mr. alastair herbert, miss henderson's fiancé, and her cousin, mr.lindsay thompson, are waiting in the parlor for you. mm. on the telephone, eunice said she'd been chloroformed. i know something about its aftereffects. don't show off, alastair. one more exam, and he's a doctor. can i see her now? of course. dot! would you mind showing mr. herbert upstairs - to see miss henderson? - of course. this way, sir. i hope you don't mind our casual dress. we've come straight from rowing. we're both in the intervarsity eight. looks like your coach shows no mercy. all part of the sacrifice. but ai's more the sporting hero. it's the way to win a university scholarship. are you a medical student, too? me? no, i'm studying law. i hope to go to the bar some day and specialize in crime -- fascinating area. it's a treat to meet a lady detective. do you have any idea who's responsible? i was hoping you might help me there. do you know of any particular enemies your aunt might have made? how long a list would you like? were you close to your aunt? i was rather fond of

mr. weiner? >> herbert weiner, stakeholder. one concern i have is about the inaccuracy of the travel panel at munis bus stops. they don't predict the arrival time. they say they are going to arrive 15 minutes and they arrive 3 minutes later. this happened on the 33 line 2 weeks boo. what is being done to make these panels more accurate? i think it's very important. the other thing is that scott wiener gave it away with the brt matter when he stated that well approval of the vallejo street on the brt, there are other stops that will be, you will have to make that adjustment. that is going to cost a lot of money. the thing about it is you do have a responsibilities to serve the most fragile populations in this city. the thing is that this is being really unnoticed. apparently bicyclist and taxi cab medallions appropriated by the board are favored over mta service. it should be transit worse. you should really start giving transportation priority. i'm really concerned about this and also i don't like the idea -- supposed they were

mr. weiner. >> herbert weiner. i'm concerned about the transit effect on this project because basically this project is a zero sum solution. there are no net additions of vehicles to the fleet. now, i understand some new coaches came in service. but i also wonder if coaches were retired from service because they weren't supposedly supposed to be obsolete. these coaches would need to be maintained and that would be an addition to the fleet. there was also a question on the handicap. for instance on the three jackson lines, people are expected to walk from california to presidio avenue to embarcadero street. that is an incline hill. and it also applies to the bus stops on 19th avenue. human impact has not been addressed on this. it's equivalent to dropping a bomb 50,000 feet in the air and not seeing it. this has to be addressed. buses are being taken from the neighborhood. from peter to paul. there should have been more buses and more drivers. stage one has been implemented. i wonder about the internal structure of

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herbert hoover gave money to the bull moose party and people saw hoover as a progressive republican. >> which of the movements was closest to mrs. rose veelts heart? >> she supported parks and playgrounds in oyster bay. so i wouldn't think of her as being an active reformer. but she was sympathetic with some of the reforms. >> four minute, going to tie a bow around all of this. what we learned about edith is let's take a call from joel in monroe, michigan who's been waiting. hi, joem. >> i have a question for stacy. i read her book about alice. i was totally impressed with it. it's the only book i've ever seen about her. i want to ask a question -- were her impersonations of eleanor as good as what everybody said they were. >> yes, they really, really were that good. she did a mean one of mrs. taft that got in the way of the transition of the roosevelt-taft white house as well. she's a good mimic. >> did i read after she was leaving the white house and the tafts were coming in, she stuck her tongue out at the press? >> i wouldn't be surprised. >> it was her personality. >> in what ways was edith roosevelt best suited to the 20t