they're eligible to receive these funds since bayes do collect a tax here in san francisco. so we've overall have received -- let's see here -- i'm going to ask my colleague to help out. >> supervisor mar: so the formulaic funds are received by the transportation authority, it's about $2 million per year. the first three years were programmed for san francisco public works resurfacing projects. we haven't decided or the transportation authority hasn't decided how they're going to spend future years of formulaic funds. thank you. i did have a question about the sunset parkside pavement renovation program. i'm really happy to see this being the priority for the funds this year. it looks like the bla report says that -- this was chosen because of the poor state of the streets in the sunset and parkside generally. there's a pci score of -- in the mid-40s. but then it says: upon completion of the project, public works expects the pci score to rise to 100, which sounds great, but is that real -- what does 100 mean and is that realistic? does that mean that we're going to have perf

pr183 acres in the area of marshall you wrote an inte >>people across the baye rushin generators at a fear that they could be without power for days on end during fire season. all of this comes as pg new course announced that they ma danger days because of this one family business, a santa rose has been selling generators like crazy so fast in fact, there's struggling to keep up with demand. prices for new generators can range anywhere from a few $100 to a few 1000. >>every other call is since i got the peach in the announcement. i need to get a generator, i'm either a medical equipment, my pump won't work. i have children i can't make it 5 days we had a customer that had a million dollars in coy fish. >>so they have to keep the area some pumps running. >>if you buy or own a backup generator pg e is advising that you please please please read the instructions know how to safely use it. and you can of course track the hot temperatures in your neighborhood and stay connected on any fire danger updates with puse alerts provided by the kron on the kron 4 mobile app so if you haven't done

low 70s downtown and by the baye ect afternoon to be outside today. very small chance of rain. weather for the double-header, nationals and ckies. first game 1:05, second game 7:05. both games should be able to be completed today without weather delays to worry about. heat and humidity return next week. >> all right, chuck. thank you very much. another local news update in 25 minutes. nowow back to the "today sh seeod i itched from dodge. we switched from ford. i switched from ram. i switched to evy. we switched to chevy. for dependability. for technology. for the muscle. and just look att. adios, lexus. bye, bye, ford. we switched to chevy. couldn't be happier. see for yourself why people are switching. at the chevy all-star open house. or add another chevy to your driveway. current gm owners can get over $5,100 below msrp on this equinox.er chevy to your driveway. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, hot seat. all eyes on capitol hill as robert mueller prepares to testify before congress. the former special counsel set qto answerstio

the baye-monsanto merger and a couple of others that have taken competition out of the marketplace for things like technology and seed. they're all selling the same products. and that's part of what has held our input cost high because there isn't really a great option out there in competition to lower our input cost. so there are a bunch of different things related to that that are holding input costs up even as our ability to sell declines, but consolidation is certainly a component of that in the major companies. >> thanks. mr. davis, back to you. disaster relief is obviously front and center for you right now. i've been working on this particular issue, what i would consider probably like an hsa account for farmers. that is to allow farmers to essentially fund their owner disaster relief while they -- their own disaster relief while they await a crop insurance payment or appropriation or whatever. i think in many cases it could make the difference in folks being in business today and making it another year or not. let me ask you this -- if you had such an account, if you had access