however, it did pass the senate in assembly, and is waiting the governor's signature. >> ms. hale, just to confirm. you said that 1088 has language that corresponded to sb901? >> yes, senator dodd accepted into 901 aspects of 1088. those ultimately did not -- we opposed those. those ultimately were not included in the version that's now before the governor. >> and 1088 was in the past legislative calendar? >> a yes, it was also being considered at the same time as sb901. >> is this the full and complete list of your watch, oppose, support list? it looks like there are some -- if that was omitted, are there others that are not listed here? >> there are others that are not listed here. the p.u.c. follows hundreds of bills each session. but i am highlighting for you here are the bills that had the strongest attention from us, from our clean power sf perspective. >> are all of the bills that would have influenced changed, or in some way affected clean power sf listed in these slides? >> the bills that had -- well, let me back up. many bills are introduced that could affect clean power

not aggressively, as senator specter did with ms. hale. >> melissa: you said you've been through reason investigation yourself when they looked into your background. i wonder, not doubting that this took place, is it meaningful that they didn't find anyone else along the way? one thing we have learned in this era is that when someone is accused of doing something, it turns out it was a pattern of behavior and a bunch of people come forward. it sort of that first person that has the courage to come out. if he has been through a lot of background checks, would it be surprising to you that no one has come out, or is it possible that there are more people in the wings in your mind? >> i would be surprised if there are more people in the wings, because of the thoroughness of these investigations. i can tell you from personal experience that they are extremely thorough. i guess they never heard of this woman, and she only spoke to her therapist. they had no reason to know of the therapist. but you are right, people who do what dr. ford is has a

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ms. barbara hail, the assistant general manager of cleanpo power. and also our executive officer, are you presenting on item number nine? oh, doing both. miss hale, thank you very much. >> thank you very much for having me. so today, i wanted to address a number of issues. hydrohe el-- source. >> large hydrois not considered renewable, so for example, the generation that we produce under our hetch hetchy program, that generation is not considered renewable for purposes of renewable portfolio standard compliance. but it is greenhouse gas free. >> supervisor ronen: right, right. >> and so it still has that value. we don't have any small hydro in our portfolios at this point. so what you see on the screen is our power content -- it the front of the power content label for the green service in 2017. and it identifies a customer's choices. you can stay with the pg&e service and receive 33% renewable. if you take cleanpowersf service, that bumps up 10% at 43% renewable, and our supergreen content is 100% renewable. and then, the backside gives more detail about where that energy's really coming from, what kind of technologies, and it compares it to th