with pacific gas & electric and thirty existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 31 cellist litigation with pacific gas & electric and we will not hear 32. >> thank you. any public comment on this items to be heard in closed session today? hearing none may i have it notation whether to assert thesession. >> we're going now back into open session i'd like to report on the items item 19 was obsoleted and items 20 through 31 no action taken on them may i have a motion whether to disclose. >> i'll move not no disclosure. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? other new business commissioner seeing none, the meeting is adjourned at 348 >> i guess we can get started. okay. this meeting will come to order this is the meeting of the government and oversight committee for may twenty-first, 2015 i'm supervisor yee the chair of the committee, to my right is supervisor christensen and supervisor breed the clerk is erica major and sfgtv i would like to acknowledge the staff at stgtv, scott wise man, who make transcripts available to the public online, ma'am clerk do you have any annou

with pacific gas & electric and thirty existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 31 cellist litigation with pacific gas & electric and we will not hear 32. >> thank you. any public comment on this items to be heard in closed session today? hearing none may i have it notation whether to assert thesession. >> we're going now back into open session i'd like to report on the items item 19 was obsoleted and items 20 through 31 no action taken on them may i have a motion whether to disclose. >> i'll move not no disclosure. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? other new business commissioner seeing none, the meeting is adjourned at 348 ahead, amy. >> roll call. commissioner adams, here. commissioner brandon here. commissioner ho here. approval of minutes, for the april 28th meeting >> second >> all those in favor, say aye >>-a- >> opposed? so moved. anyone here to comment on the closed session? so moved. >> okay. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> so we're in closed session >> okay, council sell regarding existing litigation. >> is there a motion to reconvene >> i move to recon

with pacific gas & electric and thirty existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 31 cellist litigation with pacific gas & electric and we will not hear 32. >> thank you. any public comment on this items to be heard in closed session today? hearing none may i have it notation whether to assert thesession. >> we're going now back into open session i'd like to report on the items item 19 was obsoleted and items 20 through 31 no action taken on them may i have a motion whether to disclose. >> i'll move not no disclosure. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? other new business commissioner seeing none, the meeting is adjourned at 348 >>> each of you being here. it's such an exciting time in the city. there is some exciting things happening in the san francisco. my name is mcdonald and it's a pleasure to welcome you all here today. we are excited to launch this year's 2015's youth jobs. say yay! we are in a great place. let's thank them very much. we are thrilled to be here. not that city hall isn't a cool space, but this is really cool. and so we are grateful to be here. eac

sharing agreement not-to-exceed $10 million between the city and county of san francisco and the pacific gas and electric company, for october 14, to october, 14, 2024. >> thank you very much and we have mary from rec and park to speak on this item, is there anyone else from rec and park here? ? on item one? >> okay. why don't we skip over that for now, then and will you call item two? >> item two, ordinance of appropriate ating $1.8 mill object from waste water enterprise from the department to pay for the expenses and the extraordinary expenses incuring as a result of the december 2014 storms. >> okay tu. very much, and colleagues wha, we are going to do and i will suggest that we will hear from the team and we will from the budget analyst and see the public comment and we are going to go into closed session with our city attorney and first we will have the puc to speak. >> good morning, charles, interim, cfo and this item before you is a supply mental request for our waste, water and enterprise to fund the costs with the property claims and legal expenses resulting from the december storm

disruptive but it is important we're feinstein accelerating the sewer work and the waterline work and pacific gas & electric work and the great infrastructure happen at a faster pace but we're coffee up the streets without putting conduit down so we have better broadband access whether a municipal system or a system we allow private entities to lease that space and last year, we passed legislation unanimously requiring that the conduit be laid with various exemptions and approximately the department of technology it was going to go into a enter departmental process the public safety or an indication that could take years and years in the meantime, we're covering up the streets i want to see the conduit laid now in the five or six most not one inch of conduits it's not dpws responsible but dpw plays a key roll in the departments i'm concerned we're going to see bureaucratic obstruction the ability to lay the conduit i want to see your thoughts in terms of getting the conduit laid now and in every street. >> one ordinance is which your refer to a little process had not been made we i've met with th

renovation and this item is a cost sharing agreement between the city and county of san francisco, and pacific gas and electric for shared costs associated with planning design and construction of the east harbor facility. and san francisco has been working with pg&e over the course of the last five years or so to do studies to investigate the contamination of the phs in the sediment around the east harbor and this will be the second agreement and under that agreement, pg&e will partner with us, for the design, and permitting process for remediation at the harbor as well as redesign for the harbor for anticipated construction in 2017. >> and the cost will be bourn entirely by pg&e and we anticipate that we will be returning for an updated cost sharing agreement when we are ready to go into construction. and in late, 2016, early, 2017. i would be happy to answer any questions that you may have on the details of the cost sharing agreement? >> and so i am here, at your disposal. >> okay, thank you. >> and supervisor tang? >> thank you very much, i just had a question, because i see that the informati

utilities like edison and pacific gas and electric that want to have pilot projects can basically orderny as they need. tesla can package them in a skid depending on the utilities needed. it is a variable solution depending on the customer's need. mark: is there a demand, all are their customre customers already? dana: the sun does not shine all the time, it is not always windy. we have incredible renewable energy resources. tesla is coming in and adding a big consumer-facing brand technology that is righpe for expansion. they're looking to the challenge of renewable resources into the grid. mark: what did you ask elon today, dana? dana: i asked him two. i asked if he was bidding on the battery suppliers for pilot projects in utilities directly. i also asked if there was a chance that tesla would drop motors from the name. he did not totally answer that question, but he did reveal that they have registered tesla energy.com. manus: japan's key inflation gauge showed a small increase. for more, let's get back to james in tokyo. i suppose, 2/10 of 1% -- we should be grateful? james: is def

pacific. >> grant:firefighters initially reported to the smell of gas on the beach.then they found a thick black oil slick and traced it to the pipe. >> pam: the n-b-a conference finals showdown is on. and fans are pumped up. watching the warriors' quest for the the championship >> pam: game one against the houston rockets happening right now at oracle aren. kron-4's j-r stone joins us live from oakland >> pam: jr? >> reporter: pam, what a night it is to appear in oakland. the warriors settled down big and has since made a combat with a lead early in the fourth quarter creek as for the finance the purchase fired up. >> they are going to win. >> to stan, you have a problem! (cheers & applause) >> reporter: with the houston rockets this guy creek finished second and beat him up b.p. of stuff curry creek--mvp >> curry is the m v p. >> we are barbers here and oakland occurred we do not fear the beard. we get down with it. >> reporter: is thousand of fans root able to tell gate on a tuesday. >> i am my boss. it is all good. (laughter) we >> are winning. i am on my way to houston. i have my flight the

pumps belong on a busy thoroughfare i ask you to please save our local gas station and not put a convenience store in the middle of pacific heights thank you. >> i'm donald green i made a statement will doing a general study for a number of petroleums that makes sense when we say their reducing the number of pumps in front of you is 10 pumps now 8 it's up 0e there are 71 stations in the city if we let them increase now at the rate ♪ organization been adding pumps and stations pumps at their stations throughout the bay area two a month for the last year's two in the city now proposing another one on steiner1 on steiner street the 34rrd petroleums on major thoroughfares and separated roadways on steiner street i go there are one lane in each direction sharing bikes and pedestrians going by the people leaving the gas station and they pack on park on the sidewalks i was almost hit people come up to the leaving the area and don't look left and right. i think this is a traffic hazard i recommend that you guys prepare a statewide obligation plan and review the acts for all expansions in the city for the city gas stations and liv

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the idea to have gas stations i prefer gas stations in major movement corridor but this is not a major movement corridors on the steeper a gateway to the pacific heights neighborhood on the side and everything including japantown in the other directions i know myself sometimes driving to to moll i didn't see how incredible the movement out of that existing on steiner is hard i hope that will be designed around the consensus on some of the issues otherwise prepared on the hallway last week that explicit involve everybody and many, many people spoke to the missing that his we'll work through i hear the shop operator 20 didn't have much to say if that can with resolved i'll be appreciative i don't like to see it without transitional extension of him being there i don't want to interfere with the business but based on the testimony of this gentleman and perhaps i meadows i ask those people come up with a solution that sports a continued use of the gas station but how it is done not as much emphasis on the formal offer on the table but something that is a little bit more tuned that will be two e to my liking i'll support it at this moment i have to

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pacific ocean. the zero fuel aircraft has taken off from eastern china for hawaii. it has a wing span as wide as the largest passenger airliner but uses no gas and is no bigger than a car. >>> people in a mining town of the northeast of england may not have much in common with aborigines in australia may not have much in common but one person believes they do and has brought them together. >>reporter: they lost their land and identity 200 years ago. another lost much of its identity and independence when 30 years ago government action took away their industry and purpose. but is the comparison between the two too much of a stretch? >> it's crazy. [laughter]. >> i thought hell no is this going to work. >>reporter: the he is matthew johnson, a british academic who's brought a group of people from a former mining people from england to meet aboriginal people in australia. >> if we're to understand aboriginal experience in australia we have to understand the historic context in the uk. some of those in the north on the phone england johnson has suffered oppression and discrimination on the basis of their identity just as aborigines have in austr

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pacific ocean. roughly 25 gallons of crude oil legged yesterday when pipeline owned by planes all american broke into southern california. santa barbara resident began calling 911 to report gasline smell. crews dispatched to the area, and made the discovery. it took hours to stop it. and even longer to contain it, if not contain completely yet of course, it will take weeks maybe months. and los angeles city council has voted to increase minimum wage to $15 an hour by the end of 2020. ordinance would affect all large employers in los angeles, businesses will with fewer 24525 employees have extra year, become compliant 202s the mayor is a supporter and says, he looks forwards to signing the final bill. >> well, 6:20, the largest recall in american automotive history. japanese airbag maker takata double the number of airbags declaring effective. decision to add more than 18 millionaire bags, existing recalls, comes following pressure from us safety regulators. airbags installed in popular car brands like bnw chrysler, it can explode with too much force. pops recall for six deaths, more than 100 injuries world-wide. >> too much force. 6:21 dramatic video out of north caroline af

the plane is going to nose dive into the pacific as soon as it runs out of gas. >> okay. >> trust me.un to make as it is to watch? it's a blast. >> we had so much fun making his the movie. i did more stunts than i've ever done which was physically challenging but so exciting. our director said initially, are you willing to do as much as we'll let you do? i said anything you tell me, i am there. i'll do everything you let me do. so that was inkr ebl. and we shot in australia which was so beautiful. >> every stunt they let you do. any regrets along the way? >> there was one point where i was being smashed into several floors of this building. about take eight, i was like oh. but it feels visceral because of it. >> i imagine the director in that one. one more time. >> i'm a perfectionist too. so i was like we didn't get it. >> can we talk about this stunt here? that's an amazing scene. how'd that go down? >> it was incredible to actually parachute into there. to land there where we were landing i was like how are we lucky enough that they're giving us an entire stadium for the day. it wa

gas pump in the united states will be involved in a war. and he says my policy has worked for two years. i have kept peace in the pacific and it will continue to work. so he leaves town and when the big cat is away the mice play down in washington. some washington wise men influenced by the china lobby cut japan's oil in august of 1941 when roosevelt was away. many administration officials were gone. the secretary of state was sick and west virginia. you will see the details but they were able to cut the oil in a way that roosevelt could not be attacked and he was out of the country. incredibly did you know this that the president of the united states did not know that japan's oil was cut for one month. i got a degree in east asian history. i went to school in japan when i was a kid. i never knew the president did not know for 30 days at the number one thing he feared had been done by underlings within the. it's incredible. i agree with the president of the united states franklin delano roosevelt that world war ii in the pacific was an entirely preventable war. he prevented it for two years and he would have been able t

gas and importantly coal. there are two export terminals important to my state that are currently under review by the u.s. army corps, the gateway pacific terminal and the millennial bulk terminal. i was recently out with a member of the boilermaker union there in montana, a tribal member, looked at the importance of looking at coal exports. and lastly, looking at the broader environmental picture, montana coal or u.s. coal, we actually have cleaner coal than many other countries around the world. so my question is -- and i welcome the mention in the report through your lng exports as discussed earlier in the transmission corridors, but where do you see the priority looking at coal exports given that the global coal production's going to increase over the next decade plus? i just don't see much emphasis or thought relating to coal exports. where do you see that in our broader strategy? >> well, senator, coal exports are not, frankly, something in the department of energy's purview -- in fact, i believe a lot of the -- well, the army corps often has a role, but i think a lot of it also is state permitting and state eiss, et cetera. i do

pacific. this has forced several beaches to be closed. >>> and good news for driver while you'll pay more for gas, prices are expected to peak before decliningr a gallon -- $2.72. >> we know that a lot of you have lots of questions about that massive takata air bag recall. if the problem is so dangerous, should you consider turning the air bags off? we'll have some answers to all of these important questions coming up. >> some good information for sure. >>> but first we showed you david letterman's good-bye. that's not the only much anticipated finale to talk about this morning as we mentioned. matt has almost reached the end of his red nose bike ride for charity. good morning, come home. >> if it's a little noisy that i'm at it's because i'm at the base of the queensboro bridge. it has been extraordinary. people along the route from boston to here in new york have shown their support as we have tried to raise awareness for and money for the fight against childhood poverty. as we turn on to the queensboro bridge let me just tell you right now it has been a heck of a ride. so as we begin day four of the red nose challenge, we have 172 miles b

sharing agreement not-to-exceed $10 million between the city and county of san francisco and the pacific gas and electric company, for