thank you, mr. brown for being here, thank you to derek brown for all the work he did to bring it together. thank you so much. [applause]. so you're getting rings, you got certificates, and tonight, city hall will be lit in purple and gold in your honor. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: whose house? whose house? whose house? let's get fired up and ready to go. thank you, everybody, for being here this evening. have a wonderful night. [applause]. today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem

thank you, mr. brown for being here, thank you to derek brown for all the work he did to bring it together. thank you so much. [applause]. so you're getting rings, you got certificates, and tonight, city hall will be lit in purple and gold in your honor. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: whose house? whose house? whose house? let's get fired up and ready to go. thank you, everybody, for being here this evening. have a wonderful night. [applause]. . >> please note that executive director shireen mcspadden is present. at this time, we ask that you silence all sound producing devices for this meeting. >> thank you, before i ask for a motion to approve the agenda, there's a slight change in the ordering. under -- instead of taking item 8 first, under 7, we will take item d first. so with that change, may i have a motion to approve the agenda. >> so moved. >> second? >> second. >> all in favor? any opposed? thank you. item 3, approval of the january 3rd, 2018 meeting minutes. do i have a motion to approve

thank you, mr. brown for being here, thank you to derek brown for all the work he did to bring it together. thank you so much. [applause]. so you're getting rings, you got certificates, and tonight, city hall will be lit in purple and gold in your honor. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: whose house? whose house? whose house? let's get fired up and ready to go. thank you, everybody, for being here this evening. have a wonderful night. [applause]. i've got time i've with 25 jobs so for young people one of my favorite days in san francisco thank you, thank you to the companies that are hiring. >> (clapping.) >> the city of san francisco and united way are calling an employers to have jobs for youth in 2012 president obama issued a challenge and the challenge was get disconnected young people connected to jobs and so mayor ed lee said we should lead this challenge that the city will have 25 hundred jobs that first summer 6200 jobs and been building. >> i'll high are ups we like to pledge 50 jobs so for

thank you, mr. brown for being here, thank you to derek brown for all the work he did to bring it together. thank you so much. [applause]. so you're getting rings, you got certificates, and tonight, city hall will be lit in purple and gold in your honor. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: whose house? whose house? whose house? let's get fired up and ready to go. thank you, everybody, for being here this evening. have a wonderful night. [applause]. >> good morning everybody. my name is aaron peskin and it is my privilege to serve as a supervisor representing the third district. for those of you who do not know, i have long served in another capacity as the president of an environmental nonprofit that for the past 20 years has worked to negotiate the purchase of land and water rights on behalf of native american tribes in the great basin nations in the united states. for those who don't know where that is, the great states of nevada, utah, parts of arizona and oregon. and before that i worked at the tru

mr brown has also charged with driving while disqualified and uninsured. it was alleged that woman assaulted a member of the public in the moments after the collision. due to the serious nature of the offences, this case must be dealt with at crown court. the two had been told they will reappear here by video link on the 27th of march. until that date, they will remain in custody. there has been a large community reaction in coventry to the deaths of these two others on thursday afternoon. yesterday, of bikers arrived at the scene of the crash to pay their tributes.|j bikers arrived at the scene of the crash to pay their tributes. i did not what is that any of the family when i heard what happened, i was in shock last night and today. i could not even work today, i was just in that much of the state, it. a online fundraising page was set up to help the family find at the funerals, just a day later, donations from the public have already surpassed £15,000 and today, players for coventry city chose to wear black armbands as a mark of respect their way it fi

thank you, mr. brown for being here, thank you to derek brown for all the work he did to bring it together. thank you so much. [applause]. so you're getting rings, you got certificates, and tonight, city hall will be lit in purple and gold in your honor. [applause] >> the hon. l. breed: whose house? whose house? whose house? let's get fired up and ready to go. thank you, everybody, for being here this evening. have a wonderful night. [applause]. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making sa

mr. brown, why is your hair everywhere? because my life is everywhere. my administrator is going to give me a write up. >> something tells me he's over it. >> sometimes the highlight of my day is snatching a note that a student wrote to another student and reading it at my desk. i didn't know why she was asking the question. >> didn't give the little sister a chance. you didn't even know what it was. >> i know what it ain't. this is how i call the roll now. hey, is this the 100th day of school or just a few days closer to spring break. >> i think it's closer to spring break. >> a little boy coughed on his paper. >> this is the way eddy b handled it. i threw the red pen at him and told him to put a 75 on it and throw it away. >> he's a day or two after spring break. >> we'll give him a few days of rest and relaxation. >> men get to work to rescue a young deer that's caught in barbed wire. >>> and here to save the day. >> they can't do it alone. why he's ready for a super adorable side kick. this is charlie. and this is charlie not coughing because he took

and he was also of course careful to mention his predecessor jacob zuma magnanimous mr brown oppose it was in offering his gratitude to zuma for he said for the manner in which he dealt with the difficult process of his departure but notable really i think the parliament making made it quite clear that they were rather pleased to be seeing those or not jacob zuma there was a loud round of booing mr zuma as name. a well thought roma poser did extend that courtesy he also said that it's time to move on from the negativity of the last few years but don't i am also sure many people will criticize parliament for that bowing this is a parliament that has an african national congress majority a majority that protected jacob zuma for many years during a number of debates around motions of no confidence the african national congress wouldn't vote along the. lines of opposition parties members of parliament specifically the a.n.c. booing now i think would be questionable a given that there was so much sort of support for jacob zuma for a long time and perhaps missing some people seeing footage f

mr. brown: thank you, mr. president. the toy company hasbro announced that it's introducing a new version of the board game monopoly. in this version, imagine this, players get rewarded, not punished, for cheating. you know, it's wall street 2018. it might be fun to be the banker in this new rigged version of monopoly when you're playing with game pieces and pretend money, but it's not so fun when you -- if you were a wells fargo employee, not so fun if be you have been victimized by equifax, not so fun if you are one of the millions of people who have had to go through the process to get restitution from your bank. families get ripped off by shady payday lenders and get ripped off by big banks. families lose real money, not monopoly money. when you think about getting away with and even rewarding cheaters, pretty soon you might not have to use much imagination at all. they have always been -- there have always been shady corporations trying to get away with ripping off consumers. the difference is, the difference, mr. p

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mr brown is also charged with driving while disqualified and uninsured. ms harrison is charged with common assault, as it is alleged that she assaulted a member of the public in the moments after the collision. due to the serious nature of these alleged offences, this case must be dealt with at crown court, so the pair have been told they will reappear here via video link on the 22nd of march. until that date, they will remain in custody. there has been a large community reaction in coventry to the deaths of these two young brothers on thursday afternoon. yesterday, a group of bikers arrived at the scene of the crash to pay their respects. i didn't even know what to say to any of the family when i found out what had happened. it's — it got me. i was in shock the whole last night and today. i couldn't even go to work today, i was just in that bad of a state from it. yesterday, an online fundraising page was set up to help the grieving family pay for the funerals of 2—year—old casper and 6—year—old corey. just a day later, donations from the publi

and allow palestinians to finally be free let me remind you that during the last three months since mr brown declared his her orderable position about jerusalem we had peaceful demonstrations taking place in the west bank and gaza but these peaceful demonstrations were met with severe israeli violence no less than twelve people have been killed in gaza by israeli soldiers who were shooting at them while they were peacefully demonstrating the same happened in the west bank we lost also more than twenty people so far with the israeli military gunfire and more than five thousand people have been injured during peaceful demonstrations so israel is attacking me for demonstrations the world does not do anything they do not pressure israel to stop using this terrible violence and then it is skillets and my word is that unless there is immediate international pressure to on israel to stop the use of violence and to end the siege on gaza we could see another horrible attack on gaza another horrible war that could take the lives of thousands of people including hundreds of good eleven somali ref

when mr brown was caught on mic referring to gillian duffy as a bigoted woman, he was talking tojustin forsyth. the new accusation is that while running save the children before 2015, there were three separate complaints of inappropriate behaviour towards female members of staff by him, sending a series of inappropriate texts, commenting on how they looked, and prompting them to respond. mr forsyth left and has since gone on to one of the most senior posts at unicef, the un children's fund. he admits to having made some personal mistakes during his time at save the children, specifically admitting to what he described as "unsuitable and thoughtless" conversations with colleagues, which he subsequently apologised for. he added that there were no formal complaints, and that they were dealt with through mediation. save the children told us that they were commissioning a root—and—branch review of its organisational culture, and that they apologised for any pain these matters had caused. to reflect on all of this i have the labour mp peter carlin, a man who himself has worked in interna

this is not mr. brown's first violation. he is a serial violator. in 2017, he acquired a home by master architect richard neutra and totally demolished it without a permit. i shudder to think what he has planned for 2017. the issue before the board is developer abuse and weak city enforcement. we all need to do our part to end the abuse. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. is there any other general public comment? seeing none, then, we'll move onto item 2, commissioner items and questions. anything, commissioners? >> no. >> and item three commissioners is your consideration of the minutes of the january 17, 2018 board meeting. >> in additions or corrections? if not. let me entertain a motion to accept. >> i am sorry. let me correct that to january 31st board meeting. >> they're all running together. >> motion. >> okay. we have a motion from commissioner honda, is there any public comment on the minutes? okay. seeing none on that motion, then -- [ roll call. ] >> thank you. that motion passes. >> okay. item 4 is a closed session. this is to

mr. brown. mr. burr. ms. cantwell. ms. cantwell. mrs. o-uppercase-letter. -- ms. capito. mr. cardin. >> so this is the actual vote to approve the budget deal. thanks on capitol hill, a lot of times, either work really slowly or really fast. we saw the really slow part from about 1:35, 1:45 in the afternoon, then the senate had some other options where they could have tried this out a little bit longer here. senator rand paul, who put the brakes on the bill earlier in the afternoon and through the evening, has basically relented and so they want very quickly from ending debate on that bill, that procedural vote, to actually voting on the bill itself. this is a straight up or down vote to approve that budget package. the second really important step in resolving this very short, they hoped, government shutdown in the overnight hours here. this will need a simple majority and so if they got, what was it, 72 votes in the procedural vote, it's not going to be a problem to get 51 votes on this. this will pass and then they will move it over to the house of representatives. >> so th

mr. santos and mr. brown have been fined about the same if you parked in a bus stop. something needs to be done to enforce the laws of the city. they're serial violators and showing no respect for the law in this city. it's incumbent upon you to do your jobs and enforce the code and respectfully request you do that. >> thank you for your comments. >> my name is kathryn. due to a fluke, conditional use lot merger 841 chestnut decided the illegally demolished was on the planning commission agenda august 21st. planning commission made a decision. we decided to appeal that decision to the board of supervisors. we appealed on december 5th. that was the result -- the result of that was the chronicle article with other areas mentioned. the problem is what went wrong, why did the city's safeguards fail to protect a historic building. the penalties in the building and planning code, the lack of coordination and communication between the department of building inspection and the planning department. the lack of comprehensive, transparent and publicly accessible process and the

good evening, mr. brown. >> ace, let miss brown speak, please. >> hello again. this is real. i just had a birthday february 14th, and it wasn't good -- it was good, no, it was good. i met diana ross. i got on the stage with her, and i had a good time. the best birthday i've had in the last 11 years, since my son was murdered, so i have no kwaums abo qualms about that, but we're talking about putting things on the agenda. i ask that you put our children's cases on the agenda so that we'll have a venue for our children's cases so the perpetrators can see the victims. no one's hearing the victim's voices. i am a victim. i am a survivor. but i still grieve for my son who was murdered 11 years ago. aubrey aborcasa, jr., a 17-year-old boy murdered on the streets of san francisco, and i have to wait to get justice for my son when everyone knows who killed my son. the police know, the d.a. know. they have addresses. they put it in the newspaper, but no one's doing anything. can you put our children's cases on the agenda so that we can get some closure for the mothers and for the -- l

and allow palestinians to finally be free let me remind you that during the last three months since mr brown declared his head orderable position about jerusalem we had peaceful demonstrations taking place in the west bank and gaza but these peaceful demonstrations were met with severe israeli violence no less than twelve people have been killed in gaza by israeli soldiers who were shooting at them while they were peacefully demonstrating the same happened in the west bank we lost also more than twenty people so far with the israeli military gunfire and more than five thousand people have been injured during peaceful demonstrations so israel is attack and peaceful demonstrations the world does not do anything they do not pressure israel to stop using this terrible violence and then it is skillets and my word is that unless there is immediate international pressure to on israel to stop the use of violence and to end the siege on gaza we could see another horrible attack on gaza another horrible war that could take the lives of thousands of people including hundreds of good but your civi

and allow palestinians to finally be free let me remind you that during the last three months since mr brown declared his her ordeal position about jerusalem we had peaceful demonstrations taking place in the west bank and as a but these peaceful demonstrations were met with israeli violence no less than twelve people have been killed in gaza by israeli soldiers who were shooting at them while they were peacefully demonstrating the same happened in the west bank we lost also more than twenty people so far with the israeli military gunfire and more than five thousand people have been injured during peaceful demonstrations saw israel is attacking me for demonstrations the world does not do anything they do not pressure israel to stop using this terrible violence and then it is skillets and my word is that unless there is immediate international pressure to on israel to stop the use of violence and to end the siege on gaza we could see another horrible attack on gaza another horrible war that could take the lives of thousands of people including hundreds of the thirty five refugees headin

. >> mr. brown. >> thank you. not all financial crisis. and we have had recovered some but not completely. save sgs the 2.4% which is the lowest since 2005. and household debt continues the climb, and job growth in 2017 was okay, and we will hear about that tonight. but below job growth in 2017 was below the levels of job growth in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 and 2016. more americans have lost their jobs since gallop started tracking it a decade ago. and the life expectancy for americans fell driven by a large opioid epidemic ignored too long by those in washington. and stock markets around the world have been on a tear to help the top fifth of americans, and by most estimates this is controlled by 92% of those who own stocks. it is good for those who have a 401(k), but fewer workers have that security, and one-third of the workers are making contributions to the 401(k) or a similar reretirement plan. while the president likes to take credit for what he liabled the ugly bubble, a little over a year ago, it is going to be interesting t

. >> mr. brown. >> thank you. i look forward to your testimony on the threats. the economy has grown steadily in large part because of hard earned progress of the obama administration. unemployment has fallen but not all families have recovered from the financial crisis. we have made progress. personal savings rates have fallen for years savings in the 2.4% which is the lowest since 2005. and household debt continues the climb, and job growth in 2017 was okay, and we will hear about that tonight. but below job growth in 2017 was below the levels of job growth in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 and 2016. 3 million americans have lost their health insurance since this president took office, the largest jump since gallop started tracking it a decade ago. and the life expectancy for americans fell driven by a large opioid epidemic ignored too long by those in washington. and stock markets around the world have been on a tear to help the top fifth of americans, and by most estimates this is controlled by 92% of those who own stocks. it is good for those who have a 4

. >> mr. brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman.n. general votel, 94 leadership and for appearing before the committee to discuss the readiness, the posture andic activities within centcom. so thank you. want to bring your attention back to iran and its activities in syria, perhaps covering some ground that's been covered and hopefully clarifying at least one point that you made. iran is doing a very large role in syria, providingla senior advisers to the assad regime, delivering weapons, cash, recruiting and encouraging foreign fighters. last month iran launched a drone that entered israeli airspace. a series of events resulting in the downing of an f-16. f-16. the situation is clearly escalating and at greater risk. you mentioned in response to a question that we can impede tehran. and youo just identify what thoe strategic and/or operational impediments are that we are putting in tehran subway? can you buy with the effectiveness of an? >> i think as i mentioned, i think one of the things that we can do is we can build strong and re

senator brown? >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, mr. secretary. i look forward to your testimony on the threats to firearm stability. the economy has grown steadily for the past eight years, in large part because of the hard-earned progress of the obama administration. unemployment has fallen in some but certainly not all families have recovered from the financial crisis. we made some progress. we still have some pretty substantial challenges to financial stability in this country. personal savings rates have fallen for years now stand at open 2.4%, the lowest since september 2005. household debt continues to climb. job growth in 2017 was okay. we will hear about that tonight. but below job growth in 2017, was below the levels of job growth in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016. 3 million americans have lost their health insurance. since this president took office. the largest jump since gallup started tracking coverage a decade ago. for the second year in a row, life expectancy for americans actually fell, driven in large part by an opioid epidem

thanks, mr. chairman. >> senator brown. >> thanks, mr. chair. secretary, welcome. i concur with senator menendez in what he's saying about the 1.5 to enforce tax cut than how you are just taking away so much in so many people that are whole.net privilege than ceos and cabinet secretaries and members of the senate come starting about january 20 a year ago going after the healthcare law. the republican approach to congress event to increase the deficit by billions of dollars. this is the party that care so much about deficits when there are democratic presidents but not so much now. tax leaked to the richest individuals and then you cut programs to millions of working families to pay for those tax cuts. it's just morally reprehensible. i would assume you think the same thing. a few months ago, mr. secretary, the first lady and kellyanne conway visited a facility in west virginia which provides treatment for babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome. we have a similar facility in ohio right outside dayton called reach its path that is folks are keeping found toget

thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator brown. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary, welcome. i concur with senator menendez and what he is saying about the tax cut and how you are taking away so much so many people that are whole lot less privileged and members of the senate. going after the healthcare law a year ago and republican approach the deficit by billions of dollars and this is the congress the care so much about deficits when there are democratic presidents but not so much with now and then you cut programs to millions of working families to pay for those tax cuts. it's morally reprehensible what you think the same thing. a few months ago mr. secretary, the first lady in kellyanne conway and this is a facility in west virginia called police place which provides treatment for babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome and we have a similar facility in kettering, ohio right outside of the call to purchase path that is placed on keeping families together and helping both moms and babies overcome addiction and withdrawal. i introduced it last year the number of membe

. >> thank you, mr. president, we have senator brown, senator peters, senator casey. so you've got a good collection from finance committee and the commerce committee. i just make two points really quickly, mr. president. first, yesterday you all released the infrastructure plan. and i looked at it very carefully. and i couldn't see even any incentives, let alone requirements to use american steel. now, senator brown, i think, always says it's a great opportunity for bipartisanship. if we can work with you on that one, that ought to be a no brainer. >> we can. >> and there's one other thing on that point, mr. president, i'll be very brief. and that is actually with respect to american steel, the way the plan reads now, it actually allows the states to walk back from commitments to use american steel. so point one would be could we work with you on that? point two is the secretary and ambassador lighthizer have been forthcoming in working with us, but we have been trying to see this 232 report. we appreciate your asking us for our advice. we will need to see that repor

i also want to poke fun at mr. peskin for cherry picking brown rules. i wonder what is going to be next on what rule he is going to legislate from the brown administration. but -- so i just want to share these thoughts with you about my concerns. i'm going to be voting no. i recognize this is the first draft and i certainly reserve the right to change my opinion. i will come back and have a conversation with you about this. but i just wanted to plant this seed in your hearts and in your mind as we begin to think about what the future of san francisco is going to continue to look like. and certainly serving -- runing from a border commission is, i think, can be a competitive advantage if you are a star candidate and it could also be not an advantage if you are an undisciplined candidate. so, thank you for allowing me an opportunity to share my thoughts. if you wanted to respond, i welcome your thoughts to hear what you have to say. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. i should also add to your comments that the people who serve on boards and commis

. >> thank you, mr. secretary. >> senator brown started his remarks speaking of a swiss ski resort. where the president addressed the economic form. resort,er swiss ski they exercise great authority without accountability at the financial stability board. let's address what happens in that ski resort. sent theently administration of a letter which raised concerns about the operation of the financial stability board. we are worried it is in a more regulatory body using its peer-reviewed mechanism is an enforcement tool to pressure u.s. companies into adopting standards. intoconcerned about that u.s. jurisdiction, especially considering how dissimilar our financial markets are too many foreign markets. we have thousands of small lenders, independent asset managers, and an insurance industry regulated by our states. our fsd roles voluntary or binding? >> they are voluntary. >> are they suitable to be used as presidents and u.s. courts by regulatory agencies? >> i am going to defer to the lawyers on that. my view is not necessarily. >> in 2015, four chinese banks sought an exemption rel

. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator cotton. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary. senator brown started his remark speaking of a swiss ski resort. i assume he was referring to day post where the president addressed the world economic forum last week come to my knowledge and they boast all the dudes have the party once a a r but in other swiss ski resort, basel, the report to exercise great authority without accountability at the financial stability board. let's address what happens in the swiss ski resort, mr. secretary. we recently set the administration a letter which raise concerns about the operation of the financial stability board or what concern it is morphed into a global regulatory body using its peer review mechanism as a quasi-mathilde press u.s. companies into adopting global standards. i'm concerned about the current regulatory into u.s. jurisdiction. for example, we have thousands of small lenders, independent asset managers and we have an insurance industry regulated by our states primarily. so simple question. are fsb rules voluntary or b

we do our job, mr. president. you do yours. the president's comments don't jive with ice's plans to increase immigration enforcement, but today san francisco's ice office had no comment. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> three bodies found in front of this bay area school. tonight it appears they may have been poisoned and the health department has a warning. >>> following allegations of sexual misconduct, this california lawmaker is out. tonight he tells his side of the story. >>> after six decades, a bay area institution is closing for good. tonight it blames one unsatisfied person. sco school. tonight: it appears they may have been poisoned by a dangerous and deadly drug. betty yu on th >>> three bodies were found in front of a san francisco school. tonight it appears they may have been poisoned by a dangerous and deadly drug. kpix 5's betty yu on the warning from health officials. >> reporter: a san francisco public health officer says that in more than 20 years he's not seen this instance of three people dying all at once in thi

thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator brown. now we will turn to the testimony of our witnesses and first, today, we will receive testimony from the honorable jay clayton, chairman of the securities and exchange commission. following him, we will then hear from the honorable chris giancarlo, chairman of the u.s. commodity futures trading commission. gentlemen, we welcome both of you here and we appreciate you coming to share your knowledge and understanding on this issue with us, and chairman clayton, you may proceed. >> thank you. >> chairman crepo, ranking member brown and distinguished senators of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. on the important topic of cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings and related training activities, the total market capitalization of all crypt on currencies was estimated at $700 billion earlier this year. in 2017, icos and initial coin offerings raised nearly $4 billion. these markets are local, national and international. today i'll level set to where we

>> thank you, mr. president. we have senator brown, senator peter and senator casey. you have a good collection from finance midi. i'll make two points real quickly. yesterday you released the info structure plan. i looked at it very carefully and i couldn't see even any incentive, let alone requirement to use american steel. senator brown always says it's a great opportunity for bipartisanship. if we can work with you on that one, that ought to be a no-brainer. there's one other thing on that point, i will be very brief. actually, with respect to american steel, the way the plan reads now, it actually allows the state to walk back from commitments to use american steel so .1 would be can we work with you on that. point to is the secretary has been very forthcoming in working with us but we have been trying to see this to 32 report, and we appreciate your asking for our advice, we will need to see that report in order to give you more specifics. i come back to senator brown's point, i think there's an opportunity for bipartisanship in those two areas. >> i agree. i th

and governor jerry brown. we protect all our people from criminals and gangs as well as dangerous assault weapons. we do our job mr. president, you do yours. nbc bay area. >> former first lady is coming back to town. michelle obama would be in oakland at oracle arena march 28th. moderated conversation by women's lecture series. tickets on sale monday. >>> new video of a rare sight, snow in the bay area. we found a light dusting at very top of mt. hamilton near the observatory east of san jose. beautiful sight. windy too. >>> snow and rain moved out, cold air settling in. 38 in petaluma, 34 in san jose. when a stronger storm could impact the bay area in about eight minutes. >> threat has evolved and much more difficult to detect. >> and difficult to prepare for. is the bay area prepared for a mass scale terrorist attack? coming up, we investigate. >> how about this? star of the summer olympics for many of the games making a splash, why bay area native natalie conlon is sharing olympic spotlight tonight. ago -e