has control of the administration information xhivenlgs of the health service board board and systemo invest the trust fund assets you see the priority that all the investments shall be of the legal for insurance companies in california aim in the process of following up with outside council regarding the limitations but at that point no depreciation this board contemplates making bumps up against the lirmgs this language was adopted by the voters in 1937 i think so that in the early 90s a lot of other funds moved uaw from the language all still used in other parts of country and others limitations. >> just a moment. >> sure. >> just so we're clear i'm clear it says the character legal for insurance companies does that suggest that there is a more conservative view how we should be behaving in terms of how we invest in terms of find the faster growing thing in the marketplace to do whatever it can to increase the corpus of fund in our charge. >> i don't know that this was a limitation that the voters established in 1937 my understanding in 1992 other trust funds probably adopt the st

has control of the administration information xhivenlgs of the health service board board and system to invest the trust fund assets you see the priority that all the investments shall be of the legal for insurance companies in california aim in the process of following up with outside council regarding the limitations but at that point no depreciation this board contemplates making bumps up against the lirmgs this language was adopted by the voters in 1937 i think so that in the early 90s a lot of other funds moved uaw from the language all still used in other parts of country and others limitations. >> just a moment. >> sure. >> just so we're clear i'm clear it says the character legal for insurance companies does that suggest that there is a more conservative view how we should be behaving in terms of how we invest in terms of find the faster growing thing in the marketplace to do whatever it can to increase the corpus of fund in our charge. >> i don't know that this was a limitation that the voters established in 1937 my understanding in 1992 other trust funds probably adopt the

there was a board of regents, a member of the board of regents who was not part of the five who met with him who was very upset and has come out publicly and wanted to assure of a community that it was a vigorous debate on whether he should get the job. so it's not so much bruce harreld is or is not a good president or will or will not be a good president but the procedure itself was very flawed. catherine: there is no reason to know one or another whether harvard ever saw his resume. he waahired becausesehe was at ibm and had something important to teach about executing strategies at ibm. i'm not questioning his ability to be a good teaaher in that field. what he doesn't have is and i think that one of the tricky things about running a college or a university is every discipline does things differently. when we have a search and i've been on the presidential search, the biggest problem we have is for people in fields like mine, history, to uuderstand whattwe're seeing when we see a biochemistry cv and vice versa. it's hard to know what the rankg order of authors means, it's hard to know

items acted upon today will appear on the november 3rd board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated item one a resolution 30 years the district 2 to amend it's contract with health 316 for the services to enable the services for thirty thousand clients in community residential car facilities and increasing the contract to approximately, $107 million ending june we have dpw here to speak. >> i ran up here sorry i'm not that calm i work in dpw i want to apologize we had to continue this with respect a little bit inconsistent in the resolution the other thing about this contract this is confusing for us how to represent it was under an agency a called asian-american recovery services that merged with health right 360 they assume the contract that is why the contract changed we restarted when the contract transferred originally we were 6 years and 10 and back to 5 and a half that is the reason for the big reduction the contract merger happened mid year december 31st we inadvertently double counted the amount we thought we needed we're okay with the reduction that

my southern not so much about this board and our dynamics but alters some future board milestone mightome divided that the president and the superintendent could prevent the majority of board from hearing an item so we hope assures me there are she buildings there are provisions and codes that will prevent that from happening we're protected from that my question is do we want to explicitly state in the board's rules should there is much more divide and negative board i hope will not happen to have explicit procedures for the board to get an item heard from it in the superintendent and wanting don't agree. >> thank you. the reason at the time he was satisfied with the couples answer but on reflective i was think about the rule in the first place the rule stated not only had members of the board to put on an item that was done at that time, there was a lot of conflict between the superintendent and the board of education and the president of the board at a time with the superintendent refused to call a meeting bans their authorities i actually think we needed, you know, that is the kind

casco and importantly according to the board precedes and policies the board of education from the superintendent carranza. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney and good evening to everyone last friday, i had the privilege to visit the alternative school to see you are teachers be surprised with a golden impact challenge award for her creative approach for technology there donors and dr. facing on will use the technology to be creatively engaging her students and the implementation of a rob order of business program we were excited to see the look on her that faced and see the incredible support from the student and patterns congratulations to green dr. facing on the smartest balance all the time on line by thousands of students and as you may know replace the pencil and standardized tests those ascertainments are a common core curriculum and recently parents have received the scores and to help families make sense of reports the san francisco unified school district staff and over achievement assessment office will help to interpret the result theirs november 12th from 6 to p.m. the re

i met with the board of trustees the late milton jr. and he said ms. sandra are do you know how many african-american students graduated 3. >> i meant 3 percent. >> he said "no." i meant 3 he named them all this starts with us quite frankly that is why those data points are so important about preparation are we prep our african-american students for successful at the 34 year universities they gotten 3-d instead of zero d asa they've not manages that this is work data is important we want to look who is graduating with ds that limits their opportunities to a four-year university sometimes even one d if our stanford university system. >> we should be looking at school wide behavorial plans it treat the environment we endorse this process a lot of the large schools their not recommended in large numbers so that means we have to do activities to and also within our own schools and in our classrooms to incorporate it some inclusiveness so forcing ever talking you know maybe is teenagers you have to force them to talk but reinforce not just w

that have cases before this board. senior inspector, next item. >> joe duffy is sitting at the table in the front and representing the department of building inspection and scott sanchez planning department who is zoning administrator and representing the planning commission and carli short with the department of public works with mapping and now the superintendent of urban forestry congratulation please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments

he's here with his partner and family members and rent board staff and colleagues let's give a hand a round of applause for the gentleman for his service (clapping.) please come forward mr. wong (clapping.) please come forward mr. wong (clapping.) we'd like for you to say. >> few words if you can. >> well, thank you supervisors and the city and county of san francisco this was unaccepted and probably under deserved i really want to thank you city and county of san francisco for the privilege of work with the most excelled group of people i've ever met most talented and dedicated people i've ever met at the san francisco rent board and a number of members are here with us today. >> thank you and thank you, supervisors, thank you san francisco, and keep safe thank you very much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues now we will go to our 3:00 a.m. special order madam clerk this will bring us to the first 3:00 p.m. special order and somewhat complicated we have before us appeals for the 5m project in district 6 there are 3 appeals related to the environmental impact report the conditional use

that have cases before this board. sitting at the table is scott sanchez representing the planning department and planning commission and gene that the department of public works for street use please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments. there are customer satisfaction forms available. if you have a question about the schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow we are located at 1650 mission street, sui

that have cases before this board. senior inspector, next item. >> joe duffy is sitting at the table in the front and representing the department of building inspection and scott sanchez planning department who is zoning administrator and representing the planning commission and carli short with the department of public works with mapping and now the superintendent of urban forestry congratulation please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and other electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated have up to 3 minutes - no rebuttal. to assist the board in the accurate preparation of the minutes, members of the public are asked, not required to submit a speaker card or business card to the clerk. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the podium. the board welcomes your comments

this is beyond the jurisdiction of the board of supervisors, so the board will support dt and its effortluate any possible staffing reports during the annual process. >> the final recommendation is number 10. dt need to hire business -- new reorganization and new initiative. >> this has been implemented. this is largely beyond the jurisdiction of the board of supervisors, but as the department response indicated, there's an engagement process as apart of this pre-organization working on these efforts and have funding for additional staff to do so. and so that's the final recommendation, and with that, chairman yee, i propose that as our official response from the board of supervisors. speaker: thank you very much, supervisor breed. first of all, can we have a motion to file number one. >> because the recommendations three, four, and five has an implementation to be in the future, it will be need to be continues. >> i make a motion to continue item number 1 to the call of the chair. >> no objection, motion passes. now, can we have a motion to forward this item number 2 as amended to the f

we are very excited to partner with the mayor and board of supervisor and board of education and i are absolutely commit today working with the teachers union making these opportunities realty. enough from me, i think you should hear from somebody who is one of those educators and we are so lucky to have her. mr. mayor would you introduce her? she deserves to be introduced by the mayor. thank you for being here. >> thank you superintendened. simply, lindy dawnally is a speech and language teacher-i used to call it language arts in middle school. she is at the james lick middle school but we wanted her here to just talk about the challenges that teachers have but also her own experience so lindsey please come up and thank you for joining us. >> so, as mayor lee said my name is lindy dawnany and i'm a speech language pathology and work at james lick middle school and willy brown middle school. i'm here to tell you about my process purchasesing a home at 1400 mission. i was hired by the district a couple years ago and it was my dream job. when i moved here i was surprised how expensive re

>> the two the amendment that the board has voted on does not require a continuance so the board could adopt the ordinance on first reading with that the o m i meant supervisor tang proposed with or without the language i'm suggesting the board could denouncement today and pass the ordinance on first reading nun of the ordinances that were proposed so for will go back to the planning commission. >> supervisor tang have you passed the language for you're showcasing proposed amendment. >> yes. i wanted earlier. >> i'm sorry, i don't have it in my possession oh, this. >> okay. and can you read the ifktd bordering and sure john gibner, deputy city attorney again so the first efktd 3 understanding were removed in committee that would be at back in as part of supervisor tang's proposal the first finding is that from 2010 to 2014 the eviction notices with the rent board increased 45 percent and in specific neighbors the mission and the outer richmond and on the percent were significantly higher than the city average and the second proposed finding read san francisco tenants are bag displaced

board. i would support that. >> thank you. mr. driscoll. >> it's going to be a series of questions. i'm come back to the question in a moment, but since the representative from cowan is here -- you have had experience with your other clients who actually have hedge funds or absolute return strategies in their funds? >> yes. >> so your experience dealing with the answers to those questions that you highlighted, you actually have real experience seeing how these custodians operate their systems to deal with things, like private equity and/or special situations? >> yes. >> thank you for adding those questions to the rfp to start with. the thing about this motion then, if i remember correctly about this original rfp, because i do remember the first time it came to the board, the board pulled it off the calendar. that happened about two years ago. the board did that. secondly, this is a two-part rfp. there is the custodial operation and there is the security-lending operation. the first time we h

casco and importantly according to the board precedes and policies the board of education from the superintendent carranza. >> thank you commissioner vice president haney and good evening to everyone last friday, i had the privilege to visit the alternative school to see you are teachers be surprised with a golden impact challenge award for her creative approach for technology there donors and dr. facing on will use the technology to be creatively engaging her students and the implementation of a rob order of business program we were excited to see the look on her that faced and see the incredible support from the student and patterns congratulations to green dr. facing on the smartest balance all the time on line by thousands of students and as you may know replace the pencil and standardized tests those ascertainments are a common core curriculum and recently parents have received the scores and to help families make sense of reports the san francisco unified school district staff and over achievement assessment office will help to interpret the result theirs november 12th from 6 to p.m. the re

and at the july board meeting, i let the board and members of the public know that at that time, we hadeople, men and women working across 25 different states in the united states and 11, 500 jobs had been created just in the construction alone. now we have over 27 /stpaeuts and over 12,000 people working because of our project. so i always like to hand these out to our project and, of course, any members of the public who would like one, we will certainly give you one and they're posted on our sites as well. so that's the first item i wanted to report on. speaking of jobs, i think everyone knows that my passion in addition to small businesses, women, youth, and minorities are our veterans. in support of our veterans and disabled veterans, we work very closely with our contractors to make sure we do a lot of helmets to hard hats to do a lot of work for veterans in the trade. i attend today shores to plow chairs this week and it was a wonderful event. one of our team members received the award for excellence in their pro /pwo no work in representing veterans. they're doing a lot of good

but new york has made those hover boards >> those hover boards that we see people scooting around on, they're getting more and more popular and as they do laws and restrictions are becoming more and more popular. one of my favorite youtube gl bloggers he frequently cruises around new york city on youtu g bloggers he frequently cruises around new york city on his hover board but he got a lot of tweets saying did you hear those hover boards are illegal? >> let me show you how little nypd actually care on hover boards. >> he just do this. >> first he rides past a bunch of officers who don't even seem to bat an eyelash. they're worried about much bigger things than hover board. >> they don't care. >> after he doesn't get any reaction from officers sitting in their vehicles he approaches them. hey, officer? >> in the news they were making these things illegal. have they said anything to you guys about them being illegal? >> not illegal. >> not that i know of. >> have you heard about these things being illegal? >> have you heard about these things being illegal in the city? >> actually, yes

and the denver suburbs voters today are choosing whether to recall three school board members there,ut that vote has turned ugly over plans for reforms. the outcome of this vote has nationwide implications. >> teachers and parenting are getting ready to go door to door. >> this piece is about making sure that they actually vote. >> to convince voters to recall three school board members. >> we are just walking this morning with united for action. >> with colorado vote by mail deadline approaching they are taking to the streets of suburban denver, they disagree with what the board has done over the past few years. >> there are people that have not -- i don't know who it is that they seem to be doing the bidding for, but i don't feel like it's me, or my kids or my neighborhood. >> the board members are under fire for planned that included moving money from traditional schools to charter schools and paying teachers based not on seniority, but on their classroom performance. one proposal caused the greatest uproar, changing the advance placement u.s. history curriculum to down play civil

. >> if you think snow board fails are funny, then -- >> decent humor. >> why this guy doesn't share it. >> plus, the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini. >> and you're turkey dropping me? >> it is the season to break up. >> drop that turkey before thanksgiving. >> see why the sooner, the better. >> you're just telling me now while we're buying groceries? >> i've done it around that time but i didn't do it for that reason. >> it worked out perfectly. >> we're looking at dramatic footage from mount cook national park. this is in new zealand and it appears it's just a rock slide but it's evermore than that, because on right this minute, we specialize in those dramatic videos. photographer ryan taylor was out mountaineering, but he sees this rock slide but he also sees the glacier begin to collapse. >> i hope he zoomed in for a very far distance. >> looks like the perfect place. >> he says these boulders are about the size of buildings. i want you to pay attention to the top right of your screen. on at the same time. apparently, that's a regular occurrence to have a rock sl

>> the two the amendment that the board has voted on does not require a continuance so the board could adopt the ordinance on first reading with that the o m i meant supervisor tang proposed with or without the language i'm suggesting the board could denouncement today and pass the ordinance on first reading nun of the ordinances that were proposed so for will go back to the planning commission. >> supervisor tang have you passed the language for you're showcasing proposed amendment. >> yes. i wanted earlier. >> i'm sorry, i don't have it in my possession oh, this. >> okay. and can you read the ifktd bordering and sure john gibner, deputy city attorney again so the first efktd 3 understanding were removed in committee that would be at back in as part of supervisor tang's proposal the first finding is that from 2010 to 2014 the eviction notices with the rent board increased 45 percent and in specific neighbors the mission and the outer richmond and on the percent were significantly higher than the city average and the second proposed finding read san francisco tenants are bag displaced

and at the july board meeting, i let the board and members of the public know that at that time, we hadpeople, men and women working across 25 different states in the united states and 11, 500 jobs had been created just in the construction alone. now we have over 27 /stpaeuts and over 12,000 people working because of our project. so i always like to hand these out to our project and, of course, any members of the public who would like one, we will certainly give you one and they're posted on our sites as well. so that's the first item i wanted to report on. speaking of jobs, i think everyone knows that my passion in addition to small businesses, women, youth, and minorities are our veterans. in support of our veterans and disabled veterans, we work very closely with our contractors to make sure we do a lot of helmets to hard hats to do a lot of work for veterans in the trade. i attend today shores to plow chairs this week and it was a wonderful event. one of our team members received the award for excellence in their pro /pwo no work in representing veterans. they're doing a lot of good

the board will allow 210 speakers, 105 from each side, they each get two minutes. nathan 3:44 it paints the illusion that the number of folks who are opposed is equal to the number of supporters which isn't the case. cecil 17:18 splitting it 50/50 seemed to be the fairest way to provide both sides to speak at the public hearing. the iub is well aware of the outspoken opposition to the pipeline, but says so far their attorney says are more supporters have called in to speak at next week's hearing. cecil 18:16 as of 2 pm today we had more call ins to speak in favor of the pipeline than opposed." amanda/bam it's looking like it's looking like the number of people who want to speak on either side of the issue is going to exceed the limit. but the utility board is taking down everyone's name in case somebody doesn't show up to speak, or people don't take their entire two minutes. in that case they'll keep moving down the list to the next name. live in the studio, amanda krenz, local five news, we are iowa. jack: if you're for or against the bakken pipeline, the iowa uti

it's still subject to annual appropriations by the board. we do not have a development agreement or charter-mandate, so it's subject to the annual appropriations, but it's a clear signaling of our intentions to fully fund all of the services to serve this arena in a way that does not deprive service elsewhere in the city. it was very important that we had enough parking control officers to serve the site bringing people off of their existing beats. subject to a maximum annual deposit. so the fiscal feasibility analysis is our estimate for today, but in the year of first operation, and at least every five years thereafter, or more if determined necessary by the controller, the controller's office would estimate that maximum fund, take 90% of that and put it into this controller's reserve. so 10% again available for discretionary general fund use. and then create this $1 million dual event reserve. there is built in public review and accountability, if in a future year, a future mayor, or board of supervisors, appropriates less than the amount

dave, thissas been a long day for the utilities board. bruce, there are more than 200 people who registered to speak about the project. and even with a strict two minute time limit, it was an all-day process for the board to hear all the cedar rapids is probably no closer than 80 or 90 miles to the bakken pipeline route. but in this part of central iowa, it's closer to home and opponents wereeisible in heir opposition.n. sot/nat that was also true at the hearing site as opponents wore one color and those supporting the pipeline wore another. one cedar rapids man used his two minutes for a protest song sot/nat "i thinkhat you'reehearing is a diversrsty of thoughh and i think what you'll hear is a lot of people change their minds " but those supporting the project were singing a different tune in front of the bobod. they saw the potential foo an estimated two thousand to four thousand jobs during construction. " even though the lines cuts diagonal across the sate south of cedar rapids there will be a need for workers from cedar rapids, mari

and governor branstad says he'll stand by the board's decision... i don't think that we should say a blanket statement that eminent domain should never be used. but i also believe that the law that is in place that gives the utilities board the responsibility to do it is appropriate. "dakota access" says 68 percent of affected landowners are willing to sign easements... allowing the use of their land. a controversial memorial in property... the memorial was built in "youngs park"... it consists of a soldier kneeling in front of a cross. an advocacy group threatened to sue if it wasn't removed... claiming it was promoting religion on public grounds. last night the city council voted to move the memorial to private property. a new display... with no cross... will take its place in the park. two metro fire departments will not be fighting flames together... last night the windsor heights city council voted to keep operating its department as is. it comes nearly two years after the city formed a plan to merge with clive's department. the proposal was ex

the board welcomes your comments. there are customer satisfaction forms available. if you have a question about the schedule, speak to the staff after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow 78. dvds are available to purchase directly from sfgovtv. thank you for your attention. we'll conduct our swearing in process. if you intend to testify and wish to have the board give your testimony evidentiary weight, please stand and say i do. please note: any of the members may speak without taking so prelim you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> thank you, very much he item one general public comment an opportunity to speak on the board's jurisdiction anyone who would like to speak under item number one seeing none, item 2 commissioners questions or comments anything commissioners? okay item 3 the boards consideration of its minutes for the november 24, 2015, clirgz additions, deletions, or changes if not may i have a motion to approve. >> so moved. >> okay. thank you we have a motion from the vice president to adopt the min

the first is an ordinance related to our graffiti advisory board. last year, i had the effort to completely overhaul san francisco graffiti policy. we created a digital system to track graffiti to bring lawsuit to one of the defenders. we strengthened regulations to protecting our parks. we got all the city departments that deal with graffiti to start working together on combating graffiti. i enjoyed working with all of them, the mta, the department of public works, 311 and the san francisco police department. of course, the graffiti advisory board, a 25 member body of city officials and members of the public that is critical to the cause of graffiti enforcement. the gavel was very involved in the crafting of my legislation last year. they have been very supportive in its implementation. i want to help them be effective. the graffiti advisory board authorizing legislation in section feature article 18 passed in 1993. as you might imagine, it needs updating. currently, one of the members is supposed to be appointed bethe executive director of the dep

is called a fly board.y! this is sick! that's crazy! seems a good time to remind our viewers, i am not paid to succeed, i'm paid to try, so let's try. >> step into your boots. >> by step in you mean sit down? >> yeah. >> we will get you strapped up and then you slide into the water. >> yep. >> all right, mike, mike, you grab the jet ski in the corner of your eye, yeah, there you go. now, stand on that board. there you go. you see how it's pushing you back. >> yeah. >> you are good, just more on your toes, okay? >> more toes? >> yeah. >> more grace, more athleticism, more everything. this learning curve is a right angle. >> down, legs straight. there you go.tdown, legs straig. there you go.odown, legs straig. there you go.edown, legs straig. there you go.sdown, legs straig. there you go. down, legs straig. there you go. good. good. there you go. >> that's nuts. balance is one thing, and balance with grace, that's something else altogether. >> nice. ye yeah. yeah, man! you want to stay in a big circle and try

the board's exact mission is not yet clear. the board has yet to meet as a group. but uber will do so early next week. >>> amazon's ceo jeff bezos shocked the scientific world publishing this video of youtube of his rocket company blue origin bringing first stage of rocket back to earth, landing on its leg. this is something musk's company space-x has been try doing but haven't done it yet. disney says it will release a virtual reality star wars clip, something to watch with those special goggles. this isn't it. this is the "star wars" trailer that has fans going crazy. imagine something like this, but virtual reality, coming out december 2nd. disney partnering with google and verizon. you need a pair of the google cardboard glasses in order to see the virtual reality. but you can get those at verizon. it should be pretty cool. "new york times" recently did reports using google cardboard virtual reality glasses. it's a cool experience. >> i like that it's cardboard, so it's accessible. it's not a super expensive $600 gadget. >> it's literally a cardboard box, put y

much middle-income and e matrix and affordable housing people are to build on the when i was on the boards it was 15 percent now it is 12 percent the number is going down we know that after prop a of last year the developers like forest city and pier 70 are willing to build upward the thirty percent the middle-income and mirrored income folks in san francisco this takes independence and that takes experience to stand up to the development community that is making plenty of money and still built housing with a higher percentage of middle-income housing it the politicians stand up (clapping.) >> so i think we all agree that housing is an issue we've not built developments in district 3 hopefully talk about housing as a separate issue and homelessness and streets cleaning are separate we're working on all those things also for families transportation is a big issue and pedestrian safety i hear a lot about we're working very hard on improving the intersections especially around schools but for me parks and libraries i've spent the last 20 years working on george and the north beach library and

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was it difficult to get certain executives or boards on board? meg: it is a journey that you go through. you surface the idea, you talk about it, you run different scenarios. you have another meeting. and the board was fantastic. they did exactly what boards are supposed to do. they questioned, they asked for more data. but it was a very interactive process and we brought everyone along together to the right place. emily: you know obviously michael dell saw something in taking dell private. others said you could have broken up the company even more. did you consider all the possible scenarios? meg: we considered -- yeah, we considered a lot of different scenarios but we decided we wanted to continue to be a public company because we wanted our shareholders to get a chance to have that shareholder value creation. you might recall our stock price got as low as $11 or $12. we built the company back up and our shareholders and frankly our employees got to share in that in that value creation. i think that will happen again here. at least over the lon

sense of the contract approval strategy we're bringing introduce our commission and then on to the board. >> and now unless questions to schedule. >> so the scheduled you see up on the screen now is the same schedule i prepared at the joint meeting of the lafco and puc i've highlighted towards the bottom the dates that are key dates that are changing so as you can see we'll be providing phase one launch in march of 2016 as soon as possible to january 26th that is the 6 week slip we talked about at the last session and that will allow tow us to begin to serve the customers in april. >> this is the tight schedule as was the other we think that is an cheeshl schedule the stars have to align for nothing to change we're moving forward on the schedule and dual tracking the contracting activities to keep our spring 2016 launch date but the contracting it is one of the activities and this next schedule give us a sense of a little bit deeper of some of the activities we're pursuing so i mentioned the december 27th date for our commission approval of our supplier pool and moving forward then to th