>> brian rogers. chair chu: 80. >> i am a resident of the bayview, and i have a business in the bayview, and i have been involved in the community activities in the bayview for over 10 years, and in that time, i have for the citizens of our community talk about essentially one thing, jobs. they all want jobs, in this proposal to move the garbage by truck to oakland does create a number of jobs, in oakland. we want to keep those jobs in san francisco, and i support supervisor mirkarimi's suggestion to look at the wall picture, because the answer really is pretty simple. we collect our garbage in san francisco and take it to our port and put it to barges by our people. we save jobs. we save money. we save the environment, and we say good relations with our neighbors. it can be a win-win for everybody. recology is a great company, but this is not about recology. it is about garbage, and i think we should look of these more thoroughly than we have in the past. i urge you to do so. thank you. chair chu: th

we have roger blain, brian johnson, nancy simons, kyle mcadams, lisa armstrong, tommy young, donna braylond movies are represented with identical bowls of kibble. the nominees are "black swan," "the fighter," "inception," "the kids are all right," "the king's speech," "127 hours," "social network," "toy story 3," "true grit," and "winter's bone." i think that's gonna be a favorite for puppies. i think -- i don't know why. [ laughter ] it's a tough call. they're excited to vote. [ audience aws ] look how excited. they have all seen the movies. they are going to be voting for which film they think best deserves the award. drum roll, please. [ drum roll ] release the puppies! come on guys. [ cheers and applause ] they are all wearing bowties. come on over guys. come on over. come on over. there goes gary. gary's going right for "winter's bone." no, he got one. he's a flip-flopper. "toy story 3" get's a little bit. "the king's speech." it's a tie. someone likes my shoes. my shoes are not nominated. get over here, guys. what's going on? get over here. come on. it's okay. come on over, pal. oh c

as roger said my name is brian baker and under president of taxpayers against him are his and our relatedcommittee called the ending spending fund. this morning our panel is about cutting spending and i'm pleased to be joined by three distinguished guests. first we have ryan hecker, right is a huge and -- a houston attorney who grew up in new jersey, went to new york university and then to harvard for his law degree. ryan created a contract from america to give a voice to the thousands of frustrated americans who don't believe that the government is listening to them. many of you know about the contract of america. it was a crowd source 10-point plan created to the input of over a half a million americans. next we have and do more than. and to is the vice vice president of government affairs for the national taxpayers union. he lobbies on federal and state issues, conducts policy research and analysis, assist in taxpayer education and formulates reports and opinion pieces. if you read andrew record in the washington show, the "washington times" and "forbes" magazine. and, finally, we are