. >> talking about andrew hale from the la8wf youtube channel.lways awkward, always funny. huntington beach, california with his buddy. >> huntington beach. >> randomly asking people -- >> if they want to see our muscles. >> wait until you see how he flexes his muscles. this is andrew hale at his most awkward. >> hi. >> you want to see me flex my muscles? >> are you serious? >> andrew hale has the best wing man, go out looking for girls. he hel go up to anybody and tart a conversation. >> makes you look awesome by co. >> want to see me flex my muscles? >> what? >> like evel knievel of awkward. >> he's the stuntman of weir >> if that makes any sense. >> makes perfect sense. he's brilliant a. >> you like them? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> a favorite youtube prankster gets himself into trouble. or does he? >> you don't understand this is good. >> see what happen >> and still to come -- he's the 6-year-old who -- >> can do this. >> whoa! no way. he's awesome! >> see how this little dude masts are big tricks. >>> plus tuesday buzzword you need for your chance

hale. >> thank you, barbara hale. sf puc. i want to thank you for the information. i want to say the collaboration and dialogue that we had with taf was constructive. the report reinforces the number of program design elements that the puc was already considering in the cleanpowersf program. there is five key points from the enernex report that i think from a business perspective are worth emphasis. first is the report recommends that we set the energy price and then figure out the mix of supply that we can afford. second, we need to recognize that local requirements and preferences are going to be more expensive. that a phased implementation of the program is smart with the 2-tiered offering with the light green and clean start is what sonoma calls it. that basic light green offering be at pg & e rates and include build-out with the expansion of the program. once we have established that financial stability that jeremy just referred to. to remember that investment in generation may impact rates and affect customer retention. i mean that both in effect customer rete

. >> we have barbara hale and you will be sharing on the timeline? >> yes. you and director fried came to the public utilities commission on tuesday and talked about how the timeline can be sped indicted and -- expedited and i'm wondering if there are any changes that you are proposing based on our ideas and input >> barbara hale, manager for clean powersf. we built the schedule with the comments we received at our january 30th, lafco joint puc meeting in mind. we think this is a realistic schedule and our general manager feels we should keep this schedule . some of the discussions with chair avalos and if those presentations and opportunities present themselves we'll definitely pursue them and where you can help make those opportunities present themselves, we would definitely welcome that help. at this point in time we aren't proposing to make additional changes to, we didn't come in the door here with changes to the timeline relative to what we presented to our own commission and you will see that what this timeline does is sort of the basic bottom line of

. >> reporter: the patrollers don't know where i am but hale does. >> time ticks by so slowly.t it's my heartbeat. >> reporter: 20 minutes later they triangulate my position using that beacon. finally digging through the snow once they got close. >> there it is. whoo! >> how you doing? >> you're a sight for sore eyes. >> reporter: in order to keep the slopes safe resorts like kicking horse pinpoint potential trouble areas and actually trigger their own avalanches with explosives. >> basically what you're making is a rudimentary bomb. >> it is a bomb. >> reporter: they chuck those bombs over a possible avalanche so skiers don't inadvertently do it themselves. >> we have two bombs that we just dropped. >> reporter: the avalanche we expected, the blow-back of black soot not so much. making bigger avalanches means bigger explosives. hale's team detonated a pair of bombs to protect the ski trails alone. >> 50 pounds of explosives right there. >> reporter: to get a better sense of the impact of an avalanche, we recruit these two dummies. outfitted with go pros this one even has an av

let's talk more with dr stacy hale a medical toxicologist. she joins us from dallas. pleasure to have you with us. what do you think about what the clinic in canada is doing, is it doing the right thing administering heroin? >> well i guess you are right when you say it depends ou you look at it and who you ask. the greatest morbidity and mortality associated with heroin addiction and opiate addiction is where you'll get the next fix. it's a life of crime and prostitution, and a revolving door through emergency apartments through overdosing and law enforce. problems. so the idea in administering heroin really med don is not getting rid of the addiction, but getting rid of the horrific lifestyle that goes along with the addiction. >> so the argument is that there are all sorts of benefits that drug users, by having the stability at a clinic have time to get counselling, find housing and work. do you think it could function in that way, that it could stablilize their lives? >> well it certainly could. understand that when someone is on methadone, they are still an addic

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>> barbara hale, sf puc. we have not had discussions with puc about projects. we have been shaping the proposal that they put before the california puc as an interested party in that proceeding, but no discussions about projects, no. >> okay. i think my question is leading me to the thought that if there were discussions about site, for example, solar sites that we would want to be sure cleanpowersf has priority over pg & e site. that's something that the green tariff made me think of. thank you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. so seeing no other names on the roster. i will like to move on to item no. 6 at this time. city clerk: status update on the san francisco boerndz ordinance electing to study the feesibility implementing a community choice aggregation program by joining marin clean energy. >> jason fried. i have the information provided. since the memo was written on tuesday, supervisors avalos and members of the board of supervisors introduced an ordinance and looked through our own going through the process and given the recent developments happen

. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. what you have is a continuation of a agreement we have had with the port of oakland. as you know we are the power provider for treasure island. we have perform that function in a caretaker role for tida and this provides for the renegotiation and extension of our arrangement for conveying wapa power through the port of oakland substation located on the port property. this agreement would allow us to continue to provide that service, it's been approved already by the tida board and with your support tida will take it to the board of supervisors. and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> questions? >> i will move the item. >> second. >> calling for public comment on this item. seeing none i will take the vote. all those in favor. opposed? the motion carries. at this juncture i'd like to announce that items 15 and 16 are being removed from the calendar and they will be heard at a later date. >> madam secretary, can you read the matters that will be discussed in cl

now it was time to hear officer hale's decision. >> i'm going to do the same thing i did to him with. i'm going to give you ten days. so, you'll probably be out before you even serve the ten days. you only got eight days left? >> it didn't go the way i wanted to. they said something about moving me to a single cell. but, you know, it's ten days for fighting, which i said it was horseplaying but i still got wrote up for fighting. >> could have been worse than that, though, right? >> yeah. i could have got an assault charge from where the dude's head got split open. it could have been an outside charge and carried a longer sentence than what i already have now. >> it's rare that inmates or jail officials file criminal charges for fights in which there are no serious injuries. during a week-long break in our shooting schedule, coleman was supposed to have been released, but he was still there when we returned. >> what's going on with you? >> i got an extra 60 days for the fight for assault three. i get out june 16th. i just finally told them. ain't no point in hiding it. they know. they

the man haled the cab. he got out in daly city and refused to pay. when the 60-year-old driver con fronted him he began beating the driver. police say other people witnessed the attack and did nothing to help. >>> hillary clinton pushed for more women in the tech industry during a speech and interview in sill silicon valley. abc7 news was there as the former secretary of state gave the keynote speech at the silicon valley conference for women. they called out work leaders for not including more leaders and focused on how hard it is to get into the industry. >> when it comes to technology, the data reveals a massive digital divide. and too many women who want to work more and earn more and are held back by outdated policies pressures. >> we are going backward in a field that is supposed to be all about moving forward. >> and the question of course on everyone's mind, will she run for president? she is talking like a candidate today. well when asked clinton said she will make a decision in good time. >>> the statewide ban on plastic bags in california

the man haled the cab. he got out in daly city and refused to pay. when the 60-year-old driver con fronted him he began beating the driver. police say other people witnessed the attack and did nothing to help. >>> hillary clinton pushed for more women in the tech industry during a speech and interview in sill silicon valley. abc7 news was there as the former secretary of state gave the keynote speech at the silicon valley conference for women. they called out work leaders for not including more leaders and focused on how hard it is to get into the industry. >> when it comes to technology, the data reveals a massive digital divide. and too many women who want to work more and earn more and are held back by outdated policies pressures. >> we are going backward in a field that is supposed to be all about moving forward. >> and the question of course on everyone's mind, will she run for president? she is talking like a candidate today. well when asked clinton said she will make a decision in good time. >>> the statewide ban on plastic bags in california

you want to -- >> barbara hale assistant general manager for power yes, he is correct they are building the facilities under construction now solar ready, the rooftops are solar ready and conduits to the electrical room and we've been working with them on how to integrate construction of solar at the site and the service agreement we signed with lennar commitmented 2 $2 million so it's just a matter of the facilities, the buildings themselves being constructived and us figuring out the construction method and business arrangement for solar. it's on its way. >> is there any thinking to try to to tie that opportunity to some to some of the programs that we're currently funding? >> there will be opportunities for residential owners of property there to part in the to part in the go solar sf program what i just described was making solar available for common area use at the -- most of of the facilities are condos and town homes but for private residents where there's an individual owner of an individual roof, yes. >> at our last program it was part of the community benefits program and if t

barbara hale manager for power.t i have here on the on the table is a brief timeline and realistic schedule for for your consideration and the schedule and successful launch of the program will be dependent on a competitive procurement process and a responsiveness to the market and 2 timelines are exactly the same and the first one shows less detail than the second but i wanted to give you the over all picture initially what you see on the screen here. the process lines that you see here begin today with our presentation to you and the key steps of the process are identified where we are engaging in a program rate development and policy approval process. we're getting california public utilities commission approvals and our revised implementation plan and our service agreement with pge and analysis on our load and what the procurement risks are that we need to make sure we address and the procurement planning process and supply development and then the other contracting services for supportive programs and the back

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hale. in terms of basic communications, i know that the things in the timeline describe the types of notifications or the legal notifications. all the beautiful glossy brochures and things we can take to potential cleanpowersf, where does this fit in with this? >> let me address first the statutory required. the second sheet, you see a row 7, activity which is prepare and finalize pg & e rate comparison. that is a required communication with potential customers. as well as the requirement rows in 32. the other thing you see in rows 25. education. we have an adopted education campaign dmoptd our prior program design. we are refreshing that. that's a multilingual multimedia campaign. we are as you noted we are updating our and were looking at ways trying to project out as part of the program what we can community actively before we have the program design detail set. we are trying to time and shape our communications to establish a voice and an accurate representation of the program consisten

the man haled the cab. he got out in daly city and refused to pay.when the 60-year-old driver con fronted him he began beating the driver. police say other people witnessed the attack and did nothing to help. >>> hillary clinton pushed for more women in the tech industry during a speech and interview in sill silicon valley. abc7 news was there as the former secretary of state gave the keynote speech at the silicon valley conference for women. they called out work leaders for not including more leaders and focused on how hard it is to get into the industry. >> when it comes to technology, the data reveals a massive digital divide. and too many women who want to work more and earn more and are held back by outdated policies pressures. >> we are going backward in a field that is supposed to be all about moving forward. >> and the question of course on everyone's mind, will she run for president? she is talking like a candidate today. well when asked clinton said she will make a decision in good time. >>> the statewide ban on plastic bags in california w

hale. i'm looking at the picture i took from my phone. if we are looking at the schedule of events, i think it says days to rate approval do i understand the not to exceed rate is before the build-out? >> the not to exceed rate for the basic light green offering that we are talking about would be set competitive with pg & e's rate and we would need to see if we can have resources whose cost profile totals an amount below that. right? and what the enernex report suggest and what i think is a good idea is it says have that rate discipline and then just build the resources that, you know, stay within that cost ceiling and if you can get local resources in, get them in, if you can get regional resources in, get them in and if you don't have financial capacity and you have to go outside the region, go outside the region. so the focus is lead with the affordability factor and then develop the resource portfolio within that financial constraint. >> maybe i'm just being paranoid. but, do you think that it is possible that pg & e's proposed green

we had norman hale, our chaplain and richard bassett. they delivered a good service as well as they knew how. the good thing about it, they still embrace to this day what they taught back in those days. of course, i am now an ordained deacon of the church. and i go regularly, every time the door is open, i go. my wife, she is an inspiration to me. i think she is a big influence i know she was a big influence on me. i did get saved, i did get baptized. and, as i said, i am an ordained deacon of a church. and i enjoy that. professor han: did you pray at the time in the camp? mr. petrey: absolutely. professor han: what did you pray? can you share? mr. petrey: yes. for the ability to withstand the rough winter and the rough life we were living at that time. we always pray for more food. we always prayed for heat. we always prayed that the lord would come to our rescue. and provide us or give us the ability to provide for ourselves substance. and i think that was a big thing. i really do believe that. and i try to live by that today. professo

we had norman hale. he was a spiritual leader. richard basset. they were both young., as young as me. they delivered a good service as well as they knew how. the good thing about it they still embrace, till this day what they taught back in those days. i'm now an ordained deacon of a church. i go regularly every time the doors open doors open, i go. my wife is an inspiration to me. she's a big influence. i know she's a big influence on me. i did get saved. i did get baptized. as i said, i am an ordained deacon of the church, and i enjoy that. >> did you pray at the time in the camp? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> what did you pray? can you share? >> yes. for the ability to with stand the rough winter, the rough life we were living at that time. we always prayed for more food heat. we always prayed the lord would come to our rescue. and provide us or give us the abilities ability to provide for ourselves. i think that was a big thing. i really do believe that. i try to live by that today. >> were you able to write a letter back to your family at th

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to show you how to survive we traveled to avalanche country in the canadian rockies where kyle hale of patrol trained my. he says you may see an avalanche coming but you'll never outrun it. it can go up to 200 miles an hour so if you can't move and you're in it -- you cover your head to give yourself an air pocket. how much do you need. >> not much just enough to continue to breathe. >> reporter: if you're trapped, suffocation is the biggest concern so create as big an air pocket as possible around your head. it could help you survive for several hours. >> get in the hole. >> wow. this is really afrikkaen scary. >> with his guidance i agree to find out what it's like to be buried under six feet of snow. >> oh god help me. >> mike commandpanion a beacon that sends out a signal to snow patrol. you can see that red light. >> attention all radios. >> reporter: hale knows where i am but his patrollers don't. 0 minutes they find me poking the snow -- sflur's a sight for sore eyes. >> at resorts like kicking horse ski patrollers find potential trouble areas and actually trigger their own aval