. >> thank you very much and we have presentations from barbara hale of the pcp and nancy miller from lafco, i didn't see you over there. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power, we provided some handouts that are available to the public and to the commissioners, i just wanted to give you a quick update on three items, where things are at with the sfpuc and the california public utilities commission, the status of our customer notification and education plan and an update on our legislation related to clean energy and ms. radica fox will provide the legislative update for you, with respect to the first item, the sfpuc activities, we are progressing as planned, we are on time as our time schedule, we have rated options possible at our commission on march 12th, at that time, we'll be presenting our commission with a customer poll results, we'll be presenting the not to exceed rate for adoption and possible adoption, consideration and possible adoption and that will be accompanied with a report from the rate fairness board providing the commission with advice on those not to

nancy pelosi, the speaker. people like george miller and members of the black caucus.hey going to be satisfied with some kind of tax reform as a justification for then going after medicare, medicaid? will they ever accept the need to do the entitlements based on some reasonable number of tax reforms? i just don't see them as commensurate. >> the president's not going after medicaid. and with -- >> no, the republicans would like to do it. >> they do want to go after medicaid. the republican house budget just wallops medicaid. it did last night. it probably will do it again. on medicare we just have a different in approach. we all recognize we have to have savings in medicare. republicans want to transfer rising health care costs and the risks on the backs of seniors. the approach we want to take is the way we did in the affordable care act. you need to change the incentive structure in medicare. so there's less incentive to have higher bills where no one has the incentive to save costs to one where you focus on the value of care instead of the volume of care. so there a

stephanie: yes, he is a small business owner that has just stumbled across the "stephanie miller show." hello, nancyection, you are absolutely right, a lot of the stuff they are doing in republican states jr. -- rude pundit is good at this, it's union busting, vote suppression, egregious abortion laws, and georgia just passed a law that everyone must have a gun in one of the towns there. >> caller: yeah, unbelievable. >> stephanie: exactly. and more mentally ill -- arming up the more mentally ill. >> also, everybody must get stoned. >> stephanie: right. right. [ applause ] >> stephanie: bill in albany hi, bill. >> caller: oh, stephanie, momma momma, give me some love, i am fortified today is my 25th anniversary, and you just found out that it is mitt's birthday. >> stephanie: i'm so rrysorry. >> caller: we'll renew our vows tomorrow. >> stephanie: something else that mitt has ruined. all right. one more before the break. denise in chicago. >> caller: hey steph, i want to [ inaudible ] i won a card from you through pro flowers, and it was awesome. and you get better and better every day. >> stephanie

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miller thank you. >>> the cia has a new director this morning, the senate voted yesterday to confirm john brennan only after a kentucky senator's filibuster over drones. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you and to our viewers in the west. while senator paul's filibuster which got so much attention was designed to get an answer to a question he says is important, it's hypothetical can the president use a weaponized drone to kill an american citizen on american soil. >> do you think it's constitutional to kill someone in a cafe in seattle or houston or -- >> reporter: it took the kentucky senator 12 hours and 52 minutes of talking. >> and i think that there really needs to be clarification from the white house before this goes forward. >> reporter: but he got his question answered. two-sentence letter to paul from the attorney general. "it has come to my attention" eric holder wrote" that you have now asked an additional question, does the president have the authority to use a weaponized drone to kill an american not engaged in combat on american soil? the answer to that question is no." senator, were you satisfied w