and 29 existing litigation pacific gas & electric thirty existing litigation pacific gas & electricnd 31 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 32 will not be heard. >> thank you. any public comment on closed session items if so i'm going to ask you to indulge me a tiny bits. >> back to our right back to the 3 minute rule. >> right. >> excuse me. are you commenting on something. >> a future closed session item that's the best to justify this i was down in our coffee shop in the wonderful puc building and noticed the coffee is closing at 4 o'clock but for you have a lot of employees that work until 7 o'clock i'll encourage you i think that is a closed session to work with your contractor to not short you're staff and the public and leave that coffee shop open longer and not keep reigning in to 5 o'clock that's silly. >> may i have a motion to insert this privilege. >> second. >> a >> >>session. >> so we're back in open session took action on item 24 and no further action beyond that can i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? o

pacific gas & electric and existing litigation for pacific gas & electric and 27 is litigation for pacific gas & electric and 28 existing litigation for pacific gas & electric and 29 will not be heard today. >> is there a motion whether or n session. >> thank you we're come out of closed session it there a motion to disclose where we should disclose >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? madam president would you like to announce make an announcement following closed session. >> item 21. >> i'd like to announce we've splemd negligent number 21. >> so next item, please. >> item 31 is other new business. >> i think this is item 32. >> yes. number item number 32 other new business talk about november 24th we have items we need to address i mean the one on or about that we will not have a meeting no november then have one meeting no december and not a second meeting in december it will be only one meeting in the next 6 weeks basically. >> so we are till planning that meeting will be cancelled we worked all around have you talking about november or test. >> november 24th the next one we'll b

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gas & electric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power ch

and 29 existing litigation pacific gas & electric thirty existing litigation pacific gas & electricnd 31 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 32 will not be heard. >> thank you. any public comment on closed session items if so i'm going to ask you to indulge me a tiny bits. >> back to our right back to the 3 minute rule. >> right. >> excuse me. are you commenting on something. >> a future closed session item that's the best to justify this i was down in our coffee shop in the wonderful puc building and noticed the coffee is closing at 4 o'clock but for you have a lot of employees that work until 7 o'clock i'll encourage you i think that is a closed session to work with your contractor to not short you're staff and the public and leave that coffee shop open longer and not keep reigning in to 5 o'clock that's silly. >> may i have a motion to insert this privilege. >> second. >> a >> >>session. >> so we're back in open session took action on item 24 and no further action beyond that can i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? o

and 29 existing litigation pacific gas & electric thirty existing litigation pacific gas & electricnd 31 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 32 will not be heard. >> thank you. any public comment on closed session items if so i'm going to ask you to indulge me a tiny bits. >> back to our right back to the 3 minute rule. >> right. >> excuse me. are you commenting on something. >> a future closed session item that's the best to justify this i was down in our coffee shop in the wonderful puc building and noticed the coffee is closing at 4 o'clock but for you have a lot of employees that work until 7 o'clock i'll encourage you i think that is a closed session to work with your contractor to not short you're staff and the public and leave that coffee shop open longer and not keep reigning in to 5 o'clock that's silly. >> may i have a motion to insert this privilege. >> second. >> a >> >>session. >> so we're back in open session took action on item 24 and no further action beyond that can i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? o

also categorized as a departing low charge an annual calculations based on the advantageing the pacific gas & electric has engaged in or entered into on behalf of the customers and so in order to keep the fundamental rate payers whole you have to pay a departing low charge for the case of community choices aggregation or cleanpowersf and want to be clear at this point we are not disallowing the need for a low charge we understand that is an obligation in particular not necessarily so much of the utility but the fundamental ratepayer is not unduly impacted by the departing load has to do with with the way the p kay is calculated and the mitigation strategies to handle some of these more intense rates we see proposed this year with that, we'll sort of recap what we see as the owner currently before the c puc. 2016 it is scheduled to go up nearly 100 percent in cleanpowersf case actually a little bit over 100 percent this is the highest in history so it is unprecedented that estimates or calculates out to 2 point 3 cent and kilowatt hour the communities have to add into the generation rate to

sunday morning at 1:00 a.m., 6200 discovery bay pacific gas & electric customers lost their natural gas service. pg&e set up warming centers here at the timber pointe elementary school, and the discovery bay community center. but, there were few takers. >> we went and got a couple of portable heaters, so we kind of keep the rooms warm that we were in. and, it helps to some. but, we were still pretty cold last night. >> reporter: all day, the slow, laborious process of restoring service has been underway. originally reported to be completed by 5:00 p.m. >> a lot of it has to do with when people are home. we need people to be home in order to make -- to restore service. so, it's going to depend when people get back from work. >> reporter: in order to reconnect 6200 people, it takes a small army. in this case, an army of 200 pg&e technicians going to each and every customer in the outage area, making sure that they are re-hooked up properly. >> we want people to know that it is not safe to rely to their pilot flights. that is something that should be left to pg&e. >> reporter: nonetheless,

pacific gas and electric says it's restored 90% of gas service in discovery bay. this comes after a massive gas outage left thousands without heat on some very cold days. there are still about 500 homes in the area that still need service. pu pge says those are either vacation homes or the owners are out of town for the holidays. so far the cause of the outage is still under investigation. >> that's tough to be without heat when it's so cold out there. >> i want to say 30s, at least it was yesterday. maybe it warmed up a smidgeon today, kari? >> no. it is still cold. and whether it's 38 or 39, it's still cold. we are also looking at some light spotty showers moving toward ukiah. elsewhere it's all dry. look at these low temperatures this morning. 29 degrees in the north bay and 29 degrees in the east bay as we drop in on the north bay. it's 28 in napa. petaluma, 31 degrees, below freezing for many spots. as we go through the day, spots like livermore will make it out of freezing by 7:00, 8:00 this morning. into the low 50s, a few more clouds than we had yesterday.

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gas & electric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power ch

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gas & electric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power ch

with the ceo of pacific gas and electric at the conference.id the state of california's converting to renewables at a fast rate. incredibleaking progress. today, 30% of the electricity we deliver to our customers comes from renewable sources. hydro anddd in our nuclear, that's more than half the energy we deliver to our customers that is completely non-greenhouse. haveve a partnership and crafted a viable solution to the greenhouse gas issue. he said pg&e is considering their first dividend increase in 2010. shares are trading flat this year. i smart head on bloomberg markets. stocks and currencies dropping for fourth straight day. we will discuss where they may be headed next, and if the landmark venezuelan election will have any impact on emerging markets. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg markets. a look at some of the business is -- biggest business stories in the news right now. chain revoking its forecast due to an e. coli outbreak at chipotle. same-store sales are expected to be down in the first quarter. jmb holdings wants to rule the cof

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gas & electric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power ch

and 29 existing litigation pacific gas & electric thirty existing litigation pacific gas & electricnd 31 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 32 will not be heard. >> thank you. any public comment on closed session items if so i'm going to ask you to indulge me a tiny bits. >> back to our right back to the 3 minute rule. >> right. >> excuse me. are you commenting on something. >> a future closed session item that's the best to justify this i was down in our coffee shop in the wonderful puc building and noticed the coffee is closing at 4 o'clock but for you have a lot of employees that work until 7 o'clock i'll encourage you i think that is a closed session to work with your contractor to not short you're staff and the public and leave that coffee shop open longer and not keep reigning in to 5 o'clock that's silly. >> may i have a motion to insert this privilege. >> second. >> a >> >>session. >> so we're back in open session took action on item 24 and no further action beyond that can i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? o

former cyber adviser to the president told me, if you walked into, you know, the headquarters of pacific gas and electric in california and you walked into the same branch of shanghai power, you would find the same siemens scada system. you're probably familiar withs what is called a blackhat conference. a blackhat conference is really an annual gathering of hackers. for the most part, young people. but hackers who delight in disproving theories like the one that you've just suggested. one hacker a couple of years ago in las vegas got up and said now siemens is extraordinarily proud of the fact that they have an unbreakable password. that makes every scada system all around the world accessible only to siemens technicians. and then he said, and now here is that password. [laughter] i don't know. you know, there was a congressman years ago who used to answer letters from angry constituents by saying, "dear sir or madam, you may be right." [laughter] >> hey, mr. koppel, how are you? so this topic is incredibly interesting if not also horrifying. in terms of allowing us to survive like these ki

. >>> follow up now, pacific gas and electric says it's restored 90% of natural gas service in discovery bay. this comes after a massive outage left thousands of people without heat for days. there's still about 500 homes in the area without service, but pg&e says those are either vacation homes or the owners are out of town for the holidays. the cause of that outage still under investigation. >>> up next at 11:00, an impressive record at sfo. the big travel mark it just reached this morning. >>> plus, down goes tyson, the hot high-tech toy that took down the former heavyweight champ. >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is cloudy and raining in san francisco. meantime in san jose clear and sunny. i'll let you know what you can expect for the rest the year coming up. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips, or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can se

sunday morning, 1:00 a.m., 6200 discovery bay pacific gas & electric customers lost their natural gas service. pg&e set up warming centers here at the timber pointe elementary school and the discovery bay community center. but, there were few takers. >> we went and got a couple of portable heaters so we can keep the rooms warm that we were in. and, it helped some. we were still put a cold last night. >> reporter: all day, the slow, laborious process of restoring service has been underway. originally reported to be completed by 5:00 p.m. >> a lot of it has to do with when people are home. we need people to be home in order to make an -- to restore service. so, it's going to depend when people get back from work. >> reporter: in order to reconnect 6200 people it takes a small army, in this case, an army of 200 pg&e technicians going to each and every customer in the outage area , making sure that they are re- hooked up properly. >> we want people to know that it is not safe to relight their private life. that is something that should be left to pg&e. >> reporter: nonetheless, people who

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gaselectric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power charg

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gas & electric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power ch

one former adviser to the part accident we -- told me if you walk into the headquarters of pacific electric and gas in california and the say but of shanghai how are you would find this save siemens scadas system you are probably familiar with the black hat conference that is in the annual gathering. but how actors that delight in disproving the one that you suggest we add is extraordinarily proud that they still have one made -- one month of breakable password that makes them accessible only to siemens technicians. and said here is the password. [laughter] tuesday you may be right. >> it is interesting if not horrifying but in terms of allowing us to survive these kinds of attacks in 2002 or 2003a power outage checkout the northeast. but what scared me the most people would start to freak out. so low that we as humans have systems that help us overcome infections such as the cold you and flew. or it is much more difficult to ever come. it is preventing the actual systems to tolerate and they can recover from that of power goes down for weeks the real solution is to have communities tolerate the th

think the board of supervisors urging the california public utilities commission to reject the pacific gasectric proposed increases to net be able to metering fees. >> just want we want to call them at the same time call 2. >> item 2 the board of supervisors file urging the california public utilities commission to re-examine fairness of increases. >> okay. very good thank you m madam clerk and colleagues two resolutions before us that are very, very important, important our cleanpowersf effort pg&e has filed with the california public utilities commission two motions seeking to one to get changes in the net metering program that will be similar harmful for people in san francisco and over lafco our cleanpowersf program also they've proposed a new fee for the exit fee for the power electrical power from pg&e when people customers go into the cleanpowersf program the proposed fee is called the what is is called mr. fried actually trying to draw that up. >> you're talking about the exit fee. >> yes. >> the public charge in different power charge in different adjustments. >> the power charge

also categorized as a departing low charge an annual calculations based on the advantageing the pacific gas & electric has engaged in or entered into on behalf of the customers and so in order to keep the fundamental rate payers whole you have to pay a departing low charge for the case of community choices aggregation or cleanpowersf and want to be clear at this point we are not disallowing the need for a low charge we understand that is an obligation in particular not necessarily so much of the utility but the fundamental ratepayer is not unduly impacted by the departing load has to do with with the way the p kay is calculated and the mitigation strategies to handle some of these more intense rates we see proposed this year with that, we'll sort of recap what we see as the owner currently before the c puc. 2016 it is scheduled to go up nearly 100 percent in cleanpowersf case actually a little bit over 100 percent this is the highest in history so it is unprecedented that estimates or calculates out to 2 point 3 cent and kilowatt hour the communities have to add into the generation rate to

hearing on measures to ensure public safety around pacific gas and electric company transformers citywide and requests the fire department support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to thank all who have supported us and i want to thank pg & e as well as the san francisco planning commission. on saturday, a transformer exploded on vernal heights. this is something that seriously injured two people. mr. robert anti-nelly and mr. cruz. mr. cruz who was standing over the grade that covered the transformer was hurled into the street when that happened. both men were treated and released from san francisco general hospital and we are grateful to san francisco general hospital for the great treatment that they provided them. since then, several neighbors in vernal heights have rightly raised concerns about other explosions and the overall safety of pg & e's electrical utilities specifically transformers. the purpose of this hearing is to have a better understanding of what happened on september 27th, in bernal heights. we also want to get a better per on how transformers work, their

hearing on measures to ensure public safety around pacific gas and electric company transformers citywide and requests the fire department support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to thank all who have supported us and i want to thank pg & e as well as the san francisco planning commission. on saturday, a transformer exploded on vernal heights. this is something that seriously injured two people. mr. robert anti-nelly and mr. cruz. mr. cruz who was standing over the grade that covered the transformer was hurled into the street when that happened. both men were treated and released from san francisco general hospital and we are grateful to san francisco general hospital for the great treatment that they provided them. since then, several neighbors in vernal heights have rightly raised concerns about other explosions and the overall safety of pg & e's electrical utilities specifically transformers. the purpose of this hearing is to have a better understanding of what happened on september 27th, in bernal heights. we also want to get a better per on how transformers work, their

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpower

hearing on measures to ensure public safety around pacific gas and electric company transformers citywide and requests the fire department support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to thank all who have supported us and i want to thank pg & e as well as the san francisco planning commission. on saturday, a transformer exploded on vernal heights. this is something that seriously injured two people. mr. robert anti-nelly and mr. cruz. mr. cruz who was standing over the grade that covered the transformer was hurled into the street when that happened. both men were treated and released from san francisco general hospital and we are grateful to san francisco general hospital for the great treatment that they provided them. since then, several neighbors in vernal heights have rightly raised concerns about other explosions and the overall safety of pg & e's electrical utilities specifically transformers. the purpose of this hearing is to have a better understanding of what happened on september 27th, in bernal heights. we also want to get a better per on how transformers work, their

also categorized as a departing low charge an annual calculations based on the advantageing the pacific gas & electric has engaged in or entered into on behalf of the customers and so in order to keep the fundamental rate payers whole you have to pay a departing low charge for the case of community choices aggregation or cleanpowersf and want to be clear at this point we are not disallowing the need for a low charge we understand that is an obligation in particular not necessarily so much of the utility but the fundamental ratepayer is not unduly impacted by the departing load has to do with with the way the p kay is calculated and the mitigation strategies to handle some of these more intense rates we see proposed this year with that, we'll sort of recap what we see as the owner currently before the c puc. 2016 it is scheduled to go up nearly 100 percent in cleanpowersf case actually a little bit over 100 percent this is the highest in history so it is unprecedented that estimates or calculates out to 2 point 3 cent and kilowatt hour the communities have to add into the generation rate to

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpower

hearing on measures to ensure public safety around pacific gas and electric company transformers citywide and requests the fire department support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to thank all who have supported us and i want to thank pg & e as well as the san francisco planning commission. on saturday, a transformer exploded on vernal heights. this is something that seriously injured two people. mr. robert anti-nelly and mr. cruz. mr. cruz who was standing over the grade that covered the transformer was hurled into the street when that happened. both men were treated and released from san francisco general hospital and we are grateful to san francisco general hospital for the great treatment that they provided them. since then, several neighbors in vernal heights have rightly raised concerns about other explosions and the overall safety of pg & e's electrical utilities specifically transformers. the purpose of this hearing is to have a better understanding of what happened on september 27th, in bernal heights. we also want to get a better per on how transformers work, their

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gaslectric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpowersf a

hearing on measures to ensure public safety around pacific gas and electric company transformers citywide and requests the fire department support. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to thank all who have supported us and i want to thank pg & e as well as the san francisco planning commission. on saturday, a transformer exploded on vernal heights. this is something that seriously injured two people. mr. robert anti-nelly and mr. cruz. mr. cruz who was standing over the grade that covered the transformer was hurled into the street when that happened. both men were treated and released from san francisco general hospital and we are grateful to san francisco general hospital for the great treatment that they provided them. since then, several neighbors in vernal heights have rightly raised concerns about other explosions and the overall safety of pg & e's electrical utilities specifically transformers. the purpose of this hearing is to have a better understanding of what happened on september 27th, in bernal heights. we also want to get a better per on how transformers work, their

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gas & electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpower

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gas& electric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpowers

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gaslectric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpowersf a

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gaselectric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpowersf

48 was recommend with a new title to urge the california public utilities commission to reject pacific gaslectric promoted increase fees for solar customers to support net metering so the customers receive a fair price for access electrical. madam chair rosales >> first of all, i'd like to thank my colleagues everyone for kovrz those resolutions item 48 i didn't get our co-sponsorship because you co-sponsored i hope you support and this is has been an historic moment in our climatic change world and our world is impacted by climatic change and conference in paris and while we didn't get binding change that binds the government's to take action there was an agreement we would actually instead of using the two degree selling us but the maximum afternoon temperature rise since preindustrial times it is significant for a lot of people the volunteery efforts you're do not have is engaged is very, very problematic and put burns think cities around the world to do their part and san francisco is no extensive the compliment action goals to effect the climatic change to implement our cleanpowersf a

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pacific. downturn we have an commodities across the board playing into markets. and gas sector slightly higher on the regional benchmark index, led by a rebound in some companies hit hard. weakness coming through in shanghai. deflationary pressures , downuing, cpi out today by 2.1%. hang saying down by 7/10 of 1%. the nikkei 225 continuing to weaken today, down another 1%. similar to what we saw yesterday despite encouraging machine orders. positive and negative territory, flat there, pick up in new zealand and the philippines. of theto show you some big movers, particularly china. orphave seen metallurgical c of china has dropped as much as 14% this morning. set for its lows close in five months, that as it became a listed unit. a down 7%. is one of those that debuted on the market today, hitting its limit of 44%. that's after the five-month trading halt was lifted. the reference right to the weakest level since 2011. rishaad: i look at inflation -- a look at inflation, consumer price data coming out, does signal that demand is the mining -- stabilizing. demand may be s

pacific. downturn we have an commodities across the board playing into markets. and gason the regional benchmark index, led by a rebound in some companies hit hard. weakness coming through in shanghai. deflationary pressures continuing, cpi out today

pacific northwest. triple a says 100 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home between christmas and new year's.and, cheap gas helps. the average price for a gallon is around 2 dollars.danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. 3 this year... triple a says the average price of a roundtrip airline ticket costs 174 dollars... down significantly 3 iraqi security forces took to the front lines for a second day as they fight to take back control of the city of ramadi. cbs' news reporter jonathan vigliotti has the latest on their progress. 3 iraqi security forces went street by street wednesday clearing out militants one at a time.(nat - rocket being launched)iraqi officials say the two-day offensive in ramadi has already gained ground against the islamic state. the captpte of the city west of baghdad this past may was a huge defeat for the iraqi government, which is conducting a ground offensive with the help of its own air force and the us-led multi-nation coalition. security analysts say the offensive is not just about military might; it's also about changing impressions. (cbs news senior security contributor m

pacific northwest. aaa says 100 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home between christmas and new year's. cheap gas helps. the average price for 1 gallon of gas is about $2.00. danielle nottingham cbs news. >>> two games left for the patriots. a win in the meadowlands is weekend and they clinched the top seed for the afc playoffs. >> they don't need any more rob gronkowski was not a how concerned should we be? >> not to worry. rob gronkowski was not at practice but it was not injury related. his close friend that passed away last week. that is probably the reason he was not on the practice field. tom brady was on the practice steven jackson. bill belichick was answering some questions today. the first one was a reference to "deflategate". he thinks the lawyers and the people in for -- in the nfl in charge of this whole issue should be on santa clauses naughty list -- santa claus' naughty list.>> i'm not a hard candy guy. [ laughter ] i think they should be on his list. happy holidays. thank you. >> at least he is smiling. tom brady normally meet with the media on wednesday and i was pushed back to

pacific northwest. triple-a says 100 million americans will travel more than 50 miles from home between christmas and new year's. and, cheap gas helps. the average price for a gallon is around $2. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. cynthia: triple-a says the average roundtrip airline ticket costs about $174. breaking news right now at 5:00. officials identify a body found by a hunter as 34-year-old jeffery allen versteegh of oskaloosa. he had missing since july. a hunter found his body december 16 along railroad tracks north of town. the cause of death still under investigation. also just into the newsroom, warren county officials arrest 21-year-old trey robert sundbrock of indianola for killing his girlfriend's dog. he faces animal torture charges. steve: a big fire today at an east-side des moines auto parts store. on maury around 10:15 this morning. it was fully engulfed when they arrived with flames shooting out the 3 garage doors in front. the owners believe the fire started in a room where they have a wood-burning stove but , the exact cause remains under investigation. no injuries have been reported so far. the

ga ortigasga om manila. >> already the path of typhoons that develop in the pacific, climate change are making these typhoonsstronger and more unpredictable. as it is more than 20 on average strike the country but for example in 2013, the strongest typhoon on record up until that time cut a swath across the central islands and left millions homeless . it also left more than 6,000 homeless. the country is still recovering from that typhoon. the president of philippines will not only be asking for the more developed countries to cut down on their emissions but to contribute to funding for poorer nations that are vulnerable to climate change will need to make communities more effective and resilient to conditions brought about by extreme weather cons. >> marga ortigas from manila. joins us from clemson, south carolina, tonight, very good to see you again. the word historic is being used even before an agreement is reached in paris. but is there a danger that the summit will lead to no real improvement at the environment's expense because the current commitments so far are well short of what climate scientists s

inre is not a single sector the asia-pacific in the green but in particular look at oil and gas theyn 3% for that segment. i also want to quickly take a look at what we are seeing in currencies because this is also a commodities story. the malaysian ringgit taking a real leg down. this is asia's worst-performing currency. of a bounce a bit in that currency but it is on that downward trend. that commodity story continues to play out in the worst possible way. anna: a challenging trading session in asia. a tidy in hong kong -- that is heidi in hong kong. well imports slumped for a record 13 months. manus: imports dropped six join it percent -- 6.8%. about half as quickly as the central bank target. anna: let's go there to our chief agent economic correspondent -- asian economic correspondent. what is it mean? >> -- what does it mean? >> it is a different -- disappointing set of numbers capping off a disappointing year. u.s. hasrecently, the been holding up as a key market for chinese exports but even that fell back all stop big export markets all now buying the chinese goods will stop