this charter amendment has been co-authored by the supervisor, by the president as well as supervisor marrant to thank each one of them as well as their respectsive offices that and all the work that has gone into this charter amendment. putting together a charter amendment, let alone a charter amendment with this complexity with the number of co-authors that have been involved is a very challenging task and it has taken months and a lot of hard work to get to this point. it is clear that any one who has been following the board for the last few months can know that the issue of what's happening with the m.t.a. is a very important issue for the city and a very important issue for all of our constituents and what this charter amendment does is that it recognizes that the m.t. sambings broken. that even though there have been some improvements that the fact remains that there is a clear need for comprehensive reform. a few months ago this board of supervisors authorized the budget -- to conduct a -- analysts to conduct a performance audit of the m.t.a., an audit that has not been conducted f

he doesn't take her nose and stick writ her ear should be as he would with dora marr at the same time. he loved dora mar and she was a beautiful woman. you would see he would paint dora mar and mary on the same day. there was always a tenderness toward mary which he never abandoned even as he abandoned her. >> rose: so sum up for me this fascinating man whose 300 works are represented here. what you hope people who come here will walk away with. >> i think there's so many different strains that one could pick up in this exhibition. first it's his career, his achievements, this stylistic diversity. then there's his work in different media which can be different and discreet. he transformed a lowly poster making medium into something very creative and exciting. it's interesting to me that i was a graduate student in the '70s this work was derided as being sort of commercial, souvenirs for tourists and yet the public response to this room, the color, the size of these prints is extraordinary. i think time has moved on and just as we look at the interest in mid-century modern furniture, f

. >> my name is marr hy hamm. the economy and family are so linked, most are -- i went to a speech by patrick fagan who used to be here about how most income in this country, most wealth is generated by middle-sized companies that are family owned that ling between stable marriage, stable family life and prosperity as being another issue. it isn't just about the economy, it's the economy as fueled by the family. >> yeah, i think that increasingly people see, maybe young people see it better than others, that these things are linked. a dependence on government is often coming from somewhere else. it's not just an attraction to government or ideological commitment. it's come from somewhere. i like to point out that so many leaders in the pro-choice movement, they have stories that explain why there are defenders of abortion rights, for instance. you come across any issue and you see how experience, academic or personal experience, perfectly explains where somebody is. yeah, i think increasingly you find that. there'

. >> my name is marr hy hamm. the economy and family are so linked, most are -- i went to a speech by patrick fagan who used to be here about how most income in this country, most wealth is generated by middle-sized companies that are family owned that ling between stable marriage, stable family life and prosperity as being another issue. it isn't just about the economy, it's the economy as fueled by the family. >> yeah, i think that increasingly people see, maybe young people see it better than others, that these things are linked. a dependence on government is often coming from somewhere else. it's not just an attraction to government or ideological commitment. it's come from somewhere. i like to point out that so many leaders in the pro-choice movement, they have stories that explain why there are defenders of abortion rights, for instance. you come across any issue and you see how experience, academic or personal experience, perfectly explains where somebody is. yeah, i think increasingly you find that. there'