it is upwards of 5% or in some cases higher, and that was in the chart that kiran showed, so that helps frame the context of rates and how would affect our average customer, and so the discussion today is really to what is the best policy making and deliberation with being to be able to fit affordably into our customers pocketbooks, a 10- year capital plan that we can implement, including what that means for the difference scenarios for the improvement program and then whether or not to move forward today with the program management consultant to keep progress in to keep moving on the progress. commissioner torres, does that into your question? commissioner torres: not really. i want to drill down a little more. >> if you look back actually in san francisco, you look back at our electric bills that the bureau of labor statistics put this out, the average inflation has been about 6%. commissioner torres: that is commensurate with the rate increase. in respect to the $8 billion model, that is the one niese the highest increase in. >> correct. commissioner torres: and the decision has to b

on what's going on in and out russia until then stay in our team and thank you thank you thank you kiran. and. the. elite.

his son gamal and will take the lead he did not happen and for many western and basses there is and kiran in cairo it has become very clear that mubarak is becoming kind of a lean duck so i have a feeling that a losing confidence in mubarak in the west started in summer last year. like you said in an unprecedented wave of social uprisings across the arab world where do this countries go from now can they handle the situation on their own well i think that first of all what we see. of that the new generation the new generation in the arab world which is tired of ruling regimes which of the did not elect. people who are in power in most of our country has ruled their countries for more than twenty years and for those who is about twenty or thirty it's very difficult to say why do they have the right to have those rulers. so their philosophy their way of thinking of their understanding and their search of identity is something which emerges within the arab societies and you could hardly impose any ideology on them you can hardly impose democracy or western standards you could hardly impose t