mike campbell. i am a director here at power enterprise. continuing from where general manager harrington left off, there is a long history. general manager harrington talked about this, and i will tie it back. there is in discussion about the rates, having raids be stable over time, having a target of 51% renewable, as the ordinance said by 2017, but it was probably considered to be 10 years after the launch. the program would develop 360 megawatts of various resources to include both generation and the customer site resources, demand response, energy efficiency and. all customers would be enrolled all at the same time. the contract would be 15 years or more. there would be a single entity that would be able to provide all of the supplies and services needed, and that supplier would take on all financial risks. the city would have no financial liability whatsoever. again, ed harrington touched on this earlier, but we have gone two rfp's and have not seen a robust response. we have looked at ways to adjust the program. the first, one key ch

mike campbell claimed the policy violated human rights laws and filed suit in an international courtased in south africa. here is an excerpt from the film "mugabe and the white african." much of it was shot with a hidden camera. >> their plan is to remove every white farmer off the land, and now we've gone to the international court, and i think this is the last chance we got to keep white farmers here. >> this case is a huge responsibility and i know that it wears in mike mind constantly. this case is direct challenge to robert mugabe and his government, but its also a challenge to the rest of the world. we want the world to wake up to the injustices of what is happening inside zimbabwe. mugabe doesn't want harmony between blacks and whites. he wants the whites to hate the blacks and the blacks to hate the whites. >> since the land invasions in 2000, we've had many invasions in 2000, we've had many encounters with mugabe's zanu-pf activists. they can arrive unannounced at any time. we have to be constantly on our guard. we find ourselves listening for every vehicle that drives in. a

. >> mike campbell with the sfpuc. thank you for that question. in our discussions with the advocate and local power, we have been reviewing the work skill. one of the issues is that there is a difference of opinion in terms of what is necessary. my professional opinion is that a lot of the scope in there is not necessary for moving our program forward and would import -- divert important dollars away from what we need to get launched. we have proposed several works groups involved in helping write rfp's. those have been rejected. commissioner schmeltzer: i am talking about staff's proposed scope. >> the scope of work we have generally plant that is not written down? commissioner schmeltzer: i am referring to the memo we were provided that says local power would include the following services for $100,000. identify contractual terms, allocate responsibilities. >this is in a memo dated today from our executive officer. >> i have that in front of me. in terms of activities related to development of renewables in terms of issuing rfp's, many of the a

. >> there were -- mike campbell once again with the sf p.u.c. one of the parts of the presentation i skipped over was about the numerous presentations made in public about lafco and s.f. p.u.c. so there have not been many votes the current commissioners have taken on this matter. there have been public presentations. there also have been some private briefing that's i know of. but perhaps if this is a broader issue, it should be taken up at the giant p.u.c. lafco meeting. >> when is the joint meeting, sfleeze >> we don't have a date. it is something we started talking with mike about today. but i am serious about going to meet on our own -- hopefully with mike, with each commissioner, to talk about what their concerns are. as to the joint meeting, i did have a conversation with the -- with ed harrington about trying to set up their special meeting in august, which is something the commission did direct them to do. and i do think we also ought to set up a joint meeting. i mean, so that if action isn't taken in august, we can be prepared to do so

mike mibach. >>> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, july 20th. >>> our top story, a fatal accident on 101 san jose airport. let's go right to sal. >> all right. i want to go right to newschopper2, showing us the slow traffic here on 101 because of a fatal motorcycle crash blocking three lanes of southbound 101 as you approach the san jose international airport between san thomas and trimbell. they are still doing an investigation. the traffic here for most people is very, very slow. it's backed up all the way to the 280 interchange and beyond that even because people are slowing down. even though, again, all of the northbound lanes are open. this if a huge problem -- this is a huge problem. let's go right to jade hernandez. she's on the ground. >> reporter: you can see behind me traffic is slow. just past this accident three lanes are closed. in fact, the chp is keeping us behind this squad car this morning. they are not allowing us to go past the car because the accident investigation is still going on. this accident h

mike mibach. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, july 22nd. >>> breaking news from norway. a loud explosion has just shattered windows and led to evacuations. there are injured people walking the streets. it's not clear what caused the explosion. again, it happened in oslo, norway. stay with "mornings on 2" for the next two hours for updates on this story. >>> we're also following stunning developments in the bryan stow beating case. police have arrested two new suspects for the brutal attack. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with l.a.p.d. and they said they are changing their tune. "the associated press" is reporting that the two men were arrested in connection with the stow case. although police have not released their names or any other details. "the los angeles times" reports the investigators have circumstancal and physical evidence. you may remember back in may that ramirez was named a prime suspect in the case when he was arrested for a parole violation. but since then, his attorney provided documentation that proves it was not him. >> this is a true lesson of t

campbell. it's tuesday, july 5th. >>> mike martin vanished on saturday possibly while on 5 bike ride. just a short time ago, allie rasmus spoke to the missing man's girlfriend. >> reporter: good morning. the friends and family of 9- year-old mike martin believe -- 9-year-old mike martin believe he may have gone on a bike ride. you can see there are a number of bicyclists getting ready to start their morning ride. the reason why his family says this is where they believe he went is because another biker found his cell phone on the side of the road. that was more than two days ago. martin has not been seen since saturday afternoon. mike martin is 9 years old, he's 6 feet tall with brown hair and brown eyes. now, when we spoke to his girlfriend, she said she's also concerned because she found out that martin had recently been doing some search on how to fast and do juice die diets. >> if he was going down a windy road at the pace that he usually does, and he physically couldn't take it, he may have went over the side. >> he was last seen riding a fluorescent green and white road bike. hi

i know coming up from campbell to here in san jose i had a lot of construction this morning, mike. >> what was your route? >> i take the 17 to the 880. >> wow, so there's a lot of construction through that area. that's news as far as slowing going because the maps showing a smooth flow. this is the one we're talking about for the focus. 101, as you pass by tully. i got the latest. the northbound crew has just cleared the scene early. the southbound crew is on scene. that has a full closure so the alternate is capital expressway, stay clear for the next 20 minutes. no delays reported for that crew. christina is talking about construction for 17 up to 880 out of campbell up to studio. you may find that as well. typically those clear about 5:00 as well. the accident at 280 in saratoga has cleared. easy flow through this portion of the south bay. we'll show you what things are like north, 880 moving nicely and the construction north of the coliseum into downtown has cleared as well so. folks on the move early this monday morning. >> mike, thank you. 4:40. french police searching the house

mike mibach. dave clark has the day off. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, july 21st. >>> early this morning, "atlantis" made what looked like a ghostly landing in the predawn light at kennedy space center. >> down and locked. main gear touchdown. >> the four-member crew and the second youngest shuttle return from space in triumph but less than a minute after "atlantis" had stopped rolling, the commander, chris ferguson, was putting the entire program into perspective. >> thank you, "columbia", "challenger," "endeavour," denver denver and and -- "endeavour," and our ship, "atlantis". >> the crew will now readjust to gravity after two weeks in space. they were able to spend time with their -- they were table spend time with their families before answering questions. dash able to spend some time with their families before answering questions. coming up we'll have a live report for what's next for the space program. >>> last night, chief greg sur appeared before hundreds of people in the bayview trying to quell the anger over last week pea fatal

mike emmanuel reporting for us from d.c thank you. >> gregg: for more on the debt debate, let's bring in republican congressman john campbell of california the house budget committee. congressman, good to see you. what do you make of what mike emmanuel was just reporting moments ago, senator mcconnell's change of tone, if you will, is there a deal that's imminent? >> well, i think they are close. when you look at the reid plan and the boehner plan, they're actually a reasonable number of things that are similar. i think the big issue left -- there is a lot of smaller issues that i think can easily be overcome. the big issue left, the boehner plan only extends the debt limit 900 billion which will take us to the end of the year, the reid plan goes through the end of the election, which is what the president wants. i think the middle ground there is that you extend it for 900 billion, but then there is a trigger to get the additional 1.4, 1.5 trillion, whatever, to take it to the end of 2012. i think the debate now -- the negotiations are centered on what is that trigger and what should it be and how does that trigger work? that's where it