paley's -- ms. allen is can claim through congress. -- municipalities can claim through congress. the documents were pretty lengthy, but in summary, about $0.83 of each dollar goes to construction costs and work. again, we fund capital interests for three years on average. we are also required to fund in- cash debt reserves, and that is the case since 2008. our credit now is basically equal to or higher than most assuredly companies and bond insurers. when we offer bond buyers the potential to have the option to purchase insurance, they had not done that because of sfpuc's high credit rating. the forms of agreement are the usual ones. there are 10 of them primarily. the commission resolution, preliminary official statement. we would then make updates on that based on our financial statement. the 10th, 11th, and potentially 12th indenture, every time we have to issue bonds. the official notice of sale, intent to sail, bond purchase agreements in the event that the markets turned south and then we have to renegotiate a sale. we do not anticipate that. company agreements. escrow agre

allen okamoto? is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? please come forward. thank you for your patience. >> and i'm here to speak on behalf of ms.irez. i have known nati for 25 years and worked with her on the police department in administrative, criminal, and regulatory matters. i do not think you could find a better choice. she has a tremendous passion for her work, and she will serve the citizens of san francisco very well. i urge her reappointment. supervisor campos: thank you, captain. >> i am here also in support of nati ramirez. i think she would be an exemplary member for the commission, and i have also worked for over 25 years in the d a's office, more closely when she worked with me on the consumer protection unit, handling consumer complaints and mediating them. i want to say in terms of her incredible, hard-working, compassionate energy, not only for doing communityut

ms. mcconnell at the white house. i go down there every day. i do not know who made up that story. the classic story, allenve heard it on the show before. this happened right after obama got into office. he wanted to be a post-partisan type of guy. he called up john banner -- john dillinger -- john boehner and said that he wanted to hear his ideas about what we can do for a jobs bill. this was the regional stimulus package and john painter said fined three before the president in a car, they said that not one republican was going to vote for the president's plan. they had not even given their ideas. he said not one republican vote. that is what they think compromise is. >> josh, calling from vermont. >> i think that obama should try to cooperate, the what i am afraid of is that barack obama will trade the tax cut for 4 full version and republicans are glad to stab him in the back. >> then why even try? you are right. that is exactly what they're going to do. or why not give them another shot? didn't he learned anything over the past two years? >> he should try because it makes him look bad if he says no. >