, before it was all the individual, cca and i can go to cal and, say whaf is your position. normally they are close, but sometimes there is differents. knowing where they are at and i go to community groups that are out there advocating for cca and say what is your position on this to give us a good broad base understanding of where we are at. last week when i checked in with the community groupdz they are doing their due diligence and have not taken a position, but the city and county of san francisco and cal have taken oppose it 618 and i encourage to us do the same. if we do take an opposed position, i will participate and pork with cal cca to determine where the right times and there is a hearing on april fourth, is it appropriate for us to be there, is i will go to sacramento if that is the case and join them in their lobby efforts and speak on their behalf. one of the thivengz that does occur with the legislation sacramento, it is be fast moving, ones it get through in a serious manner for us to be meeting regular enough for us to kwhang the position what his is accusto

, before it was all the individual, cca and i can go to cal and, say whaf is your position. normally they are close, but sometimes there is differents. knowing where they are at and i go to community groups that are out there advocating for cca and say what is your position on this to give us a good broad base understanding of where we are at. last week when i checked in with the community groupdz they are doing their due diligence and have not taken a position, but the city and county of san francisco and cal have taken oppose it 618 and i encourage to us do the same. if we do take an opposed position, i will participate and pork with cal cca to determine where the right times and there is a hearing on april fourth, is it appropriate for us to be there, is i will go to sacramento if that is the case and join them in their lobby efforts and speak on their behalf. one of the thivengz that does occur with the legislation sacramento, it is be fast moving, ones it get through in a serious manner for us to be meeting regular enough for us to kwhang the position what his is accusto

, before it was all the individual, cca and i can go to cal and, say whaf is your position. normally they are close, but sometimes there is differents. knowing where they are at and i go to community groups that are out there advocating for cca and say what is your position on this to give us a good broad base understanding of where we are at. last week when i checked in with the community groupdz they are doing their due diligence and have not taken a position, but the city and county of san francisco and cal have taken oppose it 618 and i encourage to us do the same. if we do take an opposed position, i will participate and pork with cal cca to determine where the right times and there is a hearing on april fourth, is it appropriate for us to be there, is i will go to sacramento if that is the case and join them in their lobby efforts and speak on their behalf. one of the thivengz that does occur with the legislation sacramento, it is be fast moving, ones it get through in a serious manner for us to be meeting regular enough for us to kwhang the position what his is accusto

programs across the state, and programs at a future meeting we can take a little bit of time, more on my cal cca role to describe what the other ones are doing, and i think that our very positive aspect of the attention, and the industry sector is getting, is the ability to identify all of the interested parties who want to see this type of programming really succeed. and so we are finding a lot of strong partner to work with, and make sure that in getting best practices and learning new things that we can bring to the san francisco customers which i find very positive. we are very active on the proceedings that influence our cca program, pcia being the biggest, and the general rate case that the pg& e has before the cpuc, and the pg& e, resource plan and the plans to retire deablo canyon, the nuclear generating station. and their interest in replacing that resource was additional resources that they would then charge not only their customer foz, but also their cca customers for. so, those are all areas that my staff, together with city attorneys office, collaborating with like minded individual

programs across the state, and programs at a future meeting we can take a little bit of time, more on my cal cca role to describe what the other ones are doing, and i think that our very positive aspect of the attention, and the industry sector is getting, is the ability to identify all of the interested parties who want to see this type of programming really succeed. and so we are finding a lot of strong partner to work with, and make sure that in getting best practices and learning new things that we can bring to the san francisco customers which i find very positive. we are very active on the proceedings that influence our cca program, pcia being the biggest, and the general rate case that the pg& e has before the cpuc, and the pg& e, resource plan and the plans to retire deablo canyon, the nuclear generating station. and their interest in replacing that resource was additional resources that they would then charge not only their customer foz, but also their cca customers for. so, those are all areas that my staff, together with city attorneys office, collaborating with like minded individual

>> as far as destroying the c cca cal -- caliphate you'll see an increase in velocity. ground in syria and iraq is on the way to defeat. mosul will call this spring most likely. raqqah late spring early summer and then there will be a clean up job. what concerns me at this point is what comes after -- i call it the crisis after isis. there's so many rival factions. some of them fighting each other even while the struggle isis goes on. there's so many contentious priorities from different players the fall of the isis caliphate does not automatically bring peace. it means different people are fighting for different things. the middle east will continue to be turbulent and we have not found our place in it. everybody there is glad to have us fighting isis and using our military but once that's done there'll be squabbling among themselves and they don't see a role for us except sending more money. >> eric: you talk about a potentially military victory in the next year or so. what about the philosophy? they'll still get recruits. how do we deal with that? >> there are hopefu