eric brooks, californians for energy choice, and our city san francisco. we were preparing comments, important comments, which we tried to email you this morning. not sure if you got them or not. it was very hard to do that when we only saw this report two days ago. and so, first the positive. this is an excellent report. it's got all kinds of key information that we need to build a renewable energy network in san francisco. but this is not the renewable energy plan that we have been asking for for 15 years. this is not a plan. we do not believe that the sfpuc can be the agency to draft a plan. this -- this report does not create a plan to include energy efficiency, demand response, smart meters. and all of the diversified research, all planned as the sydney, australia, plan that you have all hopefully seen now to be integrated together as resources to get us to 100% local renewables and regional renewables for san francisco within 10 years as the ipcc recommends urgently. this just isn't that. and we don't blame the san francisco utilities commission for

. >> brooke: once a raging bitch, always a raging bitch. and i'm gonna make sure that eric sees it. >> quinn: brooke, i don't wanna go to war with you. >> brooke: well, you should've thought of that before you installed your cheap trick of a bestie, shauna, into eric's guesthouse and then aimed her at my husband. >> quinn: you can't take any responsibility for yourself. i'm not the reason that ridge was attracted to shauna. you are. us

i want the two of you to learn to coexist again. >> brooke: yeah, it's here. >> eric: quinn, are you listening to me? >> quinn: yes, eric, i'm listening to you. but i'm still gonna point out that brooke is the one who attacked my marriage. she ordered you to kick me to the curb. i had no choice. i had to defend myself for what we have with each other. i had to strike back. [ sighs ]

eric weirson worked along side bloomberg for nearly nine years. thank you so much for being here. >> good to see you, brooke, how are you doing? >> it's been a wild afternoon, but i'm hanging in there. let me ask you about your opinion piece for cnn.com that argues bloomberg would be better off actually sitting this debate out tomorrow night. why do you think that is? >> well, he's obviously going to

reported over the weekend, but i will quote one of my favorite movies broadcast news and albert brooks as eric world if insecurity made us more attraction, maybe but it's not, desperation and internal revenue security only make you look desperate and insecure. maria: you made a good point in the commercial break. >> i don't think elizabeth warren is angling for a position in bloomberg administration, everybody besides bloomberg and sanders on the stage, interesting to see them watch attack with eventual nominee, we are in a two half horse race now, who wants to be part of the administration, who is going to be, get the curby job on the back end. sanders administration, with trump you have rick perry and ben carson, ben carson doing great job for the president, that's the nature of the beast as the herd thins they look for the next step. dagen: i want to quickly point out bernie sanders pulling away, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar doing well, they came on the cable network in cable news for 18 years. maria: fox news. dagen: they know that's how you reach all voters and the other ones, well, you

eric weirson worked along side bloomberg for nearly nine years. thank you so much for being here. >> good to see you, brookeou doing? >> it's been a wild afternoon, but i'm hanging in there. let me ask you about your opinion piece for cnn.com that argues bloomberg would be better off actually sitting this debate out tomorrow night. why do you think that is? >> well, he's obviously going to do the debate, so i think that's -- that's something of the past, but i think that i would have recommended that he stay off the debate stage. he's going to have a big target on his back. everybody's going to be gunning for michael bloomberg. expect to see a lot of fireworks. i think that mike's going to be well-prepared. i think he's going to hold his own. >> why is it fair that bloomberg gets to stay off the national stage -- he won't, but had he, you know, why would it be fair for him to pass and avoid tough questions until after the votes? >> well, i don't think it would be -- i think my argument was that, you know, this is really a debate for the democrats that are voting in nevada, and since he's not really going to

eric: meanwhile, a lot of big news with mike bloomberg. they've been floating a potential hillary clinton ticket with brook berg as president and hillary --rg as president and hillary as vp. what are they saying about that? >> reporter: yeah. we reached out to them to ask about it, they didn't entirely shoot it down or confirm it when they poke to us. yeah, this is a report that came out in the drudge report earlier today. they say that bloomberg is considering hillary clinton as a running mate after polling showed the pairing would be a formidable force. in a statement, brook berg's communication -- bloomberg's communication director said we are focused on the primary and the debate, not vp speculation. hillary clinton was actually asked if she would be someone's vice president earlier this week in an interview on the ellen show. she said probably no but didn't rule it out. bloomberg has faced allegations of sexism and gender discrimination in the workplace for years now. "the washington post" got ahold of depositions and interviews with witnesses that give us a lot of new insight into the allegations he's faced in the past. they even lo