heather green with capital planning. i have no slides. but i'm here to just say thank you to all of the departments working on this and especially to the director rafael for all of the information that she's provided us in the partnership between our two departments. so we look forward to all of the climate action strategy work ahead. one thing that we know that we have heard in lots of different ways today from lots of different departments is about the fact that we'll need to invest and work differently. and we need to make sure that we have our priorities straight and we spend money where we need to spend it so we can achieve all of these goals. that is our office's area of expertise for the city. and we did something very similar years back for the seawall, we gathered experts together around a table and introduce aid working group strategy for the financing of that multigenerational need. and that's something that we look forward to doing on this front as well. so we'll look forward to that work and to showcasing what we plan to do i

. >> thank you everyone, i'm heather green. [indiscernible - low volume] >> here's the mic phone. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> i'll be all right, i think. let's see. can you hear me okay? okay, so i'm here to report back on the piece of the mayor's executi executive directive that our office took the lead on working and close collaboration. let me thank the department of emergency management, the department of public health, the mayor's office, our city administrator for making all of this work possible. the piece that i'm talking about is the inventory of locations available for use during future poor air quality and other weather-related events. the directive was issued in the wake of the smoke event that we had last fall, but as director carol was just saying, we have heat coming to us as well, and those are both important types of events that we need to plan together because the systems that treat them are related, hvac and cooling, and we need to look at these things in tantum. we also heard that smoke is dangerous and

. >> good morning, good afternoon, my name is heather green, and i'm the director of capital planningor the city of san francisco, and our deputy resilience officers. i was asked to present here today to give a little bit of city-wide context to the clean power work and the capital planning that will happen there. i'm here to provide an overview of our city-wide capital planning. i will try to be brief in my comments, but if you have anything you would like me to pause and talk about further, then i'm happy to do so. our tenure capital plan is a constrained 10-year plan. we are in year 13, and it captures $39billion of planned i investments. what is helpful here is to know how the capital plan helps us. it helps us to have conversations and to understand priorities as we are gathering input from stakeholders, because this is a plan that is to represent all of the stakeholders. the conversations we have with your offices helps us produce something that really reflects the will of the city. we do this every other year. we just approved the most recent one, as i said, and it is on depart

soccer star, message about kneeling that's going viral. eó2w heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first". did you see this, greenalling out repinoe, cheryl casone with the online reaction and there was a lot of it. >> yeah, that's right, megan repinoe became the first white athlete to join colin kaepernick in 2016 and she created more controversy last week by saying she would not go to the united states -- white house if the united states wins the world cup. army ranger and mma fighter spoke out on twitter saying i think it's tragic when one kneels during national anthem. i believe they do it out of ignorance and privilege, i do know that every man and women that wears uniform with american flag on the shoulder would willingly die protecting the person's right to do so. so that tweet received about 7.5000 likes, dan on twitter says having a right does not mean that one is right, another twitter using chiming in as misguided as she is, it's her right and gradually suit up again to defend it, however, do i think if she had so much to say for america, she should at least not play the team representing america. woul

. >> heather: you mentioned congressman al green. president trump took office that he has pressed the house to go forward with these impeachment hearings and things like that. he definitely says he is not backing down. listen to this. >> i still think we'll take some time and if appropriate we'll bring additional articles of impeachment. i believe the judiciary committee at some point has to do something with the investigation. i don't believe in paralysis by analysis. at some point if the judiciary committee doesn't act, i will. i have no desire to do this myself but i do believe the constitution ought to be honored. >> heather: he talked about what democrats will do moving forward. that's at least what he is going to do. >> so again i think we have to peel the onion back and make sure everyone understands what's going on. if for some far-out reason, it is not going anywhere in the senate where it has to go. therefore it is truly and 100% a political exercise. that being said i think as i said a moment ago, the democrats have to rec

heather: mueller will testify this wednesday on the russia investigation. congressman mark greenef the house oversight committee, says the russia report doesn't matter to democrats. he says they just want more screen time to push their 2020 narrative. >> i think that's ridiculous, like he's done this exhaustive report for the justice department and he's suddenly going to provide more details. that would either admit he failed in doing a comprehensive report or he was intentionally trying to do something like that. it's ridiculous to thinks he's going to come up with more details than he did in a two-year investigation and an official report to the justice department. that's what this is about. it's more tv for those guys to advance their 2020 narrative. that's all the democrats want out of this. heather: some democrats vowing to keep trying to impeach the president, despite their own party's majority voting down their efforts. let's talk about the extreme weather now. today, flash flooding and damaging winds are threatening several states across the u.s. forecasters sending the wa

is after john hickenlooper% medicare for all and the green new deal if you implement those ideas you will fedex the election to donald trump. heathertwitter? that mean was up immediately. let's talk about john delaney. speaking of online, his wikipedia page was updated. elizabeth warren ripped into him, don't understand why anybody would run for president if you are going to just say what you can't do. huge applause line, and he died at the hands of elizabeth warren during last night's debate. look at that. karina on twitter says before and after getting destroyed by elizabeth warren and look at this. i just managed to capture the exact moment of the debate when john delaney and elizabeth foreign snatched it. >> lots of moments. a big comeback as well. >> he received the loudest applause of the night. and one of the phrases she used to attack donald trump started as well. and part of it can be good. a standout moment. all about the love. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic candidates for president of the united states. >> r

heather farms in walnut creek. >> pg&e's wildfire safety power shut off program could also affect your water supply. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live in green hombb rae witht part of the story. kate? >> reporter: the pacific gas & electric, the word water is not in their name and yet the utility's new policies could actually affect your water supply. high up on a hill behind this fence are large steel tanks holding some of marin county's water supply. >> in the summer months we have about two days of supply in our tank. >> reporter: drew mcintyre is the general manager of the north marin water district. he says gravity pulls the water down pipes to homes in the area. but in order to refill the tanks, electricity is needed, a potential problem if pg&e decides to cut power during high fire danger conditions. >> based upon what pg&e was projecting for how long power could be interrupted for, we're planning for a worst case scenario which would be seven days without power. >> reporter: so the water district spent more than $200,000 renting and buying extra portable generators to work the pumps and maintain water supply. but your cooperation may

green as yours. >> you are so stupid [ bleep ]. >> that was said just within the last week in north carolina. that was the n word we had to bleep for you. joining me now, heatherter, veronica dollberg, justin simian. having a sip of coffee today. thanks for being here. the issue clearly -- i want to start with you, heather, on this, is that we now -- if you are watching earlier, whether -- if you are looking for a silver lining of this debate of the word racist -- this is what the president used -- is that now you have a democratic party potentially here in their debates to focus on this stuff that has not been focused on, not in 2016 and not since. >> yeah. i think it's incredible that we now have an opportunity to start talking about race in our country. how words matter. what happens when the rhetoric gets out of control. why it can be very dangerous. when i was at the white house, i had the opportunity to be the lead when the charleston nine shooting happened. that was an example of what happens when a young man who was listening to rhetoric, who had a racist belief, went to a church and ended up creating a horrific crime. that's a crime that's impacted a