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. >> well that was bruce mcnair and he won the coin flip and therefore gets the council seat. i guess it's his lucky day and maybe this would be the time to play the lotto. this is your day. >>> two days of perfect weather to wrap up the week. topper has some concerns, though. will it last through the whole weekend? you'll want to stick around to find out. but first, facebook hits the stock market, but the social media company's ipo doesn't quite live up to the hype. we'll explain whether or not that is a bad thing. that's up next. >>> facebook is finally on the stock market. the social media company debuted on the nasdaq this morning, but facebook's ipo was not the block buster that a lot of folks expected. it was set at $38. at first, the price starts soaring, but as the day went on, it unsoared. it went back down. it finished up 23 cents. experts say the slow start could be a sign the company's plan to make more money is not so clear as other tech companies like google, for example. >> google had a silver bullet of sorts with its advertising strategy. quite simply, facebook

for bruce mcnair or brian stuter. >> i sex her back saying can we flip a coin? more of a joke. reporter: it turns out they can. >> i didn't want to concede because that would be giving up. certainly spending taxpayers money to do another election was ridiculous thought. the other option was to cast lots as they called it. >> reporter: because of the small population, it's a general law city and operates under state law instead of a city charter. but the flip of a coin isn't as simple as it seems. >> trying to decide how you flip. who calls it, that type of thing, to make sure that everybody will be made happy at the end of this whole deal. it becomes a little bit more elaborate to keep it fair. >> reporter: the city manager says the city's attorney has written up a three-page agreement detailing exactly how the toss will transpire. >> i will actually write heads and tails on equal size pieces of paper and put them into a hat and then they both open them at the same time. >> reporter: a regular quarter won't cut it. >> we'll actually use a dollar coin which is stipulated in the