compared to the lions and to us. there are eleven villages within the national park and many more located just outside it people have lived to since before the park was opened growing. makes regular visits to schools in the area has a mr spock the children's curiosity and teach them why lions are important both for the environment and also for the people living here. so when you are young you're a lot more flexible. so from that point of view we expect that. the young people can embrace. any new idea especially scientific fact the other very important aspect in cons of a for us it is a long term investment. one potential benefit for the locals there's money to be and from lying conservation. regularly takes tourists out into the wild to experience the lions at close range. besides paying a fee to the ugandan wildlife or thirty tourists also donate ten u.s. dollars to see fit lion program the money goes to reimburse farmers whose livestock have been killed by the lions this compensation has changed the locals attitude

dollars to see fitz lion program. the money goes to reimburse farmers whose livestock have been killed by the lions this compensation has changed the locals up to two towards the predators and. we cannot fully compensate the other one hundred percent but the. resource flow increases with more tourists we can also afford to pay instead of fifty percent seventy percent and the change for seasons then before we would have between five and twelve lines poison in one year just and nowadays within say the last five six years we lost knowingly to lions due to poisoning. the left the village center that he founded villages and money entertaining the visitors. over there. at least we have been if we did something from. when. we. get some money. by supporting the local community. hopes that animals and humans will be able to co-exist peacefully in the future. and finally did you know about going to the toilet to come help them yes you have right he was always calm be good for the climate here in kenya a group of entrepreneurs.

the lion that was found to date will be id. he will have a color puts on his neck and released along the peninsula. authorities say this is a textbook case of a wild avenue -- wild animal finding its way to an urban area. it has a happy ending.>>> that is a big cat.>>> a single sentence in a recent pg&e court motion filing could have a huge impact on who pays for much of the fire damage in the north bay.>> coffee park sustained massive damage in those fires.>> reporter: this is a situation where what we are trying to do is find out what is going on. the cleanup has begun. experts are looking at everything to find out what really caused the fire.>> reporter: the tops fire killed 22 people. it burned 87 -- 37,000 acres. 2800 structures in the city of santa rosa. there are theories that electrical equipment failed sparking the worst ever wildfire. numerous law firms has advertised for home clients stating that pg&e might be culpable in the fires and accountable for the damage. this week pg&e filed a motion which contained one bomb

they'll be comparing this mountain lion to the surveillance images. what they are telling us is that this is an 82-pound male mountain lion. 18 months old. nobody was injured and this mountain lion is being tagged and returned to the wild. it may have been looking for a new home when it got lost. >> my roommate called and said hey, there is a mountain lion roaming around. >> from this roof top with guns drawn. >> it's crazy out here. >> they let village residents to know keep the area clear. at one point, creating a roadblock. >> more something you would see. which may be why it is here. lieutenant james, the fish and wildlife warden, traveled here from san mateo. he fired two tranquilizing darts after he said it was too much stimulation for the lion. >> it went very well. the mountain lion was not normal. >> reporter: they said it is normal for an animal to twitch from the medication. the puma project will put a radio collar on the lion so they can track and monitor it. >> from what i've heard, they had permission from crystal springs area to do a re

now we are learning more about what is next for the mountain lion...ning i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. let's take a closer look at where this mountain lion was finally caught. it all happened on diamond heights boulevard... not far from portola drive this afternoon.. that's in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood.. kron4's charles clifford is there live tonight.. charles -- this is ánotá the only big cat sighting in san francsicso in the last few weeks? friday morning, neighors here in the diamond heights neighborhood of san francisco spotted this mountain lion crouched or possibly sleeping in some brush. sfpd officers arriving on scene kept the area clear until the california department of fish and wildlife arrived. the decision was then made to tranqulize the animal and move it to a safe location.sotthe lion was started twice. the first time while it was on the hill, as a result downhill it appearswe waited approximately 10minutes and administered a second dosage of the drugthe capture of this cat is the third mountain lion encounter

and mown tay lions are extremely ter tor-- territorial. >> if it is a male what happened between p-22, if it is a female, do they mate. >> regardless of what happens, tucci's organization, citizens for los angeles wildlife or claw is trying to protect the last few wile life corridors in l.a. including this undeveloped plot. why is this 17 acre parcel so important. why do you need to keep this empty. >> because this is potentially his living room or den. it needs to be preserved. and the hallways, the wildlife corridors also need to be preserved so this animal can thrive. >> no one knows how long the animal has been living on this prime real estate but for the time being, at least, this big city cat remains one of hollywood's more elusive celebrities. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> quijano: amazing animals. that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm elaine quijano in new y >>> live in the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> we are following breaking news, tragedy in texas. tonight at least 26 people are dead after a gunman stormed thei

usually -- i have never heard of a mountain lion up here. >> the mountain lion was tranquilized and takenood evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm alyana gomez. frank and julie are off tonight. the cat was spotted on diamond heights boulevard where it was tranquilized by animal control. we get live coverage tonight from ktvu's henry lee in the city tonight and henry, officials say this could be the same lion spotted earlier this week in another part of the city. >> reporter: yeah. they do believe this is the same cat that marc benioff surveillance cameras caught near the presidio. so the same male mountain lion made its way here to diamond heights. now, san francisco police did have their guns at the ready but in the end, this cat was tranquilized. >>> reporter: this is the mountain lion that was found in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. the 82-pound 18-month-old male somehow made its way north from the peninsula. a state fish and wildlife official shot it with two darts around 2 p.m. wildlife experts covered the mask to keep the eyes from drying out. it started earlier when residen

he posted a video last week and of a lion outside his home. officials say in all probability the video showed the same lion and it is the same animal that was tranquilized.>> everything went smoothly. the cat will be fine and released back into the wild. this is a success.>> reporter: a perfect ending for a wild beast that got stuck in the big city.>>> you will find pictures and more video from today's capture. the top story on our homepage.>>> a family is looking for help in locating their son who has been missing for three weeks. 19-year-old jan derek -- was last seen 19 days ago. he left his home headed for san francisco. his parents say he doesn't drive and relies on public transit.'s clipper card shows activity at the montgomery station the day he disappeared. no activity since or on his phone or bankcard.>> 19 days is a long time. we want a positive outcome for the family.>> he did not bring any close. if he planned to go away you have to bring something.>> he has never gone away overnight without letting them know. the county sheriff's

a mountain lion was captured after it was spotted behind a housing complex. now we are learning more about what is next for the 82 pound big cat. it all happened on diamond heights boulevard friday afternoon. in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood. kron4's charles clifford has more on the capture of the 18 month old cougar. friday morning, neighors here in the diamond heights neighborhood of san francisco spotted this mountain lion crouched or possibly sleeping in some brush. sfpd officers arriving on scene kept the area clear until the california department of fish and wildlife arrived. the decision was then made to tranqulize the animal and move it to a safe location.sotthe lion was started twice. the first time while it was on the hill, as a result downhill it appearswe waited approximately 10minutes and administered a second dosage of the drugthe capture of this cat is the third mountain lion encounter in san francisco in this month. a week ago, salesforce ceo mark benieoff spotted a mountain lion on surveillance video outside his home near san franci

police were here to stop that mountain lion. if they had to. but the crews were able to remove it alive. a mountain lion walking slowly through his apartment complex in san francisco catches his eye. >> i just looked and i was like, that's actually the mountain lion. >> reporter: he was having coffee a few feet away from an 82-pound cat. >> the mountain lion was right outside my window. because of the hill, the elevation, it's almost eye level. >> reporter: he knew a mountain lion was cently caught on security camera and knew it wasn't safe for the cat to be in san francisco. >> the dispatcher was like are you sure it's not a coy owe at the? yes, it's 5 feet from me. >> reporter: police, animal care and control and fish and wild life monitored it from his participant. it hunkered down in the rain. police stood by in case it took off, while fish and wild life waited for the right moment to shoot it with a tranquillizer dart. after a second dart, fish and wild life took it away. experts say it's probably the same animal caught on p camera earlier

captured earlier this week is the same lion they tranquilized today. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> now, the mountain lion was taken to the crystal springs area on the peninsula. it walked away with an ear tag and a gps tracking device that will be monitored by the uc santa cruz puma project. they'll keep tabs on it. if you have the abc 7 news app, you received a push alert this afternoon about the mountain lion sighting. click on the alerts and you get to see where else they've been spotted. you can get them by downloading the abc 7 app and see push alert. it works on apple and android devices. >>> it looked like a scene out of a movie. they posted pictures and video minutes after a mercedes slammed into a gas pump at the chevron station near pe knoll road. >> the driver got out amazingly and thankfully was not hurt. gas station employees hit the emergency shutoff valve to prevent further damage. >>> all right. let's turn to the weather now. there were showers off and on much of the day. most of it have moved east. so are we in the

mountain lion.ntain lions or pumas known to inhabit the mountains. most tagged and documented. the big cat has no tracking collar. nothing is known about its where abuts except that it likely had to cross one of the busiest freeways in the country to get here. >> it is actually kind of amazing actually that we still have mountain lions in los angeles. seth riley, ecologist with the national park service which tracks mountain lions says they're not usually aggressive to people. >> pretty clear mountain lions don't think of people as prey. because, this mountain lion is seeing thousand of people every day. like thought of people as prey it would have, attacked someone. >> what is a concern is how the big cat will interact with the only other mountain lion known to stalk this area. he is called p-22. he became something of celebrity when he was caught on camera near the hollywood sign. and mountain lions are extremely territorial. >> if it is a male what happens between p-22. if it is a female. do they

(steve)the mountain lion was spotted this morning...(pam) several agencies spent much of the day looking for the mountain lion .. before they finally were able to track it downand tranquilize it.. just before 2:00- this afternoon.. they found the cat in the area of duncan and diamond streets, in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood.((dbl bx)) that's where kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight with the latest... charles? friday morning, neighors here in the diamond heights neighborhood of san francisco spotted this mountain lion crouched or possibly sleeping in some brush. sfpd officers arriving on scene kept the area clear until the california department of fish and wildlife arrived. the decision was then made to tranqulize the animal and move it to a safe location.sotthe lion was started twice. the first time while it was on the hill, as a result downhill it appearswe waited approximately 10minutes and administered a second dosage of the drugthe capture of this cat is the third mountain lion encounter in san francisco in this mo

> we have more details on mountain lions in san francisco. a few years ago they were virtually under heard of. then the first known sighting in city captured in june of 2015. in in the sea cliff ribbed neighborhood. not far from the recent siting. at the time animal control workers cannot remember sights that far north. the cat is believed tor my grate four-door the peninsula in search of new territory but eventually lester the city on its own. >>> okay the weekend is here. at times it was heavy. we have had rain on and off across the bay area today. look at the time laps now we put together taken from the traffic cam at the goldengate are gate. you can see the rain clouds rolling in north of the bridge. the san jose traffic cam, how about that a rainbow across the south bay. skies are beautiful. the rain isn't finished yet. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it was coming down heavy earlier. >> a lot of it has moved out only about .05 on to quarter inches on doppler radar. a few isolated showers in the south by. it's not fallin

. >> this video of a mountain lion strolling by. the presidio and the other yesterday in the parking lot of china beach near the southern end of the presidio. there are already coyote warning signs. >> now they need the mountain lion warning signs. >> the california department of fish and wildlife tells abc7 news, while it is unusual to have a mountain lion in the city limits of san francisco, it is not as surprising to see one near the open areas in the presidio. a mountain lion's home range can stretch up to 400 square miles. officials say it is possible the lion wandered here from the

it is unclear if this is the same mountain lion. either way, police are saying if anyone sees a big animal, do not approach it. call 911 immediately. it's not clear whether or not the officials here plan to tranquilize or otherwise render safety from this animal. at this point, we haven't talked to anyone efficiently -- officially about the game plan. again, anyone who believes they have seen this animal, call 911. do not approach and be safe.>> henry, our people still free to come and go and can people walk on that sidewalk?>> members of the media were asked to move away from the media and where we were to the opposite side of the street so that looking lose wouldn't get into any more issues as far as traffic control . it is lightly raining at this point. we see people walking their dogs and again, traffic is flowing normally. because i want to air on the side of caution, if and when they do have a confirmed sighting of this big cat, i'm sure they will block off the street. at this point, they are looking into these cypress trees.

i can't even get pie dog to sit and they've got these lions 69ing, really?e, or maybe he's just jealous because i know i'm jealous. i mean look at that guy, huh? look at that guy. i ever been so satisfied you lost control of your tongue-- (laughter) what kuna matata. i would love to be on that safari. mommy, are those lions making babies, no, sweetie, they're just having a good time. now, now, kenyan politicians have actually threatened to isolate these lions. that's what they said. arrest them and isolate them from one another. but i say why not just send them down under. >> big celebrations celebrationa today as parliament votes to legalize same-sex marriage, more than 60% of answers voted yes to gay marriage in a survey, that would make australia the 26th country to formalize same-sex unions. >> trevor: yeah, whooo! (applause) give it up for australia. but at the same time, it's like only now? how could a country who invented the hemsworth not be cool with men admiring men. and whatever they're putting in the water in australia is clearly workingment beca

so the same male mountain lion made its way here to diamond heights. now, san francisco police did have their guns at the ready but in the end, this cat was tranquilized. >>> reporter: this is the mountain lion that was found in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. the 82-pound 18-month-old male somehow made its way north from the peninsula. a state fish and wildlife official shot it with two darts around 2 p.m. wildlife experts covered the mask to keep the eyes from drying out. it started earlier when residents spotted the mountain lion near duncan street. >> it's scary. usually we don't see --i have never heard of a mountain lion up here. i have heard of coyotes around the neighborhood. >> reporter: the state fish and wildlife official who tranquilized the animal explains how it got to san francisco. >> it's very common for mountain lions of a young age, they do dispersal where they try to find their own territory. it's not uncommon for them to go through cities. frequently when they go through the cities, though, people don't spot them and

the mountain lion was not hurt and is being returned to a rural area. but there are still questions tonight as you can imagine, as to why it came to this neighborhood in the city. an abrupt end a hours long stand wrof i don't have. a mounen lion rolling down the hill in the diamond heights neighborhood after being hit with two tranquilizer darts. >> the lion was not injured. >> afterwards it was moved to a truck where it had a mask and the paws tide. >> the drug doesn't allow blinking. >> he says the twitching is a side effect of the tranquilizer but that the cat was not in any pain. this all started when calls started rolling in this morning from people saying the big cat was in the hills between apartment buildings. >> we received he authorization from an area that the mountain lion the buyologist said it was previously located to relocate to that area. >> the area is near crystal springs on the peninsula. the big question is whether this is the same big cat spotted on camera twice this week outside of salesforce ceo marc ben jaafs frist home. >> it's

police tracking a mountain lion right in the city. we'll tell you where it was found and what's next for this animal. >>> i think we might be fighting a losing battle. >>> it's not big cats. wild pigs is what we're talking about. >>> and honoring america's veterans. what you can do all weekend long on. >>> and how about all weekend long? not having to fight this kind of traffic on a friday. oh, boy. headed to the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound, it is very slow. it is not even raining there. eastbound, we can't really tell. it looks okay. >> i was in that a couple hours ago. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn

mountain lions are rare in san francisco. but not unheard of. officials say they believe the cat is the same one that has been spotted several times in recent days.>> reporter: this is the lien that was found in san francisco diamond heights neighborhood. the male somehow made his way north from the peninsula. and official shot it with tranquilizer darts around 2 pm. wildlife experts put ointment in his eyes and covered the animals face with a mask to keep his eyes from drying out. he began several hours earlier and residents a spot at the lien on diamond heights boulevard.>> it is pretty scary. usually we don't see -- we have never heard of a mountain lion appear. we have heard of coyote >>>> reporter: the officials who tranquilized the animal explained how it ended up in san francisco.>> it is very common for mountain lions of a young age to do dispersal where they tried to find their own territory. it is not uncommon to go through cities. frequently people don't happen to spot them and they discovered they are in a bad area and could find the

give the mountain lion a chance to move on. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area use. >>> sales force ceo busy week. >> still to come, certain people being asked to send naked photos of themselves to facebook. it's part of a pilot program to crack down on revenge porn. >>> plus a move to change the national anthem. why one group says the lesser known third verse is the problem. >>> we're tracking developing rain throughout the north bay right now. we'll have full details in our hour by hour time line. at the center of a debate for more than a year. now, the n-double a-c-p says it >>> the national anthem has been at the center of a debate for more than a year. now the naacp says it's time for the star spangled banner to go. the california chapter says the song is racist and wants it to be removed add the country's national anthem. the reasoning is a third stanza of the song that's rarely sung. they say it references slaves in america. >> we're not trying to protest the flag at all. we're trying to get it

. >>> now to a mountain lion in the middle of san francisco. and one man has quite the story to tell after spotting it outside of his apartment window. he took these photos of the 82-pound mountain lion in diamond heights yesterday. he says it was moving slowly, probably to look for a place to rest. he knew a mountain lion recently was caught on security camera outside of mark benioff's home near the presidio, so thinking it wouldn't be safe for the lion to be roaming around the city, he called 911 and the dispatcher didn't believe him. >> even the dispatcher was like, are you sure it's not a coyote? i'm like, yes, it's five feet from me right now. and it's a mountain lion. >> california fish and wildlife shot the 18-month-old male with two tranquilizer darts. experts say it was not injured. last night, crews released it into the wilderness of san mateo county. it now has an ear tag and a gps tracking device. >>> have you seen this man? he's wanted by san jose police for a homicide. his name is still a mystery but investigators do know these fo

. >>> caught on camera, mountain lions in san francisco.unusual and what's not surprising abo (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> some new information on what seems like a new trend in san francisco. there have been two mountain lions sightings this week. how rare is that? only one in the last 107 years. melanie woodrow. >> reporter: the presidio was talking about its newest edition. mark bent yok posted this video of a mountain lion strolling by. pam feldman who walks there every day, said she hopes she doesn't run into the big cat. >> it would be scary. >> reporter: the presidio said there have been at least two reported sightings in the last few days, one monday and the other yesterday in the parking lot of china beach near the southern end of the presidio. the california department of fish and wildlife tells abc7 news, while it's unusu

they say today was the first time they have captured a mountain lion roaming in san francisco. kpix5's andria borba is in the diamond heights neighborhood where the big cat was finally cornered this afternoon. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, take a look behind me, the hill you see is where the big cat was cornered for about four hours this morning and afternoon before it was finally captured. this is how an hours long standoff in diamond heights ended. with not one, but two tranquilizer darts to the backside for this mountain lion. >> we are encroaching in their territory so that is what they are doing. >> reporter: the big kitty commotion began this morning when the mountain lion likely searching for his or her own territory got lost between two apartment complexes on diamond heights boulevard. >> based on the location where the lion was, it couldn't have found its own way back into a wildlife corridor. >> reporter: after waiting hours for one of the few tranquilizer authorized fish and wildlife agents to arrive on scene, the cat was on the receiving end of one dart that didn't

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. >>> today game wardens, captured a mountain lion in san francisco after a series of sightings over the last week. surveillance video shows the big cat 6 days ago. likely the same one captured today. melanie woodrow watched it go down. >> reporter: officials say it took two tranquilizer darts to sub subdue this 80 pound mountain lion. >> my roommate called me and said hey there's a mountain lion around. >> it's crazy out here right now. >> reporter: officers let diamond height village residence to keep the area clear. at one point this afternoon creating a road block. >> more likely something you'd see in sierra here than santa rosa. >> reporter: which may be why the lion wondered here. lieutenant james fired both crank crankalizing adults. >> it went very well, the mountain lion was not injured. >> reporter: the lieutenant says it's normal for an animal to switch from the stimulation. the project will put a radio collar on the lion so they can track him. >> from what i heard they had permission from crystal spring area to do a release. >> reporter: no idea if this is the same lion

arrived. the decision was then made to tranqulize the animal and move it to a safe location.sotthe lion was started twice. the first time while it was on the hill, as a result downhill it appearswe waited approximately 10minutes and administered a second dosage of the drugthe capture of this cat is the third mountain lion encounter in san francisco in this month. a week ago, salesforce ceo mark benieoff spotted a mountain lion on surveillance video outside his home near san francisco's presidio. then this past wednseday, it happened again.at this point fish and wildlife isn't saying for sure that the cat captured on friday is the same one seen earlier in the week. but mountain lion sightings in san francisco are rare, diamond heights and the presidio or relatively close to each other and three sightings in just seven days suggests it could quite easily be the same animal. sotwe will compare measurements and physical characteristics.as for how this lion managed to find it's way into san francisco, fish and game speculates that young cat searching for a home.sot15 it's very common for mou

. >>> today game wardens, captured a mountain lion in san francisco after a series of sightings over the last week. surveillance video shows the big cat 6 days ago. likely the same one captured today. melanie woodrow watched it go down. >> reporter: officials say it took two tranquilizer darts to sub subdue this 80 pound mountain lion. >> my roommate called me and said hey there's a mountain lion around. >> it's crazy out here right now. >> reporter: officers let diamond height village residence to keep the area clear. at one point this afternoon creating a road block. >> more likely something you'd see in sierra here than santa rosa. >> reporter: which may be why the lion wondered here. lieutenant james fired both crank crankalizing adults. >> it went very well, the mountain lion was not injured. >> reporter: the lieutenant says it's normal for an animal to switch from the stimulation. the project will put a radio collar on the lion so they can track him. >> from what i heard they had permission from crystal spring area to do a release. >> reporter: no idea if this is the same lion

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in sim bazimbabw beloved lion being studied. walter said, if i had known this lion had a name and was important for its study, i wouldn't have taken it. he was forced to close his dental practice two months, his vacation home vandalized. in 2016, the obama administration listed the lion as threatened and barred americans from bringing them back as trophies after africa lost 43% of its lions in the previous two decades. but the u.s. fish and wildlife service disagreed earlier on friday, saying the killing of trophy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant. arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning, the big debate. will the dollars spentjestic an species, or is it an excuse to put a trohphy on the wall. >>> questions swirling around roy moore amid growing allegations he had inappropriate contact with young women decades ago. on friday, moore's wife came to his defense along with dozens of other women who say they stand behind him. maya rodgu with more on this. goo

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lost 43% of its lions in two decades. but the wildlife service disagreed. saying the killing of trophy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning the big debate. will the dollars spent to hunt these majestic animals really help save the species? or is it just an excuse to put a trophy on a wall? for "today," tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> questions still swirling this morning around alabama senate candidate roy moore amid growing allegations he had inappropriate contact with young women decades ago. on friday moore's wife came to his defense along with dozens of other women who say they stand behind him. nbc's mya rodriguez is in birmingham with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. well, both sides are bracing for the final 25 days of this campaign. but it's questions about the past behavior of the republican nominee roy moore that continues to divide this state. in a little more th

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the last time, the lion found near downtown san matao in 2015. actually, five blocks from where you guys meet. thought i would pass that on. you get called on to do stuff and we live with nature and in and around nature and so it's part of our business of managing the watershed. >> did we name the mountain lion? >> it has an identifyer for radio tracking, but not a name. >> would you like a name? [laughter] >> all right. thank you. any public comments on the puma? okay. >> and that concludes my report. >> all right. thank you. madam secretary? >> next item is item 8, a workshop, capital improvement strategy for sewer program treatment facilities. >> good afternoon, commissioners. it's a pleasure to be here to present to you the status of the wastewater treatment improvement and strategy. i will summarize the approach that we used in conducting this process of the we'll first focus on phase one and then look at phase two and three. when we go through them, we'll look at them by treatment facility, northeast and oceanside. and then i will present a