thank you. >> commissioner kwon: anyone else? the process question, madame secretary, are we doing 10 first? or public comment now? >> i believe we have one more presentation from the rate fairness board chair. >> yes, followed by howard ash who is the chair of the rate fairness board at the time. >> commissioner kwon: mr. ash, thank you. >> thank you, it's my pleasure to be here again. i'm here to give you an over view of our process, our recommendation, some longer term thoughts and comments about the rates package that was prevesented to us in ts cycle. who is the rate fairness board? we are six members, one vacant, a mix of civilians and city employees. i would like to recognize several of them in the audien audience, jamie cariban is here as well as our vice chair scott ungerman who represents large customers. he's from the anchor brewing company. moving to the next slide we take a lot into the consideration when we think about the fairness of rates. rates need to be fair to the enterprise so the revenue is sufficient enough

. >> thank you, president kwon, commission and staff. we've had some success working with the sfpuc in the past. unfortunately we're at a standstill when it comes to the bayview delta water quality plan. there's only a month or two to go before the final environmental document on the bayview delta plan will be released, so i feel we need to switch gears. i wanted to let you know we are going to be ramping up our public awareness campaign. some background on october 29, 2016 there was an op ed by harlan kelly, and it pointed out or claimed that the bay delta plan could result in the loss of 188,000 jobs and 49 billion, and that was based on a group report. 2.5 years earlier, we had analyzed that same report and found a number of flaws, including it treated bay area water supplies as if they would be impacted by sources on the tuolomne. and it underestimated the potential for water conservation. between 2006 and 2016, water use in the sfpuc territory was reduced by 30%. great accomplishment. and yet, there are no negative environmental or

kwon said he wouldn't have left if he knew he wouldn't see his parents or two brothers again.ne of millions of families destroyed by the korean war. one of thousands of north koreans who settled here in the village near the dmz so they could move home easily but never did. kwon married in south korea and has four children and nine grandchildren, but he misses his family every day. he checks google earth every day to see satellite images of his home. the closest he can get to see it again. this is my school, he says. my mother and father live there. kwon has little hope the sum mutt between north and south korean leaders will make any difference. during the previous restorations, he left clothes for his north korean family and then threw them away when things turned our. there's no joy in life for me. i'm waiting to die. i don't know why, he says, but the older i become, the more i miss my brothers. paula hancocks, cnn, south korea. >>> up next, back to our breaking news. the man police say shot and killed four people at a waffle house in tennessee is still on the run and possi

jo kwon reports.. its time to whip out yes! those selfie sticks tommy honton/co-creator, the museum of selfies "they may not be welcome at the happiest place on earth- but they are welcome here."...here at the museum of selfies.if you don't have one they've got you covered with this--the world's longest selfie stick.tommy honton/co- creator, the museum of selfies "it's about 90 feet."click this button and it really works!this guy or guys you see here is the co-creator of the museum-- using one of the many interactive features. tommy honton says he's not a selfie- kind of guy.tommy honton/co- creator, the museum of selfies "when people first found out i was involved in this, they were like, 'really!?! you?' and i think that's why i'm a good person to tell this story."the story of when selfies first started.tommy honton/co-creator, the museum of selfies "depends on what you define as a selfie. if you're talking about the self- portrait the earliest we know is probably in the 1480s by the renaissance masters." you'll even find out

the suspect kwon fessed but did -- confessed but did not give a clear answer. >> police say the attacker described as a transient by some witnesses just kept basketballing incoherently and for some reason got fixated on the two people, followed them off the train and attacked them. joe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> authorities have arrested this man, 29-year-old eduardo antonio chavarria-diaz, who is accused of sexually assaulting a teen inialo alto -- in palo alto. police say the victim was jogging when the suspect pulled her off the path, held a gun to her head and sexualitied her. the victim was able to flag down a passer-by who called police. authorities have also linked chavarria-diaz to a similar assault that happened in oakland last month. >>> former raider and 49er aldon smith is behind bars. he was booked into the san francisco jail friday evening. smith is accused of assaulting a woman at a san francisco apartment last month. then later violating a court order to stay away from her. he's currently being held on $500,000 bond and as of last check he hasn't posted it yet. >>> missiles str

leader wenzhou and her son kwan kwon have found safety in the apartment of friends and relief is palpable there that day yesterday i didn't think i'd be able to leave my home come here i still feel tense there was evidence in your house hunting down the wenzhou has a terrifying ordeal behind her on wednesday her apartment was besieged by an angry mob. one of her friends was beaten up and those who wanted to come to her aid were prevented from doing so when she tried to leave she was threatened with violence and the crowd was probably acting on orders from china's intelligence service believes that attempts to highlight her husband's plight have made her enemies in high places have been financial. one kwan's young was arrested in twenty fifteen along with over two hundred others. because allegedly no one has been to visit him since he was arrested and no one has seen him we don't even know if he's dead or life. most of the other detainees have now been released but nothing's been heard from the human rights lawyer in protest leader wenzhou set up to walk the one hundred kilometers from bei

talk kwon do maybe an acquired taste in parts of the world. but enthusiasm for this martial arts display. unites north and south thank. you and they're beginning our first performances in pyongyang today and i find it very meaningful to the south and not to take window culture said the origin but the process is that different i am proud and happy that we got to display to the north korean people our taekwondo or the. north korean officials passing on this thanks to the visitors from the south a little evening distraction before the serious stuff a meeting by the two leaders later this month and face to face with president trump judging from a thank you it was the sight of a limping athletes from north and south korea marching under a unified flag at the opening of the games marked a significant thaw in relations and that momentum appears to be continuing but all that didn't stop the u.s. and south korea kicking off a so-called low key joint military drill on sunday in last month that featured the deployment of fewer strategic weapons peeta sho

i expect that we'll get back with them soon and then i've been asking to meet through you chairman kwon, with representatives from the mayor's office about the seawall, s. s.i.p., workforce development and the items we just discussed and our environmental agenda. i expect that we might do something towards the end of next month, i'm going to ask if it's ok with the chairman that we ask donna to coordinate with the mayor's office on a date where we can get a full compliment of commissioners, as long as it's not in conflict with our general manager's schedule. >> good idea. >> anything else commissioners? any public comments? meeting is adjourned. light for streets illuminating our ideas and values starting in 2016 the san francisco public utilities commission is xhoefl that light with new led with the did i audits for better light for streets and pedestrian and they're even better for this vitally lasting longer and consuming up to 50 percent less energy upgrading takes thirty minutes remove the old street light and repeat 18 thousand 5 hundred times while our street lights will be impro

doyne any public comment -- doy >> president kwon: any public comment? next item. >> madam secretary: considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission and acted upon by a single vote. there will be no discussion unless the public questions in which it will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate item. >> i'll move approval. >> second. >> second. >> discussion? public comments? all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed. pass passes. no closed session. do we have any other new business from the commissioners? with that, this meeting is adjou adjourned. thank you. . >> well, welcome, everyone to this fabulous rooftop of a monumental announcement. my name is debbie raffel, and i am the director of the san francisco department of environment. and today, i am joined by president london breed and by don falk, the ceo of the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation, affectionately known as tndc. and with us we've got representatives some of the dozens of community partners, we've got the library here, we have our light bu

i expect that we'll get back with them soon and then i've been asking to meet through you chairman kwon, with representatives from the mayor's office about the seawall, s. s.i.p., workforce development and the items we just discussed and our environmental agenda. i expect that we might do something towards the end of next month, i'm going to ask if it's ok with the chairman that we ask donna to coordinate with the mayor's office on a date where we can get a full compliment of commissioners, as long as it's not in conflict with our general manager's schedule. >> good idea. >> anything else commissioners? any public comments? meeting is adjourned. . >> the san francisco carbon fund was started in 2009. it's basically legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors and the mayor's office for the city of san francisco. they passed legislation that said okay, 13% of the cost of the city air travel is going to go into a fund and we're going to use the money in that fund to do local projects that are going to mitigate and sequester greenhouse gas emission. the grants that we're giving,

the south korean tae kwon do team put on a display for thousands of north koreans. they kicked, jumped, and even did their own k-pop dance. the shows are a sign of better ties for the koreas, but they also come as the u.s. and south korea kick off annual war games. they will be short their year but are set to be similar in scale to past ones like this. we have more from alexandra field who joins us live from seoul. good to see you again, alex. how significant is this moment in north and south korean relations when we see pop stars from the south performing in pyongyang, and as leaders of the two nations prepare to meet, possibly there will be a face to mace meeting between kim jong-un and president trump. >> look, it's another step forward, one of a number of rapid developments that we have seen in recent weeks and months as the two countries work to have stronger or better relations in advance of that summit that is scheduled for the end of the month. well spoke to some of the performers who were taking the stage before they left for north korea. they weren't sure

. >> commissioner kwon: okay. anything else? so we're going to go into public comment. i have two before me. >> pardon me. i don't mean to interrupt you, but john scarpulla who will share the additional fees on shutoff work. >> good afternoon, commissioners. john carpulla with the policy and government affairs team. >> john, before you start, i just wanted to -- about the cap program, one of the things that we're really focusing on working with the mayor's office is to get a dedicated source to help fund this because we know that with prop 218, this may be problematic -- >> president keane >> commissioner moller caen: and i know there's many questions. >> all right. john. >> one more question back on the prior side, when we said single-family home, was that single meter home, so there may in fact be more than one family living there? >> yes. to be cap eligible, you must have a single meter and pay directly to the sfpuc for that meter. >> okay. but if it's a multigenerational family, it would count as a single-family home? >> yes, i believe so. >> okay. thank you. >> oka

we don't have, of course, live pictures from north korea on this, but they did have a tae kwon do celebratione it on the south korea site and standing ovation from 2,400 north koreans in the audience so we believe that red velt is a popular group invite now that is performing. the first time they have had this kind of concert if pyeongchang since 2005 so this is just a buildup of the momentum from having the political breakthrough. you have the sporting breakthrough with the olympics and now cultural breakthroughs as well and not a lot of k-pop in pyeongchang. >> not a lot of k-pop here. >> k-pop is on the rise. it really is on the rise, actually. >> it is. paula hancocks, thank you for that report. let's listen to some of this music from the k-pop. ♪ >> i believe that this is red vel rheve velvet, but k-pop has become more prominent in the united states. we saw that exchange during the olympics of north korea and south korea and seeing this here, it does appear, victor, that things are their way to going moving right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep t

ike kwon, rodney fong who was part of this project from the beginning, part of sf travel, and then, i'd to thank mark sultis for your work with us in making sure this project was running smoothly. up next, i'd like to introduce tony ringo -- i think after he finishes speaking he's going to get a public works banner, an sf travel banner, and a moscone banner up on that bridge -- and he'll pay for it. [applause]. >> definitely is a big sign. first of all, thank you very much. i was talking to spencer, one of our project executives on this project, and we were awarded preconstruction back in december 2012, so five years later, we're here today. one thing i've released in construction, it's all about planning and partnerships and relationships, and i can say we all have that on this job. i want to give thanks to lynn, mark, our construct tors. it's been amazing. couple facts about the job. we've all already expended 1.2 man hours to date. right now, we have an average of 170 workers with 22 different subcontractors on the job, so it just tells you the coordination that's been involved. our

doyne any public comment -- doy >> president kwon: any public comment? next item. >> madam secretary: considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission and acted upon by a single vote. there will be no discussion unless the public questions in which it will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate item. >> i'll move approval. >> second. >> second. >> discussion? public comments? all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed. pass passes. no closed session. do we have any other new business from the commissioners? with that, this meeting is adjou adjourned. thank you. . it is now 1:02 p.m. this is a regular meeting of the commission on community investment and infrastructure. successor agency commissions to the redevelopment agency for tuesday, march 20, 2018. welcome to members of the public. madame secretary, please call the first item. >> thank you, mr. chair. the first order of business is item one, roll call. commission member, please respond when i call your name. [roll call] all other members of the commission are presen

doyne any public comment -- doyne >> president kwon: any public comment? next item. >> madam secretary: considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilityies commission and acted upon by a single vote. there will be no discussion unless the public questions in which it will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate item. >> i'll move approval. >> second. >> second. >> discussion? public comments? all in favor. >> aye. >> opposed. passes passes. no closed session. do we have any other new business from the commissioners? with that, this meeting is adjourn adjourned. thank you. one of the major tasks i was asked to do is water system improvement program and one thing i looked at is about the 4.8 billion dollars wurthd of work and a lot of the work was regional. we looked at how can we make sure that we provide opportunities for san franciscan's and people in the region and so we looked at ways we can expand our local san francisco lb program. so, we thought about it and worked with general manager at the time to form an advizry comm

sunday's diplomatic push also included this event, the south korean tae kwon do team put on a display for thousands of north koreans. they kicked, jumped, and even did their own k-pop dance. the shows are a sign of better ties for the koreas. but they also come as the u.s. and the south kick off annual war games. and those will be short their year, but are set to be similar in scale to past drills like these. for more we turn to cnn's alexandra field who joins us live from seoul. good to see you, alex. how significant is this moment in north and south korean relations, pop stars from the south performing for kim jong-un in pyongyang, and as the leaders of the two nations prepare to meet. what all can this form of music diplomacy achieve? >> well, rosemary, if you consider where we were just six months or a year ago when we were talking about tensions on the peninsula reaching really a fever pitch, this is clearly a significant step forward to see this delegation of south korean artists taking the stage in pyongyang, and then the surprise element of having kim jong-un himself in the au

talk kwon do maybe an acquired taste in parts of the world. but enthusiasm for this martial arts display. unites north and south thank. you and they're beginning our first performances in pyongyang today and i find it very meaningful the south and not take window culture said the origin but the process is a different i am proud and happy that we got to display to the north korean people our taekwondo or the. north korean officials passing on this thanks to the visitors from the south a little evening distraction before the serious stuff a meeting by the two leaders later this month and face to face with president trump judging from a thank it was the sight of a limp athletes from north and south korea marching under a unified flag at the opening of the games marked a significant thaw in relations in that momentum appears to be continuing but all that didn't stop the u.s. and south korea kicking off a so-called low key joint military drill on sunday in last a month that featured the deployment of fewer strategic weapons peeta shop al-jazeera. i

one he goes in and lies, the others he goes in and kwon guesses to the crime. that may be the horns of his dilemma. if he lies, or tells the truth -- >> that is that what john dowd is worried about? >> he's under instruction from his laurtz not to say the things he said on television today. why do you think going in front of mueller would be different? >> what do you make of rudy giuliani as a character in the story? rudy giuliani was the man, chuck rosenberg, who was on tv before the hacked dnc e-mails came out. watch out, watch out, it's a much whispered theory, he has a pipeline from people at the fbi to get information. he's one of the people believed to be funneling information to fox news. do you think there is any point he might be a witness to the mueller investigation? >> potentially yes, nicolle, he could be a witness. one of the things that prosecutors and agents will want to know is how did rudy know -- i shouldn't call him rudy, i don't know the man. >> i don't think he'll mind. >> i'll call him mr. giuliani. i mind. how would mr. giuliani know the

america, refugee assistance organization, national coalition supporting year asian jewelry, union kwon for religious action center and the -- of the orthodox union. mr. speaker, i think it's important to recognize those organizations that are in full support of this legislation, with all due respect to a woman i have tremendous respect for. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: i recognize myself for as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves -- recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. in order to close my part of this debate on the bill, i want to reiterate that though i strongly oppose the just act because it's smoke and mirrors, it gives you the feel-good moment and provides no justice for survivors in spite of its fancy name, i do believe that my colleagues do have good intentions and they want to see holocaust survivors finally get the justice that has for so long evaded them. and thei

protect against paid screams that allow for isps that are now getting bigger and bigger and merging with kwon tenth companies to prefer the content they own over competitive content. rules against those things are the core of net neutrality. and it's why when protecting net neutrality at the fcc was challenged by irks sps in the past the powell freedoms, the rules from 2010, it's why we ended up with title 2 framework in 2015, because that's what the court pointed to as what could be upheld under the current law. now, folks on the panel here are asking for legislation, now that they've successfully eliminated the only rules that were able to be upheld under current law, it can be done. there are different ways to get there. i would suggest that easiest way is the current resolution that's been introduced to restore the 2015 rules since we found they were strong, worked for the industry, worked for consumers, were popular, and were upheld in court. that's one way, and probably the simplest hand fastest way to restore net neutrality protections and move past it. if folks wanted to put forward o

for that, i think our responsibility is to make sure that the kwon tent on facebook is not harmful. that people are seeing things relevant to them and building relationships with the people around them. and that, i think, is the primary responsibility we have. >> my main concern, i'm going run out of time, is that someone limitin limits their data -- i'm out of time. i would like for you to share at a later point in time. how the data you get might be limited by a user and your inability to use that data may actually prevent the kind of innovation that would bring about positive social change in this country. i believe that was the intention and objective of your company. and i believe you perform it very well in a lot of ways. thank you. i'll yield back. >> thank you. >> now the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for four minutes. >> thank you. thank you for being here, mr. zuckerberg. you're almost done! when you get to me, it means you're getting close to the end. congratulations. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. you know, you wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the pri

for that, i think our responsibility is to make sure that the kwon tent on facebook is not harmful. that people are seeing things relevant to them and building relationships with the people around them. and that, i think, is the primary responsibility we have. >> my main concern, i'm going run out of time, is that someone limitin limits their data -- i'm out of time. i would like for you to share at a later point in time. how the data you get might be limited by a user and your inability to use that data may actually prevent the kind of innovation that would bring about positive social change in this country. i believe that was the intention and objective of your company. and i believe you perform it very well in a lot of ways. thank you. i'll yield back. >> thank you. >> now the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for four minutes. >> thank you. thank you for being here, mr. zuckerberg. you're almost done! when you get to me, it means you're getting close to the end. congratulations. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. you know, you wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the pri

. >> commissioner kwon: any discussion?y. >> todd. >> commissioners thank you for having me here today. i'm todd elmer. i'm excited to talk about the extensive public education and out reach strategy that we have put in place to educate the members oh of the public via a variety of different channels and methamphetamine -- methods so they understand what their rates are being used for. so that's what i'll be describing in my next few slides. so i'd like to begin with a broad level over view of the st -- sf puc approach. whether it's a rate year like now, we are engaging our community members. we are working to educate them on the critical 24/7 services that the agency provides as well as what is necessary to maintain those 24/7 services in top shape. finally when we are out of -- i'm sorry, also we are out at community events, meetings, using our social media channels or any other channels for communicating with the public and trying to educate them about those critical services we also want to show folks what their investm