ms. rogers, for the work on this. i am looking at the gis maps for city car share and zip car. i am looking at how far west it goes. at 20 fifth avenue, there might be one or three spaces -- at 25th avenue, there might be one or three spaces, but nothing in richmond. how would this expand for people on the west side of town? >> there are two types of spaces, the type required by the planning commission, which is a majority of the spaces, and the vast majority, which are provided voluntarily in places where they see demand from membership. we have met with both zip car and city car share over the last year. they are committed to expanding. they need to expand in an incremental matter in -- manner. that is something they could answer better. the city cannot force them to relocate other than in conjunction with development proposals. supervisor mar: we have a letter from rick hutchinson, which is our nonprofit. what is their ownership? >> that are a private company. i do not know much about it other than that they are private, for-profit. supervisor mar: are there other nonprofit

rogers from new hampshire public radio. our first question comes from john. >> good evening, ms. ayotte. should voters for republicans -- why should voters put republicans back in control of congress? why should they trust that going back to republican control will result in a country that is in better shape at anomaly -- better shape economically? >> i have never run for political office before, and i think there were times when republican spent too much in this country as well. we have a $three -- $3 trillion debt. we have to cut spending, get our fiscal house in order because this generation is the first generation poised to not allow our children and grandchildren have the same opportunities as we have had. it is why i am running and i will stand up to my own party if they want to spend too much money. >> mr. hodes, the vice president said that voters are angry at democrats. do you agree that he says this is a referendum on anchor, and democrats will lose? >> i don't think the voters are angry at any particular party, i think they're angry at what does not work and watch a temporary

roger salazar and on the other side, dale sky jones. joining me both this morning. thank you guys, both, for being here. ms.art with you. is the argument for legalizing marijuana for recreational use. is it primarily for you an economic argument? >> well, frankly current policy has failed across the board. and we have an opportunity to have safer communities. if we simply choose to control tax and regulate cannabis for adult use. this will also allow us to finally regulate medical effectively, which we have not yet been able to do here in california. as far as the interpretation as to whether or not store front sales are legal. this will also help protect mecal patients that are still, in fact, going to jail. and it's about jobs. >> well, you said it makes the community safer. how does it do so in your estimation? >> cannabis is currently more accessible to our children than alcohol, than any other drug on the street. and we've put full control in the hands of our criminals. we need to take it out of the criminals, take away their profit margins, which are estimated at over 60% due to illegal marijuana sale

roger, republican line. what are your expectations? you've got to turn that television down. i will come back to you. a little bit more from ms. " . "piece about what mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate, faces if tea party candidates win and republicans take control of that chamber. jim demint made it a habit of sparking an internal battles is leadership would otherwise like to avoid. the joint -- detroit, roger. is it television down? ok, roger, i will move on. louisiana, sherry, tea party member. have to turn your television down. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to talk about social security. you call it an entitlement but the thing is about social security, it is not like the regular income tax. we forget it was set up as a trust. i haven't heard one person in this country discuss just what the details of that trust is. let's pay back the money we borrow to fund world war ii plus interest from way back when and maybe social security would be a little better off. people keep a borrowing from it. host: what do you want to get done on the issue its tea party candidate republicans win? caller: for so

roger, republican line. what are your expectations? you've got to turn that television down. i will come back to you. a little bit more from ms. " . "piece about what mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate, faces if tea party candidates win and republicans take control of that chamber. who has made it a habit of sparking internal battles the jig that is jim demint. the joint -- detroit, roger. is it television down? ok, roger, i will move on. louisiana, sherry, tea party member. have to turn your television down. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to talk about social security. you call it an entitlement but the thing is about social security, it is not like the regular income tax. we forget it was set up as a trust. i haven't heard one person in this country discuss just what the details of that trust is. let's pay back the money we borrow to fund world war ii plus interest from way back when and maybe social security would be a little better off. people keep a borrowing from it. host: what do you want to get done on the issue its tea party candidate republicans win? caller: for somebody to look at the t