. >> as this commission knows the end of left year our executive officer jirmy pollock resigned this commission watched his dedicated service the city has not since he was moved department of technology. but that upon means we must begin the process to find his replacement not guilty interim propose our policy analyst scammid samerrae be acting executive officer. we have the lafco legal council available to walk us through questions from commissioners. and -- seeing any can i open up for questions for, any questions. >> great. go ahead. >> thank you, chair williams. and i want to first thank i did not get a chance to thank our executive officer pollock for his work with lafco. it is good to see he remains in government and take this opportunity to thank mr. samerrae for his on going contribution as for all the work he has done and pleased see he is legal to take the role for acting executive officer and want to be supportive of appointing him as acting executive officer and make the motion to move to appoint him. thank you. >> second. >> okay. seeing no further questions from colleag

kingvale 22, tahoe city 18 and south tahoe right there at 12 with some snow starting around pollock pines and also colfax. so expect a chain requirements and just take it slow. you might not have an option here because with the traffic going up there, it's likely going to be very, very slow back here in the bay area. a lot happening this weekend. we wanted to get this in here for you, the nba all star weekend. we have a nice weather tomorrow 56 clouds on saturday. and by sunday a slight chance of a spotty shower. but i don't think it's anything to be too overly concerned about on sunday and temperatures here in the 50s. not only all star weekend, but we also have the lunar new year street fair on saturday and the chinese new year parade happening as well. we'll see some clouds coming in, not expecting any rain and temperatures in the 50s as well. going to be a great time right here in that forecast in san francisco. we'll see another chance of some spotty rain by next wednesday. nothing big. and you'll see across the inland valleys a mix of some 50s and 60s next couple of days and morning

totals up over a ft at the highest levels, and we may get a dusting down towards colfax and also pollock pines. so we're also adding to that snow pack. and we should have some pretty good numbers to report here once everything is out. so once we head into this upcoming weekend. so we dry it out saturday and sunday. temperatures stay here in the 50s, so it will be chilly out there. and morning temperatures tomorrow are going to be down in the 30s, so it is going to be a cold one coming up here tonight at 6:00. we'll take more checks of the radar. we'll also take a look at the flood warnings that remain in the north bay. this also includes the russian river. okay, a lot happening. thank you jeff. up next, bay fc is back. we're going to show you how the team is preparing for its second is preparing for its second season in the national women's soccer league. those games were really fun last season to go back to work, kind of. sort of. it was media day. nbc's anthony flores reports from san jose. their inaugural season was historic. now bay fc is back with more expectations and even bigger g

and then when pollock got the nomination, clay rethought that, said, oh, well, maybe it's okay because he was trying to attract those voters. but regardless of clay had won, i think we would have had a very different united states in immigrant. i'm a historian, not a prognosticator. you know, this kind of a what if scenario, but now they were it would have been different. they were communicate. you know, when you talk about the kind of or whatever, tell us how there communicating i mean telegraph was around but mainly it was by a photo op by newspapers and letters. right. so right. no emails. no, no. tv no, no, no. ticktock over. sure. right. so how did that happen? yeah, essentially you mentioned the telegraph because news of nomination the telegraph the first message for the telegraph had just been sent right before the convention. and so you have news of polk's nomination being sent by. telegraph brand new yes, brand new and fast and fast. yes, absolutely. so other than that, yes, you're communicating through letters with one another and you're communicating through newspapers. and

pollock pines closer to 4000ft an inch there.nd then you get into the peaks, and we're talking about a foot to a foot and a half before this storm moves out. meanwhile, temperatures outside our doors at this hour with the windy, soggy conditions, mid 50s to low 60s. and that's where we do expect to stay for the afternoon. but again, just those pockets of rain expected to really hammer the afternoon commute. it's going to be very hazardous out there. and i know you said you'd like to venture out in the rain, but you may want to rethink this one today. andre. >> you know, i try to be mindful of that. you know, i'm just used to doing it. but i realize that that's not the case for everyone. so i am aware of that because i may drive in the rain, but not others may not drive in the rain as i do as well. but so, you know, it doesn't rain here that often. so. >> but even walking to the grocery store, that wind is going to be whipping you pretty good. you're going to be thinking, rosemary, i may i should stay indoors. >> maybe i listen to

so once you get past, say, blue canyon on 80 and pollock pines on 50, you'll start to see that snow reallyg down our highest peaks. talking 2 to 3ft of snow. with most of this falling tonight and all day tomorrow. so back here at home, it's all about the stormy weather. here we could see some thunderstorms. temperatures mainly in the 50s. take the rain gear with you. the accuweather seven day where a level two today. tomorrow morning we'll have some leftover scattered showers, but we're drier in the afternoon and that will give us a nice weekend on the way. we keep it dry through early next week before rain is back here by wednesday guys. >> all right drew thank you. now let's turn to ginger zee. she's live in nyack new york with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hi reggie amanda great to be with everybody. and i was just hearing drew we're going to be talking about your storm because it's the next one that makes its way across the country. but we have a storm right now that everybody has been dealing with back to kansas from here. and so the next couple of hour

let's bring in julia pollock, chief economist at ziprecruiter. julia. good morning. you. >> good morning. >> all right. so we just noted it right there. an expectation of a month over month decline. a lot of different factors in there. there's the wildfires. i think there also might be some questions about companies maybe waiting for the new administration to come in before making plans for hiring and things like that. i think the question for you is how should we read this jobs report? what's the significance of it when we're looking at the markets and also the fed? >> well, if it comes in as expected, 169,000, that's. >> actually right. >> in line. >> with the three month average. so that would suggest a stable. >> labor market. >> at a somewhat. >> cool level. job growth of course. >> has come down over. >> the past two years. >> from giddy. heights during the pandemic reopening. and the labor. >> market is. >> stable but fairly sluggish right now. >> all right. so you're calling it stable and sluggish. i want to ask you about the outlook for the jobs market going