in the last 42 midterm elections, the party that was not in powern g seats only twice in 80 years has thatha ened, where that trend didn't happen. that may affect this year, with the economy and these issues driving voters. and not just republicans but mo ats. it's a fundamental fairness issue. >> i disagree a little bit. i thinkanctuary state is a great issue for republicans in other states to run on,n some districts it's a good issue, it divides people. but if you go out and talk to doters in big cities, their concerns are aro housing and homelessness, quality of life issues. i think immigration of course for a subset is an issue. but if we talk the governor's race statewide, i motivate thell republican base. but john cox will run into trouble in the generallection en he's trying to get moderate voters. >> let's talk about the race between dianne feinstein and kevin de leon. most legal experts think dianne feinstein will definitely come occu out the winner. how has kevin de leo changed the tenor of this race? >> i think she's been pued to the left, although she would dispute that. s

i don't think he will aeo powern and of itself. >> you think he's a figurehead at this point and canbe pushed aside? >> i don't know. it's interesting because the townspeople in high positions in cuba especially in the cultural sector and they find him mysterious and they don't knowmy if he is performing the party function and has potentially reformist ideas and they are hoping once he drops a step up k and be his own man but that he says he's very horrible things that are very, very old-school, cuban communist stuff so he's a mystery. people pretty up there seem to be confounded by him. the only thing i pocket about him that i keep in mind is his relationship with [inaudible] because he was the eminence, i can't, the great dark lord of the cuban revolution. i am not optimistic in my virtue of that. but who knows? i think after raul if any of the castro point to rise then this will go on for a while. ... whatever he said, i think he's more of a collective guy. you might know something different than i know. >> i buy onto a lot of that. i am more hopeful than you are. i think this fam

we do spell out for each of them, an approval of bond authority for the hetchy powern. for the water enterprise and the wastewater enterprise, and each of them, a capital appropriation. and i will not go over those unless you request the information, but some general p.u.c. does have a debt coverage for issuance of the bonds. all of them fn that existing policy. in terms of power revenue bonds, there is a rate increase that would apply to covering capital and operating costs for hetchy power. ncrea rdo summarize on page 12 of the report, general increase on electricity rates, general fund departments, half a cent for kilowatt hour, half a cent increase. in terms of the increase in water rates and sewer rates, this is for capital and operating costs tover both the sewer, wastewater enterprise. for the water, on page 19 of our report we th the, there's combined water and sewer bill. residential bill is about $106, $48 is water, and 5 is alprf the bonds and the operating expenses for the water enterprise would increase those by about $4 per year in 18-19, dt additnal $5 in