good afternoon eric brooks san francisco green party argue our city clean power advocates and clean power choice first of all, i won't forget it on the last point raised it would be good hopefully in under the same mou so it didn't cost more money add in sonoma and better perspectives to dovetail we're not getting one prospective from the community choice if possible so the greater subject of community choice that is the first opportunity for the folks to thank lafco although the chair and the vice chair that both are continuing for under our watch getting this off the ground this program started and that can't be understated how the important it is how important lafco is over the years and plus in is just spectacular we got this off the ground and on marketing i've noticed noticed i personally starting getting e-mails if pg&e and informed sfpuc staff putting out a poll of goodnesss we're setting up businesses so say hey we'll help you through the energy efficient and things like that we should be aware aware that pg&e is getting the game and we need to counter that one thing will help th

. >> that's already eric brooks san francisco green party sustainability chair that is great to see you're getting ready to say yes to continue this i think that is important to bring in part of this conversation this also goes beyond just sustainable land use and water use i'm sure the project is headed in this direction on the climate crisis there are new techniques emerging not new but use the sustainable agriculture techniques to get roots structures to grow underground and build up carbon and soil so rapidly that 10, 20 e.r. thirty or 40 or 50 years down the road the key to avoiding the disaster climatic situations the record that was releases e released carbon farming is crucial and i'll urge the commission and urge the program to really focus on that there is a thing called the marin carbon project they can look at it and stuff growing in australia it is groundbreaking there is a particular permit automatic farmer named d o h ar t y leading the way on the processes and a lot of it has to do with with growing particular graze that has a system it give us caps quickly carbon rich unde

good afternoon once again commissioners eric brooks san francisco clean energy advocates and representing the california for choice one of the categories that fought against prop 16 and successfully defeuded ab 214 in 2015 and figure out to postpone the ab 10 last year until this year it is good that the city is taking an opposed less position, however, it is a little bit narrow for us we need to san francisco public works and the city of san francisco to take the lead to help protect community choice for all communities in 70 southern california by doing much stronger things the process the reality i'll be blunt about this assembly phil thanking as has worked with the ab 25 and the utility or more which it is supposed to be a watchdog of pg&e co-ludicrous with pg&e to attack clean power and they've done that with ab 1110 and doing it now with the net metering standards that the cpuc california public utilities commission we got them to institute good metering and now the loyalists are attacking this is what this legislation represents beyond having the issues that were laid out we need y

brooks are you making your way to the podium. >> good afternoon eric brooks san francisco our city of san francisco clean power it is good to see that and good to see we'll pay people more than pg&e that is the crucial point as soon as we get those we'll sell the public and the one concern i'll raise we've been tied by the bond change chain of one megawatt or less for decades we need to get around that i believe that marin and sonoma are offering net meters and/or fed and tariffs for large projects we need more larger projects they provide better job benefits by building more it is crucial we don't just want net meters for one mel emerging what the thanks. >> where did barbara go is there potential once we've brought on beggar customers to be able to - >> we're planning on having a feeding tariff program we are going through the preparation of that now and we should have it operational middle of this year and that should serve the needs of large man a megawatt for a tariff that's what we're looking at for for that. >> okay for the net metering? >> net meters is limited to one megawatt

. >> 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 th

[calling names] >> testifier: eric brooks. our city of san francisco. this issue before you is very simple. that is, that the only time when a chemical should be used in areas where people children and pets are frequenting is to protect public health and safety. to protect people from getting injured and from dying. that is the only time when it is okay to list exposing someone to a chemical that could ensure our children. that could give them cancer that can give them auto immune disorder. it could create allergy problems that could give them will foam up, you name it. so, all you have to do is look at the uses that they're proposing with these tier 1 and tier 2 chemicals especially the tier 1 chemicals and say, is it necessary to use those chemicals they are to protect public health and safety? that is not necessarily a natural areas. it's not necessary for aesthetics. it's not necessary even to protect an endangered species. it isn't necessary to risk someone's life were child's life to do that. we've got to remember, san francisco area the urban are

[calling names] >> testifier: eric brooks. our city of san francisco. this issue before you is very simple. that is, that the only time when a chemical should be used in areas where people children and pets are frequenting is to protect public health and safety. to protect people from getting injured and from dying. that is the only time when it is okay to list exposing someone to a chemical that could ensure our children. that could give them cancer that can give them auto immune disorder. it could create allergy problems that could give them will foam up, you name it. so, all you have to do is look at the uses that they're proposing with these tier 1 and tier 2 chemicals especially the tier 1 chemicals and say, is it necessary to use those chemicals they are to protect public health and safety? that is not necessarily a natural areas. it's not necessary for aesthetics. it's not necessary even to protect an endangered species. it isn't necessary to risk someone's life were child's life to do that. we've got to remember, san francisco area the urban are

. >> reporter: as the reigning entertainer of the year, he is up against garth brooks, eric church, and others, jason aldine who has been nominated four times in this cad gory. >> jason a great friend of mine. i would be completely fired up to watch him win. everybody is deserving. >> reporter: bentley has been nominated for best male vocalist and says this show is all about the performances. >> a lot of great collaborations like dolly parton, others. the thing about th acms is always a lot of surprises. >> reporter: kerry underwood and kenny chesney, tim mcgraw and others will be performing. [ music ] >> reporter: both hosts agree las vegas is the best venue for the show. >> there are all the fans come out there to watch the show and there are in the casinos and playing and having fun. >> reporter: eric church and chris stapleton lead the way with five nominations and yes, there are plenty of country fans in new york city. here at johnnie utah's they will show the awards live on this projection screen. in midtown, jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. corden tonight on the "late late show" and yo

eric brooks, san francisco green party, local grassroots organization, our city.supervisor peskin, very nice to see you back in that seat. and i couldn't disagree more with the previous speaker, and i couldn't agree more with the one who spoke just before him. san francisco green party last night came to full consensus on supporting carol liu senate bill 876 to decriminalize homelessness. what is happening in san francisco has gotten completely out of whack and is nut ball, and the board of supervisors needs to act immediately to decriminalize homelessness in san francisco. i was going to say absolute outrage, referring to the sweeps that just happened, but i think i have to up it and kick it up a notch. the mayor's office, the executive branch of this city has gone from being a cynical supporter of luxury housing developments, which has created this problem in the first place, and is now slid into becoming just outright evil. i mean it's outright evil to give people 72-hour notice and less than 24 hours later come in and sweep their encampments and throw their be

cbs4 brooke has more. >>> eric enders quietly nodded as she learned the verdict. 55 million >>> eric enders quietly nodded as she learned the verdict. $55 million in damages split between michael david barrett, the man who created secret nude recording and owner and operators of the hotel where it happened. defense lawyers argued there is solely responsible for the jury attributed 49% of the blame to the hotel. interval testimony last week and was described the long >> the worst is when girls, high school, college between me and say i want to be aired enders except for the marriott stalker thing. i can't control that. that is every day. left after the verdict defense lawyers said this type of thing would happen today. >> the hotel industry changed as a result. that in a statement on twitter enders gave thanks to the support of other victims, their average sl may be able to stand up and hold accountable those whose job it is to protect everyone's safety, security and privacy.>>> eric enders personally thanked jurors after the decision. a couple of them hunter and one asked for an auto

[calling names] >> testifier: eric brooks. our city of san francisco.s issue before you is very simple. that is, that the only time when a chemical should be used in areas where people children and pets are frequenting is to protect public health and safety. to protect people from getting injured and from dying. that is the only time when it is okay to list exposing someone to a chemical that could ensure our children. that could give them cancer that can give them auto immune disorder. it could create allergy problems that could give them will foam up, you name it. so, all you have to do is look at the uses that they're proposing with these tier 1 and tier 2 chemicals especially the tier 1 chemicals and say, is it necessary to use those chemicals they are to protect public health and safety? that is not necessarily a natural areas. it's not necessary for aesthetics. it's not necessary even to protect an endangered species. it isn't necessary to risk someone's life were child's life to do that. we've got to remember, san francisco area the urban area is

brook sill with the investigation from washington. >> reporter: eric trump's wife opened the letter thursday night at their home near central park and found a threatening message and suspicious white powder. a source told cbs news preliminary tests showed the >> the arrival in midtown manhattan is marked for massachusetts and included a threat demanding donald trump drop out of the presidential race where his son will be harmed eric trump has been a visible presence on the campaign trail. the 32-year-old executive vice president of the trump organization often stands at his father's side at large rallies and hosts his own session with voters on his father's behalf. trump also faced a second threat thursday as the hacker group known as anonymous stepped up efforts to disrupt his campaign. >> donald trump is an enemy of the constitution and natural rights. >> the group posted personal information including what purports to be trump's social security and cell phone numbers and called on hackers to take action against the campaign april 1. a trump representative says they >> harry: trump and cam

cbs news correspondent brooks, now has the very latest. >> reporter: eric trump's wife opened the letter thursday night at their home near central park and found a threatening message, and suspicious white powder. source told cbs news that preliminary tests shows substance is not hazardous. the letter that arrived here in midtown manhattan was post mark from massachusetts and it included a threat demanding donald trump drop out of the presidential race or his family will be harmed. >> eric trump has been a visible presence on the campaign trail, the three two-year old executive vice-president of the trump organization, often stand at his father's side during large rallies, or hosts his own smaller sessions with voters on his father's behalf. trump also faced a second threat, thursday as the hacker group known as anonymous stepped up efforts to disrupt his campaign. >> donald trump is an enemy of the constitution and national rights. >> reporter: group posted personal information, including what purports to be trump's social security and cell phone numbers, and called on hackers to take a

. >>> brooke, love you, thank you >>> good friday morning to you.p i'm sheli muniz. >> and i'm eric harryman. your time is 9:56. some sad news to report, florida has died in an accident on i-75 and royal palms boulevard. this was the scene earlier this morning. avoid it. it will be backed up with traffic for a while. when we know more, we'e' keep you updated. >>> police in opa-locka on the hunt for three men involved in a shooting possibly with high-powered weupons. cops say the three guys targeted a man inside his car near northwest 135th street and 22nd avenue. police had already nabbed one of the suspects. >>> deputies looking for an rmed thief who preyed onn a woman and her 91-year-old mother at their deereld beach home. it happened near southeast 13th street and 2nd avenue. the man came through the side gate of the b bkyard and pointed a gun at the women. >>> ryan has your forecast. >> hazy sunshine up above the south florida skies. partly sunnnnas we look with our first alert camera towards the bayside area. 76 in ft. laurdale, 79 in miami. we could see a stray shower. otherwise it's t

eric says sweating profusely. he tried to get by the guy and the guy said get away from me. comes back up, no bag, calm, walks away. >> you know, brooke, it's incredible what michael's skrip describing. but also going to the neighborhoods where they've conducted these raids, looking for these men, where they found salah abdeslam. but business as normal today. they're not shutting down these neighborhoods. they're not doing that. which is, again, still a bit shocking i think for many around the world watching and watching the clock on this, brooke. >> absolutely it is. michael holmes and erin burnett, thank you. we'll chat again in a moment. want to bring in our guest, former fbi supervisory special agent, served on the joint terrorism task force, carried out a number of high-level negotiations, also the author of "the black banner, inside story of 9/11 and the war against al qaeda." ali, welcome back to you. >> always great to be back. >> as i'm watching this play out in belgium and beyond i'm mindful of abdeslam, this eighth paris attacker, who was taken last friday. as he's being integrated and not being cooperative sort of suddenly

brooke. >> erin thank you. let me pick up with a terror correspondent for the new york times. also a counterterrorism expert and the man who led the search for ericinally found him in the appalachian wilderness after years of looking for him. he was the olympic park bomber. good to have you both on. picking up the tail end of that conversation, whether or not this is the bomb maker and whether in fact he is dead. rick, if you are a terror group, and you sort of have an a-team bomb maker and a b-team bomb maker, would someone be waiting in the wings knowing that law enforcement have been looking for you and that ultimately he is perhaps dead? or is this truly like cutting the head off a snake and this is a huge, huge win for counterterror efforts? >> it's hard to tell at this point. any time that you can take a significant player, especially somebody a skill in making improvised explosives devices that's potentially a win for law enforcement. it seems like because of the arrest of abdeslam that this cell had to speed up their time line. leaving 15 kilograchls the highly unstable homemade high explosive is of concern. you know, it tells me, as a fo

. >> good afternoon, commissioners eric brooks brewing wolf and i are involved the network it was initially in 2006 when google and earth tried to offer free stuff to corner the market on wireless customers we were able to be looked at i came here for that i read as brewing the report in the chronicle about google once again offering free stuff to get into pub privately services in eisenhower days we offered the system that revolutions the economy now the broadband that needs to be a public system open to everybody excluding the businesses for low cost and create an connective boom prevent the predicted.org 2.0 bust we're seeing across the horizon we need to open up that space 3 space needs to be public now that cleanpowersf has before securely launched and we've got the build out to figure out i would really imemploy lafco not to put off public broadband we ask you to start agenda listing this and need to look at the study to do citywide broadband right now we are looking a situation tom cast and pg&e and maybe verizon will take this space we need to grab it now we could see a 21st century