thank you a guinta rec and park for your support over the years. >> thank you. we're expecting the release of the 2010-2011 annual report, prepared by the city services auditor. while i do not want to steal their thunder, we will be back a month from now with analysis on the report. we're very pleased with the findings. we're holding steady our overall scores, and they dropped about 1% this year. the last two years have been the two highest years of scores the we have had since the study began. we saw improvements in some critical areas of focus for step, which is restrooms, athletics, sports, and playgrounds. we have seen an increase in scores in one of our historically low performing park service areas. we're pleased. the report is expected to be finalized this week, and we will be back in december with a more thorough analysis. speaking about standing park maintenance work, and i have the distinct pleasure of announcing that, i take it was monday, we were given the news that steve castillo, our golf and turf manager has won an award of excellence. as the mana

it is a good way to galvanize san francisco's companies employ using guinta stubhub. -- and get them to step up. the next steps on how the program will be expanded and the mechanics of the contract and that sort of thing the less i believe that the salesforce foundation reps will be meeting with our nonprofit partners. we can learn how to move forward as quickly as we can. the goal is to get as many families into permanent housing to the authority or subsidies before christmas. it is a very aggressive time line. we recognize that. we have referred -- we will refer 25 to 30 families today to the hamilton subsidy program. that is already in motion. with the 51 families processing on tuesday and the 25 to 30 that we are referring to the subsidy program, we could get as many as 75 families in before christmas. supervisor avalos: that is in the subsidy program, but there marginally house, we still have to get them into some kind of housing situation? >> the initial target, and the family was clear on where the what the money to go, the initial target is the families in shelters and on the

and we are guinta being with a call from sarah from dixon, illinois, on the independent line. caller: hi, senator coburn. i agree with a lot of your views, but i was wondering, how do you feel about the wage disparity, and do you feel that the bush tax cuts have contributed to that? guest: you know, i don't know now -- first of all, the way we get rid of the wage disparity is opportunity and growth. i did not know what has caused it but it has been exaggerated -- especially as we have seen the downturn. and we have seen it before in large economic cycles, that happens. but i think there is a principle -- i am one of the few republicans that believes if you want to have a tax cut, you have to pay for it. if you are going to reduce the revenue to the federal government you have to reduce expenses so you are not borrowing the tax cut from your grandchildren and children. the way to solve the disparity, 1, is to take all of the loopholes and favoritism out of the tax cuts, out of the tax code, for those who have had the ability to advantage of themselves. rather than raise taxes,