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budget is text so thinly. today we are expected to make a decision to go with a company that is $24 million more than another company that he could have gone with over the next five years. out of the top two cheeses cheapest companies, that would have cost $375 million over the next five years. well, they are going to go with a company called transamerica that cost almost $400 million. it s a much smaller company from missouri. today the board is expected to sign a five-year deer with transamerica. cost was only one quarter. caltrans at pulled the mercury news that this was giving them the best bang for their buck and that the proposal from transamerica knocked their socks off. they are expected to make that vote this morning at 10:00. coming up, we hear some seniors in san francisco, but what they would like to tell the caltrain board and the new folks in charge of the operations. frank? that would be a tease i guess, right? yet. i can only imagine what they have to