it was much lower than that 50%, around those said koets. i am hoping they can provide the data so we can talk more with fresh and easy about that. supervisor cohen: just for a moment of clarity. i imagine the issue would come before us anyway. but -- based on the surveys, what is the total population in the mission? >> i am not sure right now. i do not know. we went to different -- we went around the lot. we went door knocking in the area. the park nearby which is a block away. supervisor cohen: how many grocery stores exist already in the mission? >> in the area? close to the store, there are seven or eight grocery stores. they serve small-business is. >supervisor cohen: like mom and pop stores. supervisor mar: sometimes workers have to be at a certain educational requirement. sometimes it is not as easy to hire the 50% goal they said based on the educational level or the experience of some people from around the neighborhood but we should urge them to meet the different numbers they said. if they are far off from the 50% they have set, we

. >> well, the good news is it's not going to last long and koets it's not going to be a real high-impact event. it's going to be a real pesky event. first thing on a monday morning. that's relate problem. mondays are tough enough already. we don't need a little freezing rain to start off as well. but outside right now cloudy skies and just the finest little mist and drizzle coming down with temperatures just at or slightly below the freezing mark in many neighborhoods. 32 now at national airport. the winds have gone calm. that wind is going to come back around to the south tomorrow and push temperatures not only above freezing. well into the 40s to near 50 degrees tomorrow. so all the slushiness that we have left over from the weekend snows and from what little glazing we're going to get tonight will be gone by about lunchtime tomorrow. but subfreezing now from hagerstown to martinsburg to winchester and then all down across much of northern virginia, suburban maryland up into northern maryland as well. all below freezing. that's the spot that we're watching most carefully. the freezing

we're closing in on the 1 millionth koet. i'm visiting the pan am pilots.h the winter. we want to be a part of it. >> the more coats the better. >> reporter: we're on our way to 1 million coats. i'm going to the giants. ramses barden has something for me. checking in on the practice. prior to a busy weekend the. they have coats and maybe some other things for us. >> how you doing? >> hi. >> good to see you. >> one californian to another. >> i know the people here have an appreciation for the cold weather. if i can help, i'm more than happy to. >> you have a date in green bay this weekend. good luck. >> i was digging in my pocket. i wanted to present you with a check for 1,000. >> reporter: his generous personal donation and all the rest from his teammates, they donated over 100 coats. last, but most certainly not least, i'm off to see the leading lady in my life. this is the apple of my eye. this is my daughter, sarina. say hi, everybody. >> hi, everybody. >> what do you wear when it gets cold outside? >> snow boots, snow jackets, snow gloves. >> don't we w