the next one is crystal springs purified water. this is work we are doing with silicon valley clean water. it is a nice fancy name. potentially the city of san mateo as well. it shows sites where advanced water purification facility might be built. and then a potential pipeline route that would take water and could send it up to crystal springs reservoir. where it would be blended with supply there. and then that water, as already established would be treated at the tracy water treatment plant. both this and the previous project are purified water projects where we are basically treating wastewater into making water ultimately. just like nature does. >> and then i don't have a map here for it. the other is looking at evaluating opportunities for all of the wastewater treatment plants in the service area. we know from other situations, it is a delicate relationship that you develop with the wastewater agency on that. on who's water it is and how it works. we are not presuming to tell them what to do there. we are just making sure we

the current quarter we are closing out the crystal springs construction contract review. we have a cyber security review underway. we also have our wholesale revenue requirement audit for fiscal 18 wrapping up issuing in the next couple weeks. the financial statements as i mentioned. we aim to issue those towards the end of this month, november. after the financial statements are issued we will issue the annual financial report and popular annual financial report towards the end of the calendar year. just our tracker that shows open recommendations, we are in terms of the bubble on the right side we closed out a fairly old audit from 2015 associated with irrigation district purchase of class one power. the reason we closed them out is because they are not buying power from us at the present time. those are put on hold and we will re-visit those if the irrigation districts come back to buy power. that older 2015 audit is closed out. in the center part of the slide we have one audit, this is our review that was concluded in june. there are six recommendations. we look forwa

operations came to scda and said, can you write a program that would run the pumps at crystal springsump station to eliminate peak power usage during daytimes, and we performed that function. i love the puzzle. every time there's a problem that comes up, it's a puzzle that has to be solved, and we do it. >> travis writes all the code for the original water system. he is super passionate. he knows every little detail about everything. he's a great troubleshooter. he can walk into the plant, we can tell hem an issue, and he'll nail down what the problem is, whether it be electrical, mechanical or computer. he works very well with others, he knows how to teach, very easygoing, great guy to work with. >> my passion for civil service is inspired by a tradition. i'm performing a task that has been done for thousands of years. the aztec had their aqueducts and water supply for the city. we bring water from the hetch hetchy reservoir, and we don't pump it. the romans would have been proud. my name is travis ong. i'm a senior i.s. engineer >> president yee: okay. good afternoon and welcome to

in terms of looking forward, in the current quarter we are closing out the crystal springs construction contract review. we have a cyber security review underway. we also have our wholesale revenue requirement audit for fiscal 18 wrapping up issuing in the next couple weeks. the financial statements as i mentioned. we aim to issue those towards the end of this month, november. after the financial statements are issued we will issue the annual financial report and popular annual financial report towards the end of the calendar year. just our tracker that shows open recommendations, we are in terms of the bubble on the right side we closed out a fairly old audit from 2015

>>you know we had a live live look right now at ing a crystal springs, but we had a camera shot in truckeeitself in a kind of n gave us a look at e downtown area. >>which lookeautiful from a distance but i got a mah is pretty tough get around this morning. >>yeah bring it you. a lot of wind coming off the way do support for that now i was little larger look look innovations like thaa week that up with that in that 80 s-set down the truckers in both directions you'vopen which a nurse go back to the daylight left for work in a totaclosure want to get what say not kee itgain that is bad th if the the country but the point. >>officer man. dc the volume of cars were warning people yesterday at was the window so if they didn't make it today. you know maybe i was my last night maybe they're holding ofuntil after thanksgiving, you see the volume of cars. >>and you know it's hard to say right now at that i think way to go and you're going be with theclosure of line. will be at the day. progresses. a little later in the morning hos. traffic starts to up. ramp interesting we talked to yesterday to gi

pretty typical delays. 101 has been a little bit tough in san mateo through daily city into the crystal springsvoir area and all of the slow traffic in the south bay is going to be slow coming up next time we'll dive a little deeper into that conttra-costa commute, which is slow, as well. 8:18. let's bring steve back in. >>> big changes for us. we had rain, in southern california. it feels like a hint of winter has decided to come back. winds are blowing pretty good through the truckee river canyon. 36 degrees and a cold rain is going to fall. there is a lot coming across there. some of that bears watching maybe for santa clara county, conttra-costa county. the latest may be down towards the valley, as well. a little bit of lake level, just a chopper two of systems. we got rain around del mar yesterday. watch how the moisture came off to lake county and sonoma county. see the moisture streaming off of there? of that could make a visit towards mount hamilton, maybe the santa clara valley. sleepy hollow, in marin county, san jose, .08, and hempville, .03. our focus is on the wind. gusts to 71, mo

crystal. that's richard. it's spring, 1992. in four months, richard will be dead. been almost 30 years since crystal shot and killed her husband, richard. and we're about to meet her now, not in prison but her home in southern california. crystal has been a free woman since 2012. but i want to go back further. before she became a convicted felon, crystal was farm girl. have you always had horses? >> yeah. yeah. >> horses are a passion of mine. >> you rode bareback? >> yeah, i still do. >> crystal grew up in a poor neighborhood independent duluth, minnesota. she and her siblings ran wild all day while her father worked. >> i was a rebel, very independent as a child. >> crystal paid the price when he came home. >> we used to get beat a lot. strap, bare butt, lean over on the couch and he would whip us from top to bottom. >> you don't have very many pleasant memories of childhood? >> no. no. i was just determined to go as far as i could and get away, you know. >> at 19, crystal got her chance. she joined the air force and got transferred to california. >> i loved the