at on peak, you'll be charged the most, another shoulder, another off peak. so what happens is that your production looks like this on the hours of the day. you're going to produce more obviously during the suspect with peaking around noon. when you overlay the curve, they kind of look like this. so solar lines up very well with peak usage. remember when you're overproducing and selling during the day and buying at night, you can use this differential so you're selling high and buying low. that differential can actually use to your advantage depending on your lifestyle. ok, your paybacks ranges from eight to 18 years if you have to look at it that way from people who typically buy. the return anywhere from 5 to 15% or 18% or more on those big systems. so it's not a bad return for a very, very low risk investment. let's say you have 7% on p.v., you're going green. if you got that from your stocks, your principal would be going into risk. so anyway, stocks can go down as we well know. this is very solid. monthly cash flow, let's talk about that. if you were to

dimitri where you can you know on the peak oil issue. i am not to really believe in this theory and i believe it still has a lot of oil and underground and we are going to learn more and more hard to extract it so again. more familiar with what the words we have in russia and we are far far away from this point chris well actually get back to jacobson here you're about technology and you know we've been listening to peak oil arguments for you know for decades fifty or sixty years and what's always been running is the technology changes we are able to extract more oil and more efficient use it cetera and i don't see that changing frankly i think that technology is still the big issue i mean the only reason i would expect you know peak oil to be a valid concern is if we were to get this very strong growth in demand from asia d.i.'s looking for and we didn't get the growth and cher lloyd that's expected then maybe we might run into it but but frankly there's so many ifs and buts there i wouldn't put any money on peak oil. real issue at all

the bridge has peak time rates. hotels have peak time rates, called dinner-time. why not taxis? it was astonishing to me to find out that chris hyoshi did not know what the extra buttons on the meter were for. that can be set by time. same at 12 o'clock, who want to discourage traffic. at eight in the morning the press can go up. we don't have to touch it. it's built into the system. you aren't aware of - why not taxis? if you want to catch a taxi you should stand in the corner not in front of hotels. some hotels operate illegally. drivers know that. my observation, i see lots of traffic being pushed over into two lanes, we have an open late for the buses, but no buses. and we have people waiting on the corner, packed, in every bus that goes by. we need more buses. that's an observation. maybe it'll help the cad industry it will take pressure ,off. >> chairman nolan: we call item 11 and 12 together. people will have three minutes to speak on those. >> and you are speaking of the directors report? >> this report include speeding up travel time? >> no it does not. >> seen that the

our site is at the base of twin peaks. it is unique in the sense that it's adjacent to vista lane shown in red. this is a right-of-way which [speaker not understood] allows the public to come up through the neighborhood and to the base of the twin peaks natural area. our proposed project is a four-family infill, a small development that is [speaker not understood] to the fabric of the existing neighborhood. and it will be framing the vista lane steps in a similar manner as the other buildings down here from vista lane. the steps [speaker not understood] and the setbacks match the existing buildings as you can see in this model. and there is a side yard separating our building from the neighbors. so, there is no interference with light, air, or privacy for the neighbors. also space for the steps is 19 feet wide which is practically similar to the other spaces that cover the stairs through the neighborhood. this is our building is seen from [speaker not understood] drive. it is among the existing buildings and these are the

let's go to this peaking question.ick nixon, richard nixon, he was a smart politician as they go, and he used to believe -- he didn't want to the run all out. you're exhausted by election day. he said you have to peak at the right time. he almost caught kennedy. he was three days late. three more days he might have caught him. humphrey almost caught nixon in '68. these elections go through rhythms. >> mitt romney peaked exactly where john kerry peaked in 2004, the first debate. they both had a first great debate, got a great bounce, and it dissipated -- >> slowly dissipated. >> -- over the course of the campaign, and they couldn't get the wind back. >> i'm not sure obama is peaking at the best moment, but the campaign, particularly in ohio, seems to have reached a plateau, this small -- >> why do you come with this debbie downer -- >> let me finish. >> are you irish? >> i'm jewish, close. >> dim scenario. >> if you look at ohio, it has narrowed in the last couple weeks, but it's hit this 4% mark and it hasn't changed -

we will peak as we head through the weekend. peak warmth on saturday. great weather for your outdoor plans. the rain returns next week. we will tell you when on the seven-day forecast. basically, holding on to good-looking weather for the weekend. we, too, can enjoy it. >> as we approach december as well. >> it's so close now. >> christmas is upon us. thank you. >>> malls all over the country packed as people get a jump on holiday shopping and cash in on major discounts. we are talking about black friday. check out the images shot overnight from the premium outlets in gilroy. they are camped out. shoppers packed in tight to try to get the gifts. the coach store was so packed, there was a line to get inside. shoppers looking to get their caffeine fix had to wait in a long line outside starbucks. >>> don't for get the small businesses. small business saturday. a day dedicated to support small business. the campaign is sponsored by american express. to find the participating businesses in your area, log on to shopsmall.com. >>> still ahead at 11:00, more o

that is adjacent to twin peaks boulevard and garden side and other streets that are open space. and, so, i think this has been very well done. as was pointed out, there is a 19-foot wide space where the steps are and a fairly, more generous space than was the case with the other developments on the other side. and, so, i think that -- and it does provide some good infill housing, a couple of which are larger units. so, i think this would be a good addition to the area. and the landscaping and the improvement of the stairway there would make it a lot more friendly because at night it is a little bit, you know, there isn't a lot of lighting in there and it would help to make it a little more inviting for pedestrians who might be walking along in there. >> commissioner wu. >> what what the interaction with the project sponsor on this project and how did we get to the point the project sponsor worked with the department four years but now there is a suggestion to disapprove? >> the reason is that when we send out notice of building permit -- incomplete submittal and the applicant di

the two-hour window per day when you're at your peak. this is hayden. that's elizabeth. and that's skyler... and his mom, nancy. they're just a few of the californians who took it on themselves to send you a message about what they need to restore years of cuts to their schools. prop thirty-eight. thirty-eight raises billions in new revenue - bypasses sacramento and sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our local schools... every school. for them. for all of us. someone tried to break intor house in the middle of the . it >>> a piedmont woman took matters who her own hands after someone tried to break into her house in the middle of the day. it's the second time that thieves in the last nine days have targeted her house. two crook said rang her -- crooks rain her door bell several times. they broke a window when she didn't open the door. that's when she grabbed a bat. >> it had happened a week ago. and so she was like oh no, they are not doing this again. she was in her bath robe and grabbed this bat and chased up the stairs and swapped it into their trunk. >> swap

some of the higher peaks around here that may see snow and the weekend forecast coming up. >>> the weather on the other side of the country is impacting travelers here in the bay area. the nor'easter has cancelled dozens of flights to the new york area and 21 flights from sfo were grounded today. another ten arrivals were cancelled as well. theresa garcia with more on the miserable night in the northeast. >> reporter: a wind driven snowstorm is the last thing the residents of rockaway beach, new york, need. this and other coasting a communities hit by super storm sandy are weathering a powerful nor'easter. residents are not afraid. >> you can't run away, so you have to do what you have to do. >> reporter: josh is staying inside his storm damaged storm despite warnings to evacuate. the fire and flashlights provide the heat and light since last monday. >> i have so much invested here. >> reporter: he prepared for this storm by cleaning up from sandy. he's lost plenty. >> boilers, hot water heaters, appliances, in the range of 20, $30,000. >> reporter: the nor'easter has already dropped at le

we're way past peak. speaking of fall, how about that football forecast for sunday. 62 degrees, mild and sunny. we haven't had a home game since october 14th. how's that. we'll have a good one as we bring in the raiders. from the north, winds continue to funnel into the state. gusts are dying down. the peak gusts around 33, all g in behind that plea pressure. nor east per. skies clear today and will stay clear. our future trend model showing not a thing for the next several days, a quiet stretch. it's been a very active pattern, sandy plus this nor'easter. the atmosphere cycles with the very active pattern. that's what we'll have the next few days. finally some warm air will sneak in. we're going to see temperatures rocket into the mid-50s. we'll be well into the 60-degree range by saturday afternoon. we could flirt with saturday by veterans day. this will bring winter weather to new england. at most we'll continue to keep breezy conditions as the winds funnel. tonight 30, clear and cold. tomorrow 55, mos

we hadn't had any experience of reaching peaks higher than seven and a half kilometers it was a real challenge for us and for all the climbing community as we climbed by one of the hardest groups and that was all thanks to our great team back home we were cheered like a limp dick champion. it was a big challenge especially that difficult road there i feel like i was there. despite more than four thousand people climbing everest so far there are still thousands more who dream of doing it and as the mountaineer is themselves say once you've done it your dream of repeating it that's a possibility for not only everest but all mountains tempt you to come back i was like you to reach the top three times and i'd love to get there again at the back of the city it's like an addiction once you've been somewhere up in mountains you always think of coming back when i started mountaineering the idea of climbing everest began to haunt me this by technological improvements in weather prediction climbing equipment and physical fitness which has made it slightly easier to reach the world's highest pe

. $6 if not more during peak hour is. prices lead to fewer drivers, for ensuring the lanes following at 45-65 miles an hour. >> it will be raised as high as to manage traffic levels. some drivers say it's worth it. to breezellars inough instead of sitting all the traffic, absolutely. >> a couple things to remember if you are using the hot lanes saturday, you will pass.n e-z three or more people for the high occupancy lanes. r barriers that you cannot cross. and it is illegal. willuestion remains, alleviate the traffic on the beltway? reporting.ter >> thanks so much. it will soon be easier for metro get real delays andion about shutdowns. the transit agency is installing displays at station entrances. not replace existing screens that say when the next train will arrive. it should be finished in the next few weeks. >> 41 a peek outside. >> a popular holiday attraction returns to national harbor. adam caskey will join us with a look at it. twist this year. and cynne simpson is in new york. out where you can see her york. ha

then you can work the peak time medallion for the regular medallion. then you put 500 peak time medallion, and then you will go to list of 1000 drivers on the medallion waiting list; those of the drivers waited 10 years or more on the waiting list. that way you can stop drivers taking legal action against the sfmta. directors, please help qualify drivers in the medallion list. if you do so you will save many drivers retirement and families future. if you don't you are getting advantage of one group over another. i wonder why. you sold over 280 medallions. i am protesting that. [indiscernible] you gave 150-200 medallions to be leased directly to the cab companies; i'm protesting that. [indiscernible] ignoring drivers like me, who have been driving a cab for almost 24 years, and on the waiting list for almost 14 years. i am protesting on everything that the sfmta is doing especially to the drivers on the waiting list. [indiscernible] >> chairman nolan: -- next speaker. >> peter kirby, ray [indiscernible] indsa [indiscernible] >> today members of the boar

the shower is expected to peak tomorrow night. bay area teenagers are being recognized for their work in their fight against luang cancer. they made it to the finals in competition. they are excited to be part of a competition that is such a challenge. >> i always remember, the quote you always miss 100% you take so you take part of this so this is part of the same research great innovation. >> they will be part of six teams competing on a national level in washington, d.c. last year's winner was a girl from cupertino. >> san mateo area is most zen area. where religious populations live san jose bay area has most buddhists per capita. 1.2% consider themselves as buddhists. san francisco and los angeles round out the top five. birmingham, alabama had the smallest percentage. >> you can expect a huge tax increase next year. they agree we need tax cuts not right now but can't figure out how to get it done. we'll break down the political object stack kalgs next. >> it is chilly again outside but leigh says there is a bit of a break. >

dealing with flash flooding, power outages and property damage from winds, rain and snow on mountain peaks. an elk hunter died when a tree snapped and fell on his tent. winds 70 miles an hour reported. this morning 6,000 homes and businesses without power down from 50,000. >>> the weather kosmas sieve delays at sfo this morning. -- if you are trying to leave town you have to navigate the storm and the rush of travelers. katie marzullo is live at sfo with what to expect. >> reporter: the weather could be bad news if things start to get more backed up, more delayed especially tonight when the worst of the weather rolls in. sfo expects increase in passengers, 3% more this thanksgiving than last. that means 1.2 million people passing through between last friday and next sunday. the early bird gets the world -- get the worm and a hassle-free flight. >> that's why i'm leaving early. >>reporter: this morning at sfo security lines looked like they might at the height of the holiday. >> so far things have been steadily busy, a lot of traffic especially in the security areas. >> reporter: sheryl is

you release the rope that's holding you to the peak.your body connects up to the other rope connecting you from below. you want to jump down and you might slam right into the rocks. you jump down real close to the face so when you link up to the other rope, you swing parallel to the rock face. oh. >> i can unclench my stomach now. >> yes. everybody relax. >> that's it for our show. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time.

dealing with flash flooding, power outages and property damage from winds, rain and snow on mountain peaks. an elk hunter died when a tree snapped and fell on his tent. winds 70 miles an hour reported. this morning 6,000 homes and businesses without power down from 50,000. >>> the weather kosmas sieve delays at sfo this morning. -- if you are trying to leave town you have to navigate the storm and the rush of travelers. katie marzullo is live at sfo with what to expect. >> reporter: the weather could be bad news if things start to get more backed up, more delayed especially tonight when the worst of the weather rolls in. sfo expects increase in passengers, 3% more this thanksgiving than last. that means 1.2 million people passing through between last friday and next sunday. the early bird gets the world -- get the worm and a hassle-free flight. >> that's why i'm leaving early. >>reporter: this morning at sfo security lines looked like they might at the height of the holiday. >> so far things have been steadily busy, a lot of traffic especially in the security areas. >> reporter: sheryl is

tend to have more productive interaction. >> reporter: we've all adjusted to modern society so these peak times can work for everyone. >> i'm a little more accommodating in that area. >> reporter: it's what the hawkens do with one a night owl and one a morning lark. >> best time to be watching tv, 11:21 p.m. and if you want to use facebook or twitter to am enhance your -- to enhance your mood, try between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. . that's when people tend ,,,,,, >>> welcome to your 49 hour weekend because we are falling back and you're going to gain that hour of sleep on saturday night, but you're going to lose it early on sunday. 6:08 saturday sunset. 5:07 is when the sun is going to set on sunday. high pressure is building in. it was strong enough today to keep a front from giving us any rainfall. this area of high pressure is going to be shoveled well to the north. -- shoved well to the north. plenty of storms, but not for us. we'll be under the influence of high pressure. that will keep us dry for five or six days. 80s possible for many of you on monday and tuesday. rain stays away for now w

off peak time. more personnel on the street during the off-peak times. the president of d.c. firefighters association about the proposed changes. he says the plan won't work because people can't plan for emergencies. >> 12 minutes after 11:00 is the time right now. congress returns to work today waiting the fiscal cliff. it may be the most important piece of business but what will be the first piece. >> we are more than a week away from thanksgiving. with that said, tsa said this morning they want to help travelers get ready. how? stay >>> back to business for congress. lawmakers are back in washington and about to be part of the most important lame duck session of congress in recent history. they will try to reach a deal to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. congress will tend to other important business as well. both parties meet tomorrow morning to decide on leadership positions. the house will try to pass legislation that will end trade restrictions and help u.s. exporters. >>> president obama wi

the labor participation rate peaked in 2000. -- excellent question. the labor participation rate peaked in 2000. the labor participation rate for men has been declining several decades, over 30 years. for women, up until 2000, the labor participation rate has been rising. it peaked in 2000 and has been gradually coming down. what was boosting the labor practice racing the with-labor practice and work -- labor participation rate is unemployment. school enrollment has risen and labor force participation has declined. your question about the job in the labor force participation is because of demographics. we have more people in the retirement years. if you look at the drop in unemployment in the past years, it has come down from 8.9% to 7.9%. that is entirely the result of more people finding work. the improvement we have seen over the last year is the result of more people finding work. what we want to do is keep pursuing the actions that would help bring about this improvement. >> let's see if we have questions from our members.

at the peak of the storm, we had over 1 million customers out of service. the power came back and most of that service was restored and now, a couple weeks later, we are doing the final touches on the physical replacement. in many cases, we had to work with or go in after where power was restored and we were safe and it was able for the workers to work safely. one of the lessons learned was that we were very resilient and we had good success with that network. we also had other very important impacts and many people were aware of the impact on southern manhattan where the storm surge actually took out the power plants from both west street and broad street in the central offices, which is on the southern tip of manhattan. we had almost 300 others. all of those offices are back one way or another. we have a handful that are on our generators, including broad street. my partner and i, tony malone, we expect to be back on commercial power within a matter of days. >> host: mr. robert mudge, are there limits to technology when it comes to this? 40% of americans

in the year 2000, pollen production began in april and peaked in may. allergists say by the year 2040, that peak will come a month earlier, and that means allergy suffering will last longer. researchers blame it on climate change. now for relief, allergy specialists recommend showering before bed, cleaning your glass, keeping your windows closed, and washing your pets that often bring allergens in from outside. >>> the hollywood red carpet is coming to wine country. its napa valley film festival. >> and look who is on the red carpet. our favorite hollywood import. billy bush joins us. here is how it works. if billy is in town, it's a big event. >> it's a big hollywood event. >> take it away. >> this is fantastic. you guys would not believe it. "access napa" is what we should be doing every single night. forget los angeles. this is where the action is for the napa valley film festival. year two, i hosted it last year. i'm back. i don't know if it's by popular demand, probably not, but i don't care. i'm here anyway. we have great films. we have great star

totality is the darkness that happens at the peak of the eclipse going to last a little more than twominutes you can watch it live go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> mike talking about how things are going to be for us on our coast. >> warmer outside already today, warmer weather on the way for tomorrow. this time of the year, it won't hang around long, get out there and enjoy it while you can. good morning, high pressure, you can see it traps a little pollution, humidity in the lower levels that have why we have some haze not a spare the air day. we look from mount tamalpais towards mount sutro some of the haze over the bay water. live doppler 7 hd, radar returns are few and far between today, friday's forecast more likely. we are still picking up high clouds that is going to mix with our sun and keep today interesting to go out and maybe look at some of those cloud formations. higher clouds going to be most prevalent from the bay north from the bay southward more sunshine and less high clouds. they are not doing much to dim the heat that the sun provides, still in the 60s

and we have snow in the bay area, too. >> we could have snow on our peaks. but a lot of guys up there love to see the snow for thanksgiving and they are going to get some of it now. if it stays cold enough they can make snow, too. scattered showers around the bay area. we have had some lightning and thunderstorms rolling through early on today reports of power outages because of that. now most of the focus shifting a little bit further to the south. you can see occasional lightning strike showing up on our radar here. it looks like we're not done with the rain although we may catch a little bit of a break. out the door it is a chilly start to the day. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. by the afternoon, it's going to stay very cool. highs only running in the 50s. and there's a chance of a shower maybe even a wandering thunderstorm rolling on through. so unsettled weather continues. the trough parked along the west coast. we have one wave of energy rolling through and then a break with another one likely moving through later on today into tomorrow. so unseasona

let's go to this peaking question.k nixon, richard nixon, he was a smart politician as they go, and he used to believe -- he didn't want to the run all out. he said you have to peak at the right time. he almost caught kennedy. he was three days late. three more days he might have caught him. humphrey almost caught nixon in '68. these elections go through rhythms. >> mitt romney peaked exactly where john kerry peaked in 2004, the first debate. they both had a first great debate, got a great bounce, and it dissipated -- >> slowly dissipated. >> -- over the course of the campaign, and they couldn't get the wind back. >> i'm not sure obama is peaking at the best moment, but the campaign, particularly in ohio, seems to have reached a plateau, this small -- >> why do you come with this debbie downer -- >> let me finish. >> are you irish? >> i'm jewish, close. >> dim scenario. >> if you look in ohio, it has narrowed in the last couple weeks, but it's hit this 4% mark and it hasn't changed -- >> let's go to -- >> obama steady

at the peak of the storm, we had over 1 million customers out of service. all of the fios customers, when the power came back, most of this service was restored. we're doing the final touches on the physical replacement of polls and cables. in many cases, we had to work with or go in after the power was restored and we were safe. one of the lessons learned was that fiber is very resilient, and we had good success with that network. on the central office side, we had other very important impact. many people are aware of the impact on southern manhattan, where the storm surge actually took out the power plants from both are west street and broad street central offices. that is right down in that southern tip of manhattan. all of those central offices are back, one way or another. the vast majority are commercial power. we have a handful that are still on generators. including broad street. my partner and i expect the to be back inc.o. a couple of days. >> mr., mudge are there limits when it comes to an emergency? a 40% of americans do not have landlines anymo

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down forty five percent since the market peak in may two thousand and eight. if you are betting that the rebound is imminent as i say treaty is suggest that this may be the case. it could be the time if that's what this investment things but it is still a risk and reward market ok superduper nick pope reporting from the business desk thank you very much indeed. now u.k. prime minister david cameron and other e.u. leaders are in brussels right now to try and agree a european budget from twenty fourteen for seven years while mr cameron wants spending to be frozen he is facing resistance from from a country that has recently been dealt a triple a credit rating stronger pain by moody's agency and i spoke to mark harrison from working with us to he discussed the different approaches of both a condom is in tackling that the job of the rating agencies in this game is to say what everybody else already knows both britain and france face serious problems i think there's a couple of differences between the french and british situations one difference is that the french

totality is the darkness that happens at the peak of the eclipse going to last a little more than two minutes you can watch it live go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> mike talking about how things are going to be for us on our coast. >> warmer outside already today, warmer weather on the way for tomorrow. this time of the year, it won't hang around long, get out there and enjoy it while you can. good morning, high pressure, you can see it traps a little pollution, humidity in the lower levels that have why we have some haze not a spare the air day. we look from mount tamalpais towards mount sutro some of the haze over the bay water. live doppler 7 hd, radar returns are few and far between today, friday's forecast more likely. we are still picking up high clouds that is going to mix with our sun and keep today interesting to go out and maybe look at some of those cloud formations. higher clouds going to be most prevalent from the bay north from the bay southward more sunshine and less high clouds. they are not doing much to dim the heat that the sun provides, still in the 60

their baby boom market peaked in the early to mid-90s.een down for years and years and years. >> and we behave nothing like japan. they started their quantitative easing programs -- >> no, we're doing the same thing as japan, qe. they buy endless qe. >> first of all, they were five years late to start their quantitative easing process. five years late to start the zero interest program. our market has behaved radically different from that of japan. so has our economy. >> 2008 to 2009 wasn't straight down? >> no, 2007 of october. >> it's gone down and up for 20 years. >> guys, how about a near-term question? the market is so focused on taxes right now. we're looking at anticipation of higher taxes, so that has triggered so much selling. do you expect more year-end selling? how much further does this market go down over the near term going into year end given the fact that we don't know where tax rates are going to be yet and we're waiting on the fiscal cliff fix? >> well, i would bet that we have something of a 10% peak to trough correctio

the same day commissioner heinicke recommended 75 peak-time medallions and 25 regular service medallions. in 2006, the bumps in the road were clear. that is me a and my survey, the examiner. 61% of the customers surveyed used dispatch. 2006, 49%. guess what, the mta cliff is clear now, the bubble has burst. [indiscernible] these is the publicity that we have been getting. >> chairman nolan: next speaker. [indiscernible] >> good afternoon directors. malik mahmoud. phnd [sounds like] on a $7 ride, we used to get $2, $3 in cash. $3 is more than 40%. when using the credit card machines, giving us $1, $1.50. i am preparing a document that i will send you in a couple of days with my original seats from my cab, it will show you that the tipping from them is less than 20%. on a cash basis we used to get much more. tipping has gone down for the credit card issue. 200 more cabs came in. we are losing money. the drivers' income is constantly downward. yellow cab already opened their own app; [indiscernible] [indiscernible] that's the way to do this for so many years that hoover got int. and that's

but peak showers with about ten per hour. we've got high clouds on tap here for your evening hours. 38 to 45, and still cool. tomorrow morning, we're partly cloudy, again chilly, then a little bit of sunshine comes our way tomorrow. not a lot, but at least it's going to be a little more than what we had today. 46 to 51 degrees for a high temperature. here's a look at your four-day forecast. cool one for friday, saturday, sunday. we even pick up a little wind, too. that coastal storm not going to bring us the rain on monday. but monday is looking like we'll still have a little bit of wind around. with a northeast wind, morning drizzle and the misty, dampy, humid conditions that you can have during late november that still gives you a chill. at least we're not seeing a big storm though. >> good. >> thanks, veronica. >>> the computer glitch that left travelers around the country stranded. >>> i can see what everyone's been talking about. >> and "twilight" fans, get ready, the last installment of the saga hits theaters tonight. t

on wells in their neighborhoods for water but the population in the small state triples during the peak tourist season and with no proper sewage systems in place many wells have become contaminated forcing locals to rely on the erratic public supply. for your margins. that plastic. and we have to keep otherwise there's no war. but while the locals access to water is draining . just down the road water flows freely in the resorts where tourists enjoy fountains fish ponds and splashing in the pools that's because hotel leaders can afford to dominate the limited supply even if they do so illegally most five star hotels get water from tankers and most tankers operate without a license they take water from local wells in neighborhoods where extraction is banned by law what. so. what. so that a strong no no he has to buy from the bank. but he's forced to buy the average tourist enjoying go as water feature is here for less than a week willing to pay up for short term fun but most are unaware of the frail future in this coastal community in my perspective i am going to stay here we. are. think