[reading items] >> all right for you the first item i have is an update on clean power sf, barbara hill. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i thought i would take the occasion of one of the last meetings, or the last meeting in this fiscal year to do a review on how we have been doing with clean power sf over the years. we are going to start to conduct these updates for you on a quarterly basis, instead of at every commission meeting. i thought it would be good wrap up before we get onto the new cycle. first up, the number of customers enrolled. we started this fiscal year with just over 87,000 customer accounts. now we stand at just over 400,000. 357% increase over the course of a year. it's been quite a year. we've managed to hold a pretty steady opt out rate. 3.2% at the beginning of the year just went up 1%, 3.3%. our super green statistics also look pretty strong. we started the year with a little over 3400, now here we are with a little over 6100, super green account. a nice growth rate there. we have been out in the community with our communications team support, extensively over

as we listen to barbara and she is going to be sitting there on the hill answering some very pointed questions certainly from both left and right, what do you think will be asked? >> well, it's little bit unclear to me because this is a weird situation, the democratic lawmakers have found them in where the white house and the trump administration stonewalling them on a number of things, whether that's documents requests or more information or individuals either currently or past of the administration who they would like to be brought to capitol hill to testify so they're put in this situation where they have to call people like your msnbc colleague or x nixon's former counsel john dean and what the hearings are doing and other hearings and may be more substantive in terms of getting the bottom of what happened in the now in terms of the trump era are doing, they're laying the groundwork for the eventual calling against his will as he stated of special counsel robert mueller to capitol hill for a close door or public but probably closed door grilling by democratic and republican lawma

today she's opening u wh barbara harrison about motherhood, religion, and about making history on the hill. >> i had a chance to sit down with nancy pelosi the other day. we talked about her persona and political life. she, of course, is known around the country and indeed around the orld as the speaker house, a member of congress in san francisco. we've actually known each other a long time. we met when we both had children in thesame school back in san francisco several years back.at nancyhat time was already the mother of five. four girls and one boy. i left for the washington area in 1984. she came five years later elected to the house of representatives. as a daughter of a former congressman i asked in the interview if her parents would be proudre of whe she was today. she said i wasn't the first to ask that question. >> ier remembhen i was elected speaker for the first time by my caucus, nominated for speaker, and in the room people applauded i came to the podium. the chair of the caucus was rahm emanuel. and he said to me, your parents would be so proud of you becoming speaker. edan

the speaker opening up to barbara harrison about mother hood, religion and making history on the hill. >> i had chance to sit down with nancy pelosi the other day and we talked about a lot of things, her personal and her litical life. she, of course, is known around the country and indeed around the world as the spear of the use, a member of congress from san francisco. but we've actually known each other a long time. we met when we both had children in e same school back in san francisco several years back. nancy at that time was already the mother of five, four girls an one boy. i left for the washington area in 1981 to work here at nbc 4. she came about five years later elected to the house of representatives. as the daughter of a former congressman, i asked if her parents would be proud of where she is today. she says i wasn't the first to ask that question. > i remember when i was elected speaker first time by my caucus, and in the caucus room, peoe applauded, i came to the podium and the chair of the committee at the time, the caucus was rahm emanuel, and he said to me, your par

to say this news is sending shock waves throughout the trump administration on capitol hill and beyond. cnn barbara starr is at the pentagon. but let's start with kaitlan collins who is in orlando ahead of the president's rally. orlando a crucial swing part of a vital battleground state where supporters have been lined up for hours and even overnight for this evening's festivities. >> our friend shanahan is a good pan and he's done a great job. >> reporter: president trump announcing his pick to lead the pentagon will withdraw before even being formally nominated writing that patrick shanahan who has done a wonderful job, has decided not to go forward with his confirmation process to devote more time to his family. trump said he'll name army secretary mark esper as the new acting defense secretary. but declined to say whether that would become permanent. shanahan is the former boeing executive who had been running the defense department since james mattis resigned in protest in december but only in an acting capacity until trump announced last month he would make things official. but the paperwork

ellison barbara live in washington with powerful testimony from capitol hill. >> briefings on iran and the release of testimony for a former trump a, house subcommittee heard from carla provost. and they are populations across the southern border. >> this is like no other crisis i have seen when it comes to the humanitarian side of the house. i have been forced to diver 40%-60% of border patrol manpower away from the border as we process and care for 430 families and children flooded across the southern border so far this year. >> reporter: conditions at detention centers, inspector general report released earlier this month found egregious violations with detention facilities including overly restrictive segregation, inadequate medical care and food safety issues. earlier this week alexandria ocasio cortez compared detention centers to concentration camps. lawmakers were quick to criticize those comments. ocasio cortez defended them. she found those comments offensive and said border patrol agents doing the best they can with limited resources. as for the senate spending package, the

barbara. >>> it's a very important morning on capitol hill. we are waiting for hope hicks to arrive for testimony to the house judiciary committee. this will be behind closed doors, but there will be a transcript made public. she'll face tough questions about episodes of alleged obstruction in the mueller report. but the answers might be few and far between. lauren fox live on capitol hill. and lauren, we're learning this morning the president will exert executive privilege to keep hicks from talking at least some. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of anticipation this morning just a couple of hours before hope hicks goes behind closed doors with the house judiciary committee. we expect the democratic staff wants to ask her a few questions including the payments that were made in the leadup to the 2016 elections to cover up the president's alleged extramarital affairs. that's not all. we also expect that house democrats want to ask about a few incidents relating to the firing of james comey and allegations that trump trying to curtail the muell

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hill haven't read it. a lot of americans haven't read it. barbara mcquade and joyce vance will be testifying on monday and tuesday. brian, the idea now is that they are going to find all sorts of ways in congress to spell out the things that are articulated in that report. >> yeah, and it's very important. i have read the mueller report. it's very, very problematic. it shows a pattern of criminality. it shows a very serious attack on our election system. and the response to it has been pauling. there's been no real effort among republicans to not just investigate the president but also to shore up elections in the united states that are under foreign attack. and so i think that this sort of you know, exposure in a bigger arena is very important for the american american people who understand the magnitude of the threat and the magnitude of the response required to deal with it going into 2020 because the mueller report is not just about 2016. it's also about insuring that american democracy and rule of law is preserved going forward. that's what thi

. >> the speaker of the house is opening up to our barbara harrison about motherhood, religion and making history on the hill. >> i had a chance to sit down with nancy pelosi the other day. and we talked about a lot of things, personal and her political life. she is known around the countrn a around the world as the speaker of the house. a member of congress from san francisco, but we have each other a long time. we met when we both had children in the same school in san francisco several years back. nancy atthat time was already the mother of five, four girls and one boy. i left for the washington area in 1981 to work at nbc 4. she came about fiveat years l elected to the house of representatives. as a daughter of a fmer congressman, i asked her in an interview if her parents would be proud of where she is today. she aid i wasn't the first person to ask that question. >> i remember when i was elected speaker first time by my caucus. nominated to are speakspeaker. as i came to the caucus room, it jolted me and i thought, they didn't have any aspirations for meeyo be speaker, th just want me to be holy. that'

hill, nbc bay area news. released 18 names of priest ands brothers credibly accused of abusening the release comes f foryhe francis cann brothers of santa barbara. they lived or served in the oakland diocese in the past. they said they didn't know of the accusations until the friars released the new list. if you want to see the names, check out our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> after a protest at a petaluma duck farm, police were out in riot gear. protesters say the way the ducks are treated is inhumane. nbc bay area's terri something sweeney joins us from the county jail with why this farm is getting so much attention. terri. >> reporter: yeah, the group today's protest telling me that of the 98 people arrested today, almost all of them are still here at the county jail in santa rosa. each one of them charged with at least one felony. they are claiming that conditions out there at the duck farm in >>> some 300 protesters turned out at right guard duck farm irmaier to protest alleged animal abuse. a third left in handcuffs. >> they can't reach food, they can't reach water. they're starving to death. >> reporter: dozens of law enforcement office

barbara starr, nic robertson, thanks very much. >>> it's a busy morning, we have this breaking news now, on capitol hill the house intelligence committee has just subpoenaed both former trump deputy campaign chairman rick gates and former white house national security adviser michael flynn. for documents and testimony related to the mueller report. lauren fox is on capitol hill with more. lauren, these are two key figures in the investigation, another sign that the investigation from the democrats' perspective in the house is not over. >> reporter: that's right, jim. i think that this is a very key indication of that. they have subpoenaed rick gates and michael flynn for testimony and for documents. i just want to read a little bit of adam schiff who is the chairman of the house intelligence committee, here is a little bit of his statement, he said as part of our oversight work the house intelligence committee is continuing to examine the deep counterintelligence concerns raised in the special counsel mueller's report and that requires speaking directly with the fact witnesses. both flynn and gates were critical witnesses for mueller's

. >> our barbara harrison has known the speaker of the house for years and receny sat down with her to talk about motherhood and making history with the hilli has certainly name. a household making history as the only female to have ever served as speaker of the house now twice and she continues to be t highest ranking elected woman ever in american political history. her father was a politician too and occasionally brought his children, five boys and one little girl, from baltimore for a vis the to the nation's capito capital. i talked to her about that in ae iniew. >> when i was growing up, we would come over to washington, it was very special. i'll never forget the first time i remember comion to washingt as a little girl, my father was in congress. i was probably, like, 4 years old. he was being sworn in for a term in office. and wee cam here and we were coming in and they said nancy, there's the capitol, do you see it? i said no, i don't see it. it's right in front of you. look at the capitol. i don't see it. then finally i said i can't believe it, we're really close to it. i said is it a capital a, capital b, capitalro? >> gng up in

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. >> barbara harrison has kno the speaker of the house for hears and sat down with her to talk about mothd and making history on the hill. >> nancy pelosi has become a household name, making histor as the only female to ever have served as speaker of the house,c now twi and continues to be the highest elected ranking woman ever in political history. her father tomas del-sandro, was a politician, too, and brought his children, five boys and one little girl, from a baltimore forisit to the nation's capitol. i talked to her about that in a recent sit down interview. >> when we would come to washington it was very special. i'll never forget the first time i remember coming t washington as a little girl. my father was in congress. i was probably like 4 years old, and he was being sworn in for a term in office, and we came h e here, and coming hey said, nancy, there is the capitol. there is the capitol. do you see it? i said, no, i don't see it. its right in front of you. it's the capitol. look at the capitol. i don't see it. finally i said, i can't believe it, we are close to it. a capital a, b or c? >> growing up in a famil