on the cpuc, i drafted a letter for the senator and assemblyperson amiano.just have to get on the state service, and one for the commission. we have to get on the cpuc service list, which i have not been able to complete yet. we will get the bond issue resolved as soon as possible. that is where that is. chairperson campos: thank you very much. >> jason fried, lafco staff. last month, we were talking about some of the bills coming up. i wanted to run you through the process. today is the last bill and the bill can be considered for this year. so there is not really a complete listing of all the bills. most bills are produced during the course of this week, going into today. moving forward, all those bills have to sit around for 40 days. we will come back next month with a list of the few bills we think are higher priority that could affect llafco and chairperson campos: chairperson campos: supervisor avalos: -- lafco and cca. to give you an idea, it will 27 is the last day any bill is heard in committee, if it is a fiscal matter bill. most bills fall under t

we will be filing on monday, the cpuc will be taking up those items to decide on code of conduct rules. commissioner campos: the august date, is that something you have received from puc saying that is what they are expecting? >> it is based upon conversations i have had with those that are familiar with the proceedings there. commissioner campos: in terms of the code of conduct by communities, what are the kinds of issues that we are talking about in terms of the kinds of things that protocol will address? >> one of the biggest ones is functional separation. if the utilities can handle marketing aspect to their utilities to try to sway folks from participating, that it not be housed in to the same group as the utility's. we are trying to come up with recommendations on ways to mitigate the incumbent power that the utility has, both money and resources and information. as well as rules about how utilities should have on what they are able to say, that type of thing. commissioner campos: any questions? >> i think he hit on the major points i would have hit on. it is actually not a heari

this -- the selected provider was that the cpuc building at mcalester. the directors are here if you have any questions. the state to return renews annually for a not to exceed term of eight years. they will be serving infants, toddlers, and free schools. we hope to have a capacity of 66 children. if you have any questions, i will be happy to answer them. >> i had one question. i wondered if there was room for other city employees. do you have a sense of how many infants, toddlers, and preschoolers there are? >> we did do a survey of employees in we had over 100 people respond as interested in the services. they did indicate the age group. there is obviously a much higher demand for infants than other groups. it probably does not match the demand. there are indications that there are a lot of the employees very interested. according to the survey, we have more than 100% interested in the services. >> what are the hours? >> we are still kind of finalizing that. we are talking about 8:00 until 6:00. >> thank you. let's thank you. could i have a motion? wax

. >> the report part of the cpuc's investigation whether their record keeping violated the law. >> sanose putting out the welcome mat. stephanie chuang joins us with details of a new business friend i proposal. >> good morning. here in downtown san toy as has been presoybed for retail use. companies wanting to use empty space as office space. this happens attine team is 2 to 25 period to set the rules. this is on the agenda but those will likely come in as early as a wek. since 2000 t city wanted to build an active environment and enkurnled ellegal buildings, that type of use. with such a high sick rate the city as to get out of its own way. >> its how we can make it easier to hire. we have a long way to go. this is an important step in the city. >> reporter: tonight targeting how the city deals with businesses trying to apply for a permit to sell liquor. council members add knit process has cost of time and a lot of money. this building used to abgrocery store. they have been trying to get a fresh and easy but it's there an extremely long time. live in downtown san jose, stephanie tro

the cpuc wants an independent analysis of the proposals as part of this factor to make -- to factor iner into the rate-making process. no word on who would hire the consultants or how long the analysis would take. >>> still ahead at 6:00, they knew it before it even happened. who was able to detect the earthquakes that a lot of us felt yesterday? >>> and facebook has a new friend. israel's president makes his first status update at the menlo park headquarters of facebook. >>> and hitting a snag. the latest roadblock in the effort to recall oakland's mayor, gene kwan. >>> and it's decision time in many states. super tuesday. what does it mean for mitt romney? a live report from the battleground state of ohio coming up. black friday. >>> not as grand or super as in years past but critical. 1 states are holding primaries and caucuses on this super tuesday. right now, nbc news is calling six races, declaring mitt romney the winner in virginia, vermont, and massachusetts, where he once was the state's governor. and newt gingrich is the winner in his home state of georgia. no decision in the

is the cpuc is making a final decision on what the performance bond would be, and it is really an august timeframe. it is related to bonds for direct access. those are going through the process first. regarding the implementation of state legislation that we had, it is moving forward with proceedings of having their be enhanced code of conduct for how the utility's interact. we are very active in that proceeding. proceeding. we have been working with other