pilar gonzales, who i think already spoke, emily lee, and others. >> if you do not mind, we have a presentation on behalf of more public transit the we are going to give. supervisor campos: the need any help with that? >> oh no. supervisor campos: is the audio working? i don't think it is working. someone is coming. why don't we go to the next speaker while we figure this out? next speaker, please. >> my name is carmen lee. i am a san francisco housing authority member in hunters point and a member of power. i urge you to support this, to pass this resolution calling for free fast passes. not only do i think that youth, low-income youth from all over the city, should get frites fast passes. i think all youth should get free fast passes, considering they already have enough stress getting to and from school. the kids do not need any more stress, getting citations and that kind of thing. i think all of them should have free fast passes and an easy way to get to school. i have two children of my own. they are 6 and 8 years old. they are on school buses every day. i know next year the school buses

people say they can't believe that chris lee would be involved in something like this. emilymidt joins us from washington. >> reporter: good morning to you. it happened in a matter of hours. chris lee was just beginning to make a name for himself on capitol hill. but this morning, he is known more for a picture. an alleged internet ad abruptly ended his career. chris lee lost his job in a digital photo flash. yesterday, website gawker published this photo that the married congressman sent to a woman on craigslist. >> i hereby give notice of my resignation from the house of representatives. >> reporter: lee steps down just one month after his wife, young son, and family attended a swearing in to his second term. he had just zwroind powerful house ways and means committee. >> i'm shocked. absolutely shocked. i know chris lee. shocked may be an understatement. i can't believe what's occurred here. >> reporter: gawker says the woman who received the e-mailed picture didn't believe it, either. the website said the unnamed worker was a divorced lobbyist. after a few e-mails, she di