we've got tori and her friends as well as dave lynwood from the buried life joining us "right this minute tori, did you have any idea when you went out there on stage what the heck was going on? >> um, the only thing they told me was for a scholarship. i had no idea about the hand or anything like that. >> what kind of things do we take for granted having two hands you're just now lerpg or getting used to? >> the biggest one is tying my shoes. that was always a hassle. i would have people tie my shoes. putting up your hair or curling your hair, simple things. just makes it so much easier having two hands. >> tori, this was such an incredible thing. what do you say to your friends? do you say thanks? and to dave? >> i mean, yeah, thanks is just overrated. there's got to be something higher than that. they deserve so much more. >> dave, you guys have done so many amazing things with the buried life. how does helping tori out stack up? >> i would never compare it to anything else. it's incredible that hanger clinics came on and donated that hand and six months of physo and well and made a pr

their very background in terms of the basic resources that we are looking at both wind, hydroand lynwood behind the meter. the issue that was brought up earlier during miss hale's presentation which is the shell contract was critcized by public utilities commission and members of labor and one of the tasks was to make an assessment of whether or not sfpuc's staff was capable of running the program? and in addition, they were also looking at the alternative, another service provider, could be shell or anyone. the other more generic tasks, but the first task that we would have our consultant go forward is that initial task of making an assessment about how should the project go forward in terms of do we contract with another energy service provider? or can the sfpuc provide those servicesin the second part of that critical question is also whether or not there is any economies of scale with that? meaning that we understand and we were told at the joint meeting that there is obvious a budget problem with the sfpuc and whether or not by implementing a program like this, you could gain any ec