brecht's mr. haley will. >> them next item. >> the content calendar, these items are considered to be routine and will be acted upon by a single vote. mr. chairman, if you have a request for item 10.2e to be severed and considered separately, and no other request has been. >> is there a motion to approve? >> motion. greg second. >> all in favor? the ayes have it. >> 10.2e has to do with the nose toppings on monday through friday from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on battery st. between clay and bush. mr. toronto? >> you can come up. >> before idell into this, i would first like to say it would be great to -- before i died into this, i would like to say it would be great to hear a staff report first so that i know why this is occurring. >> ok, mr. ye, what is up with 10.2e? >> good afternoon. you may remember back in january director lee asked for a report from lots on all of the tolls zones in the city and which ones we feel are necessary. we took a pretty detailed evaluation and we came out with a report to y

[applause] >> next i will ask mr. haley if he will come up with two of his folks. these are not coming up as a joint award but two different individuals being awarded within transit. the transit supervisor, he has been with us for more than 20 years and works as an operator. he is considered a professor with an honorary phd and new operator training. i did not know that we awarded new honoraria ph.d. is. they are met with a pleasant personality and added to that focuses not only on training but excellent customer service. he also investigates and looks for a way to reduce future incidents of these types. we're certainly a better organization today but because of the work he has done and the way he has model behavior for our new operators coming in. next to him is john waller who has been with us for 12 years and was an operator of kirkland. the note says that he has received more commendations van the new york stock exchange. most, for his exceptional customer service skills. he had the opportunity to be at 1 of the operator awards ceremonies. he announces a traffi

but, haley, i think you also -- mr.s to say very clearly what he stands for, how he will fix this anemic recovery, which has caused so much heartache and so much heartburn. i think it has to be a combination of both. i think that's pretty much what ronald reagan did. he managed to pull off both at the same time. that's why he was such an effective politician. i have to get out of here. i shouldn't sermonize. >> it's a matter of timing, larry. >> governor, thank you. >>> ceo confidence in the future of our economy has plunged. where are the animal spirits from the '80s and the '90s that we love so much? america ruled the world. we can rule the world again. two of our nation's top business leaders join us to talk about what the heck is wrong. we'll be right back. out to be would you mind if i go ahead of you?omer. instead we had someone go ahead of him and win fifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't like to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally

mr. conservative commentator abc news this week, haley barbour, former governor of mississippi, all of themast four. there have been a lot more leading republicans who have come out and said hey, come on, release your tax returns. we get this issue behind you. it is silly to refuse to release what your dad did or what barack obama did or what joe biden has done. and otherwise, it is just going to be continued to be used against you. again, talked about it. got a lot of calls on that in the last hour. now, the romney campaign are responding instead of -- trying to change the subject i guess. they're not answering the question. they're going to try to change the subject. they leaked to "the new york times" guess what? we have made up our mind on who the vice presidential nominee is going to be and we might announce it as early as this week. so now see they're trying to get us. let's talk about -- let's talk about the -- who would be romney's running mate. isn't it a little early to release that? here's what i wanted to get your take on this morning is here are the names they're talking about

mr. sunday morning himself, hugo lindgren. what do these people have in common? congressman ron paul, former mississippi governor haleyrial board of the national review and governor rick perry? aside from all being republicans, this is one thing. >> i'm a big believer that no matter who you are or what office you're running for, you should be as transparent as you can be with your tax returns. >> but not all republicans believe governor romney should release his tax returns, especially vp possibilities like tim pawlenty and rob portman. senator john mccain, a romney surrogate, also doesn't think the public needs to see the tax returns, saying i can personally vouch for the fact that there was nothing in his tax returns that would in any way be disqualifying for him to be a candidate. bells and whistles, david, that's what this show is about. but really, we are starting to see some rank breaking, if you will, among conservatives calling for romney to release his tax returns. how long can this go on? >> until election day. because the metaphor i've been using, imperfect, i'll grant you, is romney has a choice between a

mr. sunday morning himself, hugo lindgren. what do these people have in common? congressman ron paul, former mississippi governor haley barbour, senator olympia snow, bill kristol and george will, the editorial board of the national review and governor rick perry? aside from all being republicans, this is one thing. >> i'm a big believer that no matter who you are or what office you're running for, you should be as transparent as you can be with your tax returns. >> but not all republicans believe governor romney should release his tax returns, especially vp possibilities like tim pawlenty and rob portman. senator john mccain, a romney surrogate, also doesn't think the public needs to see the tax returns, saying i can personally vouch for the fact that there was nothing in his tax returns that would in any way be disqualifying for him to be a candidate. bells and whistles, david, that's what this show is about. but really, we are starting to see some rank breaking, if you will, among conservatives calling for romney to release his tax returns. how long can this go on? >> until election day. because the metaphor i've b

haley and former secretary of state condaleeza rice have been rumored as possible options. >> former first lady nancy reagan getting a very special birthday wish. look at this. >> ♪ happy birthday ♪ mrsagan ♪ happy birthday ♪ to you ♪ to you >> that's nice. that was mickey and minnie and some of the other disney characters singing happy birthday at the ronald reagan presidential library and museum in california and that's where a brand new walt disney archives exhibit opens today. the same day that mrs. reagan turns 91 years old, the lips didn't move, though. that's your five at 5:30 on the east coast. >> president obama's bus tour will keep rolling across key battleground states. all eyes are on today's jobs report that's sure to have a major impact on the campaign trail. doug luzader live in d.c. with with some more. hi, doug. >> good morning, guys, economists are expecting today's numbers to create some job creation, probably not so much to make much of a dent in the unemployment rate. both the obama and romney campaigns have been anxiously waiting for these numbers to come. in the obama campaign bus, as you mentioned, continues to make its way through ohio and pennsylvania, key s