i mean, you can go through all the gam mitt. -- gamut. i represent d-10 as all of you do. there are so many different services there to help them. but the only services is not available is income. is jobs. we need something to boost leyland avenue. and i thank the city for really taking notice of what's going on in d-10. because it's very important that we all survive as a community. like i said, i went here. luther burbank. who would have ever thought i would come back and ask for the city to really pay attention to us in d-10 and d 11. so spend your money wisely. thank you very much. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. al norman, baby emergence association. and we talk about redevelopment. we talk about the city of san francisco. our mayor, our chief of police, our fire department, our new c.o.a. and then, of course, our illustrious supervisor avalos here who help putt this thing on for us today. but the most important thing we have to remember, we have to remember what happened in the past concerning us as communities and as districts and how important it is for all

mitt romney. when he was governor and had to close a payroll gam, $500 until in unanticipated federal grants further reduced the massachusetts budget shortfall according to facteconomic.org. but back to today in one breath mitt romney said it's absurd to think federal money can go toward state and local employment, in the next breath he slammed the president for trying to do the exact thing he can't be done. >> he's got a new idea, though, and that is to have another stimulus and to have the federal government to try to bail out cities and states. it didn't work the first time, it certainly wouldn't work the second time. >> the president's plan to prevent more state and local layoffs is hardly a new idea, as romney calls it. the american recovery and reinvestment act, known as the stimulus plan, created or saved 1.4 to 3.3 million jobs. that's according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office. what kind of jobs are we saying when we say state and local government jobs? mostly teachers, who represent the overwhelming majority of state and local jobs, cops and firefighters. last friday mitt rom