the file 140479, appropriate ates the 363 or 768,000 in various revenues for the capitol projects which are itemized on page 28 of our report. and our recommendations for these two items are in the bottom of page 29. and we recommended the amendment proposed ordinance and that is file 140484. to reduce the aggregate principal bond amount from 290,431, to 209 million, 171,566 and that you approved the proposed ordinance as amended and authorizing the issuance and the sale of the revenue bonds and also recommend that you approve the appropriation and ordinance file 140479 and regarding items, 6, and 8. on page 34 of our report, and we report that the total estimated debt service over the 30-year term of the bonds is 235 million, 959,566 consisting of 111 million in principle, and 134 in interest, and estimated debt service is 8.4 million. on page 36 of our report, we simply note that the, which, of course the board has already discussed and knows that the board of supervisors approved ordinance of 111340 which appropriate ated the 19.5 million for the san francisco community choice aggreg

i want to thank all the members of the appropriation committee for their tremendous work on these bills. first, i want to say a special word about my vice-chairman richard shelby who has done the hard work and the due diligence of helping move the entire process, but also moving particularly our bill that funds the commerce department, justice department and the science programs like our space program. in terms of transportation, we have the able leadership of senator murray with her vice-chairman senator collins and on agriculture chairman mark pryor and again his vice-chairman roy blunt. this process is about moving america forward. this legislation that we are putting before the senate today puts america's middle-class families first, creating opportunity by creating jobs today with investments in physical infrastructure, in the transportation-housing bill, we're talking about building roads, bridges, repairing them, updating transit lines and rail lines so we literally and figuratively can keep america on the move. and at the same time, we're also meeting america's compelling human

the fact is that our transportation, h.u.d. appropriations bill would not suspend the entire hours-of-service regulations or the entire 34-hour restart provisions, as some keep saying, both on the senate floor and in the media. to be clear, our proposal would not change the maximum driving hours that are allowed per day. it would not change the total on-duty window in each shift. it would not change the minimum number of off-duty hours between shifts, which is 10 hours. it would not change the mandatory 30-minute rest break that is required after eight hours. that's a new provision that was adopted last july. my friend from new jersey claims that i'm wiping out all of these rules. regrettably, he is simply mistaken about that. i am not changing any of these provisions of the hours-of-service regulations, including one that was adopted just last july requiring a mandatory 30-minute rest break after eight hours. i support that. i think that's a good idea. i support the provisions for a limit on how many hours that a driver can be behind the whe

the department. section 8058. funds appropriated under the heading research development test and evaluation, defense-wide, may only be obligated 45 days after a report has been provided in writing. section 8059. the secretary shall provide a classified, quarterly report beginning 30 days after enactment of this act to the house committee. section 8060, none of the funds made available by be used to provide support to another department or agency if such department is more than 90 days in arrears. section 8061. a reserve with who -- who is a member of the national guard serving on full-time national guard duty may perform duties in support of the ground-based elements of the national missile defense system. section 8062, none of the funds may be used to transfer to any nongovernmental entity ammunition held by the department. section 8063. the chief of the national guard bureau may waive payment under section 2667 of the united states code in the case of a lease of personal property for a period not in excess of one year. section 806

womack, a member of the defense appropriations committee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. womack: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the chairman of the subcommittee and the ranking member, mr. frelinghuysen, and mr. visk key, for their -- visclosky, for their leadership and the great work that's taken place in crafting this defense appropriations bill. i also would like to thank the overall chairman and the ranking member, mr. rogers and mrs. lowey, for their leadership as well. mr. speaker -- mr. chairman, i urge my colleagues to support this critical legislation on which our men and women in uniform, our intelligence community and our future depend. america's at war and we face continued uncertainty and new threats daily. now is not the time to weaken our military, and this bill equips the department of defense with the funding necessary to keep our nation safe while making the tough decisions necessary to ensure we stay within our spending limits. with $491 billion provided in discretionary spending and another

the c.j.s. appropriations, if we do so, i want to speak as the chairperson of the appropriations committee and the chair of the subcommittee on c.j.s. i'm really sad about what just happened here. i'm really sad that we couldn't find a way to proceed to bring these thrie outstanding bills -- threes outstanding bills up. i just want to note that what we wanted to bring to the floor was the commerce-justice-science bill, the agricultural bill, and transportation and housing, urban development. there are significant policy differences even on each one of of those bills, whether it is truck requirements, whether it's school nutrition, whether it's environmental -- important discussions and decisions on environmental protection. on my own c.j.s. bill, we're going to really lose a lot. i had money in this bill working with senator shelby for more money for bulletproof vests for cops to protect those who protect us, more money for domestic violence to be able to protect those in their own homes, and i've also had more money in there to work for those people who've been rape victims, doubly assaulted by t

in fact, the appropriation bill in many, many respects changes laws. and i think we're all aware of that. i'm also aware that i have yet to overcome a point of order. but there's always the first time when we could be hopeful that that might -- this might be the first. but i draw the attention of the chair, the ranking members and anybody else that cares to listen, be prepared to -- to spend somewhere between $15 billion and $20 billion if we go forward with both the b-61 and the retrofitting to the f-35, so that it will be kuhl-capable. capable of both con -- dual-capable. capable of both conventional and nuclear weapons. i think we should have a sense of the total cost and where our european allies want this to be. and i think they ought to also pay for it. with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair's prepared to rule. the chair finds this amendment imposes new duties on the officials funded in the bill. the amendment therefore violates -- constitutes legislation in violation of clause 2, rule 21. t

at the current appropriation -- and the current appropriation bill does not include funding for all native peoples. the program funding has been flat for years and at current funding levels, we are falling way behind. now mr. chairman, opponent of nahasda re-authorization point to the slow spindown rate of a single tribe giving the false sense that there's a surplus. however, the overall spindown rate in the -- in nahasda exceeds that of other h.u.d. programs, indicative of the dire housing needs. the first people of this nation suffer in crushing poverty on remote reservations outside of the view of most americans. the national congress of american indians find that 40% of on reservation housing is substandard compared to 6% outside of indian countries. the homes are overcrowded, too many basic utilities like access to sewer system or even indoor plumbing is missing. i call on congress to put these first americans in their hearts and to consider helping these communities by supporting both nahasda re-authorization and increased funding for this extremely successful native housing program.

item 9 the appropriating approximately $360 million for the prepayment bond and water depositing for the capital improvement from 2014-2015 to 2015- 2016 and item 10 the ordinance prostrate approximately 2 hundred and 15 million house/senate cap and trade for the house/senate power improvements for the fiscal year 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 and 2015- 2016 and ordinance amendmen amendments. item 11 ordinance prostrate 9 hundred and 61 million of revenue bonds for wastewater improvements for 2014-2015 and to 067 and amending ordinances >> and finally on the water system improvement the proposal is 15 miles a year of water main replacement interest so the key water projects that are still under law part of the 19 percent of that's not done the placement to be on track by 2018 and 2019 as well as the bay tunnel under the bay. >> todd sorry. what was the actual date that was programmed for the cal berries damn i know we have the conditions on the hillside do you recall >> it was 2018 from about a year ago so this is a few more months that's been detailed with the mitigations we've dealt with

we'll have the appropriate storage necessary to care for the civic art collection including works by -- and we'll have the adequate space to conduct those repairs that remains on that collection. we are excited to be part ners and activating that building and through the cultural centers to have access to that space and partners to be activating the building and working through our partners for the building. we are excited about that move and you snooe our request for the fix you -- fixtures of $1 million. it's approximately 1.2 that we are estimating in cost. so i will then open up for any questions. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments at this point? supervisor breed? >>supervisor london breed: mr. decaneey, how r you? >> good. >> i just wanted to understand the changes in cultural equity and where the increase came from for cultural equity funding that's listing in your budget? >> yes. are you referring under expenditures to the total community investments? >> unto cultural equity i'm showing from 2013-2014 fiscal year to-fiscal year to 2014-2015. and another $500,0

h.r. 4800, the agricultural appropriations act for fiscal year 2015. h.r. 4457, america's small business tax relief act of 201. and h.r. 4453, the permanent built in games recognition period for 2014. the rule is fair. the rule is important. it's important for us to move forward through the debate on these pieces of legislation. for that reason i yield back the balance of my time. i move the previous question on the resolution. 10 -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time of the the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. hastings: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote on the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. pursuant to cla

federal fund rate, we have the blue dot our investors are watching and the survey of fed numbers on the appropriatetiming of monetary policies. one fed number sees rates going up in 2015. 3c rates going up in 2016. not much of a change from the march projection be it as for target federal funds rate, the numbers a little more hawkish. short-term fed fund rate little over 1% in 2015, getting up to two and .5% in 2016. back to you. melissa: i want to bring in more of the panel. that may start with you, what sticks out to you? >> whether the economy is 2.2, 2.5, 2.0, i don't think it matters. that is what fisher has been counting on. the general outlook is they will keep printing money or lower rates until everybody has a job. you need an employer. melissa: you heard me say james before, give me your reaction. >> the market was trending lower into the announcement. initial print was lower, the market has not come back and taken out the day's high. we are trading higher on volume here. we can move more than 17 handles by friday which means s&p could be on the all-time highs by friday if we see a contin

chair and the vice chair of the appropriations committee, senators mikulski and shelby for their leadership and their effort to shepherd a bipartisan process straightforward. it's critical to our economy and our future. thank you and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from utah is recognized. mr. hatch: i ask unanimous consent i be permitted to deliver my remarks in full. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: i ask unanimous consent the distinguished senator brown be permitted to speak immediately following my remarks for at least ten minutes. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. hatch: thank you, mr. president. i rise today out of serious concern about the release of the five senior taliban commanders detained at guantanamo and the way in which the obama administration accomplished it. these individuals of the taliban successfully demanded the release in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl were some of the most dangerous in our custody. some who had close operational ties to al qaeda. others perpetrated horrifying war

the d.o.d. appropriations act will also provide support for our war fighters. the 1% who risk all in defense of this nation. it's critical we give our troops the tools they need to carry out the mission abroad, and the resources they need to support their families here at home. this legislation will fully fund a 1.8% pay increase for the military instead of the 1% raise requested by the president. secondly, this rule allows us to begin ironing out the differences between the house and senate attempts to address the v.a. scandal. while we have yet to uncover the full scope of the scandal, it's apparent the problems are systemic to that institution. there have been secret wait lists, unacceptable patient wait times, inadequate care, backlogs, a culture of retaliating against whistle blowers, and serious lack of leadership, to name only a few of the issues plaguing the v.a. tragically, tragically veterans have died because of these problems. mr. speaker, it's disgraceful. the fact that a veteran died waiting for care from this country that they fought for is just t

the puc related appropriation to the call of the chair and for after the puc is resubmitted and okay. thank you >> okay. so this is a complex motion on 2, 3, 4, 49, 10 and 11. >> so we have a motion by supervisor avalos and second supervisor breed. >>

agency is not the appropriate time to do that. we're trying to implement the new farm program at this time and providing assistance to the farmers and the ranchers across america. we have had bipartisan requests to prevent the administration from implementing their plan to close f.s.a. offices. members on both sides of the aisle have voiced their concern to us about these closures, and supporting this amendment is equivalent to supporting the closure of these offices so i'd urge my colleagues to oppose the amendment. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. . the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from alabama is the only member with time. >> i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. pursuant to clause 6, rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from california will be postponed. the clerk will read. the clerk:

this approval will be for a two year period and return to the appropriateness at the end of the two years the drivers should be installed and reviewed and that's prior to the permits the commission may have concerned and one option for the commission to continue this item to reverted it back to ar c the staff understands there be might be other questions with that, i'm going to turn it over to the project sponsor if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> thank you. >> thank you you mime ben davis the ceo and the group that brought the bay lights into existence. about a month before the bay lights were put in i was approached by two folks with a vision it's important to the city that will drive the energy that is long embarcadero. go ahead and play that george >> it was a beautiful vision you know this 2.1 work of art that reflects above our heads and both celebrating they're open environment but more beautifully using the light and energy and movement to seriously connect the community up and down market street that is a sense of community involvement and not only to me b

if we could also call the next 2 items >> item 39 and 40 are the appropriation ordinance for all receipts and expenditures for the selected departments as of june 2nd, 2014, through 2015- 2016 and the interim annual salary owners for the annual budget and the appropriation ordinance for june 30th. >> colleagues, same house, same call? we'll take that without objection.. item 41 was referred by the lufks it's an ordinance to amend the general plan by reilly an ordinance and adapting the housing elements >> colleagues, same house, same call? we'll take that without objection. this ordinance is final passed. item 42 >> is a resolution to approve a budget for the the office of community budget and infrastructure for 2014-2015. >> colleagues, same house, same call? . this resolution is adapted next and item 43 for the interim budget for the transportation authority. same house, same call? this resolution is adapted next item and item 44 for the airport director to accept a grant not to exceed 200 though for the california coastal for the sea level and vulnerable assessment of of the san bruno

forward with this project and have it backfire on you, please provide appropriate notice to all san franciscans you're changing the composition and quality of their water after 80 years. you should and they deserve to get appropriate notification i'm going to do my best to inform them >> thank you again for that being here. any other public comments on the general manager's report >> my dr. >> good afternoon. >> i wasn't going to speak but when this young man spoke i'd like for you to make sure that all of the citizens of san francisco know but make sure that it is in the languages they understand such as know i've been coming here for the last 20 years talking about the latinos and the asians the filipinos, the asian pacific islanders and they don't understand english so, please put it in the languages that we understand because we all you homeowners we all get water billions it could be in the languages they know we're not going to have good drinking water we shouldn't drink the water. >> thank you. any other comments seeing none. >> this is the bosco update. >> good afternoon commissioner courtney and commissio

and so, they would need to find a property, that would have the appropriate size and be able to purchase it and develop it in a way that is penciled out for the city and department. at this point the city has an option for 2 a, but it looks quite promising and it looks like it is going to work and a tentative agreement on that property right now. and the agreement is not public yet, so i can't talk about what site that is here. but it does... >> is in the area. >> it is in the area. >> so, for 2 a does look like a viable action for us. and if the option does work out correctly they are going to know in july, right now there is a tentative agreement and it is schedule to go before the board of supervisors in july. and if all goes well, then the real estate department is going to come back here, as we are going to be one of the major stake holders in this building and give a detailed presentation on that option. but i did want to let you know that there is an off site option that is viable at this time. the last piece of paper that i handed out, gives you all of the different options and s

on the agenda can i have the bosco representative come up to the room and we'll move towards the appropriate item would you be kind enough to make comments on commissioner barnes proposal. >> i think that can go a long way in providing the steps our planning on taxing at this point. to me that remains to be seen and hurry actions are taken and you have success but it certainly clarifies what our intent is which is the important piece of it so it's quite clear and there's a change if it's the indication then that's the other piece of. i believe it goes a long way >> we'll go ahead and have this confusions at the line item. >> thank you very much. >> commissioners anything else our on the bosco report a my public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 9 is the consent calendar 9 a 0 through e may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. >> commissioners

to say -- and i think this is what's coming from the house of representatives, at least in the appropriations bill -- that the u.s. has been kind of the overseer to insure that it remains free, and there's some concern if it's turned over to an international body, that it may not have that same freedom. >> guest: well, two points on that. one is we don't exercise the kind of oversight that some members of congress perhaps think we do. in large part this is all handled by all of the stakeholders; businesses, civil society, technical experts and to some extent governments who provide advice to icamn. but that has already been put in place, it's already working, so we don't actually oversee anything. our actual role in performing these funks is a clerical -- functions is a clerical role of making sure any change or update to the roots on file, that high level address book for the internet, that those changes are accurate before we pass them on to verisign for execution. we're simply saying we'll step out of that role. we've asked the multistakeholder community -- again, these businesses, compani

of the city for may 2014 item 3 the salary for the positions in the proposed appropriation for the departments in fiscal years 2015- 2016 and number 4 the mayors proposed budget for the international airport and the transportations agency port public library and public utilities commission for the fiscal year 2014-2015 and 2015- 2016. >> okay. thanks so we have 3 of our commissions i'm sorry different departments up. is the director here >> okay. if not we'll skip on director reiskin i don't see him either. do you want to wait a minute for the director. okay. why don't we wait we have mr. kelly here why not start with the puc. >> so thank you and good morning, chair farrell and supervisor avalos, supervisor breed and supervisor wiener. take the opportunity to provide you with an in debt information for 2016- 2017 and 2015- 2016. we appreciate the opportunity to give you an high-level information but thank you for meeting with us individually about the questions and concerns. today, our cfo and assistant manager will be making a detailed presentation we have included a number of silenced that a

the purpose of this hearing is to hear testimony on the proposed appropriation and annual salary ordinances and our mayor's proposed budget. please be advised that as chair of the committee we are going to recognize the following protocols to ensure that all members have an opportunity to speak and be heard. first of all, priority is going to be given to those who may require special accommodation. such as persons with a disability, the elderly, infirmed or persons with young children under age 5. groups who come up who have brought individuals and want to stand together will be allowed two minutes per group. if you want to speak individually, please line up individually and you'll be called up as such. individuals are going to be called up by rows and we have members of our clerk -- clerk's office to help coordinate. keeping in mind that individuals requiring special accommodations may be called out of order and once you have spoke -- this is important -- please vacate the chamber to allow for individuals in line an opportunity to get in their queue. please note we have overflow seating av

i want to offer an amendment to the transportation h.u.d. appropriations tpwhail would prohibit the purchase of automated license plate readers that can record and indefinitely store innocent americans' whereabouts as they drive by. in the wake of the revelations about n.s.a. data collection, americans are now learning that police cars and traffic cameras are similarly accumulating a picture of their lives. in many states there's no policy for how long the government may store the data and so it is being retained indefinitely. just like phone metadata, this geolocation data with time stamps can be used to reconstruct intimate details of our lives. who we visit, where we worship, from whom we seek counseling and how we might legally and legitimately protest the actions of our own government. this language expands upon the prohibitions already adopted under previous map 21 re-authorizations, preventing federal funds from being used to purchase cameras for purposes of traffic law enforcement. despite this prohibition, transportation grants can still currently

there has to be the appropriate periods of public comment and review. and so it's a never ending process. we're constantly feeding them through. so this is the one of the rules we're required, actually, under the improvement act, it's been in the hopper, moving through the pipeline. >> how long has that regulation been in the pipeline as you -- >> i'm not sure when it actually started, but i do know this, senator, that we actually complete some kind of regulatory document more than once a month. we complete about 15 a year that we put into and move into the process. so it's a never ending flow. you know, senator, not only did the rail safety improvement act require of us an unprecedented number of rule makings, regulations, studies and reports, but it also at that time promised us 200 additional employees, you know, positions that were not filled or at least not immediately filled. they've been partially filled now. but we work every day as effectively and efficiently as we can with the resources we're given. >> well, on the rail safety improvement act o

i think we need to make sure they are the appropriate resources on the college campuses in terms of counselinghe victims and also, taking the rape test. believe it or not, uc doesn't even have rape kits on campus. they were told that uc berkeley to go to highland's hospital to be tested. that's unacceptable. >> so the legislation that you're promoting and sponsoring will codify some of the recommendations that the white house is already running with some. >> that's correct. they're codifying it our original recommendations. so we're very pleased that they've created a website called not alone.org op. that will be a great resource for victim survivors. i think for the most part, young women and most of these are co-eds, although 6% are male. 70% of the lgbt community is harassed on college campuses, too. i think they need to know where to turn. the reason why the universities take it so seriously is title 9 files an action against you and finds you not in compliance, then you can lose all of your federal funding so that means pell grants and student loansnd research grants. it's a big hammer fo

of the alamo square appropriation advertise for improvement of the landscaping along the entry and 88 updates and a new structure adjacent to the playground. overall the commission was supportive of the project and the improvements there were members of the public that came out in support of the project and some members raising concerns about the landscape treatment and the necessity for an additional structure at the end of the hearing it was voted unanimously by the board and it was reviewed by the architecture review committee and all the comments from the aa r.c. were incorporated based on the final approval. one other thing i wanted to mention the h pc continues to have a discussion about preservation incentives and how they effect areas for the pdr so did commission has an informational presentation at the next hearing on june 18th you'll have it on june 12th their continue to have raised some of the same concerns we'll keep you posted on their comments. that concludes my presentation. unless you have questions thanks >> commi

the highly accommodative policy remains appropriate. the current target rain of zero to a quarter will remains appropriate for a considerable time. additional tapering is likely if inflation and jobs continue to improve. the fed will take a balanced approach on removes stimulus when the time comes. the only real difference is we're an economic activity. the fed said economic activity rebounded, as opposed to picked up last time. the labor market generally showed further improvement. they left out a section where they said it was mixed. household spendings rising moderately as opposed to more quickly. and the language on inflation very much the same, noting that it's remaining below objectives, no mention of higher inflation in there. the federal research, the median forecast, when it comes to the outlook for interest rate did go up for 2015 by 0.125 to 1 at the 125. that's the median interest rate. says but the long range may be reflecting this idea that the fed is say rates will remain normal. the long-range outlook falling by a quarter

the operator suggested a firing squad might be appropriate. mick is live at the pentagon. what will this inquiry likely look like and how possible is it to determine whether the soldiers who died died trying to look for bowe bergdahl. >> shortly after bowe bergdahl disappeared from his base his fellow soldiers say he simply got up and walked off the base voluntarily. the army did conduct an investigation of sorts that is classified but reportedly in that case they found or determined that bowe bergdahl did, in fact, leave voluntarily. you know, now they are looking at entirely different circumstance because they will have more information at hand because they will have an opportunity at some point if he chooses to talk to bowe bergdahl himself to see just what was he thinking at that time and if, in fact, he did voluntarily walk off the base and how he was taken into custody by and captured by the taliban. so it's very squishy ground right now. everybody wants firm answers about just how this procedure is going to be carried out. but we are told here at the pentagon that t

the moderator. >> i cannot think of a more appropriate discussion in 2014 and an election year too a conversation with you and the authors of the book "fixing illinois: politics and policy in the prairie state" there is a book coming out i believe on tuesday by hilary clinton called "hard choices" and that might have been a more appropriate title. on my far right is j. thomas johnson. tom was appointed president of the tax federation of illinois in 2006 and became president in january of last year. he was on the illinois revenue board and was the chairman of the gaming board as well. tom johnson. [ applause ] >> to my direct right is james nowlan. jim was a senior aid to three governors. he is president of stark county communication and they publish community newspapers in central illinois. he is vice chair of the illinois ethics commission that oversees the ethics and ethics training of 120,000 state of illinois employees. he was elected to the house of represent in 1968 at the age of 26. four years later, then governor richard ogle tapped jim to be his running mate as the republican candidate fo

the puc related appropriation to the call of the chair and for after the puc is resubmitted and okay. thank you >> okay. so this is a complex motion on 2, 3, 4, 49, 10 and 11. >> so we have a motion by supervisor avalos and second supervisor breed. >> madam clerk. >> supervisor mar. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor wiener. no. sxhaefl. no. there are 3 i's and two notice >> the motion passes and colleagues, we're at on justice. get to get live >> welcome back to the san francisco budget & finance committee for wednesday, may 21, 2014. my name is a mark farrell i'm chairing this committee joined by supervisor avalos and supervisor mar thank you, mr. i did not know and the sfgovtv covering covering to meeting call items 5 and 6 >> item 5 hearing on the budget to create a mental health facility in addition criminal matters involving criminal offensive and the pedestrian safety in the immense in the district attorney's office to hold offender accountable on case progressing and make that be prevent and predict crime. >> thank you very much. mr. da welcome the floor is yours