elise preston has more. >> reporter: this woman has a family history of diabetes and knew she was atn denial for many years. >> reporter: when she went from prediabetic to diabetic, she enrolled in an education program to take control of her health. >> i learned what was triggering my blood sugars to be high. >> reporter: the most recent statistics for the centers for disease control show 88 million americans be prediabetes, which means higher than normal blood sugar levels. >> it's a serious health condition that puts people at risk for other serious health conditions, like heart attack, stroke, and of course, type ii diabetes. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges in treating prediabetes is it usually has no symptoms. most people don't know they have it. that's why the cdc and the american medical association joined forces with a series of public service announcements. >> with early diagnosis, early diabetes can be reversed. >> reporter: life style changes make all the difference, including exercise and the right diet. >> they would want to have a diet rich in whole grains, ve

elise preston has more. >> reporter: 15-year-old ethan crumbley remained quiet as a not guilty plea was entered on his behalf. >> ask that a not guilty plea be entered? >> reporter: crubley faces 24 counts including murder and terrorism charges linked to the shooting that left four students dead and seven other people injured. a civil lawsuit against oxford community district accuses administrators of putting students in danger by allegedly downplaying crumbley's actions ahead of the shooting when he posted countdowns and threats of bodily harm. at one point the complaint claims that the teen left a severed bird head in a mason jar containing a yellow liquid in the boys' bathroom. the school then e-mailed students and parents, "there has been no threat to our building, nor our students." crumbley's parents are also being accused of ignoring warning signs and allowing him access to the gun used in the shooting. days later police tracked them down in a detroit warehouse. they are facing involuntary manslaughter charges. at their hearing friday, prosecutors made allegations about their son

the game between cardiff and preston has gone to extra time.m have pulled off the shock of the season, beating league leaders arsenal in the wsl. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort, before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before the half—time break. it's their first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone and manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secure a third consecutive victory. vicky losada had the pick of the goals. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the table. so, confirmation of those results, then — and that loss for leicester at reading means they prop up the table this evening. it was nervy, it was tense, but england got the job done in sydney. they hung on for a draw in the fourth ashes test against australia, who were bearing down on another victory. the result ends australia's hopes of a 5—0 whitewash. england survived with just one wicket in hand and managed to salvage some pride. here's captainjoe root. coming into the

i'm elise preston in new york. north korea has fired two missiles towards the ocean. officials in south korea and japan say north korea had three other weapons launches earlier this month. last week, the u.s. imposed new sanctions on north korea. >>> the estate of prince will be split between a music company and three of the late musician's siblings. prince did not leave a will when he died in 2015, resulting in a legal battle over his estate for six years. the estate reportedly worth more than $156 million, could be distributed next month. >>> in its opening weekend, "scream" topped the box office. the reboot of the slasher film grossed more than $30 million, knocking off spider-man no way home. for inneror more news, download the cbs news app onnure cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, january 17th, 2022. this is the wter storm. snow, rain, and ice move up the east coast. the miserable and dangerous conditions this morning. >>> synagogue standoff fallout. the two new arrests in the aftermath of a tense hostage crisis in

and despite taking the lead, their push for the play—offs has been dented after losing 2—1 to prestonast ten minutes. ferran torres was given a great reception by barcelona fans at the nou camp today. the spanish striker has joined from manchester city and says that he only used the premier league champions as a "stepping stone" before getting the chance to play for barca. there is, though, a slight complication in that they can't register him in the squad yet until they cut their wage bill. that's expected to be resolved in time for the spanish super cup semifinal against real madrid next week. a quick look at some of the other headlines for you now. the four—time tour de france winner chris froome has had a setback ahead of the new season and says he'll have to delay his return to competition. he's damaged a tendon in his knee during training. stefanos tsitsipas is confident he'll be fit for the australian open despite experiencing pain in his elbow during his defeat to diego schwartzmann at the atp cup in sydney. it was the world number four�*s first singles match since elbow surge

i also restricting the movement of people, but what to expect that to preston, sit on my post. i has just arrived here at glitches. we've seen them getting inside dead the cut through dark just behind me. and it's going to be a very short program. they said about 2 hours, that's going to start at 10 with songs and music and day after that person said i'm a poolside is going to lead to the eulogy or for the ashby shop. and after that, we expect that to add the coffin will be taken out of this. cut that down for a private commission ceremony after that is going to report issues would be brought back here for in tenement. okay. and we're showing our viewers right now live pictures of the casket and of people gathering for that funeral desmond to chew. of course, his name is synonymous with the end of apartheid, the fight against racial injustice. but for many his idea of restorative justice. i was equally important and it spread around the world. can you help us remember what that was all about? this is started to just after south africa gained independence in 1994. when nothing and de

preston punch. i have, you know, community which has been helping. we know that the lunar new year is will be prepared for that will see increased staffing china and so we'll continue to work with our like the chinatown chamber of commerce to be able to solve those issues. >> police say the suspect was last seen heading north on franklin street. if you have any information you are asked to give police a call. meanwhile, local police say they arrested more than 60 homicide suspects and recovered more than 1200 guns last year. at the same time, the city also recorded more homicides last year than any previous year going back to 2000, 12. well, today, well, force has the and had a virtual one-on-one interview with the chief of the oakland police department covering a wide range of topics. >> my first one-on-one interview with oakland police chief leronne armstrong, the 2022. i was given 15 minutes. there was a lot of ground to cover. all right. let's get to achieve. first question. what does success look like in the year 2022? for the oakland police dep

and despite taking the lead, their push for the play—offs has been dented after losing 2—1 to prestonady lost the series, and preparations have been badly hampered by a number of covid issues, with most of their coaching staff in isolation. joe root will become england's longest serving test captain when he skippers the side for a 60th time, but his leadership has been questioned after their performances so far in australia. i'll look at the future at the end of this tour. i don't think i can afford to throw any more energy into anything else than the games themselves right now. we want to give people back home something to shout about, to show how much we care about this team, how much we care about test cricket and how desperate we are to do well. and, as i say, to win out here these last two games would be a really big step forward from, especially off the back of the first three games. contrast the mood in the england camp with australia — utterly dominant in the first three tests. and batsman steve smith says they have no intention of letting up. the guys are in a really good pla

preston in new york. beloved tv dad bob saget has died.ar-old comedian was found unresponsive in his florida hotel room sunday. saget had been on a comedy tour. investigators don't suspect foul play or drugs. >>> classes are cancelled for a fourth day for chicago students as the battle between the teacher's union and the city looms into a secod week. the city wants in-person classes, but educators want to teach virtually in light of the ongoing-covid surge. >>> and a baby boy handed to a marine last august during the u.s. troop withdrawal in kabul will, soon, be reunited with his parents in texas. the infant is now in the care of his grandfather, after being separated from his family for months. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise reston, cbs news, ne >>> it's >>> it's monday, january 10th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >> all about saving lives, and the loss of one life is sad for us, much less 19 lives. >> deadly apartment fire. 19 people killed including nine children. the possi

. >> chair: thank you so much, supervisor preston, for introducing this item and your leadership throughout this pandemic which has resulted in helping thousands of folks in our city not losing their homes. i appreciate you in your elephants. thank you so much. if there's no other questions for supervisor preston, madam clerk, let's go to public comment. did you want to make another announcement if folks want to get ready if they need to. [speaking spanish]. >> we're checking to see how many callers we have in the queue. if you have not, press star 3 to be added to the line. we have seven listeners with four in the queue. please unmute the first caller. >> my name is scott weiber with the san francisco tenants' union and the eviction collaborative. i've been working on tenant rights issues and largely evictions for over 40 years and i'm very encouraged by this ordinance. it is an eviction prevention ordinance because it gives us a path to resolution that avoids the legal process. currently there is a three-day notice which is usually done with the assistance of an attorney. this sets in motion a momentum that lead

ah nicaragua has a history of political instability and underwent to evolution in 1979 where the left wing sandinista party took power from a long standing white wing dictatorship. preston, daniel ortega had close ties with hugo chavez, was portrayed stance and the capital managua, the former venezuela precedent supported ortega st. regime. nicaragua was never rich country. and since the 79 revolution has struggled to overcome the effects of dictatorship, civil war and a ceilings of hurricanes and other natural disasters, it is still one of the poorest countries in the americas. the coven, 19 global pandemic has also affected the crab was economy damaging tourism and investment? it's infrastructure is week, and only 60 percent of its roads are paid. and most of those are in managua. ah, so any kind of travel outside the cities can be a major challenge with in the town of rusito worshipers, twice as early as 5 an to attend this church here. many romano, yolanda yolanda or my maria malaria. a garage ifs. when you get the better sense, yes, hang out in the letter saturday i it's the best a trace and alexandria as you have realized, the tree of establishing their l. a . but

we still have four -- we have heard nothing from supervisor chan, supervisor preston's chief of staff has been contacted a couple of times. supervisor ronen's staff was reminded of the vacancy at a meeting they had with one of our council members. and we're still waiting on supervisor walton. and i owe executive dearman the list of names and the letters we've sent. and she has graciously offered to contact the supervisors. the -- in our october meeting, the county veteran service officer, mr. simms, spoke to and with the council. we updated the council on -- the councilors that are in the field. and what are in the works for an outreach program in collaboration with the hub and d.a.s. and one of the things that struck me, is it really became a conversation between the council and the executive -- the county service officer because we're concerned about what we've seen at some of the site visits. with the death of mrs. hammond and just also the way the calendar works, the california senior legislature elections are next year, so i'll be bringing more information to the commission in januar

initiative may 2021 update'' >> yeah. >> supervisor preston: that's part of the presentation packet here and on page eight -- what i'm confused -- that hasn progress. now i'm hearing there are seven in progress. >> supervisor preston: so wrong direction. i don't understand that. >> so we had -- so the recommendations that are in progress are recommendations, there's a good number of them that really are as we work towards our deadline, we did submit some that cal d.o.j. and hillard heinz felt needed more work and so we'll be continuing that work in this last phase. >> supervisor preston: okay. thank you. so it sounds like i have 54 bias related reforms you're saying 47 of them have been substantially completed. >> that's correct. >> supervisor preston: yeah and so i'm trying to square that with our ongoing severe racial disparities in stops and searches and use of force. so can you address that? i mean, it seems like we have almost all of these substantially completed very few that are in progress and yet at least the latest department stats it shows some minimal improvements, right. but overall still show severe racial disparities in st

haven't nicaragua, has a history of political instability and underwent to evolution in 9th, with the left wing annisa party to power from a long standing white when dictatorship preston daniel ortega had close ties with hugo chavez, was portrayed stance at the capital. managua, the former van, it's been a precedent supported. ortega stretching nicaragua was never rich country. and since the 79 revolution has struggled to overcome the effects of dictatorships, civil war and a series of hurricanes and other natural disasters, it is still one of the poorest countries in the americas. the coven, 19 global pandemic has also affected nicaragua, economy damaging tourism and investment. if infrastructure is weak and only 60 percent of its roads are paid, and most of those are in managua. so any kind of travel outside the cities can be a major challenge. with me in the town of rusito, worshippers twice as early as 5 am to attend this church here. many romano. laura y'all are a little malaria malaria with gras. yes. when you get the better sense? yes. hang out anything that a theory i it's doing this a trace and alexandria as you have realized, a tree, establish and they will

preston punch. i have, you know, community which has been helping. that the lunar new year is will be prepared for that will see increased staffing in china and so we'll continue to work with our like the chinatown chamber of commerce to be able to solve those issues. >> well, police say the suspect was last seen heading north on franklin street. well, attorneys representing hillsborough heiress, tiffany li have agreed to settle a wrongful death civil lawsuit with the murder victim's mother. keys green was the ex-boyfriend of father, of least 2 daughters. prosecutors say he was shot execution-style in lee's hillsborough mansion. this was in april of 2016. his body was and dumped in a field north of san francisco. green's mother filed a lawsuit against lee after she was found not guilty on all charges in 2019, the attorneys did not reveal the terms of that settlement. and a woman is dead. sadly after being hit by car. this happen in antioch, the car took off after the collision and it happened yesterday evening near delta, fair boulevard and san jose

has good components. please i agree with supervisor preston, this isn't working. thank you. >> caller: we like to have more affordable housing. that's really the only solution. we also need compassionate alternative response, c.a.r.t. you got it in the budget. it is has not allowed to get started. why are we doing this emergency thing? i fear people will arrest people who need more services to deal with their addiction. i appreciate supervisor peskin asking if there were sweeps. >> clerk: let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: hello, i'm a resident of district 10. i'm calling against the emergency declaration in tenderloin. i really urge the board of supervisors to really look closely who receives contracts underneath this emergency declaration and start holding to account the way in which contracts are actually given out in this regard. there's a lot of shady stuff going on as we look through this stuff. we know -- we don't necessarily get as much scrutiny on the contractual detail. i urge you to dig into the detail on the contracts. >> clerk: we have

preston: thank you. and i don't know if anyone else wanted to address that, as well? >> she has stepped away for a moment. sorry. >> supervisor preston: i believe that's all i have for now. thank you, chair melgar. >> chair melgar: thank you, supervisor preston. well, we should go to public comment on this item if there's no more speakers. madam clerk, can we go to public comment? >> clerk: madam chair, d.t. is checking to see how many callers we have in the queue. for those already on hold, wait until you hear a system prompt that you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. we have ten listeners and six in queue. kalina, if you could unmute the first caller, please. >> hi. this is [indiscernible], and i'm the executive director of jobs for justice in san francisco. we have been looking forward to this report. i appreciate the supervisors and their offices for making this happen. i just wanted to, in thinking about this report, it's so essential. i think there's a lot of misinformation about oh, there's not enough housing when the question is there's not enough questi

preston punch. i have, you know, community which has been helping.nar new year is will be prepared for that will see increased staffing in china and so we'll continue to work with our like the chinatown chamber of commerce to be able to solve those issues. >> well, police say the suspect was last seen heading north on franklin street. if you have any information that might help police investigate this matter, give them a call. attorneys representing hillsborough or who was dubbed the hillsborough harris, tiffany li. well, they've agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit. now with the murder victim's mother, keith green was the ex-boyfriend and father of least 2 daughters. prosecutors say that he was shot execution-style in lee's hillsborough mansion back in april of 2016, his body was dumped in a field north of san francisco. green's mother filed a lawsuit against lee after she was found not guilty on all charges back in 2019, the attorneys didn't reveal the terms of the settlement. just the fact they preached one. a woman is dead after being hit by

preston punch. i have, you know, committee, which has been helping. that the lunar new year is will be prepared for that will see increased staffing in china and so we'll continue to work with our like the chinatown chamber of commerce to be able to solve those issues. >> police say that the suspect was last seen heading north on franklin street. if you have any information you're being asked to give them a call. >> attorneys representing the so-called hillsborough heiress, tiffany li have agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit with the murder victim's mother, keith green was the ex-boyfriends and father of least 2 daughters, according to prosecutors, green was shot execution style and lease hillsborough mansion in april of 2016. his body was then dumped in a field north of san francisco. green's mother sued lee is a way of seeking justice after san mateo county jury found lee not guilty on all charges. enter 2019 criminal trial. the attorneys did not reveal the terms of the settlements, ronnie spector, the 1960's icon behind hits like be my baby a

preston, a biologist at the university of bath. let's look at the situation here in the uk first of all. borisjohnson hashe current wave of 0micron. do you think he is right? we out the current wave of omicron. do you think he is right?— you think he is right? we are certainly putting _ you think he is right? we are certainly putting into - you think he is right? we are certainly putting into the - you think he is right? we are | certainly putting into the test you think he is right? we are i certainly putting into the test at the moment. we have staggeringly high infection rates. 0ne the moment. we have staggeringly high infection rates. one in 15 is just a staggering number for acute infectious disease in this country, but fortunately we are not necessarily seeing the same leakage was hospitalisations and deaths as we did a year ago. 0therwise was hospitalisations and deaths as we did a year ago. otherwise we will be in real trouble. do we did a year ago. otherwise we will be in realtrouble._ be in real trouble. do you think we still might? _ be in real trouble. do you think we still might? certainly _

preston: thank you, president walton. and, i will just start by saying that the conversation so far certainly has not reassured me in any way that there's any real plan here other than police engagement and a vague commitment to some kind of linkage, undefined linkage center for which we have virtually no details whatsoever. i think, you know, and i appreciate some of the comments by supervisor haney and supervisor ronen around the really serious and unique challenges and i think we all agree that every tenderloin resident needs to be safe and there's a need for urgent action and that need is not new. there has been an urgent need for years especially so i think we're all united on that. i think the administration and the board is united on that. i have a different view of what we've in terms of this plan and i think it's really sad that the roll out of the mayor's plan to the extent there is one and this emergency declaration has in my view been a publicity stunt designed to address rise in pieces from around the nation and for the mayor to deflect going from the failures of the administration despite given the tools by th

and despite taking the lead, their push for the play—offs has been dented after losing 2—1 to preston a 60th time, but his leadership has been questioned after their performances so far in australia. i'll look at the future at the end of this tour. i don't think i can afford to throw any more energy into anything else than the games themselves right now. we want to give people back home something to shout about, to show how much we care about this team, how much we care about test cricket and how desperate we are to do well. and, as i say, to win out here these last two games would be a really big step forward from, especially off the back of the first three games. contrast the mood in the england camp with australia — utterly dominant in the first three tests. and batsman steve smith says they have no intention of letting up. the guys are in a really good place. we've played some really good cricket so far throughout. and we're still a young side, building together as a group, and we want to keep getting better as a team — so, whilst we've got the foot on the throat, so to speak, we

preston. it's a joint decision or a very view the edrt or the d.b.i. are doing. the information has been provided to us by the design team. and we had some questions about that. the number 79 inches, you know, you may remember that from the last hearing that we had has been proposed. and you got to understand that the 79 inches that was part of that analysis is considering not the static stability of the building, it's the ability to withstand the maximum considered earthquake, so it's an extreme situation. it is something we've been presented with and we are still reviewing it and it should be, you know -- it should be just a matter of weeks actually. one of the -- i mean, the primary concern right now seems to be the revised proposal, but we are -- we are actively reviewing that right now. >> chair preston: thank you. supervisor peskin? are you ready for the final presenter, or did you have any additional questions? >> member peskin: i'm ready for alternative view from mr. pike. >> mr. pike, you have up to ten minutes, welcome. >> good afternoon. my name is robert pike. i have a p

preston. it's a joint decision or a very view the edrt or the d.b.i. are doing. the information has been provided to us by the design team. and we had some questions about that. the number 79 inches, you know, you may remember that from the last hearing that we had has been proposed. and you got to understand that the 79 inches that was part of that analysis is considering not the static stability of the building, it's the ability to withstand the maximum considered earthquake, so it's an extreme situation. it is something we've been presented with and we are still reviewing it and it should be, you know -- it should be just a matter of weeks actually. one of the -- i mean, the primary concern right now seems to be the revised proposal, but we are -- we are actively reviewing that right now. >> chair preston: thank you. supervisor peskin? are you ready for the final presenter, or did you have any additional questions? >> member peskin: i'm ready for alternative view from mr. pike. >> mr. pike, you have up to ten minutes, welcome. >> good afternoon. my name is robert pike. i have a p

peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> 11 ayes. the item has final approval. >> thank you. please call item 10. >> san francisco's climate action plan. 2021 update. information item. >> we have visited by cindy from sfe. >> thank you for having me. today i am going to provide an informational item on the san francisco 2021 climate action plan. in 2021 which was a milestone for the city. this slide shows the agenda. i have a lot to cover. i will go through the information quickly. i am also available for questions after the presentation. i will be joined by director chan. at this time i don't need to preach to the board about climate change. we know our action for the next decade are critical. our climate action plan really has three main objectives. one, provide comprehensive road map for the city to almost eliminate greenhouse gases and advance racial and social equity. it points to the future goals of the city. we have established a net zero goal by 2040. lastly, san francisco is part of an international community. we have committed to the pa

initiative may 2021 update'' >> yeah. >> supervisor preston: that's part of the presentation packet here and on page eight -- what i'm confused -- that hasn progress. now i'm hearing there are seven in progress. >> supervisor preston: so wrong direction. i don't understand that. >> so we had -- so the recommendations that are in progress are recommendations, there's a good number of them that really are as we work towards our deadline, we did submit some that cal d.o.j. and hillard heinz felt needed more work and so we'll be continuing that work in this last phase. >> supervisor preston: okay. thank you. so it sounds like i have 54 bias related reforms you're saying 47 of them have been substantially completed. >> that's correct. >> supervisor preston: yeah and so i'm trying to square that with our ongoing severe racial disparities in stops and searches and use of force. so can you address that? i mean, it seems like we have almost all of these substantially completed very few that are in progress and yet at least the latest department stats it shows some minimal improvements, right. but overall still show severe racial disparities in st

the military takeover in book enough are so echo as has suspended the country from its governing bodies army officers, their c. d detained preston's rock christian cavalry because he was failing to tackle it. he had his insurgency, the military takeover, drew's popular support with hundreds of people. take him to the streets of the carpets, all to share on the june t r. i. his 1st speech began a fossils, new military leader, lieutenant colonel paul henry. the amoeba promised the country would return to constitutional order. some de la laquanta is your suit or when the conditions are right or wrong, according to the deadline that our people will define in all sovereignty, i commit to return to a normal constitutional order. and the constitutional normal consider hello citizens. consider yeah, people of the king of fast. so in the day after a lot, just for a while, there are many priorities still a priori, dis on numbers. it is clear that the main priority remains security, your set comp around the leg. i understand the legitimate doubts raised by this break in the normal functioning of the state, normal deluca. but i would like to

has good components. please i agree with supervisor preston, this isn't working. thank you. >> caller: we like to have more affordable housing. that's really the only solution. we also need compassionate alternative response, c.a.r.t. you got it in the budget. it is has not allowed to get started. why are we doing this emergency thing? i fear people will arrest people who need more services to deal with their addiction. i appreciate supervisor peskin asking if there were sweeps. >> clerk: let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: hello, i'm a resident of district 10. i'm calling against the emergency declaration in tenderloin. i really urge the board of supervisors to really look closely who receives contracts underneath this emergency declaration and start holding to account the way in which contracts are actually given out in this regard. there's a lot of shady stuff going on as we look through this stuff. we know -- we don't necessarily get as much scrutiny on the contractual detail. i urge you to dig into the detail on the contracts. >> clerk: we have

. >> reporter: preston brown was painting a dark scenario this summer but said the remarkable turnaround has brought the population back to the normal levels and then some. >> there used to be 5000 fiscal of discrete. it is still good that maybe we can celebrate 500 -600 fish. >> reporter: it was a first for this 10-year-old as well and said it helped to be with the group who could explain what was going on. >> i get to go home and tell my dad so many facts. >> reporter: it is cruel fact of nature that these fish will all die once the spawning is complete. but the fact that they finished the cycle means a purpose for living has been achieved and the thousands of their offspring will begin the process again as long as there is enough water to bring them home again. >>> i guess there is no surprise that salmon like water but so do we. >> not in the next seven days and beyond that like the next 10-14 days. it looks like we will be in a quiet period. if what we have are clearing skies and it looked great out there today and will look great tomorrow. but clear skies at night means it will get col

preston, eight nurses out sick yesterday. her emergency department is filling up with people trying to get a covid test. >> how long has that been happening? >> it has been for about the past three or four weeks. no one can find a rapid test anywhere. >> the i team found the problem is facing hospital systems in every bay area county. it has even caused a backlog at san mateo county june -- general. >> the testing volume is increased. they don't have the ability to o turn away people, especially if they are some dramatic. >> this is the county health emergency preparedness manager. she says on average, emergency departments across the county seat 500 patients per day but now that number is up to 750 patients per day. >> a significant surge for our emergency department. >> are you finding patients in need of care are having to wait? >> it is taking longer. patients that need emergency surgery or emergency care get stuck in the triage line. >> creating unnecessary chaos that could be prevented. for the i team, stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> a nationwide day of action today. they are demanding the hospital industry invest in safe

preston is in moline, illinois, where snow is falling already. good evening, elise. >> o'donnell: good evening, norah. the snow has really picked up here in western ill noish the first punch of a massive winter storm. already today, snow fell at a rate of more than an inch an hour, creating near-whiteout conditions and turning driving hazardous. this truck flipped on the interstate north of des moines. no one was hurt. the driver of this car was hurt after losing control and rolling off the highway. >> in the open spaces out there, everything drift overs so it's real hard to be able to get through. >> reporter: meanwhile, in georgia, preparations are already under way for snow and ice expected to arrive by sunday. >> you can't fool mother nature. we all know that, so we're doing everything prestorm that we can. >> reporter: virginia has been prepping interstate 95 since yesterday. >> you're looking at i-95 in stafford county, look at that. >> reporter: aiming to avoid ia repeat of last week's 40-mile standstill that stranded hundreds of drivers in freezing temperatureses, some overnight. and with the storm approac

peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> 11 ayes. the item has final approval. >> thank you. please call item 10. >> san francisco's climate action plan. 2021 update. information item. >> we have visited by cindy from sfe. >> thank you for having me. today i am going to provide an informational item on the san francisco 2021 climate action plan. in 2021 which was a milestone for the city. this slide shows the agenda. i have a lot to cover. i will go through the information quickly. i am also available for questions after the presentation. i will be joined by director chan. at this time i don't need to preach to the board about climate change. we know our action for the next decade are critical. our climate action plan really has three main objectives. one, provide comprehensive road map for the city to almost eliminate greenhouse gases and advance racial and social equity. it points to the future goals of the city. we have established a net zero goal by 2040. lastly, san francisco is part of an international community. we have committed to the pa