interested in the potential water pretty much that's the south san joaquin and other districts and the turlock district and merced we received a response from modesto that said they're not in a position to sell water we'll get a similar responses from merced their situation is a dire with the merced he river we hope we'll get positive response from other agencies and send water to us last wednesday the recycle water draft eir that is on president's table that project is underdevelopment for sometime and in the package of recycled water but the golden gate park and take the wells and convert them one the things we're evaluating is driver's license a way once we get through the eir period can say we accelerate those projects to bring them online this elevation a going on lastly actions by another water agencies actually i'll be going to the santa clara board meeting their commissioner moran for severe restrictions like 3 percent restriction on use so we will be talking with them and others before the implications their situation is one where their worse off than us in terms of storage so we have

the 3 hundred and 80 megawatts we didn't talk about the transition but you'll see the oakdale and turlock and the substation serving modus operandi even though and the one owned by penguin and those transition lines it get our power down into the bay area and from that point on pg&e owned transition lines to our customers here in san francisco the one hundred and 53 megawatts our transition where we interconnection in the middle the slide and to the extreme left any questions so far another pause moment to make sure i haven't lost you that's the operation of the system we say external highlights going from then to now things have changed let's talk about some of the changes and where the effect is on us thanks there's 3 major challenges 3 major categories of challenges the 3-d regulations our own first policy and the agreement within the industry derecollection there's a number of elements following the supply transition, and other elements we've talked about so electrical service is broken down into monopolies they're in control the distribution element in the in the formula and state re

. >> item 10 approve an exception agreement with the turlock. >> it is the same any questions. >> i'll move approval. >> okay should the public my comments on this brooks. >> yeah. eir brooks san francisco our green party and clean emergency advocates it so you would it is the direction it is headed but i, of course, urge you to reserve as much of hetch hetchy power to san francisco as possible in the agreement because especially with the drought we need to be conscious of the need to provide some hetch hetchy to clean power sf if we can not only to mention other local programs like the colleges and hospital i urge you as commissioners to be as conservative with the hetch hetchy power we send to other places. >> this is activity /* tilt part of the business plan coupling. >> and the operations there is some amount of power we have an obligation to make availability and hetch hetchy power this is staying here that's part of the presentation on the business plan. >> i have a question for ms. hale arrest the m iv and ti v we've had issues in the past with the agreement have we not are tho

. >>> i grew up in turlock, california. i was raised by my dad, my stepmom. and i had a pretty good upbringing. when i was 15, i quit going to high school. and i started working for my dad full time. my dad was a very hard worker. and he rubbed off on me. >> good job. >> when i was 20 years old, my girlfriend moved in. and we had a child. everything was great. but things got messed up between us. we we went our separate ways. it crushed me. i was kind of heart broken. i saw my daughter whenever i could. at the time, i was trying to remove what had happened in my head. and i really got into lifting weights. it was pretty much the only thing i could take my aggressions out on. >> six, come on, two more, dude. two more. >> we worked out six days a week. >> one more. >> that took my mind off a lot of things. it kept my mind busy. a friends of mine from high school -- i hadn't seen this guy for a while. >> hey man. >> hey, how doing. >> good to see you. >> he was kind of big. >> you are really built. >> and i was wondering what's going on here. and so i got to tal

. >>> i grew up in turlock, california. i was raised by my dad, my stepmom. and i had a pretty good upbringing. when i was 15, i quit going to high school. and i started working for my dad full time. my dad was a very hard worker. and he rubbed off on me. >> good job. >> when i was 20 years old, my girlfriend moved in. and we had a child. everything was great. but things got messed up between us. we we went our separate ways. it crushed me. i was kind of heart broken. i saw my daughter whenever i could. at the time, i was trying to remove what had happened in my head. and i really got into lifting weights. it was pretty much the only thing i could take my aggressions out on. >> six, come on, two more, dude. two more. >> we worked out six days a week. >> one more. >> that took my mind off a lot of things. it kept my mind busy. a friends of mine from high school -- i hadn't seen this guy for a while. >> hey man. >> hey, how doing. >> good to see you. >> he was kind of big. >> you are really built. >> and i was wondering what's going on here. and so i got to tal