hale. ms. miller. >> yes. i believe we also have a stakeholder meeting scheduled to discuss -- this is the stakeholder meeting where we discuss the work of local power and we discuss the roll out so that is scheduled -- i will you have three more rate meetings and next time we're together i think we can have kind of a complete, more complete package to you give in terms of rates and dates and other information. >> and i would agree -- thank you for catching the items i neglected to mention. i would agree with you except for i'm not certain that the rate fairness board will be in a position to advise our commission yet. i don't expect that will happen until december. >> okay. i do have a quick question and my colleagues probably have other questions but in terms of some of the issues raised making sure people that don't want be part of the program have ample opportunity to opt out is there going to be an outreach plan or a plan for ensuring that that is the case especially with communities where it might be mor

barbara hale, assistant general manager for power.cation the taft order with the winning group and we will go forward with targeting the group and what factors that we need to take to add the boards communications and the focus rolling it out, launching the program to customers with service as earliest as july 2013. we expect to be before our commission on november 13 with a proposal for how to incorporate the direction from the board into the

thank you, i am barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. by way of updates item four i just wanted to remind you in your packets is a detailed timeline for implementation of our cca program. we also are in working constructively with lafco in their advisory role to the board in implementation our cca program we are operating under a memorandum of understanding with lafco that describes the roles and responsibilities of our respective staff and we expect that as we get to actual program launch we will come back to you with a new mou that describes our ongoing relationship at the time. the mou we're operating under this point is expired but i think we're both comfortable to serve those roles until the program takes better shape and we can then revisit roles and responds with that information in hand. then the other item i wanted to make mention of by way of update is some of our activities at the california public utilities commission. we did go forward with the filing of our revised implementation agreement, implementation plan at the califo

hale will speak to the first item. >>

i mean, come on, hale... i comply with everything the officers have asked me to do.ve been in here. i ain't been kicking on no doors. i ain't been causing no ru or nothing. >> sign right there and right there. >> [ sighs ] that's just bull[bleep] man. lose all the way around. lose my money, lose my commissary, and lose my privileges. >> you want to sign that? >> that don't even make sense, man. you know me. collins, that don't even make sense. >> all right, let me explain something to you real quick, all right? i ain't got nothing to do with this, but i'm just witnessing this.ted from. >> dude's trying to steal my [bleep] >> what's it originally started from? it started from putting money on an account illegally. >> i ain't know nothing about that was illegal. >> no, man. omd a problem with my account. >> all right, let me ask you something. >> i ain't never had a problem with my >> if you didn't know nothing was wrong with it, then why did you have to put it on somebody else's account? >> because i owe the jail money. so you're taking money from us, from metro gover

barbara hale assistant general manager for power. this is the item i mentioned -- >> president torres: that you articulated earlier at the beginning of the hearing. >> yes. if you have questions or would like more detail i'm happy to give you that now. >> president torres: this is continues november 30th with both supervisor and lafco. the mayor's office obvious is involved. chair will entertain a motion. >> thank you. >> so moved pngetsd moved by commissioner courtney. >> secretary hood: is there a -- >> president torres: commissioner caen has a question. >> commissioner moller caen: looking for the resolution. >> thank you. >> commissioner moller caen: i second the motion. >> president torres: seconds the motion. all those in favor signify by saying aye. >> ayes. >> president torres: the motion carries 'til the next day. >> secretary hood: item 17 adopt procurement plan to allowst puc corn renewable portfolio standards. >> barbara hale, this is the item we had a workshop on at your last meeting so this allows you then to authorize

>> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. what i am proposing and ms. miller and i have not yet had an opportunity to discuss this more fully. i understand the commission secretaries have talked and it's a to do on our list just to talk further. what we would like to propose is to address the time line for providing service, and to give you a flavor of some of the key steps, key activities that have to occur for us to be able to go forward, and to discuss the scope, geographic scope and size of the program and customer base we would be proposing to offer service to in the first phase, both through preenrollment program and the opt out portion of the program so it's those two primary items we have at the puc on our list to discuss with you. miss miller, did you have anything to add or subtract? >> i thought we would talk about marketing and outreach and an item and providing a schedule and have the consultant come if that is possible to talk about approach. >> yes, i think we can definitely talk about general approach. again we need feedback from policy

joined to provide a continuum of services: i have to acknowledge the tireless dedication of helen hale, our program office at first five -- yes absolutely. [applause] and along with eric from the department of housing have lent their vision to make sure we succeed. we join others to meet those challenges when families have healthy relationships and children meet their milestones and when families can meet their economic needs with meaningful jobs and children go on to higher education or vocational training, when families are safe and connected to others in the community that's when we have addressed the challenges and we are committed to building the community. thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you. so we wouldn't be real, for lack of a better word, unless we have someone in the community and living in the community and tell the story how important resources of in our community of sunny dale so i would like to introduce a proud mother, a parent, someone who has worked tirelessly for these violence prevention programs maria. >> thank you. thank you mayor lee for inviting me

lucy hale is one of the stars of the smash hit tv series "pretty little liars," playing high schoolertells the story of four teenage girls who attempt to solve mysteries surrounding their friend's death, sometimes by telling "pretty little lies." take a look. >> reporters are hounding her for interview. >> okay. how are we going to do this? >> emily thinks she's coming over here so we can apologize. when she realizes what this is, she'll probably be more mad at us than she was before. >> i am not looking forward to seeing that. >> in a successful intervention, the loved one feels safe not judged. >> we start out all warm and fuszy a fuzzy and then we have hit her with the truth. >> getting toy s to tots. we'll talk about all of that. you're so tough and so sweet. >> got to hit them with the truth, yeah. >> why do you think that show has been so successful? killer demographic that people, no pun intended. >> nice. i think it's just everybody loves a little scandal. we have wonderful cliff hangers and, you know, people like to escape through drama and tv and we have all these great comb

if you may see lightning and maybe hale and gusty winds. tomorrow looks to be a dry one and temperatures will be in the mid '50s. we will have a full look at the weather coming up in just a bit. >>time for a quick commute check. the bart is beginning to pick up which had early morning delays. they have problems and their berkeley and now that is over with. the for will right looks a pretty slow for him as a 580 and highway 4. it is light traffic as well. >>an a mass of three alarm fire is in burbank. there's still flames coming out. this is a huge cigarette warehouse that went up in flames. owner is on the scene and he stated that this may turn into missiles if they go on inside. the firefighters also try and stop this from going to adjacent buildings. and there are no injuries reported at this time. >>it is now 6 04 a.m. and it is a clear sign that the holidays are on the way. people have registered for free food and toys at sacred heart in california. >>this is a bad sign of the times because been out here is very hard braking. we are rea

he mentioned wye hale-rowe being involved as the senior exit guide, who basically was, for lack of a better word, his mentor. >> narrator: langsner also described to the detectives all the reasons jana wanted to die. >> i think i was the first person that met jana personally. as i recall, i think she had gotten the tanks right away, within a week. and so that was an indication to me that she's ready to do it. she was a little anxious. she was concerned, will she gag or will she choke? wye assured her that she had a lot of experience and was going to help her through this, and it would be an easy kind of a thing for her. >> she was a lady who was tired of hurting, she was tired of being upset, she was just tired of living. "i just don't want to live anymore." we went back to it several times, and it was just the same themes. "i just don't want to live." >> the night of the death event, jana knew that she had to do everything herself. she had to go get the tanks, which she had stored in her house. she had to hook up the tubes. she had to adjust the hood. all of that went smoothly, and

sa sara hale. >> you heard of her? most people haven't.was an author, well-known editor of afá women' journal and thought thanksgiving should be a national holiday. >> she started writing letters to the president and the president and the president. >> it took years. she was tenacious about this. >> finally, the president, 1863, lincoln, agrees, let's make it a national holiday. >> was right. >> that guy does everythingfá cool. >> because of a woman's nagging, it became a holiday. >> i was hoping you weren't going to go there. >> look and does all the cookin cooking. >> it was tenacity, not nagging. >> those two go hand-in-hand, really. thanksgiving is a time to eat as much as you can and take a nap on the couch and watch football and kick it. while the very popular youtube channel, jerry time, somehow managed to make thanksgiving some what creepy. >> creepy? >> with the turkey song. >> peck, peck, pecking on the summertime. >> you might think, this isn't creepy. >> it will be on your plate soon. ♪ pecking, pecking in theñ summertime ♪ >>

>> tbs and warn he brothers aren't commenting but today charlie sheen weighed in, saying with the hale-boppmeltdown, it is radically clear to me the show is cursed. it appeared to be partly recorded in his trailer at the sitcom. >> we're out in l.a. out at warner brothers studios. >> that man is christopher hudson. >> thanks for doing this testimony with me first of all. >> thanks, man, for having me. >> also known as the forerunner, a reference to the biblical prophet isaiah and john the baptist. >> i don't have a church. most of my ministry is online. >> he said that gas rationing in new york city could lead to cannibalism. >> your baby might start looking like a chicken. >> he has accused justice mayer. >> she was a part of an elite pagan group. >> people see me and they're like, whoa! you're changed. i see this guy and i'm like, thanks, man of god. forerunner right here. >> on the video, angus jones makes it clear he's a phaneuf hudson's but hudson said he has never seen "two and a half men" and was meeting jones for the first time that day. >> everything that angus said came from angus

. >> if i wear to say don't stop -- >> believe iing ♪ >> that's because it's all about andrew hale andends going up to strangers in the street and getting them to finish song lyrics. >> ba-ba ba-ba ♪ >> loving it. >> yeah. >> go to rightthisminute.com and click on -- >> best of rtm. >> you're not going to understand why it's teeny tiny for a couple of seconds. i will explain this. this is called the emot e-3d sasha cohen. >> these are -- >> these are full sized people being scanned for a teeny tiny version of you. >> that's great. awesome. it looks like little things you put on a wedding cake instead of strangers that look like a bride and groom, can you have it look like exactly you and your bride and groom. >> any who wants a teeny tiny doll-like version of themselves. >> who is like that? let's bring in our teeny tiny correspond, little t-jack. >> little teeny tiny jack. >> hi, jack. you look less teeny from the last time. >> our teeny tiny correspondent. this is cool. is this something people will want to do? >> it really is. they have bookings up until the middle of january comple

and that is all that they do. >> narrator: but in a move that was seen as a shocking betrayal, wye hale-rowe, one of the network's most experienced exit guides, pled guilty to a lesser charge and agreed to testify for the prosecution. >> were you talking to ms. van voorhis about suicide? >> i talked to her about hastening her death, yes. >> one day, i forced myself to read through the statute over and over again. at about the fourth time, i was convinced that i would fry. i mean, i really thought that i would be found guilty. i thought the spirit of the statute included any kind of thing that could be interpreted as assist, and that it wasn't something that i would expect a jury to split hairs about. >> frank and i arranged the pillows... >> narrator: this would be the first time that anyone in the country would testify publically about the inner workings of an assisted suicide organization. >> because we wanted it to appear as a natural death. >> when you say "we," who are you referring to? >> the final exit network. >> you could have blown me away the first day, when trial opened, and they

barack obama lost some votes in hales corner.e are waiting on some predominantly republican areas. if they can replicate what's happened in hales corner, that's what the romney folks want. we are getting real time results from the city of milwaukee. the mother lode, and good news for the president. voter turnout exceptional. 73% and carrying the vote with 32 precincts in, 87% of the vote. if milwaukee continues to come in at that clip, it's hard to imagine a scenario where the president would not win wisconsin. >> he's counting on wisconsin big time. even though it's the home state of the republican vice presidential rowlands for us t republicans still might win. >> ted makes an important point. i'll show you wisconsin and move around the map. if you're in the romney war room right now, you are looking at the counties and calling chairmen, what do you got? where are the votes out there? what do we have. governor romney ahead, 51-48. ted says, this is the biggest population center. 17.5% of the state population. a huge democratic

that is thanks to the hardand kelly and the manager at puc and barbara hale and the second thing we're going to do is take a page out of what we're doing with clean tech and biotech life sciences. you see what mission bay is doing. they have for the last ten years building up a ecosystem of pharmaceutical companies and san francisco medical center and integrated around with the research teams to form a very strong research center and because of that center more and more companies around the world are locating there because they want to be next to the laboratory innovators. they're sharing laboratories, sharing scientists and collaborating and all with solutions about the future of medicine. taking a page out of that why couldn't we do the same thing with clean tech? we want to invite institutions like our california puc, our san francisco puc, our department of the environment, organizations and private institutions like sun run or pg&e to potentially create the network of their innovative sites and their innovative divisions to work together and potentially in a physical location or j

barbara hale, assistant general manager for power.ean power sf. one item i want to draw your attention to is that, today, we will be asking you later in the agenda to approve the implementation plan that's required under state law to be filed at the california public utilities commission. we already had one filed and approved. now that we have modified the program, identified our counterparty who will be providing our full requirement supply, we need to revise the filed plan, and that is item 16 on the agenda today. so that's one of the early items in the timeline that i distributed. i also wanted to give you a preview of the materials we'll be going over at the joint meeting, between the puc and lafco, that's on november 30. wanted to give you an opportunity to preview it. we will be asking you to take action on november 30, on our customer notification and education plan, and to release the remaining fund for our communications contract. so what i have before you is -- i think very consistent with the direction you've given us, and

hale for your presentation. thank you very much and i really appreciate the work that has been put together in developing the framework for outreach. i actually really believe that we need to move forward quickly as a city. i want to make sure we're successful in the program. while we don't have all the details of the early notification and education plan there, the framework is clear and i think it's a good starting point to move forward for the city and i believe that while we have had comments about talking about caution i think they're well meaning how to have a successful program but i think the success of the program is that we roll out quickly with the notification and the education plan. that's going to be most meaningful. i also want to make sure that we're really clear that the effort is really working in the deep green areas first and foremost where we know a particular target audience is for the message and we know how to craft that message for them as well. i think that is going to be significant. w