as you are likely aware, the parties litigated these disputes at firk in 2016. we continue to wait for that ruling. acknowledgment of our long shared history in san francisco -- i've been with pg&e for 34 years, most recently in the san francisco division. they've made additions to legacy service. most significant was the agreement to grandfather all city loads prior to 2015 by not requiring the city to own and control infrastructure known as these facilities in order to continue taking wholesale service. pg&e only requires the city to own or control facilities on an ongoing forward basis for major load increases or greenfield li

as you are likely aware, the parties litigated these disputes at firk in 2016. we continue to wait for that ruling. acknowledgment of our long shared history in san francisco -- i've been with pg&e for 34 years, most recently in the san francisco division. they've made additions to legacy service. most significant was the agreement to grandfather all city loads prior to 2015 by not requiring the city to own and control infrastructure known as these facilities in order to continue taking wholesale service. pg&e only requires the city to own or control facilities on an ongoing forward basis for major load increases or greenfield facilities. again, as we continue to work on a long-term settlement of these disputes we're pleased to say that we've identified a path forward toward reducing many of the projects in 2018 and pg&e pledges to continue to work in good faith and collaborate with the sfpc and create efforts toward a long-term solution. thank you again for inviting us here today. i would be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> okay. so let me just --

we now have l our firk at the newest edition of "time" magazine, and there it is, welcome to america,nted immigrant child, and president trump is very image oriented, it will be interesting to see how he responds today. >> craig melvin in texas with more. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. we should note the other big story here in south texas continues to be the torrential rain and flooding as well. we are standing in front of the largest immigration processing center, and this is where the separations will happen, andve een a number of buses pull in this morning. at a vigil last night here, i can tell you after having conversations with numerous people there, what was anxiety and confuon as really given way now to suspicion and skepticism. there are still a lot of people along the border here in texas who are very concerned about the next step. a lot of folks not really sure that president trumpnd this administration are going to follow-through on precisely wha was signed yesterday. of course a lot of questions surrounding the mor than 2,300 children who have already