and the fact that is a below market rate credit and brand new opportunity for investors to buy our bond $32 million was designated as green bond that was the first green bond issuance for the city of san francisco and we're proud and the opportunity to draw new investors we had one investor brick and rich capital sought us out an environmentally social responsible fund they bought those railroad and a chunk was bought by the investors we are trying to spread our name around to get new investors and opportunities for folks to buy our bonds with that, i'd like let you know which was a good sale i want to thank rich if you could wave and say hello he's this depth manager and a wonderful active smart team that is doing all this and g did a lot of the heavy lift. >> thank you both and the team. >> that concludes my report. >> any public comment on the 1ygsd report. >> mr. brooks. >> eric brooks pour the san francisco green party and little local grassroots on the last part of the report just want to put in a request from the public that we see a report sent in from staff that scopes out h bonds and green bonds and all the power bond capacity so we know what we are dealing with and h

is a sf clean power ford i want to express my comments for the sf clean power for the path to achieve the city's green house gas emissions and stimulate the local renewable location and jobs and thank the continued elected family and the lafco and general manager harlan kelly and assistant manager barbara hale and hope we'll continue to press forward and build on the important monument in order to insure our program is ready to launch january 16th and i'm sorry, i can't be with you for this historic occasion for sf clean power but with the adaptation san diego was working but folks like you to reverse the investment change after so many years i'm thrilled the commission will vote for the not to exceed sf clean power and it is a critical step in moving the sf clean power i think there's a typo illicit assume is it the sf clean power forward and will send a strong signal about san francisco's seriousness of the complieng climate change i know when the sea levels rise and if any daughter asked if i did something positive i'll say yes. >> with that in the record i'll open up for public comment yes. i'm so

he made the green city well before it was fashionable. but now they have -- i was in istanbul watching the busses speed by as i'm stuck in traffic in a car. so it is good and we can be visionary and do great things with it but that's something chicago -- here's the other thing because they are trying to think comprehensively they call it complete a street which is a phrase used by some other places complete streets mean they are trying to not only have the busses go faster, but open the streets for bikes, pedestrians can have them all coexist with cars and modernize the whole thing. so in the inept some downtown streets to put in the platform they are also fixing the water pipes, and since chicago has some really aging water pipes country heard about some that were hollowed out tree trunks more than 100-years-old, and because i know because they are technology in chicago using some of the old pipes now that are not being used and was using them for fiber optics. so by having the complete edition you can do everything. and so one of the oth

people at&t at and the new generations that will be at our warriors arena they'll appreciate what we do today you know earlier this year i have that privilege of announcing our city's green house gas emissions that are at 23 percent below the 1990 levels that's something to celebrate (clapping.) in fact that was such an enlightening achievement office of complaints already recognized our city agency a champion for the step forward, please leadership we're on the good track but i'll tell you with national and international leaders that struggle to address inclining we're leading the way and have exceeded our green house gas emissions goals and continue it do that while our economy is going this is a very unique goal a very in the course number we're lore our green house gas emissions while we are increasing jobs and making a strong economic compliment for the city? an incredible story i'll say we continue to provide real compliance by creating jobs and increasing affordability for our residents how do we do that really able to do well, we pull together winning teams like our giant and warriors we do that because we know that larry bear and rick along where bruce and other

the newest crop of insenttives. >> reporter: it's more brown than green and hasn't been watered for months but in san francisco, an ugly lawn could pay off. >> brown is the new green. >> reporter: the city'sering free drought-tolerant landscaping to the winner of its ugliest yard contest. >> the way you change people's behavior has to be more than just a stick. there's also the carrot. >> reporter: and it turns out there's a need for more carrots. >> i'm not getting rich. >> reporter: ann weinberg of alameda got about $100 for removing her 200-square-foot front lawn a drop in the bucket compared to the $3,200 cost of the project. but incentives from some water agencies are growing. the contra costa water district now pays homeowners $2 for every square foot of lawn they get rid of. homeowners in palo alto and morgan hill can get 3. and in pacifica, it's up to 4. that's $2,000 for an average sized lawn. at both the contra costa and menlo park water districts, they are offering free or reduced costs consultations with a landscape architect. but it's not just the water district's offering incentives. a southern california landscaping company called turf terminators is offering to do the enti

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half of the cars from coming into the city. green are being sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translator: green roofs are important to develop, because they improve our quality of life. because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitols. it's also really interesting for biodiversity and we can capture dust particles with plants and some plants even capture heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe this green-roof law, could and should have gone further. >> translator: these fine particles are absolutely no way absorbed by a few green roofs. it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that are sewn, it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known. >>> there's more real news and analysis from al jazeera, and video too on our new-look website. take a look. it's at aljazeera.com. >>> investigating the amtrak crash, the ntsb says the train was going twice the speed limit. >>> president obama sits down with gulf leaders trying to calm concerns over a nucle

also the yellow line, pittsburg bay point line is the only line getting into the city. green line is stopping at mcad thursday and blue is turning back. this is limits service through the transbay tube. the red line service is not happening. we are providing shuttle service from sfo to millbrae. we will keep you updated on twitter. >> thank you leyla. east bay residents are buzzing of the three small earthquakes that hit the area. this map shows where each earthquake hit very close to each other all in the same neighborhood in concord. that is where abc news reporter joins us in pleasant hill. any signs of damage? >> well, look at this branch behind me this branch splintered off the tree this morning at the same time all of the earthquakes everyone hitting. the people would live here have moved it out of the way which wasn't easy. it was heavy. here is what it looked like inwith the residents first came out this morning. they took a picture of the branch that landed on their cars and blocked part of the street in their pleasant hill neighborhood. the cars were not damaged. th

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half the cars from coming into the city. green roofs are sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translation: green roofs are important to develop. they improve the quality of life. in paris we don't have much green space compared to other capitals. it's interesting for biodiversity and there's an impact on pollution. some parts capture dust and heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe the green roof law could and should have gone further. >> the fine particles are no way absorbed by a few green roofs on a few commercial buildings in industrial zones. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: as with new seeds that are sown, it may be some seasons before the full results of the new law are known >>> auction house christie's sold a billion dollars worth of art in three days. this painting called "afternoon" by joan mitchell went for $5.8 million. andy warhol's 1963 silk screen on canvas was sold for $66.2 million, and selling for a whopping 179.4 million with version o of pablo picasso's painting. the price is the highest on record for a wo

and the fact that is a below market rate credit and brand new opportunity for investors to buy our bond $32 million was designated as green bond that was the first green bond issuance for the city of san francisco and we're proud and the opportunity to draw new investors we had one investor brick and rich capital sought us out an environmentally social responsible fund they bought those railroad and a chunk was bought by the investors we are trying to spread our name around to get new investors and opportunities for folks to buy our bonds with that, i'd like let you know which was a good sale

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half of the cars from coming into the city. green roofs are being sold as one fairly inexpenszive solution. >> translator: green roofs are important to develop because they improve our quality of life, because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitols. it's also really interesting for biodiversity. we can capture dust particles with plants and some plants capture heavy metals. >> translator: these particles are in no way absorbed by a few green roofs. it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that will sewn it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known. emma hayward al jazeera, in paris. >>> all right. we're waiting shortly for a press conference to take place at camp david. in that is where the u.s. president is having a presidential retreat. his press secretary is due to hold a press briefing there shortly. you can see the journalists waiting for the arrival of josh earnest. this summit is being held with the gulf cooperation council. let's speak now

green who's a second generation built the truckdaro club house. there was a hotel then. it was said this was the place to go if you were weary of the dirty citycouple of gun fights the front door has bullet holes. i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it.

so now behind us on the green here at city hall in downtown baltimore there is a small protest demonstration event call it what you will taking place. three universities have gotten together to highlight the issues of the freddie gray affair. >> the curfew has been lifted but the state of emergency is still in effect. when might that change. >> i was told by the governor, if you bring in 3,000 national guard members and loads of police you can't deploy them instantly. it takes a good 4 hours. we saw the national guard standing around with their guns down rather than up. i think according to the governor it will take a couple of days and then he'll lift the state of emergency. >> what about local businesses. are they springing back? >> well, no, i don't think they are. 200--just think about that for a moment. 200 local businesses are out of business now as a result of what happened here on monday night. that's an awful lot of mom and bop businesses. there were some corporations like cvs but most of those mom and pop businesses, they're gone. that is going to have an affect on the communities

. >> i think the more green than add to the city the better it is nice to have kind of a pasture in thewhen you take it. >> vicki : there are also plans for even more improvements, like a new terrace and program facility. but that would add money to the already multi-million dollar project. those plans are now open to the public for comment before any final decisions are made- or additional money spent. one marine has died and 21 others were injured after an air-craft crashed in hawaii. this is video of the crash site where.the osprey air-craft made a hard landing during training at the bellows air force station in oahu. according to the marine corp.the 21 surviving marines were taken to hospital for assessment and treatment nearby residents say they saw thick, black smoke rising from the area. the air force station is used primarily as a training area for marines and other military units happening now a series of earthquakes and shifting ground on slopes of kilauea.have scientists concerned about one of the world's most active volcanos. the quaking could signal a new eruption. in the p

routine basis parts of city that don't get the routine services because we're deal with more emergencies to that is one example same things with gardeners we're doing more greening in the city and landscaping we used to have landscape that was dug up for, you know for more plants or green this is great but it requires more maintenance that moves from the concrete that we would send someone once a year to a place you'll go three or four time a year; right? so as we develop more sustainable practices in our city we you know requires small labor and resources if needed we're trying to get to 0 o a level to look after what we have now. >> one last question you showed the pie chart for this year's budget and then i know you have several slides you talk about individual budget so in regards to the budget year 2015-2016 what would be the total ask this year's is $237 million. >> uh-huh. >> what would it be what

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half of cars from coming in to the city. greenre being sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translator: green roofs are important to develop because they improve our quality of life. because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitals. it's also really interesting for biodiversity. and there is a real impact on pollution. we can capture dust particles of plants and some plants everybody capture heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe this green roof law could and should have gone further. >> translator: these fine particles are in no way absorbed by a few green roofs on a few commercial buildings in industrial zones it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that are sewn it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known, emma pay ward, al jazerra, in paris. >>> for another look at all of the latest news, you can always go to our website. aljazerra.com. >>> i'll "ali velshi on target" money or justice, the millions spent, and the judges taking cash l

the cars nice and green. heading into the center city areas area only a 12 minute trip. >>> what a change. s roster is totally revamped for 2015. fans are getting their first look including quarterback tim tebow in midnight green. keep your eye here on number 11. he's wearing a red jersey because you can't hit the quarterback during these off season exercises. tebow took snaps at the birds practice at the november voe care complex. he signed with the eagles last month. he knows he still has to make the roster. >> i think you go out and you compete and you try to earn you know, whatever you can. so it's just about competing, trying to get better every day and that's the goal. i feel a lot more comfortable. i feel a lot improved. hopefully when you dedicate that much time you do get better. >> here's a look at another new eagles quarterback, sam bradford. bradford threw well yesterday during a limited practice. he had a limp and wore a knee brace. he's coming off of two seasons in a row of having a torn acl. chip kelly said bradford is on schedule for his recovery from the acl surgery. >>> a

the targets. board officials said they expect dramatic water savings.as soon as june. and are willing to add restrictions and penalties there will be major changes for green space in walnut creek. tonight. the citylan. and as kron 4's emily turner tells us, more brown. go emily >> : it's a world of green parks and lush landscaping, but for the folks of walnut creek some of that will change. tonight, city council voted to implement drought restrictions. >> : is gonna have to be some sacrifices. ballarat go wrapped >> reporter: following the state mandate of reduction-contra cost county water district and east bay municipal utility district will reduction of usage by 25%- additionally, cccwd is considering a restriction increase to 40% on outdoor watering. so, the city- a huge user of water is not exempt standupin order to meet the state mandates, the city will have to reduce its usage by about 20 million gallons a year from an estimated more than 80 million. to give you an idea what that 20 million gallons you'll have to go without looks like, here it is. that's the same amount that flooded the ucla campus last year in thirty hours- in terms of your house, a faucet would have to run continuously

awhile larry bear is a native san franciscan the next gentleman i believe the seattle roots prepared him for coming to a green city his past history as shown he's not afraid to broken down the frontiers of the 0 legacy he helped to launch the women's nba this man as tremendous creativity and innovation we fully expect him to take the same energy and apply it to the new stadium this new warriors stadium here in san francisco we expect that the warriors will bring home the green hoop award i don't know that it exists it should maybe we can make it they too along with their national championing will be the leaders in their sport industry on recycling and green initiatives with that to hear before their plans let's welcome the president and ceo of the golden state warriors mr. rick (clapping.) you know today was my first time with debbie she walked up with a to do list i know how you work we have a dream on vision (laughter) >> did that count for anything okay. okay right. >> talk about american peopleal star team i've gotten to know this group let's give a handicap to the mayor. >> we're here today to pledge our supp

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half of the cars from coming into the city. greenne fairly inexpensive solution. >> green roofs are important to the development because they improve our quality of life. because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitals. it's by diversity and there's an impact on pollution some plants even capture heavy meantime. >> some believe that this green roof floor could have should have gone further. >> these fine particles are no way absorbed by a few green roofs in commercial zones. it's completely ridiculous. >> it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known. emma hayward aljazeera, in paris. >> u.s. forces in napal have added a drone to the search for a u.s. marine helicopter. other military choppers scouring the countryside. the chopper disappeared on tuesday after delivering supplies. the people of napal are trying to get their lives and cities back together again but in kathmandu, some buildings that survived the quake are posing new threats to residents. >> even after the ea

philadelphia, should bill green enter the race we should here real soon from bill green, not one of the guys who sits on the fence long, very uncomfortable. >> that's the bill green that was city the src. >> yes remember he got knocked knocked off, but he stayed on, and he's always talk been considered running for mayor in the past. now he may think is his time. so former council member, at large, with jim kenney, the guys know each other well. >> woe have to declare himself as independent right? >> yes. >> all right. i got you. >> i know he does jump in. >> 6:36. >> long time council member w wilson goode junior failed to hold onto to the seat. >> yes, that's interesting. it was the biggest surprise of the night. i would think. >> education activists helen gym as well as derrick green. a developer both good and ed neilson at large members who lost their seat. >> a loft green involved. remember finder out the results, best way to do it log on to our website myfoxphilly.com. busy night for police. violence spanning several neighborhoods, police searching for answer. >> get this. police say they've confirmed eight people were shot in five different locations jenny joyce, at the

for smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half the cars from coming into the city. green sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> green roofs are important to develop because they improve our quality of life, because in paris, we don't have much green space compared to other european capitols. it is also interesting for diversity, and has an impact on pollution. we can capture dust particles and some even capture heavy metals. >> some believe this green roof law could and should have gone further. >> these fine particles are no way absorbed by a few green roofs in industrial zones. it is completely ridiculous. emma hayward, al jazeera, in paris. >> still to come, the latest from the corvette that's where film makers are stars are showcasing the latest projects >> on the red carpet all eyes on the women it looks like they dominate this festival, while demand attention in front of the camera, when they get beend hoo it, they aren't so celebrated. >> only five of the 33 films in this festival line-up a direct hitted by women. a thriller about a nurse trying to precure a h

the boundary of brisbane and san francisco so as has been stated today by our city experts we san franciscans treasure certain standards and if you looked at the evolution of the black and blue blue greennd black you'll see we far exceed what our city should have xufd years ago so we send less than 15 percent to the landfill that's what i look at as an environmentalist i'm also looking at the al austin man site and the landfill site and am in touch with those elements and those experts when it comes to any type of pollution and some of you know is it from my blogs whether it is what happens on hunters point what it happening all over the city where regards to the carbon footprint i've reviewed the data i'm not in into gossip just linking to both sides i see one side is dwufg really data that is factual on the other side i see a shadow of a large company maybe it is called waste management so we are not here to use your money and our power of money to throw out arrows in the air when it comes to the environment as i stated i'm the director of environmental justice advocacy for a good 20 years and been in the environmental business for 45 years and reviewing the i am peril data i see not

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half of the koors from coming into the city. greeneing sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translator: green roofs are important to develop, because they improve our quality of life. in paris we don't have much green space. it's also really interesting for biodiversity, and there's a real impact on pollution. we can capture dust particles. >> reporter: some believe this green roof law could and should have gone further. >> translator: these fine particles are absolutely no way absorbed by a few green roofs in industrial zones. it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that will sewn it may be some seasons been the full results of this new law are known. emma hayward, al jazeera, in paris. >> lovely. time now for sport. >> good to have you along. zimbabwe's cricket board is unlikely to go ahead. in the last four zimbabwe's cricket bosses say they will be reviewing the decision to travel to the country. let's go live now to our correspondent live in islamabad. and why have zimbabwe taken these steps? >> repo

we're also asking for the ability to contract up to 25 years for renewable and green house regrergs from california sources and in that context we're asking for the ware of some city requirements standard contract terms and we the ability to move forward with those under a delegation of authority from the board where we don't need to come back each time we wish to strike a contract if it exceeds 10 years or $10 million we're proposing in this legislation to annual report how we're doing how much we've procured so you understand we're exercising the authority we're requesting and we would have the budget issues around the contracts be part of our standard budgeting process we're looking for the authorities not only for the community agreeing gas station program but our existing program. >> obtain the power side. >> yes. >> and i think this is important to note we're not proposing to use those authorizations and those waivers for excuse me for generation we'll deputy on city owned property we envision those in the city process. >> so what kind of products would be utilizing in granted those authorizes what kind of program design we're proposing to have as the enerne

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half the cars from coming into the city. green sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translation: green roofs are important to develop. they improve the quality of life. in paris we don't have much green space compared to other capitals. it's interesting for bio biodiversity and there's an impact. some parts capture heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe the green roof law could and should have gone further. >> the fine particles are no way absorbed by a few green roofs on a few commercial buildings in industrial zones. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: as with new seeds that are sown. it may be some seasons before the full results of the new law are known >>> gardens won't last long in the city l they. what is happening in sport. >> there's plenty going on. good to have you along. we are hearing that a spanish court in the last half hour ruled against a player strike in the country so the la liga season should go ahead as scheduled from this week. and the dispute that threatened to derail a final sets around a tv law, seeing a

the smog sometimes forces the authorities to ban half the cars from coming into the city. green roofs are sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> green roofs are important to develop, because they improve our quality of life. in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitals. it's interesting for bio diversity and there's a real impact on pollution. we can capture dust particles and heavy metals. >> some believe this allow should and could have been further. >> these fine particles are in no way absorbed by a few green roofs on commercial buildings in industrial zones. it's completely ridiculous. >> as with any new seeds that are sewn, it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law of known. al jazeera in paris. >> we're approaching the midway point on this news hour. still to come on the program india's prime minister if my and china's forged ahead with ties. >> we've got the sport including details of a very lucky escape for one indy car driver. robin will be here with the details in around 20 minutes. just because i'm away from my

pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive importance to the people what comes in and out of san francisco bay. they can't see it where they are. they get the idea to build a giant wooden structure. the years that it was up here, it gave the name telegraph hill. it survived although the structure is long gone. come to the 1870's and the city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beg

he has until end of may to see if the grass is green inner ear city. currently six nhl teams without a head coach including the flyers who are said to be interested in talking to bob cock. we will stay tune. and we will be go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. go on kitty, kitty... >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station wpsg the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> stay tuned for the the "cbs evening news" scott pelley reports from new york. >> pelley: tornadoes are bearing down on the southern plains for a third straight night. also tonight a plane careened into a highway, killing a family headed to college graduation. for millions of americans allergy season is off to a miserable start as pollen counts explode. and steve hartman "on the road" with the perfect medicine to treat a deadly diagnosis. >> we started making it fun. >> rep

there will be additional trains during the day within the city. on the green line, the green line station will be closed. shuttle bus service will be provided. adam learned earlier this week. the metro board will meet begin. >>> right now, crews are building support for a temporary training wall. csx says it's committed to safety and respect for the neighborhood. >>> take a look at that. the sun is start to go peek out of the clouds. >> we have a look at our forecast today. amien meal ya. >> hazy hot and humid. a high temperature of 88 degrees. scattered mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. because of the heat and humidity and the chance that you're dealing with some rain today the weather having a low to mild impact on your day. it's another one of those days where not everybody is going to get rain. right now, we're at 75 degrees. we're humid and going to remain that way through sunday. most of us dry right now. a lone shower in culpepper county right now. any isolated shower activity comes to an nd by 7:00 8:00 a.m. low 70

undesignated trail shown on the orange line that links those two parklands these kinds of linkages are support by adjoin plan 3.2 and 3 enhancing that work and green ways throughout the city current site conditions as i said it is 4 hundred plus linear feet shown on the top photo and the took up and bottom of trail is an earth trail with a switch back fwn we've had conversation for sometime about what to do with the particular area and in order to get a sense from the community how to move forward we held a community meeting on december 10th of last year, it was a very lively and subcontractor active meeting a lot of people participated and we question what's the best connection that balances everyone's needs on the site so we looked at 3 alternatives no connection a trail connection with the earthen scale with the top and bottom stairway is is a dog and the steps saw i think i see a leash. >> i think i saw the glen eagle park presentation the dog gets around with you we were asked to look at the pros and cons and voted for the took up pick it was not complete consensus in the room with the steps at the top and bottom received the performance of o are preponderance of sup

water and the generation of the electricity in the water what we're about to embark as a city is part of the solution lowering our requirements for green house gas production by creating green energy i pane it is not a slogan it is real if we can get the economy and the utilities out of the way the new technology and the software to control it this will help us with our water problem that will slow global warming and in the end in the long term will get us back to healthy water situation thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ms. farmer. >> hello my name is adele i'm a long-term resident of san francisco also i'm a member of 360 sf and an affiliate of the association i have been i've been a resident of san francisco for over 40 years and i've been very excited to have the option of clean energy on my electric bill but my hair as turned gray i urge you to accelerate if at all possible the prelims of green power so for this year rather than next year the problem of climate change is - the sooner that city and counties cities in the united states convert to energy and stop burning the fossil fuel is better for the world we don't have 15 y

the list. now here's how cities across the country stacked up. take a look here. we highlighted states that had cities in the top ten in the green. ones in the bottom ten are in the red. california had four cities in the top ten. texas and tennessee each had two in the bottom ten. indianapolis indiana, came in last place. >> we put the complete list of cities in the fitness index on the nbc washington app. when you check it out, you can answer our poll about how you state fit. if you like to run or jog, text 1 to 202-601-3444 if you lift weights text 2 instead. 3 if you're a swimmer. if you hike and bike text 4 to that number on the screen. we also put this poll on twitter so you can answer these questions there as well. and we're going to tell you results later in the show. pat, how do you do it? >> i like bikes. >> i thought you did. i walk. i can't tell you how many more people i see out there every morning now walking. early, early. >> when the weather's great it's wonderful to be outside. >> it's pretty hot out there last few days. >> after the break, how you can be a part of designing washington's next memorials. >>> right n

this issue of whether this project meets the green house gas it will be below that threshold and therefore consistent it is consequent actively explains the city plans to improve the trick fleet with respect to air fleets that is in coping with the green house gas strategies the appellants letter says the governor's recent order orders the reduction of green house gas emissions to fovr percent over the 1990 levels that is an bliss goal and will effect many destroys trout throughout the state the governor is trying to push the industry in better direction but this didn't make those sgoelz in second a significant impact the project meets all current ceqa thresholds for the impact appellant challenges our health segment excuse me. they state the negative deck used the wrong analysis they used a different model in our screening they assume the fleet grows by 7 additional trucks and came up with risk impacts in their claims and analysis are not correct the model that was used in the negative deck is an established accepted model for the air districts and form of the calculations in the appellants letter appear to be in error by a large margin we ha