i'm holly the sister of hydro i didn't and she's sorry she couldn't be here but along with the other clothing retailers they're doing the by annual clothing buy in negotiation o new york. i imply in from seattle it's the land of star bukdz and cost could it's shiny and a ultimately and completely bland. sadly there are unique priorityers to be found in the city. 13 years ago hydro i didn't and i came here. she's invested her money and heart and innovation open fillmore 3 ventures her commitment is good. the personally of fillmore we didn't choose chestnut street lots of fresh air fillmore didn't have the same feel of other streets. we very carefully yoithd collections gives us a good feel. we have one of the finest neighborhoods on the west west coast and to protect the neighborhood from commercialism. it seems we're reaching a tipping point of saturation. we have become a soulless street. formula retailer a burdening the fillmore district. one by one businesses will retire and the cost of high-end stores can absorb we can't. to preserve our special place we sell rag on bone and love

what we have here are dummy plugs and these attach to a hydro phone.t's like a mike r microphone bt goes under water. the hydro phones are listening for acoustic categor tags and te things this big that attach to a fish or shark. every two seconds they will ping, ping. >> these robots have been used to shall for a decade now. they are used to mo monitor temperature and light and all things you want to know to monitor the ocean. we are asking the robots to do one more thin thing. we want them to follow the shark and characterize the enviroment. so we can build a 3-d map of the animal that we are tracking. and we know where the animal is in that 3 3-d space. and when the animal does something different is there anas spenanas anas suspectanaspect of their et is changing. you have a fishery that is being over fished but how do you know, just like when i was a boy the fishinfish didn't move away. it's a possibility. our ability to understand that is that managers can better manage fis fisheries . that is one example of knowing where animals go. >> this is a

great volumes of water once again cascade down to power the hydro stations. carbon-free electricity is replacing the diesel generators. electricity prices have stabilized. restoring and preserving natural ecosystems like the rugezi wetlands, benefits everyone, and so much more could be achieved. >> if we had more involvement by different institutions coming in to help, we'd have better resources, rwanda could do more, much more, and benefit much more, but so would other countries if such partnerships and support were provided. >> what the rwandans recognized is that the marshlands are far more valuable as a natural system providing water for energy than as farmland. this principle is the same for the remaining hillsides and ravines. what we are seeing here is very interesting because it's a line between human activity and natural systems. and in the human activity, we've been able to value the productivity from agriculture and give it a monetary value, but in the natural systems, we haven't been able to value the trees, the biodiversity, the water that's abso

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the nice thing about hydro is that you can kind of turn it on and turn it off and have control and use it to balance your other renewable resources like wind and solar which are more intermittent. so, what are you going to use as a balancing strategy is certainly something that's facing all the utilities. it's not a simple thing to answer. obviously we've got santa nofres down and the california public utilities commission is very concerned about how they're going to keep the grid stable in southern california with that resource off line. >> commissioner wald? >> i just wanted to observe that, with cal's help at the last meeting of the policy committee, we gannon effort which will be continued at our next meeting to develop some recommendations for priorities for the department to pursue among the various strategies that will be laid out in the document. and we voted to recommend that the number one strategy that be pursued was achieving 100% renewable energy. and like i said, we're going to be continuing that conversation at our next meeting with the notion of helping the department f

electricity existing hydro electricity for transportation electric vehicles some hydrogen fuel cell vehicles for heating and cooling we need air heat pumps that just extract heat out of the air and run on electricity and run in reverse for air conditioning and also for industry high temperature processes reduce electricity or some hydrogen in your mind word is deef decentralization fit into the strategy. so we think that decentralization is important but it will be a combination of decentralized power plus large scale power plants because i mean you could cover all the rooftops in the united states or the world with solar and you still would need a lot more energy than you. and from the from the from the rooftops so it's really going to be a combination it's more efficient to generate electricity in centralized power plants particularly wind solar it's more arguable that you can have distributed energy and get high efficiencies the nice thing about distributed energy is lower transmission if you have. ants that are in the desert for example or in the great plains in the u.s. you hav

if they do not get enough hydro supply for the summer, you will see, they will have to rely on naturalas. 29% less natural gas in storage that there was a year ago. what happened and what does that mean for supplies? >> it has been amazing. the winter has been a marathon. every month since november has coming colder than normal. every month. february is also on track to do it. my clients are concerned about march because we are seeing signs marshes going to be colder than normal. it has been a marathon of natural gas demand. looks like we will have the lowest end of season storage of natural gas since 2003. wehas been a long time since have had supplies down the slope. thank goodness we have shale gas. >> i'm speaking with matt rogers. he is in washington. what has been the most impressive characteristic so far this winter? it is actually a last guy. i talked about alaska cause to lead. every time we get a jet stream spike over alaska, it has driven down these articulate breaks. it has been an impressive pattern in that area. that has driven the polar vortex down. it has given a lot of

we need hydro to approve u approve frngsz the grounded agreements with the developers along with the different furnished. that said phase one to be perfecting honest once it did get under construction it move forward rapidly. there was a fire on block 4 that caused a bit of delay, however, once it was under construction it move forward pretty quickly. phase 2 is going to move more quickly preliminary because we have the opportunity to apply for funding from the state in july for block 10 for originally scheduled to be done next year. so as the funding opportunities present themselves the construction and development will continue to occur. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. the john stuart company can i understand a little bit about the management structure that exists for this structure underlying it the hurgdz and the mayor's office has an involvement but, you know, funding is coming from various sources but in terms of the managing the development are you also the managers of the property itself in terms of all the ongoing like you were mentioning tenant c

and ponding and we want you to stay in the piddle lanes and avoid the solo vehicle spinouts and the hydro planing. >>> the rain is causing an issue if drivers on the roads. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard ran into trouble spots and is at the again again. cornell? >> rain is making for challenging driving. behind me there is a shot of a wet bridge but you fatter in the look slides it is more dangerous. that is what drives are dealing with in the not bay. this is 101 near spencer avenue in sauce let with rocks falling loosened by the overnight rain falling on to the road where more than a few drivers were slamming interest them and popping tires and breaking rims in two. jeff was headed to the golden gate bridge when he hit the rocks. >> i was headed to work and came around the corner and i hit a bolder and it blew my tire and rim. >> scary, right? >> unsettling. >>> c.h.p. was diverting traffic around all of that rock on the roadway and israel will come in later this morning and try to sweep the rest of it up. this is how big the rocks are, falling on to the roadway overnight: very larg

if it is hydro therapy, you can perforate the co lone why is it you are so afraid of having to prep for the colonoscopy but at least there is a medical reason. you go on a liquid diet and have a cleansing, there is nothing showing long-term health benefits. we have good bacteria in the colon that can be harmed. we have just a delicate balance in the colon. >> "delicate" being the operative word. who are offer these? do they have to be licensed? >> it is all over the medical spa and the celebrities have turned this into a big hinge and the question is why is the f.d.a. approving this? the reason why it is approved is because it started off because of severe constipation but then before you gold to the red carpet you want to lose five pounds or boost your immunity --. >> how do you boost your immunity? >> there is no science behind it. they look at 20 papers with no medical benefit for this and i say the colon is not meant to be cleaned. we need the bacteria -- if you want to clean your colon change your diet and eat the fruits and vegetables and low saturated fat. >> i am all for a bowel

suspects in the man-made category, include both hydro fracturing and the wais wastewar disposal. most suggest that hydro fracturing is not the cause, but it's been known for a long time pumping large amounts of water can trigger earthquakes. >> i know this is a complicated issue and not everybody out there is a gio physics professor, so could you explain for us how does pudge thing water in to the ground create an earthquake? >> several ways but the primary is the water weeks in the fault zones and weakens the strength that is the rocks and act as an effective lubricant so the faults which are held together by friction suddenly get greased and lip urged forces there already. >> you said you are suspicious that fracking may be to blame for this. that is highly political people have passionate opinions on that. what do you base your assumption on then? >> well, i would make the distinction, i would say that fracking is the prime suspect. all the evidence is that hydraulic fracturing is well controlled by the process of injection. rather the culprit is the wastewater produced by the

and if it's hydro therapy, we're talking about a tube here, you can perforate the colon.nd i have a question for my patients out there. why is it you're so afraid of having to prep for a colonoscopy and you have these things which is the same thing? a prep for a colonoscopy, at least i have a medical reason for it and there's no evidence that preps for colonoscopy, when you go on a liquid diet and clean your system that this has long-term health benefits. these cleanses disturb the colon. we have good bacteria that could be harmed by this. we need that good bacteria and the electrolytes. we have a delicate balance in the kop kol yoen. >> delicate being the optimum word. dr. smad sa mmadi, who are the people offering this? >> this is fda approved. why? because it started off by -- colon ofkpy, severe constipation and radiological images. then this would work. but then it would be before you went to the red carpet, you wanted to lose five pounds, boost your immunity -- >> how does it boost your immunity? >> they looked at 20 different papers and they came with no medical be

develop solar on that land, and the other one is to see whether it makes sense to develop in conduit hydro which is sort of smaller micro scale type which would put in water pipes or along water canals which can generate a really significant amount of energy -- electricity and given the sort of city such a large player in that, i think that would put -- ~ i'd like to see it on the agenda. >> that's great. we can -- that will be on the list for friday, monica, the conversation. all right. public comment? seeing none. [gavel] >> item 19, monica. >> president's announcements. >> none. seeing no comments, none. >> new business/future agenda items. >> been there, done that. all right. public comment? [gavel] >> seeing none. >> public comments: members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. >> all right. any public comment on items not on today's agenda? seeing none. [gavel] >> adjournment is 8:30. >> thanks, monica. thanks, guillermo. [adjourned] >> hello. you're watching the show that explores san francis

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. >> pam: the conditions could dry up the state's supply of hydro-electricity.ng utilities to switch to more expensive gas-fired plants. >> pam: the sacramento bee reports, while utility companies do not anticipate shortages during the summer. customers could eventually end up paying more. >> pam: that's because -- federal officials say, gas- fired electricity costs about three- times more than hydro power. >> pam: federal officials have announced. california farmers who have been affected by the ongoing drought. will receive 20- million dollars in aid. >> pam: according to department of agriculture secretary tom vilsack. the money will be used for improvements in irrigation and assistance with water facilities. state officials said last >> pam: week, they would not be sending water to califorinia's agricultural customers. >> pam: strains on water supplies are expected to force many farmers to leave their fields unplanted. >> pam: today, another deadly accident in san francisco involving a pedestrian. kron 4's john fenoglio reports from the scene in the city's s

with a cocktail that had never been tried before the injection comprised of the sedative madonsela hydro morphine a derivative of morphine this deadly mix took twenty five entire minutes to kill maguire and according to witnesses he spent that time visibly struggling and gasping for air so why are states turning to such an unproven experimental methods of execution while last year european drug manufacturers announce that they would no longer be selling the u.s. pentobarbital one of the primary ingredient in traditional capital punishment because of ethical concerns but that didn't stop several death penalty states here in the u.s. from moving forward but the practice but beyond this barbaric barbaric ways this country executes death row prisoners the very practice of capital punishment should be questioned so you're going to bug. several of the most common arguments for the death penalty i'm joined by a death penalty activist and host of a moment of web series that i just said i want to clear the moment of web clarity and what's going on right before we get to the reasons of why people

we're looking into something called hydro [speaker not understood], which is a machine that uses a have high pressure water to destroy weeds and the root systems. i have to way some things like my caution erosion. is this equipment able to get into these areas. there's a lot to think about, i deal with basically all of the kingdoms and biology as well as some of these pesticides and having to be knowledgeable on that and the interactions between these different organisms. and oftentimes we use that in control, for instance, coyotes and gophers. and that's what we encourage, to have these rafters and blue herrons, this time of year, you see them out there hunting. this year in our annual pesticide safety training which is mandatory, the second part is sold out by our biodiversity. we've invited fish and game to come in and do training with the staff to answer questions and be aware of wildlife in the parks and their role. and the second part is the predator/prey relationship between raptors and rodents. i hope that hope fully gives you a good description of my role which is to reduce pes

system to this where at night when power electricity demand is low and they're generating power from hydro which just runs continuously they pump some of the water back up yet and then during the day they just that what what was a pump becomes a turban coming down and they generate you know twenty percent thirty percent more interest storage is another really big piece of this equation and it's one that in a lot of ways the answers have been around for a while the technologies are improving but the u.s. is really lagging behind angela one of the big issues seems to me. that the problem that we have with these energy companies that are sitting on. trillions of dollars worth of carbon that is. we in the ground and aggressively spending i mean hundreds of millions of dollars to wabi to deny climate change to water for maintain subsidies whatever but mostly to make sure that they'll be able to get that out of the ground because if the day comes when everybody has to realize and this there was actually an article about this in the financial times about six months ago they called it the carbon b

sea run plant operator korea hydro and nuclear power said it is investigating the exact cause of the shutdown but added that the incident will not interfere with electricity production. this is the first time in seven years the reactor shutdown and a second nuclear reactor shutdown this year following one reported late last month in the region killed some cocoa province. korea has a twenty three nuclear reactors with the shutdown today six are now offline. pierre pollution that's been choking korea over the past we just won't go when a trio for flight test warning was issued here in seoul at one p m friday and remains in effect at this hour. this is what variation in levels exceeded six micrograms per cubic meter for more than two hours. but there is some good news. strong winds from the west are expected to blow the finest away from the queensland this weekend and till then children and the elderly your advice to remain indoors and wear masks when they do venture out tonight. but downturn to an expert to find out the cause of this fine dust and what we can do to better protect ourse

when it's done, it will include a dry sauna, a hydro therapy pool, and hot and cold plunges.will even after barber's chair. then on game day, once the players are dressed, they'll walk down this hallway, and what's cool is that they'll be walking right past hundreds of fans at this hughes pi tal tee area on the right. then right after that, they turn the corner and there's the field. at the moment it's just a dirt field. the grass is still growing at west coast turf in livingston in the central valley. this is video that they sent us showing the exact field where the grass will come from. it's a special type of bermuda grass, and at some point next month the plan is to cut the field into strips, roll up the glass, arched truck to the santa clara. so right now i'm down on what will be the field of the new 49ers stadium. this will be the end zone. but i want to show you just how close the stands are, just how intimate the field here is at this new stadium. look at this. there are the seats right there. now, there are some other things that fans will like. the average concourse

. >> right, as you mentions not only transportation due to the lack of water but also the lack of hydroower. if this continues on the past we are, we are just coming out of december through february, is the wettest time of the year and hopefully we will have a miracle march, but then after march we are runs out of weeks. >> like the weather we are experiencing now, flooding and that sort of thing is having big impacts oen the economy, but truly drought does have a big and long landing effect, and an expensive impact as well. >> well, droughts are one of the on average one of the biggest causes of economic loss in the united states and really globally. every year, and that's for two reasons one, it has a very large spatial footprint. they have a smaller spatial footprint, where they do their damage. droughts can cover millions of square miles and in addition, duration. they can last months or years other hazardous typically won't last a few minutes to a few days. so that's a really big difference. >> climb toolings from the national drought mitigation center, thank you for being with us.