former quong man donna evans, thanks for coming in. >> you could be hit with some new sales tax to be paid for metro. the government's of d.c. , maryland and virginia are being asked to come up with big bucks to get the system back to what they call good. tom fitzgerald talked with the governor of d.c. fits, let's put a difficult area shelters amount on this. i really thought that was going to be some kind of train song. the billion here, jim and shawn is a big one. paul white feld, the metro gm, he wants $500 million and he sell this. you folks already know why. this system is old. these safetrack repairs that we just got through, this work isn'tinging anywhere. these problems aren't going anywhere. he's leaving it up to d.c., virginia and maryland to figure out how individually they're going to pay for this. now, is this going to be a sales tax. is this going to be some kind of gas tax in they're simply going to whip out one of those big cardboard checkbooks that they have and writeoff a big number and hand metro this money. they all seem to be in agreement today at this summit that

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