the cpuc orders that cheryl taylor talked about. failure to meet regulatory requirements has financial and reputational consequences. to sum up, delegating limited and conditional authority to the general manager will help us move quickly and acquire the most cost effective power supply resources to serve our customers and meet our regulatory requirements. it ensures that when we have products to sell, we act at a commercial pace and achieve the best price for our customers. thank you for considering this item today. i want to publicly recognize the collaboration between p.u.c. staff and city attorney to develop these agreements. i'm available to answer any questions you may have. >> president moran: commissioner paulson? >> commissioner paulson: that's quite list of flexibility type of issues that you have listed on here. i'm sure you added that all up. i have couple of quick questions. when you say this is a limited list. i was thinking this is going to be a comprehensive list so that the flexibility, so you don't have to come bac

the cpuc order the utility to create a plan as a condition to approve its bankruptcy.rface area will now be divided into five regions statewide. the bay areas one. pg&e says creating regional operations will improve safety and local responsiveness. the cpuc has directed pg&e to hold townhall meetings in each of the five regions as it works to implement activities that will best serve its customers. >> enough is enough. that's what some drivers who work for app based right and food delivery services are saying as they encounter unruly and sometimes combative customers. abc7news reporter david lou attended a rally in san jose that many hope will lead to more protection. >> gig safety now! >> that is the plea by the drivers who answer your app request for a ride or deliver your food and their supporters. according to research by their allies, 50 app based workers have been killed in the past four years. others have been assaulted. the incidents captured on dashcam's that document the danger they face. a college-educated immigrant from columbihared what happened to her las

the cpuc says pg&e didn't follow the rules when it came to notifying customers that it would be turningow has 30 days to respond to the cpuc either by paying the fine or by requesting a hearing it also has to correct these mistakes in the future in a statement to abc 7 news. pg&e says public safety power shutoffs continue to be quote unnecessary tool of last resort and says it has already made improvements and notifying customers when these events happen from seven on your side tonight. what started with a gas leak ended with a water pipe break for one san jose woman and as michael finley reports whole ordeal began in january of last year and it didn't end until a few weeks ago 17 months later. christine cogulatory walks us to the front of her house. where the smell was here's what it looks like on google street view a neighbor originally alerted her to the smell back in january 2021 richard berman walks by the home every day on his daily walks for several weeks. he smelled what he suspected was natural gas. i don't know if i have more sensitive nose because there were other people didn

a member by the cpuc says the utility detected a fault on an electric line close to where the fire began near old soda springs road. the memo says pg knee was not aware of any downed lines in the area. it adds that the line was not equipped with the enhanced power line safety settings that would allow it to turn off power if there is a hazard like a tree branch falling on it. the fire has burned close to 600 acres and is 65% contained. well today is national gun violence awareness day, and it comes with the annual protest walk across golden gate bridge. that walk is hosted by a group of mothers every year. the california chapter of moms demand action. protests across the golden gate bridge, all dressed in orange, calling for an end to gun violence. this year's walk starts at 11 30 tomorrow morning. also on saturday, moms demand action. san jose will hold in arts and action event fundraiser. several law enforcement agencies are all coming together tomorrow to host a gun buyback and south san francisco. the event is at 10 o'clock in the morning at the north county courthouse there on missi

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with the pg and e power line near where there was a wildfire in napa last week in a memo from the cpucected a fault on an electric line of pg and e close to where the fire started near old soda springs road. that memo also says the line did not have the enhanced power lines safety settings that would let it be turned off if there's a harrod hazard, like a tree branch falling on the power line . the old fire by the way is fully contained after the rain we had over the weekend was such a blessing. i mean, like, even just, you know, like for your plants, but then, of course, when you talk about fire season, it felt so good. let's talk about getting out the door and we're starting on this on the peninsula. sell for traffic. that's right. if you're driving on one oh, one gaussian dave on the peninsula trying to get to the airport. i think you should hear this. dortmund one. oh one is slow coming from san mateo getting up to saint bruno in the airport because of a crash at milbury avenue. it's pretty thick dortmund 101. but if you're driving from san francisco to the airport it should not be

a memo from the cpuc says that the utility detected a fault on an electric line. close to where that fire began near old soda springs wrote. the memo says pg and he was not aware of any down lines in this area it has at the line was not equipped with the enhanced power lines safety settings that would allow it to turn off power. if there is a hazard like a tree branch falling on a line. fire has burned close to 600 acres. it is 65% contained. all the new covid rule went into effect today, here in alameda county, requiring people to wear masks indoors once again, health officials say the mask mandate is due to an uptick in severe cases, according to the cdc. alameda county's community risk for covid-19 is considered medium despite that, the county's health officer says in the last several weeks, covid hospitalizations have climbed 106 patients today, and the number of people in the icu has also increased. the order does not affect the city of berkley, which has its own health department. it also does not apply to alameda county schools . san francisco was also seei

in a memo from the cpuc, the utility says it detected a fault on an electric line.ose to where the fire began near old soda springs road, the memo says pg and e was not aware of any down lines in the area. it adds that the line was not equipped with the enhanced power lines safety settings. that would allow it to turn off power if there is a hazard, like a tree branch falling on the line, the fire has burned close to 600 acres, and it's 75% contained tonight. alameda veterans court seawall at bay farm island is the recipient of some federal funding for community projects in this year's budget news conference was held there today with some east bay elected representatives and community leaders. including congresswoman barbara lee, she helped secure $1.5 million in federal funding for the seawall project. alameda mayor as he, ashcroft talked about how important the project is to the city of alameda. this work is the first step toward entirely removing bay farm island from the flood zone. and these federal funds allow us to complete this project and to protect homes, b

problems with the pgd power line near the origin side of wildfire in napa last week in a memo from the cpuc, the agency says it detected a fault on an electric line close to where the fire began. your old soda springs road. it adds the line was not equipped with enhanced power line safety settings that would allow it to turn off power if there is a hazard, such as a tree branch falling on the line. the old fire is fully contained, thanks in part to this weekend's rain. we'll get you some breaking news now up in the north bay in petaluma, where crews are at the scene of a fire at the petaluma municipal airport on sky ranch drive on the eastern side of one oh, one. there are reports here of a plane and a hanger on fire. fire was first reported just before noon. we do have crews heading up to the sea now will bring you more information as we get it, but again reports that a plane and a hanger on fire at the petaluma municipal airport, a small airport a major one, but still is by quite a large number of people getting in and out of the north bay will stay on top of this and bring you more as we

a memo from the cpuc says it detected a fault on an electric line close to where the fire began.old soda springs road. it adds the line was not equipped with the enhanced power line safety settings that would allow it to turn off power if there is a hazard, such as a tree branch falling on the line. the old fire is fully contained, thanks in part to this weekend's rain. well still to come on mornings onto the nine is covid cases are spreading quickly. health officials continue to point to vaccines and boosters as your best protection. the reason some parents are frustrated that they can't get young children. vaccinated. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus

this is critical is permission for operate electric vehicles in san francisco is regulated by the cpuc and the department of motor vehicles but not the city. there are very specific ways that we can participate and workshops and feedback is one of the ways where we can be most impactful. the next piece of state legislation that i want to talk about is senate bill 1480, which is remote accessible buildings. i mentioned this in the last report, but s.b. 1480 allows voters with disability to submit their voted potentially by e-mail or fax to the elections department potentially improving access to people with disabilities, particularly impacting people who are blind or have other physical disabilities. the bill is currently in the assembly. if the legislation passes, san francisco would have the opportunity to provide leadership implementation, especially if the department of elections is endorsed to do so by the mayor's disability council, so please keep that in mind. that's also legislation that i wanted to highlight today. i wanted to just remind folks related to covid response in the

this is critical is permission for operate electric vehicles in san francisco is regulated by the cpucwe move onto the next item, item 6? board discussion, a report on implementation of j.f.k. promenade and golden gate park accessibility improvements. and my presenter is -- hi, my blurry background is giving the interpreter a challenge. our presenter is lucas tobin from san francisco rec and park department and additional presenter is chava kronenberg, or excuse me, if the interpreter mispronounced it, from san francisco m.t.a. i will turn it over to the two of you. >> thank you chair and others. i'm chava kronenberg from m.t.a. can i share my screen or who will be presenting the slides? oh, i see -- can i just -- i'm going to have a minute to make sure i'm getting the right screen share. can someone verbally confirm that you can see my screen? >> i can see it, chava. >> thank you very much. so again, i'm chava kronenberg from the m.t.a. i'm joined today with my colleague, lucas tobin, from rec and park, and i'll let him introduce himself. lucas, do you want to introduce yourself? >> h

in a memo from the cpuc pg and he said it detected a problem on an electric line close to where the fire it also said that the line was not a grip with the enhanced power line safety settings that would allow it to turn off power if there's a hazard like a tree branch falling on a power line. the old fire is fully contained now after the rain we had over the weekend. 6 48 is the time. let's get you out of the doors on this monday morning salary, seeing some monday like traffic conditions out there. no allie, i think we're right where we should be. not should be, but right where we usually are, and that's things are beginning to fill in. so it's not lighter than usual at the richmond bridge. you can see some slow traffic. it was a little earlier, but now we've come up to those levels. at the bay bridge, for example, it is backed up where you might normally see it now. we might see a lighter volume and it's still out to be determined. we'll see what it looks like at eight o'clock, and then i'll be able to tell you more. it does look a little lighter on the same mateo and dunbarton bridges,