where we have a unique opportunity is to in particular look at carbon offsets, and, so, how we look at the rebuild of the digesters and turning cogeneration, mining power, the digestion and capturing method of nitrous oxide also covered under the greenhouse gas initiatives. those are opportunities that may produce money from thin air quite frankly. >> the people of san francisco should be proud we are ahead of the mark here. >> we are doing many things san franciscans can be proud of. the score card is one way to put it into a meaningful message for folks. we'll look to you to help perfect that. there are samples later in the presentation that are samples we would need to develop the score card over the next year i think with your input. the other thing from the revenue bond oversight is to consider price signals for water consumption and whether that be inclining blocks or otherwise. the rate [speaker not understood] board had been briefed a great deal and they are asking that we incorporate recommendations from all previous audits in the city services auditor and we go through the qu

it includes new sections such as certification, carbon offset and made with renewable energy or materiallaims. the ftc says the guidelines are also a win for consumers who will want to purchase greener products and can believe more about the labels that they're written on. >> good to know. >> and amex will let you know if you get any money back. >> i'll have to start opening that stuff that looks like junk to on him. >>> i'm not overly terrified but i don't want to be outside. >> the 73-year-old grandfather is accused of fatally shooting his daughter-in-law, tammy palmer, outside her home last monday. the 39-year-old mother of two. >> the victim is my daughter. she's 30 something years old. she doesn't deserve to be dead. >> reporter: tammy palm her taken out an order of protection against her husband, a move that allegedly angered her father-in-law. police say eugene palmer admitted the murder to his sister before disappearing into the wilderness. the following day police found his truck nearby and bloodhounds traced his scent to a camp site before the trail went cold. >> he had not fou

if the project has too high a carbon footprint we require offsets.very rigorous processing to through. in terms of renewable energy remember we're providing credit to the buyer. so it's the buyer we're looking at their financial wherewithal and their ability to repay more than the original exporter. that helps in a number of ways. one, it helps the start-up companies. if they don't have the credit, we're looking at the credit of their customers. frankly in the next 20 years i can't find anybody who thinks we will not need more renewable energy. i mean, we need more renewable energy. we need more resources. one way to get u.s. companies up to scale is open the global market to them so they don't rely just on our market. it brings them up to scale, brings the costs down and that's a win-win for american power users and exporters. >> gavin: i read roughly doubled the amount of loans on the renewable sign. >> we're at three-quarters of a billion dollars. it's up 20 times from before that. it's a tough market right now. that market hit some head winds fra