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joining us now is representative tom cole from oklahoma.d to have you on the program, sir. >> good to be with you. >> actual not doesn't sound like there's much room for a compromise. doesn't that sound a little counterproductive at this point? >> it's the right answer. you need to communicate to your negotiating partner what the political reality is. the president got a lot of revenue 45 days ago. there were no spending cuts that accompanied that. look, i voted for it. i helped the president move that through. so i'm not somebody who's unwilling to sit down and deal with him. because we had no spending cuts then, you're not getting tax increases now. but sit down, redistribute the cuts. we know they need to be a lot more nondiscretionary. we need a deal but it's not going to involve revenue if. >> you as well as others have said the president has not come up with an alternative to why the sequester would happen. gene sperling was on the program and he basically said there have been spending cuts and changes to the entitlements put in place

tom knows where it is, right, cole? >> you were cole before cole was cool. >> something like that.erested in terms of the state and union and what we're expecting to hear from the president tomorrow. we'll get to that in a second. i'm just wondering if you have any thoughts on lindsey graham's performance on "meet the press" yesterday. >> or "face the nation." they all blur together. >> or "face the nation." then he'd like to ask the congressman the same question about his fellow republican. >> look, i don't think -- i was unsurprised. i mean, graham has been saying this about hagel and brennan for some time. and this is where he has been on this. and one thing about lindsey graham, he's sort of like a bulldog with lockjaw. when he gets -- sort of grabs onto something, grabs onto an issue, he has a hard time letting it go. >> bulldog with lockjaw who follows cameras around. go ahead. >> i want to go back to sequester. one thing i think that's been fascinating to watch is, the white house, i think, had the same attitude as house republicans, i'd say, about a month ago, which was the

. >> joining me now is oklahoma republican congressman tom cole. it is good to have you with me now. let's talk about this because it -- as weigh know, all politics is local. as we look at the state of oklahoma, let's show everybody what the sequester impact would mean. 1490 fewer children receiving vaccines. 300 domestic violence victims served. as we look at the impact in other states, california, over 15,000 kids not getting vaccines. florida, over 6,000 losing college financial aid. new york, 42 million cut from education. et cetera, et cetera. this goes on around the country. earlier this month you said that the sequester was inevitable. now as we are in the sequester week itself do you feel the same way? >> i do. i think that it virtually possible to redistribute the cuts. republicans did that twice last year. certainly willing to sit down with the president and renegotiate. $85 billion out of the $3.5 trillion budget. we certainly can minimize any discomfort if the president is willing to do that. cuts themselves are going to occur. they are

cuts are going to occur. >> congressman tom cole of oklahoma.ou for making time for me this morning. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> i just want to pass along, we wait on the president's remarks at the national governor's association expected to begin any minimum now from the white house, crowd there applauding as first lady wrapped up her remarks. want to say good morning to our monday morning political power panel. bruce marcus for "the washington post." james peterson and professor. and chip saltzman. if we get the president coming up i will cut way so we can go to those remarks. forgive me if i become abrupt. >> no problem. >> in any fashion. ruth, let's start with you. "the washington post" headline is out saying the governors expressed frustration with washington gridlock over the sequestration. obviously right now we all know what this means to the state level as i just went over that with congressman cole. do you think they are going to be able to impart properly the frustration, especially given they have a little more liberal power i

reserve officer lester cole was hit and killed by a car as he set out flares at an accident 44 years ago today. he was the first palo alto police officer ever killed in the line of duty. yesterday, the department held an official graveside ceremony to remember him. the department's chief says the tribute was long overdue. >> we got to thinking at some point we should do a better job and go back and make it right. >> cole's widow said her husband loved helping people and loved volunteering. she said he would not have minded that the ceremony was 44 years late. of. >> nice tribute there. >>> earlier today and earlier in the show we showed you christina loren out with al roker rocking it up in san francisco. so she's been busy. rob mayeda to hold down the fort. >> pretty nice as christina talked about this morning, we'll see temperatures warming up to 70 degrees in the bay area. 57 in san jose. we have mainly clear skies right now. but as we go through the afternoon, we'll see high clouds drifting up from the south. but high pressure a big story here. first day of february. we'll see sp

my name is cole. i work as an administrator for a music school, which is a nonprofit that's been going for 40 years. i am administrator and outreach director. i teach music to areas all over the city and the majority of the people that work for me, or that work for us, are younger, poorer, musician creative types that if they were to lose their -- the housing that they have, one will be here later to speak, it would put them in a position where they would have to leench. when i moved to san francisco, i moved here because i felt this was a really special city, it had a cool about it, and an interesting nature, that was unlike anything else. i'm seeing recently that the rents, the way that they are, the makeup of the city is changing, and it's becoming something that it's losing its luster, in being the artistic community that it is. i'm worried that this proposal is setting up a slippery slope for other housing -- or property owners to kind of get their foot in the door and force people out, that will

amy wagner, cole ryan, gabriela, cole, tony robe less, sharea short, dean preston, wu, william hahannon, bobby, jennifer ly lyon. go ahead. thank you. you can see from the crowd that just came up that some people maybe have cut in line, but thank you. go ahead. >> my name is jennifer. i actually hate public speaking but this issue is so important to me that i'm going to make an exceptions. i'm a first time homeowner, a long time renter in san francisco. this legislation is important. it provides protection not only for renters that are in their unit, but for families that have been in t.i.c.s and have been struggling for a long time. the same protections afforded to me as a renter to make sure my rent didn't skyrocket out of control are not in place for t.i.c. owners. the mortgage issue has that impact on us. and our futures are not bright. i thank you so much for putting this it legislation forward. it makes the world of difference for hard-working families in san francisco, and i just thank you. please support it. >> chair wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisor

my name is cole, i'm a t.i.c. owner in district 5 for the past six years.that i was a renter for eight years. i'd like to -- i'm highly in favor of this proposed legislation. i am a single issue voter. the idea that this is -- speculation is ridiculous to me given 85% of t.i.c.s are owner occupied. we are the people living in these -- last year, one of my co-owners had a life event requiring them to sell. these are our neighbors and our friends. we went to look at the financing options available for a sale. it was just not feasible. we actually -- my neighbors, it was a three unit building, my upstairs neighbor and i decided to purchase the unit from them because we could not sell the unit. it's just ridiculous what the financing situation is -- forced us to do. they're our friends. what are we going to do. plan c doesn't solve everything but i think it does a lot for people in our situation. thank you. >> chair wiener: thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name's cole, i'm a t.i.c. owner occupier in the lower haight. it's a three unit building with one

norris cole lobs to lebron james who throws it down. he had 32. fifth straight 30-point effort. that is a franchise effort. heat over the lakers 107-97. >>> to golf, final round of the pebble beach pro a.m. at the picturesque look at monterey peninsula where the animal kingdom grabbing a flotilla, if they had one, for an up-close look. a look at brandt snedeker. finds the bottom of the jar. 17 under par. next hole, 11, a shorter attempt, but the same results. ned didsnedeker wins today. he will move to fourth place in the world golf rankings. >>> ravens wide receiver anquan boldin said that he will retire if he is released. the 32-year-old has one year left and is due 6 million next season. money will be tight with six starters becoming unrestricted free agents including quarterback joe flacco and safety ed reed. boldin who has played three seasons for the ravens caught six passes in baltimore's super bowl victory over the 49ers. >>> coming up, a side to robert griffin iii that you may not see too often. sports extra continues after this. [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going

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campaing manager stephanie cutter, both white house veterans and from the congress representative tom cole and keith ellison, democrat of minnesota. let's get right to you, jon karl. you've been digging into the white house. what are their plans for the state of the union? >> the white house, the president wants to see this, the headline coming out of the speech as it was about jobs and the economy. that's going to be the focus here. they're a little stung by some of the criticism of the inaugural for not focusing on jobs. >> of course. >> they would argue it's not fair, but that's -- so this is going to have new initiatives on infrastructure, on education, on clean energy, and it's going to be all about the middle class expanding the middle class and a big warning on this, the automatic spending cuts that are scheduled to go in effect on march 1st. >> i do want to talk about that. that sequester across-the-board spending cuts. how about the tone? one of the things we've seen from the president since his re-election since is fairly confrontational across the board. >> i don't expect to see

tom cole on "this week" said it is unlikely they will agree on a weapon ban. >> there will be more discussions on mental-health and potentially some of the background checks. in national registry will not make it. question gun-control will undoubtedly be addressed by barack obama in his state of the union address which you can watch here on abc 7. >> parts of the echostar coming back to life. new york and boston -- parts of the east coast are coming back to life. amtrak is running on a limited schedule between new york and boston. people are digging out from nearly 3 feet of snow. >> the biggest problem is once we get up and down the alley that there is nowhere to go. >> a state of emergency in connecticut has some of the largest amounts of snow fall, 40 inches. many roadways are trying to get ready for the start of the word wk week. >> we did get off to a chilly start today by this at least made us feel better. >> not so bad out there. somewhat more sunshine than i had originally thought. the clouds are rolling in and they will eventually produce some ran across the mid- atlantic. temperature

that surpassed natalie cole's super bowl record of 162 seconds. >> ♪ >> as we mentioned the last bigl performance was beyoncÉ 's halftime show. she was joined by her destiny's child bandmates for three songs. michelle obama tweeted, watching the super bowl with family and friends. beyoncÉ looks phenomenal. i am so proud of her. the first lady also tweeted a message that reads -- great game, congrats to ravens, co at the white house. >> we have a crew as ravens fan celebrate of the when. >>-- celebrated the win. a vehicle belonging to a baltimore tv station was damaged by fans who were standing on it for it. because of the win, is the burger is giving out free burgers today at one location. >> that is 3321 wisconsin avenue. you can get a free burger today from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you have to say the secret password, it is the champions. -- z champions. stay with abc seven and wjla .com for the continuing coverage of the super bowl win. in our next hour, john gonzales will be live in baltimore with fan reaction. >> looking at some other news, it might take you longer to get in and

cole's most high. non-flying how's this going. i'm going to take a nap in the back seat. of. the winter road takes them along the ice bound linna river thousands of years ago the ravines on its banks provided shelter. there are lots of rock paintings or new cures here but they haven't yet been studied properly of. the rocks a crumbling away from erosion causing many paintings to disappear. nobody knows when they were made. most of the rough cart features the elk master of the siberian tiger another animal to pick is the bison one of the main targets for hunters according to archaeologists primitive humans killed off the last bison you could hear some six thousand years ago scientists have found numerous bones of the magnificent beasts the ancient nomad camps. but recently direct descendants of the siberian bison reappeared here in the early twenty first century . these large mammals have an excellent sense of smell bison love that an area because they always smell of hay they keep the bison in good health communicate with them and even help with their private lives. woman bis

>> i was not king cole, and who sam cooke. doo-wop was something that sued in may.verything all right. tavis: you mentioned an icon. since you mentioned him, i read somewhere where allen tried to get you to change the way you sing. whenever anyone here is your voice, all you need is one or two notes. it is the song style, the way you change the song. tell me about that experience. >> he was saying, can you sing it straight ahead--- straight? that is something that is just not there. >> when we hear you're saying in which that vibrato, that has always been there for you? >> yes. tavis: i assume you are ok with it. >> i am ok with it. he felt what i was thinking about, and he tried to write everything after that to fit what i was doing. tavis: since your style is not straight and we hear that vibrato, what is the advantage to having that style? is there something you cannot sing because of the way you saying? >> if it does not sound good, i will not do it. anything i sing i have to feel it. people ask me the difference between recording and lives performance. it is li

. >> the guantanamo bay prison are accused of orchestrating the attack on the uss cole faces a pretrial hearing. the four-day hearing begins today. video of the proceeding in cuba will be sent to a viewing room at fort meade. the call was attacked by a suicide bomber when it was refueling in yemen. 17 crew members were dead in 33 countries -- others injured. >> the team shot by taliban military is making a strong recovery and speaking out -- about the ideal. -- about the ordeal. she had reconstructive surgery in england this weekend and doctors say say she is making great progress. >> i am alive. i can see you. i could see everyone. today, i am getting better day by day. >> she used this ordeal to set up an education fund for young girls. doctors say she is expected to fully recover. she is wise beyond her years. >> absolutely. >> coming up at noon, it does not look like much now but this skull was one of the most powerful men in england. we will tell you who belongs to and a very odd place where it was found. >> in an effort to rebuild after hurricane sandy one key player is suggesting

larger will clearing tonight becoming a breezy and coles lows in the upper 20s. feeling like the 20's throughout much of the day tomorrow. staying cold through this week. the next system arriving on friday. we still have uncertainty as far as the timing. if this happens early enough on friday, it's a wintry mix potentially to start and then rainfall on saturday. we need to get through the rest of the showers today first. >> there is good news for royal family watchers. duchess of cambridge showed off her baby bump for the first time in london. she has not made an official public appearance since december. she visited hope house a substance abuse programs for women in recovery. her charity called action for addiction, hosted the event. >> what she wears is really important, because she's the ultimate fashion trendsetter. >> fashion insiders think that she may be taking fashion cues from rabies grandmother, the late princess diana. people will be-- taking fashion cues from her late mother-in-law, the late princess diana. >> this "the voice famous father played the

reserve officer lester cole was hit and killed by a car as he set out flares at an accident 44 years ago today. in fact, he was the first palo alto police officer ever killed in the line of duty. today the department held an official graveside ceremony to remember him. the chief says the tribute was long overdue. >> we got to thinking at some point, we should do a better job and go back and make it right. >> cole's widow said her husband helped people and loved volunteering. she said he won't have minded that the ceremony took 44 years to take place. >>> a neighbor tried to save her from the flames but she died inside of her sunnyvale mobile home. tonight investigators are still trying to determine the cause of this deadly fire in sunnyvale at the pla da del ray mobile hemo. that's a community near tasmine drive and lawrence expressway. a good sa hair tan banged on the door trying to wake the people inside. however, no one answered so that neighbor tried something else. >> i see the neighbor has a hose right out front. so i turned the hose on and start hosing down the house. trying t

all right, that's a tuna melt, extra cheese, no mayonnaise, cole slaw on the side ? right.oh, something to drink ? that's interesting. what is ? oh, forget it. it's-- it's nothing. oh, please, mr. bradford. emery. call me emery. all right, emery. what is the problem ? you see the way... katherine puts the pencil behind her ear every time she stops to write an order ? - yes. so ? - every time she does that she is wasting time. she is ? two-and-half seconds to be exact. that doesn't seem like much. mr. brashov. time is money. it is ? two or three seconds may not seem like much but do you know how many seconds there are in a year of work ? - i could figure it on my calculator. - 7,488,000. - amazing ! - like i said, he's practically a genius. every second your employees waste is money you lose. i never thought of it like that. well... good-bye mr. brashov. can you come back tomorrow ? we can talk some more. do you have any other ideas ? mr. brashov, in less than one week, i can have crossroads cafe running like a fine watch. good morning. it 7:22 a.m. and the freeways are wide

tall and strong and ready to defeat all enemies who stand in his way alexander's in cole appears online behind the keyboard however the twenty seven year old gamer from minsk is wheelchair bound and suffers from cerebral palsy the computer is his only window on the world and his only chance to constantly train his muscles and exercise is intellect it is hard for him to talk this is the only way he can communicate. this. new new. grew up in madison. alexander's in cause a favorite game is lineage too he spends twelve hours a day online. oh hello. hello alexander. who are you or your sasha. robert and alexander met ten years ago as they grew up in the same apartment block since then they talk every day. so how's lynage i've not played in a while. due to that level ninety eight. it was robert who first introduced alexander to the game which is now part of his daily routine alexander quickly mastered it and has even surpassed his friend. don't go into mine was alexander doesn't want me to go of course he doesn't. already said by when i have some free time right now i have so much work all r

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth. takes care of many of the central city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9

democrats in the colele cole house voted to ban large capacity ammunition magazines. lawmaker also approved maptd tribecome ground checked on sales between private ridges. they pass a ban on concealed guns on college campuses. the colorado debate attracted attention from the white house. vice president joe biden personally called for democrats urging their support of the legislation. >>> a former boyfriend of country singer mindy mccready says it was a big mistake to release her from a substance abuse treatment center. mccready was found dead at a home in arkansas sunday from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. her ex-boyfriend claims she threatened to kill herself earlier this month after losing custody of her son and was not stable enough to be released. mccorrodey's body was found at the same home where her long- time boyfriend apparently killed herself just weeks ago. >>> also in the headlines this morning, we haven't seep a lot of snow this season. >> not here. but in the not so distant past, it has dealt us some serious storms and some scientists are sayin

. >>> comienza tan temprano como antes, los niÑos tienen su misma rutina de ir al cole, una vez que sendes ajustes. y los mÁs impactados son los tres hijos, ana patricia, diego alejandro, y juan pablo. >>> es un cambio brusco de estar en la casa, con los vecinos. donde jugaban en el calle, ahora tienen un sitio mÁs amplio, mucho mÁs amplio, que el que tenÍan antes, no tienen a los vecinos, estÁn dentro de lo amplio que es, estÁn encerrados, no? no van a la calle, a hacer lo que hacÍan antes, pero dentro de todo se adaptaron muy bien, lo tomaron bien, son pequeÑos. los niÑos son se adaptan fÁcil al cambio. y les gustÓ, para ellos es una afentura. >>> la transformaciÓn de la mansiÓn ejecutiva mÁs antigua del hemisferio, fue evidente. >>> hace 30 aÑos que no habÍa niÑos aquÍ, desde el gobernador colon. asÍ que si. y los vecinos nos lo dijeron por fin, veo niÑos corriendo bicicletas, y vida en el patio. y pues, se nota un ambiente mÁs alegre. >>> aquÍ guardan ahora sus bicicletas, y otros juguetes. >>> la fortaleza, no estÁ habilitada para niÑos. y recientemente expresaste la preocupaciÓn,

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>> you know, i wish i had the answer to that question, but congressman cole is not alone.s not all by himself in that view. republican member of congress told me yesterday that he didn't think that the sequester was a big deal. so you have this stick that professor peterson talked about and that we knew about in 2011 that was supportsed to force and cajole congress into doing the right thing. >> jonathan, i'm going to have to interrupt you because the president is now speaking at the armed forces farewell tribute honoring defense secretary leon panetta. >> a young married couple in italy packed up what few belongings that they had and boarded a boat for a new world. they passed under the statute of liberty and went through the lines of ellis island. carmelo and carmelina panetta had no money and spoke little english, but they had a dream of a better life. they worked hard. they went west to california. they started a family and taught their sons that if they studied and worked, if they gave back to this country, that they, too, could share in america's promise. today we pa

i went to songs that i have always liked, songs from my favorite artist like nat king cole. i love everything he did. when i fall in love and nature boy. i sat down at the piano, sang it with george, what ever we felt real comfortable with, we decided, let's go with that. tavis: is there anything in your voice if you felt was compromised by doing this now as opposed to 20 years ago? >> i think it was better to do it now, because i have kind of matured. if i had done his 15 years ago, i would have oversang every song. i would try to do every lick i possibly could have done on every track. at this point, i just sang the melody. i go back to what my father used to always tell me. he said boy, if you cannot touch me with a whole note, you cannot sing. [laughter] i always reflect back to that. tavis: your daddy is still in your head. it has been great talking to you. you keep directing where i want to go. i am just following you. i want to talk about your dad. your dad was a trumpet player. tell me about your dad and influence he had on you. >> he was pretty special. he was an in

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. >> i was in the dressing room at cole's. by that point he had my cell phone number.dered back to the lobby. there is a big golden lion statue. there were people there giving their, they're called ring speeches. that means that they earned $100,000 within a one-year period. >> after two days of testimony she still hasn't specifically addressed what happened the day of the crime. there will be plenty of time for that. especially when this fiery prosecutor gets a chance to cross examine the woman he calls a cold-blooded murderer. he said arias stalk her ex for months and slaughtered him in the shower of his arizona home in a jealous rage. he says, you can't believe a word she says. >> i'm all for the ten commandments. >> it's true since her arrest in 2008, she has had a years us of changing stories. in these interrogation tapes, she first swears she didn't hurt alexander. >> if travis were here today he would tell you that it wasn't me. >> lying to the lead detective. >> if i was going to ever try to kill somebody, i would use gloves. i've got plenty of them. >> over an

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. >> extended it and that's lowering than natalie kohl's superbowl -- longer than nataliekohl cole'serbowl record. >> so it was long. >> yes. >> and it was beautiful. >>> beyonce took the stage and wowed the crowd. >> ♪ [ music ] she >> she sent the crowd into a frenzy including a reunion with destineie's child and sang few songs with her girls from destiny's child before ending the set alone. one audience member really enjoyed beyonce performance. look at this. and poked fun at lip syncing at the national anthem. shaquille o'neal mouthing the wrong to hailo as -- halo as she sings it during the halftime show. >> it was a nail biter of a game that had many of us wondering can we really win? >> are we going do it. the ravens managed to hold off the 49ers and take home the trophy. we will have a recap of everything if you missed one second we will fill you in. >> celebrations went well into the night here. some may be going on. but you know they are rocking the house in the big easy. jammy costello will -- jamie costello will have sights and sounds from the super dome when we continue.

tom cole says to the "new york times", fiscal questions trump defense in a way they never would have after 9/11, but the war in iraq is over. troops are coming home from afghanistan, and we want to secure the cuts. i mean -- >> reality is setting in, and all of the neocons and defense hawks who have protected that nest egg for low these many years found that, you know, basically the egg is cracked. what was in it has now gone out of the nest, and have you to clean up, and this is where you get into those programs that aren't going to deal with the day to day protection of our shores and our relationship with our foreign friends and even our enemies. the waste that goes on in the pentagon, those types of things are now having a glaring light put on them, and i think cole and others are saying this is an opportunity to clean some of that up. >> i can't believe we have a democratic president who is opening drone bases in north africa and, you know, extra judicial assassination american citizens. that's a democrat. the republicans are, like, slash the defense budget. it's bloated. >> i t

joining me republican congressman tom cole of oklahoma. good to have you back on the program.chris, great to be with you. >> a little earlier in the hour i talked to congresswoman and dnc chair debbie wassermann schultz about this. here's what she said. >> leverage. they consider a looming government shutdown three weeks later leverage so they can get the severe, unacceptable spending cuts that they want and protect the tax breaks they've been trying to protect for the wealthiest americans. >> is that what's going on here, congressman? >> of course not. we're finally trying to get serious about actually dealing with trillion dollar budget deficits. we've acted twice in may and december to try and redistribute the cuts away from a lot of the affected areas particularly the military and first responders. the senate never picked those bills up. the president has never actually put a proposal on the table. he's been engaged in a theatrical political style campaign, finally calls the speaker and the republican leaders in the senate yesterday, first time he talked to either of them

tom cole has an r in front of the state aabbreviation for oklahoma. he is a republican.tely, have to leave it there, but thank you -- i know. i'm sorry, jon. >> i had a point. next time. >> there's always next time. thank you to ari, jake, lee, and jonathan. that's all for now. see you back here tomorrow noon eastern, country a.m. pacific p. until then, can you find us at facebook.com/now with alex, andrea mitchell reports is coming up next. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! tomato basil, potato with bacon... we've got a lot of empty cans. [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. i'm maria, and i have diabetic nerve pain. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it was like pins and needles sticking in your toes and in your feet. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals. at that point, i knew i had to do something. when i went to see my doctor, she chose lyrica. once i started taking the lyrica, the pain start