my name's christina wong from "the washington times." general, u.s. troops are expected to consolidate in the south and focus more on the east. as far as you know, what will consolidation look like? can you talk a little bit more about how you transition from a combat mission to an advisory mission will look like. and whether you expect for the spring fighting season. and how do you expect that we will be able to hold gains that we've mailed in the south. thanks. >> very good questions. i spent -- i worked hard over this past year to convince my leaders that the insurgency in the south is the greatest threat to the government of afghanistan. and if it should strengthen, that will provide a greater threat or the greatest threat to the afghan government. i say that because currently the south is the main effort. we need to maintain the pressure. the pressure in the south, we can't let it up. as we're going down on forces, we are also drawing up on afghan national security forces capabilities. capacity. getting the numbers up. most importantly, their wil

christina olague. we have commissioners mar, hope schmeltzer, and leah pimentel. the clerk is linda wong. we would like to think john and greg from sfgtv staff. please call item number two. >> item number two, approval of lafco minutes from march 23, 2012 regular meeting. supervisor campos: is there any member of the public who would like to speak on item number two? the seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, this is an action item. motion by supervisor avalos. a second by commissioner olague. without objection. please call item 3. >> community choice aggregation activities report. status update on clean power sf program. status update on proceeding at the california public utilities commission. status update on the state legislation. supervisor campos: great, thank you very much. we have three items under item three. i like to turn it over to robert, the assistant general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission. good afternoon. >> thank you, commissioner. i just wanted to give a brief update on, first of all, the program itself as we have conceived it. what i