unlike culberson, she's no longer waiting for trial.rtega pled guilty to a dui hit and run with great bodily injury. >> i'm an alcoholic. i'm native american and irish. so all the experts say that it's in my blood. but, aside from that, i black out. the average person is going to drink as much alcohol as i would drink would and pass out, end up sleeping, snoring, whatever you do. i get hyper. and i flip into i don't know if it's tracie or stacie, what happens. a different person. and she's usually not happy or very nice and she's usually very violent. >> ortega's conviction has resulted an eight-year sentence. she is due to be transferred to prison any day now. the victim of her crime is her former boyfriend. >> basically i went out with my boyfriend and my best friend. we went to sunday brunch. which is my favorite. and i'm an alcoholic, so i have my mimosa. and then i decided it would be cool to stop at the bar, so we did that. and then i can't tell you what happened after that other than what it states in my police report and my plea

culberson led police on a short chase and then was taken into cutody. after searching his home they located a large amont of methamphetamines. coacaine and ammunition. antioch police are still investigating the case. pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment is our partnership with habitat for humanity. our mission is to build homes, community and hope. our homeowners are low-income families, so the ability for them to have lower energy cost is wonderful. we have been able to provide about 600 families with solar on their homes. that's over nine and a half million dollars of investment by pg&e, and that allows us to provide clean energy for everyone here. it's been a great partnership. together, we're building a better california. police in a state appellate for steel bank robber. a bank robbery in pleasanton saturday for a bank robbery in dublin tuesday the authorities believe that the same and is responsible levin dublin or where the crime was committed. >> reporter: dublin police released this photo to kron four news. you can see

culberson of texas for today and tuesday, march 1. ms. sheila jackson lee of texas for today and tomorrow. ms. eddie ber neens johnson of texas for today and tomorrow and mrs. napolitano of california for february 29 through march 4. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requested are -- the requests re granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from new york, mr. jevers is recognized ff 60 minutes as the dez igs knee of the minority leader -- as the designee of the minority leader. mr. jeffries: it's an honor and privilege for me to once again stand on the floor of the house of representatives along with my distinguished colleague from ohio, representative joyce beatty, to co-anchor this c.b.c. special order hour this hour of power, where for the next 60 minutes we'll have an opportunity to speak directly to the american people about an issue of grave importance to the integrity of our democracy. and that is making sure the united states senate fulfills their constitutional obligation to adv

culberson,ns, john , that may be it. on the democratic side -- host: what do you make of ted texas?there in what was his ground game like in his home state? he laid it down the mark before super tuesday saying if you cannot win your own state, you should get out. not spend asuz did much time in texas campaigning as we anticipated. the infrastructure was not there when you compare to his efforts in south carolina. he spent a lot of time in those estates. what is key to remember is he still has very high favorability ratings among texas republicans. it was only four years ago that he ran a brilliant senate campaign. a lot of that goodwill seemed to have held over. the big point to notice in ted cruz's texas campaign is not necessarily the statewide turnout. he did not clear 50%, which is what he needed to really do well. texas 155 delegates are broken down by congressional district and he really cleaned up. donald trump did not eat into the texas margins that much. ted cruz did not do that well beyond texas. host: you can >> this tweet shows how the democratic vote count went last nig

culberson,ns, john , that may be it. on the democratic side -- host: what do you make of ted texas?victory there in what was his ground game like in his home state? he laid it down the mark before super tuesday saying if you cannot win your own state, you should get out. not spend asuz did much time in texas campaigning as we anticipated. the infrastructure was not there when you compare to his efforts in south carolina. he spent a lot of time in those estates. what is key to remember is he still has very high favorability ratings among texas republicans. it was only four years ago that he ran a brilliant senate campaign. a lot of that goodwill seemed to have held over. the big point to notice in ted cruz's texas campaign is not necessarily the statewide turnout. he did not clear 50%, which is what he needed to really do well. texas 155 delegates are broken down by congressional district and he really cleaned up. donald trump did not eat into the texas margins that much. ted cruz did not do that well beyond texas. host: you can >> a look at the u.s. capitol, the shouse in recess, we

culberson,ns, john , that may be it. on the democratic side -- host: what do you make of ted texas?victory there in what was his ground game like in his home state? he laid it down the mark before super tuesday saying if you cannot win your own state, you should get out. not spend asuz did much time in texas campaigning as we anticipated. the infrastructure was not there when you compare to his efforts in south carolina. he spent a lot of time in those estates. what is key to remember is he still has very high favorability ratings among texas republicans. it was only four years ago that he ran a brilliant senate campaign. a lot of that goodwill seemed to have held over. the big point to notice in ted cruz's texas campaign is not necessarily the statewide turnout. he did not clear 50%, which is what he needed to really do well. texas 155 delegates are broken down by congressional district and he really cleaned up. donald trump did not eat into the texas margins that much. ted cruz did not do that well beyond texas. host: you can follow her on twitter. john mcardle has more on congres