i can pay a thousand percent more for my pg & e bill and my expenses would not exceed my income. this is very minimal and it's our responsibility to do this. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, thank you to the commissioner and staff for all the work that you have done here today. i think commissioner vetore is hitting it on the head. the most important thing for our planet is to pass this to show the rest of the country what it means to take a hundred percent renewable step into healing our planet. the clean power san francisco represents this reasonable and it gives the competitive cap. i think 11.5 is a good point because it's going to put a lot of public support around it. i'm a san francisco resident. i live in the city. i want to be part of something like this. like i think that's -- what i said before if we meet these climate goals set forth by the sf environment, it's going to be a great thing for all of us. thank you for your time. i think that's it for me. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> hi, my name is jennifer, i'm a resident of san francisco

the 50s and 60s at the beaches, in the bay in the 60s and 70s, inland highs under 90 degrees which my pg&e bill would like very much. just crank open the windows, right? >> a little bit of relief is always good. >>> he was a rising star in the democratic party. now sonoma county supervisor ever front carillo is accused of breaking into a woman's apartment just in his underwear. da lin reports his political career is coming to an end quickly. >> he has lost credibility and would be hard for him to represent voters. >> reporter: one of the biggest donors to efron correa is asking him to step down. >> his actions brought shame and disgrace to sonoma county. >> reporter: this is a picture of him in court two weeks ago after he was arrested for breaking into a woman's home through a bedroom window wearing only his underwear and socks. 3:30 in the morning. his attorney says the 32-year- old politician was simply trying to share drinks with the woman. investigators say nice try. they believe he was trying to sexually assault the woman. less than a year ago, he was also arrested outside of a san

thank you. >> thank you very much, next speaker please. >>> i pay pg & e $40.04. my bill has been reduced in half. i would like to see this put the into effect so everybody has that benefit. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello, commissioners, thank you for the opportunity to speak. my name is jeff hol son. i'm a resident here and represent an advocacy group. i would like to thank the staff. i see the 11.5 cent rate already in this resolution. great work. if we can set the rate below 11 that is affordable and competitive with pg & e which were two of the goals that were prescribed. in addition given the rapid changes in the renewable energy market and pricescious i would definitely advocate for staying aggressive on rate setting for going forward after the not the exceed rate. i think the labor issues that have come up are somewhat unrelated, that seems to be more in the implementation and build out. i believe everyone has the same good intentions. i wanted to point out this is in the puc's staff. the council is more organized than the puc

see what my bill is, my electric bill is 103 dollars and some cents, now i'm not -- yes, you will see it when it comes around to you. you know, i don't represent or get paid by pg&e, but as you see, you all when i got my solar -- >> god, i wish i had your bill. >> so, what i want you all to do is please, what you continue with, i think 7 years, years ago, they were talking about bringing pfrs into my community, you know, and that failed, you all voted it down, and this is what we have solar, and the thing of it is, is that the's the reason when i spoke in the beginning is i'm here to support solar for all of san franciscans, thank you so very much. >> thank you, doctored, eric brooks? >> good afternoon, commissioner, eric brooks, san francisco green party, local grass roots organization outer city, i've been working on this for about 9 and a half year, i think most of you commissioners if not all of you, all of our ally supervisors, eric mar, john avalos, all of you are staffed and all of even my environmental group allies can tell you that over the last 9 and a half years, because i've been pushing so hard on the local build-out making sure it happens, i've be

regardless of my feelings of the motivation as to what occurred previously because, you know getting pg & e to put in substations takes years and the requirements are very stringent, very difficult to deal with. that's why they have pg & e expediteers these days. if you look at that sidewalk where these things are, there are a bunch of them. i think that probably the nature of that design has been known for a long time. i'm prepared to support the department in terms of them negotiating with the developer on where they can place trees and to extract the amount of money that they have requested. >> is there a motion? >> yeah. move to grant the appeal and condition it to allow the bureau of urban forestry to continue to negotiate with the developer on the number of trees that can be placed on 8th street and in the event that they fall short of the 10 mandated then to collect the $3,000 per tree that has been removed. >> might i suggest since it's not within our jurisdiction and i think there is some questions about the amount of in lieu fee that we simply subject everything that you said

my daughter was like, if i had seen this, i would have aced my mythology test. >> it's pg-13, right?s that right? >> a series of books. >> okay. >> and it's in 3-d, which is cool. >> i saw the first one and then, you know, i started reading. because i probably want to get the nine-book series for my kids. you know. by rick riordan. so i'm excited to read those. >> let's talk grown-ups. >> the matt damon movie. what's this matt damon movie? i've never heard anything about it. >> "elysium." it's great for date night. i took my husband. i had no expectations. it looks cheesy. it's a sci-fi thriller with a message. right? but it's so good. it's so very good. it basically takes place in 2154, and the earth is diseased, it's pollute the. so all the rich people, they create their own planet called elysium and there nobody gets sick. they just sort of speak french and drink champagne all day. and so all of the earthlings try to always go there like immigration, actually, because everything is better there. so it has -- >> there's got to be something wrong. something's rotten in elysium. >> s

the 14 cent rate and now we are looking at a significantly less rate at 11.9, but pg & e is still proposed a lower rate. my concern is from a consumer perspective regardless of what's -- of the decisions that we are making. i want to be sure that we are able to compete and i want to make sure that people have a strong desire to choose this particular program. so i do have real concerns that if we are not at the same level or even below that level there is not incentive to choose this program over pg & e's program. i just want to know are there any plans, i mean what are we going to be able to do to deal with that? >> i'm glad you asked the question. first of all, the 11.5 percent rate for the pg & e is what they quoted. that rate is expected to go up next year because pg & e's proposed a higher base rate for next year. even if that doesn't happen, if we launched that program today, we can have a rate with the revenue requirement that we've discussed that will be under 11 cents. 11.9 cents is a ceiling and it gives us a little room so we can plan for. we would not set the rate of 11.9 today if we were able

i had my mother's the jury and there for years. >> pg&e stated that it is very important to know that their employees at carry id badges and that they should be able to show you that if your request. they stated that you can call the customer service line to find out whether the utility personage from is legitimate. the victims stated that the cash that was taken totals about $4,000. it carries a much more personal valued for the jelwerother things that were taken. >> he stated that pg&e sent him the letter and whether not they actually sent the letter we're not sure. he stated that the letter came from the city of oakland stating that these people would come to the backyard of his come. this is something that we will have to look into. >> the 16 year-old girl who was kidnapped by a family friend is saying that she exchange texts with the man before she was captured. search warrants have said that hanna anderson exchanged about 13 phone calls with james dimaggio. anderson is now saying that the communication work through text. san diego county sheriff's say that they cannot immediatel

power, 43, thank you, i was looking for the number, and also we have pge -- pg&e that is going to start their program, so my feeling is something different i wanted to suggest. i learned that with 19.5 million dollars, we could set up a ppa similar to the solar we have on sunset, we can set up a megawatt, taking those monies and putting it into build-out instead of going into this power program, so at this time, until it is reworked, my feeling is i cannot vote today on this. >> thank you very much, commissioner. i wanted to thank the staff of the puc and also i want to thank the staff of the board of supervisors and lafco for all of your hard work and of course to the advocates who are here and labor who are here as well. i think it's very important that we're grateful for all the participation that you've provide and had the input you provided. but i said before that this program has to be a clean energy goals articulated listed, i've been studying the program to understand the pros and the cons and i want to reiterate that i do my own homework and i make up my own mind and i think 20 year ins the legisla

. >> my name's jerry takayuchi, most of my work is here in san francisco. i'm a substation electrician for pg&e, member of ibw1245, i have five year widths the company, before i arrived here, i was working at the larkin street sub where the power was distributed to city hall and the civic center kolas -- comes from there. >> be kind to us. >> yeah, i work a lot of overtime to make sure that happens. you know what, we all want clean power, we all want green power. i have a hard time visualizing that the shell oil company is the one to provide that. this is a company that probably for centuries have been profiting from pushing fossil fuel products, okay. i think we need to be really careful about multinational companies coming over here maintaining that they're here for the greater good of the community. perhaps it's unfair, but when i think about the shell oil company, i think of monsonto, at least with pg&e, it's a local company. >> alita dupree, welcome. >> thank you for the chance to speak to you today. i come here as a consumer of electricity, both indirectly and directly. i come here for

my first question: what efforts are your organization making today and how are you cooperating with each other to address multi (inaudible). >> what we produce at pg&e we are very aware what's expected of us. we serve a huge part of central and northern california so while we're talking to a great extent about san francisco today, most of the activity is very regionally based and most of the energy that comes into san francisco is piped in from other places so we have to look at everything from a regional perspective. in terms of what we're doing with our infrastructure, we look at many risks to our systems to improve their reliability, both gas and electric. while we talk about earthquakes quite a bit, we look more at ground movement in general, whether it be earthquake related, land slide related, but in terms of our reliability all those risks are looked at and there's on-going efforts to increase the reliability of both the electric system and the gas system throughout the san francisco area and through the northern and system part of our state. we have hundreds of millions of dollars of pipeline replacement happening which is a major risk in

button here we are in san francisco, i can say with some public comfort that pg&e is a signatory to the green button, download my data. and basically you go to the utility website. you can download your own green button data which by itself is, well, i'm an energy guy, an energy geek. i consider with confidence. it is not interesting, necessarily, but when you take your green button data and you give it to some companies, they have amazing things they can do with that green button to, again, save you money. something as simple as if you look at your green button which is kilowatt hours for those that are engineering minded, a line grab if you think about t some companies today can look at your green button and figure out if your refrigerator is broken function need a new air conditioner. that's real money if you think about it at a commercial or industrial scale. that is one data set. to your other question about what is the federal government doing, we're seeking not just an energy, but across the government to engage entrepreneurs and innovators across all the different sectors. for those of you familiar with

just for the record, my daughter does like justin beeber. >> i'm more of a joanie mitchell fan. >> okay. commissioner mar? >> can you talk a little bit about the green tariff that pg & e is subsidizing the rate and it's competitive. can you talk about that? >> yes, the san francisco is that it supports the tariff to offer to customers. when we analyzed it however there are settlements that suggest that other rate pairs would be subsidizing that product in several ways. the settlement itself is not very clear about how the rate would be set. we argued that any bill supporting or any requiring tariff for california utilities should stand-alone just like the sf rate has to stand-alone in terms of requirement and cost. >> thank you. what's the bill number? >> i think there are several. we can get you some information about all of them. sure. >> sb 3 is one of them. there are three. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, there are three. >> okay. if there are no other comments or questions from the panel we can go to public comment on this item. this is item no. 5, i believe. so i don't have any cards. >> i was listening to a person that now works for sf puc. and are we here, we the pu

i like how you made it pg-13 rather than the r-rated version of my protein drink. >> i think the big-arexia problem is 40% of men like to go to mcdonalds rather than go to the gym. >> i don't see an epidemic of, woulded out guys with chiseled abs. >> have you gone to the website? >> when i have done a little working out in the gym and have engaged in the protein shakes and try to put on a few pounds -- >> it is not working. >> i go on to these sites and some of these weight lifting sites, they are like the anorexia sites. have you seen the site where they talk about the -- these guys post pictures of themselves and are oiled up. they are bulging, and they are talking about every little piece of their body. it is crazy stuff. >> very creepy. >> those are not workout sites. they actually don't offer -- they don't offer tips it just says [bleep]. >> i don't know what he is talking about. >> oftentimes i don't understand your references, bill, and i don't understand that one. >> good. >> leave it to macho men to be competitive on who has a bigger eating disorder? >> that's just it. they don't r

my pleasure. cheryl: time for your west coast minute. pgn franciscans and the dark, literally. it has jumped 442% in the last five years. the state would have to pay for that. they do not want to. shares are down. i told you about hawaii's plan. the department of human services announce it will not implement the return to home program because of potential problems like proper identification, criminal background check and etc. the state of alaska coming off a rare and wild heat wave. it is now being sold for as low as $196 round-trip. it is causing all the airlines in and out of that area to engage in a price war. that is your west coast minute. think about this. bringing a mechanic to you. coming up, i will be live outside with these guys. they want to take it last in national. we will see you outside. ♪ and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken

couple people tried to break into the windows and to my neighbors but something like this is scary and this is what i have eight rottweiler. >> uc pgled monday call them may scale back from the economy began to have a lot of people around. >> reporter: p g a and e workers always carry proper identification and dressed properly in uniform. and clearly marked cards cars. kron 4 news. >> pam: officials say, some residents still unsure of the deputies are stuck in sudden evacuation area un able to leave because of the fast-growing fire. a fire is near the city of banning broke out around 2:00 this afternoon with 5,000 a. have already burned and just about five hours. we are monitoring the blaze and will bring you the updates at 11. narayan 's mug shot. >> pam: "cleveland's so called house of horrors - will now exist only in memory. >> reporter:crews tore down ariel castro's 1,400 square foot former residence early wednesday. >>for 10 years this house was a secret prison of a pyschopath named castro it will be gone. >> reporter: michelle knight was on hand - she led onlookers in a release of balloons. which she said representedchildren

police say that pg&e workers always have i.d. on them and my of and drive clearly marked vehicles.istered sex offender is behind bars this morning after police say he kidnapped a woman from a k- mart parking lot in antioch. edpolice say this man, kevin harvey kidnapped the victim at gunpoint monday afternoon. he then forced her to drive to different locations. where he sexually assaulted her. the victim eventually managed to escape to a nearby home and call police. the next day, police say harvey brandished a handgun at the somersville towne center. he tried to run away but was arrested by police. harvey is being held in martinez on one- point- four million dollars bail. worried family and friends pumped of a missing oakland woman ramped up their search et efforts yesterday to locate the federal investigator des that has been missing since sunday night. 50-year-old sandra coke, disappeared after telling debt her daughter she was meeting with someone who might have more information about her stolen dog. friends and family scoured the area around her home. and put up fliers in hopes