system consists of three primary reservoirs, the upper and lower crystal springs reservoir, the san andreas reservoir. there is a major pump station -- thank you. pump station, pipe line, and various other facilities. this map out lines the system. san bruno is over here. the full extent of the math is about 10 miles. the shaded green area is the watershed we are managing. the project consists of three major components. one is the replacement of the existing pumping station. the second one is various improvements in seismic and various facilities. a third component is a substation from pg&e. this is the status of the environmental review. we have released the eir back in november, and we closed the bid. eir was considered by the planning commission and certified. sfpuc adopted it on may 11. budget and funding. the total project cost estimate is $192 million. certain cost is estimated at $147 million. we are in agreement with the budget analyst recommendations. for corporations. major milestones of the project. we total lies the construction bid last june. we expect it due on august 12. we e

item 17 is a resolution adopting findings under the california public utilities commission, the san andreas transmission upgrade project. president chiu: colleagues, a discussion? this item is adopted. i in 18. madam clerk: this is a resolution approving an amendment to the contract between the treasure and the department authority and another. president chiu: this item is adopted. i 19. madam clerk: i 19 is a resolution authorizing and directing the port executive director. presenident chiu: this is adopted. madam clerk: item 20 is an ordinance, and 21 is an ordinance, and item 22 is an ordinance during that -- dedicating a portion of the state trust parcel five. president chiu: these items are passed on the first reading. item 23. madam clerk: this is an agreement with the san francisco museum of modern art and its affiliate for the proposed future conveyance by the city and county of san francisco for real property located on howard street in exchange for the conveyance of real property located at 935 folsom st.. president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier? supervisor alioto-pier: i want to t

over here if the san andreas goes off, it will shake twice a po what the marina shook and twice as long. think of the the marina and that's the best case for your neighborhood. >> okay. come on over and have a seat an we'll talk about buildings, you house and what kind of problems you might have and what you can do to help solve your problems at home. i have on our screen some typical san francisco buildings most of the buildings in san francisco are wood frame, over 90 percent. typically they're light weight and relatively strong, generall strong. in most cases, wood buildings are strong because they have lo of interior partitions as well. >> there's a lot of flexibility when i'm pushing you, the building the flexible, he's moving around. >> right. >> so this type of building is great as long as there isn't critical flaws. >> which is the good thing to see what is a g. >> gravity. you weigh 100 percent of gravity. >> that's me. >> if lawrence weighs 100 pounds, one gravity down means he weighs 100 down. an earthquake is creating horizonal acceleration this way at the ep pi center, the

. >> the system here is much more linear and much of the energy is focused on the san andreas and itrd to get that circular pattern. >> the new tools allows scientists to collect more information than ever how faults are working together as networks and michael says more information is not necessarily meaning better quake forecasting. >> we are learning the process is complicated we're becoming less certain about making forecasts. >> it is best to be prepared. in menlo park, sharon chen, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >>> during that story, lawrence and i were talking about bow nuts doughnuts and how much we love them. >> and i don't know if you get used to the earthquakes or not, but ut just kind of learn to live with them. >> i'm not looking forward to a big one. >> we haven't had a big shake ner a while. >> i know. >> and knock on wood. it needs to be knocked on. i will keep that in my back pocket and make sure i get to that later. >>> still ahead, a little piece of hollywood is coming to the bay area next week, and we will tell you how you can be an extra in a movie about the oakland a's

>> andrea minneti, thank you for your report. >>> a san jose man is under arrest accused of impersonating a peace officer. the 27-year-old was arrested early monday morning in san luis obispo county after an officer noticed him sitting in what looked like an unmarked police car. the car was complete with a dashboard camera, a siren, radios, even a prisoner cage screen. there was also loaded pistol, handcuffs and several badges in the car. police say mark polini appears to be unemployed. >>> oakland's top cop says he needs help from uncle sam. chief anthony batts said he may ask the u.s. department of justice to help with ongoing investigations. this to make up for a staffing shortage following 80 officer layoffs and also said oakland police are now going to focus on three things: gangs, guns and drugs. >> we are not here trying to punish the community or threaten the community. that's not it at all. we're following their directions at trying to find better ways to allow the community to report and so we can be more efficient. >> batts says to be more efficient, injured officers will work