cooley to think about this and respond later.you were talking about the demand and you were talking about all the different factors that should and could go in those discussions. at our tuesday meeting, our representative was talking about working with and involving the pacific institute in their demand projections. i would love to hear your thoughts if you were involved, whether you think those kinds of ideas were incorporated and how they did their work. it will be helpful to know that. >> you want me to respond now or wait? >> vice president moran: you can give the quick response now. if it's a longer response, we can get back to it. >> it can be relatively quick. one of my staff members was engaged in the conservation assessment wasn't framed around the demand forecast. it was looking at where are the opportunities for efficiency. we provided input and comments along the lines there are more opportunities available than what was necessarily captured. in this case was more focused on with a limited number of programs, how much

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heather cooley: there are a lot of issues when we think about sea-level rise. joining us for this nbc bay area special, "climate in crisis." it's been a year in which most of our journalistic work pointed toward the pandemic or the election or racial inequality, but we are not overlooking the health of our planet.

in fact, the big biggest cooley today near the coast and out towards san francisco temperatures there only in the upper fifties warm spot still right around 80 out toward vallejo and the fairfield. so cloudy start this weekend, then a sun cloud mix into the afternoon. we will not be completely sunny will have some visiting clouds throughout the afternoon hours and temperatures not moving around too much, mostly in the sixties. the coast, though kind of stuck in the fifties satellite showing you some low clouds offshore and then we have. some higher clouds moving in from the north, and some of their the fog is kind of already been flirting with san francisco bay this evening, so right now, our live cameras show and, of course, get idea that we do some patchy fog and haze in the camera shot this evening overnight. we'll start out tomorrow morning in the forties, lots of overcast and some fog to start out the day, especially near the coast and near the bank are warm weather pattern is already moving out in this a trough was to set up camp offshore. so today we saw the cooler pattern this

todd: you beat me to the point was when i was in california, steve cooley was the da los angeles, noistake him for a public defender at any point in the process. let's focus on the case itself. the statement from the da's office says given the lack of cooperation from prosecution we are unable to move forward with either of those cases. are there other tools in the da toolbox they keep the guy off the streets that kept him from killing a baby? >> thousands of cases of the prosecutor and many domestic violence trials. any domestic violence responses for service, the most difficult cases. we have a really canting victim, an individual who says it didn't happen and impeach that person with prior statements to the police and show their injuries or cooperate with other evidence so cooperating victim in order to prosecute a really dangerous person who. force trauma, he beat a child to death. todd: i don't know anything anybody can do to warrant that kind of reaction much less a baby, that has to be emphasized. dismissing domestic violence cases 113 times, 131 times, why? >> part of this sc

these guys are working these obstacles course with little to no sleep or it's >> cooley for ranger sleeping out of the helicopter jumping into the water. what is the coolest thing you've seen so far? >> do know what might? there to simulate its scenario for these guys had to run into the woods and rescue a soldier dummy from a downed helicopter. this dummy soldier had its leg amputated and these guys really had to get in there quickly while they were stimulated and meet fire and pray to get this 75-pound dummy up to these obstacle courses and onto a stretcher so they could get that soldier onto a helicopter and medical assistance. that was pretty cool to see these guys do that. these are combat zone scenarios that these guys would have to play out. whether they were in war zones. pretty cool to see that and see these guys work under very stressful situations. submit army rangers total studs on the same thanks so much. big challenges the coed pandemic now and rest. to business owners will tells how they are handling it all next. was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with onc

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joining me, mariah cooley, legislative director for march for our lives at howard university, executive director of next jen america, brandon wolf, media relations manager for equality florida. he's also a survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. and charlotte alter, "time" magazine. brandon, i want to start with you. as i just said, you survived the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. you were at the white house this week for president biden's rollout for executive action on gun safety. i wonder how it felt to you being at the white house for that moment. >> i thought about the last five years of my life. i thought about what it felt like when i learned my best friends had taken 19 gunshot wounds from an assault rifle and would never be coming home to say goodbye to their parents. i thought about all of the trials and tribulations that the gun violence prevention movement and that young people in this country have been through over the decades, and i thought about the hope that was radiating from that podium. i think the thing that went unsaid for me in president biden's r

looks like the cooley will continue as we head into the weekend. we'll have the forecast update coming up, and here is what's coming up tonight on the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus new tonight, travelers will be cashing in on flight credits what you could do to make sure those trips you paid for last year. don't go to waste. and our coverage continues on the deadly capitol shooting. we talk alive with former member of the national guard on the precautions that law enforcement officers are now taking those stories and much more coming up with seven o'cloc right? is a re for concern about what could be coming this summer. cal fire senior chief of aviation dennis brown says the conditions are right for another hectic fire season. pilots are busy with refresher training for their existing air tankers. they're also being trained to fly several of the new specially modified as 70 i. cal fire hawks from poland. those aircrafts are twice the size of their current huey helicopters. scott extended landing gear that makes it sit up higher. it has 1000

liz cooley is a resident of west hempstead and joins me now. thanks for being here today. you know, we see these things all the time happening sadly across the country. today it happened at a place where you were. what can you tell us about what happened? >> i just dropped my 3-year-old nephew off at the baby sitter. i was passing stop-n-shop. i thought let me run in. i pulled in and found a parking spot. i noticed people were coming out quickly. i got out and took my bag and walked towards the building. there was one woman that rushed past me. a man said too me, don't go in there. there's an active shooter. get back in your car. so i quickly ran back to my car. there was a woman that was packing her damages in to the car. she said you got to get out of here. so i got in my car and i left. then i noticed there were two or three police cars there. they were running into action putting on their helmets and bulletproof vests or whatever the gear is. they were on the outskirts of the building. >> martha: do you live far from there and how do you feel about the fact that the pe

the big cooley was definitely around the bay and at the coast inland, you still had your 78 nanya away from that robust sea breeze, we did have a little bit of rain up in the napa valley as well. we had some thunderstorms will show you that when we come back for the main hit, but essam just kind of changing weather coming our way and the changing weather. it's coming our way by means of the high pressure breaking down that hint of some showers up north and santa rosa or it's napa today 0.2 inches in some thunderstorms, a prominent seattle you know that's chiseling that high pressure down so it's weather systems can come in. and when we get to the end of this weekend or saturday, sunday and into monday, we have a legit opportunity for some some rain now i know we talked about last couple nights, but it's looking better and better. so what happens tomorrow? like today. less wind a little warmer, especially around the bay, but not not not know. heatwave i mean temperatures tomorrow will be generally for most of us in the upper sixties low seventies. that's kind of the wheelhouse for every

what better place to start the day than here, cranfield on the south coast of county down, the cooley with his son steven who helps him run the park. what is it like for you to be reopening today?— park. what is it like for you to be reopening today? good morning, chris. as reopening today? good morning, chris- as a _ reopening today? good morning, chris. as a family, _ reopening today? good morning, chris. as a family, our— reopening today? good morning, chris. as a family, our business, | reopening today? good morning, i chris. as a family, our business, we are delighted to be able to come back or— are delighted to be able to come back or to— are delighted to be able to come back or to open the park on this may bank_ back or to open the park on this may bank holiday. just to welcome our valued _ bank holiday. just to welcome our valued customers back to cranfield. it valued customers back to cranfield. it has _ valued customers back to cranfield. it has been — valued customers back to cranfield. it has been a difficult time for us all, it has been a difficult time for us all. and —

my husband works for the perkins cooley in the city. we have three children in the public school at mckin leo castro. the current situation with rent we question why do we stay here. why does my husband move to a different office and pull kids out of school and sell our home and leave the city? i love san francisco. i have been here 35 years. it is part of my soul. at a person point you are up against a wall and the city is not helping. i appreciate this meeting. rafael is amazing as the local supervisor to help us. at a certain point one wants to give up. there is an easier place to raise a family than san francisco. that breaks my heart. thank you. >> thank you. i am a japan town stakeholder working in a small family owned business. the moratorium and deferrals are really cooklation of debt on top of -- accumulation of debt on top of doing business. there needs to be direct funding for back rent for small businesses and incentives and penalties to landlords to get them to negotiate apand work with businesses. businesses need real prof