. >> reporter: but now it can be told that teenagers, nicholas harrington, julian kolevris-roots andome of their friends are the ones who hatched the plot after a new year's eve party. >> we're teenagers doing what teenagers do. >> reporter: and what they did with their own camera rolling was to hang an old piano from a dock side pulley and lower it onto a boat. with it tied to the bow, they then headed for the sandbar for another party, where, again, being teenagers, they set the piano on fire, like they first did here on new year's eve. >> that's awesome! >> reporter: but from that event actually came some dramatic pictures that harrington said were shot for his application to a prestigious art school, and it was only after someone else claimed credit that the boys revealed their involvement. and so with the mystery solved and the kids getting lots of attention, all was well here, until up this canal came the authorities. on two boats today, officers from three agencies came to harrington's home, warning the boys they have 24 hours to remove the piano from the sandbar. >> it's a pl

nicolás harrington después de quemarlo en una fiesta de año nuevo lo trasladó hasta esteban co bancoesó que pensó que la hazaña le iba a costar unos 100 dólares y luego de contratar una grúa. el héroe del cuento terminó gastando varios miles de dólares. pero valió la pena pues según él lo más importante aquí es la historia del viejo piano. y justo cuando pensábamos que esta saga había llegado a un final feliz, harrington quieren que le devuelvan su piano, ahora la pregunta es: >> ¿quién es el verdadero dueño del piano? >> mientras tanto se resuelve un giro más. >> ya retirado el piano apareció en su lugar una mesa con mantel, dos platos, vino y una escultura de un chef sirviendo la cena hasta ahora no se sabe quién la puso ahí. >> lags autoridades ya retiraro el banco de arena y lo que piensan es eliminarlo por completo para que nadie deje un objetivo en medio del agua en cuanto al hombre que rescató el piano ya ha recibido varias ofertas para venderlo pero no se sabe si será el dueño oficial de este piano, al parecer la novela continúa. >josé: que cosas, el domingo en enfoque hablam

harrington talked about. right now, you have a very high water year. you want to know what that does to revenues or city's sales. at other times, you have a very low water year. you want to know what that does to revenues or costs. we work with power enterprise to do that. the model we developed with them involves setting rates for irrigation districts. you know the long-term capital plan costs. probably most importantly is when you serve electricity customers in the redevelopment areas, area, and understanding of what the costs are on an actual basis and the revenues, we build that into the model. as was mentioned, the goal was to get this to the development areas. just really two points on this slide. one was stated, we you have a carbon free resources. these surrounding resources do not have that. because of those, you have a very low costs. if you look at the main points, the costs for the power enterprise averages about 9 cents per kilowatt hour which is very low. pg&e has costs that are much higher, about 15 cents per kilowatt hour. in santa clar

harrington got his family in on the new year's eve stunt. lowered it into a canal and set it on fire and lifted it on to the family's boat and dumped it on the sand bar where they burned it again. the piano video was a big hit on the internet and harrington says he's superhappy about the attention. whether or not it will help his college application, we shall see. oprah: all new. a young father -- blind, barely able to speak. the bravest families in our country. legendary newsman tom brokaw. iconic journalist bob woodward. and first lady michelle you can see a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >> today on oprah at 4:00, the first lady introduce us to the bravest families in america. another threat overnight. the state senator leland yee. the latest was a phone message that follows the one faxed to to his office. why one california city is tracking down on trash scavengers that look to make money from recyclables in

harrington got his family in on the new year's eve stunt.owered it into a canal and set it on fire and lifted it on to the family's boat and dumped it on the sand bar where they burned it again. the piano video was a big hit on the internet and harrington says he's superhappy about the attention. whether or not it will help his college application, >> today on oprah at 4:00, the first lady introduce us to the bravest families in america. another threat overnight. the state senator leland yee. the latest was a phone message that follows the one faxed to to his office. why one california city is tracking down on trash scavengers that look to make money from recyclables in your garbage. >> from a rock musical to a show that's gone to the dogs. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez has what's hot ♪ >> alice wrigley recreating her role as a woman suffering from bipolar disease in the rock musical next to normal. it's the emotional winner of the pulitzer prize now at the curran theater ♪ >> forceses of music offers a dazzling evening of virt

harrington walked through. those materials show the up to date -- up-to-date water and power generation. investors like to see that level of transparency, including these two bids. but the tax exemptions, you have five bidders. citigroup was the winning bid. whenever selling bonds competitively, the bidder has to buy everything or nothing. it goes to the lower bidder and the best deal for the rate payer. jpmorgan we also visited with earlier this morning. they have been very aggressive in bidding. they bought over $1 billion of our bonds over the next -- over the last 18 months. this was the most savings for the repairs, coming in at 4.5% annual true interest rate. the calendar for the water bond -- i mentioned we have sold $2.70 billion to date. what this means just on wsip, the water system improvement project -- we have locked in place six great costs that are paying -- that are saving the ratepayer $3.60 million. if we add on to that the refunding we have done on water, waste water, and the waste water bond

harrington talked about. right now, you have a very high water year. you want to know what that does to revenues or city's sales. at other times, you have a very low water year. you want to know what that does to revenues or costs. we work with power enterprise to do that. the model we developed with them involves setting rates for irrigation districts. you know the long-term capital plan costs. probably most importantly is when you serve electricity customers in the redevelopment

turns out the mastermind was 16- year-old nicholas harrington.ome friends set fire to the piano. then they towed it out to the sand bar on a boat. harrington figures it will be a cool subject for his college entrance essay. by the way, late today, the piano was hauled away from the sand bar. and coming up next the long- awaited premiere of a movie that took one whole day to make. ed premiere of a movie well, you should also start enjoying activia. for us? it's for people who want to feel good inside. when you feel good, you're more likely to get out there and enjoy life! mmm! mmm! i like this resolution. love how you feel or your money back! [ male announcer ] twenty-four hour stuck-on food can be a project. but cascade complete pacs have 70% more tough food cleaning ingredients to get the job done. cascade complete. beyond your wildest clean. the unlikely birthplace of a fundamental idea. it's where ethel percy andrus found a retired teacher living because she could afford nothing else. ethel couldn't ignore the clear need for health and financi

ed harrington was a big part of that as comptroller. i really do feel more optimistic than ever about muni. that is a hard thing to say, right? but i do have faith about its future. beverly, hang on. a big round of applause. [applause] this is a big deal. the mayor gets one appointment to the ethics commission. the ethics commission is a big deal, particularly when a lot of elections are going to take place, mayor's race, all of the public financing. we had a great meeting yesterday to talk about integrity, honesty, calling strikes, even if your friends are on the other side. you have to stand up and do the right thing. beverly was ahead of me on all these things. i gave this a lot of thought and did not make a precipitous decision in terms of this appointment. i am very grateful that beverly said yes, and i am also grateful if you would also give her a round of applause. it is her birthday. [applause] happy birthday, beverly. [applause] i have known lorna for many years. she has been around since the old days of the school district. th

san francisco public utility commissioner chief ed harrington. many expect his appointment. lee released a statement saying i am honored to be considered for the position of interim mayor. even mayor gavin newsom supports it. >> he's the one above the fray. he's the one that understands more about the governess of the city that anyone else. he's worked with all of these departments. he's managed these departments. >> reporter: next week will be the new council first regular meeting. newsom will be sworn in as lieutenant governor the day before. reporting live in san francisco jade hernandez. >>> mayor newsom says he hopes to announce some time today his next district attorney. david chiu with drew his name from consideration yesterday. he says he can better serve the city by remaining on the board. district attorney position came vacant when harris was sworn in as state attorney general on monday. you can find out more under the politics tab on ktvu.com. >>> a growing crime problem in vallejo is prostitution. many angry residents say that republican fed up with seeing prosti

ed harrington and met with a couple times. i do appreciate all your work, sheriff michael hennessey, and i want to apologize for how difficult that must have been for you last week. you were the one who was going to be appointed, but that did not happen, and i want to thank ed lee, who look that may be losing a lot of making a decision about running for -- who looked at navy losing a lot --maybe losing a lot. he is going to be the person i thought was best for local hire ring carrier -- local hire ring. he understood city hall very well, and i was very excited about the asian american community having someone in the mayor's office, knowing the experience for chinese americans has not been a pleasant experience, and to have a leader like edwin lease is quite an accomplishment. i want to congratulate the asian american community for this incredible place we are at right now, and i look forward to many years of asian american leadership continuing in san francisco. i plan to vote yes. supervisor kim: thank you, and let me also a

harrington mentioned that in some ways, our budget may seem a little boring over the next couple of years because we of the operating under a relatively flat operating budget, and that is because we have had to bridge lower sales for water. if you look at our two-year budget that was adopted, it is growing to $860 million that we have adopted already for the two-year budget cycle. just a refresher, $75 million of that growth is planned debt service for the water in. program. the other $25 million is all cash -- capital. particularly in streetlight programs and also in the waste water program. these are the two changes that explain your one versus year two. -- your -- year one versus year two. what we're doing right now is meeting with the general manager's office, and they are updating the general manager about the planned goals, and this is the same way we presented them to you before. we will continue to report accordingly. last year, you also said that you were interested in seeing the budget not only by strategic goal but also by initiative, and those were running a world class utilit

the latest public utilities chief, ed harrington. chu still stands by ed lee who is in asia until sunday. lee has already released a statement saying he is honored to be considered for the position of interim mayor. he would be the city's first chinese american mayor. today, former mayor willie brown weighed in. >> i suspect, this afternoon, there will be an additional effort by the left to derail what obviously is a good idea and that's for a qualified person by everybody's evaluation to be the chief operating officer and manager of the city. >> reporter: on saturday, after the new board of supervise size ors is sworn in, it will officially vote to install a new mayor for one year and will meet for the first regular meeting on tuesday. mayor gavin newsom will be sworn in as lieutenant governor on monday but who will replace san francisco d.a. pamela harris? both the mayor's office and pamela harris are having a hard time fielding district attorney candidates. as of today, the announcement of a d.a. candidate will come on sunday. boa

the person behind the appearance turned out to be a tee ager, nick harrington made an appearance on "the today show" saying the piano was supposed to be the centerpiece to a video he was making. the piano isn't playable. his family set fire to it a couple times, most recently in a new year's celebration. >>> in this next story, if it had a soundtrack, it would be 1963's four seasons walk like a man. a gorilla at an animal park is a youtube sensation because he walks upright. they normally prefer knuckle walking on all fours. his swagger seems to run in the family. his father used to do it when his hands were full. his sister and half sister can also walk on two legs. he also answers the question, where does a 500 pound gore lail walk. the answer is, anywhere he wants to. >> i consider it more saturday night fever. >>> finally tonight another familiar face is coming to "the office." of course you know that's will ferrell. he visits dunder mifflin as a manager, and is just as inappropriate as steve carell's character. he'll be on four episodes as steve carell is on his way out. ricky ge

the avalos local hiring law, coupled that with the support we have from the general manager at harrington, who stood up in support of the hiring law, you have the recipe for greatness. that is a thought for a future agenda item. commissioner campos: thank you very much. any other member of the public would like to speak? public comment is closed. thank you very much for your excellent comments. if you could please call item number 9. >> item 9, future agenda items. commissioner campos: many of the speaker's book to this item. is there any member of lafco like to add anything? commissioner mirkarimi: i agree with a couple of the public comments that were made about future agenda items. i think that we should agendize on the electricity resource plan. i think it is important. i absolutely support rep to the idea. we attempted to do this in other areas of interest. lafco's reach is considerable. the range of issues before lafco is really expensive, land use, housing, transit, and in other counties that exercise statutory authority in lafco, many counties, some of them are very rural and some