income, and we also want them to issue detailed -- details about how they plan to spend any carryover revenant. in every year's budget, we need to show how that is going to be spent. not just them, but every district. i believe that is about it. that is all i have to report. supervisor avalos: thank you. do you have a sense of what the changeover is or recommendation with the changeover is or how much property is turned over? for those 20 parcels, or the same property owners involved? does that change significantly? what do you see as the prospects for renewing in the next year? >> they are in the ballot phase, and next week, the department of elections will count the ballots. there board of directors is quite committed. it is a small block, so they know every property owner on the block, and they know all the merchants and some of the property owners are merchants, so i do not know if there board membership has changed in the past five years. i could ask them that. i go to the meetings at least once a year, and all of the same board members from the beginning actually are still on the board t

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conversation today former virginia governor wilder, bob barr, white house economic adviser ronald goolsby, revened al sharpton. >>> this is "jansing & company." with less than a month to go to the midterms, the labor department says 95,000 jobs were lost last month, that's the fourth straight month of total job lauss. now, even though 64,000 jobs were created in the private sector, the overall employment rate stayed the same. stubbornly high at 9.6%. here's a bottom line, literally, for lawmakers just weeks away from this election. this was a graph that was created by calculatedrisk.blog. you see that line at the bottom. this represents the current job losses from the recent recession and these are the other recessions since world war ii. if you look at that, you can see just how far our economy has to go before we get back to where we were before it all came tumbling down. here are a couple of guys who know more than a little something about campaigning and doing it sometimes under difficult circumstances. doug wilder is virginia's former governor and mayor of richmond, bob barr former republican

never going to resolve riscal situation unle we have growth, unless we have job creation and moy, reven coming in from people who are working in good-paying jobs. so we have to... it's a false economy to say we're not going to spend.. we're not going to feed our kids and send them to school because that costs money and we want to be fiscally sound here's the thing, we have to be ve creative. public/private rtnerships leveraging ourollafar beyond... th're not everoing be... >> rose: but you're asking for siness and private sector to work tether in t administtionnd we read stories everyday about how business and this administration don't lish each other. >> let me say this, some of the wall street people have said to me who are interested in these issues that the biggest emerging economy... the biggest emerging market in the world is building infrastructure of america. that is an economic opportunity. anwe have to set the standard. that attracts cital, phaps an fraure bank to leverage our dollars. there's never going to be enough appropriated dollars. it's exciting because it takes a... i