mets, there was some information sent to commissioners from rick brooks and it an accompanied a very interesting charts that would provide services that we are hoping to pro i provide here in san francisco. is there anything you can access as far as data to give us a picture [!ez >> we have done with the marine services. i have to look at the numbers. the structure of that survey and the context of the questions was a little bit different, but the nature of the questions was similar, yes. >> i didn't notice any charts or questions in the is you are service that related to the job of this program. there is some debate about that. did that come across in your questions? >> we did not have questions that would impact unemployment. >> where are the objects? >> this survey was one in which we did not test a series of message that either proponents or opponents might offer. it was focused on specific price where it might vary under those different conditions. there is a whole host of things that people on the other side of issues might including those points that you are raising. >> i'm kn

rick brooks from the local grass roots organization of our city. so just would like to take this up to 30 thousand foot level and focus on let's and p g and e offering. on the state level sierra club and other organizations and i have been a statewide organizer in this process as well. we've done a pretty good job and created a double edge sword with ourselves with this whole quote unquote green offering from pg and e and it was going to be this green thing and it's kind of garbage to be hops -- honest and they are not really renewable. what the organization established with pg and e is forcing this -- them to propose something better. it cost. they are going to be able to sell that even though we might think this is a reality. even though there is some delay, why it's so critical from the standpoint of the advocates that we make sure that our rate is competitive than what pg & e is putting forward. i have one recommendation to this. i think we should rock bottom a not to exceed rate at the 11.1 cents that they show you at the bottom of their chart

. >> rick brooks for san francisco grass roots. since this came up, i know i through this idea off the cuff. this is the idea, i think we can get them to vote right away on a node -- not to exceed if we go with the low 11.14 and with also the stipulation that if any of pg & e either it's brown rate or green power rate goes above that, then the staff would have the flexibility for a floating not to exceed rate and that's where we can go with the overflow and get the not to exceed done and then we can start marketing against pg & e immediately saying we have a cost competitive green program. i would strongly recommend kicking around that idea and making a proposal to puc staff on that and vote on this and maybe push for that if people think it's a good idea so we don't have to wait anymore on the not to exceed. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item no. 7. public comment. >> we are now open for public general comment. >> i'm concerned about microwave rad

. >> brooke: we could have another child. we could give rick and bridget a little brother or little sister. >> eric: bill spencer's child. >> brooke: i can't have this child without you. it would destroy katie's marriage, and it would ruin every relationship that i have. you are the only thing that is

brooke: the room is fabulous. >> caroline: the staff did a terrific job. hey, um, you didn't happen to see rickhance, did you? >> brooke: no. >> caroline: i just kind of expected him here by now. >> donna: well, since he's in the fashion show, he'll be here. [ chuckles ] >> caroline: i'm gonna go check for him backstage. >> brooke: good luck. >> donna: raise lots of money. >> caroline: that's the idea. >> donna: sure you're gonna be able to stay away from bill? >> brooke: uh, yes. i already told you. >> donna: let's be honest. you've never really been good at denying yourself handsome, sexy

. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum -bum ♪ >> brooke: i'm so glad we could do this. >> rick-hmm. >> bridget: me too. >> eric: your mother has mastered the art of hiring a chef. >> rick: from one of your favorite restaurants. a special night, huh? >> eric: it's not often we get to spend time with this beautiful girl. >> bridget: oh, daddy. >> brooke: it's wonderful being together again as a family. >> bridget: mm. i'd say. we had some champagne, and we had dad's favorite food from dad's favorite restaurant, listening to dad's favorite music. [ chuckles ] on your beloved wedding china. >> rick: yeah, if i didn't know better, i'd say you were trying to butter up dad.

brooke: that's not true. i mean, there was a time when we were very happy together. we could have another child. we could give ricknd bridget a little brother or little sister. >> eric: bill spencer's child. >> brooke: yours and mine. and that big house full of children and grandchildren and laughter again. it would be nice. i know you miss that. so do i. >> thomas: you know, i almost wish that, uh, she didn't have to remember.

>> brooke: [ breathing heavily ] >> caroline: i'm glad we had this talk. >> rick: i'm not sure that we've had it yet. >> caroline: this was hardly the time or the place for me to get all needy. >> rick: no. honest communication is something that we're lacking. i'm not blaming you. >> caroline: you have a whole company to run, and you have that meeting with that finance guy, you said. >> rick: chapman. that's right. >> bill: hey, whatever i'm interrupting, it can wait. >> rick: [ sighs ] caroline, can you find out what your uncle wants? i'm sure it isn't me.