but critics wonder if this ban opens the door to more restriction autos if youç/qh ban one hands free next step is going to be banning hands free talking. >> he says he's just trying to make roads after safer after having lost a daughter a crash unrelated to texting. >> as a father who lost a child in a car accident i don't want anyone to have to go through what i did. >> i think you can multi task in the car. >> this bill should get its first hearing in the spring. >> santa clara county offering a gun buy back program. official as announced a anonymous buy back scheduled for saturday. no questions for law enforcement. officials don't expect the anonymous part will encourage criminals to turn in records. koit. but it's important to have a solution for people who just don't want guns in homes anymore. >> our categories if you look at violence we have, guns have been stolen and end up in the hands of criminals. this is a way to take it out of circulation. >> signs are being posted aaround county. >> a two day party celebrating bay bridge opening is expected to be approved. a committee r

saw that we were going to increase by 40% by 2023, but you also knew that we would increase our 23, youce by 40% by 20 had the same number of taxpayers footing the bill, then you would not be nearly as alarmed by that number as you may be in a scenario that is different. i was hoping you could comment about the historical trend of how many taxpayers we have had purpose at the in those programs and where we are going in that same trend. >> we project that the labor force will grow much more slowly in the coming decades that and it has the past couple decades. one is the retirement of the baby boom generation. they boost the labor force growth. as they retire, they will hold it down. there is a end and the women's force participation. it pushed it up in the late last century. the labor force growth will be a good deal slower. a lot of that is outside of control of the congress. there are policies congress can an act or not that can affect labor force participation. >> could you talk a little bit at least -- in the last 30 years, how many workers per recipient did we have? what are the likel