so we hope eula apt this legislation today. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> hello, my name is ed [speaker not understood], thanks for having me. i live in san francisco near 24th and jersey street. i've lived in san francisco more than 10 years. my daughter is in rosa parks and my son will be entering there next year. i consider this my home. [speaker not understood] i speak on my own behalf. when i first joined google i used the shuttles. they made it possible when we moved back to san francisco for me to go without an additional car. at this point i work within the san francisco office and i ride my bicycle almost every day. but if there was no shuttle i might need to have an additional car or motorcycle to get down to south bay when i need to meet with people there. it would not -- not having a shuttle would not mean that i would change location. it would just mean that i would need get an additional car. a

. >> reporter: growing up in these mountains was a little girl, eula hall. bad was it here back then? >> well, we didn't have indoor plumbing, we didn't have running water, there was no health care for the people that didn't have insurance or have money. >> reporter: were people dying for no reason because there wasn't good health care? >> yes, they were. people died because they didn't get the proper health care. >> reporter: this was all dirt road? >> it was dirt. >> reporter: with the closest doctor 50 miles away on unpaved roads something as benign as an infected cut from a rusty nail could prove fatal. hall's education ended in the eighth grade and she began working with community organizers who taught her how to fight to get things done. she eventually became the driving force in changing her corner of appalachia. >> okay, senator kennedy -- >> reporter: politicians took notice. that's senator kennedy? >> yeah, that's senator kennedy. >> reporter: it meant a lot to you he would come here? >> oh, lord, it did. i was so happy to talk to him. >> reporter: