eric brooks again, san francisco clean energy advocates. excuse me. getting over that cold, and californians for energy choice. this is really good. the tacos and the garlic fries, that's really good. the funding for the next round of this -- and hopefully, there'll be funding for the next round of this. i've got a done of key messages, the key thing that i saw that was missing on the bus line, but it's really crucial. the sfpuc is this same problem in its marketing. cleanpowersf has to be just as big as the word tacos and probably just as noticeable, probably in green because people need to be able to go to their phone, open their phone, and tap in cleanpowersf.org. that's a simple thing that will make this more effective. the other thing that's really techie that's really crucial, even on on-line ads and other places where people can interact with their cell phone with the marketing, is put the like q.r. code up on the ad. you've seen them for cryptocurrency, it's not just the bars, it's the little scrambled thing when you get on amtrak. put those t

eric brooks. i'm a grassroots organizer and environmental organizer in san francisco and that is how i first met cal at very beginning of the process of my work a long time ago, i guess about 15 years ago now. fighting to get clean power sf off the ground in our community choice program. i have to admit, when i first met cal at the beginning of the process and he was skeptical about clean power sf. i knew my stuff and i sat down with him and explained it to him. because he is such an expert, he got it quickly and because of that, i believe that because of cal's influence, san francisco's environment department and the city of san francisco became the first city to say we cannot, in california, to say we can't meet our climate objectives without clean power sf. so that is just -- i'm sure you've already heard many stories about how cal got things done and that was just one of the things that he got done. he made sure the clean power sf got off the ground and the city took a stand to show how import

eric sogard rbi single off of aaron brooks. it's 4-1 jays. how about khris davis? good pitches in the eighth. then the big hook from marcus stralman who went eight and allows one run. ma reason lorian know called out. strike three to end it. doesn't like it and laz diaz mi get suspended for that. giants in pittsburgh, madson bumgarner two outs in the bottom of the first and nobody on base. then the wheels f double by francisco cervelli. the damage was done. you want to talk real damage, parra with a flare to center. erik gonzalez and starlin more tay full speed crashing into one another. both had to leave the game. marte looked like he got the worst of it. collarbone, maybe a rib. giants lots their third straight by the a 4-1 score. abc7 news sportsered by river rock casino. enjoy your easter sunday, early brunch and bas to score the latest styles forg the whole family... at the ross spring shoe event. on now! great minds shop alike? yes. that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes... y,0 to0 perct at ross. yes for less. we appreciate your time. >> for larry,

eric sogard rbi single off of aaron brooks. it's 4-1 jays. how about khris davis?good pitches in the eighth. then the big hook from marcus stralman who went eight and lia ou. doesn't like it and spits at the home plate ump laz diaz might get suspended for that. giants in pittsburgh, madson bumgarner two outs in the bottom of the first and nobody on base. then the wheels fell off as the pirates scored four runs two-run double by francisco cervelli. the damage was done. you want to talk real damage, parra with a flare to center. erik gonzalez and starlin more tay full speed crashing into one another. both had to leave the game. marte looked like he got the worst of it. collarbone, maybe a rib. giants lots their third straight by the a 4-1 score. abc7 news sportsered by river rock casino. enjoy your easter sunday, early brunch and basketball we appreciate your time. >> for larry, sandhya, all of us. thanks for joining us. right now on "jimmy kimmel live," colin farrell. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> come be my friend. >> a firefigh

. >> eric with the prevention project and brookings. so what was involved in helping set it up, it lends itself very nicely debiting described in the report and i would just echo the questions which seem to be more rhetorical and actual questions. but i think the larger issue is, some of the panels have alluded to it, is this desire for always something new. and desire to essentially to reinvent the wheel. it's not just in terms of the funds that exist out there including g surf but it's also all the different sort of youth focused programs that of men stood up in different contexts, all confronted with fragility, although with getting prevention, multiple donors on in the same space come single donors funding in the same space through multiple funding streams in that donor capital and a reluctance to actually change behavior even when there's sort of a high political imperative to do so. so my question is, why is this different? why is this report going to produce the kind of structural behavioral changes among them not among local act