, 50% and our deep green, 50%. one thing that they're required to do every year in partnership with pg and e is to sent out a mailler. it has our logo and it includes a cost comparison, a break down of the power sources and also admission compare -- comparison. we just sent this out two weeks ago to our customers. we get our renewable resources. we purchase some large hydro and we use system power as well in addition to the greenhouse gas free power that we buy. we had 39% system power unspecified as shown on that slide. all electric utilities by this unspecified power and the reason why we're buying a large portion because we said we won't enter into a contract for nuclear energy, so to make up the other part that's not renewable or large hydro, we use the young specified power. you can see on the very bottom, there is a greenhouse admission comparison. it's cutting off on the bottom of the slide. but it's the mega watt hour. you can see the pg and e is at 445 and light green which is at 380 and 0 for deep green b

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green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.ctual 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. >> 200,000

right towards the center of the green. a little fade. >> got it again. >> beautiful tee shot weaved in there by monty. that fade we've been seeing for so many years. he'll have a birdie try. sauers will do it. they both birdied the first of the three hole aggregate holes. . with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in the life that you want today. tap into the full power of your fidelity greenline. call or come in today for a free one-on-one review. >>> so there is an advantage on the second aggregate playoff hole for colin montgomerie after he sauers shared bogey to stay even so far. and now sauers is going to walk down into that bunker for his second, rog. >> he's got a very good lie. you have to get it up quickly. very steep bank, as most of these bunkers have here at oak tree. but plenty of green to work with. >> won't be hard to spin the ball from the sand, so is it works to g

of course, in order to get your lawn this green, you have to shell out some green. about $500 for a lawn this size, less if you do it yourself. some say it's a small price to pay to combine color with conservation. now, i reached out to santa clara water district leaders to see what they think about this idea. they said they haven't had time to evaluate the paint itself but do support innovative approaches to saving water. this can save you 70% to 90% of your lawn watering water. back to you. >> maryann, thank you. very interesting. >> such a creative idea. i heard her microphone a bit windy. is it windy outside? >> it's breezy down where marianne is. nothing out of the ordinary. we want to get you the current drought update. a little bit of wind is helping to increase the fire threat. you can see right now, 33% of california remains in the exceptional drought. that is the worst level of drought that is possible. so unfortunately, this is also impacting the bay area. alameda, contra costa, santa clara, santa cruz, san mateo and san francisco all in that worst level

seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham" is my favorite, also. i remember when i was younger, i made my own green eggs. they didn't turn out so well. they sound better than they taste. with "speak of the week," i'm drew. >> i'll tell you why billings, montana, is called the magic city. girl: hi, mom. hi, sweetie. [ beep ] man: how's it going, buddy? i'm bored. [ beep ] i think i'll ride my bike. [ tv playing ] [ beep ] it may never be this easy to help your kids find balance, but you have more power than you know. the we can! parents' handbook and web site can help you maximize that power. you'll learn how to help kids choose healthier foods... and how to make it fun for them to get active. who can help kids maintain a healthy weight? we can! visit the we can! web site for a free parents' handbook, plus tips, tools, and resources. a message from the u.s. department of health and human services. uh just gonna hang out. with gary and todd? yea. i've been meaning to ask you, is there any drinking going on in this crowd

the issue for the greens is that - are these nods that they see as tapta mount to abortion. >> the greens cover the nil, and the other contraceptions required. not the narrow class of emergency constra tensions. it's something most americans understand. for many of us, our faith decides how we decide the issues. the president obama administration adopted the mandate knowing it would violate the religious beliefs of americans. they knew that because they were told repeatedly. they knew it because they received 400,000 public comments when they floated the rule. it's the most public comments that had been submitted on any federal regulation in american history. they knew they were doing it. >> what do you say to those that shay there could be unintended consequences that might be worse than what the greens intend. because requiring the courage would reduce unintended pregnancies and abortions. if people don't have access to the birth control they want, you might have more abortions. sure. that's one way to draw the moral line or weigh the concerns. and many americans will draw the line that

transforming drought dull to green. if you are willing to spend some green.it cost about $500 to paint a lawn this size. less if you buy the product on line and do it yourself. green canary is one of several companies offering this service to customers hoping to save water. >> we have had successes in cemeteries where they are cutting back significantly on the cutting of the lawn and they still need to keep it green for the site. >> an athletic club plans to use the service to keep the curb side appeal of a lush lawn, while using an estimated 90% less water. >> it's going to take our sprinkler system down to one minute three times per week which is substantially less than what we were using. esthetically it's going to look great. >> it only takes a couple hours to give a brown lawn a green hue and it should last threes three months. the president says the product is water based and safe for kids and pets. the water district leaders say while they haven't evaluated the paint they do support innovative ways the a save water and this method is certainly painting

seuss story is "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham." >> "green eggs and ham" is my favorite, also. i remember when i was younger, i made my own green eggs. they didn't turn out so well. they sound better than they taste. with "speak of the week," i'm drew. >> i'll tell you why billings, montana, is called the magic city. >> just about any place you visit in this wonderful country of ours, you'll no doubt be fascinated by the local history. this next report is case in point. >> welcome to billings, montana. it's one of the great frontier towns of the old west. it's also my hometown. >> howdy. >> to help tell some of the history of billings is kevin kooistra-manning. he's with the western heritage center. and joyce jensen wrote a book about the town. how did billings get its name? >> billing got its name from frederick billings, former president of the northern pacific railroad, who they honored by naming the town after him. >> the railroad actually created the town, and it happened almost by accident. >> there was a nearby town by the name of coulson,

there are 5 major green house gas emissions in san francisco. one of which residential buildings that accounts for 22 percent of our foot in san francisco part of the cause and the reason it's high is 50 percent of the housing stock in san francisco was built before the 1950s and not designed to be energy efficient first comfort those homes are not comfortable and the heat escapes quickly and more to maintain the temperature and from a safety precipitate outdated awe appliances causes carbon monoxide through improper venting of carbon monoxide p there are a number of things to do you can add installation or replace a hot water heater or a fortune or ductwork and 4th district where the cracks are around window frames and a lot of heat is lost and once you do that look for renewables the department of the environment understands this and pit forgot a step-by-step guide to make our home that efficient at sf.org efficient upgrade. i'll see a quick quiz to take you answer several questions about your home and it will provide you with ideas to make it

green. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, i'm pleased to be here this morning to responds to your questions related to embassy security. my background part of which has been mentioned, i served as undersecretary state for management under colin powell for four years. i subsequently served as a commissioner on the commission for wartime contracting in iraq and afghanistan, and most recently chaired the panel that's been talked about here which looked at the management and the organization of it diplomat ick security. this panel grew out of the accountability review board following benghazi that was chaired by admiral mullen and ambassador pickering. as we on the panel progressed with our deliberations, we looked at one thing and we looked at many things, but one thing we looked at was the relationship of diplomatic security to other bureaus and organizations both within the state department and across the government where appropriate. obviously obo, a close partner of diplomatic secur

today it is the green party.ant to talk about an issue that is not talked about very much outside of sweden. while sweden is the birthplace of offer nobel, founder of the prize, suite is also one of the world largest arms exporters. yes, sweden is actually the world's third largest arms exporter per capita after israel and russia. while the country often takes neutral positions in international conflicts and offers assistance through peacekeeping missions and foreign aid, it has continued to send military clement to regimes accused of human rights abuses including clients like saudi arabia, arabia, thailand, bahrain, and egypt. for more we're joined by martin smedjeback, who has followed these develop and closely. you might say he is put his body on the line. peace activist, nonviolence trainer, served three prison sentences for breaking into weapons factories and hammering on weapons never export. earlier this year, he received the swedish marley 13 prize. martin smedjeback, we welcome you to democracy now! can

green? what do you have to say to that, mr. green? >> i am not an architect nor am i an engineer. if obo contends they can build things as quickly. i may, may not question it. all i am saying is -- the folks that worked with o.b.o. on a regular basis questioned it. >> now, mr. -- ms. muniz, the previous embassy in iraq was build? before the department decided to design the sx lenexcellence pro. it was fraught with cost overruns, contractor corruption, this committee found in 2007, the project was delayed 16 months and the cost to the united states taxpayer was $144 million more than originally projected. so, the issue of delays and increased costs can occur regardless of whether the department uses standard embassy design, concept, or design excellence concept. would you all agree? >> i would agree. >> baghdad was kind of a unique situation. once, once it had been planned initially, then defense department wanted to put more people in there. so we had to modify the -- the size of it. i'm sur

how should one cross with the green there. how do you cross that green thing and also entitled to your right turn with a traffic arrow? anyway, that's something for the green zone people, but the main thing is enforcement, is it pedestrian bicycles. it's mostly i'm concerned that it's helmet already but the neon vest. >> thank you. we've got comment from wendy. >> hi. my name is wendy. i wanted to echo the previous comment about enforcement. yes. collisions will probably get marked. but near collisions don't get noticed. or scare the people with hearing issues. and i have seen this countless times is that the curb cuts are used by bicyclist climb onto the sidewalk and go directly to the door. they do not dismount at the curb because they don't want to get hit by cars. is

green? >> it it the most important decision. >> now, let me ask -- how do we balance though the need for accessibility, the need for visibility, the need for convenience in another country. we got to forget, we cannot forget it isn't just about us. and our security and convenience. it's also about the population. our embassy consulate is serving. lots of people want to get visas, do business, so forth. help us understand a little built, from your poent of view, with your commission, how do we strike the right balance? >> that's probably the toughest question that anyone here has asked today. i don't know that there is a magic bullet to do that. but you have got to manage risk. and people have different opinions of how you do that. whether it its security, security takes precedent or access takes precedent. i remember when, when i was still at the state department. there was a big battle between those who -- those who in the old usia who wanted more access for the local populous to go to the

it's really about the greens not about the company.ustice gens berg says "i'm not buying it, it's close to calling them the company, a person for the purposes of not the first amendment but the freedom of restoration act." >> gallop find 30% of americans approve of the supreme court. it's down 7 percentage points. congress would wish to have 30% approval. it's bad for the supreme court. >> here are a couple of tweets. chris and washington dc about the justices "they are an atroshes hard of misfits hell bent on ridiculousness. pat says "my dream with scalia has come to a halt. that love affair is over", you and i know the court has gone through the ups and downs. we are both lawyers, we know that. all the branches of governments go through popularity and justice roberts knows it too. he's trying to build the institution. these trying with yunanality. the majority of the decisions have been unanimous. >> an awful lot or the past few years. good to see you, al jazeera legal contributor jamie floyd. thank you. >> turning to the crisis on t

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lorraine green, she's in c-5. >> lorraine green.if she has additional witnesses to speak to because at the end of the day when you allege something you have to have witnesses and somebody for me to talk to and some way for me to prove the statement that you're making. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. yourself? >> i'm okay. >> were there any other witnesses you would like for me to talk to. >> the only person that was there, me, your co, ryan and mr. mets. >> i spoke with the corporal and i also spoke with the officer that was there at the time. corporal has read a statement saying at no time did he make any comments -- any sexual -- >> he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> you guys are agreeing to each other. what is the sense of it. i'm looking like the idiot while your ceo agreeing with each other he never said it when he did say it. what's the sense of speaking more about it. there's no more to speak about. it's over. >> i'm going to continue with what i have to say, when i'm done t

dynamics of government it's a minor part and the primary minister from the green party i'm proud to introduce him into the government so thank you to be with us and we're looking forward to a greeting (clapping.) thank you so much mayor ed lee and senator parker and ladies and gentlemen and others i'm delighted to be here and very grateful for this invitation to the opening of the 7 the intersolar north american i'm impressed by the viewing success story of solar energy and the use by which it is for the climate protection and i'll say i feel a particular affinity with the intersolar north american. the roots of this exhibition actually go back to the state ofileitis even burger specifically where we have rooftop on the union with solar intelligence. and the power solar in german research institutes and others the institute for the ecology contributed some of the fundamental ideas that led to the german energy transition and the nuking letter disaster in 2011 german thought about the energy in in favor falsify of a long-term energy relying on renewable resources what did this mean f

many, many jobs and 50 thousand jobs in california and in the bay area 21 thousands of them solar green proud jobs that's pitting a lot of people back to work (clapping) and all of this and this great job growth this this sustainable industry has been done in the worse economic times of this country we're not only the economics are against us but the grid look in washington, d.c. was against us we've done this in california and those achievements require a partnership and vision and thank goodness we've got governor jerry brown and the policies are reflected in a 3 that percent portfolio that's a goal worth achieving in san francisco i'm proud of our own state, in fact, in the last decade we've built out our energy resources we've installed 16 muni megawatts generating capacity and i'm proud of our municipal solar we put solar outstanding on our davies city hall that's the only one that is the greenest in the world we've got 5 more large solar projects in the works and doing our partly to get the residents and businesses joining in that's why for the next 2 years i've invested $10 milli

the department of the environment but in the bayer quality district if we are ever going to reduce green house gas emissions we're going to have to get people out of their cards it's going to take carrots you you understand what i mean >> and so as i was getting briefed on this i realized the program is at a crossroads but time to come before you and let you know what a goes on you're going to hear there was changed at the state a law passed at the state that engaged the air district that influenced our program it complicated and i thought it was you're aware of that it is going to change our program. >> bob. >> it's a pleasure to be here i'm joined by dave bickering with the air quality district i'll have him join me we've spoken before about the san francisco's commuter benefits we've given you yugd our representative is not here we're joined if we have questions sue at&t synson will answer those. but i wanted to give you a quick recap of the san francisco ordinance how it works as director raphael said there's a new program that applies to businesses throughout the bay area. it was ac

what is a green bond?h the use of proceeds are used for climate friendly agenda, mitigate climate change. there are several types. proceeds is now the largest, which you already mentioned. we also have revenue green bonds and project bonds. so, i raise money and use it to fund a green project here that is what you're talking about in terms of taking off. >> that is right. it would be a standard bond documentation you have the within that, a special demarcation for the use of proceeds. bond backed from a by a cash flow or green. >> that is right. your investor would take the risk of the project. itthe use of proceeds bonds, is a credit risk. >> lie to you like them? ice cream bonds are a fantastic opportunity to do well in but at the same time also doing good, having a impact on theive environment here that may give you an example. funding, that receives and this is from the world bank. one i really like is in mexico. a project to replace up to 2 million in inefficient appliances, air conditioning units, 45

i'm anne-marie green.the "cbs morning news." ♪ >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. a patrol depression moving off the east coast of florida is expected to become this season's first named storm. meanwhile, there was more severe weather in the midwest. at least one person was killed in eastern iowa when strong winds knocked down a building. >>> and the united states men's soccer team begins play in the knockout in brazil. the u.s. team takes on belgium. >>> odds for team usa to win the tournament may be long, but that won't slow down the betting process in world cup matches. mark philips has more on the bookies who hope to make a challenge. >> jones, oh, yes! >> reporter: the heartening and unlikely run of the u.s. soccer team at the world cup -- >> yes! another! >> reporter: -- handy just been welcomed by fans at home. a lot of peoples rooting for the u.s. not the least the bookmakers who see fans as an untapped market. >> this is the single biggest betting event in history. >> reporter:

green finance sf (clapping) so homeowners can find affordability financing their, their renewable energy and in fact, i've had a moment to talk to the governor we're going to be joining the mayors across the state of california to bring up the mayors across the country to demands that president obama and other pay attention we need national leadership we can get that by invoicing our voices as mayors (clapping) you know, solar is not the only industry that's thriving there's thanks to a business tax for clean tech firms 0 over 2 hundred and 10 having their haushdz in san francisco their complimented by financial firms by their portfolios based in san francisco this is all the same we're creating a community that will be success whether it's financed or violationy or solar companies with this coop liz i'm proud of what our city is doing and thank you for the opportunity to compliment the companies if i have a solar company that wants to find a location you're welcome here in san francisco (clapping) and with that, seven years dr. weber we're proud of this and the association e relationshi

one of the things we have to continue to tap for all the 0 people that think that you know the whole green movement is about simply some things they're not a part of its everyday stuff and it's also about the stuff you care about and also about jobs and a good and cleaner environment that speaks to all of that i can't say enough about it about where this could be and how we can position this department. to speak to the city about it's importance for its growth as a city and everybody's moving to those places how do we work together to be sustainable because we've got to do it if? the pattern of immigration for the whole country. thanks commissioner. colleagues >> the only thing i want to offer it it may not be necessary would it be helpful until you said the head of the sustainability to d.c. from the post office i was going to offer up the colleagues maybe a letter from us i heard about what's happening but it's not necessary. >> i think that's an outstanding idea if i could go a step further invite them to come before you and give us an update on how we're doing. >> maybe if it's the wil

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. it might just be the most anticipated sporting event since the super bowl. today, the united states men's soccer team tries to keep the dream alive of winning the first world cup in this nation's history. with a loss that dream dies at least for four more years. team usa taking on belgium in a win or go home day in salvador, brazil. and they're hoping to have one of their best players back in the lineup. >> jozy altidore. oh, no, ald that dor has pulled up and that looks like a hamstring injury. >> reporter: jozy altidore was injured in the opening match against ghana and hasn't played in weeks but on monday, team usa tweeted out that the star forward will be ready and available for today's game. he will be a welcome addition for the lineup as the u.s. faces a talented belgium squad. >> he's a player who can change a game and it's important because he's played against some of these defenders for a year now. and so, it it is important. it's a guy with experience. and indict namic of th

green this, green that. this is what he is talking about. he is basically america's first ecologist. the way he made a living? he practiced what we call today landscape architecture, but back then there was no name for it. he had all different names for it. when we think of landscape our tax the less architects, we think of flowerbeds for the wealthy. he was a city planner, a metropolitan planner. he was all about landscaping the whole environment. a brilliant man, and this is the fellow who understood that the bigger the cities got -- and they were getting bigger and bigger -- they were like a whale. the trouble is, city dwellers today are not even near nature. and it takes something away from you as a human being to never have any connection with nature, and if you are in the middle of new york city, you don't have any connection with nature, and he suggested a great park. central park was his idea. the problem is, he gets on a boat going down the hudson river, it catches on fire and he dies. drowning at the age of 37 in 1852. he had alrea

the light green and the dark green. that's something that the advocates in san francisco has pushed for a really long time. i think it's time to do that because it makes it clear when you have a good utility that's playing rate games with you to try to under cut you, the thing that made it possible for marin and sanoma to keep their rates low was their ability to have those two different types of programs and two different types of customers. we need to do that and get on the track. with regard to local build out, it's crucial, we have things that marin and sanoma and other counties don't have. we have the power enterprise and the bonding. [switching captioners] >> so we can be an example for the state. with regard to the ab 2145 they are hinting at a three-county con tingous limit, but they are not necessarily there yet and the bill is still being written as we speak. so what we need and your staff to do is push against even the three-county contiguous, because if we get the spectacular program in san francisco off the

keeping your lawn too green could mean paying out a lot of green in fines.wners tend to use more than half their water on their yards, the state board wants to impose mandatory conservation rules. it's imposing fines of up to $500 per day for those who use too much water on their lawns, those who have fountains or things that don't recircumstance hate water. if the board approves the mandatory measures, they'll take effective immediately and stay in place for nine months, but as marianne favro found, she found a creative way to avoid those fines and keep your lawn looking lush and green. >> reporter: let me show you the difference. this is what this entire lawn looked like this morning. and this is what it looks like now, thanks to a spray-painting job that can save you water. the grass is always greener, if you paint it. which is exactly what a technician with green canary is doing at this saratoga home. transforming dull to green. it costs about $500 to paint a lawn this size. less if you do it yourself. green canary is one of the services offering this se

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as opposed to jfk we weren't able to do the green treatment. we are figuring out each thing to do to make it clear. our goal is to make it clear as possible for people for what they should be doing. when people understand where they should be, that will be more smoothly. >> i would like to encourage you to work with the mayor's office on disability on these matters and also council. >> to the chair, quickly. i think those are really very good suggestions and some of the conversations we had out of jfk were looking at things like pavement markings and signage to really communicate to people where is the parking zone, where is the buffer zone and bike lane zone. i think that's constructive feedback for this document. thank you. >> councilmember wong? >> hi, there. i saw you yesterday at the committee. today i have the second round at hearing the presentation and finally it's sun ken in. i was looking at the bike lane that should be 8 feet minimum. page nine. i like the idea of the improvement of the double crosswalk. currently most of these islan

we have conducted our geo tech and we need to evaluate green infrastructure. we'll have meeting with the urban water shed this summer. for the treatment plants a lot of work happening at plants. we have seven projects that will be occurring at the plant. while the treatment plant. we're playing out all those projects can and coming up with an inter face project. we need disinfection to be happening and we need to fulfill our commitment to the neighborhood and it's a complex thing. it's going to have different staging sites and a lot of overlapping, a lot of work and hand off, and transactions that have to be put in place. it's called our southeast plant integration and this is so we don't miss a step, so everything goes smoothly so the plant folks will know, operations and maintenance folks will know what is the plant going to be looking like in two years, three years as we progress through the ssip. a project that you'll be happy to hear we're moving forward with is southeast head works. this is the facility of the plant off the third where all of the flows c

now it's on green. well, thank you president and commissioners for your vote of confidence it's incredible honor to be serving in this position tonsillitis that's my dream job no place i'd rather be working with the partners on the commission, with this particular mayors administration and all the partners he brings as well. 80 so i'm deeply honored to be here that long list of things i'll not give ignore i didn't details but want to highlight things in our department to drawing your attention so what i'm going to do with my director's report this is move forward been the agenda and wanting that was your desire to have it move forward up ranch the end i think it's important for people to hear from the director what's going on o going on so i appreciate that that speaks a lot to the value you place on the relationship between director and wanting i appreciate that. so i'm going to do with my first ever remarks give you quick highlights and tell you how i've been spending my first 60 odd days as director.

of 84 green school yards on sff school yards. it's a perfect opportunity for educator to teach students about the importance of water conservation and things offered. the goal is the program will reach 8,000 students, and it's a one year program with an opportunity to renew for the next three years. >> thank you very much. it has been moved. >> second. >> it has been seconded. any public comment on this item? dr. jackson. >> here you go again, oh, yes. let me say this to you, that was a report done in 2004 and it was done by the court authority about the so called heritage park. that area was dredge and someone passed about i and said, that looks like a [inaudible]. that's how the park got named, but it is. all you have to do, you yourself, get your staff to find out the results of health risk assessment. it is terrible. i pulled this off this morning and you know when you read it, it talks about death. the different diseases and things that people get and you die from it. you die from it. people are dying in my community. you ha

set up the green prints and we'll show that before we end our segment. >> the green prints is a rivetting documentary but filmed like a narrative film and has you on the edge of your seats. it's about an israeli handler of a palestinian informant who actually is a son of a high level hamas operative and it's kind of about their relationship. and we're going to have the director there and it's a film that won the audience award at the sun dance film festival for best world documentary and we're super excited to have it. >> we should say, that is the israeli intelligence organization. look, the green print. >> you handle by signing his form. this is my chance to be a hero, but allah had other plans for me. >> interesting. and when will the green prints be shown, at what part of the film festival? >> their opening night film is july 24th at the castro and it will show three other venues also. >> wonderful. >> i was going to tell you a little bit about some of our big nights, our closing night film. it's a film called little white lie. it's a first time film maker named laci schwartz and it's