. >> thank you, barbara hale, goods afternoon. i'm here to make a brief update on where we are at with the bankruptcy case and our efforts in acquisition. i'm going to do a highlight on the bankruptcy on the claims cases that involves pg&e. the regulatory, california regulatory and legislative activities that have been under way. so since we last briefed you, pg&e asked the bankruptcy court to find that inverse condemnation does not apply, which would relieve it of substantial claims against it. the court ruled against pg&e condemnation does apply. subsequent to that, pg&e reached a $13.5 billion settlement with wildfire claimants. you likely seen reports of this in the newspaper. it was covered in the chronicle today and there was quite a bit of anticipation of this happening, which was covered in the news as well. the settlement would cover pg&e 2015, 2017, and 2018 claims, which would include the campfire and the tubs fire. it also includes the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland, as well as others. so it includes wildfires ex

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