we have the transit card, rtc card that provides low income discount. at this time it's not something that we've looked at in terms of parking. not sure there would be an easy way for us to implement that and also people who have access to a motor vehicle tend to i think a lower number of people that close to vehicles are low income. so it is something that i imagine that we'll hear more as the process goes along and something that we can look at. it's not something that the committee recommended at this point. >> okay. thank you. >> bob, i wanted to amplify on that. issue ignored or dropped. when that suggestion came to us, i started to realize that would be a very staff time burdensome issue because maybe this year you win the lottery, maybe and suddenly your income jumps that you might be eligible this year but because you win the lottery next year you are rolling in dough. maybe this year i lose the job in july and i have a problem and my income drops. maybe this year i'm not eligible. this year i might be. it has to be year to year recertification.

leadership, how are we going to be able to easily identify this and -- because i'm pretty sure that at an rtc level at least so far, this isn't something that we're taught. and what are we going to do as of now in order to combat this? >> thanks. i think we better break those two up. dr. wright, you know, with your work with veterans' groups, what's in the works to, you know, help employment opportunities for returning veterans? is there any special treatment are they feeling even more isolated because now they're trying to rejoin the economy when unemployment's high when maybe they don't have the education? >> yeah, steve, that's a critical point. unemployment is high for returning veterans than it is for the population as a whole, and a part of the it has to do with the fact the economy has changed dramatically. the enlisted men and women have a high school education, they do not have any college, and that part of our population is having great difficulty getting jobs. my counseling efforts in the hospital, the one that i helped to set up down at walter reed has been to encourage them to co