&e and also outstanding pg&e is going to be delivering their lastly customer data to us you know everyear we requested of them and pay them for it they deliver it we're expecting that in june it is important to the business case for cca help us establish the customer enrollment plan and help us refine the numbers and the performer on the cca program having that real world data commissioner crews we have hundred and 10 enrollment statements of interest and enrollment on the sf clean power website i think i reported 94 it is up a small amount since the last lafco you asked 0 for that report so that's the basic update on drake we can role into regulatory effort if you like. >> one more question i have. >> yeah. >> so we are finalizing the procurement legislation at the full board and one request we made to start of the rfp process earlier as quickly as possible krurl with the legislation knowing we're going to pass it and the mentioned the name. >> that's one the tasks we gave them to look at the package and gusts advise on how to put together the best offer for proposal and given the voi

to three plus timeframe as their developed under the default product that competes with the routine pg&e customer what about our dark green equivalent or our clean start equivalent excuse me. our evergreen sonoma laupgs it is one hundred percent renewable green house free supply we'll envision the rate and cost to be set to say a margin to fund building new local and regional projects renewable projects at a price eventual to penguin tariff offering targeted to be 3wu7bd in state local rpr compliant resources and really be able to lock to this part of the product offering to where we'll build the revenue stream to build local renewables that doesn't maple we have to wait for 80 that will have purchase electrical in locally constructed renewable contract and have it a standard oh. okay yes i'm going to do this this is the contract i'll sign for it we're envisioning go solar to encourage the customers and issuing rfps for controlled property we envision those as program compliant with annually going out to bid for additional supply so so routine and procured cycle in order to support the

projects that takes a number of years to come online we, of course intend to do with our cca program pg&e will launch their green tariff program in the next several months 67 months maybe they'll be able to lean on resources they already have in contract that are operating we'll be going into the market to request contracts with existing operating renewable resources this summer and to receive bids to develop new resources sort of over the near to medium term i guess to answer our yes. yes. it is a competitive market we'll be expediting with penguin for the supplies. >> i'm wondering in terms of the the scale does penguin has a lot of muscle to pay a rate that's higher than ours they can for the record and will skew the market in any way do you feel that's a good basis to feel like we're competitive with them to pull the market in our direction. >> so let me offer a prospective that barbara hale assistant with the puc penguin is a very large procureer they're certainly not loan we'll be in the market and all the municipally owned utility mud and la and santa clara that's a lot of boroug

&e were grossly under stated and the process that more pg&e's submits the bill to the uc and they sign off we can't get details they're not obligated to share under that process san francisco has a little bit higher cost her mile because the density and supervisor mar. >> mr. freed can you repeat what the task force estimated the cost per mile is several years ago when they looked at the cost. >> there's been several estimates the most recent one the b l a did a report you are somewhere between $5 million range and not able to come up with a exact amount there is a variety of where the costs are one of the things i'll get to in a later slide but that's a good question it is not it truly known cost san francisco having parts filed and solid rock it varies depending on where your installing and how many buildings need hookups on the blocks is an important factor so one of the things it comes up the high density we pay more than san diego per mile it is a little bit more expensive for us pg&e frafrp is although we don't have the ability to open up in san diego they opened up other easier

it's written by pg&e's director of corporate security. you can see a clear contradiction between what pg&e has said in front of our cameras and the facts revealed inside the memo. >> you want to keep the public safe day and night, seven days a week. >> together, we're building a better california. >> our commitment is to spend a hundred million dollars -- >> reporter: publicly they've worked to build confidence in its commitment to safety and security. >> to make sure the facilities are hardened and that we're doing the best job we can to make sure our customers have safe reliable and affordable energy. >> reporter: privately a much different message. inside the pages of this internal memo. >> wow! really clearly states that they're incapable of at that point to meet the security standards that are necessary. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill reviewed the memo provided to nbc bay area by informed sources from inside pg&e. >> it calls into question their integrity as we move forward. they've said they're going to change. they've commit

reporting to verify pg&e's promise to increase security.ght from a military vet with two decades of special ops training. >> guys are trained like you. what could be done? how long would it take? >> metcalf could repeat across all of the sites you just showed me in less than 15 minutes. >> in ugaugust of last year a second successful security breach. this time unidentified intruders cut through the fence, stole expensive equipment and went undetected nor than five hours. it was an indictment of the utility's claim of enhanced security. >> do you think pg&e has done enough now to prevent another metcalf attack. >> we are working everyday to make sure it does happen again. >> she made that statement on august 18 of last year just 12 days of that interview, a week after the second security breach at metcalf, on august 30th pg&e's security director wrote this memo to chris johns. the physical security infrastructure of pg&e has plenty of work to be done. and she wrote in reality pg and ae is years away from a healthy and robust physical posture

&e assess on pg&e customers and so sometimes words are better than numbers this is a different way of looking at the rate methodology the cca rates are looking at the basic rates and subtracting the pc i organization and the surcharge to the cca rate we wanted to share with you the sample bill will look like here's a comparison for a 80 with an customer using the 2 hundred and 36 kilowatts a small user and the pg&e customer is next to it and the bottom line circles show no differences they're in the highlighted row the first generation your generation rate is lower than than the pg&e rates in the right hand column and the lower generation cost the customer when they're given this pc i a their net neutral that's the point our generation costs are a little bit lower it makes up for the other charges for the customers rate so there's a lot of tables attached to our resolution i want to share one page of that i know you can't read it on the screen i apologize but the vaftd majority part of the cca and that's the schedule a-1 for commercial and those are you noted their included in our exh

&e or the power the new york spriblt but analog you'll regulate the pg&e rates so i don't know if you can have an answer to that kind of question but by analog california should be able to do you want a new york superior court system and careful explanation of clean energy the energy sold to the customers is just as toxic as the energy from benjamin e pg&e because of the flimflam the renewable energy credits that generates no energy but a paper way of unethically creating energy in other state and sell is it and the customers don't realize they're not getting the energy in marin county okay. thank you very much let me venture a quick answer to our fundamental question this body has the power to regulate it the answer is no if you want a more detailed answer the staff can talk about that after the meeting. >> we control what we do not what pg&e does. >> so you can set the rate for a homeowner selling energy. >> to us. >> to you. >> good thank you for clarification. >> okay. thank you. >> and eric brooks. >> good afternoon again eric brooks san francisco green power our city sf and the

reporting to verify pg &e's promise to increase security. our reports included insight from a military vet with two decades of special ones training. >> guys are trained like you. what could be done how long would it take. >> metcalf could be repeated across the sites if you showed me in less than 15 minutes. >> then in august of last year a second successful security breach at the metcalf substation. this time unidentified intruders cut through a fence, stole expensive equipment and went undetected for more than five hours. it was an indictment of the utility's claim of enhanced security. >> do you think pg & e has done enough now. >> we're working every day to make sure it never happens again, tony. >> that statement was made in august of last year, just 12 days after the interview, a week after the second security breach at metcalf. on august 30th the director of security wrote this memo to the president there chris johns. it includes the physical security infrastructure of pg & e has plenty of work to be done and she wrote in reality, pg

it's written by pg&e's director of corporate security. tonight, you can see a clear contradiction of what they've said in front of our cameras and the facts revealed in the memo. >> together we're building a better california. our commitment is to spend 100 million dollars over the -- >> reporter: publicly they've worked to build confidence in their commitment to safety and security. >> to make sure we're doing the very best job we can to make sure our customers have safe and affordable energy. >> reporter: a different message inside this internal memo. >> it clearly states that they're incapable to meet the security standards that are necessary. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill reviewed the memo. >> it calls into question their integrity as we move forward. they've said they're going to change they are thav've committed to changing but they haven't. >> reporter: first in april of 2013, gunman attacked the met calf substation and destroyed 17 transformers and a potential to black out much of sillicon valley. driving now to a large su

cuando la compaÑia pg&e estaba elaborando planes para cumplir con los nuevos requisitos federales., se revisaron los registros para determinar cmo inspeccionar la tuberia de san bruno bajo la nueva ley... los ingenieros crearon un mapa en el cual decia "preocupaciones por soldaduras de resistencia electrica" ---soldaduras que han sido vinculadas con incidentes del pasado. ---el mapa nunca fue entregado a la junta nacional de seguridad de transporte cuando se investig la causa del desastre en san bruno. el documento encontrado recientemente no solo tiene una flecha que apunta a la fuga de 1988, sino que tiene aota de un ingeniero con informacin sobre el incidente. facebook katherine katherine ---el defecto en la tuberidicelos expers... deberihaber obligado a pg&e a hacer una evaluacin completa de la tuberia utilizando agua a alta presin. mtodo que ha sido utilizado despus de la tragedia de san bruno, pero que antes de 2010 rara vez fue usado. lorena ---caterine, qu pas entonces entre 2003 y 2009? katherine ---lorena,un consultor de seguridad de las tuberias en el estado de washingto

&e enter miblz with the transition serve only pg&e we pay pg&e for that service and have open access and pg&e has open assess requirements that works to our favor with the extradition of your interconnection agreement that presents an opportunity and moving to the expeditiously challenge our water first policy we have basically on the power side n an operating realty the water first policy reduce our operating operations responsiveness to the power needs because power is really treated as a biproduct of water delivery so as we see dissected our water neatest over generation and we're less able to match our supply with our demand less able to respond and in the swhoelt market we'll see a wholesale price spike if we're not in need of water we can't take advantage of the generation of sales into that favorable market because we are producing electrical as a biproduct of flowing of water for san francisco's citizens on the waterside as i say that's an operating realty only the power side and similarly our final external challenge is the water agreement that sets the investment priorities

a couple of years ago emails from a former pg&e engineer questioned the safety of pipeline 147. one email suggested it could be another san bruno situation, referring to the gas line explosion that killed 8 people in 2010. >>> the epa is shining the spotlight on bay area nail salons that are trying to provide safer working conditions. they stopped by a salon in oakland today one of about 50 in california that have joined the healthy nails salon collaborative. that means they are using less toxic products better protection and reducing chemical odors. it's all part of an effort to rid nail salons of toxic environments that pose health risks for their work years it focusing on key criteria, one being utilization of safer products that don't have toxic chemicals. >> that is great progress. that tells me that people in this community care. >> the healthy nail salon collaborative says it hopes the model it has established will expand to other nail salons here in the bay area. >>> whether you're you have probably had a hangover . the on demand service as to stop suffering. >> tomorrow

an internal pg&e memo obtained by the investigative unit now reveals contradictions between what pg&e has said in front of our cameras and what it has said behind closed doors. the investigative unit interviewed stephanie doug lass last year. she is the company's director of corporate security. in the interview she said pg&e has high-level security at critical electric substations in northern and central california. 12 days later she wrote a memo to the president of pg&e saying the company is years away from a healthy security plan. state senator jerry hill says the memo called pg&e's integrity into question. >> the memo clearly states that pg&e has not done and hasn't had the resources to do what was necessary to provide the security of the infrastructure. it clearly says that she did not tell us what the facts of the situation. >> pg&e declined interview requests but said it is adding more funding and staffing for security since that august memo. tonight at 11:00 the investigative unit shows you exactly what is inside that internal memo, and you'll hear what senator hill had to say

cuando la compaÑia pg&e estaba elaborando planes para cumplir con los nuevos requisitos federales.visaron los registros para determinar cmo inspeccionar la tuberia de san bruno bajo la nueva ley... los ingenieros crearon un mapa en el cual decia "preocupaciones por soldaduras de resistencia electrica" ---soldaduras que han sido vinculadas con incidentes del pasado. ---el mapa nunca fue entregado a juntnacional de segidad de transporte cuando se investig la causa del desastre de san bruno. el documento encontrado recientemente no solo tiene una flecha que apunta a la fuga de 1988, sino que tiene una nota de un ingeniero con informacin sobre el incidente. facebook katherine katherine ---el defecto en lauria din los exptos... deberihaber obligado a pg&e a hacer unaevaluacin completa de la tuberia utilizando agua a alta presion. mtodo que ha sido utilizado despus de la tragedia de san bruno, pero que antes de 2010 rara vez fue utilizado. lorena ---katherine, en qu va esta batalla legal? katherine ---ningun ejecutivo de pg&e ha enfrentadsanciones pero la empresa si podria recibir una mu

. >> we continue to dig and uncover more questionable actions by pg&e. we obtained an internal memo of contradictions between what they said in front of our cameras and what is said behind closed doors. we are getting mixed messages here. >> clearly without a doubt in is an internal communication they hoped you would not see. it t contradicts the message they tried to send following the sedly san bruno explosion. we spoke to stephanie douglas. she said pg&e has security at critical substations, just 12 days later she wrote a memo to the president of pg&e saying the company is years away from a healthiy security plan. they call the integrity of the memo into question. >> it clearly states they have not done, and has not had the resources to do what was necessary to provide the security of the infrastructure. it clearly says she did not tell us what the facts of the situation are. >> now pg&e declined our interview requests, and says they have hadded more staffing and security from last year. we investigate and we will show you is inside that internal memo

. >> unless it's pg. okay. a list of airlines you were reporting on wednesday talking about reputations. least on time, most complaints. >> and frontier airlines topped many of them. >> yeah. it's not a list you want to be on. frontier, took one look at that list and looked at the cea and didn't say anything but the ceo said he's leaving for personal reasons, which is a huge coincidence. david siegel is brought in to help turn frontier from a low cost carrier to what the industry calls an ultra low cost carrier and he succeeded at that part. but he also managed to make it the most complained about airline in the nation, worse even than us airways which actually is where siegel came from. virgin america meanwhile last month was rated the best airline in america for the third year in a row by airline quality report. virgin is not rated on every list because it's so small it doesn't always qualify in every category. its pilots this week became -- began the process to vote on membership with the airline pilots asso

i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center.ee kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them but everybody, myself included, that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding feeling. together, we're building a better california. >>> maybe the toughest thing about last night's loss for the warriors, they have to wait three days. you don't give the ball away 20 times. careless turnovers. leave it to draymond green to put it all in perspective. >> every expected us to go undefeated i guess in the playoffs. nobody expects us to lose a game at home. everything's not going to go our way. we expect to win the series. >> seems like the halftime show was the highlight right there. shaq takes a bad fall. that was not staged. clippers control the 1st half, houston owns the 2nd half. james hart comes alive.

matter how far you move transition closer to our customers if it types of providence or transition pg&e will cost the same this is is what we wanted to illustrate if we were to go on transition we'll have to do transition all the way so this was really the main point. >> this is one thing that challenged that the interconnection curling were negotiation the transition assess was not open it was how utilities maintained their monopoly so we maintained access to pg&e's transition the price we paid was a negotiated price they only have to - the deregulations they put on a postage stamp rate mileage was not a factor under the oldest agreement those are productive under the deregulated and the roll after those inspired those were stranded assets we need to figure out what to do with that. >> and including taking the transition in invoking to the city; right? >> well, that's a good topic. >> yes. it is and tophic for may 12th and later let's keep going we are going to start losing folks that takes care of the extraordinarily factors the changes in the 1970s to the present-day now let's see

pg&e has worked to build confidence in commitment in safety and security.memo obtained by the investigative unit reveals contradictions between what pg&e has said in front of our cameras and what has been said behind closed doors. the investigative unit interviewed stephanie douglas last august. she the is the director of corporate security. douglas said pg&e has high level security at critical electric substations in northern and central california. but just 12 days later she wrote a memo to the president of pg&e saying the company is years away from a healthy security plan. state senator jerry hill says the memo called pg&e's integrity in question. >> the memo clearly states that pg&e has not done and hasn't had the resources to do what was necessary to provide the security of the infrastructure. clearly says that she did not tell us what the facts of the situation. >> pg&e declined to interview requests that said it added more funding and staffing for security since the august memo. ton at 11:00, investigative unit shows you exactly what's i side that in

until we can verify it is safe. >> reporter: so what does pg&e have to say? they talked to me on the phone tonight. pipeline 147 has been pressure tested two times the allow bl pressure back in 2011. and it passed with flying colors. andria borba, kpix5. >>> tonight, people are leaving candles, flowers, and stuffed animals at the spot a 12-year- old boy was hit and killed by a muni train in san francisco at san jose and lake view avenue. andrew wu was trying to get to school when he was hit. >> reporter: this intersection has always been a dangerous one. and today's tragedy proves what people have been shouting from the rooftops for years. upset, 12-year-old phillip smith wrote this letter to his classmate andrew wu. >> you were such a nice and special person at school. >> reporter: andrew was trying to catch muni right outside his home. crossing the street, the boy pivoted to avoid getting struck by two other vehicles and instead landed on the muni track with the train coming straight at him. >> he ran across the street. the train couldn't stop. >> reporter:

pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient.d really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. . >> good evening. after destroying the rocket in game 3 the warriors went for a sweep in the western conference finals from houston. lost the game and star curry for short time with injury that was very scary. at the toyota center speaking of scary. hello. rocket shot 77 percent in the first quarter. they couldn't miss. 8 of 9 from downtown. they had a 23 point lead. 45-22 then the scary moment second quarter steff trying to block the shot by trevor. tumble over the top. hits his head on the hard wood. called ate head contusion. left the game. he was obviously dazed. checked him out. then running in the hallway and did come back in. woozy. first shot was anary ball. james harden extends the lead to 19 with 3 point 3 pointer. and harden was amazing in

i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center.i have been married for 12 years. i have three kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them but everybody, myself included, that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding feeling. together, we're building a better california. >> gary: mcgee went 2 for 4 and hit his grand slam. tim tim licecum was doing very well tonight. bad news for the a's tonight as pitcher jarrod parker injured his elbow in triple-a nashville. and reports indicate it could be serious. a.j. griffin had to be shut down during a simulated game yesterday with shoulder soreness. well that really is ugly when two young pitchers have their careers in jeopardy. meanwhile josh reddick have a three to one lead. the warriors. game 5 in memphis tomorrow. 5-o'clock our time. the warriors too

the sediment around the east harbor and this will be the second agreement and under that agreement, pg&e will partner with us, for the design, and permitting process for remediation at the harbor as well as redesign for the harbor for anticipated construction in 2017. >> and the cost will be bourn entirely by pg&e and we anticipate that we will be returning for an updated cost sharing agreement when we are ready to go into construction. and in late, 2016, early, 2017. i would be happy to answer any questions that you may have on the details of the cost sharing agreement? >> and so i am here, at your disposal. >> okay, thank you. >> and supervisor tang? >> thank you very much, i just had a question, because i see that the information about the contamination was based on an investigation that was done back in 1994. and then it, from our materials that at least it says that the city filed a lawsuit in 2001 and so i just wanted to know why so much time had passed in between and kind of what happened. >> i was not around back then, but and the marina had not been dredged since its original

those emails revealed a cozy relationship and pg&e lobbying for certain judges. this investigation is separate from a federal case where pg&e is facing charges for the deadly 2010 san bruno explosion. >>> well, as we head into the long holiday weekend, get prepared for bay area gridlock. not only are thousands of people expected to hit the roads, but the san mateo bridge is closed tonight at 10 p.m. for construction work. this is a follow-up to the closure that happened earlier this month. crews will be resurfacing parts of the bridge and replacing expansion joints. last time this happened the traffic overflow spilled on to the bay bridge. expect the same thing to happen this time around. the roadwork is expected to wrap up by monday morning. >>> high school students on a bus trip looking forward to their college years. tonight, who is to blame for this head-on collision that killed 10 people on a northern california freeway. >> firefighters plunged through a roof into an inferno. the frantic rescue caught on camera. >> the unstable air is still pretty close to t

i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. much my whole life. i have been married for 12 years. i have three kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them but everybody, myself included, that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e. it's a rewarding feeling. together, we're building a better california. (cheers and applause) >> jon: thank you! once again tonight we were scheduled to have mumford & sons but once again we'll talk with the secretary of energy -- (laughter) tonight! the new album called "wilder mind." please welcome mumford. ♪ it's empty in the valley of your heart ♪ the sun, it rises slowly as you walk ♪ away from all the fears and all the faults you've left behind ♪ the harvest left no food for you to eat ♪ you cannibal, you meat-eater you see ♪ but i have seen the same i know the shame in y

my oldest son now works for pg&e.with him it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i know how hard our crews work for our customers. i want them to know that they do have a safe and reliable system. together, we're building a better california. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> gary :the warriors are one win away from the conference semi-finals. tony allen grizzlies defensive stopper out with a hamstring strain 1st quarter didn't look like they'd need him marc gasol hits the jumper 23- 12 grizzlies warriors go on 14-2 run to end the 1st., draymond green offensive rebound hoop and is fouled 3-point play 25-23 grizzlies end of the 1st curry one of his 6-three- pointers to give the warriors the lead 26-25 2nd quarter green one of his 9 assists to andrew bogut on the ally-oop warriors led by 8 at the half 3rd quarter/64-53 warriors curry one of his 6 steals to andre iguodala for t