a vote? >> good afternoon. we represent the green party and the local grassroots organization. i would like to clarify what the advocates are asking for. what we're asking for is not a change of any of the current terms of the contract. that is not what this is about. the scope of work document that you have looked at which is about 19 pages, that is a product of ourselves, the advocates for local power, and the staff of the puc working together to come up with the tasks under the current contract that would be played out under this contract extension. this does not change any terms at all, all it does it specify that the puc staff is planning for this contract to do under the current contract. this is just a description of the work tasks. maybe there are some things with the legal thing, if that is a problem, we would just call this a set of tasks words. at any rate, to get to the substance of what was brought up in the previous item, so what this two page is from advocates asking you to attach that scope of work to your resolution, not as an amendment but just as indicating th

receive a penny from local power. there is no relationship like that. to get to some specifics about the work itself, just to put it in context the first part that june referred to that we need the sfpuc is largely a task of gathering information, voluminous information about pg & e and sfpuc and its rate pairs, etc., so that it's a huge amount of information that has to be crunched and then more work needs to be done to scope out the entire -- they were talking about scoping out the entire city for a full buildout of renewable and hundreds of efficiencies in hundreds of mega watts. in sonoma county, just that beginning part of getting rate pair information and analyzing that data that component all in itself cost $300,000. and sonoma has a similar size rate base as san francisco does. so i know you got sticker shock on this but the reality is this is what it takes to have a plan on a buildout an entire city. it's vital that you move forward this today so we can send the message to the is sfpuc so they can do their bigger part and get this done. and i'v

digital- only medium to provide a layer of local coverage. after that, the other positive things that i see our outfits like -- are outfits like patch and yahoo!, which is looking to create semi-pro or citizen journalism to take place, a new layer, stuff that was not covered at all before. observational community-oriented journalism. things that might have been restricted to an e-mail newsletter or in the distant past, some kind of mimeograph letter. those are positive changes to journalism, and they are happening at the local level. >> speaking of local, how many here have heard up hatch -- heard of patch.com? interesting. i love my local pact, not because they are here, but i follow it. it tells me what is going on in the schools, and it tells me what is going on down the street. but not many people know about it. i'm wondering why you think that is, or are you targeting certain communities that are covered by patch? >> and can you describe it for those of us that are not familiar with it? >> it is a hub for news and information f

>> i would like to bring up -- for a moment >> can you talk about a local builder out? >> this is to do generation and the efficiency contact. earlier, there is a discussion of jobs. this is an essential portion to the program. >> we had an issue related to studding something and this seems to me like you can put that on the blocks but sometimes that is not always that easy. with respect to the job opportunities in the southeast sector, what does that look like? >> this can range. this can range from electrician jobs and solar panels and from labor, this entails a variety of different aspects that people have and that people will be able to build a towards. >> thank you. >> i want to reiterate my support for any bill that because i feel that that is one of the great promises. this is because of the jobs component and transport and energy long distances, we're not contract in. that will get us through this first phase. i encourage the staff to work with stakeholders and work with the staff to come up with a viable financial plan to make it happen. >> and generate as many

he appeared to be a successful real estate investor with 175 clients, treasurer of a local boy scout troop and had a mansion in or yinda. some say their monday paid for the life style. >> it's hard. it's different when you lose money in the market but when it's -- basically taken from you... stolen, it's -- it hurts. it's like having a car stolen. it's -- you feel violated. >> miller's attorney says carl miller is going to do everything tronl make things right. his bail hearing is set for tomorrow morning. >> the fight over redevelopment funds is now headed to the state supreme court and the city of san jose is among those leading the charge. severe state cuts all but eliminated what many consider a vital tool at the local level. we are live now in san jose. >> this 126 page lawsuit was filed with the state of california. california redevelopment association and league of cities says stwhait is trying to do violates proposition 22 passed by 61% of the voters and makes it illegal for state to seize or redevelopment dedicated to local governments. the improvements at the civic center ma

a. local doctor's received an order it's a hospital i sat her off. the incident was put on record by the k.g.b. . today said it is still a local place of interest but the doctors don't like to comment on those events. therefore speed in involved quite rough methods as andreessen proof later recalled they fast in his arms and legs to the bad place to clip on his nose and pour it in your trisha's mixture into his mouth whenever he took a breath. in one thousand nine hundred three sacro managed to leak to the west a new work to be published then in response the soviet leadership started afresh bound to vulcan persecution one of the central u.s.s.r. newspapers published an article composed by four soviet academics who choose to sacrifice of instigating nuclear war against the soviet union mr sattar of if once you have the right to be called a comrade to win the working class can no longer call you so the soviet workmen deplore your miserable attempts to tarnish the soviet reality and can damn your outspoken treachery. these abusive letters are actually v

a local coffee shop hosted a workshop so mothers could ask questions about radiation exposure. the 40 seats is were quickly taken. at the workshop, experts answer the mothers' questions. >> translator: my son plays baseball. he practices on the dusty field every day. when he comes home, i'm always worried about him. >> translator: when my child eats something and i'm not sure how safe it is, i say to myself oh no. and it makes me so nervous. >> translator: i understand you all want to avoid risks. you may try to avoid anything you consider dangerous because it helps you feel safe her and reduces your stress. i thk that's okay. but i don't think it's necessary right now. >> reporter: the arguments about what to do can be heated. this online discussion is run by a local nonprofit organization that supports people who are raising children. after the earthquake, there are more than 250 posts about radiation. here's one argument about vegetables grown in ibaraki. >> translator: i feel sorry for local farmers, but i don't let my children eat vegetables from fukushima. >> translator:

we have a commitment to working locally with a local artists. we only higher san francisco and community-based artists. we focus on children and families. we focus on economic development. i am really speechless and thrilled at the opportunities in front of us to continue our work with the bayview opera house and to continue our work with the local school and to develop relationships with the local business community. i would be delighted to show you what we've done thus far in a deal and other communities. i really, in response to the comment this gentleman just made and also the work that juliette has been doing, we really will be looking forward to hearing from the community. how can we make a long-term plan for turning the area into a cultural district for the community and for the city and for the world? thank you. i am thrilled. president vietor: thank you. other public comments on this item? >> commissioners, i filled out my pcard just so i am on record for following the process. let me share with you, commissioners, a few thoughts. we ar

a sucker and bonus potential contacts were under k.g.b. surveillance. when the academic arrived in the city even the manager of the local pharmacy was specially instructed by the k.g.b. on how to behave should sacrifice suddenly show up a new body for you a state security officer approached me shoot your id card and instructed me as to how i was to serve sucker of you or me i was warned that if he happens to ask for permission to make a phone call i was to tell him the did not. in one thousand nine hundred eighty didn't and or a smidgen of was just thirteen years old one day he learned there was a local man whose name was only mentioned in whispers and ray and his friend decided to go and find out who exactly sattar of wards. went to the fortune the first thing we saw was a man sitting at a table it turned out to be a policeman wearing civilian clothes. where no idea where injuries to her have lived and his neighbors showed us the way from the elevator. we rushed from the elevators there was on the right where prost the press the bell without hesitation . i woman open the door seconds later we learned it was here in the

grocery store or a local pharmacy, whatever, a local macy's may need in that city? if it burns down, you know, the macy's in the local city is not going to come to overstock's rescue in utah. >> guest: and that's very cute, but i think we're confusing tax collection burden and tax burden. the tax burden in this situation is the consumers. and the consumer does use the fire department and the police department where they are sutting. their house burn-- sitting. their house burns while the ups truck shows up, that fire department's going to protect ups truck, overstock's box and the customer. you could make an argument that the state may not have the right to tax the income of overstock.com, although there's a lot of states that disagree with that, but that's the only direct burden on, tax burden on overstock. all we're asking overstock to do is collect their customers' sales tax. they collect sales tax in utah today, they presumably benefit from the fire protection and police protection that the utah sales tax provide to their corporate offices, but it's their custom

hundred eighty resident and or a smidgen of was just thirteen years old one day he learned there was a local man whose name was only mentioned in whispers and ray and his friend decided to go and find out who exactly sattar of wards. of the fortune the first thing we saw was a man's illegal table it turned out to be a policeman wearing civilian clothes. where no idea were injuries to her of lived and his neighbors showed us the way from the elevator. we rushed from the elevators there was in the right where pushed the door they pressed the bell without hesitation. but by woman opened the door seconds later we learned it was you in the ball and you're going to war she gave us a look of surprise and we all stiff and razor of lived there she told us to come in and with it. it was a sweet. while sucker of was busy in his study and re-examine the whole flat he remembers to this day the living room with the radio sets where sucker of used to listen to western broadcasts and the kitchen with a remarkable table which the academic had managed to repair without nails but what he heard from the sack of

a good thing. it is not like it's something bad is for you which are lying on prominent local leaders. or elite troops or a tribal like leaders so below call plans is good way to kilometer you know we often say that plans are terrible was it but when they were b.c. that we should always make it clear that what we actually mean is criminal plans mafia clans that leave however if it's just their family class. there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. block or says he told finn the author of head of the presidential council called civil society and human rights spotlight will be back shortly to break we'll continue this until the year in less than a minute so stay with us dale coaxed. him a. good. six. to. see. him spending the year interact as a military journalist. some ways still in the u.s. contractors there's going to be wasting their time. try not to get killed. i thought all along the length of. my family my. team of twenty seven days in a new place and publicising people invited to the night in the hope leads people started the base of the dialogue. chanting the slogan or waving

it's a web site called dry it local. idea is deep discounts for everything from a meal to merchandise at area retail stores. >> these are offers for a certain length of time. and then everyone who buys the deal will get an e mail with a coupon. >> ernie's offerings is $30 wornl of food for purchase of a $15 voucher. >> we track all of our advertisements and will see the return and if it's one extra person that is a success. >> in business, for 66 years there will be a deep discount deal in the coming weeks. >> and there is lots of different coupons out there. a lot of them like to use where you have multiple locations and we only have one location. so we thought we'd give it a try. >> and this will feature one new keel, marketing this site on social networking sites like fatesbook and twitter, and there is a link on our web site and thank you, laura. >> battles underway over the streets of san francisco. it's going on underground. there is a coalition of groups fighting at and t's proposal to install utility boxes on city

the leader of this project is kiyomi, a local venture capitalist. ki first noticed how powerful these tides were when he was the captain of a cargo ship. four years ago, he started his own company to convert tidal power into electricity. turbines with propellers are placed in the water. when the tide goes in or out, the propellers turn. the rotational force is sent to a generator above the water which converts the energy into electricity. water is much denser than the air that pushes wind turbines so tidal power is more efficient with less wasted energy. >> there are so many places like this around us. tidal power could be a huge asset to japan. we should use it effectively. >> reporter: suzuki's company spent three years inventing a uniquely shaped turbine. they found inspiration in tuna, which swim at extremely high speeds. the streamlined tuna shape avoids clogging from seaweed and helps the turbine spin more efficiently. even when the tide changes direction, the turbine adjusts with no energy wasted. last year the company began tests with the tur

. >> and there are changes after a local doctor was killed in a traffic accident. >> i am expecting someone to get killed in front of my house too,. >> that crash involved a big rig and a shuttle driving employees to san francisco general hospital. they collided in oak street during the commute. and a 52-year-old psychiatrist was ejected from the shuttle and died from injuries. he was an expert in psychotic disorders. three other people were hurt. one resident says that intersection is dangerous. >> this car will not stop. red light comes on, they're going through it. it's like really dangerous in front of my house, too. i have called city hall. the neighborhood called. no one will listen to us. >> and city supervisor says he heard a lot of complaints about traffic in that area and says the city commissioned a study of traffic pattern there's. >> police trying to identify the body of a woman found burning on a street in an upscale neighborhood. neighbors reported something burning in the middle of ivan hoe road around 4:30 this morning. and firefighters called police immediately. investigat

nobody came over to him. >> a story of survival, how local motorcycle rider survived a crash and was stranded for 22 hours. >> legal action being taken that controversial her treatment are safe. >> you are in labor and there is nobody there. >> her frightening story of abduction and rape that lasted for 18 years. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. jaycee dugar is speaking not for the first time. >> diane sawyer said down with a young woman who was kidnapped when she was just 11 years old. >> jaycee dugar talks about it all. being held captive in a dirty backyard. she is a survivor, one of the most correct -- horrific kidnapping stories of all time and she is ready to talk. kidnapped from her home in the fifth grade. she was handcuffed, raped and kept in a makeshift backyard prison for 18 devastating long years. >> you cannot be imagined being kidnapped and raped. you do what you have to do.

my name is cole berger, a local musician and deejay. i've known debbie a long time from san jose and actually deejayed for her in her house, actually, and had a projector on to the walls. two points i wanted to speak about were one, the way they were doing that aside from it being an interesting tech savvy way of providing somewhat of a live deejay with music for people from a mow motorors standpoint or deejay -- promotors standpoint or deejay standpoint, it kind of took a lot of the social aspect of it out of it. so while it was kind of interesting in some ways, i was having a hard time getting people to come down and support her business and support the music we all love because standing and sitting in a bar and listening and stuff when you hear something you like or you want to have a conversation with music with the deejay you can't do that if you're just a two dimensional thing on the wall. so that, while again it is interesting they did that kind of took away from the atmosphere of having a live deejay. so i hope that you can grant

a local resident says there are three more this the area. >> get them out of here. >> reporter: hearts pounding, we follow our own footsteps across the canal. >> it is a good day. >> reporter: after we leave, joneneupdates our team with facebook messages. >> we have worked more ieds than any marine team in the country since march. shortly after y'all left, things got pretty hairy. we spent a few days fighting a lot and ieds became more complex. >> reporter: things were about the get immeasurably worse. they're sent out on a routine mission. defuse bombs in five days. jones takes a wrong step, triggering the explosion. >> i wasn't feeling pain yet. i knew what had happened. my face felt swollen. i could see my legs were gone. i knew that just by the blood loss, i might not make it. i asked one guy to pray with me. told him to t tl my parents and my son i love them. >> reporter: his mother, skrois, was at home when the officers arrived to tell her the news. >> they wouldn't tell me if he was alive. they had told me he had lost both his legs. one below the knee, one above. they had to do