my name is don maxwell. i'm a transit operator at the sfmta. i wanted to present to you a proposal draft of a charter amendment that would reform muni and take the power away from the mayor to appoint the staff as well the mta board. plus allocate funding towards adequate transit services for the people. i have some pictures that i wanted to show some of the working conditions that i have encountered in my 11 years working with the sfmta. some of them are too graphic for tv so i can't ~ so i don't want to put it out there. so, they're going to be published in the newspaper. i want to talk about this initiative. we're trying to get the signatures together we want to get the board support on this. we know the mta needs to be reformed in its entirety. some of you have received this and some of you have gotten this today. i dropped it off at your office. right now it's going to be called proposition s until we get the necessary signatures together to make this happen. one of the [speaker not understood] but the potential campaign they were supposed

don lemon. you just heard maxwell blecher say that they are going to go to probate court to make sure that he is not mentally incompetent. >> right now this billion dollar lawsuit is against the nba and there's a lot of legal experts, if jeffrey toobin was here, he would say that he's not going to win that battle. however, if he's fighting with shelly in the courts, which he says he doesn't want it to come to that but in the past he has said everything so you can't count on anything that he says, if he does start to fight with shelly and can prove somehow that she did not have the right to declare him incompetent and sell the team on her own, then the whole thing could unravel. this is going to be very big if he turns around and makes that pivot. >> you also heard him suggest that if the nba were to walk away from the $2.5 million fine they imposed on sterling and the lifetime ban, then there could be a sale, there could be a deal. the team was sold to steve ballmer for $2 million and is that something that the nba can accept? >> you know, i don't know at this point. i'd hate to say if i were th