is a quick summary of the changes that this implementation plan includes as it goes before the california puc, with your approval. the action item itself asks that you approve the plan and the statement of intent and authorize our general manager to file that updated implementation plan with the california puc for certification. the california puc process is by statute is to take 60-90 days. now there were some clean-up and corrections to the implementation plan from the version that was published by the secretary on our website. the corrections affect five pages, which have been distributed to you. and a complete, corrected copy is included in the binder, on the table here for the public. to summarize those corrections quickly, on page 3, the introduction clarifies that the default or light green product that our clean power sf program will provide includes a greater amount of renewable energy than is currently available from pg&e under its standard product offering. on page 4, we have added a new summary section, highlighting the changes since the last ip, since the last implementation plan

the california public utilities commission is making some rated structure changes for residential customers and those are rate changes that affect pg&e's customers. the changes that the cpuc, the california puc will compress pg&e's four-tiered residential rate structure into two tiers over next few years. this will increase the total cost of electricity to low-usage customers, and it will reduce the cost to high-usage customers. it won't really have an impact on clean power sf and the rates- the not to exceed rates that you adopted. the new rate structure that has been adopted by the california puc for pg&e, redistributes costs between transmission and distribution functions, from high-usage tiers to the lower-usage tiers. the clean power sf program competes with pg&e's generation component of the rate, not the transmission and distribution component. so that generation rate was flattened several years ago for residential customers, which means that these customers pay the same rate for generation, regardless of how much they use. so the rate compression that the california puc adopted affects transmission and distribution costs, not generation, and the clean power sf program competes with t

is a quick summary of the changes that this implementation plan includes as it goes before the california puc with your approval. the action item itself asks that you approve the plan and the statement of intent and authorize our general manager to file that updated implementation plan with the california puc for certification. the california puc process is by statute is to take 60-90 days. now there were some clean-up and corrections to the implementation plan from the version that was published by the secretary on our website. the corrections affect five pages, which have been distributed to you. and a complete, corrected copy is included in the binder, on the table here for the public. to summarize those corrections quickly, on page 3, the introduction clarifies that the default or light green product that our clean power sf program will provide includes a greater amount of renewable energy than is currently available from pg&e under its standard product offering. on page 4, we have added a new summary section, highlighting the changes since the last ip, since the last implementation plan,

the other categories that would fall under that? for example one of my concernicize potentially we can go outside california, we could obtain power that is potentially not clean and green so wonder if puc or [inaudible] can speak to that issue because i think is valid one the initiative measure was trying to address. >> i'm happy to take a stab at that. so, under california state rules and the code that you cited the state created 3 sort of buckets or categories, we call buckets or proctcontunt categories. the first categories is a bundled renewable energy product. that means the purchases of the renewable energy acquired the energy with a renewable energy cred squt the underlying electricity prior to the generation of that electricity. it means the electricity was dlinch today the state of california. it doesn't mean the resource is located in the state, it could be located on the boarder, but under the law of category one resource has to deliver into state of california. product content category 2 is also resource that could be out of state but by definition has to deliver energy into the state of california and it can be formed and shaped thmpt idea is you can buy a predictable amou

the south bay it this morning. all quiet in downtown san jose. >>> happening today, california's puc will vote on a new electricity ate hike. that hike is expected to boost rates for more pg&e customers by $10 a month. some consumer groups are blasting the plan, accusing the puc of working in cahoots in the utility companies. they think they're trying to sneak the rate hikes lieu during the holiday weekend. >>> jerry brown congratulations. it's been more than a decade but all that budget belt tightening now standard and poor's is boosting california's credit rating to a plus. that's something that has not happened in a decade and a half. but let's not start popping the champagne yet. 47 other states still have higher credit ratings, up to aaa than california. >> i had that champagne ready to go. >>> south bay residents say they're upset with their water provider after they were told they could get landscaping rebates to replace their lawns. santa clara county water district offers plans for drought family plans. one woman says she did just that, but was turned down for the rebate. >> he said your lawn is still gree

state puc judge says the parent company razor california has failed to provide how many uber drivers were involved in. the number of times disabled people requested rides an how often uber was able to accommodate them. the state puc asked for the information three times and three times uber didn't hand it over. their competitors like lyft and side car did. >> they are all privately owned cars. maybe they don't have the information to give them? >> reporter: tonight, the threat from the puc, comply or shut down. now the chance uber will shut down entirely is very slim. there are two things that will likely happen. first, a chiseler ask this ruling be reviewed. uber will likely file an appeal taking longer for them to get their information to the public utilities commission. andria borba, kpix5. >>> republican presidential candidate jeb bush is coming to san francisco tomorrow to hail an uber. it is a counter to hillary clinton. she criticized businesses that were part of the so-called sharing economy for driving down middle class wages. jeb bush's dad, george hw bush is back in the hos

the organization has done. >> now, picker says he wants reform of the puc to go much deeper than just superficial repairs. he says california rate payers shoulds start noticing a dimpbtsz in about two years. finally, credit where credit is do. >> seems like a no-nonsense leader. >> no doubt. >> you can send us an e-mail to the unit at nbc bay area dot com. >> the weekend is almost here, jeff. >> we do want to start off with what's happening right now. it was hard to miss old. you can see our sky camera network thanks to our guys back in master control. let's go ahead and look at the forecast. you can see as we head throughout tomorrow the key difference that we're going to see is this trough of pressure building offshore. that's going to bring in humidity right across california. no big change in the amount of rainfall we'll see. as we get a look at radar, what you're going to find is most of the activity is off to the south. nothing major right now. mainly just those clouds to start. we will see a slight chance of showers right through the coastline. i definitely think you're going to notice that humidity. best chance woul

the last couple of days. how much money have you spent on that? california's puc planning to vote tomorrow on a new electrical rate hike. that hike expected to boost rates for host pg&e customers by 10 bucks a month. consumer groups are blasting the plan accusing them to work in cahoots, sneaking those rates through during a holiday weekend. >>> it's a simple yes or no question but triggering massive chaos and confusion in greece. lines of pension thers trying to get money. greek banks are closed after tuesday's default, greece's future hangs on a referendum this sunday to back a new bailout deal and that yes or no vote has most greeks confused about the consequences. for the time being greece is no longer negotiating to restructure its debt. >>> americans are expected to send more on 4th of july celebrations this year in your old glory flag, what are they buying? >> those hot hogs. they can be expensive for that barbec barbecue. for more on news of that and the rest of our news before the bell let's say good morning to landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. >> l

the operating license in california. the state said uber was asked two years ago to turn over information about the number of vehicle requested and driver safety information. >>> david levine says the puc will determine if there's discrimination. >> the requirement of reporting information is within the des grecian -- discretion of the commission. >> the fine is disappointing, uber has provided data and going further risks the privacy of individual riders, uber will continue to operate until the appeal is hurt. >>> there's a new agreement over police and fire department exception, the city and union for the fire and police department have been unable to agree after pension reform legislation, that led to police and firefighters leaving shows for jobs with cities with better benefits. the mayor calling it's a positive step forward. >> it provides benefits competitive with those of other cities. protects our firefighters and police harmed in the line of duty. >> in is a shot in the arm nathe city is moving in the right direction. >> the police and the firefighters have to vote to tentative agreement. >>> republicans in the house of representatives are set to pass a bill to bring water to

the other categories that would fall under that? for example one of my concernicize potentially we can go outside california, we could obtain power that is potentially not clean and green so wonder if puc or [inaudible] can speak to that issue because i think is valid one the initiative measure was trying to address. >> i'm happy to take a stab at that. so, under california state rules and the code that you cited the state created 3 sort of buckets or categories, we call buckets or proctcontunt categories. the first categories is a bundled renewable energy product. that means the purchases of the renewable energy acquired the energy with a renewable energy cred squt the underlying electricity prior to the generation of that electricity. it means the electricity was dlinch today the state of california. it doesn't mean the resource is located in the state, it could be located on the boarder, but under the law of category one resource has to deliver into state of california. product content category 2 is also resource that could be out of state but by definition has to deliver energy into the state of california and it can be formed and shaped thmpt idea is you can buy a predictable amou

the other categories that would fall under that? for example one of my concernicize potentially we can go outside california, we could obtain power that is potentially not clean and green so wonder if puc or [inaudible] can speak to that issue because i think is valid one the initiative measure was trying to address. >> i'm happy to take a stab at that. so, under california state rules and the code that you cited the state created 3 sort of buckets or categories, we call buckets or proctcontunt categories. the first categories is a bundled renewable energy product. that means the purchases of the renewable energy acquired the energy with a renewable energy cred squt the underlying electricity prior to the generation of that electricity. it means the electricity was dlinch today the state of california. it doesn't mean the resource is located in the state, it could be located on the boarder, but under the law of category one resource has to deliver into state of california. product content category 2 is also resource that could be out of state but by definition has to deliver energy into the state of california and it can be formed and shaped thmpt idea is you can buy a predictable amou

in fines and could lose its operating license in california for not giving the state public utilities commission information it asked for. the state puc says upper was asked two years ago -- uber was asked two years ago to turn over information. including information on accidents involving uber drivers. hastings law professor david will you convenient says the puc would use the information to determine if there's discrimination by uber against customers with disabilities or people who live in certain neighborhoods. >> the requirement of reporting information is something that is well within the discretion of the commission. the other competitors have complied. >> uber says the fine is disappointing and uber already provided substantial data and going further risks compromising the privacy of individual riders as well as driver partners. there are plans to appeal the fine and will continue to operate until the appeal is heard. >>> nancy pelosi backing the iran nuclear deal after closely examining the agreement at that took years in the making. pelosi throws her full support behind president obama. she says she hopes the congressional v

the beneficiary. >>> sorry, but get ready for higher electricity bills, california's puc plans to vote on a new rated to boost rates for most pg&e customers by $10 a month. some consumer groups are blasting the plan, accusing the puc of working in at that hoots in the utility companies to sneak the rate hikes through the holiday weekend, especially when it's hot. >>> now, could a trip to the drive through actually be health yer than going to a full service restaurant? health experts have looked at this and they say, yes, kind of. a new study found that people who eat at restaurants usually get health year mels meals, but they also take in more cholesterol and sodium than fast food eaters. health experts advise pre airing your own meals at home. if you do see side to go out try to choose healthier options. >>> restaurants and other service industries likely saw a jump in jobs last month. we will know for sure. >>> the june jobs report is going to come out early. >> we're thinking well above 200,000, 240,000 i think is a solid guess. this comes after may's spectacular jobs number, 280,000. current une

governor brown signed the bill into law tuesday, and it takes effect in january. >>> also today, california's puc will vote on a new electricity rate hike. that hike is expected to boost rates for more pg&e customers by about $10 a month. some consumer groups are blasting the plan accusing the puc of working in cahoots with utility companies. they think they're trying to sneak the rate hike through during the holiday weekend. >>> a major hurdle cleared in an historic journey for a solar-powered plane. the impulse 2 landed safely in hawaii this morning after a five-day flight across the pacific from japan. this breaks the record for the longest solo flight. the plane began its journey in abu dhabi in march. the next stop for the impulse is phoenix. >>> up next at 11:00, while we celebrate our independence this weekend, greeks decide their country's future. the latest on the referendum vote. >>> plus the victim of its own success. one california city conserved water so well, it had to throw some away. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbaya

california next month. the public utilities commission says the company has not complied with state laws. the puc says san francisco- based uber refused to provide data on the number of rides requested and completed. that's to make sure there is no discrimination against passengers with disabilities or those in certain zip codes. >> it indicates how serious the responsibility is to include people with disabilities in any public accommodation. >> the judge also said uber should be fined more than $7 million. the company has 30 days to appeal. meanwhile, uber will get attention today from republican presidential candidate jeb bush. he plans to hail a ride in san francisco. it's a move to counter democratic candidat hillary clinton. she says they exploited workers using legal loopholes. >>> 4:35 now. a big step towards better relationship between the city of san jose and its police and fire unions. kiet do joins us live with more on the breakthrough and how it will benefit the city of san jose. good morning, kiet. >>> reporter: good morning. there is a tangible sense of relief from the police and fi

to repeal the new law which requires all school children to be vaccinated unless they have a medical waiver. governor brown signed that controversial bill into law tuesday. >>> california's puc0 a month. some consumer groups are blasting the plan accusing the p uflt c of working in can a into its with utility companies. they think they're trying to sneak the rate hike through during a holiday weekend. >> schl has been following that closely and also tracking what's going on in greece. we are now a little more than two days away from a vote there which could decide the fate of the country. are they going to look at and approve a bailout >> we're going to see where they head from here. scott mcgrew, wall street wants to be ready for that. >> for sure. absolutely wants it wants to but nt can't be. the vote is on a under is. they're already closed for the july 4th holiday so no trading today. prime minister alexis tsipras appeared on greek television thursday, he's pushing voters to say no in their vote, to vote against further cuts and turn down any new bailouts that would come with it? >> why? would seng strengthen greece's negotiating power. it's better to give them their way

million in fines and may lose its operating license in california for not giving the state public utilities commission information it asked for. the state pucs uber was asked two years ago to hand over information about the number of accessible vehicles requested by customers. the number of ride requests accepted and rejected by stip zoed and -- zip code and david la bane said the puc would use the information to determine if there's discrimination bay uber against customers with disabilities or people who live in certain neighborhoods. >> the requirement of reporting information is something that's well within the discretion of the commission and apparently the other companies have complied. >> well, uber says the fine is disappointing and adding "uber has already provide data and going further risks compromising the drivers" uber plans to appeal the fine and says it will continue to operate until the appeal is heard. >>> well, jeb bush will be using uber to get around san francisco today during a campaign sto. bush reportedly will use the uber app to get a ride to a human resources consulting service on 9th street. uber has been a hot top