so quality early childhood benefits everyone even those -- >> may i have a question of ms. baker if we can have your final thoughts to have your microphone on. >> i'd hate to see this in competition with housing. everything i know and i've experienced, i've experienced parents whose children are in their cars who come in and say they're at their workplaces but they can't continue to work because it's not going to be allowed. i know for children this is the road to success, i know from my child who has spent all her life working in social services. it's a benefit for not just the parents but the community benefits as well. >> thank you, ma'am. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisor. i'm with the tenderloin development corporation. as my colleague mentioned before, our organization has not formally taken a stance on this measure but i'm here today to speak to the really extreme importance of the babies and families first fund. no matter what angle you come from it's an acquisition situation and it would be transformative for many to stay in their city and be functioning member

bakers. that is the evil, terrible, awful lochner court did that. just the one provision was struck down. ms. swain: we will hear more about the justice who wrote the majority opinion. we are turning to the new york legislature. >> justice peckham who wrote the majority for the supreme court of united states decision in lochner's favor served on this court before this court heard the case. justice peckham was a justice of this court from 1887-1895, so when judge peckham was on this court, he along with the others would have come out the door wearing the robes, and when he began he would have sat in that seat, the junior judge, and as he took on seniority and others came on, he would have moved around, but never as chief judge. he was a political advisor of president grover cleveland, and when there was a vacancy in the supreme court, cleveland obviously felt that his friend, his confidant, new york court of appeals judge, rufus peckham junior, would have been a good candidate for the united states supreme court, but he would have been in this courtroom here and we can have a pretty good idea