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

had a chance to look at this is to do a brief recap of how we got here, and then we would have mike campbell do a discussion about where we are with these negotiations, what the goals are, where we now are, and then have another come and talk about the parts of it. the first part is, again, what we want to do is review the history. we want to talk about the program goals and put that up on the screen, as that would be great, and then the outstanding issues, and then the next step, the timeline to launch this, and in the financial overview. briefly, cta allows the services. they do not take over the p.g. in the delivery of the energy, metering, and billing. -- do not take over the pg&e delivery. it provides a different electricity source. they still do the distribution. you would still call them if you need service, and all of those things continue, and state law provides that customers will be given an opportunity to opt out. it is a system that your enrolled and unless you opt out. it provides for two opt out options before we cut over, and two after at no cost, obviously. it provides the c

. >> 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

. >> 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 i

it was not above closing welcome mike campbell used those words religiose, religion is a means of connecting not only us, but us to various other laboratories and experiences in life. i did not have the fundamentalists indoctrination that i might have had if like you i had been carried in. both of those mayors from that, and i'm wondering what you think that says about religion. >> are you saying that in marshall, texas, you did not sit under preaching that made you quiver and shade? >> only once. he is the 1210 suzanne davis that i asked to perform my wedding. i went to the university of texas. later asked to become a chaplain at harvard. one of the great the logical minds of our time. he was in that culture. j.p. allen, james robinson and james forbes, great african american minister for nine years at riverside historic church in new york. i mean, we all are the products of the influences that we were exposed to. i was fortunate. i don't know how it happened. i was fortunate to have a series of ministers who call this out and said the fight to close a soft. >> nonetheless, brother. [laught

mike campbell wrote a song with me, he's right behind you for what it's worth. >> from tom petty and produced it. >> just a little name dropping it. love it. >> three fantastically handsome and cool men. yourself. not so shabby ap reported there is some talk of fleetwood mac touring again and possibly doing another album. what are the chances? >> it's always in the wings. it's like we who are in those kind of bands, those bands are always there and youever break up your band. you never -- not a good idea so you always have your band so, you know, lindsay just released a record. i've got a new record so when we follow that path to the end fleetwood mac is always there. >> ten years you waited to release this album. why the long wait? >> because ten years ago i was really told by the industry that because of internet piracy that it was really just kind of don't bother to do a rececd because -- >> thankfully you did not listen. >> well i did listen then but i stopped listening about a year and a half ago. >> and here it is. performing from your new album the single "for what it's worth.

i'm me back in for -- i'm mike mibach in for tori campbell. that teenager is in jail for faking that robbery. in the last couple of hours new information has surface -- surfaced. paul camers is live -- paul chambers is live with mere. >> reporter: this man right here, eric walker, made up a plan to rob. police say 23-year-old eric walker is one of the suspect the in the barbershop armed robbery -- one of the suspects in the barbershop armed robbery. the teenager worked here once a week, doing odd jobs. police say he later confessed. >> he admitted that he was involved in the planning of the robbery, part of that was the faineing of the robbery -- feigning of the robbery so that he would not look suspicious. >> reporter: holmes says walker stole his keys to his suv, his wallet and jewelry. this led to an amber alert. holmes asked the teen if he was involved. >> are you involved in this? he said, no. that guy robbed me like he robbed you. okay. where did he take you? he said he took me on lone tree. >> reporter: investigators said they went to t

campbell, raiders starting quarterback. the back-up job has a distinct local flavor. mike has more. >> if you check out the raiders' quarterback position, our local colleges are well represented. stanford edwards and san jose state, are battling the spot for this friendly competition. >> we are all in here and jordan is a great kid. i look forward to working with both of guys. >> there is a west coast connection. great character. loves football. >> kyle was with the team last year and trent was a free agent this summer. he is no position to talk trash to his local teammates. >> i lost all five years in college to cal. >> again, he a guy that works hard. football is very important to him. he is very passionate. >> the rookie of the group is trying to keep up. >> older guys, they treat me like a rookie. but they are good to me. i ask a lot of questions and i'm sure it bothers them at times but it really helps out. >> one thing we do know is jason campbell will be a bay area product. in napa with the raiders, mike shumann. >>> to the 49ers, after watching alex smith struggle