madam car, can you call item no. 28 cluster >> or to its adopting and implementing the mou. >> motion to recuse because of my wife is a member. supervisor farrell: supervisor elsbernd is excused. >> we bring you a labor contract which is very much in line with the city's ability to pay and in recognition of the role in past concessions. this contract has very little cost in the first year and it includes the 3%

car per two probation officers. >> [inaudible] recommendation, madam chair, on page 54. the department has provided us with documentation on their pending lease, and we feel that that recommendation now should be withdrawn so there will be no reserve recommendation from the budget analyst. ok, thank you very much. no additional questions on this item, colleagues? from my understanding, the budget analyst has withdrawn the reserve recommendation that is on page 54. there are still outstanding areas on page 52 and 53. the department is in disagreement with three of the four items, from my understanding. colleagues, some thoughts on this? supervisor kim? supervisor kim: it seems like we have been holding off on some of these decisions until later, and i am more than happy to defer to the committee on that. i will, however, say that i plan on supporting the adult probation department in their asks in not taking action on the budget analyst recommendations for these items. but i do think you could do one last car. i do not see it. but i think approving two cars is appropriate

again, thelma and louise, thank you for driving an american car. madam president, this is simple.sure 98% of americans today continue to have tax relief. it's about 97% of the businesses continuing to have tax relief. small businesses. it's important that we do this not only for the economy but for these families that are struggling. 300,000 families in alaska alone will benefit from this relief. you know, there's a comment, you know, and i think senator lieberman said it earlier and i recognize his point. his point is we should real reform. i agree. that's why i've sponsored a bill with dismor wyden and senator coats on real tax reform. we're moving down that bath path but we've got to deep keystone doing some things here, keeping the economy moving forward in the right direction. a typical family of four in alaska if not without this relief will pay another $2,200 a year in taxes. a married couple of $80,000 with one teenager at home and another in college will see their taxes go up by $2,250. i can go on and 0 with these tamples. the -- examples. the point is, they're not going

again, thelma and louise, thank you for driving an american car. madam president, this is simple. it is about making sure 98% of americans today continue to have tax relief. it's about 97% of the businesses continuing to have tax relief. small businesses. it's important that we do this not only for the economy but for these families that are struggling. 300,000 families in alaska alone will benefit from this relief. you know, there's a comment, you know, and i think senator lieberman said it earlier and i recognize his point. his point is we should real reform. i agree. that's why i've sponsored a bill with dismor wyden and senator coats on real tax reform. we're moving down that bath path but we've got to deep keystone doing some things here, keeping the economy moving forward in the right direction. a typical family of four in alaska if not without this relief will pay another $2,200 a year in taxes. a married couple of $80,000 with one teenager at home and another in college will see their taxes go up by $2,250. i can go on and 0 with a couple earning $130,000 will see their ta

this is a loophole, madam president, so big you can drive a car through it. right out of the shuttered manufacturing plants of delaware. fixing this fundamental injustice in our tax code is the first half of the bring jobs home act. we say we're not going to pay any more for companies that send u.s. jobs overseas. we've got better ways to invest our tax dollars in rebuilding the base of manufacturing and the high-quality, high-paying jobs that come from it. the second thing this bill does, instead of incentivizing the outsourcing of american jobs is incentivizing insourcing. we say bring these jobs home. the bring jobs home act says you can keep the deduction to help pay your moving costs if you're moving from one facility in the u.s. to another, that's fine. you can still using the moving cost deduction if you're moving from a facility abroad back to the united states. that's better. but but this bill takes a further step. we say if you bring jobs home to the u.s., we'll give you an additional 20% tax credit on the costs associated with moving that productio

madam. my question is for the gentleman, mr. wald. >> yeah. >> are you aware of any research effort public or private to outfit the smart grid to handle i guess back and forth transactions with reck trick cars, hybrids or other large storage forms that i guess are going to be populating the market?

madam. my question is for the gentleman, mr. wald. are you aware of efforts public or private to handle the smart grid against back-and-forth transactions with electric carshybrids, or other large storage reforms that will be populating the market? guest: well, general motors was helpful on this when they came out with the volt. they ended up with a little time on it that looks like what i have on my lawn sprinkler that sets it to charge at