we need $1,000,000.5$1.5 millio. that accounts for rate stability's. we're assuming we have a successful program. we are assuming customers will participate. the market survey we have done shows that want to participate. the reserve would into overtime and would be able to put this in a deposition to invest that into owned grenoble's or when we renewed -- to get the most advantageous terms for our customers at that time. the items that is not down here -- on here is a performance bond. that would be another bar that we could add to the reserves. >> the rate stabilization reserve, one of the questions i had, given that we are buying a fixed amount of power, how do we intend to deal with successful conservation programs? >> it is a good question treated in this case based on market research, we have seen responsiveness of one-third of customers were interested in that premium. because we're looking at certain megawatts, we can bring on or in five new customers that are in queue. whether they are residential or commercial. very different than on the water

the big bank ready to hit millio ababababababababababababab >>> 6:14 on thursday morning. the abc7 morning news. is this a fantastic shot or what? from our sutro cam. you can see the low clouds and the fog moving past. mike is going to tell us more about when that is going to disappear a how much more we'll have tomorrow coming up. >> i wonder how many people think this story is so fantastic. san francisco based wells fargo bank is experimenting with a new fee for debit card users and says it will begin charging customers in georgia, new mexico, nevada and oregon. a $3 monthly fee for using a debit card on top of other account fees. they regularly review the policy and the customers who don't use the debit card in a billing cycle won't pay the fee. the fee will be waved for select accounts. it hasn't said when or if it expands the fee to california. >>> if you need a book from the santa clara county library, get it before tuesday. the library will shut down the branches to perform maintenance and upgrades on the computers. the software upgrades make it easier to use the la

senator jay rockefeller, his minimum net worth, almost $82 millio million.m the famed family rob fellers, descendant of oil tycoon john rockefeller. number three, senator john kerry. his minimum net worth, $193 million. pretty impressive. he's of course the chair of the foreign relations committee and most recently named a member of the special committee on deficit reduction. kerry can attribute much of his wealth to his wife, marrieded to theresa heinz kerry. then we move over to california. daryl issa, $220 million. he's the powerful republican chair of the house oversight and government reform committee. he built his fortune on the car alarm company that he founded in the '90s. the company's products include the well known viper alarm system. then topping out the list at number one, the wealthiest member of congress, congressman m michael mccall. minimum network is $294 million. pretty impressive. it appears a majority of his wealth comes from his better half. he was number five on last year's list. and roll call attributes his big jump to the transfer of

. >> rose: 's getting a lot of distribution with 600 millio.. >> i think that the public is educated on what goes on. i think that representatives will follow throu to some extent. i think some members of congress don't even understand that probably. i invite them to take their own tax return and make the same calculation i did and incidentally, i don't have a tax shelter. i don't have... i've never had a tax shelter. i don't do any of that kind of stuff. the congress has been my tax at visor. i mean, they're taking care of me. >> rose: you also make the point that in so many corporations that their biggestnvestment is not in plants and equipment it's in lobbyists in washington. so therefore they get deductions so that their effective tax rate is also much less whatever the maximum corporate tax rate is. >> yeah. well, that's true and they're entitled, incidentally, to try and... i mean, there's a big rule book up there and if the rule book has flaws in it, the thing to do is change th rule book, not count on everybody to be on the honor system. the rule back into what counts. i'm pr