mr. carlin at the opening of our day, talked about the power enterprise and we serve largely municipal targets and we serve at power provider for the hunters point neighborhood and the shipyard, project, and that redevelopment project. and these customer municipal, solar facilitis that i am talking about are largely on the city, owned roofs. and our newest, here at symphony hall and the two that we energized and dedicated and we have over the years a list of projects that i am showing total of 2.5 mega watts of the roofs with the solar on them provided by sfpuc. and looking forward, we are our ten-year capitol plan has us dedicated about $12 million dollars of the net operating revenues to the additional facilities and you will see that in this particular fiscal

mr. herb carliner. i'm so thrilled to have mr. carliner here. as you know, he was born in germany. he was a passenger on the ms st. louis. and after the ship returned to europe mr. carliner ended up in france. his whole family was sent to auschwitz death camp in poland. with the help of a jewish organization mr. carliner survived the remainder of the war in hiding. in 1947 he came to the united states and he is going to be the first panelist speaking about his experience. i would like to introduce our other panelists now and invite them to join us up here and then we will have them speak one by one. our second panelist is dr. margolis, barjlino. she was the academic director of the oral history division at the university's institute of contemporary jewry. she received her phd in history from the hebrew university of jerusalem. she is coeditor of contemporary approach. i believe the books are going to be for sale. finally dr. mora is professor of politics at fiu. prior to arriving he served as deputy secretary of defense for the western hemisphere. he taught at the national war coll

mr. herb carliner, i'm so thrilled to have mr. carliner here. as you know, was born in germany, was a passenger on the m.s. st. louis. and after the ship returned to europe there carliner ended up france. his whole family was sent to auschwitz death camp in poland. jewishe help much a organization, mr. carliner survived the rest of the war in hiding. in 1947 he came to the united states, and he's going to be the speaking about his experience. i'd like the introduce our other panelists as well and invite them to join us and we'll have one.speak one by our second panelist is the leading historian of jewish community. she was the academic director of division at the contemporary jewery. author of -- alsoieve those books are going to be for sale. finally, dr. frank mora is latin american and caribbean center and professor of politics and international relations at f.i.u. prior to arriving there, served as deputy defense. of he taught at the national war college, national defense university and rhodes college. dr. mora is the author or editor of five

mr. carlin at the opening of our day, talked about the power enterprise and we serve largely municipal targets and we serve at power provider for the hunters point neighborhood and the shipyard, project, and that redevelopment project. and these customer municipal, solar facilitis that i am talking about are largely on the city, owned roofs. and our newest, here at symphony hall and the two that we energized and dedicated and we have over the years a list of projects that i am showing total of 2.5 mega watts of the roofs with the solar on them provided by sfpuc. and looking forward, we are our ten-year capitol plan has us dedicated about $12 million dollars of the net operating revenues to the additional facilities and you will see that in this particular fiscal year, are targeted towards the city hall solar and, downtown high school. and some other high school facilities that we expect to be installing solar on over the summer break. and we also have some renewable purposes, cal mentioned the sunset solar project that is photographed here and that is not a doctored photo and it really shows u

mr. haney? >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza mcdonald. >> yes. >> murase. >> yes. >> norton. >> yes. >> fewer. aye. >> and now i will call to public comment on this issue, trisha carlin, lori worth and jennifer bester and you have two minutes each, please. >> good evening commissioners. my name is lori word and i am a long time san francisco tax pay and her voter my daughter attends public school in san francisco. i became involved with educate our state when i learned that the state has been diverting half of our local taxes that should be going to our schools and using the money to pay the state debts, san francisco is not reporting this. this diversion of funds has been going on since 2004, and nobody has said anything about it. property taxes allocated for schools need to go to our schools. as a parent, this is very important to me. the educate our state ballot initiative will stop the strain on the local funds and return the property tax money to schools. on behalf of san francisco public school parents, i urge you to join other school districts throughout california, and support the goals of this initiative. thank you. >> hi. hello, everyone my name is trisha c