so, if -- unless i'm missing something sig kanlt, we sort of asked the sub-committee to go out, do performance work, and come back with a sub submit -- committee, i'm a little uncertain why we need to take an approval or take action on something that is not 100% solidified yet, it seems like it's going in that direction and maybe by the next meeting, we would have some concrete direction. >> might i suggest that we wait until that time in april, i think at this point, you know, there's a process by which applications will go through and be reviewed. our group doesn't look that it will be coming together until april 24th. i think at that time or closer to that time, we could reconvene and make a recommendation to this commission. i think what at some point we want to get a recommendation around is just the final steps of the process, how many candidates that this body would ultimately see, at which point we would pass it on to the commission, i think that's the only issue we need to finally get support from this commission on, but i think we need to meet again before we can give a final recomme

rainfall totals won't be that sig kanlt. up to maybe 15/100ths of an inch.in sierra, winter weather advisory in effect until 4:00. five to seven inches of new snow. now king tides and swells contributing to this. we'll have high tides just above seven feet. back to low temperatures overnight will be chilly in spots. especially inland valleys. and speaking of cold weather werk have a freeze warning in affect this, is for friday morning from 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. we have a frost advisory in effect for bay shore line. we're going to have cold mornings coming our way3éñ. here is the accu-weather forecast. two frizing, frosty mornings coming our way. temperatures moderating a little bit sunday and monday. going to feel like winter. >> well just ahead here tonight continuing, the sandbags that are now shorg up a levy on the peninsula. >> just in case >> the city of east palo alto says it cannot afford to fix a plumbing problem now, so it plans to use sandbags to keep the water back. december 23 water flowed into streets and cost nearly $3 million to fix this prob