and here's some of the options that we are siam am ~ siam sigh mull thaictionviously pursuing. we talked about the fact we'll issue debt in order to fund some of those long-lived capital improvements. we're looking at reducing costs. we talked about negotiating with pg&e to the extent we can on some of those operational costs. we're looking at whether there are costs we are incurring today that we could be more efficient and reduce. we're looking at ways to increase rates and we're looking at ways to find new revenue sources, new customers, new customer that fall into that category where they pay us more than it costs us to provide them with service. so, the retail enterprise, commercial type customer. we're also looking at whether there are funding sources for some of the services we provide. we're currently funding, fully funding the service -- street light services that the city enjoys. that's a responsibility we took over when the general fund was having a hard time some years back. and we're looking at whether that's -- we could return to the old way of doing it. >> could

. >> siam sorry, you guys. any questions? ~ >> any questions? i think you came before one other time. >> yeah, and i gave a hispanic lady -- there was not -- there had never been a hispanic woman on the mental health board before and i gave her an opportunity. and this is the -- she left. i'm back again applying for the same [speaker not understood]. >> right. was it your children that went through the system? >> excuse me? >> you mentioned last time -- public education system? >> no. >> special education system here in san francisco? >> family members that might have gone through the system for mental health. >> yes, i had a family member here in san francisco now. >> they may have received mental health -- >> mental health services, yes, in the mental health services here. >> um-hm. >> through the mental health, and the mental health board, the cbs community mental health board and nami, a lot of different services that are available here in san francisco. >> okay. any other questions? supervisor tang? >> there we go. i'm sorry, this question

>> an airplane doesn't make a u-turn in the gulf of siam and go south unless someone's causing it to do that. something happened on that airplane that caused it to do that. that would be my professional opinion, airplanes just don't do that on their own. >> if there was any indication of mechanical failure, they would have given a warning out to someone. they were silenced in that journ journey. this wasn't just mechanical fill our, there was a human component as well. >> thank you. >>> one more question about this airplane tonight. it involves worries about hackers we're talking with a boeing expert just ahead. wait until you hear about this. >>> brit hume is next on the video president obama did with one of the stars of hangover. >> do you go to any websites that are dot comes or dot nets or do you just stick some time? the next time you nt a dvd, don't bother rewinding it. the way i see it, it's t next guy's problem. oh, larry. she thinks i'm crazy. mm-hmm. but would a crazy person save 15% on car insurance in just minutes? [ chuckles ] [ malennouncer ] 15 minutes for a quote is c

the pentagon says the siame.n emergency meeting is scheduled for today. >>> for more on what happens now, we want to bring in the chair of the house intelligence committee mike rogers. welcome back. >> thanks. >> what is the latest intel, what is happening on the ground in crimea and from your sources, how far does putin intend to go? >> i think he certainly steb established the crimea is something he does not want to lose his influence over and is willing to commit military troop himself. we know he has special shock type troops specially trained and we believe that there are some regular units now on the ground in crimea. >> what is your sense, does putin intend to take back crimea, does he intend to go further into eastern and southern ukraine which is also very heavily oriented towards the russians, or is he just using this territory now as leverage over whatever the final deal is in ukraine? >> i think this is the most important territory to putin himself. and there is an old expression that russia without t