michael heims, i'm the director of the clean s.f. program for the public utilities commission. nice to see you all again. i wanted to make one quick comment before i provide our content here about the last presentation, and more a point of clarification about some of the materials you saw at the very end of that screen. what ms. green was the existing capital plan for hedge gey power. and some of the values that were noted, one million dollars a year, those are related to the hedgy capital plan. we're starting the development of the very first clean power capital plan -- >> chairwoman: so it will have its on capital plan? >> yeah. and having the idea of ms. green come here was to start a foundation on the capital planning process, and we're going to build from that, and talk a lot more about what the p.u.c. is going to do. >> chairman >> chairwoman: >> today i'm going to cover our usual customer enrollment update that we provide every meeting. and we're going to provide a high-level year-end review. we just finished a fiscal year, and we thought it would be appropriate to take

it's a state that is trending blue, and so that's the gop held seat that heim' most worried about right now. >> arizona, for michaelin first read this morning, the gold standard of political news letters you called these two georgia senate seats a "peach of an opportunity." what do democrats need to do to win both of them? >> craig, you showed four states, and essentially for democrats to be able to win back control of the senate, they have to run the table on all four of them and win the white house. the problem really to me comes down to that alabama senate race. historically republicans have done very well and when you think about a presidential year with president trump, at the top of the ticket, it's going to be very difficult for senate doug jones, who was able to stun the political world a year ago. but when i actually, you know, so if democrats fall short in alabama, that means they need to pick up a race somewhere else and georgia provides them two opportunities as well as north carolina. you could throw in texas and iowa as well. the path is there, craig, but democrats, you know, need to have the things,