there are some big items like the deferred heche maintenance capital projects. you are going to hear more about that during the budget hearings as well as our very unique strengths and weaknesses in fact that we are such a large producer and we use it within our own customer base. that can be seen as well as a concern. the alternatives at how efficient we are with our peers as if we have to buy power from pg

there are some big items like the deferred heche maintenance capital projects. you are going to hear more about that during the budget hearings as well as our very unique strengths and weaknesses in fact that we are such a large producer and we use it within our own customer base. that can be seen as well as a concern. the alternatives at how efficient we are with our peers as if we have to buy power from pg & e. key dates are here and it gives us a lot of opportunity to key this in the front of our minds as well as we go into budget deliberations and where we may have capacity look at revenue bonding as a source. with that, i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioner vietor? >> i have a question and sorry, i'm missing the gene when i was born about getting my head around this. i know some of the questions i seem to ask repeatedly. i don't know when it's going to appear, when the conversation happens where once we use our hechy power and what happens when the water to generate power, do these bonds help back fill? can we specify the kind of power that we

we also have very limited effect in the hech heche water shed. we are still in recovery mode and getting things in place before we get a lot of snow. the real news is that the state submitted a revised declaration to the president of the united states for federal emergency relief. we just got a copy of a letter that leader sent to the president asking him to ratify that declaration of the emergency part of the it social -- damage exceeded, we have our reports in at about $46 million and we have submitted to our insurance claims and should hear back from them shortly. now mr. reed to go over the financial. >> very quickly the numbers are slightly higher. this was probably one of the other times in my history of cfo that was hoping the cost would be higher that would trigger the eligibility. that was higher for a couple of reasons. the bottom line is some additional hazard cost and mitigation cost for loads, slopes and bridges and slightly higher cost. bids coming in higher on the power distribution and so, that is still being balance withdraw our

lastly we had heche water and power enterprise of approximately $6 million. this was over all the increase due to the charges for services increased 5 percent while the operating expenses decreased 2 percent. an over all stream line improvement in finance cost of measurement. we are required to conduct significant account transactions that require management adjustment and these are inherent risk because of the significance of the financial statement and the future effects that could change judgment used by management. the puc is the following listed financial accounts that involve judgment or estimates and we reviewed the estimates. we often used actuary specialist in this analysis. in regards to audit adjustments, there were no proposed adjustments. they have clean and reconciled books. we have no disagreements or difficulties with management to the best of our knowledge management did not consult with any other independent management account to not an agreeing with our analysis or our interpretation of accounting principals. prior to our contracting with c

the 100th anniversary to pass the federal law which creates the hech tch hetchy water system. the rest i submit. >> thank you. cohen? supervisor malia cohen: thank you, towed -- today i'm going to introduce the concept. we spent the last few months discussing and debating solutions on the we have many with blue collar jobs. 5 years ago many believed we were making a big mistake and san francisco preserving areas of the city where manufacturing uchlts many argued that these industries were dying off and valuable san francisco real estate should not be spent on maintaining them, let alone on expanding them. these critics were wrong. they continue to show us an increase in demand for manufacturing space in san francisco particularly outside of the city. the manufacturing sector has also diversified from what we traditionally think of as manufacturing jobs. it's not only just large industrial fact arrears. we have hundreds of small craftsmen and women making things from soaps to lotions to chocolates and designing messenger bags. the resolution i'm introducing today is quite simpl

a contract like shell we have the capacity to do that we just need to expand that capacity on the hech hetchy system. so we got to make sure that we're differentiating ourselves and we'll have an opt out and eighty percent usually eighty percent of the people stay in as long as you have a competitive rate and we've gotten a competitive rate. so we'd get a much higher uptake and pg and e is going to be able to market itself as being a hundred percent green to maybe 2 percent of its customers and that's not real. please do consult with the advocates about the scope of work we really want some buy in on how that works out so we can make sure that this is a comprehensive rfp and that it covers all the bases and goes out to bid for the whole thing to get every possible bidder to make sure we get the right choices of who to implement it and this is vital to showing the mayor's office and labor the reality of what we keep promising them and we don't see what labor's position right now is oppositional we see it as hey put up or shut up. show us what's real so we can get on board with you on th

the 100th anniversary to pass the federal law which creates the hech tch hetchy water system. the

it's in air play right now, but watch out for locked out of heche nominated for song of the year andeople think get lucky will win. >> tom o'neal, thank you. >> top of the hour, we continue on. i'm brooke baldwin. just released involving a woman who had her world shattered in a florida movie theater. nicole oleson's husband was particularings their baby-sitner a preview and a man got so upset over this texting, an alleged altercation happened and a man pulled out a gun and shot and killed chad oleson. the wife was shot in the finger. he is changed, this former police officer with murder. he claims it was self defense. now to the 911 tapes giving us insight into that tragic afternoon. >> 911, what is the nature of your emergency. >> someone just got thought in the movie theater. gunshots. looks like in the sternum. a gunshot. pistol. >> okay. how old is the person? >> i don't know. maybe early 30s. >> it's a male? >> male, yes, sir. >> somebody shot him? >> someone shot him. >> do you know who shot him? >> i don't know. looks like an older gentlemen in the movie theater. >> listening