enter former state senator jerry hill , a vocal critic of pg&e, called the timing of the news suspicious, especially, he says, considering the fire may have been sparked by equipment pg&e manages. >> they have shown over and over again historically they cannot do it right, they have not done it right, and they have been penalized for not doing it right. >> reporter: pg&e equipment has been blamed for a number of wildfires in the state, including the deadly camp fire in 2018. >> much of it has been and the largest buyers have been, and this will not solve that problem. >> reporter: hill remains critical, calling wednesday's announcement away for the utility pass on the cost to ratepayers . >> we work every day to reduce the cost to contribute to our customers' bills, and we will keep doing that. >> reporter: we know pg&e is requesting a series of rate increases starting 2023, saying it needs the money to safeguard the power grid from wildfires. >>> service and file kiron continue to contain the tamarac fire which has reached almost 44 acres in size. the fire running across the night. the

enter former state senator jerry hill , a vocal critic of pg&e, called the timing of the news suspicious especially, he says, considering the fire may have been sparked by equipment pg&e manages. >> they have shown over and over again historically they cannot do it right, they have not done it right, and they have been penalized for not doing it right. >> reporter: pg&e equipment has been blamed for a number of wildfires in the state, including the deadly camp fire in 2018. >> much of it has been and the largest buyers have been, and this will not solve that problem. >> reporter: hill remains critical, calling wednesday's announcement away for the utility pass on the cost to ratepayers . >> we work every day to reduce the cost to contribute to our customers' bills, and we will keep doing that. >> reporter: we know pg&e is requesting a series of rate increases starting 2023, saying it needs the money to safeguard the power grid from wildfires. >>> service and file kiron continue to contain the tamarac fire which has reached almost 44 acres in size. the fire running across the border into

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hill is an easy selection. carl albert, the speaker of the house, tells richard nixon i can get you jerry ford if you want jerry ford. ford goes through an extended background investigation, because even as he's selected, there is this whirlwind of controversy surrounding richard nixon over the matter of watergate, nefarious activities that had taken place during the 1972 election and before involving secret tapes, bugging of opposition offices and a number of other issues that many people believed the president himself had been involved in. but what nixon was involved in was obstructing the investigation into that. even as ford is being investigated for the vice president, there are a number on capitol hill who believe they are choosing not just the next vice president, but president of the united states. so nixon nominated ford to fill the vacancy. over 400 fbi agents spread out across the united states to investigate congressman ford. he passes that investigation, the results of which are handed to congress. congress then schedules a vote on congressman ford's nomination and this is the card that speaker of

words that i wrote down was that jerry really was a one-man institution on capitol hill. served in the house for more than 30 years. he was extremely effective at serving his constituents. he always kept his constituents in the inland empire in mind. and he was always popular with them. he never lost, never received less than 61% of his vote in any of his congressional races. he was a veteran congressman and when i first came to the house in 2003, i actually already knew him. because, as typical of jerry, he liked to work with young people. the time, in the 1980's and 1990's, he and the congressman from bakerfield would hold conferences to talk to young people about policy and politics and i went to many of those events, which i have fond memories of and i have to look back at that. that was -- those were really important events in my life that probably inspired me in some way to ultimately serve with jerry. i'll always be thankful for that. when i did come to washington as a representative, jerry became a close friend, a mentor, he taught me the ropes. and to assimilate