and this is all by way of the forecast from the cpc, climate prediction center is saying it's going to get chilly today and it's going to stay chilly for the next week, week and a half or so. well, chilly by california standards. tonight temperatures get down to 41 in oakland. santa rosa, 33. still there is some sun out there as we begin this sunday morning. concord starts today at 49 degrees. in san francisco, 49. in san jose, it is 50 right now, but it's still chilly with a little fog up in santa rosa. here's how it looks, high pressure in the eastern pacific being nudged to the west. cold air is powering -- cold air is pouring in from the gulf. but much cooler that be it has been. tonight after sunset we could get a sprinkle or two. daytime should be okay, the winds are going to pick up. windy enough to fly an iron kite by the time we get to the evening hours. the future cast, we're looking at a few showers popping up over the coast range, this is mostly late in the day and then overnight tonight we could get a dusting of snow in the peaks of the bay area. by monday night, this is m

for the next two weeks, the cpc is saying dry conditions, very dry conditions over the western third of the country, which includes southern california and the bay area. looking westward from our exploratorium camera. 67 in oakland, low to mid 70s in mountain view and san jose, this is a view of blue sky from mt. tam. it's 75 in santa rosa right now, 70 in napa and fairfield. novato, 72, and as we look at the six-hour planner, you can see skies will remain clear through the evening and even as we get into the late night and overnight, temperatures are not going to drop very much tonight, so it will be a relatively pleasant overnight period. we'll look at a warm and record setting weather in the days ahead. >>> it was a frustrating commute for some commuters, around 10:30 in the morning a maintenance vehicle derailed and damaged 40 feet of the rail. no one was hurt. when trains began for the morning, trains had to be single tracked between union city and south hayward stations. crews removed 65 feet of the damaged rail, they put in a temporary fix and they will put in a new rail overn

submittals are to the capital planning committee, the cpc. those are in advance of the operating budget. they're vetted through the separate committees independent of the overall budgets and then they both develop various funding scenarios, levels of funding and those funded under the scenarios and work with the mayor's budget office to come with a budget number and depending on that budget number, it would be funded and proposed as part of the mayor's overall budget on june 1st. so last year as part of the two year budget, we had two years of capital funding, the current year and the next year, the first year of looking at here. this is what we're currently funded this year, approximately 3.4 million and currently in the budget next year but will be reevaluated, general facility maintenance, specialized focus scope projects and in addition, some planning funds that go to future planning for the easter program, those are eventually reimbursed but can get the departments ahead as far as planning efforts. some of the current capital initiates we

anti-trump dossiers russian sourceshe to te house until committee, and now from the american conservative union,, he puts cpcthe one and only matt schlapp. fox news contributor, investigative reporter sara carter. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. this is a big deal, especially in light of devin nunes now saying he wants an answer from obama officials for ten questions specifically related to the phony bought andon paid r russian dossier that hillaryam tried to manipulate the american people with. >> it's very significant, sean. if you look at who they are asking these questions, senior obama administration -- >> sean: clapper, brennan? >> we know clapper, brendan, gregg are all being asked. there are quite a few others, state department officials, i know for sure. i don't want to go in that direction until we verify yet. there's quite a few people involved here. with david kramer, this is significant and important because he was a state department official but he was the guy that went to get the dossier for mccain and he brought it back. the fbi already had the dossier. we know that. the fbi had obtaine

i think the lower cpc is a good thing. you want to dig down to the numbers, that's a way to look at it. >> i don't know if i get that. okay you're the expert on this. i'm listening for now. i'm thinking about it. >> ad advertising is shifting between facebook and going m >> but facebook is chopping down on their ads they are doing it because they think longer term it will be better for the network >> for less distraction, more meaningful interactions. that's an interesting idea when you run a social mnetwork,y you should think about those things, but these indications that zuckerberg gives, what do you really want to get at? you want trustworthy news? what does that mean? there's a lot of -- >> you don't buy the facebook longer-term strategy >> i don't know what it is that's the problem >> they may not either we'll see. >> in other technology news, sony says its ceo. kazuo hirai will be stepping down in april after six years in the role he will become chairman of the company and sony's cfo will replace him as the ceo that

swapping the orders for jefferson as number one and terminal number two to maximize san francisco's potential in this funding source. project applications are due on january 30th. and we expect cpc to adopt a program of projects on may 16th. and with that, we'll take any questions. there's also project managers from san francisco port and dpw to answer questions. >> chair peskin: colleagues, are there any questions for all of the assembled staff from variation departments? seeing none, is there any public comment on item number six? seeing none, public comment is closed. i guess staff, you got it right. is there a motion to move this item made by commissioner fewer? seconded by commissioner ronen. and on the item a roll call please. >> clerk: same house? >> chair peskin: same house. same call. it is approved on first reading. next item. >> clerk: item seven, adopt the balboa area transportation demand framework. final report. this is an action item. >> chair peskin: commissioner yee, would you like to start? >> supervisor yee: thank you, chair peskin. colleagues, the framework document before you today was conceived during an earlier committee meeting on the balboa development.