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however, pg&e notes it did allow one rate hike to expire this fall, which dropped the average bill by $21. they got to try to help us some type of way. i don't know, like it's just not fair. pg&e says it needs additional funding to help connect more than 13,000 new customers to the grid and to help fund capacity upgrades. i think my first question would be how much profit did you make last year, and how much do you need? because to me, if you're putting more people on the grid, that's just part of the cost of doing business. i mean, for rate hikes in a year is really unusual. the utility reform network, a utility watchdog group, is asking state regulators to deny the request and argues the cpuc set caps just months ago to protect customers from excessive spending. you agreed to this, and now you're asking for more money in 2025 and 2026. so it says if the caps didn't really exist, pg&e says the request is in response to the california legislature's powering up californians act, and notes that any increase in bills wouldn't happen until 2026, when the projects are done. adding, quote pg&e will recover costs only for what it spends, and the cpuc will review spendi

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just add to that too. i think, especially thinking about different policy levers that we could pull to make e-bike deliveries more financially equitable for folks. i think that would be something that that we're also interested in exploring. yeah. thank you. thank you both for that. and i and i would also just add to the and appreciate commissioner silver's point about the context here in both, you know, federally. and i'd also add in that we simultaneously have things going at the board with the board of supervisors authorizing the e-bike incentive program, which is, you know, not not limited to or targeting deliveries. but i think you know, is another piece of this puzzle of trying to move, folks, the mode shift from from their cars to e-bikes. and so that they're, you know, that work will also be happening at at the board as well. so i think it's, it's great to get these updates. and i'm just really, you know, this is one of these things that's really exciting to see how far this has come and, and any ways that we can increase investment in this, especially at a time where we may face some federal challen

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i want to bring in my political sources tonight and s. e. cupp. i just want to start with you, because i think my first question looking into this was, how is speaker johnson going to even enforce something like this well, you're getting to the silliness of this and some of this is just performative. >> as you know, every house member has their own personal bathroom, and there are unisex bathrooms all over all of the buildings on is just performative, and it is unenforceable unless you're relying on staffers and members of congress to turn each other in, which i don't think is the kind of environment you want to create. but listen, there are real concerns among average americans about some of these trans issues around biological men and boys playing sports against biological women and girls. that does not make them bigoted for having those concerns. there are concerns around gender reassignment surgery for children. people aren't bigots for for for having those concerns debates about policy. the problem is republicans aren't doing that. republicans are u

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i just spoke to pg&e and they say that wind and rain out power for 129,000 customers in their entire service area, throughout the bay area and the state. this includes hundreds. this morning, not far from here in danville. but pg&e tells me that within the past 12 hours, they've restored power to 97% of those people who did not have electricity. they credit their weather models, their systems for predicting where they need to place crews in advance so they're ready if and when the power goes out. reporting live here in dublin, bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. well, now we want to take a live look for you right now at sfo this midday. arriving flights there being delayed nearly three hours. this is all due to the rain and wind. travelers at other bay area airports also feeling those impacts. and with thanksgiving now just a week away, you might want to plan ahead. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is over at sjc. we're expecting weather impacts throughout this week with that atmospheric river in the bay area and then once again on tuesday, which is expected to be t

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>> i just wanted to talk very briefly about bluebonnet e-learning. tuesday i spent a lot of time reviewing bluebonnet. in terms of its stat by including black history references, it is a great start, i appreciate t. a.'s work going back and forth of the summer and even this week trying to make it as inclusive as it could be. i know there are people that have emotions on both sides as to whether or not vote yes or no on bluebonnet, but in my profession we do. it is the facts. when it comes to will bluebonnet e-learning materials potentially violate the establishment clause, i am thinking about two words, excessive entanglement. in the kindergarten the material, christianity and christians is referenced three times, first grade, referenced four times, second grade referenced 17 times, third grade reference 190 times, fourth-grade referenced 81 times, fifth grade it is referenced 66 times. so, if those facts alone, if apparent or a teacher who didn't feel comfortable teaching this work to bring this up to a court, i believe they would be successful. in

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e. coli recall of bagged carrots from grimmway farms after one person died and at least 15 were hospitalized, including melinda pratt. >> i thought possibly i just had a horrible stomach flu, and it just progressively got worse each and every day. >> reporter: it comes just weeks after a deadly e. coli outbreak linked to slivered onions at some mcdonald's. and tonight we're just learning about a new listeria outbreak linked to ready-to-eat meat products from yu shang foods. an infant from california has died, and nine people have been hospitalized in four states. and whit, tonight we're told those meat products were shipped to retailers around the country. the company has issued a nationwide recall. whit? >> whit: alex perez, thank you. >>> the nba and nhl are joining the nfl in urging players to update their security after a string of robberies targeting the homes of professional athletes. investigators say a transnational crime ring with high-tech equipment is behind it. and they warn the crooks aren't only targeting athletes. here's abc's senior investigative correspondent, aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, the nhl and nba are joining the