necessarily the strict conservatism but their pare them together and going through the preview from the state puc to do that that is a significant effort i applaud them for that and agencies are expanding things like kindergartener water to bring in addition water so we have also expand to help them extended our conservatism program and making changes for the toilet program not to give a rebate if you have 1 point of flushed toilets we're trying to target those we don't care if we'll give a rebate for the toilets that use less than .08 gladdens and taking the the turf to help consumers we'll encourage them to plant in october hopefully it starts to rain again and also implementing new programs give a ways you know that actually exceeds the state standards for showerheads and stuff i tell the public if

the topic of rate is that it said in the paper this morning there was something coming before 9 state puc to talk about narrow rates so the lower rates could be built higher this is a hold over from the year 2000 when the rates were changed tiering was changed this didn't hurt the household do you anticipate this will impact any way our rate setting. >> the program design because the focus on affordability looks at what the compete rates to the extent pencil is charging their customers for their basic service at a higher level than that had give us more room to have a competitive product some margin for local build and workplace our basic offering aced jooid. >> it makes us think right now is not cost effective for low energy consumers their rate goes up that changes how we look at the meter work and make that more cost effective all of a sudden to do the work in the low tiered customers the costco come in in a good way there are potential impacts but i agree with the overall assessments of the program. >> yesterday president breed and i co-sponsored a process to enable the puc to go forw

if the state puc approves the plan it will go into effect on june 15. >>> the san francisco city attorneyking his complaints about nuisance crimes around a popular mcdonalds restaurant right to the very top. dennis herr era says there's ongoing problems at the mcdonalds. and the owner has failed to address his concerns. herr era said today he sent a letter to easter brook warning of the potential actions. >>> also in san francisco, a 12- year-old boy was killed after police say he ran intoen oncoming traffic and was struck by a munni train. it happened alongside interstate 280 at the intersection of san jose and lake view avenues. ktvu's david stevenson tells us many people who live in the area say that's a very dangerous intersection. >> reporter: the accident was so saddening and so sickening it shocked neighbors witnesses and hardened investigators. >> it was horrific. >> reporter: 12-year-old andrew wu ran into this crosswalk at san jose. wu pivoted to get away from a car but was struck by a train. wu lives in the neighbor. his mother and father came to the scene. >> she was hysterica

reviewing all the advisor letters for any issues of areas where pg&e may not be complying with the puc decision or stateaw on the green tariff program and as i stated the protest on june 2nd so if you have any additional questions i'll be happy to answer any questions sounds great, thank you. >> mr. freed. >> jason fried i think that she stole my comments i don't have much more to update we were talking about the marketing others do you might remember several years ago many innovation was coming in lafco and we were sharing that with the city attorney's office did you see negative marketing let us and the puc know to make sure that is there the city attorney's office filed information with the c puc and got changes in the wild west days when there wasn't regulatory things penguin had to go through the program so if you see things make sure we're aware we'll really to try to nip it in the bud. >> great, thank you to wondering mr. highness are there opportunity for us to share information with the clean energy or cinco de mayo mom represented to the penguins green tariff. >> absolutely we've actually have

fidget the climate choose san francisco is a trend setter for the rest of the state and world and pleasant and i urge the puc be encourages and to move forward with all haste to enact clean power sf so our children wouldn't say. >> huge treat is upon their future we sat on our hands. >> i'd like to add at this point, i have a number of speaker cards still we're in favor of this program with we've set forward a timeline and agree so i will call the other speakers but if you're encouraging us to adopt the program we have and we're very much in favor so can i say that to my attorney over there laughter. >> yes mr. kelly. >> i want to point out the next commission meanwhile e meeting everyone thought we are that to soap not to exceed rates we'll do that at the next commission month to month i think that was people were accepting that's not the critical path it was the legislation that we working hard with the city attorney and still have to work with the board of supervisors and the bust so for us the lift the next commission meeting when we bring the noifdz prices we went through the rate fairness we've said we

i asked him if the puc was in contact with the state legislature or health officials to perhaps change that law, he said, no though if the drought continues, those talks could begin. in the meantime they are going to use recycled water out here on this site where it can be used, and that is for spraying on the ground and for soil compaction. reporting from candlestick park, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> certainly a topic up for discussion. thanks, mark. >>> another sign the bay area economy is rebounding. silicon valley companies are expecting a hiring boom about 64% of companies tell the silicon valley leadership group they plan to add staff over the next year. that translates to 16,000 jobs. 16,000 new jobs. only 2% of the companies predict they'll be cutting jobs. driving the job growth is what the companies called entrepreneurial spirit and access to skilled labor. >>> well a lot of technology is coming into our homes, but is it bringing criminals along with it? many of these devices are easily hackable and we've got the proof on camera. our business and tech reporter scott

the ocii manages the current plan to 2043 it will support the city or the puc because wisp dissolved we're working with the state and most likely will tenor or turn that over to the city in the package. >> we hire since we don't have the in house staff we have the facilities formed to fund the maintenance of the parks until 2043 is the magic year when we stop collecting the tax for the infrastructure it goes back into the general fund we want to make sure they're not a burden to invest in the area we're proud of the diversity program we have goals between the warriors 50 percent of small business enterprise into professional and construction and focuses on local businesses in san francisco bay area and the local construction to help to support san francisco residents and pay the wages we've been successful with them not just motorbike by the ocii projects as a whole when the project was formed it came with a large benefit package to create one of the reasons the plan hadn't kicked off before gave 43 acres between the city and the master developer 43 to usf the compass it was so successful they expanded out the f

the san francisco public utilities commission says state health regulations forbid the use of reclaimed water for aerial dust control. the puc says it's now working with the contractor to try to figure out some conservation solutions. >>> a new bus lane could be added to the bay bridge but it would be headed in the reverse direction. planners say it would look something like this. a movable barrier would separate an eastbound lane and turn it into a westbound lane. the reversal would only be for buses on the morning commute. >>> four to seven inches would be shaved off each lane to make room for the new contraflow lane and zipper barrier. the idea would be to run more buses into san francisco for transbay commuters. >>> it only took 10 inches of broken bart track to bring the commute to a halt for thousands last week. there may be more defective rail. bart says something was wrong with the manufacturing of the track and they suspect there's more of it that could be affected by the same problems. to make matters worse, safety tests didn't detect the weakened rail before it broke. >> we are checking all the other rail we got w

reduction in the puc retail service area for the control board adopted on may 2015 and authorize the general manager to impose more restrictions on the outdoor use for water with the state board emergency resolution. >> again steesh for water we've been discussing this drought program for the last couple of meetings with the state regulations they were adapted and approved by the administrative law that required various degrees of reductions in the reduction of delivered water by retail agencies throughout california and call for san francisco to recess by 8 percent in the low residential per capital use and others are higher rates for example, hillsborough we discuss 36 percent reductions required so i said this is being thoughtful to make sure the push is on for those using the most water in the areas that would be reduced for san francisco we're proposing a drought management program that consists of a variety first of all, calling for the retail customers reduce by temple percent they achieved it against 2013 but calling for more to make sure that people stay with the bathroom is important, and, secondly, we're calling for a 25 percent announced reduction in dedicat