contained therein); approving the form of a second supplement to property lease between the city, as lessor, and the trustee, a. >> thank you for hearing this item. this authorizes us to issue six -- issued to its of certification. similar to other transactions before you with the city winds up with a property that has a trustee. you shoot -- they chose abuse rather than other financing, such as for the hospital. we are asking for an amount not to exceed $48 million of the projects fund with st. but improvements and there is flexibility in terms of the for rising with 140 million in the cd, so expect to utilize this for ram is still available we issue these to explore the opportunity and we take a look at the capitalized interest, advisoworking with the departmet closely. they are eager to spend money relative to the sale, we have been told to use a portion of the $3 million in funding that would be required to generate. prior to selling. with that, i do have the department of public works. the project manager supervisor avalos:. -- supervisor avalos: thank you. captioned by the national ca

as we get into the home stretch. there's an interesting statistic from a bloomberg poll last week that found 60% of windchill voters who went with obama in '08 support him lessor not at all now. how big a problem is all of this for the democrats? >> of course they do want the women vote obviously as david was saying in the piece and abc news polling shows that of all the likely voters, more women are likely to say that they'll vote democrat than men. that is important. certainly president obama is campaigning not only for all the candidates as he's doing in this last stretch but over the last past week, certainly women, senate candidates on the west coast and elsewhere. the white house at the end of this week released a load of data which they were saying targets women and has been beneficial to women, economic programs they've enacted, so they know this is a group they need to win. >> i would imagine putting michelle obama doesn't hurt either? >> exactly. >> analysis in the "new york times" this morning, the notion that in the long term, it may be best for this white house to actually lose the house and the senate in these midterms. can you walk us through th