we have general fund customers then our wholesale with modus operandi even though and turlock are open transactions and other income. that is about one hundred and 28 million in resources. we have additional need for expertise and that's where we dip historically into our reserves to fund our overall costs. as you see our operating costs open the right our operating costs and - the wholesale purchases we make and the distribution we procure from pg&e to move our power and other high cost items. you can see how we balanced out that one hundred and 49 million and still have a fund balance at the end of the fiscal year 2014. as the general manager mentioned we've been in an era of having a balanced plan. you adapted in federal bureau february of 2012 was your - final plan is new revenues about $3 million a year it assumed higher to the general fund which resulted in higher revenues that's the two kent a year over the 4 years that the general manager talked about. we anticipate over the 10 year plan debt financing at 63 million. in order to balance that plan we noted to cut about 3 hundred

we have general fund customers then our wholesale with modus operandi even though and turlock are openransactions and other income. that is about one hundred and 28 million in resources. we have additional need for expertise and that's where we dip historically into our reserves to fund our overall costs. as you see our operating costs open the right our operating costs and - the wholesale purchases we make and the distribution we procure from pg&e to move our power and other high cost items. you can see how we balanced out that one hundred and 49 million and still have a fund balance at the end of the fiscal year

it's not just the single rate it is where it's delivered so from turlock to modesto it costs us less to get it that far then to power the city. i don't know how you get those costs. the rates certainly need to move closer to cost of service faster more than the half kent but not to the full cost next year that's unrealistic so maybe three-quarters or a kent and a half. i don't know but there small business different alternatives there. also on the street light purchase i'm not sure we need to purchase all the street light unless a geobond is going to pay for that but not sure we need to purchase ail the old pg&e. if i can conclude quickly and the capital cost clearly we need to look at the new candidate projects for possible cuts in the capital budget. those things we need to do clearly we don't have a lot discrepancy on those those were we could reduce or defer we should be able to talk about those in greater detail that's where the balancing is going to have 80 happen for hetch hetchy. the balance for the need for the project versus the risk of the increased cost of maintenance. i

we saw many churches from the central valley that were represented here, from places such as turlock,fresno, even some from southern california. we understand a much smaller group of about 100 pro-choice demonstrators were at market. this is the tenth year for the walk for life west coast. many marchers say san francisco is the best place for the rally known for its liberal politics. >> it's a tradition. i can't stop. we've got to save babies. >> how many years have you come? >> this is my ninth year. i didn't come the first year. >> we are here to teach our kids that life is important. and that abortion is -- should not be done. >> reporter: we're told the traffic continues to be a bit slow near union square. also on market street. be aware of that if you plan on driving in the city. last year, organizers estimated there were 50,000 people who attended this march. there is no official count for this year, but they expect this year's crowd to be at least that large. live in san francisco, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> police officers shot and killed a dog today while checking

in wakefield elementary school in turlock, california. berendo middle school in new mexico. at south carolina state university in orangeburg, south carolina. at widener university in pennsylvania. at purdue university in indiana. shootings are down in new york city, but the city still has seen 58 incidents in the first 23 days of 2014. philadelphia was already numbering 22 murders on the 20th of this month, more murders than days in the year. chicago has had at least 41 shooting deaths this year. detroit, at least 38 shootings. some fatal. there have been shootings in a supermarket, in a barbershop, in a movie theater. and then yesterday, the latest. a shooting at a mall in columbia, maryland, left three people dead. the 19-year-old gunman killing two employees at a skate shop before apparently shooting himself. police don't yet know the motive. 2013 is the year we took no meaningful national legislative action to curb gun violence. and it appears that 2014 is the year that we will live and die with the consequences of that inaction. that