frank perdue from montague. >> good afternoon. i will cover a few of the affected -- president vietor: if you would not mind introducing yourself. >> frank perdue from montague and associates. i will talk about the objectives of the study and what we set out to do in the results of the study. i also want to provide a few points that were already mentioned by mr. rydstrom about the quality of the utility and its costs compared with other utilities. with regard to objectives, the first step really is to establish the total costs of the power enterprise. we developed a model to address that. secondly, it is to allocate those costs to customer groups and categories. part of that process is using a revenue requirement model, what we call an enterprise model. we look at the whole power enterprise, its production cost, its financial cost, and understand the drivers of those costs. we feel in our work it is important to stress the cost and revenues. we work with power enterprise to do that. when i say we stress test revenues and costs, i

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took some of the old country house holiday in the pool and tells the river the cream to feed the montague to the world the rubens her child. suffers most wanted man to morrow for he was behind the moscow airport bombings that killed thirty six people. in a new video address the chicken pull or it said. the suicide bomber who blew himself up in the middle of a crowd in the details in just a couple moments. to dinner saw his defense team warns that the wiki leaks founder risks certain dollar justice if sent to sweden on sex assault charges. does the u.s. edges support for new clips vice president omar suleiman there are fears any swap with the country could leap from the frying pan and into the front. and the business of precious metals have seen the worst start to the year in two decades say they're still waiting to be bullish of gold and silver could rise twenty percent this year more on that in this program. costing live from moscow this is our welcome to the program russia's number one terrorist maarouf has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack on moscow international airport las

mentos remembering the crim that used to feel the montague the turn the world the rubens hotel.the week's top stories on our t.v. the middle east is a gulf by violent protests heard by unimpressed in egypt and tunisia but experts warn it's too early to talk of regime change while the military has remained in charge of. the turbulence in north africa and the middle east sends thousands of immigrants to europe but as leaders there did now it's multiculturalism one activist sponsor self on trial for doing the same. leaks deals a blow to nato as new cables reveal washington spies on its own how wise to influence the blocs policies. touched down during the longest ever space simulation experiment mission to mars half way. twelve noon here in moscow this is our thanks for joining us now the wider middle east region continued to be ravaged by anti-government protests throughout this week in libya one estimate puts the number of dead at two hundred as a result of the surging violence i witness is in the eastern city of big ozzies say the army has been using snipers to target rioters who

country house holiday in the full old goldman tunnels the rim brant the creamy the chesterfield the montague hotel the royal paul reubens hotel. at two thirty pm moscow time these are the headlines from our world leaders are calling for an immediate end to violence in libya as hundreds of people died during a week of anti-government protest colonel gadhafi appeared on t.v. to confirm that he's still in tripoli after rumors that he had fled the country. russia is racing to get its people safely out of libya special planes are being sent to ensure foreign workers don't get caught up in the clashes. and the crew of a mock journey to mars have performed their final walk on the pretend red planet surface in moscow region the volunteers are halfway through the five hundred twenty day project that they're spending in isolation to task the psychological impact long distance space travel. let's get more insight into the continuing on rust across the arab world are just broke to give daniel former russian foreign minister and an expert on the middle east who says the revolts are a social explosion aga

holiday in the pool to old government homes the room brant the crew made the choice to feel the montague hotel the royal the rubens hotel. welcome back you're watching are you live from moscow i'm marina joshie these are the headlines and age of the army have reportedly started arresting anti-government protesters in the turmoil and kyle. row are also being felt in europe was the u.k. becoming a platform for radical islamist groups. president obama signs the nuclear cuts treaty between russia and the u.s. following months of hurdles and debate on both sides of the atlantic the historic deal is expected to come into force the saturday. and russia's first mass produced passenger jets in soviet times gets ready to soar into a high flying market after overcoming several delays the superjet one hundred is a bad to be approved to form commercial flights and russia and the c.i.s. . well they start he talks to director of the nato information office in moscow bob the current state of relations between russia and the alliance as well as their prospects for the future. for the. we've got. the bigg

no problems. 40 minutes drive time from capitol expressway up to that montague am expressway. no problems on the northbound 11. and the hot spots are clear this morning. mark? >>mark: construction work is going to resume in a narrow biking sidewalk. they're going to restrict the senate to 7 ft. so some bicyclist will need to walk their bikes across. this is part of a three-year ventured to repair and painted bike lanes. >>darya: there is when to be it a fine fourth utility district of $5,000 of force bills that were caused by carelessness. as spokesperson at east bay mud is defending their utility agency as the need to work on how to best prevent spills. the county board of supervisors has approved $128 million in projects yesterday. it is an effort on putting contracts in place as the governor works on developing local agencies. jerry brown is working on limiting them budgets for the budget crunch of the entire city. >>mark: they're looking for what to do with the part suspects that killed five american spirit cannot rule out the possibility that the parts will be brought bac

the remembering the groom chose to be the montague to the world the rubens original . welcome back this is also you coming to you live from moscow the headline. egyptian president hosni mubarak refuses to stand down and bomb us to stay in office until september but some polls will be transferred to his wife president omar sitting on that televised address he said he will not bow down to foreign pressure this speech was not well received by virtue of the kind of rove who dropped it into in great chunks again and. also russia's president pays a surprise visit to moscow train station discovering major security lapses following the visit he orders the country to the countries in the incessant agencies to focus their attention on the transport systems the presence to transport security and things possible troll of the last months terrorist attack at most close to my dad and i at forty which killed thirty six people. and german chancellor angela merkel raises questions of the military as a tribe which killed dozens of civilians in afghanistan almost to give them up to a hund

south bay 1013 said on say, cameras moving aroun101, it is e montague expressway. >> mark: consideringo allow zero dog walkers to get a permit to take dogs to city parks. this comes as officials proposed tightening leash rules on federal parks around san francisco. dog advocates say regulating dog walkers will insure they keep dogs under control. >> darya: city attorney is to pushing for the second gain in junction today. the city attorney wants an injunction for the area here surrounded with the yellow line. it would are gang members from hanging out with one another. lawyers will call witnesses who will speak on the harm that would be caused by this injunction. that hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. 7:53 a.m., we will be back with more a couple of minutes. the approach to the bay bridge. things are drying up for the moment anyway. traffic is still backed up. we will be right back. >> mark: one "retirement 2.0." almost a month after finishing 65th in his last competitive race in australia, and nearly six years removed from the last of an unprecedented seven straight tour de france titles,

all, so accidents, northbound 101 around oakland road, that's 880 as well as northbound 680 and montagueding to the mayor, during the state of the city address last night, the mayor said that city workers need to make sacrifices, especially police and firefighters. their pension packages are excessive and they're driving the city into a financial crisis. >> no one wants to lay off police officers or firefighters. but it will take significant concessions to avoid layoffs. there is no more money, the well is dry. >> the mayor is calling for pension reform, including increasing the age before retirement, eliminating pension benefits and bonus payments to retirees. he's also asking to make 10% cuts in salaries permanent. we'll have more local news for you coming up in half an hour. the "today" show comes back in just about a minute. we'll see you in a little bit. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody,