i also want to thank chief tang and deputy chiefs that trip in kailua chief's lodge up in kailua. i'm grateful for their collaboration and support i during my time working with them i have to just mention chief sandie tong. she has been my she had been my boss for a very long time say maybe 4 or 5 years and i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her. and now that she's gone i i it is a very unusual situation for me to realize that there's no one else but me to to to make a decision and to recommend decisions to chief crispin and chief christman, thank you so much for showing faith in me and i look forward to supporting you and the command staff in your priorities. i really see this as forgive the sports analogy a soccer team that had a winning record in the top of the table because the fire department has been doing a very good job but now we have a new coach and with a new coach there's always a bump and there's more energy and excitement that goes along with that and i look forward to that. okay. the first part of this report was prepared by assistant deputy chief tony malloy. he i

let's find out exactly what's going on with kailua still drizzly and even, you know, showers coming down at a good clip in some places you can see as we take a live look here in san francisco, just a few of those raindrops on the camera. lots of gray skies out there and the wind is going to be gusty this afternoon. look at this as we head into the evening as he gusts upwards of 35 40 miles per hour. this is now taking you into about 09:30pm, tonight. notice once we start to get into the overnight hours, then everything kind of calms down our low pressure system basically sitting right on top of us right now. we had a warm front passage earlier now are having a cold front passage. and that is one of the reasons we get that wind kind of kicking up and you get that stormy weather ahead of it and the clear skies behind it or the process of that right now. and you can see where the snow is falling and we've got the rain falling as well. so this year, it also up and some of those north bay mountains, too. so nothing too close to us that we haven't had one of those in ohio, right where we see a