when i was president of the school board mark sanchez and i as board members worked hard to try to develop ideas and communities serving ideas for that site. it seems the school district is stuck and many of the advocate last night don't want market rate housing the quote solution for the school district. this is a win win for the school district and the city. i know there are still some issues that the teachers union and whether it's supporting teacher housing and future rental subsidies that we work with communities to ensure that whether it's work force housing and definitely teacher housing to help teachers not being displaced. i did want to say that i'm very happy that the leadership of vice-president sandy feuer of the school board and commissioner mendoza led to a unanimous decision. i know other board members raised issues and i'm glad that lee and the other issues of the mayers out office of housing come to mixed use projects like 1950 phoenix high. i still call it this. i think this has come full circle and a positive win for affordable housing in our city. the hundred units of a

she's the oldest person with a facebook page well past the century mark but still driving and sharp as ever. reporter victoria sanchezre for her big day. >> how do i start? >> reporter: luckily there aren't 106 candles on her cake but edythe kirchmaier has earned them. >> when i was 100, i thought that was it. you know, i really thought, oh, gosh, i've made it to 100 and then the years keep going by. one, two, three. here i am up to 106. it's amazing. >> reporter: she celebrated her special day with her family where she's been volunteering for 40 years. >> she's been working for us far longer than anyone who works at direct relief as a volunteer, so it's just an anchor for us. >> oh. what a treat. thank you for sharing your birthday with us. edythe has become quite the celebrity. >> what is your secret? what keeps you so alert and aware? >> i do have a secret. >> what is it. >> if i tell it then it won't be a secret. >> yeah, that's true. >> reporter: she might not tell ellen but i was able to pull it out of her. >> i think it's probably the fact that i have a very positive attitude. i don't know. i just love being a

sanchez. do you have a voice or fingernails? fans across the bay area have been yelling at their tvs at home and restaurants and bars hoping today would not mark the end of a great season but just the beginning of the playoff season. fans did get what they wanted out of this much anticipated rematch against the green bay packers. nbc bay area is in san jose with more on how niner fans cheered their team on at home. >> reporter: they do believe they played a big role. here are some of those fans. in fact, we are 2200 miles away from lambeau field but fans sent the team as much love and support as they could. it certainly paid off with a niners win decided by a single 33 yard kick, 23-20. the fans who actually made the trek to green bay had to brave the bitter cold but they have the joy of victory to keep them company on the way home. this game ranked among the coldest in nfl history with the windchill about an 80 degree difference in temperature today between the south bay and green bay, which was at 10 below at kickoff. fans we talked to say while they would have loved to see the game in green bay, they are happy to have the comfort and warmth