. >> supervisor fewer: mr. himesis there any other components of your presentation? >> no, i'm done. >> supervisor fewer: mr. himes, thank you very much. yes. let's open this up for public comment now. come on up. you have two minutes. >> thank you, chair fewer, and commissioners. i'm jed holtzman from 350 bay area. i just want to say to supervisor ronen's comments about the climate, definitely moving to 100% renewable energy. it was 50% of the climate action goals and cleanpowersf is obviously going to be the vehicle that does that for us over time. we also support it being a hub of programs and services like energy efficiency electric vehicle programs and things to incentivize distributed energy, all of what will be moving beyond that goal other than just consuming 100% renewable energy from somewhere. we had made comments some years ago about the super green imageery and messaging and branding, and it seems like all of those are moving forward now and it's great. saw a bus ad from the sfpuc about how our tap water

we have mr. himeslk about this. >> it's sort of hard to understand when we think of wealthy people in this country. the oligarchy is not a name in the united states. russian banks, russian businesses and oligarchs kept coming up as circling around the campaign and the election in general. >> it's all the more interesting when you remember michael flynn, the former national security adviser, who had dealings with russia as a prooivate citizen, k duri -- and during the campaign has flipped. now the fbi, the special counsel's team talking to these oligarchs. >> the fbi knows so much more than we could possibly know about this investigation, and that's why it seems more foreign officials are getting wrapped up in this. they're trying to put something by mueller. not a good idea. >> i used to work for the associated press before i came here. i called it the family wire. i don't know if he'll read this story, but if he does, it will tick him off. it talks about his tough tactics against those who don't coope