thank you green apple and supervisor mar on to district 2 supervisor farrell. colleagues first of all, i'm doing it is my duty to thank the small property owner commission and regularly begin from the small property owner office. we have a tough choice every year we picked this year i was so incredibly excited and i don't know how to present this it was presented an overlooking apple i'm presenting to a doughnut shop but to honor all-st all-star doughnuts i've been talking with affidavit they cannot afford to break away so we'll have the merchant leader around the cal area to speak on their behave this is a doughnut shop it used to be called huntsz in the 50s and the core family has owned in for 20 years on chestnut street i used to go to this doughnut shop i looked on line to honor those people and family all the reviews are after people going to bars after night and the heavy traffic i'm excited after going to church me and my children go to the doughnut shop celebrating the diverse community on chestnut street people love to go driver's license the core fami

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

whether the community renewables program component of the green tariff offering would have a separate rate component is still being discussed at the california puc. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> so miss hale at our joint lafco public utilities commission meeting there were a number of requests that i had made for information. i have not received any of them and i wondered if there was an innocent intention to delay getting them to me and it's kind of shocking not fulfilling those requests and what the delay is all about. >> my apologies for the delay. i signed the time response to the series of the questions that were posed this morning and should be the lafco commission secretary should be receiving today. >> could you summarize those for me. >> would you like me to go through each? >> please. >> the first question was that we describe our purchase of power that was made this year. and any planned purchases for the balance of the year and to provide a copy of our energy-trading policy. so we have made some purchases this year and we made purchases this year in part because we

greens aren't too quick now. he's got to putt over and down. >> seen it in the past, no doubt from the upper level. >> you surprised about kaymer? i mean of all the holes that you would say a guy would not double bogey that was it. >> yeah. >> no matter. >> very, very surprising. especially standing on the tee, he likes to play that. >> all right about 90 yards. >> it's going to roll down. >> not an easy shot from here. about the only way to get it close is utilize that slope left to the hole. >> yeah, i mean i almost would have thought maybe of reteeing it. now he's going straight at the water very close on the back. he hit such a miserable shot, though, off the tee i think he had to come up here. he really has not played very well today from the beginning, gary. >> barely made it. >> way short down on the lower level. >> all right, back at 16. the shot could go a long way to deciding this championship, johnny. and a good shot here if he makes a birdie. >> what a decision. and go for it in the water and you coul

i'm harry listen kelly i'm general manager for this and our agency provides one hundred percent of green house gas gas free from the hetch hetchy bio gas and is also solar. we use that power to provide the power to the airports and muni and to city hall, to our 525 golden gate and facilities like this. we're proud to provide those resources to help those facilities obtain a hundred percent greenhouse gas free power. so one of the things this project that municipal power we partnered with public works the department of public works installed the solar panels we saw them from our building we wanted to make sure they installed them and my office was right there i offer saw the installation of the panels. they did an amazing job my hats off to the puc and the dpwic together as a team. so one of the things the puc wants to do in our water diverse our water supply and power we're looking to install important solar installations like this this is our 16 solar installation we've installed and thitsdz been amazing to see the benefits in investing in solar this wouldn't have happened without a may

products but there is a lot of work that gets into defining what makes a product green and we spent the time creating the specific identifications to identify the green products and we work with the end users to identify the products that work and to identify their needs. and so, what you see in front of you is a view of sf approved.org and it is a directory that includes the wisdom on the green purchasing and it has the specifications and the green products that we have for the city use and next we are going to talk about what we do with the residents and so with these residents, almost all residents, generate household space. and so because the chemicals that we talked about earlier, many of them are what we use every day like shampoo and the pesticide and cleaning products and we want to start by educating the people and the residents not to put the products improperly in the trash can or pure them down the drain and we will get the solutions to safely dispose of these products there is a hazardous waste facility and number two, we maintain infrastructure of 180-plus retail drop

have one more question, what proportion of the $2.7 billion budget in phase one is devoted to the green programs so to speak. is that $57 million for the implementation project or is there more than that? >> the over all budget for the 20 program is somewhere around $400 million. the $57 million we want to test out this technology if it actually works. we've never done them in the past we know of cities that do that. the city is going to trim the trees to make sure they look nice. how do you think about that ? >> it's the upstream of where it's going. we are going to tear up the driveway and put in all grass? >> but i also wanted to point out that there are a number of these great lid projects in the works right now or that have been completed that people can go and see, like the swales and at the sunset parking lot and the mint plaza and a number of others that are in place right now that people can see. cesar chavez is one of the ones and some of the things that it is pec has done we have not enough to say enough about and i think that the storm guidelines and the tool kit that he pro

witnesses say the pickup truck had the green light. the man was walking with a group of people, who the driver says he saw. but unfortunately, the victim was the last of the group to j- walk and was not seen. sot - drivers aren't looking for pedestrians when they have a green light. they go through the intersection thinking it's clear for them. when people dart out to beat the cars, usually they end up losing. the victim was rushed to sf general hospital and underwent an immediate catscan. we're told he has a fractured leg and possible head injuries. tonight only on four. rat and mice infestations at at least two san francisco walgreens stores. we first broke the news to you friday at one store -- but tonight we have new exclusive details and eyewitness accounts. the witness did not want to appear on camera. and we altered the person's voice. here's kron 4's j.r. stone. tomorrow will be a little warmer with isolated storms. a man suspected of a brutal shooting in san francisco last november. is now in custody in florida. with the help

at seagate, this goes to the green point. recently made by seagate, nobody would invest. 1980, the world needed a five megabyte drop. nobody needed a five megabyte drive. ron cannon is the one that gave us the money. that is before he formed the company. he then went to another company. but guys like that see the vision. most of us don't. and that's why i go back to clean tech. and we're just half way through the game. >> you said that you can -- you can convince venture capitalists to raise money. but to scott's point earlier, the whole space turned off a lot of people. is there still a -- >> i think it hasn't turned off people in the valley. i garn to you. that's what's to great about this valley. this valley, it's not about being a, you know, a social media guy or being a semiconductor guy or a hard drive guy or a solar guy. it's about being guys who have a vision and they can come to a place and people will support them. >> whether it comes to green energy, are you in the magic place? are you in the graduates going to pla

energy and green jobs everybody is doing a shout out so it's hard to shout out to the building trade and others but i'm lucky i've been here my whole life he everyone is shouting out to dr. espanola jackson but espanol in addition to all the many, many things she does in san francisco she's my doctor. in all seriousness i'm proud to stand with mayor ed lee he understands the vandals of moving in the direction of those clean power installations and understands the commitments of our labor organizations and how it really changes life but putting those installations on private and public properties we're moving into what supervisor david chiu referred to the opportunity to become the capital of the solar in the country. i'm enthusiastic let's say what is really put together with the aggressive advocate of the workers that are recommended but for the virile community we have an obligation to move in the direction that's a pinch me moment working with our staff and mr. mayor and supervisor david chiu gives me an opportunity to sought our 5 thousand labors in understanding we're one city a

the bacterial disease called greening is wiping out acres of oranges in florida. production is down 18 percent this year alone. so growers are turning to more profitable fruits, making blue the new orange. it's successful because we've been able to get fruit a lot earlier than we would have with citrus. with greening getting worse, and several blueberry varieties hearty enough to flourish in florida's wet and hot climate, the berry business is booming in the sunshine state. crops

and maintaining that greening on around the illuminate boxes. is legislation for the first time will require meaningful efforts to place on the private prosperity o properties for the annual feasibility on the playing of boxess on the ground. colleagues as i recall in january we held a hearing in the sfaukz on the at illuminated utility boxes we heard two hours of public genuine criticism and sometimes anger over the process the process at times pits neighbor against neighbor and it's nebulous and confusing to many people. a process in which confusion unfortunately is the normal. and one thing that almost everyone agreed on including the utility providers the process needs improvements. we've heard from neighborhood organizations from russian hill to the castro to the richmond and sunset with a common; right request to please fix the process. under the utility code the california law cities you must allow telephone providers to use the sidewalks for the installation of their utility boxes and our telephone poles and others facilities. this code

that's only been popular because of the fracing technology that he and the other greens oppose. i mean, at every opportunity the president demonizes fossil fuel which is are productive and subsidizes green energy with taxpayer dollars. in my opinion he's a power luster. it's not his role to choose what energy people use in a free country and in a free economy and in fact, when left free most use fossil fuels because they produce and they're efficient and they work. >> michelle you spent time in d.c. you were in d.c. shaking your head when on monday president obama took the victory lap for all the jobs that his all of the above energy strategy was providing and the next day he trashes that same industry, the next day for being a polluter with this climate report? >> well, all the successes have nothing to do with him. that's all been done on state and private land and not federal land. what he is proposing are going to be things that will continue to make the economy worse in this country. you know, this whole climate change push has nothing to do with the interest of the america

green is the new red.nd then he hadric the wild said, do you believe in climate change or is the threat exag sflaltd exaggerated. it's for political purposes. lalani, how do you get people to buy into climate change when this issue has become so ptolemic? >> i try to repeat over and over that this is not a political issue. this is an environmental issue. this is something that all of us face whether a democrat or republican. you are going to have to deal with climate change and i think the important thing is and what i push at the racetrack is i just try and do everything i can personally to reduce my darbon foot print so every time i sit in a race car, i have been adopting an acre of rain forest to offset the carbon footprint of that fuel since 2007, i have been doing that and personally when i am not at the racetrack, i drive an electric car with solar panels on my roof. when i am not at the race car, i am driving off of "the sun" shine. i have not been to a gas station since september. >> lalani, you me

green? yes, please she replied. only if you say heil hitler the chef david and after a few seconds when he burst forthwith to hell with hitler for rice pudding and one made of skim milk at that. for that exchange and i think this is really important, one that when the green defiantly verett -- verify the trial she received six months in that prison in france. the germans saw such incidents not as pinpricks as they are often described but serious disruption to the seamless functioning of masterful domination. as long as insults are presented off stage or they are disguised they can be ignored but overt insubordination is being described as a dare, one that calls into question the whole relationship between dominator and dominated. sometimes a apparent compliance is shattered by a insubordination. she very bravely kept 10 pots filled with new sheets of guns under the counter that she could get out of the islanders. she specialized in with double meaning. she used a small stage of her book shop as a place to entertain

street garage the property as 1776 green street protesting the ownerships to larry of an alternative process for the heat detergent we should wait for the fifth commissioner to return to the seat. >> mr. patterson ask i consultation the second swearing in. >> you can do that. anyone else >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> so with the communicating in the room we'll begin with the appellant. you have 7 minutes >> thank you commissioner president lazarus and commissioners ryan patterson for the neighbors of the green street garage. this is one of most interesting appeals but i represent a group of 25 neighbors that live around the green street garbage that's an automobile body garage only for parking. it's for a new water system and heat detect our we suspect something is being done the plans for example, don't show the spray boothd that's been heat by neighborhood we actually decided to withdraw the appeal no since fighting over nothing about the appellan

there is a green bar across the middle, that green bar what is relatively efficient use. if you are above, you have a lot of work to do, if you are below, you can see your points too. people are paying attention to it. we've been giving out lots of checklist for water efficiency you can walk around your house and say, am i doing the right thing. if you are not, get to it. lots of posters and stickers and lots of public information. we have a public information campaign coming in june. in response to the drought, we've had walk in request for devices for 90 percent, evaluations up for 25 percent, we'll be increasing our rebate amounts for toilets and portable washers and the campaign in june for indoor and outdoor announcements and we want to get on the press and muni buses. when you talk about it, people respond. i'm happy to answer more questions on this program before i turn it over to mark. >> environment, commission, colleagues? >> commissioners? >> how do you measure the program? >> the way we really measure them individually. we measure them collectively in terms of

the one crew chief, dave rogers and kyle busch hope to go out green. >> got a green flag look to it.dy is pretty well strung out and i don't see anybody really working on anybody too hard here at this time. >> we're not seeing the clumps of cars like the one that created the a.j. allmendinger and menard collision. >> exactly. a few cars busted up in the middle of three and four right now but pretty much quite minding their manners at this point with a little ways to go. 37 laps to go. >> the only thing that could offset the trend the drivers seem to come off the corner snap loose like we've seen several drivers. >> those are daytime trends not nighttime. >> i didn't have a very thick notebook on nighttime trends. >> i screwed him enough. >> this is the first night race in the brief history of kansas speedway. held saturday night so everybody can get home for mother's day tomorrow. >> jeff gordon has been knocking tents out of kevin harvick's lead, .2 last lap. got to balance back out. kevin has had to pass a couple of cars, closing down a little bit. >> just saw kyle busch in that 18

and to date, we are at 75 percent of our cars being green or renewable fuels as well as 30 percent of all of our vehicles and we are trying to move that to even, even greener with each budget cycle and those are the next two slides, five and six in your packet and then, again, the replacement strategy is outlined here and targeting the oldest vehicles in particular, to help with the particulate matter reductions in the environment as well as following the department of environments green, vehicle grid and compliance standards and then, we don't have a eligible vehicle and we look at what the greenest in the class will be for that specific vehicle and if not, being a bike or a transit first, alternative. and environmental strategies we do this day in and day out and we also do it during the budget season, by looking at things like our video conferencing and tell conferencing and then the public transit and the pools as well as the other items. >> and then, lastly, i will just close with why this matter is again in our responsiveness, for both operations and disaster and preparedness, w

people want greening but they want that greening to be maintained because we have ahab ith in this city of doing these projects and then not planning for their maintenance. and the only way we can plan for their maintenance is to have enough staffing at dpw to actually do it. and then in terms of the enhanced cleaning services, so when you talk about the alleys and the bart stations, i can probably be more blunt than you are. when we walk into a bart station or into an alley and it smell like urine and feces, you're talking about that kind of situation. >> that's exactly what we're talking about. >> because it's really -- there are areas in the city that it is just -- it's unsanitary. it is just disgusting when you smell it. and, you know, to the extent that we can really have consistent thorough cleaning and not have puddles of urine everywhere and have feces all over the place, i think that that should be a core municipal function of making sure that that's cleaned. not only is it not pleasant for residents of the city, but it's not sanitary. so, i hope you'll continue to pursue this

just recently, we earned a green point rating of one hundred and 87 points it's a super green.nd i had have to say it falls in line with the bridges goals they've taken steps to set an ass primarily goal for a 20 percent savings. so this honestly didn't mean that state far steadies that. this grand opening is an incredible milestone indeed a village so thank you all for coming. with that, i want to introduce our next speaker who is someone who is a good friend of housing and a good forensic to bridge and thank you bill for coming all the way from sacramento to san francisco from 90 degree probably sacramento to 83 degrees san francisco and welcoming us here. please bill from the tax allocation committee (clapping.) >> welcoming well, thank you and it sound like i'm coming such a long way from sacramento but taking the commute i feel like that i'm glad to be here and extend bills congratulations eased to bridge housing and to housing partnership i should mention in sacramento when your two organizations are involved in the developments it's going to result in quality and provide

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just over the mountains saw a bluish green orb. he was going really fast. >> i jumped. >> hey, dude, look at that freakin' light over there, dude. this thing is wobbling in the sky. >> all of a sudden, it's super fast and he starts descending. >> i tell gabriel, let's head over there. i got the shakes right now. >> jump in the truck and head out there and then there's nothing. >> and that's when you called us? >> yep. >> okay. so you said it was 11:00? >> yeah, 11:00. >> where were you sitting? >> we were right in the porch area, back area. >> no drugs? >> no, of course not. i had a drink. >> and which direction was it traveling in? >> it was actually headed east. >> this is east. >> how large was the object? >> football field. it was huge. >> it was huge. it was a bright light. >> and the colors that you saw? >> green. almost like a skom ecomet. >> it was blue. >> eex plain the shape? >> circular. >> perfectly sick lar. >> it looked like a giant football. >> did i miss anything in the questions i asked him? >> did perfect. i need

i'm anne-marie green. have a good day. y. i'm anne-marie green.ay. ,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, may 6. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on your tuesday. how about a little weather and traffic? how are we doing? >> all right. a little windy, a couple of clouds out there right now. by the afternoon going to see some sunshine. still going to be blustery near the coastline. low pressure headed over the sierra nevada, they are seeing snow up there, elizabeth. >> wow, look at that. all right. we have wind advisories here closer to home. chp-issued wind advisories, one for the benicia bridge, one for the bay bridge this morning. so two hands on the steering wheel once again. >> good advice. thank you. >>> it is 4:30. we begin with this story. a teenager killed by a dublin officer was nostranger to the police. dublin police say the 18-year- old had an extensive criminal history. police say they were called when oscar herrera attacked his mother and they

esprit park in green to the northeast. we're an extraordinary transit-oriented development site and a few blocks from the mupi 3rd street ultimately subway central 20th street station and of course pier 00 and the park are just four blocks to the east and we'll get back to that in a second. moving close to the project site you can see why we dub our name project oem, and we occupy a slender site. we back up onto a landscaped embankment. across 19th is a warehouse that is currently occupied by an equipment rental company and to the east is the ucsf administrative and planning building. this is a diagram of the massing -- on the left, one of our emphasis, our goals in the design was to create a very articulated and diverse building facade. on that note, we were committed to really four things when we approached the building. we really wanted to build a block, not a project. we wanted to actually create a series of buildings, an experience of a series of buildings. we also wanted to give back to the neighborhood and that is w

thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie green.e a great day. ,,,,,, >>> good mornin i'm michelle griego. >> and hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. 5:30? i jumped the gun there. [ laughter ] >> got me going. >> an hour ahead. >> we were talking about that earlier. >> how's the weather? hot. >> no matter how you slice it yeah it's going to be hot around the bay area today. maybe some record-breaking heat. not only today but tomorrow as well. talking about the hot temperatures coming up. >>> and we already have a traffic alert in san jose. there's emergency pothole repair going on so the connector ramp from northbound 880 to southbound 101 remains closed. we'll have some amount gnats for you come -- alternate cots for you. -- alternates for you coming up. >>> of him making racist comments, but as andrew spencer reports the interview has made matters even worse with anderson cooper. >> reporter: l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling says he just made a terrible mistake. >> it's so painful to be -- because i'm not a racist a

time we now have preliminary finding a national in what capacity looking into the benefits of the green house gases down achieved or the workforce development jobs that are created with the program and spurring the local committee through the go sf and good jobs for low income community and hope to see the program fully funded >> can i ask i strongly support thoughtful funding like was mentioned but to you support raiding of the geobond fund. >> at the end of the day there's needs to be a adjust of the levels that's that - >> could you be specific. i'm not sure of the exact number that needs to be achieved to make that happen. i know there's a separate discussion of the feasibility of merging with another c cf program that could inform the levels needed for the reserve >> thank you very much. next speaker. . >> hi aim roslyn jackson i have a lot of things to talk about. so as discussed the good solar sf has benefits to our community and this is the analysis of the data. so as of april 2014 there are over 10 megawatts support by go solar by more than 3 seven hundred customer services sit

service that's cheaper pan pg&e and a deep green service that offices one hundred percent renewable energy over the pg&e rate. the merry run clean energy has a renewable energy that creates jobs they'll be offering a local number of customers a benefit to buy one hundred percent locally generated solar power they'll pay a price premium located in for 20 years. it's safe to bet it pg&e dirty power will be more expensive so this product offered by merry run energy will be cost saving. in 2008, san francisco impacted an ambitious plan with emissions limits everyday we hear new reports about the scientific certainty that climate change it real and happening faster than we can imagine, however, san francisco is not active. the strategy states that moving to one hundred percent renewable energy is the best way to reduce green house gas emissions and the clean power roll out of a thirty wait power program will eliminate 2 point and 50 thousand plus tons of carbon dioxide every why were so clean power contributes to 1 hundred and 35 u 45 metric tons of carbon dioxide so since the public com

the green bridge station in the town of point reyes station is closed. it will be for at least three days before drivers can fill up there again. that's because a car crashed into the station yesterday forcing the station to shut down. it puts drivers in a tight spot since there are no other gas stations close by. one woman told us she will probably have to tow her car. >> what are you going to do? >> the reserve tank. so i have to go 18 miles to novato or petaluma or i could call aaa. >> she could. there is a gas station about 20 miles away in bolinas but that one is quickly running out of gas itself. >> police in san francisco are going after drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. our cameras were rolling as san francisco police set up a sting operation in the outer sunset near yorba an especially dangerous intersection. kpix 5's andria borba tells us, pedestrians can also get stuck with a big fine for violating the crosswalk rules and many people apparently have no idea about this law. >>> reporter: what do you think the numbers on the

i'm anne-marie green. well, overnight firefighters in california battled a string of fast-moving erratic wildfires that forced thousands to evacuate. most are in san diego county where governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. the most destructive appears to be in carlsbad about 30 miles north of san diego. more than two dozen homes were destroyed and more than 11,000 residents told to evacuate. the carlsbad fire is one of several fires raging throughout the state this morning. in nearby san marcos, 21,000 residents were told to leave as were the students of california state university campus. bigad shaban is in carlsbad and has our report. >> reporter: at least nine fires are burning in carlsbad. this house was charred from the inside out. why helicopters doused flames overnight, the flames have burned more than 2,100 acres. wildfires burned across san diego county. >> there are probably 30- 40-foot flames. >> reporter: dozens of homes were destroyed and thousands of residents were told to e

>> green.lmost like a comet. >> it was blue. >> explain the shape of it. >> very circular. >> perfectly circular? >> it looked like a giant football. >> thanks for your time. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your time. >> did i miss anything in the questions i asked him? >> did perfect. i need to recruit you. >> yeah. star team investigator right here. so is there any concern? one guy said it was a perfect circle, one guy said it was shaped like a football. one guy said it was green, and the second guy said it was blue. >> yeah. you need to make that note in your report when you file your report because you've got conflict of information there. >> yeah. >> but what you do is you rely on your evidence to back up their story. >> right. so after i do this preliminary interview, the next thing i would do is go to the location? >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> next up, learning how to work a ufo investigation at the scene of the incident. just like in real police work, any investigation site can h

verizonth cal walls and uses of green space. we just installed a green vertual wall on cedar alley at larkin as an example. very important was the next one, was to not courage cpmc, they sat at the table for several years, to provide quality access medical care to the residents of the local neighborhood. its was very important to the steering committee and also to the members of cpmc that they were there to represent and create almost a healthy neighborhood -- a healthy lower polk neighborhood campaign as i look at resourcing other parts of the city as well. lastly is to utilize funding. as david chiu said there will be additional funding if we're able to create a cbd on behalf of lower polk neighborhood, cbmc is staged to he provide an extra $2.77 million [speaker not understood]. everyone will take advantage of that additional funding. it will come in the way of capital projects. our overall budget for the cbd project is about $800,000 a year. on top of that we will receive the 2.77 specifically for capital based projects. wan

orange production is at a 24- year low this year due to citrus greening. with the disease spreading more and more each year, many growers are turning to blueberries. jackie keenan reports from florida. "can you help me load up fruit?" this land for three generations grew what florida is known for - oranges. but after battling diseases, the costs were growing faster than the fruit for carleen gunter and her family. so they called it quits and turned to blueberries. the only way to save the grove was to replant, and then you got 5 years before you have marketable qualities of fruit. i thought while greening is out there before they solve this problem, i can't plant orange trees, i have to plant something else. the bacterial disease called greening is wiping out acres of oranges in florida. production is down 18 percent this year alone. so growers are turning to more profitable fruits, making blue the new orange. it's successful because we've been able to get fruit a lot earlier than we would have with citrus. with greening getting worse, and several blueberr