kwon be continuing. edward, kwon in for as the commission knows-may i please have the slides? -the puc has debt portfolio can significant future ca therefore additional debt issuance and creditplan is intended to freud visicapital finance activities guided by previously ission policies listed here. this is a brief illustration of the $10 debt portfolio, which excludes approx$1 billion approved or yet state loan capacity. the commission approved last e 10 year financial plan update of in additional borrowing to fund the adopted 10 year capita billion in new borrowing this fiscal year and wastewawe just quick summary overview of existing debt across the enterprises. over $10 billion in debt consisting primarily of revenue bonds and federal and state loans. this is a summary of the ratings across the enterpee the new reflected for wastewater. the slidr capital finance team does. this commission is regularly presented with new issuances, replacement of credit agreements that sus. the commission may not see is of project spending conducted by the team to me to help minimize cost to

edwer kwon will be presenting. >> good afternoon commissioners. edward kwon, finance. normally the capital finance director would be making this presentation, but he's out sick, so he had me. commissioners, we are here to report back to you the results from our sale of the wastewater enterprise, 2024 revenue bonds which the commission approved at the june 25 meeting and subsequently priced july 19 and closed july 31. on august 1 following on the bonds, an announcement summarizing the transaction was sent to internal staff, city partners and to the commission community box. the notice will be sent to you shortly after this meeting, sorry for the oversight. further information on the program can be found on the sf water home page. the commission reviewed the form of the preliminary official statement in june posted for investors to consider in early july. here you see the offering of the bonds presented to potential investors on the muni os platform, used by selected underwriters. here investors are able to view the statement, [indiscernible] presentation about the waste

down some of the people who worked inside the social media companies including someone called andrew kwonok at what 16—year—olds are seeing and other users are seeing and found that some 16—year—olds recommended misogyny, violence and pornography. they said they raised it at the time and they say action was not taken. you talked about _ say action was not taken. you talked about looking - say action was not taken. you talked about looking at solutions, we know this is a problem and you are highlighting all the areas of concern so in terms of tackling it, what are new ways forward? you got people like andrew on the inside who are giving practical suggestions they would like the companies to make, you have teenagers telling us we don't want phones to be banned but we want social media companies to listen to us, you have regulators like 0fcom who are in charge of enforcing a new online safety act and they also want companies to be more receptive to what teenagers want. tiktok says it uses innovative technology, privacy settings for teens quitting blocking stuff which might not be suitable, a

edwer kwon will be presenting. >> good afternoon commissioners. edward kwon, finance. normally the capital finance director would be making this presentation, but he's out sick, so he had me. commissioners, we are here to report back to you the results from our sale of the wastewater enterprise, 2024 revenue bonds which the commission approved at the june 25 meeting and subsequently priced july 19 and closed july 31. on august 1 following on the bonds, an announcement summarizing the transaction was sent to internal staff, city partners and to the commission community box. the notice will be sent to you shortly after this meeting, sorry for the oversight. further information on the program can be found on the sf water home page. the commission reviewed the form of the preliminary official statement in june posted for investors to consider in early july. here you see the offering of the bonds presented to potential investors on the muni os platform, used by selected underwriters. here investors are able to view the statement, [indiscernible] presentation about the waste

yesterday he representando la comunidad latina hablando por las personas kwon no somos escuchado half moon bay community leader rocio avila says it's an honor to see doctor arriaga in the white house, giving a voice to the latino community at the white house, doctor arriaga says she spoke for those who were silenced in half moon bay in 2023, and for those who might still feel they don't have a voice. doctor arriaga vows to keep leading damian trujillo nbc bay area news. no longer a hurricane, but no less of a problem, colleen continues to slam the southeast, 42 people now confirmed dead all across that region. helene weakened to a tropical storm overnight after making landfall as a category four hurricane along florida's big bend. entire floridian communities ravaged by devastating flooding. high speed winds and heavy rain. the storm is now moving through the southeast into georgia, the carolinas, and tennessee. the video you're looking at is of a tennessee hospital. several people actually had to be rescued from the roof after emergency vehicles floated away in a river of thick mud.

kwon do studio in southside san jose. i did speak with the legal analyst who told me why he's able to still teach children in the first place. i really don't know what else i can everybody has been waiting for this day for 5 years. monday morning. her family's longtime taekwondo instructor with sentenced after he was convicted of molesting my buttocks. 2 teenage daughters, someone. >> did these things. and then it's still able work with students in the courtroom. we learned the details of his crimes, according to the victims, andrew sot would give the massages forcefully kissed them and have them sleep in the same room as him. but already served more than 60 days on house arrest, he won't serve any prison time. instead, he will spend 10 years on the offender registry depending on him to give you all the facts. they're still in injustice in there. it's designed to inform people about potential danger. legal analyst steven clark says that's the state law and that this is a lesson for parents to take to heart. and it's still

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audrey kwon weekend is looking pretty good. vianey thank you. and remember those flex alerts we haven't had one since september 2022, but our late summer heat wave may be at risk of bringing them back. the power grid operator is warning that it's closely monitoring conditions as temperatures soar. a flex alert is a call to voluntarily reduce energy consumption before the grid may authorize rotating power outages. these are some steps that you can take to lower your energy consumption. turn off unnecessary lights. use major appliances before 3 p.m. and after 10 p.m. set air conditioner thermostats to 78 degrees or higher and use fans and keep drapes closed. and by the way, you can keep an eye on the temps in your neighborhood while on the go. just download our free nbc bay area app. you can find it on the app store, or you can scan that qr code you see right there on your screen. and as it heats up this week, firefighters on the peninsula have a new tool to help detect when a wildfire is breaking out. the device uses ai to determine what is burni

audrey kwon and different folks use different polls. so you got to be careful. don't take anyone too much for granted okay. all right larry, appreciate that advice. thank you. raj thank you guys. new details. now about the man accused of plotting to kill former president trump at his golf course in florida. the justice department now says rhyne ruth wrote a note months ago saying he intended to kill the former president. the note was placed in a box and then dropped at the home of an unidentified person, who then contacted law enforcement after ruth's arrest last week in west palm beach, florida. it's important to note that person says they did not open that box until ruth was arrested. well, one week from tomorrow, senator jd vance will face governor tim walz in the vice presidential debate. a senior trump campaign adviser says key members of j.d. vance's team, as well as his wife, have been helping him prepare in person and virtual practice sessions. vance's team is using old videos of governor walz previous debates from his past campaigns. covid 19 virus is s

year—old poppy maskell was one of the flagbearers, and also matt bush, who won a gold—medal in tae kwonthletes. jodie grinham also won a bronze medal in shooting wild seven months pregnant. the only paralympian to do so. lots of standout and interesting performances over the last couple of weeks, so we will be hoping to grab some of them as they get off the train here in they get off the train here in the pancreas.— they get off the train here in the pancreas. whilst we wait for the team _ the pancreas. whilst we wait for the team members - the pancreas. whilst we wait for the team members to . for the team members to disembark, i would like to bring in gemma stevenson, an athlete and sports journalist. you are in paris at the moment. what if you made of the last nine days? it has been an extraordinarily successful team. it extraordinarily successful team. ., , extraordinarily successful team. , , , team. it has been the best paralympics _ team. it has been the best paralympics since - team. it has been the best paralympics since london. | team. it has been the best - paralympics since

edward kwon. xhgz we wanted to highlight the agreement proposed were a part of the fiscal year 25 capital finance plan presented to you last month indicated here in the red arrow. we are proceeding ahead of what was originally estimated but should still close in rks qu 2 or q3. these loans and future similar loans are part of the puc overall strategy to actively pursue low cost financing al trfbatives to revenue bonds to fund capital projects. the loans proposed today for example have a stated interest rate of 2.1 percent with rate of maturity of 17 years, versus 4.2 percent, the rate of our latest new money wastewater revenue bond. those bonds in average life of 23 years. as with the rest of the enterprise cip, overall strategy is interim fund with low cost short-term financing, namely in the fund of commercial paper and that is the same. those commercial paper notes long-term finances such as revenue bonds or loans such as this when appropriate and of course, we will continue to actively monitor

. >> jean kwon was viewed, through no fault of her own 1r50ud as not the legitimate mayor of oaklandn though objectively she was the preferred choice. >> this is the closest, probably race for mayor in the history of oakland. it dogged her throughout her mayoral. she had some gaming or understood the system that others didn't. >> there is a sense among a lot of people and there still is, that first place votes are the only true measure of a winner. >> do you think people are hungry for change, a different effect to criminal justice. >> the rank choice vote -- the victory in the san francisco d.a.'s race, even though boudin received the most first place votes. >> in that particular race, the perception was he was in a rowley ahead. therefore, the moderate candidates would effectively pool the votes of moderate voters and go ahead. they didn't. he was the most preferred candidate. but the sense was oh, something prevented something that we thought would happen from happening. >> reporter: there are results that do produce backlash, but over time some of the rank choice voting critics h

we talked with karen kwon, the chief development officer for the center, who explains what those attending there are over 10,000 glass pumpkins hand-blown by local glass artists. this year we have 23 artists participating and you see glass pumpkins on the ground at the palo alto art center. it's really quite a scene. there will be food sales by ada's cafe all weekend, and mr. softee ice cream truck will be there saturday, kicking off what is expected to be a beautiful weekend. admission is free. doors open up at 10 a.m. both tomorrow and on sunday. you said it is a beautiful weekend. we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including some roller coaster weather on this first week of fall. cynthia is tracking a weekend warm-up. and that we can warm up for the political scene as well as vice president kamala harris makes her way to the bay area for a fundraiser. she's also making some campaign stops, and we'll tell you what she's themselves right now at 630. vice president kamala harris heading to the bay area for a weekend fundraiser, but not before making a key stop on the campaign trail. we're

now, we spoke with karen kwon, the chief development officer for the center, who explains what those attending can expect. there are over 10,000 glass pumpkins hand-blown by local glass artists. this year we have 23 artists participating and you see glass pumpkins on the ground at the palo alto art center. it's really quite a scene. now, don't forget about the food. there will be food sales by ada's cafe all weekend and the mister softee ice cream truck will also be there saturday. kicking off what is expected to be a beautiful weekend. admission is free and doors open up at 10 a.m. both tomorrow and sunday. very fun. well, kelly clarkson helping to shine a spotlight on a bay area nonprofit helping people impacted by the criminal justice system. the east bay community law center is located in berkeley and the organization provides free legal services to people who cannot afford lawyers. its founder says those in need are often women of color. we are really invested in making sure that your race and your gender do not determine whether you get a fair shake in our legal system. our our

. >> still ahead on the kron, morning news legal analyst explains why tae kwon do instructor. it's still teach kids even as a registered offender and city officials are descending on the san francisco unified school district. yeah, for of regional tackle wave of school closures. and after the break, governor gavin newsom signing and build it. what helped law enforcement put a stop to sideshows. >> and today is going to be another hot ones scorching much like yesterday for the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. >> 9.13, the time here in the bay area. we got a new popular vietnamese restaurant located in south san francisco. it's called kevin's noodle house and they

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on august 27, my colleague edward kwon presented to your capital financing plan for the year and this is the first item on that plan. the expansion of these facilities. our interim financing program allows us to accomplish two primary things. first of all, when you and then ultimately the board of supervisors authorizes us to issue debt, that funding is put on reserve until we can demonstrate we have a source of paying those bonds and most of our peers who simply go out and borrow for specific project issue bonds and draw down those proceeds and beginning pay interest right away. by using our interim financing program, when we begin, say a $2 billion project, we dont have to issue $2 billion of bonds up front and incur interest costs. we use our interim funding program to first allow us to enter into the contracts, and release those reserves, and then ultimately as we need funds, rather then issuing $2 billion of bonds, we will issue 30, 50, $60 million of commercial paper as we need it, and that is the way we significantly lower our borrowing costs and our impact on ratepayers. so, t

kwon do studio in southside san jose. i did speak with the legal analyst who told me why he's able to still teach children in the first place. i really don't know what else i can read. my bonnet has been waiting for this day for 5 years. monday morning. her family's longtime taekwondo instructor with sentenced after he was convicted of molesting my 2 teenage daughters, someone who took. >>those saw classes who knew what was right or fall. these things and then he's still able to walk work with students in the courtroom. we learned the details of his crimes, according to the victims, andrew sot would give the massages forcefully kissed them and have them sleep in the same room as him. >>but already served more than 60 days on house arrest, he won't serve any prison time. instead, he will spend 10 years on the offender registry depending on him to give you all the facts. they're still in injustice. and there we saw what appeared to be. andrew saw monday evening's speaking to a group of families at his studio tame taekwondo.

there will also be live tae kwon do demonstrations and korean food. from 6 to 9 p.m. on telegraph avenue between 22nd and 27th streets. >> the san francisco giants will be in san diego tonight to begin a series against the padres. their catcher, patrick bailey, hit a walk off double in the ninth inning at oracle park to beat the arizona diamondbacks and avoid a series sweep at home. bailey drove in all three runs for san francisco to end his recent slump in dramatic style, to the cheers of his teammates. meanwhile, the a's lost to the seattle mariners 6 to 4, in the final game of their series. it was seattle pitcher and alameda native brian wu's last game at the oakland coliseum struck out six batters over five innings in the mariners victory. the a's will begin a weekend series against the detroit tigers. first game is at the coliseum tonight. had a lot of movement to it. >> the georgia high school mass shooting suspect appears in court for the first time. charges. both he and his father are now facing. >> plus, 49ers rookie wide receiver ricky pears