make the bond possible. including the submittal of applications to the california debt limit allocation committee to secure an allocation of bonds i'm sorry. the proposed issuance will be conduit financing, which means that they will not require the city to pledge any of its funds to the repayment of the bonds. i will give a brief description on each project. the 185 maryland apartments is located on parcel a two, on

detroit'auto plants closed down to conserve energy.one community managed to find amusement in the bittere've got our own slice of hell."people in the town of hell, michigan, taking the weather in stride.."hell has froze over" ( darya )( darya ) we're getting more details on the disappearence of a daly city woman last seen in downtown san francisco. here is survelliance video of missing woman. 38-year-old christa mahoney was last seen at johns grill on ellis street. mahoney disappeared saturday afternoon after eating lunch at the restaurant. cameras show her wearing an orange and white baseball cap... walking with her dog buddy. so far ... police don't suspect foul play. ( darya ) a five- thousand dollar reward is now being offered for information leading to her safe return. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4

and here to specifically speak on behalf of source to plowshares, where i serve as their communication managers. they're a pie ner in serving at risk and homeless -- pioneer in serve at-risk and homeless veterans. over the last few years, we've done a lot to reduce veteran homelessness here in the city from when the late mayor ed lee made his promise and joined other communities across the u.s. to end veteran homelessness. in the last six years, we've opened housing sites from the veteran commons in the mission district area. the 250 kearny in the financial district area which serves over 130 veterans and also have opened the fairfax which is a permit supportive housing site and safe haven site, but we still have lots of work to do. we still have a plan to actually get to that functional zero number. and with that, my chief operating officer mentioned earlier that we do have a shovel ready project in treasure island ready to go. it's just short about $10 million of funding, and we're asking that some of this windfall money be dedicated to this project to get dozens more veterans off the streets

manager. thank you for inviting us here to give this report. i am the community garden and urban agriculture program -- program manager. our team has grown since we moved to the policy and public affairs division about two years ago. i would like to introduce well alliance, he is our site manager. we also have an incoming staff person that will focus on education and development, the anticipated start date is march 9th. we are very excited about this incoming higher, and we have talked to a public service trainees that do field work for us. they unfortunately could not be here today, but they are great to team members. we are really happy to have them i would just go over a bit of program stats first. we have 42 total gardens across the system. we have -- in all of those gardens, they are plot based, and a few that aren't plot based. they are communal where everything is shared together, with the ones that are plot based have 1,155 plots. that is an eight% increase from last -- last fiscal year. we recently opened two new gardens at 17 "and folsom and geneva and

the communications manager of south lake tahoe, chris fiori described it the exact same way. >> to mes like the inside of a snow globe. the snow is thick and this morning it was snowing sideways essentially, just trying to get around was really tough. >> he's got some skis. >> reporter: but despite the road closures and chp and caltrans warnings, avid snow lovers were still lining up at sports basement to pick up their rental gear. the most popular item, snow shoes are flying out the door. how better to walk through powdery six-foot drifts. >> many are watching and waiting. many are going to other areas or taking alternative routes. many are still enthusiastic that the highway will open. >> we were supposed to leave this morning but now we're leaving tomorrow morning. >> i was just up there and my car spun around three times. i learned how to steer going backwards sliding down a mountain. >> reporter: she is waiting for the all-clear on sunday and monday before attempting to go. for 50 years dennis roland has been going skiing in the sierras. >> this season has been wonderful. we've h

the communications manager of south lake tahoe, chris fiori described it the exact same way. >> to me it's like the inside of a snow globe. the snow is thick and this morning it was snowing sideways essentially, just trying to get around was really tough. >> he's got some skis. >> reporter: but despite the road closures and chp and caltrans warnings, avid snow lovers were still lining up at sports basement to pick up their rental gear. the most popular item, snow shoes are flying out the door. how better to walk through powdery six-foot drifts. >> many are watching and waiting. many are going to other areas or taking alternative routes. many are still enthusiastic that the highway will open. >> we were supposed to leave this morning but now we're leaving tomorrow morning. >> i was just up there and my tain. un around three times.i li >> reporter: she is waiting for the all-clear on sunday and monday before attempting to go. for 50 years dennis roland has been going skiing in the sierras. >> this season has been wonderful. we've had snow that you normally think of going to colorado or

the communications manager of south lake tahoe, chris fiori explained it the same way. >> to me it's like the inside of a snow globe. the snow is thick and this morning it was snowing sideways essentially, just trying to get around was really tough. >> he's got some skis. >> reporter: but despite the road closures and chp and caltrans warnings, avid snow lovers were still lining up at sports basement to pick up their rental gear. the most popular item, snow shoes are flying out the door. how better to walk through powdery six-foot drifts. >> many are watching and waiting. many are going to other areas or taking alternative routes. many are still enthusiastic that the highway will open. >> we were supposed to leave this morning but now we're leaving tomorrow morning. >> i was just up there and my car spun around three times. i learned how to steer going backwards sliding down a mountain. >> reporter: she is waiting for the all-clear on sunday and monday before attempting to go. for 50 years dennis roland has been going skiing in the sierras. >> this season has been wonderful. we've ha

community-based provider. therefore programs are an outpatient clinic, an outpatient crisis clinic, an intensive case management program that we refer to as assertive community treatment, and a child and adolescent outpatient program. at the outpatient and the crisis programs were both selected to a solicitation process, and our ongoing. one of the policy considerations that was noted here by the board of supervisors was how is their performance one -- when the budget analyst does -- when they did this analysis, they took the scores of each of the unique programs to give an agency overall score, which is fine, but the way that we actually score as my program, so we do separate and unique program monitoring of each program, so it did average out that way to be less then meeting standards. when you look at the outpatient program and the urgent care, in all the years 14, 15, 15, 16, they met standards. in 16, 17 they exceeded standards. we don't have a performance concern about the continuation of this program with westside. the third program is there intensive case management program. they inadvertently did not p

a seris was murdered in her home seven people including deaths as security director and community affairs managerhad been convicted of complicity in her murder mr casea was charged with funding and conspiring with those already convicted. and joining us now to help expand on the energy needs of latin america as lisa says that the d.c. i'm sorry lisa the energy program director at the inner american dialogue lisa welcome to the program i'm so excited to have you i mean what are your thoughts on the latest charge in this murder my gosh what do you think well thank you so much for the invitation it's great to be here i mean i would say that unfortunately this is not an isolated case there are a lot of cases in latin america of attacks against environmental activists and it's also emblematic of a broader problem with the lack of stakeholders support in local community support for a whole range of infrastructure projects not just hydroelectric dams but mining projects road projects and because the governments and the companies are not always doing the right local community consultations beforehand we

mary has been nominated for the rave distinguished service award where the rooftops school community for managing construction projects and creating an environment that supports educators and students. i will quote the end of the nomination. we cannot say enough great things about mary fung. she's a gem of an employee. and it's not just what she does, it's who she is, and i agree. congratulations, mary. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you all for presenting me this award. as a facility project manager being receiving this award, i'm facing with challenges and decision making every day, and i would like to thank you, yankov, as my supervisor, who provides me the support and the guidance of finishing the project. thank you. [applause] >> dr. matthews: our second award winner tonight is samantha aguirre. she's a teacher at john o'connell high school, and her award will be presented by her principal, miss susan ryan. [applause] >> good evening, families and staff of san francisco unified. i am susan ryan, the very proud principal of john o'connell high. o'connell's different because we're a small s

communication. open element to them still. problem management if you lou. whenever there are incidents or advice reactions. because they are bound to be some reaction particularly when you are minister but still. we have to be that risk communication element built into the program so that when. i use any event that the public can't beat reassured about you know if you lose and basically confidence can be built in the program. we well we've got a bit of a robust system now replaced. whenever we have it and bust the bank whenever there are who must to do with. safety issues on the books since we handle them very quickly and the minister of italy really calls those. the issue of risk communication is very very key in program management thank you very much indeed up to peter barr so he does live from nairobi the kenyan capital dr heidi larsen director of the vaccine confidence project talking to us live from london thank you both very much indeed and as ever thank you for watching the program you can see it again any time you know i can get to the web site al-ja

been a business with the port for more than 20 years, about the same time renee has been managed communications. she's been a cheerful, friendly partner and collaborator in the many events throughout the year. it's hard to imagine now but renee was with the port before the first shelf enter thed ground on the jury t on the joun park. together we solved problems along the way, we wish her the best in her retirement and we look forward to seeing herren hy more days in the sunny willie maze plaza. [applause] >> brad benson. renee, you've just been such an amazing colleague. you are so unstoppable. you were always pleasant even when we're in a crisis that sometimes happen with media coverage. elaine said it well, you help us put our best foot forward. whether it's responding to these press inquiries or big events that are a focus of what we do, or responding to sunshine requests. you help hold our hands when the public wants that information. i just don't know how we would ever be able to replace you so i just want to thank you for everything that you've done for us. regarding those sunshine reques

with me isjonathan charles — who is managing director of communications at the european bank for reconstructionevelopment. the irish times has been devoted to this issue for weeks now, the irish backstop and the fact that there seems to be no movement on this. and it is now the key issue, given what happened in parliament last week. the clock is ticking, and there is not much time to go. the irish times was discussing what we talk about the little while ago, this new working party. this "alternative arrangements working group", which sounds like something from a factory in the 1960s. brexiteer is steve baker, marcus fish, tojoin the remain as damian green and nicky morgan, what alternative arrangements will bake come up with? this is a fantastic idea of ui theresa may because it allows you to pretend to bring both sides of the debate together, those who would like a soft brexit, hard brexit, levers and remain as. it is a displacement activity, it wastes time over the next week before she goes back to parliament on the 13th and then a possible vote on valentine's day. alternative arrangements, t

with me isjonathan charles — who is managing director of communications at the european bank for reconstructionor weeks now, the irish backstop and the fact that there seems to be no movement on this. and it is now the key issue, given what happened in parliament last week. the clock is ticking, and there is not much time to go. the irish times was discussing what we talk about the little while ago, this new working party. this "alternative arrangements working group", which sounds like something from a factory in the 1960s. brexiteer is steve baker, marcus fish, tojoin the remain as damian green and nicky morgan, what alternative arrangements will bake come

life lavish parties surrounded by the international jets only to end up thrown out communicated locked up. for. a manager who was jailed but still insists he didn't. come to a prison in frankfurt that for almost nine years was home to a disgraced media manager he was handed one of the longest sentences in german legal history for white collar crime the prison with its barbed wire and security gates is an imposing place. inmates typically live in cells measuring just ten square meters. today the corporate consultant alexander has returned to visit. he used to live a life of luxury posting huge parties costing up to a quarter of a million euros in his private villa in cape town and in germany what he called customer acquisition or business was deemed strictly pleasure by the company he worked for. his then employer an international media and marketing agency had him charged with embezzlement. was subsequently arrested put on trial and found guilty. he had never felt lonely or. did. you get visited twice a month when the monks moved three people some as good as no visitors. and i mean did you make the most

. >> facebook announced new tools to help group administrators grow and manage their communities as wellram to help more people connect. >>> let's talk about what to expect weatherwise during the commute today. scattered showers will be the easier of the two commutes. as the storm system comes in, making the evening commute tougher. the showers will create slick roads everywhere and even localized ponding. here's a look at the rain potential through sunday. we've got a good chance of nearing an inch in many neighborhoods or at least three quarters of an inch. my concerns haven't changed much. still hoe droe planing a big one. sunday, it becomes breezy and snow on the mountain roads sunday as the snow level drops to around 2500 feet. speaking of in morning's commute, here's alexis. >>> good morning, mike. flashing back to yesterday with the closure of the richmond-san rafael bridge. looking at the toll plaza, extremely light volumes and everything remains open for this morning's commute. more on that coming up. >>> quick check of drive times today. we are friday light. pretty much all the

community. i'm senior project manager from affordable housing development. [applause] we like to start tonight with a long-held tradition of blessing of this land by pop [indiscernible] plaza draw your attention to the powerful ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] on behalf our group, we wanted to say thank you. it's an honor to have the opportunity for us to give this small ceremony. we humbly are here offering these dances in honor of our elements of mother earth, wint and fire most importantly honoring our community. before we end, one of the things we wanted to really convey to you all, in building community is keeping the strong heart. i thank you from our elders, we are homegrown group from san francisco. we're here, very happy to be able send off to see them grow and develop all the beautiful people and agencies. thank you very much. in honor of our ancestors from mexico i wanted to say thank you before we end. please do not take pictures. ♪ now this is in honor of men and women and our elders, those who have passed on and our children. we'll be facing the east

community managers, people working customer service, things like that.l message they want to focus on their marquee franchise, "overwatch," diablo. sounds like success of online games of "fortnite" making a pivot in their strategy. unfortunately that happens in historic high year when ever it comes to revenue. blizzard made $1.8 billion in revenue, compared in 2017 compared to 217 million. this caught a lot of employees by surprise. stuart: we're looking at competitor to "fortnite." electronic arts game, apex legend may be the competition "fortnite" needs. 25 million players in just the first week? is this the competition for "fortnite," this apex legends. >> i would say apex ledges is almost a virus not a game. to put that into perspective, two weeks after "fortnite"'s battle royale mode was launched they had 7 million players. in one week apex legends amassed 25 million players to play the game. not only that look at streaming influencers, ninja, shroud, everyone is sort of gravitating towards this brand new game. stuart: if i were creating a new game,

with me is a returning guest arturo noriega, founder and ceo of central community partners who uses his managementxpertise to help aspiring entrepreneurs and with us is jang tran, co-founder of qtviet cafe, descr dedicated to uplift. where is the program at right now? >> we've been able to use some of the funds we got from the innovation award to improve our programs especially through our technology and the programs that we've been able to work with, and help the entrepreneurs get to where they want to go and realize their dreams. so we're very grateful. >> how have you been able to evolve the program, how do you see it expanding and broadening? >> what we're trying to do is improve on our technologies so more people can actually use it, and marketing it, and also we're connecting the access to capital components the advisory and the mentorship as part of the technology so people can write their business plan, access the capital and also improve on the that is that when you help businesses and entrepreneurs, you're lifting up a lot of people, not just o o time. >> that's right. we're going to go

community. josh pinkard, the plant manager who, when fatally shot sent a final text message to his wife tara to say, i love you. trevor wayner on his first day at work as an intern from northern illinois university. clayton parks, trevor's supervisor an also graduate of n.i.u. vicente juarez, a hardworking family man who lived with his wife, daughter and grandchildren on a quiet street in oswego. russ, a machinist and father of two children. now as we have done so many times before in congress i will soon ask that we pause for a moment of silence. but this time, i would ask each of you to also think of the voting card that each of us carries on the house floor and the responsibility that you carry with that card. because this week, we will finally be voting on legislation for effective and universal background checks for all gun sales. this is legislation supported by both republicans an democrats in congress and supported by 97% of the american people. so our hearts go out to the family and friends of the victims left behind and now i ask that we pause for a moment of silence. the speaker pro

board member intern actions and meeting, goal setting, communication and interaction with management. the board rated a series of statements on a scale of one to five indicating your level of agreement with those statements. across all four areas, the average score was 4 or 3.9. nearly 4-a cross all four categories. there is a great deal of agreement about the positive work together the board is undertaking. you have in your packet a full copy of the report. i would highlight a few items and happy to take any questions. generally, i would note that the board appears to identify that it is working well together. in particular, members commented on the successful recruitment and selection process that you undertook together to recruit your current director which was a significant effort and one that you all appear to believe is good evidence of your work together. there are a number of areas where the scores increased somewhat including board members accepting the decisions of the board even if there was not a unanimous vote for that decision, establishing suitable goals for the investm

years we've attempted to work within san francisco's small sites program recognizing community based asset management is key in stabilizing neighborhoods and preventing further displacement. the neighborhood level preservation of affordable housing options in hunters point and other places is critical where over 50% of the existing african-american residents are rent burdened according to the san francisco planning department's 2018 san francisco housing needs and trends report. one of the challenges we face as a nonprofit organization is moving fast enough to acquire multi-unit properties on the open market and protect vulnerable tenants from losing their housing. oftentimes for-profit investors with different goals are able to move faster and potentially increase rents and displacing tenants. we'll never build our way out of the affordable housing crisis. that's deploying every tool we have to preserve existing affordable housing is essential in insuring all families regardless of income level can have a future here in san francisco. we already working to grow our small sites acquisition pipeline b

jonathan charles, managing director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development so this is the latest news from a global company to say actually, we are scaling back what we are doing in the uk.” say actually, we are scaling back what we are doing in the uk. i think it is no surprise we are seeing companies are voting with their feet, it is difficult for them to understand what is going to happen in the weeks ahead and the politics —— politicians don't understand so how can companies, they need frictionless trade, they came to the uk to set up factories to be inside the single market and of course they cannot be guaranteed that right now and this is at the same time of course as we have difficulties a nyway course as we have difficulties anyway the car industry in terms of the diesel market and they know that if they are facing a difficult market and at the same time lots of trade uncertainty, it is time to ta ke trade uncertainty, it is time to take a decision. in this's perspective this is not so much about wealth, they haven't said what the reasoning is behind

i'm communicating with the project managers for that bond program, and we'll -- we'll continue to be in contact, but currently they're expecting a late summer issuance. we'll continue to determine expenditures and revenues for that $27 million approximately. for the next two items, we're working with the san francisco port. the last $3.1 million from the public open space and neighborhood parks program, that's all funds that are allocated for the waterfront parks portion of that program. it's managed by the port, and we're currently evaluating whether to combine that with the first issuance of the seawall bonds. as you might be familiar, in november , proposition a was passed by the voters, authorizing $25 million g.o. bond for improvement along the embarcadero seawall. also, we're reviewing the cash flow needs, but initially, it's looking like based on their planning and design needs for that program, they'll need about $25 million this summer or the end of the fiscal year. so those are the ones we currently see on the tape able we'll continue to see what their needs are. >> mark, c

board member intern actions and meeting, goal setting, communication and interaction with management. the board rated a series of statements on a scale of one to five indicating your level of agreement with those statements. across allr

managers of those houses. so you upgrade someone who's living in the community already to be responsible. they would have more of a heart bringing someone in, don't know anything about the community being a landlord to watch out for the benefit of the peoples in the community. that's what i'm asking for. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. no more speaker cards for this item. >> commissioner mondejar: thank you. i will now turn it over to my fellow commissioners for commissioner questions and comments. >> i -- >> commissioner mondejar: commissioner abu commissioner bustos? >> i like the idea of doing this in a much needed place, and i move the item. >> commissioner singh? >> i've known mercy housing for the last 20 years, and i think they're doing a radical job. >> commissioner mondejar: thank you. >> i just had one question. >> commissioner mondejar: commissioner rosales? >> i'm looking for the slide on the c.o.p. -- i think it's slide 12? okay. so my question -- typically, when i address the certificate of preference holders, i always address the opportunities that we have coming