pg&e says it's still analyzing the numbers to determine customer impact. >> pg&e has made enough money, and we're not paying for all their fire mistakes. that's their mistakes. that's not ours. >> reporter: the puc could approve one of the three rate hikes at its meeting on november 2nd. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, a new look for 49ers quarterback brock purdy. and what's this on our camera lens? live look ina >>> hey, everyone. we've got some great tips for you to enjoy and elevate your wine experience from home, right? >> that's right. when you are snacking at home with something like this green goddess dip, you want to make sure your wine is in the right glass. just a simple universal wineglass will work for most of your wines. >> perfect. speaking of red and white, is there a way to enjoy them properly? >> pull your white wines out of the fridge 20 minutes before you're going to enjoy them. put your red wines into the fridge 20 minutes before you enjoy those. >> what about if you don't finish your wine? how long does it stay fresh? >> on that rare occasion, two to thre

is pg&e saying anything about this? why do they need this money? >> they say most of it is going toward safety improvements and that the money is needed to reduce risk in gas and electric operations including sticking 2100 miles of power lines underground to reduce wildfire risk and the utility says it needs funds to replace gas pipelines and further invest in clean energy. >> it includes vegetation management, system inspections, hardening our system. we have been able to achieve about a 90% risk reduction but need to continue to make improvements. >> coming up at 5:30 we'll have the utility's response to frustrated customers who say they don't believe they should be footing this bill and exactly when you could see the rates increase. we'll talk more at 5:30. >> very important for a lot of people. thanks so much. appreciate the preview. >>> parents in sinole say they are considering a recall now after the school voted to ban special interest flags from being flown on school roort. this afternoon the california flag and american flag are the only f

pg&e says it is still analyzing the numbers to determine customer impact. >> pg&e has made enough money and we are not paying for all their fire mistakes. that is their mistakes, not ours. >> reporter: the puc could approve one of the three rate hikes at its meeting on november 2nd. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> we could have a major strike. the united auto workers union says members will walk off the job if general motors, ford, and chrysler cannot agree to a new contract by midnight tonight. the union is calling for a 46% pay raise over four years. it also wants full pay for a four day work week and an end to the use of temporary workers. auto makers have countered with the 17% to 20% raise and added days off. if the two sides can't come to agreement the union says it will begin a rolling strike with the random walkouts at varying times. >> this is going to create confusion for the companies. it is going to keep them guessing on what might happen next. >> along with billions in economic losses a strike would put the big three u.s. auto makers at a competitive disadvantage because a

and next call pg&e and they were happy to collaborate with us and also became a donor. that's an example of how this city pulls together and collaborates for the common good. as aaron peskin said, the city has done historically and we continue to do that today. but the next serendipity was in july of 2022 when he released their public action plan. and in it was this pilot project here at the intersection of lighter store and commercial and in the rendering that site lab produced was a mural up on the pg&e building. so we love serendipity. but my final thank you is to joel, jade and celine richie the brilliant women who run it. [applause] most of us know that women are far more affective executives than men, correct mayor breed? >> i agree. >> okay, and these three women knew how to organize and organize with the parpt ant that's brought us the mural today. thank you, the three of you, for make thising happen. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, dan. very kiepd words and last but not least celine richie. >> thank you, dan, it has been an honor to work with you on this me

. >>> pg&e wants some customers to pay up to 26% more . consumer advocates say could drive up utility bills by $300 each year. anne makovec has more on where the proposed rate increase stands right now. >> reporter: pg&e is pushing for a 26% rate hike, but the california public utility commission is proposing they get a 13% bump tops. pg&e says i need the money for wildfire mitigation efforts. they say 85% of it would go towards projects like moving power lines underground. they want to bury 2100 miles of them , eliminating the risk of strong wind knocking them down and starting fires. >> we certainly understand that any increase to our customers rates and bills can be challenging. >> so the problem is we have an affordability crisis because we have had double-digit increases year after year after year. >> reporter: that is the executive director of the utility perform network that advocates on behalf of ratepayers. he says the pg&e plan would cost customers $28 more per month, $336 more per year , and that a faster and cheaper way to redu

so as far as pg and e is concerned, if you want to badmouth pg and e, i think it's better to have pg and e in the room so that they can clarify what pg and e does and what puc does. and what lafco can do as far as helping the people. all y'all do not have the resources . y'all don't have the expertise and so you can talk bad about pg and e, but y'all can't do the work and y'all don't have the resources even when it comes to paying the bill. we have to pay to pg and e so that says it all . as to the green banking, that is very convoluted issue. and as far as talking about the coalitions, we do not want the others to talk on behalf of the coalition. it's better to bring the 2 or 3 coalitions to your meetings and have them express what they are doing. so what lafco is doing now by taking on subjects that they do not know, where they don't have goals, where they don't have timelines to adjust, muddying the waters and you're muddying the waters because you are not educated on issues. thank you very much. okay. thank you so much for your comments, mr. decosta susanna, do we have any other

. >>> also this evening, a warning from pg&e.rgency power shutoffs may be coming to the north bay, due to the dry wind. going to show you a map where some of the orange areas are the communities that could be affected. it's primarily to the north of us. but it includes pars of napa and lake county. upper parts of napa and lake county. power shutoffs could start thursday morning. 4,200 customers have been put on notice. >>> pg&e customers in walnut creek are fed up with power outages. at tonight's city council meeting, pg&e officials were on damage control. let's bring in pete. >> reporter: pg&e says the power outages in walnut creek is at a program aimed at reducing wildfire risk. it's an unfortunate trade-off for residents that feel they are being left in the dark. >> for the most part, it's finding a place to work. >> reporter: patrick lives in walnut creek. during the summer, he experienced not one, but three power outages. and the unexpected event made daily errands more difficult. >> i went and did laundry at a walk-in place

there is a reason pg&e stock is up 4%, the utility sector is a down nearly 10%.after unremarkable quarters in a row, pg&e unremarkable is good. that means they are still on track with their financial commitments. i think the stock will gradually grind higher, especially if they get approval of reinstatement late this year or early next year. it currently does not pay dividend. earlier today we spoke with the ceo of pg&e. >> i am with the most dynamic utility executive in a situation that could be unbelievably lucrative for people who recognize that what patty poppy is doing is reinventing the entire industry and it will be great for pge shareholders. >> i am very honored to be the ceo of pg&e. we are making our system safe every day. i know we will deliver because we are delivering for our customers. >> when you do that a lot of people feel like you have to build trust, you have overhang a dividend. financials are coming together and it could be next quarter where you could be going back. >> we have several key catalyst between now and year-end. one, we expect th

so as far as pg and e is concerned, if you want to badmouth pg and e, i think it's better to have pg and e in the room so that they can clarify what pg and e does and what puc does. and what lafco can do as far as helping the people. all y'all do not have the resources . y'all don't have the expertise and so you can talk bad about pg and e, but y'all can't do the work and y'all don't have the resources even when it comes to paying the bill. we have to pay to pg and e so that says it all . as to the green banking, that is very convoluted issue. and as far as talking about the coalitions, we do not want the others to talk on behalf of the coalition. it's better to bring the 2 or 3 coalitions to your meetings and have them express what they are doing. so what lafco is doing now by taking on subjects that they do not know, where they don't have goals, where they don't have timelines to adjust, muddying the waters and you're muddying the waters because you are not educated on issues. thank you very much. okay. thank you so much for your comments, mr. decosta susanna, do we have any other

. >>> a question from the city of danville to pg&e, why can't you keep the lights on.re's been 40 power outages in less than four months. restaurants, schools and people losing money and patience. terry mcsweeney has more. >> reporter: power to the people, or rather lack of power to the people, that's what had the danville city council bringing a pg&e executive on the carpet tonight to ask questions. number one, why is this community in the dark so often, and number two, what are you going to do about it? >> all the technical things, people don't care, just want my electricity. >> reporter: aaron johnson says work on two local substations wrapped up last week, that was part of the problem. and power line safety settings to prevent fires are preventing transmission. >> unfortunately for danville, we've had a number of incidents of fast trips of the circuits. and it's impacted the community this summer. >> reporter: public comment from school district reps. >> our maintenance team estimates a loss of more than $5,000 in food due to weekend power outages. >> reporter: and

is there pg and e liaison that works with public ws regular low. or. ? we have monthly meeting with the liaison for pg and e and our department. and try to highlight the points and work through the issues we had -- a very and -- degree of success with this. i feel we turns the corn are i bit. as well as within the city. at least for public ws we do have a very least a machining low meeting where -- the director and the deputy directors garth with the representatives of pg and e and exchange concerns and strategies on how to address them. >> question for chair post. so will you requesting this representative to come to our meeting? to be invited? >> i will work with the staff on when than i think is best on how to call the public's attention to the delays that so men of the city's projects happened. i money obviously there will always be unexpected drills this is i trends and presidentern and think worthy highlighting it. and the department knows we often grill you on why i project is late or over budget. i think though are fir questions for the public wh

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along with a sinkhole, portions of fillmore buckled from the flooding and pg&e crews have been digging on holes to check on the gas lines. >> the pg&e is a pipe infrastructure system that's in the general area that has the potential to be damaged, and, again, the san francisco fire department is on scene in case that does occur. >> reporter: for residents here there's a sense of frustration because they say a water main broke just a block away a couple years ago. a san francisco public utility spokesperson said they are trying to replace the city's aging water lines but weren't able to get to this one yet. >> puc cruise work to actively replace about nine miles of this sometimes century old pipes a year, but, you know, leaks still do happen in the city. >> reporter: now as we watch these crews continue to make their repairs. i can tell you the puc doesn't have a timeline on when this will all return back to normal. they have fixed the damaged 8-inch line. as for pg&e, they did have to interrupt gas service for about five customers because of concerns over its gas line, and they have al

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pg&e says the shutoffs could happen tomorrow morning impacting 4,200. not that easy to see but most of the area is north of the bay area but it does include small parts of napa and lake counties. >>> back outside to san jose. we are still dealing with wildfire smoke. you can see it clearing up. back to that wind. for the north bay it's a small area. >> it really is. for the mountains around st. helena, calistoga, and that is why you see the fire alert. let me show you the other thing we're tracking. we have a lot on the weather maps the next several days. we are going to get some of these rain chances. before we get to rain coming in. this one off to the north tomorrow, the circulation around that is helping to drive down the smoke from the fires to the north, kicking up the wind overnight. the system from the south will help and should give us a break on that smoke. some improved air quality once we get to friday night and saturday. the coast is the one spot we could see dip back into mod cat. if you have any kind of respiratory problems. temperatures

pg&e says power lines in areas with high wildfire risk can shut off immediately if an object hits the line. the utility admits the outages can extend to areas where wildfire risk is low. one person who works from home says at least three outages this summer led to hours of frustration. >> i went and did laundry at a place in concord, like a walk-in place. >> we're depending upon you with our lives, and right now you're letting us down. >> pg&e says it's working on a better solution. in the long term, the utility is hoping high-risk lines will be re-laid underground. >>> a high-speed chase across the bay ends in a crash and apparent arrest. police tell our photographer at the scene it started about 11:00 last night in san francisco, ending about 40 minutes later in oakland. this is video from where it ended on 7th street near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. the car crashed into a utility pole. we did see three possible suspects detained and learned that officers apprehended people who ran from the scene. we are still awaiting confirmation. >>> eight days after making a decision that ma

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. >>> more than 15,000 pg&e customers in parts of campbell, west san jose, finally have their lightsack on. the video you're looking at is from when they lost the power on. pg&e say the crews were able to restore it within an hour and a half are not clear what triggered it? three outages affected the areas around the city. >>> they did not miss the deadline to file like oakland did, but tonight another city miss what they were asking for. the money would've gone to help curb the smashing graphs that are becoming common. p, tells us what we run. >> reporter: his business has been robbed twice in less than two months. the city of vallejo not receiving state funds to address the city's crime problems, it is close to home. civic we're hoping that help is on the way with money coming in. unfortunately, things don't tend to turn out in certain ways. >> reporter: the program was denied. according to a statement from the city manager, the state says they allocated too much money to oversee his retail theft program. the statement did not disclose the amount of money the city was requesting. t

it's this morning pg e and the santa rosa fire department host a safety drill. >> it's going to be a joint exercise so that they can a check how to respond to emergency events involving natural gas. for example, when there's damage to a pipeline because somebody digging like a homeowner or non pg contractor. the drill is at 9.30 this morning and it turns out the 72 of these incidents where lines have been hitter in sonoma county alone pg e says that overall there were 1300 incidents last year where pg e utility lines were damaged, do digging and that can pose obviously a threat to life safety, health property. they want to make sure they're ready to respond 7.26. in coming up on the kron. 4 morning news next. a man accused of killing his own mother and stabbing to other people as well. we're going to tell you why east bay officials say he should even been near the victims in the first place. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we'll tell you all about how hundreds of businesses in the city of businesses in the city of oakland are closi i'm all about fall, especially this

in fact, pg e says there were about 1300 incidents last year where pg any utility lines were damaged because of digging and that the code can pose a threat to life health safety property. 72 of those incidents were in sonoma county alone. so that's going on the way right now. 9.27, in coming up on the kron. 4 morning news next. a man accused of killing his own mother and stabbing to other neighbors are people her partner and a neighbor. they're going a question why they were even around the victims in the first place. and some officials have some and some officials have some thoughts there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on

you see the power lines, pg&e is warning because of the high winds, parts of northern california could see precautionary power shutoffs today. the shutoffs would affect those who live in tehama and shasta county areas. pg&e says it is an effort to reduce fire risk. >>> here is what you can do to protect yourself from the smoke. stay inside. windows closed. doors close. if you have to go outside, wear a mask and drink lots of water and stay hydrated. >>> if you're looking for the latest air-quality readings at the neighborhood level where you live, we posted several links with the story on kpix.com. >>> the big weather story for us today, it is clearly the air-quality. i don't really notice it in my voice alone. outside today want to take it slow. find ways to keep the doors and windows closed as much as possible. council outdoor activities. into the next several days we will see improvements with air-quality throughout the bay area whether you are in the santa clara valley or north into napa and sonoma. the smoke is sweeping in from the north and we will notice that for the next couple

. >> pg e bills could soon be going up for millions of californians. the california public utilities commission has released to proposed rate hikes for pg e customers. the utility company has asked for a rate hike that is high enough that it would raise its revenues by more than 25%. but the proposed rate hikes are much lower. the money would be used to help reduce wildfire risks. the commission did not say how much the proposed increases would affect the average customer's bill. the cpsc is set to decide on the proposals in november. >> how old is too will when it comes to people representing us in washington, 83 year-old congresswoman nancy pelosi has announced that she will run for re-election. she will. but 76 year-old senator mitt romney says he will step down after finishing his current term. our first rob nesbitt joins us now live in the studio with more on any changes really might be easier said than done prop grant and vicki, the u.s. constitution is what makes it difficult, saying nothing about aging out of politics or decline in health. both

course, when the weather forecast calls for whether that increases the risk of trees coming down on pg equipment and power lines potentially causing wildfires. another big story tonight is the air quality. this is a live look at the current conditions. take a look at the >> bay area map and you can see. >> a lot of orange and red yellow indicates moderate conditions. orange means unhealthy air for sensitive groups. >> red is downright unhealthy. and purple is what they call very unhealthy. so not good, but not that much purple. so could be worse. kron four's man harry joins us live in pleasant hill tonight where smoke is affecting people. amanda, how is it there now? >> i've been checking my weather app throughout the afternoon and the air quality is actually gotten worse as the evening progressed. i have a little bit of a headache from being outside right now. and i've been trying to get inside as much as possible. >> wildfire smoke continues to make its way into the bay area. jonathan martin says he's noticed it throughout the east it was quite concentrated with smoked. >> noticed in

so finally, congratulations on winning an important public power service dispute with pg and e.t important that the city's rights as a local power provider maintained well, so san francisco has been a local power provider for decades. we are fortunate to have access through our hedge hetchy hydroelectric system to provide electricity to a number of providers, particularly public recipients of that. and unfortunately, pg any has used its monopoly when it comes to private electricity to try to stop that, and to block that, and from our perspective, they violated federal law in adding literally tens of millions of dollars of expenses to san francisco and institutions that we're trying to ensure um, public power infrastructure. put years of delays on our ability to do this, and so we had to bring a number of appeals in the federal commission. ah we were successful in those appeals, and there was a decision recently that basically held the pg and e could not use its monopoly to unfairly delay or add tens of millions of dollars of cost. to the city and county of san francisco, as we a

gayle pg and says thousands of customers in northern california may lose power sometime between tonightw, but in the bay area proper. there are just a few customers in the danger zone who may lose electricity. the shut offs happened when the weather forecast calls for whether that increases the risk of trees coming down on pg e's equipment and power lines potentially causing fires. micron first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now live with a look at that. what we can expect. yeah, beautiful time of year here in the bay area. also some of the most dangerous time for fires. >> as we really start to ramp up those offshore winds. a gale was talking about. we're going to see that happen tonight. things are going to get to play. and then i think especially over the mountain tops, you get about 1000 to 1000 feet. we'll see some very gusty winds in the north face of the national weather service has changed the watches the warnings overnight tonight. and so you can see that in the north bay, especially over the mountains there in parts of napa and sonoma county. also the slalom coun

. >> pg and e says the outages are linked to an equipment to to equipment that's designed to shut offprevent wildfires. the utility says close to 1900 customers over the past 5 days have been affected. it says everyone now has their power back. well, it's been such a nice day today. that fog, though, did move in earlier in the afternoon. and here we go, said the state from friday. >> wake up tomorrow morning. here's your wake-up weather early on. we're going to start out with plenty of clouds around the bay area all the way from the coast, the bay, the valleys, temperatures are going to be in the 50's, maybe even some drizzle early on along the coastline by 08:00am. if you're headed out the door, the temperatures still on the cool side. 50's maybe couple low 60's and still mostly cloudy skies, maybe becoming partly cloudy, some clearing in the valleys by 10 o'clock, maybe a patchy to fog. still lingering inside the bay plan on cloudy skies out of the coast. >> all right, lawrence more trouble in san francisco's tenderloin, a social worker for the city was stabbed while working. this h

. >>> there is a good chance your pg nd bill could be going up again.lity is asking the public utility commission for approval to charge customers 26% more. they say that most of it would go toward safety improvements. this week, the puc sent back to counterproposals that would allow pg nd to increase in smaller increments, by 9%, and 13%, instead of one large 26% hike. that means the average bill would go up around $56 per month, or $28 per month, if the proposal is approved. the watchdog group, called the utility reform effort has been pushing for regulations to prevent utilities from hiking rates faster than inflation. >> they have about a dozen proposals to increase rates. this increase is the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: the puc could approve one of the rate hikes at its meeting on november 2nd. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. up next, they filled the sinkhole but the fix is not done. how long it could take for things to get back to normal in san francisco's cal hollow neighborhood. >>> a man survives an attack in san francisco and the suspect i

pg and wolfgang. and i noticed that pg also seemed to be having some of the same symptoms i did of just being withdrawn in and kind of lazy and sleepy and disengaged listed. and so i made sure to give him extra love and attention because i don't have the, you know, the scientific background, but it seemed to be that he was also grieving. and i've heard other stories like that. so we really have to come together and support not only one another, but make sure our pets are are doing okay as well and just giving them extra love makes a lot of sense. >> what should pet parents know when they welcome a new pet into their lives after suffering a loss? >> yeah, i think for me, i adopted two more cats a couple months later and that was the right time for me and my husband reminded me that we can never replace wolfgang even if we got an identical looking cat, which we didn't. and that, you know, the bond would be different. but it would also be wonderful. and so i think a lot of people even are afraid to adopt

. >> for your money tonight, pg and e bills could soon be going up for millions of californians. the california public utilities commission releasing to proposed rate hikes for pg and e customers. utility company has asked for a rate hike that is high enough to raise its revenues by more than 25%. but the proposed rate hikes are much lower. the money would be used to help reduce wildfire risks. the commission did not say how much the proposed increases, what impact the average customer's bill. the cpu see is set to decide on the proposals in november. all right, time for weather check as we go outside be a live look at that heavy marine layer hanging over the golden gate. the kron 4 s chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now in the studio. yeah, that's a little summer fog shot out there right now that these days kind of dwindle. >> in our summer as we're going to see fall may can return the bay area late next week. but today, another nice day outside yet plenty of sunshine in most spots, but not a far really start to surge on shore faster what it did last night. in fact

. -- pg&e.e approach that you took with consumers first with the compare and contrast, how did you go about that and how different was it? >> one of the biggest differences. i was hiring an executive that had come from automotive he and i had worked together. i brought him to the window in our office complex and we were looking out the community and i said, that is our shop floor. it is a totally different shopfloor. one of the things that was a great benefit in well-designed operation was being able to see the work. and gamboa has a completely different understanding when you cover two thirds of aloe -- california. that is a different kind of challenge. so that was a big change for us. what that requires is a workforce that has an extremely high level of ownership. we do not have a one to one ratio worker to supervisor. the workforce in california today serving our friends, family, neighbors has to be equipped to make great decisions and has to have the skills. and the mindset to do it in the l

you can see pg and e they've got their mobile command service out here. but they've got at least around a dozen or so workers out here exactly what they're doing. i'm not too sure, but they have been on the scene along with public works all morning public works was working on the actual road up until about 2 hours ago or so. so you can see that they are getting everything done. but that's the very latest here in san francisco. i'm michael thomas. i will send it back to you guys live in the yeah. it's still a good to see a big group of people attacking the one guy with a shovel. okay. thanks. a lot back away. >> it's 10. 0, 7, right now. and for your health this morning, an updated covid vaccine. >> is now available at local pharmacies. this just in time because covid infection rates are going up around the bay kron. four's will tran is live in walnut creek with what you need to know. i will. >> not just the bay area duryea across the state. we're looking at 13.7 infection rate, not meaning people have died from covid-19 to rate of what we saw during the p

. >> and health concerns and pg and what they say about this is they think these outages are linked to and that is designed to go off to prevent wildfires and they say pg e says about 1900 customers in the past 5 days have been affected by these outages. they say that everybody has their power back on now. yeah, well, they do have the power back on now. but they want this problem addressed there in crockett 10, 10 is the time. and still ahead on the kron morning news. >> a san francisco city worker is stabbed on the job in their office. we'll tell you what happened, why they think the city needs to do more to protect them. and today we honor prisoners of war and service members missing in action. we're going to have more on how the hard work being done to try to find and identify all. and if you are heading out this weekend, maybe getting up to the sierra. enjoy today's clear sunny skies. >> tomorrow night we'll start to see a chance of thunderstorms that increases into sunday and monday. so do keep your eye out. and that especially later this weekend up in the mountains, >> 10 13 righ

our non pg contractors starts at 9.30 this morning. the drill, 72 of the incidents that have happened were in sonoma county alone. and p g says there are more than 1300 incidents last year where pg e utility lines were damaged because of digging. and of course, that can pose a threat to life, health and property. it's 6.26. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. a man is accused of stabbing 3 people, including his own mother. >> we're going to have an east bay officials thought about why he should have even been near victims. >> good morning. i'm michael thomas. coming up, we'll tell you about hundreds of businesses that are closing their doors in the city of their doors in the city of oak ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell c

and november of 2022, the city allowance was resunrised gwen to 2.within million to accommodate pg&e requirement to do a trance form are vol, lupurto be transfer friday pg&e to puc and then now before you today to increase the allowance a final time to 2.9 million. increased construction cost over a 2 year period with no power. we are available for questions. >> thank you. >> item 5 resolution, prove the third metropolitan to the city's lease at 35 onondaga avenue with the city landlord vol torse in medicine tenant, we know on page 26 this this amendment increases the share of the city share of the improve am cost and 2.1 million dollars to under 3 million dollars. 850 thousand dollars increase fund by a board add back and technical adjustment in the budget. and this this will be fund additional power costs. the city's share of the improvements 2-1/2 timeless the rent the steal collect over 10 years and we consider for it to be a policy merit for the board. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you. i will end with we have built 3 learning apartment buildings in the course of time

and november of 2022, the city allowance was resunrised gwen to 2.within million to accommodate pg&e requirement to do a trance form are vol, lupurto be transfer friday pg&e to puc and then now before you today to increase the allowance a final time to 2.9 million. increased construction cost over a 2 year period with no power. we are available for questions. >> thank you. >> item 5 resolution, prove the third metropolitan to the city's lease at 35 onondaga avenue with the city landlord vol torse in medicine tenant, we know on page 26 this this amendment increases the share of the city share of the improve am cost and 2.1 million dollars to under 3 million dollars. 850 thousand dollars increase fund by a board add back and technical adjustment in the budget. and this this will be fund additional power costs. the city's share of the improvements 2-1/2 timeless the rent the steal collect over 10 years and we consider for it to be a policy merit for the board. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you. i will end with we have built 3 learning apartment buildings in the course of time

it was revealed park and rec worked out so pg and e picks up 15% of the toxin this is are polluing our area. our neighbors are upset and have 2500 signatures on 2 petitions within the left pew weeks. not just from people in the community or our community it is people around the city. people all overnight city and all overnight world come to that accomplice to watch america's cup. that's why they chose to be here. sailing race. float week. fourth of july celebrations. they picnic and bike and walk dogs. had we want you to do kelly in an article said the boat harbor is i done deal. that's not okay. we want you to reevaluate the environmental impact report this was last done in full in 2007. needs to be reevaluated and electric at the toxins tell affect the bay your and that area affects the face of the water front for sudden front. testimony is iconic and this has been going on so long you need to look at details. >> thank you. >> why thank you. hank, laura and erin. i'm may and i want to spoke to regard to the marina plan. i have gray hair and i am a senior. my husband is a senior we ad