. >> nacho lozano nos tiene la historia de don pedro rodrÍguez. >> la jornada es un grupo de voluntariosa la comunidad y es increÍble como han logrado alimentar tantas familias. especialmente durante la pandemia que fue el peor tiempo para nosotros para terminar alimeando a 10.000 familias es un cambio trendo >>> sufrimos de dolor. >>e siento muy contenta de servir de ser parte del seÑor pedro. >> y pues,o creo que si todos pomos un granito de arena todos vamos a llegar muy lejos con la ayuda >>> el trabajo de maribel don pedro y muchos otros voluntarios iluminÓ el barrio de queens y s hogares que se encontraban sumidos en la oscuridad y la desolaciÓn producida por e la pandemia >>> me siento muy contenta porque cada lunes vienen ayudarnos y bueno, hay otros lados que tambiÉn lo hacen y toda la gente es mucha ayuda. pero sirviÓ para todasta pandemia que h pasado. >> de ahÍ apareciÓ en nuestras vida la presencia de don pedro como nuestro lÍder, consejero ha sido una experiencia muy hermosa porque es una persona que dÍa noche trabaja al servicio de la comunidad. >> es un lÍder en toda la e

and don pedro would have about 820,000 acre-feet.n b shows what would happen if we perceive as we're on track to now with the full natural flow requirements being provided out of cherry and eleanor so you can see the hetch hetchy stays with the same amount of storage as it would under the base case snare yoefm and it would drop dramatically down to about 58,000-acre feeds. water bank would increase to 363,000 acre-feet and don pedro would be about 262,000 acre-feet. in column c, we have a scenario showing the curtailments if hetch hetchy had to droiblt the curtailments as well. and that is the case certainly we definitely want to avoid because that would bring hetch hetchy down to about 32,000 acre-feet by about september 1 of next year. cherry and el know wour about 102,000 acre-feet and water bank would be about 353,000 acre-feet. the don pedro storage would be a 655,000 acre-feet. we have to acknowledge and accept this possibility and hope for the best and plan for the worst. the next slide shows the same scenarios but is demand w

and don pedro would have about 820,000 acre-feet. column b shows what would happen if we perceive as we're on track to now with the full natural flow requirements being provided out of cherry and eleanor so you can see the hetch hetchy stays with the same amount of storage as it would under the base case snare yoefm and it would drop dramatically down to about 58,000-acre feeds. water bank would increase to 363,000 acre-feet and don pedro would be about 262,000 acre-feet. in column c, we have a scenario showing the curtailments if hetch hetchy had to droiblt the curtailments as well. and that is the case certainly we definitely want to avoid because that would bring hetch hetchy down to about 32,000 acre-feet by about september 1 of next year. cherry and el know wour about 102,000 acre-feet and water bank would be about 353,000 acre-feet. the don pedro storage would be a 655,000 acre-feet. we have to acknowledge and accept this possibility and hope for the best and plan for the worst. the next slide shows the same scenarios but is de

. >> basically the orange line that is what is don pedro or cherry or just don pedro. >> that was water bank storage during 2012 and 2015 we pulls water down heavily for maintain water storage. >> that is don pedro right? >> yes. >> the light blue color is what. >> that is what is in don pedro now. that's why it that's why it stays flat instead of recovering a bit. i'll talk about what i think we'll do next in the next slide. first and foremost if this fall remanes fly rntion wee take a more aggressive stance with wawer reduction use in january through july. i modified the slides. we're trying to thoroughly understand what the orders mean for us and what actions we should take. ask people by september third that they are comply withing the order. by september 10th if you would like to apply for a exception for the order. there are various way tom apply for a exception. ten the need to continue kp seven eation which in san francisco they've been doing a great job on. the curtailments now make this a difficult challenge to work with. >> on the second bullet point. if our collective water