polk untfaces a $7 million dollar p in its budget to continue fering services like the rapid -housing ogram. it gets its moneyomroperty xes...and those taxes have en capped lawmakers at around $30 dollars since 1996.pporters of the county'sntalhealth and disabili servicesare asking lawmakers raise at cap to about $47 dollars...the extra $17 dollars r person would give the county the ndingt needs to keep going. :35:46 "wneed to have the rvices. bottom line, we need the services. if they're gone, especially, i'm thinking in terms of the mobile crisis unit - i know in our family, we've used it a couple of times with our son when he was younger, and once when he was an adult. if that goes, then there goes your liaison for help." - pat schafer - parent of client and losing the help, anna-zeski says, means losing all of the progress made for those with mental health and disabilities in polk county. 15:17:44 "homelessness - it's not a disease. it's not something that you should shun serious problem." - frank anuszewski - client, rapid re-housing program there's already a bill in the senate looking

ograms, and $4 billion to exexnd compmper science programs in schools. but the republican-controlled congress has already made it clear it's not planning to write a check to cover the president's spending plan. house speaker paul ryan labeled it "a progressive manual for growing the federal government." speaker ryan: the way we hold the obama administration accountable is controlling their budget. and that's why having the power of the purse and a functioning appropriations process serves that goal. and that's why i'm confident we'll figure this out. sharyl: on the income side, the budget calls for eliminating tax breaks for the wealthy, imposing new fees on the largest banks , and a $10 a barrel tax on crude oil. overall, the budget would over the coming decade, even as it drives up the debt, how much the u.s. owes, as counted in the u.s. national debt clock weweite. it also drives up the federal deficit, how much more the u.s. is spending than it actually has. republicans will be releasing their own budget in the coming weeks. sharyl: the u.s. navy is pressing new ships into duty. there's the nearly $13 billion uss gerald r. ford, a new class of aircraft carrier, which goes into service this spr