my name is jim stevens. we have been around recology for many years. as a san francisco corporate citizen, they are one of the best in san francisco. as a son of san francisco, they are one of the best of san francisco. i cannot see why we should come back here on this issue that has been coming here for the last six months. everything says "recology." i implore you today to let it be recology. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i put myself in a green business suit. i think that this recology proposal hits both nails right on the head. first, the recology bid is $100 million less than the losing bid, and the whole thing about the trains. vitrines are great. -- the trains are great. the trains are four times more fuel-efficient than the trucks that currently take the garbage out. it will reduce fuel consumption by 10 billion gallons. and especially in -- you know, i now work at a company in oakland here, so i know from my co- workers and having to drive myself, there is a lot of pollution coming off the road. and the

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jim bolden, cnn, london. >> indeed, the magic lives on. and on. that's this edition of "world business today." sadly, we're going to have to say farewell for now. thanks for joining us. i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> i'm charles hudson in london. good-bye for now.