light green is a light green, we lose. light green is a dark green we make -- for people who want to spend the extra money to do -- to get a better product. >> [speaker not understood] penal knee will have to pay property taxes beyond [speaker not understood]. >> but i think the best way it gets simple. and that's where i think the survey needs to test how people think about basically those three choices. one of the things that is in process here and that this last chart reflects is that last time when local power talked to us, they said they would get the light green alternative down to parity with aloe nigh is do two thing. use hetch hetchy and hetchy use the cheaper recs. what staff has done is try to put the numbers behind that concept and that's where there is still discussion going on, because clearly the lpi people are not happy with that estimate. but what it says is that because we're providing excess energy and firming it, that becomes as expensive as pg&e. now, there is an option, it would be a policy option. yo

but the main thing i want to reset is this light green, dark green stuff. light green means you present like they did in marin, you present the customers an option that is a percentage green, like 25%, they're up to 50% now. recs is not light green. the point is that the latest model that local power put before us is not light green at all. it's 100% green with the jobs, with price parity with pg&e. on pg&e's current rates, not pg&e's 100% green rate. and that's using all california recs and pg&e is using basically bad recs, recs that are not as good. the point is both what pg&e is proposing and local power are proposing are 100%. they're not light green. even though you can argue that pg&e in reality actually is. so, i don't know how we got off on this track of saying that what [speaker not understood] is proposing is light green because it's not. it's 100% using recs in a different way. using hetch hetchy, and using that power mix to get it all to the set up so that we're reaching price parity. and that's the key with the survey. the survey that is propos

different price points from, you know, dark green to light green and then also asking the question if pg&e comes out with a program that's even cheaper that's light green, but may not have the renewables that we have, would you be opting out of the program. i think those are good questions to ask and i think that we will provide that poll information to the rate fairness board and get their consideration and then bring all that information back to you guys so that you guys can give some direction. >> if i might just underscore something that harlan just said, the experience that marin has did not include the experiences of their customers having a pg&e light green option. so, from that standpoint we're going into kind of uncharted territory. the other thing is that to the extent that the local build out is the reason people might sign up for us, we do have to recognize that for all of the unanswered questions that we have on this part -- this is the simple one. this is by comparison a piece of cake, both to analyze and to implement. much more difficult. the program that's been put for

when you sign up for green e, what pg and e is proposing to do is to buy their green e certificates to green up or cover, if you will, the natural gas fired portion, the nuclear portion, the hydro portion of the service, so that it would become a 100% renewable product, but only that 19 or so percent that is rps, you know, california renewable would be comparable to what we're offering because it's certified california renewable, the balance of that portfolio would be green e certified under pg and e's proposed application which doesn't meet the same renewable criteria that our 100% renewable portfolio meets. >> great, and the 30 thousand, is there a sense of where the residents who will sign up for pg and e's program, where they would come from, is there real effort to undercut the folks in san francisco that would sign up to our program? >> well, i would expect that pg and e will be marketing the program throughout their service territory, once it's authorized, i would expect that from the numbers they're pretbacker projecting, it's from throughout those 30 thousand accounts are thro

this is the fourth of wall green's? yes. >> we are going to have security on premises on both floors from opening until closing seven nights a week. i also have an additional security guard manning close circuiting tv. currently we have two closed circuit tell visions and two on poul street. they will have windows and open and unobstructed from floors to ceilings and will allow a lot of light. the concept is a gondola, a unit that is very well will it. i believe we'll provide a lot of extra lighting onto the street such as similar to what union globe has done in their flagship store. i just want to make that comment. >> i want to thank wall green's for meeting with me and to reaching to the community. i think the offers are very exciting and for the cosmetic beauty area would be great for many people. >> likewise, this thank you for meeting me. i'm really glad to see that you worked out something with our supervisor for the particular district and that i'm happy that you are -- that walgreen's has been a good neighbor t

questions about why green did what the news say he did. why in the last year, after being diagnosed with and being treated with a mental illness he started buying guns, including an ooze city that he purchased last month. by all public appearances dayvon green was an academic star. just a month to go he was named a student ambassador for nasa. he was a grad student in maryland researching robots in space. something went wrong. >> after speaking with green's family detectives learned that the shooter had been suffering from a mental illness. >> at some point, he began to arm himself. police found a basketball bat, machete and handgun, one of them is 9 millimeter. >> that was purchased legally in the baltimore county area in 201. >> green used that handgun to kill his house mate and to wound another before shooting himself dead. it happened apparently without warning. the house mates found green setting small fires in and near their off campus fire. >> it is really scary that it happened right here and so close to campus. >> it is a crazy ni

the green. if he'd just got it on the green, who knows? different story. jim: they're going to make the move back to the tee. down the steps and down the way. bill haas, for a while we thought we might have another repeat winner at riviera. this for birdie. nick: just lost the confidence with the driver on a couple of tee shots going right. jim: finishes one out of the playoff in a tie for third. 73. final-round 70 for schwartzel. also tie third. parred the last eight holes. and a share of sixth for simpson. so it's been quite interesting trying to shape this one up and sort it out and now we're down to two with bonus holes coming up, or at least one. sang-moon bae, 67 today. matched the low round of beljan. and greg chalmers. remember this par putt back at 14? merrick had been in front bunker. that got him settled down. beljan at 18. made birdie. and these two upstarts are going to go back to the tee for the playoff. okay, so i've got some of the new designs from the unicorn apocalypse game. aw

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the green. if he'd just got it on the green, who knows? different story. jim: they're going to make the move back to the tee. down the steps and down the way. bill haas, for a while we thought we might have another repeat winner at riviera. this for birdie. nick: just lost the confidence with the driver on a couple of tee shots going right. jim: finishes one out of the playoff in a tie for third. playoff in a tie for third. 73. final-round 70 for schwartzel. also tie third. parred the last eight holes. and a share of sixth for simpson. so it's been quite interesting trying to shape this one up and sort it out and now we're down to two with bonus holes coming up, or at least one. sang-moon bae, 67 today. matched the low round of beljan. and greg chalmers. remember this par putt back at 14? merrick had been in front bunker. that got him settled down. beljan at 18. made birdie. and these two upstarts are going to go back to the tee for going to go back to the tee for the playoff. the unicorn apocal

when his roommates came outside they talked with green. when they went to get water, green pulled a handgun and opened fire. one roommate ran the other, 23-year-old graduate stad stephen rane was shot dead and green turned the gun on himself. the off campus incident has stunned this community. >> i do not know if this particular individual, mr. green had mental illness issues but we have increased the number of psychologists and other mental health people. now prince george's county police said they found a bag that had another semiautomatic handgun, a baseball bat and a machete inside. another student who was shot is expected to be okay. we'll have more coming up at 11. reporting live in college park, roosevelt leftwich. >>> now to the reaction and there is plenty. many university of maryland college students called that area of the city home. at 1:00 this morning that was all shattered. brian kuebler pieces through -- the story together. >> reporter: university of maryland senior paul rowe could only tell us what he heard. >> we heard ab

hack it out left in front of the green. out of the bush, but that was all he could possibly hope for. >> if this doesn't go in, it will be a concession i'm sure. this is the very hole that mahan won the championship a year ago. >> good shot. >> it was a good shot. kuchar with that brilliant second shot. matt kuchar world golf champi championsh championship in 2013. >> well played. >> so matt kuchar picks up some big fedexcup points and move there is to the second spot behind brad snedeker. hunter mahan with his runner up finish into the fourth spot. so that's a look at the top ten. eight pga tour events will in to the season. and you will hear from the combatants on golf channel. matt kuchar the champion. for our entire nbc golf crew, so long from dove mountain where matt kuchar survives them all and wins the match play title. >> a familiar landmark on the baltimore skyline brought down this morning. what forced the decision to demolish it? >> drivers roar down the track after a crash injured dozens of fans. reaction from n

green energy a great place to save green dollars. if green energy had any promise, entrepreneurs would be in on it. in terms of clean energy, we have it in our backyard with natural gas, remove obstacles to that, we'll have all the clean energy we want and need and export it. >> rick, you're against government waste. this was an incredibly wasteful program. is this the place we should start cutting? >> i actually came up with a very short quote that i think speaks to this point better than i could ever hope to. so i'm gog read it. federal investment in science and basic research has led to numerous innovations and commercial successes from laser lasers, from the internet to mri scanners. do you know who said that? mitt romney in his book "no apology, the case for american greatness." that is the point. look, government has always been involved in our greatest progress, they're always going to be involved. all the things we count on today, government played a role in. there have always been the sad saps and the nay sayers who want to

green had never been arrested and never gone through the court system. the way the law is now, if you haven't come up on the state's radar in a state mental hospital that person won't show up on the list. people who are treated privately may also fall below the radar. the doctor worked on the governor's task force. she said a big part is achieving a balance between the rights of individuals and the rights of the public when it comes to dealing with mental illness in a person who may become violent. >> what you'll see is an opportunity for us to examine that. it's called the task force on continuity of care and to look at the impact and the barriers and to look and see if that's related to symptoms and violence. >> reporter: dr. jer dan rudolph said the task force recommends broadening it and that they're trying to find a balance between the rights of privacy and rights of the public. part of that is making the general public understand that not all mental illness results in violence and people can land should get treatment if they need it. >>> we're lear

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. >> i love dandelion greens. the green ones and of course the red ones. their a a little bit better but if you cook them right, they're sweet and delicious. first let's talk about selection. now, the red dandelion greens when you buy them, almost like the red swiss chard, they're beautiful, almost a burgundy color and they should have it all the way through. the green is very, very important. and a little bit of the scenes coming through the green. that's what you're -- venes coming through the greens. that's what you're look for. when you bring them home, in the refrigerate right away, open them in the plastic bag and throw them in the refrigerate. saute with a little bit of extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper and fresh tomatoes. that's it. you could blanch them before but what happens when do you that, you soften them up a little bit too much and they lose some of their flavor and the nutritional value. red dandelion greens. in the market. if you find some, you got to try it. you will thank me. and i'm tony

and the ground wire goes on the green terminal. so we were talking about the inexpensive versus the expensive. this is the highest grade. it's called hospital grade. it has a green dot on it. it's extremely sturd liability for multiple uses. in the product standard, i believe the ground wire always makes first and breaks last to provide an additional level of safety. >> how much does this hospital grade receptacle cost? >> $9.30 and here 50 cents for the regular one. >> 50 cents versus $9-plus. big difference. you have something like 22,000 separate inventory items in this warehouse. >> yes. >> that is hard to keep track of. how do you manage your inventory? >> we try to put it inside the computer. >> try. >> and keep my mind clear so try to remember it. more than 22,000 items but still not enough. >> not enough, people ask for stuff you don't have? >> yes, other items. >> we have a question if you're replacing an older switch or receptacle and the wiring is not color-coded, how do you know which is the hot wire, which is the neutr

my goodness, show me that green. i want to see the green. there we go. there is our ground wire.it's interesting, the grounding is to important in buildings. everything has to be grounded and interestingly enough i remember reading years ago about hospitals and medical facilities, den at all offices and things, every single recentable needs an independent ground. >> it's called a redundant ground. speaking of which -- >> pull that out here. >> this is hospital grade m.c. cable. it's designed with two grounds and it's made for den at all care offices and -- den at all care offices and -- dental care offices and extra care rooms. >> extra care goes into these areas. what is the conductor made of in here? >> copper. >> copper is very valuable these days, right? and people strip out wire and sell it as copper to the recycling places i hear. >> that is stealing the copper because it is so high. so a lot of it outside, they're stealing copper. >> so do people come in and buy wire to replace what they stole? >> yes. >> oh, boy, what a terrible thing. here is a general duty safety switch

>> green this is the weird one and i should have gotten to you last and she is green because she is walking. very good. this patient. >> (inaudible). >> very good. >> we tagged red. >> because? >> not responding -- >> very good and tagged red correctly. triage and i hope you guys can do it and 32 can do and divide the reds and the yellows and th greens are walking wounded and blacks are dead and simple as that and how long should you be with a patient? not more than 15 seconds and ho long does it take to check breathing? and you know right away and couple seconds to ask for a command and 22nds to check this and 15 seconds with a patient at the most and common injuries are brucing bruising, lacerations and sprains and si signs and symptoms that you wil see is pain, di discoloration, e deformity and some of the treatments and you want to see the wounds and see blood and ri open the shirt so you can treat it and you see blood here and rip the shirt open and the bloo is from somewhere else and i immobilize them and someone has an object and never remove it and it's embedded and if you pull it o

started using light green and dark green here. i do not think we're using the same definition that marin uses. we're using -- we're talking about 100% renewable in both the dark green and the light green option. correct? it's just the rec mix that will differentiate the light versus the dark. * >> so, correct. what we've presented were a series of 100% renewable portfolio. >> correct. >> and i think folks fell into the language of how do you describe the sort of premiumness of the green products that makeup that 100%. in order to express the differentiation between a heavily bucket 3 100% renewable program versus a less, a 5% bucket 3 versus an 85% bucket 3. >> which is different from marin, correct? >> very different from marin. >> i agree with the public commenters who said the definition of light and dark green is different than how it's being used here today. >> i don't know if we need different language or what we need to do, but i think that's important to clarify. * >> we need different language. >> yes. >> so whatever it m

dayvon green did not leave a suicide note. >> green was a graduate student at the university of maryland. he attended morgan state university as an undergrad and participated in the nasa student ambassador program. >>> there's new insight into the pope's decision to step down at the end of the month. the vatican revealed the pontiff received a pace maker in 2005. his last appearance comes tomorrow. >>> and tonight the united nations is threatening to take further action against north korea after its nuclear test. the rogue nation detonate add bomb on sunday night. president obama says north korea is further isolating itself and sending its people into poverty. >>> and the nation's eyes are on the president tonight delivering his state of the union address just three weeks after he was sworn in for another four years. >> mr. speaker the president of the united states. >> president obama tells the joint session of congress the u.s. economic recovery is well underway. >> the state of our union is stronger. [ applause ]. >> the president focused on the middle class and millions of americans

green, we're told, turned the gun on himself. >>> wusa9 has learn thad green was suffered from mental health problems. >> for more on that part of the story, we turn to scott broom in college park. scot. >> brilliant engineering student, but yes, a student suffering from mental illness and in possession, we learned this afternoon of not one, but two handguns. one of them a semi-automatic handgun and university officials simply had no idea. >> dayvon maurice green was a 23-year-old graduate engineering student, so brilliant, he was a student ambassador to nasa, working on systems engineering for spacecraft. >> the shooter had been suffering from a mental illness. >> but green was apparently deeply troubled, according to police. police found he was well armed as well. >> he discovered a 9 mm handgun next to the gunman's body. they also discovered a bag of weapons to include a baseball bat, a machete, a fully loaded semi-automatic handgun and ammunition. >> given that he lawfully purchased the handgun that he used, and registered to him, that means he had to have passed a background chec

in this case, i'm just using our spring greens. toss a little bit on this with our greens.go ahead and plate. then we're gonna take our roasted chanterelles. and again, you can see, now obviously, they've roasted, they've concentrated the flavor somewhat--herbs, the olive oil, the garlic--just a really nice flavor. a little bit of salt and pepper. we're gonna go ahead and just take a nice, healthy amount, put 'em on the plate. and we're gonna do this salad in somewhat of a deconstructed fashion. so, it has a little bit of a--the guests can mix it or make it themselves. then we'll take a little bit of our goat cheese. and there's so many goat cheeses out there and certainly within varying degrees of intensity and flavor. and i've just taken the liberty of reducing a little bit of the balsamic vinegar. and if you want, you can just kind of do a little bit of garnish just on the plate like that. for the salad--again, nice, very simple, with the greens, the chanterelles, but great flavors. again, spring greens, roasted california chanterelles, a little bit of mild chevre, and a

how many of you have ever heard of the green button, a green button? most of the panelists and audience members. it's a good thing we're here. it is a initiative launched by the white house but industry led. you should be able to get your own energy data in a machine readable format you can then give to companies, organizations like the ones being celebrated here today to provide real value to you such as saving money, improving energy efficiency, and protecting the environment. so, the green button here we are in san francisco, i can say with some public comfort that pg&e is a signatory to the green button, download my data. and basically you go to the utility website. you can download your own green button data which by itself is, well, i'm an energy guy, an energy geek. i consider with confidence. it is not interesting, necessarily, but when you take your green button data and you give it to some companies, they have amazing things they can do with that green button to, again, save you money. something as simple as if you look at your green button w

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giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green >>> governor jerry brown is brushing off texas governor rick perry as only governor brown knows how to do. governor brown is running an ad right here in california telling businesses to move to the lone star state for a better business climate. >> there are plenty of reasons texas has been named the best state for doing business for eight years running. visit texas wide open for business.com and see why our low taxes, sensible regulations and fair legal system are just the thing to get your business moving. to texas. >>> that ad obviously controversi controversial, but governor brown not sweating it at all. he completely blew it off at a press event celebrating the launch of new u.p.s. trucks in sacramento. >> look, when you got something good, people want to be here. in 1848 people wanted to come to california and take our gold. well, yeah, you go where the gold is. they're coming to california because this is where it is. he's not going to lubbock or wherever those places are that m

i'm here to testify in support of with a will green's. i'm really excite to have this now flagship close to our district. i have worked with tenderloin for six years and one of the big challenges that i see for our tents tenants is a lack of fresh foods in our neighborhood and providing that at an affordable price, i think it's going to be great. many of them shop at walgreen's for day-to-day needs and if you don't have a full kitchen. in terms of dialogue, honestly in my opinion, i don't see adding, i appreciate the effort of taking away one of the licenses. i think they have a chose whether they are going to be a negative, i have seen many proprietyers selling -- i don't see those that have that commitment to the community would create that dialogue. i don't share a belief that it's going to be a negative impact to have alcohol in that store. for myself who spends the majority of my day, i'm excite to to have another option to shop as well. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good morning supervisor i'm with supportive housing. i would like

it was an active shooter drill at the old green valley school in temple hills. officers from ten different agencies took part in the drill. police also conduct these drills in malls and in movie theaters. it's the kind of training they hope they never have to use, but they say it helps them communicate when they're faced with the real thing. >> police arying the third debtly pedestrian accident in our area in the last three days. this morning a man was hit and killed in the 1300 block of new york avenue. yesterday a 94-year-old woman was hit and killed in northwest. on monday a man died after he was kit by a car in aspen hill. >>> a search is under way for an armed man who sexually assaulted a woman. what's unusual about the crime is the attacker was on a bicycle. the woman was walking in the 4400 block of gault place. the woman was able to get away from him, and she called the police. police say the man they are looking for is in his early 20s with shoulder-length braided hair and a cut under his left eye. >>> tonight the stage is set in richmond for a showdown