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. >> they say customers can get on delay list and hold it off until the pu governor makes a decision a radio off option. pg&e would install them but a meter reader would have to come out to the homes. >> so you don't have to get a smarted meter at least not yet. you do have to get your name on pg&e's delay list. >> we have a link to that smarted meter delay list. go to our website at abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >> eric: proposition 8 supporters say they will appeal a federal judge's rejection of a challenge to a ruling striking down california's ban on same-sex marriages. james ware rejected arguments that judge vaughn walker was gay he was bias whd he ruled prop 8 is unconstitutional. it's not reasonable to presume that a judge is incapable of making an impartial decision about the constitutionality of a law solely because a citizen could be affected by the proceedings. they say justice was done. prop 8 sponsors walker was biased in his ruling and should have been overturned. >>> ed lee is set to sign a measure for a massive redevelopment project for treasure island. the

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the g.o.p. to convert medicare to a voucher system, 57 plus-pus -- 57%-plus said no to that idea and when you look at independent voters out there as a separate block of measurement it closes into 60% at 58%-some. so people are saying overwhelmingly, we do not want to convert this into a voucher system where you get 32 cents out of every dollar that you need and they're saying very clearly, hands off my medicare. hands off my medicare. mr. garamendi: i want to pick up one more issue. i know my republican friends over here are constantly saying, well, but in the affordable health care act you took $500 billion out of medicare. let's understand what that's all about. in 2003, in that program, the medicare part d program, two programs were actually put in place. one was the drug benefit, another was what is called medicare advantage. this is the supplemental program for medicare. the medicare advantage program, when it was put in, to entice the insurance companies, the private insurance companies to participate, they were given a 16% bonus over and above their cost. so for eight years or seven years

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the anchor desk. we're back after your local news. p=0?úú@pú÷ú÷@c$$?$?$?hhh@?ing to you. 7:26 on this thursday morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have an update on a possible rescue happening in oakland where emergency crews are trying to find out if a car went into the water. clisty smith is live with more. >> reporter: good morning to you. two divers are in the water right now. they are next to the dock right there. they just left this area behind the oakland police where you see a black buoy out there. it marks a spot where they found something four feet down using poles. is it a car? i just spoke with a diver on shore. he tells me they believe it is a car and they believe it is empty. a tow truck is here now. they are going to be using what amounts to large air bags to help float it out after a couple reports seeing a car with a dome light on. by the time they turned around to come back to the park, they couldn't see it anymore. for now, it appears it is a car and appears to be empty. live in oakland, christie smith, today in the bay. >> thank you. it's 7