the first card i have is chelsey boy lard; maria torrey, star goul, irene cass , sorry if i get your name incorrect. i do have follow up questions for the speaker. >> thank you so much, good afternoon. my name is chelsey boy lard. i'm here representing the children's coalition which we have been organizing and staffing for over a year now. we have been meeting since the sum of 2012 and really came together in representing over 75 community based organizations from across the city, different neighborhoods and types of services and demographics and families and we have come together to put forward policy recommendations for children's amendments and i knowu -- you have seen this and i won't take up too much of your time. i do want to mention that we've had coalition representative and part of the community engagement process. i want to clarify the distinction between what the ococ was doing in terms of a very big system wide for system youth in san francisco and diving into weeds about policy recommends on how to strengthen these charter amendments for both of the measures. we believe

and maria shriver gets interviewed by her daughter, katherine. >> thank you for noticing. >> and a shot shot of torrey her is she took a seat at the table. she literally walked in and sat down and said i want to be a part of this. >> tell me about teddy pritzker, i met with her a couple of times. >> she was just here. >> yeah. >> again, talk about a woman who has a seat at the table, penny pritzker, voted one of the most -- 100 most powerful women in the world by another magazine, "forbes," and she certainly has the president's ear. but, also, you know, yet another woman who is very interested in mentoring and helping other women and sharing power. so, you know, it's a very interesting conversation to be having this morning in light of what you were just talking about. >> what made you -- is this the first washington -- >> this is our fourth. >> okay. when you look at these women and you decide who gets on the list, it is accomplishment that tops it. >> well, yes. you know, it's sort of -- we think that power is sort of the ultimate chic thing right now. i mean, as always. i mean, we're looking at a l