name is denise jones. i'm opposed to this particular aspect of the parking permits because there aren't enough spaces. paying $126 a year is not going to create more spaces to park. thank you. >> thank you very much, miss jones. next speaker, please. >> clerk: robert vickers, emily laughback. >> good afternoon. thank you for letting me speak. i'm a resident of shotwell street. i'm also a lyft driver. since i've been driving for lyft four years and living in the bernal heights area, i have driven to our neighborhood. over 100 cars that were parked in our neighborhood. in other words, i'd come home from the airport with a passenger and drop them off, and they'd pick up their car. i've had cars parked in front of my house for over a week. it's very difficult to get those cars towed. it goes on and on and on. i've been a part of this process since its inception. we do need permit parking. and i do feel for the teachers and the nonprofits. i think we can work out a situation to take care of their needs. we also

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> and i'm denise nakano.e cancelled or delayed classes tomorrow. we have that information running at the bottom of your screen. and you're looking live at first alert radar. this winter storm system will hit our region tonight. temperatures will drop to levels not felt in decades. now, this is a live picture from south carolina. check out the snow already coming down in charleston. this is the same system heading our way. taking a live look now at camden. the winter storm will bring hurricane-force winds to some neighborhoods. >> this is the calm before the storm. for now people are bundled up, enjoying themselves on the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. up north meanwhile, the view at camelback mountain resort in the poconos, you see the skiers there hitting the slopes just hours before the nor'easter

jones. >> and i'm denise nakano. several schools have cancelled or delayed classes tomorrow. we have that information running at the bottom of your screen. and you're looking live at first alert radar. this winter storm system will hit our region tonight. temperatures will drop to levels not felt in decades. now, this is a live picture from south carolina. check out the snow already coming down in charleston. this is the same system heading our way. taking a live look now at camden. the winter storm will bring hurricane-force winds to some neighborhoods. >> this is the calm before the storm. for now people are bundled up, enjoying themselves on the steps of the philadelphia museum of art. up north meanwhile, the view at camelback mountain resort in the poconos, you see the skiers there hitting the slopes just hours before the nor'easter moves in. we have a team of journalists and meteorologists across our region covering every angle of this storm to keep you prepared. >> first we begin with nbc 10 chief meteorologist tammy souza. she is tracking the storm's timing and the sno