moran? we had some correspondence from ca and we have had some discussion about that ask is there any reason we should not accept their rep. daks, no not at all. >> then i'll like touses do that and i don't know if we need do that by resolution by by whenever form is on the list. >>> the last time you approved the program changes you had in the resolution included the recommendation by ba. w s c a. >> any further questions for ms. labonte? already ms., jensen? >>> thank you mr. president and members of the commission. i want to make a couple of points first of all, your staff has been helpful and cooperative in terms of our review and looking at what the project entails and where the program stands and some of our questions, i think you put much more simply mr. president when you said do you have enough money can you find it all and the answer to that question is what we would like brought back in the tabular form so we can all see had a and be assures and your second question is is it going

moran? >>> i move that we amend the resolution to adopt the recommendations. >> the date of the letter is january 16th 2013. >> thank you. written by bawsca. already movement and seconded public comments? . >> i would like to. >>> you sure can. >>> i would like to say that it was an excellent letter and brought to my issues to my concern, and to my attention and i would like to know when we will be receiving a list of the items you just set forth in letter form that would -- [inaudible]. >> the bawsca letter outlined some deadline and i intend to meet those dead lines the other thing that i will do if you want, and if the general manager is in agreement would be to brief you every two weeks on the progresses being made but for sure as i mentioned we will ameliorate all of the dead lines and i think some of them were in the february or and i'll make sure that we meet those dead lines. >> good and i would like to add to that, that i think we should look at the five project that we have in prec

commissioner moran. >>> with respect to the issue raised by mr. rows crans to the fourth whereas, this goes to a rhetorical point of is really smoke. all water comes from the actual 93 river [spelling?] however in the river it's of no use to us at all. that water to be useful as a water supply has to be controlled and the release of that water has to be metered and by metered it has to be controlled so it's available when and where we need it and so a river without a dam is not a water supply but a river with a dam is a water supply and that is the reason it's worded this way and if they don't like the wording because it shines a brighter light on the reservoir and on the dam that they would like it's accurate from an engineering standpoint it's much more accurate than the wording that they are suggesting and so i'm comfortable with the language as is and's i also don't believe that this creates liability for us, i think it recognized something that the hetch hetchy focus have recognized and that is that by the nature of our system there are inter

moran is thinking, how do you do that. you asked that before how i work with the agencies to get them moving the same. and my answer is the same, i am a magician and i won't reveal my tricks. >> any other public comment? mr. decasta. >> i want to thank todd for doing a good job. and art jensen, even though he said what he said, he makes it a point to have a real good relationship with those that count. i have not attended the bawsca meetings in a long time, but used to at one time. and it has on a regional level that we have this type of relationship so that we can move forward in a very methodical way. so again i would like to thank todd and art for the wonderful work. because you know, normally we don't hear them. but it's time for us to acknowledge their good work and to thank them. thank you very much. >> thank you, any other public comment on item 10? seeing none. public comment is closed. the item has been moved and seconded. commissioners. all in favor signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> the ayes have it. the motion c

. >>> from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline." january 1st, 2013. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran, and we begin tonight with some late-breaking news out of washington. just a little while ago, the house of representatives approved the passage of a last-minute deal to narrowly avoid that fiscal cliff after weeks of increasingly heated, even ridiculous infighting. this late compromise will prevent many of the dreaded effects of the cliff, only the top 2% of americans are going to see a tax increase, sparing the other 98%, and those big spending cuts, they will be postponed. president obama tonight spoke about the nation's road ahead. >> the sum total of all the budget agreements we have reached so far proves that there is a path forward, that it is possible, if we focus not on our politics, but on what's right for the country. and the one thing that i think hopefully in the new year we'll focus on is seeing if we can put a package like this together with a little bit less drama, not scare the heck o

and during the meeting, commissioners torres and moran and vietor passed the plan. and supervisors provided constructive feedback on the communication plan and urged us to move forward quickly. and we are seeking to authorize the additional task orders that would not exceed the $1.4 million. and this would allow puc to take an extensive communication effort and target eed residentsn phase 1 are aware of the program and its costs. funds associated with the contract would be utilized for city-wide telephone surveys and grassroots programs like environment now, and for television, and advertising services, for graphic design services and other types of outreach for the education of the cleanpowersf program. it's our commitment based on the feedback from you and the board of supervisors to ensure that the customers know what this program is. and how that opt out. and if they choose to stay with the program to understand the features. in closing in the last meeting commission moran had asked questions of how to reach out to other community programs. the board of supervis

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so i think congressman moran is right to talk about the past. the prent might be changing in the future. >> i think one of the things that is changing the president, i watched today as the president talked about gracie mcdonald. a 7-year-old whof was killed in newtown. her parents were sitting there in the front as the president made the announcement today. and the president talked about meeting them. watch this. >> chris, her father, gave me one of her paintings. and i hung it in my private study just off the oval office. and every time i look at that painting, i think about grace. and i think about the life that she lived. and the life that lay ahead of her. and, most of all, i think about how when it comes to protecting the most vulnerable among us, we must act now. for grace. >> see, i think newtown and i think the reaction of these kids, really, is what will energize a bottom-up movement, as you referred to, congressman. but even beyond that, when i look at the fact that the president came with some executive orders today that he doesn't ne

joining us is atlanta mayor qassim reid and jim moran of virginia. good afternoon to both of you. sir, if i might begin with you, congressman moran, we've heard the catalog of republican opposition to almost everything that the president is proposing, but i ask you this, sir. is it really possible for the house of representatives to mark the slaughter of 20 children, leave alone the near 12,000 gun deaths every year, by doing absolutely nothing to reduce gun violence in this country? is that possible? >> it is possible, but i do think that the public will recognize that they will be culpable in the next massacre of innocent children. not to act is to make a decision toll allow further massacres by -- with mill stare-style assau assault weapons. they'll have that on their conscience but that's not a sufficient response for us obviously. the president has shown that he has the guts to stand up to the nra, which his predecessor doesn't show that he didn't and the republican party doesn't have that kind of courage that the president has shown. but it's time for the american people to

pal roesch moran was shown on hidden camera, discussing how to help someone vote illegally.t. at the time he was the field director for his dad's campaign. police tell us the morans cooperated with the investigation, but the person responsible for the video refused to provide any assistance. congressman moran was reelected. ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air any questions? >>> and with that live unaccompanied performance, she sought to silence critics of her inauguration performance. she had just wrapped up a press conference in new orleans where they're getting ready for the super bowl. she's headlining the pepsi halftime show. she confirmed she did singe along with a prerecorded track here in washington. >>> i did not take comfortability taking the risk. i wanted to make the president and my country proud, so i decided to singe along with my preadvisered track, which is very common in the music industry. >> she says she's well-rehearsed for the super bowl, so she will absolutely be singeing live. she did not confirm or deny reports of a destiny's chil

. >> commissioner moran? >> here. and commissioner [speaker not understood]? >> here. >> commissioner caen. >> right on time. >> and commissioner vietor is on her way. >> all right, we're ready to go. i think on item number 3 we have a comment from ms. hood. >> yes, i have placed on your chairs an e-mail from someone with some proposed me minutes to the amendments for your consideration. >> all right. without objection those amendments will be accepted. and i think we can vote on it as amended, correct? >> yes. >> all right. i'll move it. >> moved by commissioner moran. seconded by commissioner courtney. call the roll. >> president torres? >> aye. >> vice president courtney? >> aye. >> commissioner caen? >> here. >> commissioner vietor? >> present. >> commissioner moran? >> yes. >> all right. motion carries. we'll interpret the present vote as an aye vote. the issue we talked about is just resolved by your vote. aerth great. i thought it was roll call. >> all right. i think we're ready for public comments. >> mr. de costa gave you a card. >> yes, i have mr. de

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a virginia congressman, jim moran, one of 16 democrats who did not vote for the bill. he says this year will see a dramatically shrinking government. >> this is a new day and it's not a bright day. i am afraid that this is kicking the can down the road. the problem is each time you do that, it gets heavier. >> he says this could lead to another fiscal cliff. automatic across-the-board spending cuts to the pentagon and other agencies will be in up in months. and the debt ceiling deal will be reached in two months if congress does not act. jim moran is not confident working out a deal will be easy. >> just increasing the deficit by $3.90 trillion, which will now force us to dramatically street the size of government and that will have an adverse impact on the washington area. >> the president returns to hawaii, so it's not clear when he will sign the bill. brianne carter reporting. >> secretary of state hillary clinton continues to recover from public clocked at a new york hospital. she was last seen in public three weeks ago before she fainted and was fossilized with a

. >> hello, everyone, i'm terry moran.to have you with us tonight. across the animal kingdom, gifts are an important part of the mating ritual. some bird woo their mates with fresh caught fish. humans, we opt for shiny rocks. and now, some dating web sites are cutting straight to the give and take, connecting young women with rich, older men to trade their youth and beauty for his cash and prizes. we have got our first look inside the mutually beneficial arrangements last summer. tonight we bring you the jetsetting new twist on the sugar baby dating game. here is abc's alex perez. >> reporter: you never know where you are going to find love, online, through a friend, possibly even at your doorstep. but for the right price, and legally, a young college student can come knocking. >> good to see you. >> reporter: meet 63-year-old tommy and 21-year-old monti. they have been together for two years. >> i am just not feeling -- >> hole in one! >> i love them. >> yeah, they look great. >> they're fun. >> yeah, they are. >> thank y

president torres, vice president courtney commissioner moran here and commissioners are on their way. approval of minutes item number three gentlemen have you have you had a time to look at the minutes. >>> i have two items. as well as -- my lex if we could just check the names of the public speakers? thank you? . >> for which i am. >> student: gentlemen comment? general public comment, thank you all right anything else? . >> is there a motion, so moved. >> moved by commissioner court eand seconded by commissioner moran and all in favor signify by saying aye. aye. >> motion is carried. public comment? mr. allen? >>> welcome. >> hi good afternoon commissioners i have a few questions that i would like to ask, the first question is to the chair through the city attorney at the december 11 commission meet commission torres asked us to report back to see if p uc can used the two millions million dollars in park bound money allocated to lake -- last june an e-mail was sent to the city attorney asking if that opinion has been given and so far he has not received a response. to get an answer

. >>> from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," january 3rd, 2013. >>> good evening. i'm bill weir. and it is the dream of countless american families. a knock on the door from a big-time college football scout and a spot on a team that fills coliseums on saturday. but tonight comes a revelation from a former star about the pain and pressure that exists inside the nation's football factories and the injectable risks some young men take in order to stay on the field. abc news's chief investigative correspondent brian ross brings us this "nightline investigates." >> reporter: game day at usc in los angeles. part of the huge college sports industry. with lucrative tv contracts, millionaire coaches and avid fans all dependent on their star players giving everything on the field, even when hurt. >> there's really no other option because i want to play, they wanted me to play, they needed me to play. >> reporter: but now abc news has found that behind the scenes of that drive to win at usc and other major

i'm terry moran. glad to have you with us tonight.ege kids' binge drinking antics have become a viral business. the creators call it "i'm schmacked" and they film co-eds getting wasted, high, and everything in between. it may seem like it's all in good fun, but once those students graduate, could their hard-partying online fame carry long-term career consequences? >> reporter: so maybe this isn't something that this 21-year-old college student, who we will call by his first initial only, j, is going to want to have out there the day he goes looking for a job interview. the night at college when he partied and partied with a fair amount of this going on, and with a camera in the room. a camera held by this guy. he's a college-aged student too who has been touring the nation's campuses shooting, well, moments like this with college students like j. and then putting them up on youtube. with a partner, he's got a whole series called "i'm schmacked." their videos have gotten 600,000 for their west virginia video. collectively on youtube, s

virginia representative jim moran is one of the most vocal about this bill.h gary nurenberg to say why. >> we face three more fiscal cliffs where the only requests asked will be what programs do we cult and how deep -- cut and how deep do we cut them center. >> congress avoided the fiscal cliff by cutting taxes setting up moran's two-three punch. >> we delayed a few things but we haven't avoided much. >> reporter: jim runs the greater washington board of trade. he says the uncertainty ahead has the business on hold. >> we're still going to have a hold on hiring. we're still going to have a hold on new investments. everyone is going to be waiting. >> reporter: even as business knows. >> there will be people who are furloughed on their jobs, people who will not be hired into new jobs. >> we're on a new reality, a new economic reality in the national capital region. >> reporter: frank principi knows that if the sequestration cuts kick in in two months... >> programs to head start to emergency preparedness are going to be cut 8% and it's the local governments tha

. >> commissioner moran. >> mr. president, a couple of items under communication, "f" and "g" are basically the water supply report. i have reviewed those and had some conversations with staff. i think there is a couple of areas where the reports are incomplete. and other areas because of that incompleteness they are misleading. i would like to ask those reports be revised and reissued in january to correct those issues. >> items "f" and "g," that's the order without objection. >> and the other thing as we talk about regional water supply, i mentioned before that, we have our own plans of how we develop that supply, and boska has their own. another thing i would like to see in january is a discussion for the most appropriate way for us to coordinateinate our planning efforts with boska, with respect to the regional water supply. if you add that. >> without objection, that's the order, and for "f" and "g." any other comments from any other members? other commission business? >> commissioner caen. >> i have one thing,

. >>> this is "nightline" with terry moran. >> hello, everyone. i'm terry moran.'re going to bring you the latest in the twisted tale of love turned deadly, centered around a young woman accused of stabbing, shooting and slashing her one-time boyfriend. as the gruesome details of this crime have been exposed in court, the bizarre turns just keep oncoming, including explosive testimony from the other man in her life. abc's ryan owens brings us the latest from phoenix, arizona. >> reporter: admitted killy jody arias has sobbed every day of trial, but prosecutors say tears shouldn't be enough to save her life. they say the petite, soft spoken 32-year-old deserves to die because alexander's death was so heinous. he was found butchered in the shower of his mesa, arizona, home in june of 2008. he had been stabbed 27 times, his throat was slit so deep he was almost decapitatdecapitated was shot in the head. the testimony of ryan burns this week may have made her look even worse. he was a romantic interest of jodi arias, who she visited in utah less than 24 hours after sh

. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with terry moran. >> hello, i'm terry moran.you're with us tonight. well, love 'em or hate 'em, the calorie counts seen on many restaurant menus across the country will soon be going national thanks to a federal law. one of the latest weapons in the war on obesity. they're there to help americans pick healthy choices while dining out. but does all that menu math really add up, or could you be packing in more calories than you bargained for? abc's jim avila has the straight skinny. >> reporter: they are supposed to help america's obesity problem. calorie counts boldly displayed on restaurant menus. >> that's kind of important to have that visibility in what you're eating. >> reporter: two states in nine counties require them today, and by the middle of this year, a federal law is expected to force chain restaurants, convenience stores and vending machines nationwide to post calorie counts. it's all part of the government's effort to help tighten waistlines and stop the obesity epidemic. how many calories you need every day varies

lindsay moran author, thank you for joining us.ciate it. >> thanks. >> cenk: when we come back here we go again. another republican congressman talking about how todd aiken the famous infamous legitimate rape comment might have actually been right. >> all that adrenaline company cause you not to ovulate. so he was partially right wasn't he. like verse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what you're telling me. >> you would rather deal with ahmadinejad then me. >> absolutely! >> and so would mitt romeny. >> she's joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> cenk: welcome back to "the young turks." we have some interesting topics for you. we have the rowdy crowd here, ana kasparian, michael shure jayar jackson and hemela, it's great to have yo

>> commissioner moran. >> thank you chair. we received correspondence suggesting in our effort to fully inform

jim moran of virginia's eighth district released the following statement shortly aft bill was passed. quote, i've been hoping to cast a ballot for a balanced deal which addresses both long run fiscal issues and the artificial short-term crisis created by the budget control act. the bill before us today is wholly inadequate. it leaves our country with three more fiscal cliffs to negotiate over the next three months. i'm deeply concerned by the long-term consequences of this hastily crafted agreement. i cannot in good conscience support this legislation. that from virginia congressman jim more ran. -- >> jim moran. >>> lawmakers from both parties are speaking out against the decision by house republican leaders to end the congressional session without voting on an aid bill for victims of superstorm sandy. new york republican peter king said the decision was indefensible. maryland democrat steny hoyer said he was deeply disappointed. last friday the senate approved a $60.4 billion sandy relief meetings. the house appropriations committee drafted a smaller bill. a vote by the full house h

moran? >>> one of the things i have been trying to figure out is how this effort that you are describing measures with what we have in front of us and with what the board of supervisors have improved and. >> yes, last time, i asked whether it was an either or and whether we have phase one in front of us or if you can do both if you choose to and the sense that i had it was more the latter and in reading this material though, it seems that you proposed to somethingly change what would be in the phase one on offer particularly the price and that, then that raises a series of very particular question that is have not been addressed in this material and so for example we have not to exceed rate proposal in front of us that is a rate proposal that says if you are doing what i would call our version of phase one this is an a money that we believe is necessary to cost the cost of that. >> you are referring to the resolution. >> yes and do you have a copy of that resolution? no i do not, well you sh