now the models get quickly into the close. a deep breath, a couple of last- minute adjustments, and they get ready to step out onto the runway. time for us to part. one of us stays backstage. >> the other goes out to watch. it is jam packed. there are 700 invited guests -- celebrities, fashion journalists, fashion buyers. here we go. the models look so elfin in these clothes. still, i find myself wondering -- do they have that in my size? backstage, the designer is enjoying his big moment. behind him, it is still a hectic rush to get models into their outfits. sometimes they only have seconds to change. ♪ after just a quarter of an hour, it is all over. then the designer himself steps briefly into the limelight. all that preparation for such a short show. you can sense the relief of tension. he says it has gone well despite a little bit of stress. he gets congratulations from friends and compliments from fashion critics, and now it is time for the big backstage party, right? well, no. instead of champagne and celebrities, the

financial conditions in the model. >> i do read the resoluti

the draft financial model that we preached was submitted a few months ago to the commission the power comprise is a baseline a proved concept at the mathematical willful which we are going to make more complex over the next few months the first model consistses of photowind and a regional wind farm and as provide by the two house four ordinance and the final will demand response and solar thermal and power storage to give greater depth to the model but we are confidant that the surpluses which we will tell you about shortly will improve very likely in that final model. >>> on that point. at what point are you making sure is there a model that you are going to weren't to us regarding the financial exposure to the rate pairs? payers. >> the he exposure to rate payers, i'm not sure exactly what you mean. >>> you want to epitomize the exposure to rate payers where is the exposure. >> well that exactly -- if you want to tackle this, i'm not sure how to answer that. >>> that mic is not working iggs. >> the final risk parameters with wholesale power flakbations projected with the cost of pow

the third model is clearly the public crown. he made a decision to move some of your data to a public cloud -- e-mail. if you talk about the decision process which led to selecting each of them, your concerns, your challenges, and the economics behind each of those models, i think it would be very beneficial. >> a cake, well, our decision to leverage services and move to echolocation a facility in the city was pretty simple. that was pretty much a cost decision as well. the decision to build a brand new data center from the ground up versus leverage the services of a pre-fabricated co-location center, that is already outfitted with all the heating and air-conditioning and cooling facility that we need -- power, electricity. after weighing the costs of such, it was an easy choice and the most cost-effective choice to seek out the services of a co location site for the city and county primary data center. our former datacenter -- we look at ways to properly renovate and upgrade the facility there. from a cost perspective, it was n

the latest model is the best we have seen. is it utopian? no. but it is better than what came before and it is much better than what colombia and peru are able to do now with massive u.s. support. this gets back to what the u.s. position should be and what it is. if you read between the lines, the u.s. pronounces something about the olympians -- bolivians messing up and it is mass of praise. it could not be otherwise. it is important for bolivia. >> do you agree with that? >> the colombia experience is totally different from bolivia. you have different geographic positions. you have different strategic positions. colombia is not perfect. the progress being made in colombia has been dramatic, maybe not in terms of the reduction of acreage. >> thank you. we appreciate that. thank you for watching. thank you for watching.

we need to get back to the other model and make it work. thanks. >> thank you. any other member of the public would like to comment please come forward. >> david mc cord. i am the chair of the energy committee and san francisco has a great opportunity here now to develop really first class community choice aggregation system and right now there are two models presented. one by puc staff. they have been working diligently on that and also they -- the plan, the model being

financial conditions in the model. >> i do read the resolution that is important to us can i have your input on that? mr. costa? . >> commissioners as a member of the public i have been participating in these deliberations since the year 2,002. who i see here is that from the finds of the public when we listen to the deliberation at n afc o and what took place over there you have a very very far cry what has transpired today. it's a very refar cry. too many variables have been imbruesed now, not very long ago. your staff went before the trans bay the joint trans bay and presented something over there insisting that or projecting that they could supply hetch hetchy power. . and that is not very easy. as you know your chief financial officer has said you can predict. the time of energy or the quantity of energy we are going to get from hetch hetchy whether it's a reliable amount to be supplied. if you deal with something like a trans -- they have more money and they can afford to pay more but, the question is are you all able to supply? now your staff, they gained again i plea with

we need to get back to the other model and make it work. thanks. >> thank you. any other member of the public would like to comment please come forward. >> david mc cord. i am the chair of the energy committee and san francisco has a great opportunity here now to develop really first class community choice aggregation system and right now there are two models presented. one by puc staff. they have been working diligently on that and also they -- the plan, the model being presented, developed and explained by the commission's consultant of local power. we think that local power is much better. it has the robust build out behind the meter, and lower premiums, price premiums especially in the first year. that will help people to stay opted in and not opt out, and as mr. brooks said lots of jobs for san francisco residents, so i would like the commission to send a strong message that for puc staff to work with the local power to develop the best cca that is possible. thank you. >> thank you very much. and next speaker please. >> good afternoon folks. alwine from the

the model talk about some dances called hybrid club. we already have this setup, and we have a hybrid club were some of it is run by somebody else, and that is there clearly were the enterprise is aiming for next. in general, the enterprise has to adopt the cloud. the moment you want to access an application running outside your parameter, it is not clear what the users identity is. enterprise is exploding both at the front and the back. i mean we all want to sit in starbucks and work, so the enterprise network is no longer there. we're all accessing stuff over the public internet. and then at the back, the enterprises adopting these clouds services, whether it be private computing for the challenge is at the back, the enterprise has a vested interest based on identity. so i, sitting in starbucks, want to go to -- was just a salesforce that, -- let's just say salesforce.com. whose identity am i doing that under? the whole problem is that security is tighter i'd be. the moment you step out of the enterprise boundary, the identity is up fo

the forecast. >> computers models are less bullish on the rain. so we could have more time outside this weekend where it will be dry. hard to believe we have rain when we see the beautiful sky from emeryville but i will tell you what to expect. >> the daring deer rescue and what crews had to do to reach that poor scared animal stuck on the ice. he was terrified. why this is a huge significance for weddings in china >> oakland, sunty veil -- sunnyvale and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> step on it for your flu shot, california will see a surge in flu cases in january. the result of holiday travelers coming back to california with a virus that heard is spreading fast elsewhere. also, kids going back did school, and abc medical medical doctor says california cannot escape the earliest flu outbreak if a decade. >> it could be a newer strain that people in the community have not sign, it could be that not enough people are vaccinated but the most interesting theory is humidity. some scientists are finding that the lower the humidity, the earlier

the data. now they have a blueprint to make a scale model. this is the. simply put, this device turns the computer image into something you can hold. it does this by a very precise manner. the part with the laser hardens. a tiny layer is formed, only 1.1 millimeters krik. layer upon layer were. the master molgd is complete. it's an exact replica of the patient's heart. the final stage is to pour liquid urethane into a month-old. the rubbery model has the look and feel of a real heart. that includesment. the surgeon can even examine the valves for abnormalities. this molgd was replicated from an infant. there is there is the hole ear, and when i did the surgery, that's exactly what i saw. using the model, the surnl. and, crucially, the surgeon was able to perform a simulated. fukushima's ideas are sparking reaction, both here and in overseas. sdplz fascinating there. many people in eastern australia have been pelted by. >> reporter: you're right, catherine, east and west australia has been playing with a system that was once tropical storm oswald. rain has

the rubbery model has the look and feel of a real heart. that includes the muscle tissue and internal chambers. the surgeon can even examine the valves for abnormalities. this model was replicated from the doctor's team operated on the baby last year. >> translator: there's a whole here. and when i did the surgery, that's exactly what i saw. it's perfectly reproduced. >> reporter: the infant was born with multiple holes in its heart. using the model, the surgical team could see and feel exactly where the holes were located. and crucially the operating surgeon was able to perform a simulated operation before going into the operating room. the doctor's ideas are attracting attention, both in japan and overseas. he hopes children around the world will soon benefit from this innovative technique. >> that's quite amazing. >>> dry weather here in tokyo but all of japan is not sharing that fair weather. meteorologist robert speta is here with more. robert? >> well, yes, gene, out there towards the west here across portions of western onshu and hok

the forecast. >> computers models are less bullish on the rain.o we could have more time outside this weekend where it will be dry. hard to believe we have rain when we see the beautiful sky from emeryville but i will tell you what to expect. >> the daring deer rescue and what crews had to do to reach that poor scared animal stuck on the ice. he was terrified. why this is a huge significance >> oakland, sunty veil -- sunnyvale and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> step on it for your flu shot, california will see a surge in flu cases in january. the result of holiday travelers coming back to california with a virus that heard is spreading fast elsewhere. also, kids going back did school, and abc medical medical doctor says california cannot escape the earliest flu outbreak if a decade. >> it could be a newer strain that people in the community have not sign, it could be that not enough people are vaccinated but the most interesting theory is humidity. some scientists are finding that the lower the humidity, the earlier flu season starts. >> t

that is part of the liberal model of the family itself. well, with conservatives the idea is a family that needs not economic protection, but more protection. that speaks to a very different role for the government. the government's job is not to help support economically, but to prevent them from experiencing were coming into contact with an immoral society. take the example of reproductive rights as an example. for many conservatives, this is simply an immoral process or act in government jobs should be to prevent it. and that is a legitimate role for government as conservatives view it. it is very important to the story. if you think about the liberal politicians, the notable politicians of that era, someone like fdr, john f. kennedy, lyndon johnson, these were political figures who believed in what we would now call the male breadwinner families. that was still part of the liberal idea. that was challenged in the 60s particularly by feminism and the gay and lesbian rights movement. the model of the family is heterosexual. they said it

the cheapest model will cost $899 that's higher than apple's top of the line i pad.analysts are estimates that apple will sell 2.5 million of them this year. >>> work has begun on the bay area's biggest bumper repair. i'm tom vacar, that story still ahead. >>> he started whole foods and just wrote a book, tonight the day after the inaugural i talk with john mckey about america's big problem. >>> the time consuming work to repair a damaged fender on the bay bridge started today and we have a close up look at the project. an empty oil tanker hit the side of the bridge a month ago. tom vacar has the latest on the work. >> reporter: a large crane barge will work as the on-site headquarters on the fender system. >> the first thing is to start removing the damaged section of the barge system. >> reporter: the estimated repair cost will be the same as the cosco busan. this time as last time the ship's owners are responsible. >> the estimate is 3 million we hope to come under that. we'll know more as the work gets underway. >> reporter: repairs will take time. >> the contrac

reports of thes european model, predicting a sharp left turn. the u.s. and european models a bench and the converged but the europeans got it right first, giving a little more time -- european models eventually converge but the europeans got it right first, giving a little more time. newly available information, how is accessed, will become ever more vital as the force that shapes and changes our world. dick in and innovation will be a driver for changes data innovation will beg a driver for changes. there is a rapidly growing network of networks. on which our daily lives stand, including power, water, retail, and social networks. together, these comprise our high-performance computing center. all driven by the interplay of data systems, high-performance computing and analytics. i predict that big data and network sites are going to merge, marrying the internet of data with the internet of things in new ways. this will be world changing. just as in the 1800's there was a shift. so too now are we in the midst of a shift in the day that at the commodity. an

the third piece, dynamic traffic assignment model has been completed and now in use. i know that this is... stuff, this is the first model of its kind in use by a public agency in the nation right now and it is extraordinary in a number of ways and particularly because it allows at the same time in the same tool the treatment of very, very small designed features, such as build out on the sidewalks and how it effects the vehicles on the streets and the over all movements of traffic transit pedestrians and so on in the large network like san francisco. and i would like to take a moment to congratulations elizabeth sol,, the deputy for technology service and staff for the major accomplishment which is possible through a grant from the federal, from the federal administration and also, would like to point out that the model is already getting a lot of interest nationally because of its application in an over run area. and some of that will be on display in mid january when some of our staff participate in the national transportation research board meeting in washington, d

. >> this shouldn't be the model for how we do things around here. but i appreciate the vice president's willingness to get this done for the country. >>> clinton blood clot. secretary of state hillary clinton is being treated for a clot in the vein between the brain and the skull. >>> and the world rings in the new year. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. happy new year to you. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. while revelers ring in the new year the senate is also celebrating. just a few hours ago it overwhelmingly passed a bill to avert the fiscal cliff. now president obama is calling on the house to pass the bill without delay. the bill stops most of the tax hikes and spending cuts that were to kick in at midnight. sarah mergener is here with more. >> reporter: a deal now is on the books to avert some of the impact of the fiscal cliff which technically we have gone over. now it is up to the house. in the early morning hours of new year's day, the senate began voting on a bill to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. >> the b

the model you speak of is the restorative justice model. the alternatives to incarceration with emphasis with juveniles is the law of the land in san francisco. when this study was done i wasn't in the police department. i was in homeland security. i can tell you the current trend and 2,000 juveniles arrested and for this year -- maybe my chart doesn't go back enough. we were under 2,000 physical arrests of juveniles and in favors of alternatives to incarceration. this is the model we used. i was at bay view and this is exactly what we did and achieved reduction in homicides and the emphasis wasn't on narcotics and incarceration and as thorough the study is there is someone wiser that says bad data gives you bad information. in that time we adding mit our data is mad. our data is much bmplt i invite you to do a survey work with the youth guidance center and the probation department to come up with a new survey to suggest how far we have come rather than suggest that you did very well and passionately that we're in the middle of a current tre

rainfall accumulations by the model. this doesn't mean this is what's going to happen but you get the idea that it's not a rain producerment that's .18. a light weather system, a light rain accumulation. but when it falls in the afternoon it could have an impact on the late afternoon commute. maybe a little on the thursday morning commute as well. here's where we are right now. the computer model 4:00 a.m. tomorrow you get a look at this. light scattered showers. around 8:00 it's more pronounced. that looks like the main event, between 7:00 and 11:00. you see the cloud cover on thursday. then you see friday it starts to clear out a little bit. but as we head into the weekend you saw the next system out over my shoulder so there's another one working its way in. like i say things are starting to move a little bit now. the forecast highs tomorrow despite the clouds despite the sprinkles they are still in the 60s and low 50s. you see the weekend there, that's going to change. now you come back at 10:00 and you see the latest

how good was the model? a magazine reported a story about man from minneapolis who walked into a target store and demanded to see the manager. the man was irate because his high school daughter was being bombarded with pregnancy related coupons from target. quote, she is still in high school and you're sending her coupons for baby clothes and crib? are you trying to encourage thor get pregnant? the store manager apologized profusely. even called the father self days later to apologize again. only this time the man was less irate. it was his turn to apologetic. he said, it turns out there's been in activities in my house i haven't been completely aware of. the father said. she is due in august. the target statistickic. >> s figure out his daughter was pregnant before he did. this is not even the creepiest part. that is their business and also not their business. it can feel more than a little intrusive. for that reason, some companies now mask how much they know about you. for example, if you are pregnant woma

the models don't just depend on data from the internet. they come from satellites, buoys, weather stations, airliners, even commercial airliners, the issue becomes how do you bring all of that together in powerful ways that get improved predictive capability as well as perhaps having smart networks where what happens in one part of the network doesn't come in to a central point but can inform what happens to other things in that network and the final piece which i think is very powerful in terms of planning because you talk about how to build cities better but if you have -- with a population of new york? 8.3 million people already living here there is another kind of internet of things that can play into these and that has to do with infrastructure modeling and monitoring and that becomes its own internet of things and when you marry that which can tell you something about how the infrastructure is holding up and performing, even holding up and performing in normal circumstances but especially when you have on board events, that can play

the coordination site. so we are lucky to have this working model. they have great lessons for us. then we have to move on to an exercise that encompasses us. the lesson that i will say is that we are now in an environment where all of the the low hanging fruit is gone, just to be cannon. just to be candid. well, i completely appreciate those thoughts. we have to look at ideas that are scored a goal. at this point come once again i can only speak for my office and my boss and we are much more deeply engaged on the side because we do believe that at the end of the day, if you really want to put an actual consisting downward pressure on health care costs, the way to do it is by reforming your entitlement system. health care delivery reform is part of it. it is a two-part solution. it's not that we can just focus on one but look at the other because it's more tough to do at a later date. i think the time has come to swallow the tough medicine and start being aggressive together. from the other side of the aisle and the other side of the capitol, this has been a really interesting panel

one of those is chuck devore author of the texas model saying that texas governs better. tt welch also moved from california by your magazine is still based their? why is reason magazine in the horrible state? >> that is where we have spent since 1971 and it gets us outside of the beltway thinking but it is a challenge to be there. and you are right it is a new thing in california will space retract immigrants. john: but the movie industry and stuff is happening. >> california has silicon valley, hollywood, a biotech but you cannot live off that narrow band of industry forever. because of high taxes, regulation, and healthy lawsuits, government spending people are leaving. john: great davis in the '90s said we have all of this cash from the.com boom. >> he spent that cash on public sector pension promises and general spending to everybody even austerity spending has gone up. john: beyond population growth. global warning -- warming measure. >> high-speed rail that nobody wants. john: even "the terminator" the republican and i thought here is a politician quoting milton fri

the computer model sets up like this. tonight, tomorrow morning, there's friday -- thursday afternoon, there's friday morning and friday afternoon. you get the picture. kind of nuisance shower as best as this stuff moves through the area. low 60's. kind of a warm weather system. that's why we're seeing numbers in the low 60's. even despite the cloud cover. tomorrow it starts off, maybe a little bit of fog. ends up with partly cloudy, mostly sunny conditions. kind of more of the same. we'll see you tonight no question about your allegiance when it comes to the superbowl. but nancy pelosi walking a fine line. she is a baltimore native but represented the city of san francisco. her late father built memorial stadium. but to clear any confusion. she said today she would be rooting for san francisco. she said, i'm quoting for the 49ers, i'm not rooting against baltimore. thank you so muc trusting our news today. we will take you live to the star studded opening night on the 10:00 news. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775

one of those is chuck devore author of the texas model saying that xas governs better. tt welch also moved from california by your magazine is still based their? why is reason magazine in the horrible state? >> that is where we have spent since 1971 and it gets us outside of the beltway thinking but it is a challenge to be there. and you are right it is a new thing in california will space retract immigrants. john: but the movie industry and stuff is happening. >> california has silicon valley, hollywood, a biote but you cannot live off that narrow band of industry forever. because of high taxes, regulation, and healthy lawsuits, government spending people are leaving. john: great davis in the '90s said we have all of this cash from the.com boom. >> he spent that cash on public sector pension promises and general spending to everybody even austerity spending has gone up. john: beyond population growth. global warning -- warming measure. >> high-speed rail that nobody wants. john: even "the terminator" the republican and i thought here is a politician quoting milton fried

to dealing with individuals in crisis and we looked at other agency and looked at memphis who had the model and in place for some time and partially adopted that model. today as i indicated on top of the 983 members that were trained over the last ten years, we have trained since the last year, 118 of our own and some of other agencies. the work is significant, and we have over a dozen entities both public and private involved in each one of the trainings. and so therefore, the coordination of the efforts has to be done in line with their ability of each one of those organizations to provide the in-kind service and not to over tax and as a result, we are doing that once a quarter, i think that it is incredibly reasonable to do that. 160 officers will be trained in the patrol force. and we are moving on. the discussions are supporters and moving the cit forward and i leave with you with this. this is not about in and off itself, mental health, this is about all officers engaging with people in our community who are, whose ability with a threat to the public. so in each one of these where the