obtain and they do city work with the city of bris obtain as well and we have a board policy committee it's our one standing committee and there will be new members appointment to that i suspect and some carry over with respect to our board meeting we had two items of interest one related to item 11 on calaveras dam and the other one is on the agreement and i'll withhold my comment until we get to that. >> we are ready to move to the public items? or consent calendars any consent items that you wish to remove. >>> item nine, items nine f through eight are considered to be routine 50 the s f public utilities tigs and will be act upon by the single vote of theition and there will be no separate discussion of these at some times unless a member of commission or the public so requests and in which event the the matter will be removed from the car car and considered as a separate item. >> i'll lick had move -- all those in favor signify by saying aye motion carries commissioner? >> i think we received some communication suggest that the item was improper and that it didn't reflects accurate

why not try for a tax code that is moral and efficient and transparent and bri citizens together instead of pitting them against each other come is the case now it is so out of control that is it the country is at risk. >> victoria, the tax corrode had special breaks for the big goys and were placed closely to the president. provisions tt apply to just one company? >> yeah, it is it full of weird loop holes and we have a more complex system system as a result . it hasn't somped our problem. that the government is spending much morehan it can imagine taking n >> you can tax millionaires in a 90 percent rate and it would not get you what you need. we are demonizing wealth recreation. that's what the actor is doing it. is fed up on success andital ept in france . thinking of fleeing to belgium and russia. >>ho cares? >> the fact is, when that much money starts leaving country and multiply that by thousands of people. you can see a lot of capitol leaving the country and that is going to hurt. >> what i like about the flat tax the most, david. everybody pays in porportion of what they aaron .

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just before noon, bri, the president will take the official oath of office. a brief ceremony today, but an important ceremony. he begins his second four years and earlier the vice president took his oath at the naval observato observatory. take us through today. >> this was fascinating, john, because inauguration day falls on a sunday, we were able to see this very intimate ceremony at the vice president's official residence. he took the oath before just 120 people, mostly friends and family and the oath was given by associate justice of the supreme court, sonia sotomayor and the fourth female justice to deliver the oath. here's a taste of it. >> that i take this obligation freely -- >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservation of purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge. >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge. >> the duties of the office that of which i am about to enter. so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> thank yo

the aurora movie theater is now back open for bris.ome of the victims and relatives of those killed attended the event while others were outraged by the ceremony. we have more in this report. >> reporter: victims, their families and first responders returning to a theater where a gunman opened fire nearly six months ago killing 12 and injuring dozens. they were at the theater for a private ceremony called a night of remembrance to be followed by a movie screening after the company spent millions of dollars on renovations remodeling the interior. >> are we have come here this evening resolute that this will never define us as a community. >> for many here tonight, this is the path to healing and part of that process. >> reporter: but the reopening isn't welcomed by all those who were affected by the massacre. many of the victims' families are boycotting the event, some sending a rejection letter after receiving an invitation from the theater's owner writing in part, after reading our response to your ridiculously offensive invitation, y

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i have to tell you if i had a son i'd have to think long and hard bri let him play football. i think those of us who love the sport are going to have to wrestle with the fact it will probably gradually change. wilt have to change to reduce some of the violence have reaction now from alex boon and coach harbaugh who has a brand new baby boy. >> i love our president but i won't mind if any mi kids played football. it's physical, it's fun. once playing you understand so much more about life. and really, being in a group and around guys and you build a brotherhood and learn to relie on each other. and there is so much you can learn. it's a physical game but it's a fun game. if he doesn't want his kid playing it, sorry, dude. >> very a 4-month-old son, jack harbaugh. president obama feel that's way, then... there is let competition for jack harbaugh when he gets older. that is the first thing that jumps into my mind but it's early jack. like i said only five months old. but he's a really big kid. he's got a enormous head. his wingspan is a plus one, as soon as he grows into what h

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don't wor bri that they say. let's do what we need to do. >> it's really nbc over that talk. this gets to your point about tactics. you can't just sit back and take it f you're held in custody as george zimmerman is, he is now suing nbc. >> holding back the picture of his broken nose. >> right. what that shows you is that it's bigger than politics. we talk about how the left wing immediate where will do anything to are protect obama that is true. but it's ideology. whether the far left wing, president obama, democrats in congress, trayvon martin. they'll let the truth fall away in support of their own narrative. >> i promise i'm going to get everybody. we're looking forward to giving you a we'll get you in the next segment. it isn't a secret the main stream media is protecting obama. how they helped him win a second term, that and more on this special edition of "hannity". glad you're with us. people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car

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it has been almost two years since bri bryan stow was beaten in the dodgers parking lot two years ago. the concert benefiting bryan stow continues in the napa uptown theater before wrapping up tomorrow night in santa cruz. >>> turning to the 49ers and their quest for six, bay area sports fans have to be salivating at the prospect of another championship. first the giants win the world series and now 49ers have a shot to win their first super bowl since 1995, but unlike the giants, the 49ers are actually favored to win in this morning's reality check, sam brock explains why despite an endorsement from vegas, niners fans may want to tamper their expectations. >> this isn't a popular opinion but i'll state it anyway, statistically the baltimore ravens have a better chance of winning the super bowl than do the san francisco 49ers. think about the things that define the 49ers' football team. first an electric young quarterback in colin capper knick who has only been starting for part of the year and is in his second nfl season. looking back at the last 20 super bowls the average speernls o

this movie is making moves, bri kra bryan. "argo" has really been coming in and taking the awards. people are stating to recognize this. >> it's a terrific film. we're very excited about it. i knew when we were making it it was going to be something special. but we don't know if it's going to be successful. we just have to focus on telling the best story we can, and ben affleck did a fantastic job director, a wonderful script. if you haven't seen "argo," go see it. t >> i fell for new that whole movie because you were like the personification of angst, like frustration and angst. >> yes. i was tightly wound. i was up into a ball, yeah. >> you know, it seems like a lot of movies and television are being made ripped straight from the headlines. a lot of true life stories. what's the next true to life story that you would like to see made? >> well, i mean, even though i'm, you know, partial to "argo," i was -- i'm a real big man of lincoln. i was taken in by the dilemma that the 16th president faced, that historical importance that it presented, and daniel day-lewis -- i haven't met h

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bri brian, news from governor christie. >> yes, we is talking about superstorm sandy not getting help. he is not mincing words. basically comparing it to other tragedy answers there is no doubt about who he blames. >> 31 days for andrew victims. 17 days for victims of gustav and ike. ten days for victims of katrina. for victims of sandy in new jersey, new york and connecticut, it has been 66 days. and the wait continues. there's only one group to blame for continued suffering of these innocent victims. the house majority and their speaker, john boehner. >> christie said over the weekend, he was assured this would get done. if you don't know the story, near the end of the session in the house of representatives, did not take unthe bill and now they have to start over from scratch and after 11:20 p.m., christie says, he called john boehner four times and the call was not picked up. back to you. >> certainly a man never to mince his words. disappointing and disgusting, i think says it all. >> on deck, we asked the head of the fix the debt campaign this question, if you had one word to de

let's written bri in jamie whining o weinstein. so eight out of ten americans say we spend too much but up from 2010, 62% from 2009, regardless people think we spend too much. if you break that apart further, almost all republicans and independents and two-thirds of democrats they all agree, government spending is out of control. we are at the beginning of a second term. where do we go from here. >> clearly i think it's a good sign that american people is recognizing spending is out of control but what do they want to cut? when you get down to the nuts and bombs of that, don't touch medicare or social security, but if you don't touch some of the popular programs you won't be able to cut spending in the long run. the question is, yes, cut spending is good, but what programs are they willing to cut and modify. >> heather: and let's take a closer look at two polls specifically regarding the debt ceiling. this is the question we posed. is reduce the federal deficit a worthy goal? this is interesting you may recall white house press sec

>> you're not fwri briing this one on the road with you in a hotel room or anything.eighbors downstairs, check with them first. it does make a -- >> happy holidays, guys. >> thank you very much. >> you are very welcome. >>> five ways to bring you extra cash in the new year. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. here is sarah caldwell. >> heavy delays on the entire north side in both directions to to an outer loop accident at the j.f.x. 34 miles per hour on the outer loop. inner loop traffic at 795 towards the j.f.x. accident off to the right shoulder on the outer loop of the j.f.x.. greenspring, in a traffic backed up heavily towards the accident scene. 28 mi. per hour from approaching white marsh towards the 85 split. 22 miles per hour from the paul ryan all into tow -- 22 miles per hour from the beltway all the way into town. only a 12-minute travel time in contrast on the last side. ava, over to you. >> roads are dry right now. 31 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. 35 downtown in baltimore. clouds to start, but there should clear out

>> you're not fwri briing this one on the road with you in a hotel room or anything.neighbors downstairs, check with them first. it does make a -- >> happy holidays, guys. >> thank you very much. >> you are very welcome. >>> five ways to bring you extra cash in the new year. >>> some breaking news at 8:26. police in vienna, virginia, on the scene with an explosive device. they found it apparently in the parking lot of the merchant's tire on west maple avenue near center street. we have a crew in route there and we'll bring you more details as soon as we get them into the newsroom. for now we'll see if it's impacting the morning rush. mike cremedas is in for danella seabrook. mike? >> thank you, aaron. not causing delays but keep many mind maple avenue, 123 in vienna shut down between lawyers road and center street. take gal lows. and fender-bender at wlabtory road southwest. no lane information yet. and slight delay on northbound 395 heading to the 14th street bridge. >> thank you mike. the forecast when we come back. >>> breezy and cold this morning. winds gusting to

president obama bris ling a bit back and forth with steve when he wasn't able to answer the tough questions though, more largely is, that interview and these sorts of interviews we are likely to see with the obama administration love fest for the media listen to bernie goldberg on previously mentioned bill o'reilly last night. listen. four years ago the mainstream media fell in love with barack obama and they have been slobbering over him ever since now we have hillary clinton another potential historic figure. she could be the first woman president of the united states. this week after those hearings the media began slobbering in earnest. it will continue and begin ratcheting up when she announces that she is runs for president of the united states. it doesn't matter what anybody thinks about it, because these people, these journalists were born without the embarrassment gene. nothing elm -- embarrasses about how they behave. >> you talk about how president obama could be considered one of the most polarizing presidents. the numbers bear that out. gallup has a new poll out showing that the

my friend hugo campos has an implantable defill bri lay tor but the company -- defibrillator but theto mine some of this health data. and i think with hipa and all the other challenges, if we incentive vise the systems hopely with can find that with your own connectivity. >> you can decide do you want to donate it to science. just in passing, there was a congressman talking about genetics data which in some states and certainly in many countries, individuals can get access to. this guy said women are finding this data and they're taking out their own ovaries which is completely ridiculous. but the point is there's still a pa personalism both in the medical profession and in the congress that thinks we can't handle this stuff. >> questions from the audience? >> hi, i have a question. this sounds all new and cool. but if we don't have essential health benefits covering hearing aids and we have a popthration's aging and living longer, what's the reality of actually covering any of this? and do you have any information on how to get hearing aids covered. >> great question. who pays? >> i