ms. miller. >> yes. i believe we also have a stakeholder meeting scheduled to discuss -- this is the stakeholder meeting where we discuss the work of local power and we discuss the roll out so that is scheduled -- i will you have three more rate meetings and next time we're together i think we can have kind of a complete, more complete package to you give in terms of rates and dates and other information. >> and i would agree -- thank you for catching the items i neglected to mention. i would agree with you except for i'm not certain that the rate fairness board will be in a position to advise our commission yet. i don't expect that will happen until december. >> okay. i do have a quick question and my colleagues probably have other questions but in terms of some of the issues raised making sure people that don't want be part of the program have ample opportunity to opt out is there going to be an outreach plan or a plan for ensuring that that is the case especially with communities where it might be mor

ms. miller and i have not yet had an opportunity to discuss this more fully. i understand the commission secretaries have talked and it's a to do on our list just to talk further. what we would like to propose is to address the time line for providing service, and to give you a flavor of some of the key steps, key activities that have to occur for us to be able to go forward, and to discuss the scope, geographic scope and size of the program and customer base we would be proposing to offer service to in the first phase, both through preenrollment program and the opt out portion of the program so it's those two primary items we have at the puc on our list to discuss with you. miss miller, did you have anything to add or subtract? >> i thought we would talk about marketing and outreach and an item and providing a schedule and have the consultant come if that is possible to talk about approach. >> yes, i think we can definitely talk about general approach. again we need feedback from policy makers on the scope and the size of the program, the initial program offe

ms. miller. >> and i am just assuming and barbara i know we will talk off line that we will have an update on shell and mobile energy if there are issues or status of where we are with those two contracts. >> great. colleague any other questions? again we want to thank staff and puc for their presentation. we have taken public comment on this item. why don't we now go to item six. >> item six public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within their jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. >> any public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. item seven. >> item seven future agenda items. >> and now i would like -- oh commissioner avalos. >> sure. thank you chair campos. just -- i of having ongoing conversations with mr. fried and i thought the commission would like to know about them. i have been exploring over the last year and a half the creation of a municipal bank in san francisco. one idea about the bank we're creating another separate government authority that could be under the purview of lafco and i want to see if we have some sense on

ms. miller.rning congressman. >> good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: it is a good morning, is it not sir? >> oh, yeah. it is a fantastic morning. i've been watching you this morning -- actually watching is not a -- the accurate term because my eyes haven't focused yet. there was a lot of bourbon last night. >> stephanie: i'm guessing kentucky bourbon. yeah, me too. you and me both. so where do we even start? as you know, i've been railing against all of these media story lines that they've been feeding us for. the enthusiasm gap, the youth aren't going to turn out. it is so close it is so close. you know, look at what happened. what a great day to be an american, huh? >> well, it is. talking about that, obviously kentucky was not in play in the presidential election. but we had literally hundreds of people who went to ohio to walk precincts and talk to voters in the cincinnati area and i think you know that makes a difference but the enthusiasm and the amount of time and energy that so many of

miller, and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. miller: i yield myself such time as i i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize. mr. miller: the legislation before us does in fact designate the veterans affairs building in carrollton georgia as the trinka davis veterans village. trinka was a businessperson who desired that her estate be used to benefit veterans and their families. following her death, the trinka davis estate contacted the v.a. popt in the -- hospital in the area and determined there was a need to better serve the vet veterans in northwest georgia. as such, the foundation worked with local v.a. leaders to plan, design and construct a clinic and presented the $17 million gift in kind to the v.a. the 73,883 square feet clinic, which opened to veterans in september, provides primary, home-based and mental health care and a number of specialty services including physical and occupational therapy. it encompasses a 42-bed community living cente

ms. kelley's bombed husband. >> stephanie: do we have evidence that he's bombed? how did he get dragged into this. stephanie millerner we're just hungry for can you feed our giant salaciou mall with any more details of the president scandal. >> i figure out the break that your caller was making there. he took it to the next chapter where jill kelley's husband gets depressed and drinks, and he throws himself into the booze. he was writing the next chapter. >> stephanie: very housewives of langley. everyone is writing a new chapter. >> i think that's what we did. we took it one step further.% >> stephanie: they lost me at the pirate party. jacki schechner with all the latest in the current news center. >> yes we're going to go to other news. now that the president has been re-elected, and they're moving forward as planned there are deadlines fast approaching. the states were supposed to submit plans to set up their health insurance exchanges by friday. now the deadline has been push back and they have until december 14th to submit their plans but this friday they need to make their intentions known. five republican

ms. kaptur: thank you very much. thank you, mr. speaker. on this week of veterans day, i rise to pay tribute to two noble americans and great american organization, honor flight. earl from ohio and jeff miller of north carolina are two of the founding members of the honor flight network. the honor flight network philanthropy is dedicated to bringing world war ii veterans to their memorial here in washington, d.c., the national world war ii memorial. that memorial is now the most visited on our nation's mall with over four million visitors a year. imagine if every world war ii veteran who wanted to come could. these brave men and women served our country during world war ii in the 20th century's most profound struggle of liberty over tyranny. their sacrifices with over 400,000 lost in those horrendous conflicts ensure that our generation and those to follow could enjoy our freedoms in the 20th century, the 21st, and beyond. earl morris started the honor flight network. he led the inaugural flights to the world war ii memorial starting in 2005. not long after the memorial opened. jeff miller began to serve those from rural areas. mr. speaker, let me just say that these two men's ennobling wor