with that, i believe it will be mike campbell. thank you. >> thank you for the introduction, ms. miller. cfo riedstrom and i are going to sort of tag team this presentation. i will start out with an update in terms of where we are in our discussions with our counterparties and the way the program is being shaped based upon the analysis and the best way mitigating the risks before us that ms. miller highlighted. and the cfo will go through some of the financial impacts. i have an electronic presentation. just by way of a refresher, i wanted to highlight in, and i believe this was it touched on by jerrick campos in terms of the 2007 ordinance, in past presentations, we noted how the program was shaping up and how it differs from the precise language from the 2007 ordinance but how it used to the general goals and objectives. this is a quick refresher, this slide goes to the various objectives that were in 2007 of having raids that meet or beat pg&e, having stability in those raids, a target of 51% with 360 megawatts of build-out and having all customers enrolled at once, a very lon

i am mike campbell, director of community choice aggregation program for san francisco, part of the clean power sf program, power enterprise of the sfpuc. it is my pleasure to be here this morning. we have a big agenda for us. there'll be more in depth update in the subsequent items. but two things -- one thing i wanted to note is we did get passage and signature now from the governor of sb 790. this was the cca legislation that all of us that the sfpuc and lafco staff have been working very hard to get through. it will help level the playing field and only show you that there will be more cca's in the future. it has been such a battle going forward. i just wanted to highlight that and start the meeting on a very positive note. it is my pleasure to introduce to you all shawn marshall. she has started l a nonprofit hasean that is fine -- she has started a nonprofit called lean that is focused on cca's here and across the country. she is also on the board at the energy authority, so she brings a lot of expertise and experience for this body. >> good morning, commissioners. >> good morning,

mike campbell says thousands will lose their jobs if there are no slot machines at the racetrack. campbell says it's no longer a level playing field with other racetracks' equipped with slot machines. and is not just the wealthy track owners that stand to lose. jockey's stable hands and the people behind the scenes will be out of work at hawthorne park in many people argue was to stress is a longtime trader chris block. >> we have 3000 horses here so summer and the neighborhood of 3000 workers who live in this area and work here with the horses. >> some argue that horseracing is the bank's board pointing to low tv ratings in interest. but those in the industry say attendance is still strong. bella with the second strongest attended sport in america. tests and we are struggling here because we do not have the tools to work with. >> others point to the new jobs that slot machines could create. another reason why they say the governor should reconsider. >> despite the differences between governor clinton and the race track owners, mayor emanuel says he still optimistic a deal will ge

mike: came down 0 toe some divine intervention from former owner al davis. emotional day for his son mark, texasans strike first. second quarter, jason campbell finds dhb. goes 34 yards and missed the two point conversion. somewhere mr. davis is loving it. court farther. cam campbell off the scramble. raiders up 22-17. can they just win for mr. davis? this helps. the fake punt to cartwright. big day for the raiders special teams, and no one bigger than janikowski. 4-4 on field goals, including three from 50-plus, this 42 yarder puts the raiders up eight. texans, driving for the win, inside the five with seven seconds left. matt schaub, scrambles. looks like he's going to throw. throws. awkward pass across this body, and it's picked off by michael huff in the end zone. divine intervention, raiders hang on. an emotional road win for hue jackson and coach davis. >> i know coach is saying, dang it, what's going on. he would be getting after me right now about the way we played, but he red be happen because we won the game. i thank my players, we truly honestly believe that coach was with us today. i believe that wholeheartedly. >> mike: what a win. tampa ba

to jason campbell getting injured and the raiders needed a new quarterback and dot one with carson palmer. the first-round pick in 2012 and that conditional pick in 2013. meanwhile, mikee the decision on who is going to be the starting quarterback for the redskins on sunday when they face the panthers in charlotte and rex grossman or john peck who played in the first nfl regular season game since december of 2007. no matter who gets the call, lorenzo alexander said the rest of the team have to come to play. >> everyone has a job to do, you know, no matter what condition is played. the quarterback is more prestigious and whoever they decide to put back there, we're going be behind and is that who we're going support. >> the programming remeaner, the 107th world series gets underway -- underway tomorrow night on fox 5 am the cardinals host the rangers, first pitch at 8:05 and the two teams previously met three times in 2004. and getting ready for the pan hers and caps, some familiar faces. bradley, fleischman and theodore play for the panthers and will face the former team, though he's not expected to start in goal tonight. the caps go 5-0 with for the first time, brian

campbell. temperature lbs nice and comfortable for that. let's check your drive with mike past the interchange. the rest of the south bay looking pretty smooth. homecoming against university of hawaii. from actually about 1:00 -- actually, about noon, as there's a festival. sunol, no problem getting into or out of that area. still slow 680 north of the coliseum back into downtown. >> appreciate it, mike. check out nbc bay area morning news on facebook for the latest updates. ♪ >>> one week from today, boy, is this a special event. coldplay on the plaza. these guys went to the top of the charts for more than a dead kay, about to release a new album, a new hit single and going to hit our concert stage, coldplay, friday, october 23rd, live here on "today." get here early because the crowd is going to be huge. >> a lot of campouts. we might have to break out the concert t-shirts again for this one. i love them, my absolute favorite band. >> coming up in this half hour, one woman's inspirational story, three weeks after getting the great news she was pregnant, she breast cancer

campbell. >> thanks. [cheers and applause] [applause] >> i'm giving my place to mike clink to speak about the keystone inspection process. >> hello. thanks for allowing me to speak. i'm the former inspector, i'm a civil engineer that worked -- >> state your name please. >> mike klink, k-l-i-n-k. >> do you have an afghanistan? an affiliation? >> with myself, how about that. >> okay. >> i wanted to talk about the project that keystone did on the first one in north and south dakota. i witnessed several glares construction errors, poor concrete construction, reenforcing rod that was outside of the structure, wrote all of this up, sent it to the main contractor, who was the construction that went to transcanada. it was frozen up, concrete, several times that transcanada viewed the work, said it's okay, it's not middle of nowhere, don't worry about it. they covered it up and went on. my integrity says we can't do that. we can't allow things to be built that are not according to the proper plans and specifications. the led and pump station that had the largest leak was -- is actually on an island in narks surrounded by

, would yield, campbell, and many other current and former sponsors of the legislation -- representative barton. millions of americans experiencing gambling problems today. my friend mike gambled away $250,000 in the past three years on the internet. he lost his job, his house, and his family. he sat in a grocery store parking lot in northern virginia contemplating suicide. he was able to get treatment. today he works to ensure that help and hope are available for problem gamblers and their families. simply put, a treatment works. the investments that works for itself time and again. people who profit from gambling have an ethical responsibility and to provide help for problem gamblers. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> good morning, madam chair. thank you to the ranking member as well. i appreciate you inviting me to talk about this important issue. i come at this from a different angle than most, from a consumer protection ankle where i worked most of my career. i was an adviser to the federal reserve board on consumer financial issues on the consumer advisory council. you can imagine what fun that was during recent years. so, and i think about gambling, the