the cpuc is scheduled to vote on that matter as -- on that matter august 10th.sten: it could take days or weeks to capture a surfboard stealing sea otter in santa cruz. wildlife officials say so for the usual methods were capturing -- for capturing the otter have failed due to poor underwater visibility. the otter's own erratic behavior and its awareness of nets. it's been tied with a radio transmitter and is being monitored by biologists. once captured, they hope to rehome the otter in a zoo or area. julian: she is on the move. extreme heat and climate change. the new project to make a difference. and bringing business back downtown. the events into bay area cities this weekend and what locals hope to gain. and in san francisco known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medic

the latest estimate from the cpuc is that we will need to triple its capacity by 2035. to that end the state just secured $67 million from the federal government to bolster clean energy projects for this grid. uc berkeley climate expert born stein says expanding the grid also means putting out fires. >> the big challenge is going to be dealing with the climate change impacts and the increasing wildfire and also making sure we can build the transmission lines we need. >> reporter: here in the bay area companies like standard fleet whose software powers electric vehicle fleets say a more powerful grid means more business. >> the grid has to be stronger. there is only so much power you'll be able to pull in some locations. only so much power you can pull from the cars, from vehicle to home, vehicle to grid, etcetera. so the grid will definitely need to be stronger to handle the increase in demand. >> reporter: the 67 million is part of a five-year, $2.3 billion plan to fund programs that provide carbon free energy. some of the money will also be used to help protect the po

very important for our customers to know, 85% of the filing that we have made with the public, the cpuc is safety related. 85% of our costs are to improve the safety, resilience and reliability of the system. poppy says the investments are already paying off. recent weather has helped, but with layers of improvements, including in weather forecasting, power shutoffs, power line safety equipment. and now this undergrounding work. she cites dramatic safety improvements. and that was edie lambert reporting. the oakland city council recently made a promise to work with pga to expand the utility's plans to bury more power lines and other neighborhoods, including montclair. well, the cooldown, it's going to arrive tomorrow in your wednesday forecast. but today we actually warm things up quite a bit. in fact, fairly hot inland, some mid to upper 90s out toward concord and fairfield, san jose, 87 degrees. san francisco in the upper 60s and some 90s up in santa rosa. a bit of a break from the real hot temperatures over the next several days a place like concord today in the mid 90s. we're in a c