& electric. 27 existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 28 existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 29 existing litigation with pacific gas & electric up an item 31 not be heard today. >> >> okay. thank you any public comment on matters to be heard in closed session? seeing none, may have a motion on whether to observe attorney-client privileges? will to assert? motion to assert. the second >> all those in favor say, aye. >>[chorus of >> >>[gavel] >> we are back in open session of the commission approved the amazon item 22 and 23. no other action was taken. can i have a motion on to disclose discussions during close session? moved not to disclose. >> second. >> all those in favor say, aye. >>[chorus of ayes] the item carries. other announcements.. we will not be having our december 27 meeting. so our next meeting will be january-something. 10th. okay. january 10. thank you. any other new business from the commission? >> >> no. perry christmas and happy holidays. happy new year >> all of the above. thank you. and we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >>

& electric. 27 existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 28 existing litigation with pacific gas & electric and 29 existing litigation with pacific gas & electric up an item 31 not be heard today. >> >> okay. thank you any public comment on matters to be heard in closed session? seeing none, may have a motion on whether to observe attorney-client privileges? will to assert? motion to assert. the second >> all those in favor say, aye. >>[chorus of >> >>[gavel] >> we are back in open session of the commission approved the amazon item 22 and 23. no other action was taken. can i have a motion on to disclose discussions during close session? moved not to disclose. >> second. >> all those in favor say, aye. >>[chorus of ayes] the item carries. other announcements.. we will not be having our december 27 meeting. so our next meeting will be january-something. 10th. okay. january 10. thank you. any other new business from the commission? >> >> no. perry christmas and happy holidays. happy new year >> all of the above. thank you. and we are adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >>

>> we have a foundation at pacific gas & electric and year- over-year, we give locally in our communitiese believe in building a better california. we believe in volunteers. so it's not only the money but it's also the hours that really make a difference. >> paul what kind of impact can this donation make for the bay area families in need? >> it will make a huge impact. it's over $200,000. our friends at pg&e started helping us when they gave us the land we built our building on. and they bring volunteers, year after year, week after week, so it's been a great partnership and it ends up helping a lot of individuals who without our help and support wouldn't have enough to eat. >> it's not too late to contribute. donate at your local whole foods market or go online at cbssf.com/give. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (((cheers))) sunday's ch 5 game at the chargers...stands in the wa the ra >>> nfl up top. and the raiders!! knocking at play-off's door. [ knocking ] >> just win, baby! >> sunday channel 5 game at the chargers. stands in the way of the raiders clinching his first play-o

and this grant and agreement with pacific gas and electric will allow us to extend the program for an additional three years. and at approximately 20.7 million and again, i remind this committee that the grant through pg& e is provided under the guidance of the california public utilities commission, in which all customers pay into a public goods charge, in san francisco. benefit frz that, by implementing our energy watch program. and the energy watch program specifically targeting the commercial and multifamily sector and in the commercial area, specifically focused on the small and medium sized businesses to provide a range of services in order to upgrade the facilities. since the department started, the program, eleven years ago, we have completed well over 7,000 projects in san francisco, and provided the businesses and property owners, with a little over 24 million in rebates and increases and we have saved, over $30,000, of electricity and then, provided much more opportunities and bill savings for businesses, and residents in san francisco. and this aand e, allows us to continu

and this grant and agreement with pacific gas and electric will allow us to extend the program for an additional three years. and at approximately 20.7 million and again, i remind this committee that the grant through pg& e is provided under the guidance of the california public utilities commission, in which all customers pay into a public goods charge, in san francisco. benefit frz that, by implementing our energy watch program. and the energy watch program specifically targeting the commercial and multifamily sector and in the commercial area, specifically focused on the small and medium sized businesses to provide a range of services in order to upgrade the facilities. since the department started, the program, eleven years ago, we have completed well over 7,000 projects in san francisco, and provided the businesses and property owners, with a little over 24 million in rebates and increases and we have saved, over $30,000, of electricity and then, provided much more opportunities and bill savings for businesses, and residents in san francisco. and this aand e, allows us to continu

and this grant and agreement with pacific gas and electric will allow us to extend the program for an additional three years. and at approximately 20.7 million and again, i remind this committee that the grant through pg& e is provided under the guidance of the california public utilities commission, in which all customers pay into a public goods charge, in san francisco. benefit frz that, by implementing our energy watch program. and the energy watch program specifically targeting the commercial and multifamily sector and in the commercial area, specifically focused on the small and medium sized businesses to provide a range of services in order to upgrade the facilities. since the department started, the program, eleven years ago, we have completed well over 7,000 projects in san francisco, and provided the businesses and property owners, with a little over 24 million in rebates and increases and we have saved, over $30,000, of electricity and then, provided much more opportunities and bill savings for businesses, and residents in san francisco. and this aand e, allows us to continu

the pacific, parts of alaska, fracking oil oil and gas in federal law and reviving the coal industry.not just the coal itself, it's the down stream value of that to our economy, to our people, to our community. >> the friendliest town around, it's anything but for the coal industry. >> well, this is empty. >> yeah, this used to be a quilt store. it closed just this year. >> mayor saw two mines and 1200 jobs close in one year. >> they estimate five to seven jobs down ballot. >> the shutdown of a lot of the coal fire plants in the loss of market is due to regulations that have restricted emissions from coal fire plants. >> under my presidency, we will accomplish a complete american energy independence, complete. >> to do that president elect trump promises to lift and support offshore oil drilling and open federal lands to fracking oil and gas. >> i'm excited and nervous at the same time because it's not going to be as easy as some people think. >> that's because trump can't simply unwind the clean power plant and the paris agreement which restrict u.s. carbon emissions. >> i hope unlea

different sectors are doing at the moment in the asia-pacific region -- let me grab this -- you can seal tentative energy is going up, oil and gas showed a little bit of a pullback earlier, but you can see the big pie of green across most of the major sectors. finally, i don't want to set you guys up without a look at the currencies -- you are seeing a little bit of pullback, the australian dollar not really ot ofng a lon movement. you,re's a story for interesting. iran will be other top of the agenda when the prime minister meets donald trump. benjamin then yahoo!'s opposition to the nuclear deal may gain traction with trump as his key. we're joined on the set -- great to have you. just when weion, thought that the tides were relaxing. >> the question that we have right now is what can netanyahu do? does he have the power to scuttle the deal? the question is, located, because it was a multilateral deal. the u.s. in itself doesn't have the power to put an end to this deal. however, when he can do is try to influence u.s. policy. election, with a congress led by the republican party, obviously we have now more of the republican p

gas have finally been moved off the tracks in sonoma county. but the fight over future shipments is still as fiery as ever. northwestern pacific left 80 cars on the tracks near schellville for months before finally moving that liquid petroleum to local refineries for use in the winter fuel blend. the smart train authority owns those tracks. it's been feuding with the railroad over transportation and storage of hazardous materials along the line. both sides are now asking the feds to decide whether smart has the authority to regulate those shipments. >>> a plan to cut airplane noise from santa cruz to san mateo just got the green light. local congressional representatives signed off on shifting the controversial flight path into sfo from the south. its current track takes planes over capitola. the change would move it to the west directly over santa cruz. the plan little relief to people on the peninsula, where three separate flight paths converge over menlo park. but the committee is recommending that planes not be allowed to fly any lower than they already do. the faa still needs to look at the environmental impact of the cha

gas. the caravan was headed to the capitol to protest the construction of a 50 billion dollar canal linking the atlantic and pacific oceans. they say the project could displace up to 120,000 people. in bolivia, thousands of people poured into the streets to protest water shortages amid bolivia's worst drought in more than a quarter century. the protesters said the water shortages, fueled by climate change, are being worsened by government mismanagement and industrial mining projects. protesters are demanding the resignation of the minister of the environment and water. scscientists s say the drought s fueled by the retreat of bolivian glaciciers as a resultf global warming. some bolivians have already fled the country in search of water. this is lisbeth vogensen. >> i did not want to leave la paz. i have lived there for the last four years. my family and i were very happy there. believing was a decision we had to make for the well-being and health of our family. it was against our will, but we were lucky to come to peru where there is still water. amy: and t today is world aids day. around the world, groups are hol

pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gasmy job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. car with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. >>> developing tonight, new fall out about presidential remarks that president obama shared with rolling stone magazine. mr. obama talked about his legacy, president-elect and what happened with the election. when he was specifically pressed on the democrat's shellacing, the president said it was not his policies or his party. instead, he blamed fox news. still, it isn't getting old for him apparently. apparently according to him fox news is the leading reason the democrat party now holds a smaller congressional minority than any time since 1929. if this sounds familiar, it should. and howie kurtz explains why. >> for eight long years president obama often seems to have one network on his mind. >> if i watched fox news i wouldn't vote for me either. right? >> now he is taking a p

gas goes up, then coal becomes more interesting. in general, there's going to be export, a little more growth activity. csx is a winner. i like all the rails. i like union pacific, and i like norfolk southern, and i've been out front in norfolk southern when we had jim squires on recently. alex in california, alex. >> caller: hi, jim. booyah from the great state of california. >> fantastic. >> caller: my name is alex. i've been a longtime listener and appreciate all the advice you give. >> thank you. >> caller: i'm calling about anadarko petroleum. considering the sudden rise in oil and the rally anadarko has had, the trend channel going back to 2008 shows some long-term resistance. would you consider this a buy? >> first, alex, thank you for the fine comments. what i like to say is i like anadarko, okay? it's up nine. i don't recommend people buy stocks up nine. i just say we missed it. not my style. i've been hurt too much buying stocks up nine, not made enough money buying stocks up nine. the smart money looked pretty stupid today after today's opec production cut. that's what lit a fire underneath many of the independent american producers with prime acreag