hardeman. madam secretary, could you please note that commissioner cleaveland that's joined us for -- has joined us for a full quorum. commissioners? vice president covington, please. >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. thank you, chief, for prompting all of us to continue to fight the good fight and keep the member of the department who has brain cancer in our minds as well as other people who may be in need, so thank you for that. you've been very, very busy, and i just wanted to remark that i thought that the retirement ceremony was joyful and just a good time, you know? it was like old home week, you know, people returning to headquarters and looking so well rested in their retirement, and to meet some of their family members. i think it's wonderful that we have this event every other year, and so it's a good tradition for us to have. the toys -- excuse me. the toy events that have been happening all-around town, since we have a lot of people who watch our meetings on sfgov

commissioner hardeman? >> commissioner hardeman: thank you, president nakajo. i just wanted to have -- i have nothing to report except a comment on a couple of retirees. so at the last 49er game, i saw retired chiefs c.d.-2 and c.d.-3, ramona williams and mark gonzales. they were there together. chief williams sits near me, so she came by and reported that she was going to be the grandmother of a little girl, so she's very excited because she has the four-year-old grandson who she just worshipped and spends a lot of time with. i look any closer, and i swear she looks ten years ago younger. and then, mark gonzales, in the short time, i'd say about two years younger, and i told him about it. so it's one thing about those jobs, everybody in the fire department seeks to move up. i mean, a lot of people do, and they take tests and earn it. but there's also a lot of reference about the big shot, big job, they get paid a lot. but once you retire from that type of job, then you realize how you never aren't working, you're always thinking c.d.-2 and c.d.-3. and i think

edelman for the 37 yard strike last year's mvp, patrick mahomes, silenced gillette with a bomb to hardemanefs won it 23-16. >> that win almost didn't happen that's because the chiefs' equipment was accidentally sent to new jersey instead of foxborough, massachusetts. the team personnel had to rush it in last minute, arriving before kick-off. presenting the league's first ever forfeit the shootout super dome 49ers and saints put up nearly 100 points combined. drew brees and garoppolo combined for 700 yards passing and nine touchdowns. the niners had the ball last, and it came to that. all down to this kick right here san francisco wins 48-46. >>> let's get a check with nbc meteorologist janessa webb to see what she is watching. >> good morning. pacific northwest under winter weather advisories for the upper midwest. this is a strong cold front making its way through it'll continue to deteriorate throughout the afternoon from bismarck to international falls. unfortunately, the temperatures will not climb back. day time highs today, minneapolis, a h highs, only in 40s for seattle to portland.