gives us some certainty and sustainability we wouldn't otherwise have it bears repeating it's what's nbd us to get strong credit rating so we stretch our money. so optimistic the local and state revenues come in stronger than expected we get the set side in the budget that represents a quarter of the operating budget so as the economy grows we continue to benefit. on the expense side the 3 things driving the first is the service increases with your support friday morning and the adaptation of the transit effectiveness an increase up to 12 percent in muni service on the street. we're going to try to include as much of that in the budget currently 3 percent in the first year and 7 percent and 3 more to get that's the single biggest change that we're recommending in the operating budget. we do continue to close 80 that strategical gap in the structural engineers that's more tranquilizers and operators and more car cleaners so all the folks that support of the service you made a big step in closing the fiscal gap and we want to continue that. finally there's other resources in the agency we'

gives us some certainty and sustainability we wouldn't otherwise have it bears repeating it's what's nbd us to get strong credit rating so we

la clippers owner in the nbd kobe bryant twee >>> all right we are back, more donald sterling fallout the racist comments, lebron james says there's no place for the la clippers owner in the nba and kobe bryant? tweeted he would never play for that guy. you know it's big when magic johnson chimes in. >> i feel bad for doc rivers and chris paul and all those guys who are african-americans that play for him -- don sterling and then you think about all the people who live this his apartment building. some of them are african- americans who -- so we're putting a lot of money. jim in his pocket, but at the same time he doesn't want us in the arena or -- or to come to the clipper games. and so i think that all of us are outraged. we're all upset. who are aftercondition americans because -- african- americans because if you're going to be like this why are you owning a team in the nba which -- what is over 70% african-american basketball players? so i think he should step down. you know, it's -- if you feel like that in a league that's predominantly african-american, you shouldn't be owning