while the family from folsom had been snow shooting a 10-year-old girl named samantha had fallen through the snow. her family tried to pull her to safety but they realized they couldn't because the hole was too small and there was danger of the hole collapsing. the team had to rig a special rope system. they showed how they did it with a drawing. the marin search and rescue team appeared at just the right time because hypothermia was beginning to set in for 10-year- old sammy, as she goes by. the family were grateful for that perfect timing. >> we had to be very improv improvisational. he was very confused, because who would have expected 14 members of a rescue team to show up when your daughter falls into a crevasse. when we pulled her out, and she fell on robert, and scott, i'm glad i had goggles on, because i had tears. it was very emotional. >> reporter: you can tell just watching him there that he was getting emotional just talking about what he went through, what all these folks went through. aside there being wet and cold, samantha was okay. they got some dry clothes on he

asking for more money to expand folsom field. according to partners, the million over budget. the third time the project has gone over budget. officials are getting and it -- complete a pick the total price at that sits at $166 million but it started at $142 million back in 2014. >>> clouds have moved in and on the radar, it looks like there's a lot of rain and snow across the front range but however it has been so dry and warm lately, it is taking a bit to saturate the atmosphere. at this point, we're cloudy skies over the denver area and across the front range as you can see, not bad. we will start to experience the rain throughout the metro area. it will change over to snow and it looks like we could have a slippery commute tomorrow morning. this will be more like a springtime snow event because we have been so warm lately and now we are at 44 degrees. a lot of the moisture that calms down for the area will melt when it hits the ground even though we will have upslope reinforcing things overnight. winds out of the north northeast to miles an hour and windchill, 39. for highs to

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people between howard and folsom. this was organized by pop star booty camp. >> for boots? >> i'll explain later. the group does this type of thing all the time. classes for the next flash mob start at the beginning of march. i love that idea. i was saying earlier i lost all mojo when it comes to dancing. i should do something like that. >> you do moves in the newsroom. it's not quite the same thing. >> it didn't look like that. >>> a hack-a-thon for a noble cause. they tested hack-a-thons in san francisco and austin this weekend. >> they were aimed at helping veterans suffering from mild traumatic brain injuries and ptsd. the label hack-a-thon had less to do with computers, more to do with teens hacking their ways from tough problems. they came up with viable solutions to problems veterans face on a daily basis. >> it's a little bit differently formatted than a lot of hack-a-thons. again, it's rapidly creating a solution. and at the end of the weekend, you're presenting that solution. and hopefully, you know, we're creating new solutions for veterans with traumatic brain injury an

without the city subsidy and one ability folsom is another one out there. >> >> and every time we have the means and the ability to find the subsidy and a project affordable we do it because it's a great policy rather than putting the cash somewhere and spending it later. we want to do with a project in front of us. i don't think there are projects out of the high teens or 20 when there is 80-20 financing deal available on their own steam. your second point how can you make sure we don't cook a feasibility study. anything can be cooked. i would say appraisals are more black boxy than the study and we expect you to scrutinize everything that the controller and everyone does and there is a time that the board has to go through it. you raised the transportation sustainability fee based on the feasibility study -- not you supervisor but before you came on the board. i assume that it was accurate and therefore acted on that so we 1r-9 obligation to help you scrutinize any study you got. >> i actually voted on it. >> that's true, yes. >> thank you. before we go to a question from supervisor

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clear they couldn't come without the city subsidy and one ability folsom is another one out there. >> >> and every time we have the means and the ability to find the subsidy and a project affordable we do it because it's a great policy rather than putting the cash somewhere and spending it later. we want to do with a project in front of us. i don't think there are projects out of the high teens or 20 when there is 80-20 financing deal available on their own steam. your second point how can you make sure we don't cook a feasibility study. anything can be cooked. i would say appraisals are more black boxy than the study and we expect you to scrutinize everything that the controller and everyone does and there is a time that the board has to go through it. you raised the transportation sustainability fee based on the feasibility study -- not you supervisor but before you came on the board. i assume that it was accurate and therefore acted on that so we 1r-9 obligation to help you scrutinize any study you got. >> i actually voted on it. >> that's true, yes. >> thank you. before we go

. >> we need the rain. >>> the first concert at cu's folsom field will come at a big % cost. the athletic department has to shell out $110,000. >> this is why, the concert coincides with the summee shakespeare festival. would be too loud, so this will require that three of the plays be canceeed. anyone who purchased tickets can get a refund for that. >>> people still talking about beyonce's super bowl half time performance, that drew both praise and criticism. the chief of miami's police union says his officers will boycott her miami concert because offher "antt-police message." the chief ssys he beeieves her performance showed aallegiance to the black panther party and lack of support for law -`enforcement. >>> a dolphin's death is sparking anger, after beach goers in argentina took it out of the ocean to take a selfie. this baby dolphin died after being passed around for pictures. the worst part, nobody put the died eventually. activists say it's a sad >>> this deputy heeping out this dog after she went under water in an icy pond. deputy bill brooks walked into the water to his

not policy but it's clear they couldn't come without the city subsidy and one ability folsom is another one out there. >> >> and every time we have the means and the ability to find the subsidy and a project affordable we do it because it's a great policy rather than putting the cash somewhere and spending it later. we want to do with a project in front of us. i don't think there are projects out of the high teens or 20 when there is 80-20 financing deal available on their own steam. your second point how can you make sure we don't cook a feasibility study. anything can be cooked. i would say appraisals are more black boxy than the study and we expect you to scrutinize everything that the controller and everyone does and there is a time that the board has to go through it. you raised the transportation sustainability fee based on the feasibility study -- not you supervisor but before you came on the board. i assume that it was accurate and therefore acted on that so we 1r-9 obligation to help you scrutinize any study you got. >> i actually voted on it. >> that's true, yes. >> th

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association with the construction of realignment of the folsom street off ramp. transbay redevelopment project area. action, resolution number 5-2016 and 5 c, approving a third revising schematic dw zine of transbay block 7, 255 freemont streed and 255 beale street for variation of 9 inches of 6 foot town house on [inaudible] and making environmental findings pursuant to california environmental quality act. transbay predevelopment area, action resolution number 6-2016. madam chair. >> do we have speaker cards for the consent calendar? >> i do not >> we have the consent calendar 5 a-5 c. do i have any motions, questions? >> i move to approve the consent agenda. >> moved by commissioner mondejar and second by bustos >> commissioner pimentel, yes. mondejar, yes. singh, yes. commissioner bustos-[inaudible] madam chair rosales, yes. i have 5 ayes >> the consent agenda is a dopted. >> the next order of business is regular ajnda item 5 d. election of president and vise president, discussion and action. madam chair. >> fellow commissioners we have before us the election of president and vice

be the actual production. and i think the bakken folsom in between with the bold line about and the middle of the continue drilling at the rate of october 14 and no drilling at all passed the fourth quart of 2014. so enough, just as i said earlier, when we think about the oil markets, it's natural for us here today grade retention to what has happened and what might happen with domestic title about a very strong case can be made that those interested in estate of oil markets would do best to turn their attention elsewhere. so i violate aia rules by using high grass but it didn't how else to do. it puts the components of u.s. -- adam is out of the country so i can violate the rules. graphic which the close of u.s. oil production in the context of overall crude oil supply in u.s. and eia short-term energy outlook for this term and next. they are similar to each other. really when we talk about tight oil or shale we're talking about the blue areas which we have about 4.74 million barrels a day in 2016 and 4.46. the state of the oil market will depend on crude supply development and the

in his jail cell at folsom prison. officials are waiting to notify the next of kin before releasing the inmate's aim -- name. they say he was convicted of first-degree murder more than 30 years ago in more in county he had been in prison since 1983. his cellmate, identified as rambo martin is suspected of killing him. he is serving 12 years on multiple assault charges. how the inmate was killed by the suspected motive has not yet been released. >>> after days of dry weather and record-breaking temperatures, rain is on the way. taking a live look from right outside our studios here in oakland, the oakland estuary has clouds above, a little sun trying to peek through. it does look like there is a storm looming. over the san francisco airport, high winds are causing problems for travelers. the root -- the airport is canceling and delaying flights. some arriving flights have been delayed for 2.5 hours. those plans that haven't been able to take off have been delayed for up to 30 minutes. travelers should check with their airlines before heading out to sfo. >>> the wind is also causing p

ability folsom is another one out there. >> >> and every time we have the means and the ability to find the subsidy and a project affordable we do it because it's a great policy rather than putting the cash somewhere and spending it later. we want to do with a project in front of us. i don't think there are projects out of the high teens or 20 when there is 80-20 financing deal available on their own steam. your second point how can you make sure we don't cook a feasibility study. anything can be cooked. i would say appraisals are more black boxy than the study and we expect you to scrutinize everything that the controller and everyone does and there is a time that the board has to go through it. you raised the transportation sustainability fee based on the feasibility study -- not you supervisor but before you came on the board. i assume that it was accurate and therefore acted on that so we 1r-9 obligation to help you scrutinize any study you got. >> i actually voted on it. >> that's true, yes. >> thank you. before we go to a question from supervisor cohen i want to acknowledge superv

project, which are the first five projects, the 17th and folsom park, we selected that project because it had a funding gap. that will close the funding gap to allow to construct that project. the balboa pool is one of our 2012 bond programs which had a funding gap and we are -- we've been allocating to basically close funding gaps for recreational park facilities that were funded through 2012 or the 2008 park bond. the geneva community garden is a project that has no bond funding. it is fully funded. the two phases of this project from this funding source alone. hilltop park is another project that received $5 million grant from the state department of parks and recreation. that project had a shortfall. >> where is hilltop park? >> it's located in the bay view hunters point neighborhood. as we go through the next set of projects, would be glide foundation, chinese, affirmative action center, the mission neighborhood center, the bartowla family connection. those projects were elect selected by the mayor's office of housing. they did a request for proposal and had a list of projects they w

predid you not policy but it's clear they couldn't come without the city subsidy and one ability folsom is another one out there. >> >> and every time we have the means and the ability to find the subsidy and a project affordable we do it because it's a great policy rather than putting the cash somewhere and spending it later. we want to do with a project in front of us. i don't think there are projects out of the high teens or 20 when there is 80-20 financing deal available on their own steam. your second point how can you make sure we don't cook a feasibility study. anything can be cooked. i would say appraisals are more black boxy than the study and we expect you to scrutinize everything that the controller and everyone does and there is a time that the board has to go through it. you raised the transportation sustainability fee based on the feasibility study -- not you supervisor but before you came on the board. i assume that it was accurate and therefore acted on that so we 1r-9 obligation to help you scrutinize any study you got. >> i actually voted on it. >> that's true, yes. >>

control over especially in the mission for example 17th and folsom. there's about one on street. those projects can get way more units and we can really get much more for our public investment in those units. so this program helps them along. we only anticipate 2-3 projects like that a year just because it's so funding intensive. what is affordable? a commission talked about this a lot. affordable actually you're spending only 30% of your income on housing. their federal state and local analysis that says those dollar limits at different place. 57, 59, they are different. this is what san francisco affordability levels are by very low, low which are really the workers are most were focused on. moderate and middle income. that income varies by household size. so, if you've got two earners then we put it in a slightly different place. this chart goes out to a seven person household. this is just to help you understand the steps in the latter. this is why we need affordable housing for all those income levels. you can see with these people can afford to pay a month if they're only

cal prison that was the setting for the late singer's folsom prison blues. >>> coming up, the latest on the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the nfl network. one of the most important bronco free agents saying he would like to stay and keep the defense together but he wants to get paid. what is more important? get rich or win another super bowl? he said it is 0/50. value. if the broncos get really close he is here. >> i have a pretty good idea what my worth is. >> a lot. >> i woold like to see. >> a lot, a lot. >> i would like to see. %- you never know, to see the numbers but denver came with quality numbers close, i would host that. >> the group of guys matters. i grew up with them in four years in the league. staying with that group of guys at the end of the day you have to make teams better. >> he gave a quarterback update saying hh has confidence in brock moving forward and he believes peyton manning is going to retire. the bud miller mvp niiht, von introduc

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the stabbing. >>darya: it started shortly after 8:00 on saturday night at home near folsom and bake of st. just the tip about an hour have to get under control and 25 people are not displaced because of this fire in a levee your child caught her foot and there were getting away from the fire the red cross is upon the families lost their home in the call to the fire is being investigated. >>mark: the passing of supreme court justice each has sparked a fierce election-year battle of whether president obama should appoint a successor. >>reporter: 6 the republican presidential candidates are all too during saturday's debate president obama acknowledging salina's death such surrender mcconnell and democratic counterpart already at odds but, in a statement saying the american people should have a voice in this election of the next supreme court justice this said the senate has a responsibility to fill vacancies as soon as possible. >>reporter: the democrats would need a handful of republicans to break rank including some facing tough reelection bid this year the democrats already sharpening

folsom lake which is at roughly 63% of capacity with more snow melt on the way. the warm temperatures are a big draw for everyone. >> it's a beautiful day for a drive and to be outside. i haven't been to tahoe in years. it's a nice day to get out, a perfect day. >> reporter: a perfect day in the sierra. >> looked very warm out there. people wearing t-shirts. >> very warm. >>> salvatore, i was talking to coop yesterday and he was saying the one benefit -- he always puts a positive spin on the weather. >> he does. >> it's the traffic coming back from president's day weekend is often terrible but at least we will have smooth sailing on the roads. >> that's a good point. a lot of people aren't flocking up there because there are not a lot of freshys, fresh snow. there you go. good morning. we have good traffic here. today a lot of people have the day off and we are going to see that it is moving along nicely as you drive through. let's start with the commute here. you can see traffic on interstate 880 is not bad if you are driving past the open colosseum. we are also looking at the commut

who was kidnapped from her home yesterday. . folsom police say 18- year-old samantha safe yesterday afternoon. they initially sent out an alert stating she had been taken from her home by 21-year-old maximiliano salva. no addtional details have been released regarding why or how she was taken. investigators are still looking into the incident. disturbing questions about a feature on one of the most popular social media apps, and whether it led to a fatal crash. a feature on 'snapchat' allows users to record their speed, even in cars and some say it encourages speeding. as abc's eva pilgrim tells us, one family wants to know if it was partly to blame for one tragedy. gfx police scanner one car involved and people are still trapped in the vehicle three young women? their car.. slamming into a tractor trailer filled with herbocide.. bursting into flames.. the driver.. and two passengers? killed. blaming? speed..surveillance video showing the girls speeding by.. moments before the crash. reporting.. investigators are the popular app snapchat.. also played a role.. gia abgarian was a pas

girl who was kidnapped from her home in northern california today. . folsom police department 18-year-old samantha gonzalves was found safe this afternoon. they initially sent out an alert stating she had been taken from her home by 21-year-old have been released regarding why or how she was taken. investigators are still looking into the incident. in mexico this morning... pope francis continued to speak out against the drug trade and violence associated with the area. at a huge outdoor mass... he reminded worshipers that there can be quote - no dialogue with the devil. the impoverished city of one-point-six million, outside of the mexican capital city has been afflicted by murders, kidnapping and extortion by criminal gangs. tonight, there is no word yet on funeral arrangements for supreme court justice antonin scalia. scalia died suddenly over the weekend at age seventy-nine. as the flag flies at half-staff outside the high court -- the move to fill his seat there is already a political fight -- with president obama vowing to take on senate republicans. our report. a hearse carried

niÑo snow. >> eventually, much of that will end up here at folsom lake which is the 117% of average for the date at roughly 63% of capacity. with more snowmelt on the way. the warm temperatures, a big draw for everyone. >> it's a beautiful day for a drive to get outside. haven't been up to tahoe in years. so it's a nice day to get out. perfect day. >> reporter: a perfect day in the sierra. >> that was mike lurie reporting. >>> you can feel the warmth up here, let's check in with mark tamayo, couldn't believe it today, walking around the city, it was hot. >> 70. sweating out there. walking around this afternoon. tomorrow, even warmer. so get ready for that. by midweek, it will feel like windsor -- winter once again. with rain and sierra snow, they could pick up to close to a foot in the mountains by wednesday. on the satellite, a big circulation out here, that's a big area of high pressure that's pushing the main storm track up to our north and also warming up the entire bay area. a closer look at the satellite, the winds coming in out of the north, we are expecting some gusty conditions

that will end up here at folsom lake which is the 117% of average for the date at roughly 63% of capacity. with more snowmelt on the way. the warm temperatures, a big draw for everyone. >> it's a beautiful day for a drive to get outside. haven't been up to tahoe in years. so it's a nice day to get out. perfect day. >> reporter: a perfect day in the sierra. >> that was mike lurie reporting. >>> you can feel the warmth up here, let's check in with mark tamayo, couldn't believe it today, walking around the city, it was hot. >> 70. sweating out there. walking around this afternoon. tomorrow, even warmer. so get ready for that. by midweek, it will feel like windsor -- winter once again. with rain and sierra snow, they could pick up to close to a on the satellite, a big circulation out here, that's a big area of high pressure that's pushing the main storm track up to our north and also warming up the entire bay area. a closer look at the satellite, the winds coming in out of the north, we are expecting some gusty conditions in the hills and also toward the delta for tonight and into to

are the first five projects, the 17th and folsom park, we selected that project because it had a funding gap. that will close the funding gap to allow to construct that project. the balboa pool is one of our 2012 bond programs which had a funding gap and we are -- we've been allocating to basically close funding gaps for recreational park facilities that were funded through 2012 or the 2008 park bond. the geneva community garden is a project that has no bond funding. it is fully funded. the two phases of this project from this funding source alone. hilltop park is another project that received $5 million grant from the state department of parks and recreation. that project had a shortfall. >> where is hilltop park? >> it's located in the bay view hunters point neighborhood. as we go through the next set of projects, would be glide foundation, chinese, affirmative action center, the mission neighborhood center, the bartowla family connection. those projects were elect selected by the mayor's office of housing. they did a request for proposal and had a list of projects they wanted

searching for a teenage girl who northern california. folsom police department 18-year-old samantha gonzalves was taken from her home sunday by 21-year-old maximiliano salva. he was last seen wearing a dark jacket and jeans. police think they are travelling in a a silver or light blue bmw with license plate number 7- glb3-18. if you spot them please call your local police department. little hats, big hearts....... this hospital is doing something a little special this valentines to draw attention to heart health. and coming up later in sports, fresno state's coach has harsh words newborns at pennsylvania's washington hospital were decked out in red hats and tucked in envelopes created just for them. volunteers from the american heart association knit the hats for all babies born in february--at participating hospitals. the program is called "little hats, big hearts." it raises awareness for heart disease, in addition to celebrating valentine's day. high pressure near the west coast will keep above average temperatures and generally light winds into early next week, except for some s

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first five projects, the 17th and folsom park, we selected that project because it had a funding gap. that will close the funding gap to allow to construct that project. the balboa pool is one of our 2012 bond programs which had a funding gap and we are -- we've been allocating to basically close funding gaps for recreational park facilities that were funded through 2012 or the 2008 park bond. the geneva community garden is a project that has no bond funding. it is fully funded. the two phases of this project from this funding source alone. hilltop park is another project that received $5 million grant from the state department of parks and recreation. that project had a shortfall. >> where is hilltop park? >> it's located in the bay view hunters point neighborhood. as we go through the next set of projects, would be glide foundation, chinese, affirmative action center, the mission neighborhood center, the bartowla family connection. those projects were elect selected by the mayor's office of housing. they did a request for proposal and had a list of projects they wanted to fund.

city has control over especially in the mission for example 17th and folsom. there's about one on street. those projects can get way more units and we can really get much more for our public investment in those units. so this program helps them along. we only anticipate 2-3 projects like that a year just because it's so funding intensive. what is affordable? a commission talked about this a lot. affordable actually you're spending only 30% of your income on housing. their federal state and local analysis that says those dollar limits at different place. 57, 59, they are different. this is what san francisco affordability levels are by very low, low which are really the workers are most were focused on. moderate and middle income. that income varies by household size. so, if you've got two earners then we put it in a slightly different place. this chart goes out to a seven person household. this is just to help you understand the steps in the latter. this is why we need affordable housing for all those income levels. you can see with these people can afford to pay a month if they'r

. bill folsom sat .. and joins us now with an update.. bill this swap involives ltle locations. at the incline. d paelat the t and bottom ocheyen can. 's 189 acres rig here betwseven falls and the broadmoor ating up the discsion a swl peolwating to give input on the 189 acrcheyenne canon poion of the land swapprosal " i think 's aetr,est deal for t broadmoor thait is for the city and r citizens." the commentors mtllive near chenne can. thbroadmoopresident talked about shared public acce..antrying to be upfro explained the tel has intrest in picnic areas.and ibley a all e riding stable... but one of the main interests is preventing others on the proper like a once sugge down hill mountainike course. 'a downhill bike park is not cessarily what we thought would be in keeping with our investment in seven falls and investntn the canyon." many already have minds ma up. " m a natu lover and i would lo tseth ppey stay others question the poteial ddle of march timeline for a final decision. "wld youait untithe mmer, until you could real e..envn you'rtradin few suort thidea. like a neighbowho th

city has control over especially in the mission for example 17th and folsom. there's about one on street. those projects can get way more units and we can really get much more for our public investment in those units. so this program helps them along. we only anticipate 2-3 projects like that a year just because it's so funding intensive. what is affordable? a commission talked about this a lot. affordable actually you're spending only 30% of your income on housing. their federal state and local analysis that says those dollar limits at different place. 57, 59, they are different. this is what san francisco affordability levels are by very low, low which are really the workers are most were focused on. moderate and middle income. that income varies by household size. so, if you've got two earners then we put it in a slightly different place. this chart goes out to a seven person household. this is just to help you understand the steps in the latter. this is why we need affordable housing for all those income levels. you can see with these people can afford to pay a month if they'r

cheyenneouain zoo. it's some ry expeditedat- making for an important reason. news 5's bill folsom is here with a cselook at anothe efforty the cheyne mntain zoo.. to hela critally endgerd ecies. bill? ientists determined these two wolves are genetically valuable to ensuringhe future ofhe crically endangerd animals. the challenge ishey're both elev yearsld...whichs getting up there for wolves. in addition this species has a once a yeabreeding seon....and it's right n. a neolf no more... " tycally we do a slowerinoducon the new female helpsill void foleopold...thmale wolf at cheyenneountaizoo. his prious companion dd from cancer a few weeks back. it's also a scientific match- up in the speciies survivallan of the critically endange mexican grey wolf. very valuable genes..so we waed to gi it a go. the are hers debing reintred a whet's beeved they once roamed. the zoo aves tt deba to others, instead working prevent extition of the specs. " that if lislations ss treintroduce wolves back in the wild we do have a sustainable popution. . ju a day a theemale waat wolf conservation center in a