product as well as the dark green product we might want to rethink who we introduce the light green product to first and who we market the dark green product to we motive want to choose to take those mathematics out again and say this was a neighborhood that was authentic and maybe market 9 dark green premium and see how many want to opt out into the premium. >> do you think it would be helpful for a can comparison and the uptick over the years into whether they started at one percent now, it's a 10 percent and how along that intoxicate and people are - is there a way to encourage them to opt up into the better product how do that go. >> soulgd good. >> my next question on slide 11 you talk about projected green tariff now it was my understanding that that is going to be in increments so there is not one number. >> there's one number for the sense per kilowatt hour but the customer my understanding pg&e is proposing to allow a customer to say they want 50 percent of the product at their house or 75 or a hundred but the cost the cents per killing w59 hour it set mined their allowing

green i'm why i'm asking more people president obama for the dark green. >> i'm showing mathematically what the share of right side at various levels of participation in the dark green from zero to thirty percent i'm not saying we'll got to thirty percent but the rate of range from the different scenarios. >> not years. >> no not years percentages of participation. >> i'm sorry if i wasn't clear on that. >> and one of the things we've discussed i don't know if it is changed there would be phased in marketing and enrollment. >> i've. >> based on i don't know if that is surveyed data but certain 0 pockets in san francisco that are more inclined to sign up for don't work green one hundred percent ru7b8 products straeven what categories to go after you know customer bans was there be more apt to enroll in don't work green have we had this confusion. >> we've begun to have those communications again now we're offering both the standard you know light green product as well as the dark green product we might want to rethink who we introduce the light green product to first and who we market t

switch into the carbon green i'm why i'm asking more people president obama for the dark green. >> i'm showing mathematically what the share of right side at various levels of participation in the dark green from zero to thirty percent i'm not saying we'll got to thirty percent but the rate of range from the different scenarios. >> not years. >> no not years percentages of participation. >> i'm sorry if i wasn't clear on that. >> and one of the things we've discussed i don't know if it is changed there would be phased in marketing and enrollment. >> i've. >>

the schedule up and then also i wanted to speak a little bit to the folks president obama up to the green option after you initially enrolled it in the program that's something we've worked on in the past they and last year did a program they worked with community-based nonprofits and had a confusion to see how much people to have on their e-mail list to opt up and offer a cash prides for nonprofits the sierra club didn't take money from government agencies we do a lot of political work so it is a way to give back to further advocate for community choices it allows us to get more folks to opt up the community choices is about climate action the more people that opt up the better in addition to our staff and amazing agencies and sf e that does amazing outreach you have a ton of folks that are committed to making this program work so we'll work with you in that program when it is launched and that will be in january 2016 thanks. >> jason. >> hi jason freed the exclusive officer for glasco you're talking about the marin program and the stuff open the presented side first of all, the staff g

rate will be we don't really. >> they didn't have a light green. >> that's the dark green their coming out with it is equivalent. >> it goes up in increments. >> my understanding okay they're going to offer one hundred percent renewable and we're calculating because we kind of know how the claugsdz that's one hundred percent but you can say i'd like to have one hundred percent rushld for 50 percent of my usage so; is that correct. >> is that how it goes. >> it's different how green is you want your total bill to be is one hundred percent of renewable what's the portion of your usage you know do you want it 50 percent of your usage you want to use green we really need to figure out you know how they're marketing so we can put our greener in a executive position. >> so is their lowest. >> i don't know what narrowing lowest usage. >> the lowest is because service the standard rp s target of 25 percent today and then the green terrace jim kelly was describing would give the consumers the ability to start at 50 percent and go up to one hundred percent. >> and we don't know if the dark green

space yeah but if we told them it should to be a green space it will be green because it is an open space above the extension. >> it could be a green roof. >> yeah. >> limited to what you can grow on the roof. >> true but a way i'm sure you could create enough soil above there with structurally making it sound to be able to plant that area. >> we asked for an idea at the last hearing nothing was put forward since this is a variance i'll address my concerns interesting enough the project on 24th street a couple of blocks down this was a co-compliant project that was granted a rear yard modification not a variance but a rear yard are modification by the way, they provided nor open space they didn't need to go through the variance process that is a smaller impact vacant lot no mature development at the rear they maintained a small rear yard 7 and a half square feet after concerns and concerns from the neighbors as well the case here the finding have different we need to find exceptional or extraordinary circumstances and given what i'm seeing here and seeing unique circumstances a mixe

as what their presenting it is a good program it follows the nexus study and to try to get to the green issue stuff and if i expletives more than what a g l held but hopefully, this will be useful and helpful i've had a lot of discussion about the green tariff and how many people go into it once launched a lot of people wanted to be included they found more power to bring the people in it is not as wildly but one they see more people when they are marketing it and when not martha you don't see people move up so one the key things a consistent marketing plan and another thing to look at perhaps a thirty megawatt program to toward the city you can opt up citywide for the first customers you'll ended up with a higher percentage of the deep green that will be citywide and a lot of people in the city that point the hundred percent renewal when you look at a thirty percent megawatt if you're going citywide you will have more i don't recommend that you want the opt out for the city it is a smart move but set aside a large portion of money for getting it out that much more quicker you want to m

year 2025 ladies and gentlemen, those are consumable and reducing green house gas emissions means so much for the generations of people at&t at and the new generations that will be at our warriors arena they'll appreciate what we do today you know earlier this year i have that privilege of announcing our city's green house gas emissions that are at 23 percent below the 1990 levels that's something to celebrate (clapping.) in fact that was such an enlightening achievement office of complaints already recognized our city agency a champion for the step forward, please leadership we're on the good track but i'll tell you with national and international leaders that struggle to address inclining we're leading the way and have exceeded our green house gas emissions goals and continue it do that while our economy is going this is a very unique goal a very in the course number we're lore our green house gas emissions while we are increasing jobs and making a strong economic compliment for the city? an incredible story i'll say we continue to provide real compliance by creating jobs and incre

it is a green chili and salt mixture. in the company cafe chefs serve up a pasta that uses the seasoning. >> translator: pasta with tomato sauce is heavy but green tea pasta is light and delicious. >> reporter: the company has developed cosmetics infused with green tea. the key ingredient tea seeds. they are rich in nutrients that keep the skin moist. the cosmetics have been a hit. a luxury spa in a major hotel in japan will soon feature the product. >> translator: we want to create a greater variety of tea products. we hope to sell them in japan and overseas. >> reporter: a traditional japanese drink that's getting untraditional treatment, from the farm to laboratory, green tea producers are making every effort to survive. >> and that's the latest in business for this hour. i'll leave you with a check on markets. >>> engineers at fukushima daiichi in northeastern japan have been trying to locate melted nuclear feel inside a damaged reactor. they sent in a robotic camera last week which they had to abandon after it got st

our evergreen sonoma laupgs it is one hundred percent renewable green house free supply we'll envision the rate and cost to be set to say a margin to fund building new local and regional projects renewable projects at a price eventual to penguin tariff offering targeted to be 3wu7bd in state local rpr compliant resources and really be able to lock to this part of the product offering to where we'll build the revenue stream to build local renewables that doesn't maple we have to wait for 80 that will have purchase electrical in locally constructed renewable contract and have it a standard oh. okay yes i'm going to do this this is the contract i'll sign for it we're envisioning go solar to encourage the customers and issuing rfps for controlled property we envision those as program compliant with annually going out to bid for additional supply so so routine and procured cycle in order to support the program we also expect to have energy efficiency as part of the program launched they'll be matured as the program engross initially focusing on the energy watch and bay run programs that are

not have the green designation those funds will be used for the transition partially because of the policies the commission approved but we want to be sure that the designation of the greenness so to speak low survive that so we wanted to make sure that the green designation was very clear for the generation assets and for the transition those assets are used in potentially a different way it is one of experiencing caution with the green designation we very much support the green bond designation that will be about 32 or $34 million of the overhead issuance so green designation. >> additional disclosures related to the capitol plan you financial plan you approved in february of this year we updated the numbers to incorporate that in terms of the drought continuing updated information regarding that and the community irrigation program now getting kicked off that timeline has been added and the prop 26 legal case which was caught of the california board of appeals this year and it as a result reminder prop 26 convict approved and it interprets the rates and fees to the service so we'

green peace india have been accused of violating those laws.ve the option of filing an appeal before a superior officer, or going to the courts. >> what is the likelihood of an appeal happening in your opinion? >> courts do take time. especially the constitutional courts have powers of passing [ inaudible ], which would stay -- stay the action of the government in freezing it. so if -- if they move the court and get an order in their favor, saying that no -- let them explain whatever they have to explain. let the proceedings go on but in the meanwhile, the order itself gets stayed. then there would be a long legal battle ahead. but for a final judgment i would expect some time. >> how damaging do you think this could be to green peace? >> well there's no doubt that the government of india doesn't like green peace. it would like to control their activities possibly try to shut them down in india, if possible. but they -- this is the first shot -- shot across the bow as it were to cut off the foreign funding. if they could deregister the organiza

>> on the green, you can. absolutely. on the green. absolutely. >> thank you. >> sure. >> just wanted to make sure. >> well you could hear that discussion. it was all about brushing some sand clumps of sand that was just on the front of the green and, of course on the putting surface, sand is a loose impediment. it is not off the putting surface. a heads-up move by jordan. >> it's hard to tell from here roger, how tough this shot is. is it no problem as far as getting enough height and everything else on it to get the proper shot? >> well if his ball were on a level lie, john i think he'd pitch something higher up in the air. now off this downslope i think he's going to have to allow a lot more room for the ball to run. you can see how much his left foot is below his right foot. so that gives you an indication of the slope here. >> that iron shot was totally wiped with no power. it's way short and right. >> it was not a good shot no. >> par gets him in a playoff with holmes and wagner. >> even though he's had this great run of golf thi

>> on the green, you can. absolutely. on the green. absolutely. >> thank you. >> sure. >> just wanted to make sure. >> well you could hear that discussion. it was all about brushing some sand clumps of sand that was just on the front of the green and, of course on the putting surface, sand is a loose impediment. it is not off the putting surface. a heads-up move by jordan. >> it's hard to tell from here roger, how tough this shot is. is it no problem as far as getting enough height and everything else on it to get the proper shot? >> well if his ball were on a level lie, john i think he'd pitch something higher up in the air. now off this downslope i think he's going to have to allow a lot more room for the ball to run. you can see how much his left foot is below his right foot. so that gives you an indication of the slope here. >> that iron shot was totally wiped with no power. it's way short and right. >> it was not a good shot no. >> par gets him in a playoff with holmes and wagner. >> even though he's had this great run of golf thi

in your previous meeting i want to make sure and reiterate sorry i'm eric brooks with san francisco green party this is the chairman that coordinates the same commission in 2011 when we didn't have a drought that strongly opted even a mirror appropriation and involvement in the burr regional deceleration plan project we have not changed our position on deslaths and the project the reason we've not done so as always all the groups that can. to you maintained the desalvation and the emissions that came from that and the environmental impacts and the impacts on the water treatment system you have to might have to put to the ground treatment for all those reasons desalvation remains the absolute last report all the things like much more aggressive conservatism and rain barrels the com posting toilets if we did a massive shift we'd save million dollars of gallons this is the kind of things we need to do the point is desalvation is the last on the list because it, it's a huge e minority of green house gas and even if only on solar panels they could be used to replace fossil fuel somewhere else

green, his first personal. green green, a really talented defender. that time, not a smart decision. >> you're fighting for your lives and need extra effort plays. how about griffin attacking the offensive boards. upset. matt barnes felt like it was contact and it certainly was. diaw grabbed the right arm of blake griffin. >> paul 8 for 8 from the line. 26 points 6 assists. what a big bounceback game for chris paul. clippers have made their last ten free-throws. mills to green. leonard. green, a three. griffin rips down his 15th rebound of the game. danny green has struggled tonight -- or this afternoon. 0-5 from downtown. paul a crossover. pulls up puts it in. chris paul giving the clippers an 11-point lead. >> great shot by paul and excellent screen by davis to force the switch and allow paul to get the separation. >> davis guarding duncan. draws the foul. duncan's shot misses. and he'll shoot, too, with 4:13 remaining. >> just an outstanding screen. forces the switch. great crossover. a little stepback by paul. well documented. how good a mid range

want to thank cal broomhead on the years of bringing me up to speed on the green jobs creation and how challenging that is, but i think with the great work of the staff of the department of the environment be this really really helps our clean power sf program. i wanted to thank cal also for the establishment of the new energy efficiency task force. i think in april it's going to the rule's committee. it has members of put air, emerald city, labor small business and other leaders that will be on the energy efficiency task force to helpfully support the task force and raise awareness in the neighborhoods too. i wanted to acknowledge we're working with guillermo rod rod from the department to make sure we're going to support the work going on, but i'm pleased with how there's a great connection and good timing and the partnerships that miss rafael just mentioned. i'm very, very pleased. thank you. >> thank you. i'm curious, moving forward, what kind of action legislatively that might be needed from lafco or the board of supervisors to help strengthen the work that can be done with energy

molette green. back to you. >>> a lawsuit claims that the fbi covered up evidence about the anthrax attacks that killed five people in 2001. richard lambert was one of the people in charge of the investigation and he said the agency held back evidence that questioned whether bruce ivins was actually responsible for what happened. ivins killed himself seven years ago and the fbi says it doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> new this morning, malaysia's government ready to take another big step to find that missing plane. at a news conference a few hours ago, malaysia announced the search area for flight 370 in the southern indian ocean will be doubled if they can't find the jetliner by the end of may. they believe they're in the right area and they have the best equipment to find it in the very deep and dark ocean. the plane with 239 people on board dropped off radar last year. >>> 6:19 now. you may be seeing some drones flying around to help police. law enforcement officials visited the d.c. fo

it's a green chilean salt mixture that has the rich aroma of tea. in the company's cafe chefs serve up a pasta that's flavored with the special seasoning. >> translator: pasta with tomato or cream sauce tends to be heavy. but tea pasta is light and delicious. >> reporter: the teamaker has also developed cosmetics that are infused with green tea. the key ingredient, tea seeds. tea seeds are rich in nutrients that help keep the skin moist. workers extract oil from the seeds and put it in a skin care product. the cosmetics has been a hit. a luxury spa in a major hotel in japan will soon feature the product. >> translator: we want to create a greater variety of tea products. we hope to sell them in japan and overseas. >> reporter: a traditional japanese drink that's getting untraditional treatment. from the farm to the laboratory green tea producers are making every effort to survive. >>> the german government has been urging companies to bring their technologies to the next level. this involves further integrating i.t. and machinery. companies showed a

this whole green energy program, certainly the green car program, has been a total disaster. hard to underestimate how big of a disaster. some estimates, we've spent $200,000 per electric car that's now on the road. incentives and tax giveaways and everything else. not surprising why this has been such a desatter. to michelle's point, this has been all about government using force against innocent people who frankly get a lot more value out of a pickup truck than they do an electric car. >> did we waste a ton of taxpayer money? >> oh yes. you have to go back and look at all of the amount that has been spent on slor panels that didn't work and on wind farms that didn't work and all of these various alternative sources of energy that didn't work. the biggest problem of course the interference in the free market. people who want to buy -- if somebody wants to buy a pickup truck and it's burning a lot more than some electric car, he's going to do it. gas prices are down not because of the government gas prices are down because we came along and we started doing things like -- >>

from customers participating in the light green as you move to the right you're seeing more uptake in the premium offering and you see a slight increase in the overall gross revenues they go from $22 million up to $24 million at a thirty megawatt total when you look at the slide at the bottom you're looking at the net revenues with the zero participation in the premium product that is the extreme left it is difficult to see open this picture it comes out at about $200000 a year in right side collected above our costs as you move out to greater participation in the dark or premium provided offering you see the net revenues available for local build for rate stabilization going up and scenario they cap out about one million dollar that give us a sense of our grow and revenue opportunity the purpose the thirty megawatt initial launch those are don't think the market prices we'll get when we go out to the market and solicit supply depending on the customer mixtures participation in the program intended to give you a picture of what is possible. >> and with that, i'll be happy to answer an

green, his first personal. green green, a really talented defender. that time, not a smart decision. >> you're fighting for your lives and need extra effort plays. how about griffin attacking the offensive boards. upset. matt barnes felt like it was contact and it certainly was. diaw grabbed the right arm of blake griffin. >> paul 8 for 8 from the line. 26 points 6 assists. what a big bounceback game for chris paul. clippers have made their last ten free-throws. mills to green. leonard. green, a three. griffin rips down his 15th rebound of the game. danny green has struggled tonight -- or this afternoon. 0-5 from downtown. paul a crossover. pulls up puts it in. chris paul giving the clippers an 11-point lead. >> great shot by paul and excellent screen by davis to force the switch and allow paul to get the separation. >> davis guarding duncan. draws the foul. duncan's shot misses. and he'll shoot, too, with 4:13 remaining. >> just an outstanding screen. forces the switch. great crossover. a little stepback by paul. well documented. how good a mid range

i was fascinated by the green bond. >> we'll do the power issuance in may we got approval on december 9th and come back on april 28th to give you an update of the contribution we'll talk about the green box we'll only doing inform the facilities. >> do i have any public comment. >> not being called green bond they're really power bonds. >> green is the designation of power bonds. >> is that on designation. >> a term that is being verified internationally more so than in the united states the municipal bond issuers like ourselves have using the bonds that coyote and- >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries. >> thank you. >> next item, please. >> item 13 approve the amendment increasing the agreement by had millions in an extension of 4 years. >> good afternoon, commissioners this item allows us to continue some important work many performing on behalf of airport contract supports the power enterprises green mission building program the program provides the design and construction services to the airport and other municipal customers the customers pay the puc for the service

take the orange or blue line or green line. and think about the water front area down by arena stage, going to send all the way down to the titanic memorial. lots to do. we're back to you. >> thank you, sir. >> hopefully the weather holds up for all the activities. >> notice how i match the radar today? first we have to get through the day. >> you really do. >> hax 3 radar looking a little greene this morning. sdl slide across there. watch the radar slide. >> storm team 4 meteorologist -- >> it's an eun storm, look out. yeahs just a few sprinkles to our north and west looking at the radar. areas in the green get something rain. front royal and up to martinsburg, down to gaithersburg. leesburg a few light sprinkles there. there is a batch of heavier showers in will west virginia, but they are weakening. about two hours 15 minutes away, that rain in the metro area. it's a balmy morning. we're in the low to mid-60s. a bit of a blustery wind. so damp roads for the early morning commute. then wet late morning. wet roads with thunder

i've done the california green innovation index, which is a report with the nonprofit next 10 and it covers a variety of energy environmental issues, energy analysis, carbon emissions, renewable energy, innovation and start up. through reports such as this, follow industry trends in the green energy industry including new areas such as energy storage and energy finance issues and also part of these reports we do green jobs tracking analysis so we've been, the company has been working on this for the last sefrp -- 7 years so i've been doing it as long as i've been with them using different sectors to track the green economy. we track 15 different sectors including energy efficiency, water recycling and waste, so a very broad knowledge in these areas including some in depth knowledge on energy efficiency. also working directly with energy there's a project i've been leading with the california work force clusters of opportunity, i've been working directly with economic development agencies and work force investment boards to help grow the local industry for areas such as electric vehic

. >>> molette green at the live desk. later this morning, michael brown's family will sue the city of ferguson, missouri. late last night, we got word from lawyers for brown's parents that a wrongful death suit will be filed today against the city, but the statement did not say if the officer who shot and killed the unarmed teen would be named in the suit and the law firm would not provide any additional details. brown's shooting touched off days of long protests. a grand jury and the justice department did not prosecute officer darren wilson who later resigned along with the police chief and others that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you, molette green. >>> by the end of the day today, we could see the surveillance video showing a prince george's county police officer hitting a teenager. officer thomas is on trial for hitting the boy three years ago. the teenager was screaming and shouting in a holding cell when thomas walked in. prosecutors say thomas then slapped, pushed and punched him. the prince george's county

nice and green. back at 5:21, live picture of 66. >>> we just found out the victims of a terror attack on a cafe in paris plan to sue. molette green is gathering details at the live desk and we'll bring you in a in a minute. >> and he walked into a store and tow truck driver almost walked away with his car. but wait u at book club they were asking me what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called a fashion blog todd. well, i've been helping people save money with progressive's discounts. flo, can you get janice a job? [ laughs ] you should've stuck to softball! i was so much better at softball than janice, dad. where's your wife, todd? vacation. discounts like homeowners' multi-policy -- i got a discount on this ham. i've got the meat sweats. this is good ham, diane. paperless discounts -- give it a rest, flo. all: yeah, flo, give it a rest. >>> doesn't appear to be a random event. >> man's death is being called suspicious. fairfax county police

hale as present we're going to launch to a service part of the city for the deep green i actually get the broad portion of where you can get most of your money and do something that statewide as planned for small what merry run did they planned for a small deep green and got more people signing up so the first x number of people will opt in and they immediately went out and got for energy for the customers for more revenue this is a way to mitigate the risks i present what the port commission wants to do that but quickly grow the deep green if you don't a citywide campaign anyone can say opt up that's what merry run did they 25r7g9d certain customers anyone that is not ♪ category you if not to join the deep green anyone in the service territory of merry run having can join we can do that anyone that lives in san francisco, california go deep green maybe not day one you can bring in more people to allow to get it number up >> can we do that with our energy providers start with thirty and rfp and gotten hooked. >> yes. nothing that constrains as you so certainly neglects up on the suppl

he hit the ball first on the green. maybe that will be enough. >> see if there's another miracle of that flat stick of his. >> gave it a run, didn't he? you can see that disappointment on his face. >> yeah. had a great run, but this one was sort of his. he didn't have a great round when you think about it. spieth with the lead shot 70 today. of course j.b. holmes shot a smooth little 64. >> began the day six shots back of jordan spieth who was the 54-hole leader. >> roger, are you right behind this putt? sort of down the track, isn't it? >> pretty much john i think you got it just about dead right. shouldn't be any problems getting it to the hole. as a matter of fact i think he's got to be a little bit careful with the speed. >> holmes has had two runner-up finishes this season, one at doral, one in san diego, this for his fourth pga tour victory. lost to jason day on a second playoff hole in san diego with a bogey. >> definitely taking a lot of time time. >> oh just like it looked like it was going to come back to the