in the turlock $23 an acre foot around $20 range. in the bay area, water costs $2,000. there is about 1% of the cost here. the problem is they don't have revenue coming in for the infrastructure improvements they need that is an opportunity for sfpuc to help out the low hanging fruit and share in savings. i don't think you need that for a long time but i know you are concerned about lengthy drought and that is the backup plan in the worse case scenario. second thing. the tid agricultural plan with the climate change and they are projecting there is going to be a shift of runoff from the april to july time period into closer to the winter. as you know. that could benefit the sfpuc. the entitlements are 4,000 for the irrigation district after april 15th. >> thank you. your time has expired. there are no more callers in the queue. >> that closes public comment on item 4. general public comment. next item, please. >> next item is 5. communications. >> any discussions? >> yes. >> commissioner moran. >> on the advance caller i want to comment about the workshop this friday. y

his daughter drove all afternoon with her husband from the home in turlock. she lost touch with her dad as a child, only reconnecting recently. >> two years isn't enough. i kind of wish i had more time. >> reporter: she said he had been unemployed due to an injury but wasn't aware of an arab that would have caused a dispute with the landlord, though she admits there may be more she doesn't know about. >> i feel just as lost as you. >> reporter: antioch police detained a 50-year-old man at the scene for questions but have not said so far if he has been arrested. >>> cal fire is losing the biggest asset, the world's largest firefighter plane. the 747 global super tanker carries 18,000-gallons of fire retardant and was used 119 times last year just in california including fighting the glass fire, sonoma and napa counties. firms are disappointed with the decision but with ready for fire season. >> i believe the residents of the state of california can take comfort in knowing that cal fire is prepared. the folks that fight the fires we will aggressively attack eve

in the turlock $23 an acre foot around $20 range. in the bay area, water costs $2,000. there is about 1% of the cost here. the problem is they don't have revenue coming in for the infrastructure improvements they need that is an opportunity for sfpuc to help out the low hanging fruit and share in savings. i don't think you need that for a long time but i know you are concerned about lengthy drought and that is the backup plan in the worse case scenario. second thing. the tid agricultural plan with the climate change and they are projecting there is going to be a shift of runoff from the april to july time period into closer to the winter. as you know. that could benefit the sfpuc. the entitlements are 4,000 for the irrigation district after april 15th. >> thank you. your time has expired. there are no more callers in the queue. >> that closes public comment on item 4. general public comment. next item, please. >> next item is 5. communications. >> any discussions? >> yes. >> commissioner moran. >> on the advance caller i want to comment about the workshop this friday. y

cg barra of los gatos and 21 year-old kenny matthew mix of san lorenzo along with another man from turlock, 29 year-old jesse alexander rush burkhardt says these charges will hopefully discourage bad actors while we can acknowledge that the threat of these extremist groups. israel. it's hopeful that this indictment. >> sends a clear message to those in the far right who continue to have fantasies about a second civil war that their actions have consequences. >> if convicted. these 4 men face up to 20 years in prison. and $250,000 fines. for each charge. creo, on the other hand is facing both federal and local charges for murder and attempted murder reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> thank you dan. now to fresno where the police department there has fired an officer with alleged ties to the proud boys group. white nationalist group. fresno pd says rick fitzgerald, who you saw there will no longer be part of that department. this comes after he was seen on social media protesting with members of the proud boys outside the tower theater. fitzgerald spoke to one of our

. 23 of los gatos and 21 year-old e- kenny matthew mix of san lorenzo along with another man from turlock, 29 year-old jesse alexander rush burkhardt says these charges will hopefully discourage bad actors while we can acknowledge that the threat of these extremist groups. israel. it's hopeful that this indictment. >> sends a clear message to those in the far right who continue to have fantasies about a second civil war that their actions have consequences. >> well, for people that were charged today. they're facing up to 20 years in prison and $250,000 fines for each of those charges. creal on the other hand is facing both a local and federal charges for murder and attempted murder reporting live in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you, dan. >> fresno police department fired an officer with alleged ties to the proud boys, which is a white nationalist group this man that you're looking at right there, rick, rick fitzgerald navy will no longer be part of the department. this comes after he was seen on social media protesting with members of the proud boys outside of a president

turlock and modesto. that creates opportunities.ground water recharge in both turlock and modesto basins is from flood irritation. this all comes from their agricultural water management plan. they estimated that in a wet year for an average year, about 310,000-acre feet is recharged out of 800,000-acre feet applied. that's water that's going into the ground mostly from flood irrigation. the downside of that they need flood irrigate in dry years. that's not efficient. they already pumped some ground water in dry years. we know the basin can take a lot of ground water. if we want to do it in a more organized and conservation-minded way. we have to understand how and where. the vision is that the groundwater bank will be the second water bank for don pedro. the water deposited in wet years, in other words, put in recharge facilities or just recharge by winter diversion and flooding of fields. will be credited to san francisco as repayment for building infrastructure. the water deposited in above normal years, which is the other water

cg barra of los gatos and 21 year-old kenny matthew mix of san lorenzo along with another man from turlockardt says these charges will hopefully discourage bad actors while we can acknowledge that the threat of these extremist groups. israel. it's hopeful that this indictment. >> sends a clear message to those in the far right who continue to have fantasies about a second civil war that their actions have consequences reporting in san francisco. >> dan thorn kron 4 news. >> the fresno police department fired an officer with alleged ties to white nationalist group. the proud boys. rick fitzgerald was fired after he was seen on social media protesting with members of the proud boys outside of a fresno movie theater. for fitzgerald sat down exclusively with our sister station in fresno and was asked point-blank if he's a racist. >> have a racist put in my body. ask anybody i've worked with. i've 18 years in an apartment such a raging racist that nobody could find anything that substantiates that. >> well, the fresno police chief made it clear the fitzgerald did not resign that he was fired. m