third, i want to thank commissioner bonilla and lisa wayne on the staff with the work on beacon hill and the process there. it's been a long process but it's coming to some good conclusions so having a commissioner participate in those solutions is comforting i think to the residents and to staff, so commissioner bonilla thank you for all you've done on that. we will hopefully see a final resolution in the coming months. >> thank you. >> we had an item on the calendar that dealt with modifying the rules that we have for grants and grant applications. the board of supervisors has a threshold of $100,000 before items get heard by them and we were entertaining the idea of following the board but after consultation with commissioners and with staff and particularly lisa bransten we were able to come up with a solution that i think makes sense and that is we will have all those items put on the consent calendar, and then if there's accompanying mou or some kind of requirement that a policy decision be made it will be pulled off consent and it will be heard. you're looking at me with confu

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lisa argen will have your complete weather forecast in mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut.hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0. >> covering san rafael, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back. a live look outside at heavenly mountain resort from our tahoe camera. we will check in with lease you in a little bit. time any is 6:31. >>> space-x said it will attempt a difficult landing in the coming weeks. they will normally dump their lower sections. but space-x wants to keep the lower space of the falcon 9. that base section is 14 stories tall and will be climbing at a speed of nearly a mile per second. in early january space-x plans to land it standing straight up on a barge floating in the ocean. the target is just 30 feet and the target will be moving, since it is a floating barge at best. space-x estimates it has a 50% chance of pulling off the landing. good luck to them. all right. lisa, weather-wise, for people heading up to the sierra this morning, getting a jump start on their day