eric brooks, san francisco clean party, san francisco clean energy advocate. this behind the meter thing is really crucial. it's really important to point out that what cal had on the department of environment that funds that pg & e has forced to take out of the bill to allow the city to work with the funds. cleanpowersf gives us an at some point to greatly ramp up the amount of funds spend on energy and more than what the department of environment is doing now and to enable this from the department of environment to do on solar and not just efficiency. that was behind the meter as well. as i said before, that was the one lack in the enernex report and we haven't flushed out the meter resources by having contractors work on right away and setting the timeline no the to exceed rates to start working on planning out the meter to start working on this so the department of the environment can do something truly amazing and not just work with the funds that pg & e is forced to take out which are much smaller. i would reiterate what commissioner crews said and back

next speaker is eric brooks. >> are you starting the clock already? hi commissioners. eric brooks san francisco green party our city san francisco and cocoordinator and first i'll say the good part which is this is pretty good-looking document. this is getting towards what we need we need to happen. a quick side note -- something that will speed all of this up i'm sure -- i do not know why we're not talking about hiring kim malcolm back. her work is stellar and we need to hire her back and that will save time on on job search and i'm happy that director kelly feels like he has the capacity for this but we need somebody who really knows this well to oversee these next several months and finally the one thing that advocates are going to have a pretty serious difficulty with in the schedule in that we're not differentiating between final rates and not to exceed rates which we almost set in august of 2013 and the final rate can't be set until it says on the schedule however we were told by staff of sfpuc and lafco that build out planning and local installation program cann

. >> public speaker: yes, eric brooks again. first of all speaking strongly in favor of this motion. there is still a budget left crucial. i know the history of this that the relation between the sf puc and the lack of moving this is crucial. this mou needs to continue. now i want to get to the specific work that needs to be covered by one or both agencies. either one or both agencies and that is the enernex report is great. the plan that it lays out or the framework that it lays out is excellent and itd would be great if we passed that. however, i was quoted in the examiner today and other people were spoken to about that examiner about cleanpowersf and we need to make sure that we not only make this program great but spectacular and make it serve local workers and local union workers and local communities of opportunity and community of color that need work. the way we do that is to do the one thing the enernex report was not able to do because the data isn't there yet. we need to set the rates first and get to the process of

work by countless leaders like supervisor john avalos and supervisor eric mar, other advocates, eric brooks, hudson, kim malcolm and everyone at lafco. i'm excited for this and this is truly an historic moment. now it's time to make sure this program launches and succeeds. the last item i have today, colleagues is nct's, you know i talked about mcd's. i passed legislation creating neighborhood districts on divisadero and fillmore. today i'm introducing legislation to add nct's but there are some important differences between our mcd and nct's. nct's do not require parking. if the builder wants to build more open space, all ncd's include the 5 feet height bonus for more inviting ground floors, all nct's regulate residential density through existing requirement private bulk private open space dwelling unit mix design guidelines. ncd's on the other hand use strict lot area ratios that do not have other city needs. this is what my district talks about at this community organization meeting. so this is what they care about. this is what they get. nct's put limits on residential units to smaller

. >> good afternoon eric brooks green party sf and also a san francisco clean energy advocates first, i want to join in the chores to say when the people come to the people's body and want to stand on the steps peacefully assembly to express themselves and gave me in free speech that's a constitutional issue i urge the board of supervisors to dick direct the city staff unless there's an issue of public safety that the staff stop being to bad about enforcing the letter of the law especially when the community that is literally in a state of emergency right now toptz stand on the steps and k3ers free speech that's not with the constitution like the letter of the law i've seen it happen on city hall steps as well i wanted to objectively a previous question i think it's great the mayor is on board and board of supervisors and laugh co-we're moving forward but concerned about the discussion today in this idea we have to come up with a quote/unquote new plan for clean power sf the idea to come up with a new plan is mainly all the work that came up with the report is on the table shows the p

eric brooks, clean power community. i would like to thank the sf puc staff for really stepping up to the plate and coming forward with a timeline with what reflects with the lafco commissioners and your commissioners requested in the last joint hearing and i think that's amazing and should be acknowledged. but there are a couple pieces missing in this that are very important to put in and i want to aim -- amplify what commissioner crews has said that right now there are advocate community meetings. we are getting asked about rates, we are getting asked about jobs, we are getting asked about low income customers. so and we are also reaching out to the labor unions and the labor communities and the building trade and they are really concerned about union jobs, local jobs, california jobs, things like that. and this gets the heart of this is the not to exceed rate which we already know and the staff acknowledged in last week's or this week's sf puc hearing, we know what that rate is. it's the same and the pg & e brown powe

. >> eric brooks is the area director for osha, the occupational safety and health administration. it's the federal agency charged with enforcing health and safety in the workplace. osha only has nine fulltime compliance officers for north dakota and according to some estimates it would take decades for osha to inspect every workplace in the state. >> while we have 9 people assigned to this area's office we have the collective of osha's resources that we draw upon in order to make sure that we can improve and effectively enforce osha's standards. >> i've never seen osha come out >> wait, you've never seen osha at a site in four years? >> no >> everybody knows about osha. and eh but everyone just does the bare minimum to get by you know. >> john was a friend of dustin payne's. john's not his real name. he asked us not to use that. he told us he worked in the oil fields in north dakota for four years and has been on hundreds of well sites. >> when things that happen like what happened to your friend dustin does it make you step back and kind of ugh decide how long you want to do this

. >> katie: [ laughs ] >> brooke: to our brilliant son. to rick. >> eric: where did he get it? n't it obvious? >> eric: [ laughing ] yes, it is. >> both: from me. [ both laugh ]

brooke, eric tried this already. it didn't work with him, and it's not

in the third, still tied, brooks laich leaves it for eric fehr the wrister scores. 2-1 cap stake the lead. but the islanders would tie it at 2-2 send it into overtime, and send it to a shootout. the only goal of the shootout, but it's enough to give the caps the win, 3-2 the final. that is four in a row for the first time this season for the caps. nationals manager matt williams, big news, washington has picked up the option on his contract. williams guided the nationals to a league-best 96 victories this past season and took home the national league manager of the year award. he became the fourth manager to win the award his first season. daytona beach, kyle busch had a rough day, breaking his right leg in this vicious crash into the concrete wall. he will miss the daytona 500 undergoing surgery on that right leg. he will be out indefinitely. and a lot of speculation about jameis winston, because of his questionable shoulder. reports say the heisman trophy winner had a slightly better performance than this year's heisman trophy winner marcus mariota when it came to throwing. meanwhi

in the third, still tied, brooks laich leaves it for eric fehr the wrister, scores. the caps with the lead. but the islanders would tie it, send it into overtime. then it goes to the shoot out. the only goal of the shoot out is enough to give the caps the three-to win. that is four in a row for the caps for the first on the season. washington has picked up thr e 2016 option on nationals manager matt williams' contract. he became the fourth manager to win the manager of the year award in his first season. gw in desperate need of a victory, trying to avoid their fourth straight loss. something that you want on your resume at this point. they had a chance to turn things around. in richmond, 21-19 gw, kevin larson with the follow. the colonials up 4. gw was cold most of the game. anthony hits this three, putting richmond up. gw drops its fourth in a row 56-48. the miami heat have announced that chris bosh will miss the remainder of the season after developing blood clots in one of his lungs. kimberly: if you are a snow lover, the snowflakes are gone. eileen: they are alt

and sharon and brooke and mia and everybody, they waited pretty long time to get you back. ericed to stay on until the senate confirms his successor and just yesterday the senate judiciary committee approved loretta lynch to be the next attorney general. [ applause ] once the entire senate confirms her and she's finally loud to get to work i know she will do a superb job. and eric that means you're leaving the justice department in outstanding hands. let me close by saying that you don't have to take my word that eric has made a difference in the life of this country. we collected just a few samples of the letters that were written during the course of the presidency or after the announcement that eric was leaving. never in my lifetime one letter from an older american in michigan, can i remember any attorney general of the united states that has done so much for our country and all its citizens. a woman in california wrote, eric holder was the best u.s. attorney general ever. people complain about you that means you're doing something right. he'll truly be missed. a kentucky ma

brooks, a domestic violence activist. ♪ [ music ] ♪ axle introduced katy perry. she performed by the grace of godding an inspirational survival anthem. erict shockers is beck who took home alban of the year. he beat out sam smith. he stole the show tonight and won four awards. nominated for six. 22years old, he credited his success to his ex. he said thank you for breaking my heart on stage. of course, lots to discuss. still, we have to get to the fashion. all of the hits and misses. back with that in a few minutes. ken and liz. >> all right. betty, see you in a few. >>> the wind is at it again. 9:00tonight a huge tree blew over and landed on an suv. this is at baxter street. and it snapped a power pole and took the lines with it. because-- because of that 2400 customers without electricity. and on market street in san francisco, wind gusts blew chunks of styrofoam off of a hotel building. they were heavy. 60pounds. one person on the street below was hit on the head. he is in the hospital tonight. >>> paul, this storm not ever yet. >> no. the wind is winding down, but the rain is ramping up. the wind gusts near 60 miles per hour. for that

but he has earned a break and sharon brooke and maya have waited a pretty long time to get you back. ericsed to stay on until the senate confirms his successor and just yesterday the senate judiciary committee approved loretta lynch to be the next attorney general. [applause] once the entire senate confirms her and she is allowed to get to work i know she is going to do a superb job and eric that means you are leaving the justice department and outstanding hands. let me close by saying that you don't have to take my word that eric has made a difference in the life of this country. we collected just a few samples of the letters that were written during the course of the presidency or after the announcement that eric was leaving. never in my lifetime read one letter from an american in michigan cannot remember any attorney general the united states that is done so much for our country and all of its citizens. a woman in california wrote, eric holder was the best u.s. attorney general ever. when people complain about you that means you are doing something right. you will truly be missed. a k

eric just on the notion of adult versus juvenile did you think there are grounds here to have this thing proceed through the adult system or no? >> there might be grounds but this is a case brookels have serious issues. when you have mutilated barbies and all these notes and the psychologist who testified that these girls actually believed that slenderman was real and told them to do this. that goes straight to a mental disease or defect defense. when they are listening to voices and the psychologist feels they are listening to voices you know for sure there are issues right here. >> doctor here's really my question. listen a lot of young people i'm sure have distorted views of reality and have writings drawings and maybe some kids pull barbie dolls apart, right? but what is it in a child that takes them from the thoughts to actually carrying something like this out? >> well as you say, these are really premeditated behaviors. these are really disturbing things. if children are really hearing voices and they are doing the things that these behaviors that we're learning about may signify, then they are mentally ill. but i'm not so sure all of these behaviors are rooted in mental