we accept the report and wait to see what the city and county does on the report and the undergrounding of utilities once we get that information back, at that point to come back to the item as individual, separate pieces. >> thank you. i thought we had a presentation on the undergrounding of utilities, poles, at one of our last meetings. but we didn't really go into a summary of what was explored in fiber, is that correct? >> we did the entire report at that meeting and so i didn't bring a powerpoint with me today. but can i talk about it if you want -- i can go into a little more detail. >> how is the report being used at this point? >> well, it's my understanding supervisor tang has it and is reviewing it. on the fiber side, what i would honestly consider the next steps, is there a potential business model that the city wants to get into a full public ownership or private-public partnership and how do we use it throughout the city? they are doing that report and i would wait for that report to be done because that would have been next step i would have taken. i don't want to repeat work that they

we accept the report and wait to see what the city and county does on the report and the undergrounding of utilities once we get that information back, at that point to come back to the item as individual, separate pieces. >> thank you. i thought we had a presentation on the undergrounding of utilities, poles, at one of our last meetings. but we didn't really go into a summary of what was explored in fiber, is that correct? >> we did the entire report at that meeting and so i didn't bring a powerpoint with me today. but can i talk about it if you want -- i can go into a little more detail. >> how is the report being used at this point? >> well, it's my understanding supervisor tang has it and is reviewing it. on the fiber side, what i would honestly consider the next steps, is there a potential business model that the city wants to get into a full public ownership or private-public partnership and how do we use it throughout the city? they are doing that report and i would wait for that report to be done because that would have been next step i would have taken. i don't want to repeat work that they

we accept the report and wait to see what the city and county does on the report and the undergrounding of utilities once we get that information back, at that point to come back to the item as individual, separate pieces. >> thank you. i thought we had a presentation on the undergrounding of utilities, poles, at one of our last meetings. but we didn't really go into a summary of what was explored in fiber, is that correct? >> we did the entire report at that meeting and so i didn't bring a powerpoint with me today. but can i talk about it if you want -- i can go into a little more detail. >> how is the report being used at this point? >> well, it's my understanding supervisor tang has it and is reviewing it. on the fiber side, what i would honestly consider the next steps, is there a potential business model that the city wants to get into a full public ownership or private-public partnership and how do we use it throughout the city? they are doing that report and i would wait for that report to be done because that would have been next step i would have taken. i don't want to repeat work that they

was the mastermind and that the two did a practice run the night before by going through an underground utilitynnel connecting clinton correctional facility to the streets outside. the convicted murderers were on the run for more than three weeks. matt was shot to death last week. sweat was wounded sundby a state trooper near the canadian border. >>> the donora bridge in western pennsylvania is no more. it used to connect washington and westmoreland counties just south of pittsburgh. crews are now removing the debris. >>> fewer students mean more layoffs at a local university. drexel laid off several administrative employees after a new admissions policy brought in fewer freshmen forp upcoming fall semester. the layups said other cost saving measures are expected to save the university $18 million. >>> from our south jersey bureau a celebration of the new facility in camden. it's bringing hundreds of construction jobs. thousands of permanent jobs from the area. they're not the only ones. opec just one of a number of corporations. the philadelphia 76ers are moving across the river to build anywh

this morning they were working in the school's underground utility room when a fiery explosion sent them running for cover. little did they know this outdoor stairwell was padlocked shut. they were left with one option. shout for help. >> call 911 as quick as possible. it could be a life-or-death situation. kevin: a transformer explosion startled earl. >> i heard voices. people were screaming for help. kevin: daily who works next door sprinted to find four maintenance men behind the fenced-in stairwell. thick smoke filled the air. padlock kept them tracked. he dialed 911. >> there was a roof over the top of the fence. there was no way to get away from the fire and the smoke that was coming. one of the guys back there had burps all over his face. kevin: firefighters had to use thermo cameras to rescue one worker from the basement utility room described to us as a dark smoky maze. paramedics took three of the men to locate hospitals each with critical or serious injuries. a local photographer snapped this photo of one of the men receiving oxygen encinitas after the rescue. >> it doesn't ma

leave that and the other thing to keep in mind we may eventually come back and talk about undergrounding of utilities and when the city or bla report comes back on fiber network, those items could come back, but i wouldn't consider them current right now, but things to think about moving forward. with that, i will yield back to the commission. >> commissioner crews. >> thank you. i really like the idea of having an intern work on the report for how commission seats get appointed. i think that is something that we should set on the agenda to discuss as a new study, especially if we will have help for staff, and that we do so with the thought that cca will be your priority until and probably immediately after launch. but as along as we're looking at things with the priority-rating and timing-rating, where we're taking into consideration what the commission's priorities are? i think that is shing something that we should move forward with. i would certainly agree that municipal banking is something that we should look at. i would like to work with supervisor avalos and his office, and see just in terms

have called out attached to street lights no medal street lights that is not an underground district an overhead utility district with only those poles and are, in fact, the least intrusive installations on a utility pole when we're working on street light pole we can do more awe authentically please carry on conversations out in the hallway. but only on a utility pole only this i'll show you oh, great, thank you as you can see those are the photo semesters are done by a technician who is looking at the engineering drawings and they are 20 to scale they reflect exactly what is in the engineering drawings the somersaults use to do the installation in the field as you can see the views are hardly all the evidence and certainly no to the standard this board needs to look at it the significant depredation and here i'll let the council. >> your time is up. >> questions. >> for her. >> thank you. >> so when you are looking at when i say there's no significance to the view is it the view from the ground or the folks home and both from their house their right now looking at a pole they're looking at a light pol

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big utilities use the latest technology to check for leaks including special acoustic devices to hear leaks deep underground but there are a whole host of issues that can cause problemsism -- problems. >> age is certainly a big consideration. nothing lasts forever. tree roots are also something that can cause water main breaks. seismic tiffin. -- activity. >> water utilities say their best source of information about water leaks often comes from customers who notice water in unusual places and quickly call to report it. reporting in san jose mark sayre kpix 5. >>> we are closing in on what might be a very ugly weekend for traffic with the scheduled closure of doyle drive. that of course the main approach to and from the golden gate bridge. the road highlighted in red will be shut down this weekend. but before the closure and the chaos, we have a little preview of what will become your new fruit. >> the first time they studied the replacement of doyle drive was in 1955. people have been planning this for many, many years. now finally people are going to be able to drive on the roadway. >> reporter: after yea

underground right now, down 4.3%. most blame goes to anything ready expectation is more than 60% decline but don't leave out consumer staples in utilitiesnd will expect to see declines a few extracts energy from the equations earnings will probably be up 3.5%. maria: for the second quarter, you will see the decline in earnings the first time since 2009. >> first time since the third quarter of 2009 you can't make a comparison, the fourth quarter of 2009, with a quarter of 2008 was the first time in history the s&p lost money, so my math teacher took away my c minus/bi negative number. >> of people expecting that negative number? >> they're expecting a low number, expectations are very low. if we have first quarter numbers everybody thought we would report negative and they came in positive. i think we can get some surprises but what i would like to hear you talk about are the banks. a surprise in the first quarter, financials opposed to another positive number and in my experience if you are getting good numbers out of the bank that is not bad for the stock market and stocks are way up. >> lot of people are anticipating that the fed wil