before the los angeles conservancy i was at the office here in san francisco for eight years. i am delighted to be back working with the port and throughout the city, it is a great opportunity. as you know, you have a copy above book before you and hopefully you will get a chance to move through it -- read through. this is really the first book to tell a comprehensive story of the port of san francisco, largely an unknown story. it goes well beyond architectural and engineering landmarks, building into the history of workers, warehouses, connected to the port. it talks about the story of how the court did receive the development of the city. it chronicles the port from its inception in the mid 19th

in august 2010 he was appointed as executive director, moving here from the los angeles conservancy where he led the organization's advocacy program. he was successful in the preservation of historic resources in the port of los angeles. thank you for doing that. he is a regional attorney for the national historic western office and is on the board of trustees for the california foundation since 2006 and has published two publications on their behalf. award winning design solutions and what is in it for you. he has his from the santa clara university of lot and has come to our fine city to lead an organization that is very important point in history. one of the most interesting things i have found so far in the book is the point where the port was influential in the city. equally important was the court's role or the role of our partners in the rebuilding of the city after the 1906 earthquake. a very intriguing book. thank you for taking it on. >> nice to meet you as well as the commissioners. this is really a homecoming for me. before the los angeles conservancy i was at the office here

before the los angeles conservancy i was at the office here in san francisco for eight years. i am delighted to be back working with the port and working with the port and throughout the city, it is a

before the los angeles conservancy i was at the office here in san francisco for eight years. i am delighted to be back working with the port and throughout the city, it is a great opportunity. as you know, you have a copy above book before you and hopefully you will get a chance to move through it -- read through. this is really the first book to tell a comprehensive story of the port of san francisco, largely an unknown story. it goes well beyond architectural and engineering landmarks, building into the history of workers, warehouses, connected to the port. it talks about the story of how the court did receive the development of the city. it chronicles the port from its inception in the mid 19th century to the present day, concluding with an epilogue tracing the ongoing transformation through present day. it set the stage for future changes ahead with the future announcement regarding the america's cup. really it is a wonderful read if i might say so myself. over 300 historic photos, maps, and illustrations from different times in the port's history. a lavishly illustrated

the los angeles times reports some constitutional law experts say the meeting suggests an alliance between conservative of the court and conservative members of congress and it's not appropriate in this highly partisan environment. members of both parties are welcome to attend. >> a few moments ago we got a look at that 7-day forecast, and as far as you can see, we don't have any rain. >> exactly. it's going to be dry. typically happens in the middle of winter even when we've had one that's been as wet as this one. >> yeah. >> definitely. let's take a look outside. it means high pressure is governing our sky. having a hard time talking this morning. so coooold outside! it's fog. let's talk about temperatures, too. we have 31 santa rosa and fairfield. 33 concord and livermore. kind of highlighting those areas because that's where some of the fog is forming, the frost. that's where we could have black ice. it is chilly around the bay shore. upper 30s all the way down in san jose. 40 oakland and mid to upper 40s along san francisco and out towards half moon bay. around the monterey bay, watsonville 40, in