jensen for pulling back on that. it does give me a chance to comment on the annual report for the wiip that was presented last december, i wasn't able to come, but i thought it was a great report. really exciting things happening throughout the watershed. we personally appreciated the puc's contribution tox acquisition of dos rios at tuolumne and san joaquin. that will be a [speaker not understood] to the san joaquin river wildlife refuge. i want to congratulate staff, especially tim ramirez who is here for the good work they've been doing. we had a good meeting up in moccasin on friday, [speaker not understood]. progress is made on the upper tuolumne river [speaker not understood] system. it is a little behind schedule. every three years, or 20-year. progress is being made, and this is really all helping the puc meet the obligations of the environmental stewardship policy. so, we really appreciate you taking that seriously and let's keep moving on these. ~ wiip projects. thank you. >> thank you, peter. mr. jeff mill

thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> kerri jensen. in the late 60s, i helped women get abortions through mexico because we could not get them here. and despite what they say, the women could not get an abortion here. and every time that we sent someone there, we were on pins and needles hoping that she would make it back, it was very, very scary. in 1972, i worked with ken corey, and george muscony and i asked them to add the right to privacy to the constitution of california. and that section was rewritten, adding privacy and it went on the ballot, and it passed by 80 percent. and that is the largest vote for any right of any constitutional right ever. they may a mistake putting the comment in the wrong place so it went on the ballot in 1974. it also passed in 74 by 80 percent. now, every newspaper in the state vote against it. but the people knew what they valued and privacy was what they valued. more important than the first amendment and more important than anything, now get these cameras off the sidewalk. women have to be there a

jensen in the future as well as his successor. >> okay. and if, if for some reason it looks as though we are not going to be able to come to conclusions on time for the next rate cycle, would you please let us know that? >> we will. >> my expectation is that we will. >> point well taken. thank you. >> thank you. any other comments on communications? >> i do. >> yes. >> i wanted to draw the attention to the pipeline, water pipeline assessment. it was very shocking to me to read this. i hope everybody did. and i thank david briggs for putting this together. we certainly see problems. i mean, these pipes are older than i am. so, i know that -- >> they're 29 years old? [laughter] >> amazing. >> so, it really is very eye opening to read and i wasn't aware of. so, i hope everybody did review that. >> thank you, commissioner. any other comments on communications? all right. any public comments on communications? i think we have a special introduction. >> i just wanted to possibly follow-up on the date issue just before we leave that, may 9th, and

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. >> kristin foscy, jackcy amutald, and jensen, and david trehelo and candice,. >> my name is judith and i am a grandmother of two, and foster parent of three and i want to talk to you about the morning after pill, it is dangerous to woman's hels for hours after the woman swallows it, planned parenthood does not concern themselves after she leaves their facility and so we need to be more the main door of planned parenthood and who are we? we are the village people who can help. and you have heard

joining me tonight from north carolina, tom jensen, director of public policy polling, and here executive director of new yorkers against gun violence. thank you for being here, tom. i want to start with you. were you surprised by these results? >> i really wasn't because what you're seeing on these bills is that democrats and independents overwhelmingly support them and even a majority of republicans do. so what these senators who have voted against background checks have really done is forget the democrats and independents, they've even put themselves to the right of motion voters in the republican party. and these states we're talking about are really competitive states. dean heller won by one point last year, jeff flake won by three, portman in ohio and ayotte in new hampshire in states where they won in a midterm but it's been going democratic in presidential years. these are folks who really have to present themselves as moderates in order to be successful politically in their states. and this vote really is not consistent with being moderate at all. it puts you to the right of 75%

. >> kristin foscy, jackcy amutald, and jensen, and david trehelo and candice,. >> my name is judith and i am a grandmother of two, and foster parent of three and i want to talk to you about the morning after pill, it is dangerous to woman's hels for hours after the woman swallows it, planned parenthood does not concern themselves after she leaves their facility and so we need to be more the main door of planned parenthood and who are we? we are the village people who can help. and you have heard that it takes a village to raise a child. we village people stand out front to offer a women with child assistance with finding and services to help her keep the baby alive and give birth. we village people receive no money for our intervention work. but the separatists do. and the separatists receive u.s. government funding, and separatists have tools ready to separate a woman and baby. yes, they sell it, planned parenthood's website complications of severe infection, incomplete abortion and death. the morning after pill, sure, here it is. don't let the door hit you on the way out. i a vill

jensen mentioned, that is done primarily for savings. what that means is we've been able to take out that rate component from our rate setting and i'll show you what that means in terms of numbers in a moment. another reason why the rates are going down for the wholesale customers is that they're buying more water. so, as compared to the current budget year, we had budgeted about 137 million, 137 mgd in terms of volume. and what we're seeing in the current year is that's going to be closer to 143. and, so, what you'll see in the chart here is we're projecting a little better news in the current fiscal year '13 and we're projecting that forward into the budget year for next year. so, again, better news in terms of water delivery, more sales means lower rate. >> is that not increase of the knit customer base or is that an increase of utilization by the current customer base or both? >> it's probably both. i couldn't speak to what's going on on the retail side in terms of the wholesale customers, but i can tell you they're buying more water

we go to rich jensen at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: a very fluid situation.curity staff convening about an hour-long briefing this morning that ended -t about -- probably an hour ago. we were supposed to get a briefing in new from the press secretary, just a regular is scheduled briefing, the daily briefing. that has been pushed off, postponed to a time to be determined. we are learning now also comes from capitol hill. his reporting, is senior source on capitol hill was brief but a national data terrorism center saying that police believed dzhokhar tsarnaev is still in the boston area and it is important they get all the time and do so live because they want to find out if this is something broader. there is another person involved those sources saying it is hard to believe that these two men operated from the bombing on without any help or training from anybody else. the fbi is looking into any travel that they may have taken overseas or if they were, perhaps our radicalized in the united states. we're waiting for a new briefing in boston expected anytime.

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