. >> next item, section 541, michael carlin will give you an update. >> michael carlin, deputy general manager. as we discussed at our last meeting, we talked about the house appropriation bill and a particular section that was section 541. since that time, we've received a letter from senator dianne feinstein, who is the ranking member on the senate side, in the same committee, basically stating her opposition to section 541 and has sent that to the chairs of both appropriation committees in the house and senate and ranking members on both of those committees. in the interim between receiving her letter, we've a letter from mayor mark farrell stating his opposition to the same section in that bill and that letter has been delivered to the same members of the house and senate appropriation committees. so i would be glad to answer any questions at this time. >> i guess i want to express appreciation for your work, working quickly to address this issue, and for helping facilitate san francisco going on record opposing this rider, because i believes in our best interests and it's importan

. >> good morning, i'm michael carlin, the deputy general manager for the public utilities commissionm, vice-chair peskin and welcome supervisor brown to a very long complex negotiation. and i'm going to try to get through it rather quickly so that we can entertain questions. so this is an exchange between 2000 marin and 639 bryant street and it's a conditional exchange so it's not a done deal as of yet. this is 639 bryant street, about a 1.4-acre site owned by the p.u.c. and currently used by the power enterprise. supervisor peskin said that it was a very small piece of property but 1.4-acres in san francisco is actually quite large. what we're looking at is actually -- and he's also mentioned that basically we are doing an exchange and the appraised market value for this 1.4-acre site is $63 million approximately. we also rent a site at 651 bryant street. this is office and warehouse space. it's a lease that expires in 2019, next year. we do have a 10-year option on the property. and the annual rent is approximately $300,000 a year with a 2.5% increase for the next year of the lease

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michael: according to a report, major league baseball set a record in revenue for the 15th consecutive year. exceedingor the -- $10 million. baseball is everything that george carlin says it is, it is also a business. how would you assess the health of the game? and how would you compare it with the national football league or the national basket all association -- basketball association? rob: i am always reluctant to talk about anybody else's business. baseball is in a great spot. i was in sun valley for a that thee and i think meetings were indicative of how traditional and new media is in our context. 2400 or 30 times we have a lot of content and it provides an opportunity for baseball to be a of making ours content available on a variety of platforms. our bid ask -- our big experiment is wednesday afternoon games with facebook. a positive experience with the game because we are attracting an audience that has a different immigrant than our broadcast audience. on the field, we have a generation of young players that may be as talented as any in decades. they have made their mark on the game early, and often. every year, there is a new player. they come along an