was upset [buzzer] and broke a rule. not violently. and i think that behavior is -- >> good evening, david pillpal, nice to be back again. i want to make a comment about the minutes, not the minutes but the statements said. and i am sorry that i didn't follow the circumstances during the summer. and the chair stated documents of individuals not a party of the matter will not be included in the record. perhaps at this meeting or thereafter chair person hur can explain that. the way that i read the charter session, the proceedings before the commission were to be compiled and transmitted to the board. and it did not suggest to me there were specific parties to the action that was a public matter before the commission. so i don't exactly see a basis for excluding material s submitted by the commission by parties or nonparties. it seems everything in that proceeding should be submitted in the record of the board. perhaps if you have a different view, that is my only point. i am sure we will be talking in a few minutes. >> next item on the

( buzzer ) it was an $18,000 car. undersold the ford, sorry. >> sorry. >> drew: unicef has $10,000 so far, one more pricing game to play, we'll be right back, folks. don't go away. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: hey! welcome back to "price is right," everybody! i'm drew carey. heidi klum is here. george, we have time for one more contestant, who is it? >> george: i feel like rhyming. how about shanelle cantrell, come on down. you're the next contestant on "the price is right." ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: shanelle! welcome to the show. next prize, please. >> george: here comes gwendolyn and rachel with a selection of makeup! ( cheers and applause ) amazing cosmetics is one of hollywood's go-to brands for creating a flawless complexion for the last ten years. from the red carpet to main street, complexion perfection starts and ends with this 20 piece selection from amazing cosmetics. >> drew: thank you very much. shanelle from amazing cosmetics what do you say? >> $1,000. >> drew: $1,000,

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and that's [buzzer] what the order meant. >> i am dana buller. as a kind of outsider to these proceedings. i need to say that the absence of the original task force document that says, i get nervous talking. so i don't make sense sometimes. let me back up. i have a draft version of what a lot of articles. and then there is this other one that isn't marked draft. so i had to figure out as a naive observer, where there changes between the draft and this document? and i have concluded oh, well, this document is what is already in existence. but then i realized that oh, no, there isn't a copy of the task force regulations, the original. so these two as far as i can figure out the same thing. so i pointed out because it makes it impossible for me to understand as a member of the public what you are doing here. these are not -- i don't know if these are new regulations or slightly changed versions of the old? i can't think of the word, the governing document for, running the task force. so i don't have access to that. so i can't make sense out of your

. [ buzzer ] tanner smith. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] kenny savoca. [ buzzer ] david -- [ buzzer ] [ laughtera score of zero. we were looking for, in order, matt stanton. >> oh. >> jimmy: jeff meager, stanley rutledge. harry "happy foot" hunter. [ laughter ] sidney crass. prince olaf johannson. [ laughter ] c.p. wade, you didn't get to him. and of course, andy sandwich. you would've had andy sandwich. i thought you had a shot at that. [ chanting ] >> andy sandwich! [ clap clap clap clap clap ] andy sandwich! [ clap clap clap clap clap ] andy sandwich! [ clap clap clap clap clap ] >> jimmy: well that's all the time we have here on "name that guy." guys, come on back over here. ♪ [ applause ] you all finished tied for last place with zero points. so you all missed out on the grand prize of $15,000. [ light laughter ] but we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? ♪ >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. wear your shame in style. jimmy? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pretty nic

and chooses that you [buzzer] perform those functions in other areas. you have schedules of enforcement and penalties. and under certain circumstances it's assumed that all documents are public. it's the burden of the respo respondent to show it's not. >> he does have the burden, appreciate your comments. >> patrick, i have a number of problems with this entire series of decision points. one in two. and 1-a-2. on page 7 of the version of this sitting on the table. again it says when you had this conversation about rewriting 2-a-1, 2, and a and b and c, about willful violations and nonwillful violations. again it doesn't mention city manage managers. we are talking about a and of 6734. and the city manager and since that phrase exists in the sunshine ordinance, should remain in this section. moving to 2-2-e, i notice again there is a numbering problem. section 1-a, dealt with going to arabic numbers, following the "a." this section picks up with lower case numbers in parenthesis. and it's just confusing that you go from 1-a-1 to 1-2-a to roman numeral. t

[ buzzer ] >> steve: oh.>> jimmy: yeah -- harvest. but, harvest sorry, my man. i forgot that you're 15 -- [ laughter ] steve: a barn burner. >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> steve: barn burner? it means the barn is on fire. >> jimmy: okay, thank you higgins. >> steve: where there you go -- >> steve: ashley, what are you going to pick for your category? >> i'm going to pick real world. >> steve: real world. okay, these are types of people on reality shows. >> these are what? >> steve: types of people -- stereotypes of people. categories of humans on reality shows. [ light laughter ] are you ready? >> ready. >> steve: go >> okay, different shows and cities. they're all women -- >> house wives. >> yes. [ ding ] >> you have to be tall, skinny -- >> supermodel next -- "america's next top model." >> sure. [ ding ] [ laughter ] >> these are little kids. they're not babies. >> they're "toddlers and tiaras." >> yes [ ding ] you --they make food and -- >> "top chef." [ ding ] >> they can football players, baseball pla

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[ buzzer ] olivia? or sofia?s. what do i win? >> kill the prompter. carson's cheating. >> i didn't see it at all. >> here's another one for us. here's another one for you. how many diapers does a baby go through in a year? [ buzzer ] is it "a," 1,500, "b," 2,900, or "c," 1 million diapers? >> "c." >> yeah, you're right. >> but i rang my buzzer first! >> here's the deal. if you ring your buzzer before i totally read the question, you are not allowed to answer the question. it's very rude. jessica, why don't you take this one? >> okay. let's see. >> i'm sorry. >> what team was josh on when he was in college? [ buzzer ] >> is it -- >> basketball? cheerleading? or water polo? >> cheerleading. cheerleading. >> no. >> you were a cheerleader? >> yes, i was. >> you were? >> no. >> i was having a fun image in my head, though. >> let that go. let's see something -- >> look at you. >> at what major sporting event did -- do not, carson, touch that buzzer. where did she sing "god bless america"? was it "a," the world series?

but the practice [buzzer] and these people may want to make plans. there may be very clear information perhaps in the heads of everyone working on it. and in the history memory of people. they also skip the first january and go to the second. for example, or skip the second december meeting or old the first meeting. that is information that is not necessarily written on a public record. it could be stated that's likely to be passed. [buzzer] that's something that should be considered and referenced as nmen information in the sunshine ordinance. thank you. >> now i would like to reiterate the complaint or the observation of mr. warfield. and also the observation of mr. nee. because the sunshine law, 65.24 is far more clear than the public record section as defined in the state law. and i would like to point out that it says in section 67.36 of sunshine that, the ordinance supersedes all other local laws. this is the governing law of official conduct in san francisco. so if i go to the san francisco police department and i want to look at records of a

so my hope is that people will really listen to the buzzer before their time limit is up. i wanted to thank the staff from sf.gov, charles and jesse larson for televising us today on sfgtv. >> miss miller, please call item 1. >> item no. 1, hearing on the budget and legislative amount's report on the possible impacts of forual retail on fresh food businesses. thank you. this item controls to us from my work with a broad coalition of neighborhood advocates and small businesses and a coalition of organizations throat the a city look at formula retail on corridors and the neighborhood character of our communities. i requested a special report through the legislative budget a.'s office that looked at impacts of large formula retail businesses on our small local businesses. the hearing showed there was a growing number of formula retail businesses moving into san francisco and this included the threat of large scale retailers like wal-mart. the tactic or approach used by some of these large companies to break into urban areas is to have stores that contain fresh food components

yeah. [ buzzer ] oh, you know what that sound means?] >> jimmy: all right. typical einstein. now, you know what that sound means? you get to take two, which means you get to talk about two topics for a chance to earn double points. you ready? >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, your topics are oatmeal and tobey maguire. >> okay. >> jimmy: and to help you out, here's a quick list of things you can say about oatmeal and tobey maguire. all right, ready? [ laughter ] begin. >> "spider-man." "seabiscuit." maple syrup. apple cinnamon. quaker oats. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: yeah, oats is a good one. [ laughter ] talking about the famous tobey maguire movie, "oats," where he played an orphan child named oats. brain master, how many points did she earn? oh, 401. [ audience ohs ] that's coincidentally just one point less than contestant number one. just out of curiosity, brain master, is it true that you just joined okay cupid? ♪ why is that? >> looking for love, jim. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, i actually have a cousin. she's really cute. she's singl

[ clock ticking ] >> 673. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. it was actually 365.at chest twice. i'm sorry. ♪ >> jimmy: that's right. come on, buddy, you can do it. he's crying a little bit over there. there she blows. there she blows, buddy. all right, buddy. don't worry about it. "v" for vendetta! ♪ hurry up! hurry up! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> whoops. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. whoops. sadly, we only have time for one more clue. the remaining categories are advanced microeconomic theory, did somebody say astroclimatology? other lesser known japanese naval architects and potpourri. you know what, i'm going to go easy on you. i'm going to select potpourri. now remember, this could be any category. so let's see what tonight's potpourri category is. [ cycling through categories ] oh, lucky break! [ audience ohs ] lucky break. you almost had to answer a movie or tv question. [ laughter ] casey is sweating at this point. he's broken a sweat. hey, let's see the clue. this japanese naval architect was born in 1879. they're practically giving you that one. >> i'm going to

>> "c." >> i rang my buzzer first. >> here's the deal.t allowed to answer the question. it's very rude. jessica, why don't you take this one? >> i'm sorry. >> what team was josh on when he was in college? >> is it -- >> basketball? cheerleading? or water polo? >> cheerleading. cheerleading. >> no. >> you were a cheerleader? >> yes, i was. >> you were? >> no. >> i was having a fun image in my head, though. >> let that go. let's see something -- >> look at you. >> at what major sporting event did -- do not, carson, touch that buzzer. where did she sing "god bless america." the world series? the super bowl? was it the nba finals? >> super bowl. >> i wish. >> no. >> the nba finals. >> no. it was the world series. it was the world series. >> i knew it wasn't a football game. >> they only respect it when you read them. take number six. >> okay. i'm a huge tex-mex fan. now that i'm oneight watchers, i have to be healthy about the things to choose. what are the healthiest things to order? >> shrimp fajitas. >> amy. >> that's the right answer. >>

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[ buzzer ] >> caller: how are you? good. >> btu, peabody energy. >> oh, man, i was going over my mistakes the last year. to get bullish on call after fukushima is a mistake and i own that strength. peabody on any strength in china is a sale, not a buy because the epa here is shutting down coal. how about dave in michigan. dave? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? big detroit red wing boo-yah to you. >> man, detroit real estate coming back boo-yah back at you. what is going on? >> caller: i've got a question about pfizer. you said about doing your homework. i noticed -- i've been reading they are going to split off their division. and i wonder if pfizer is a buy right now? >> yes, i think it is. i think pfizer can go up over time on that. it's a very good stock. i also like a lot of big pharma. now don't forget, celgene is really one of my favorites in the group, and that's doing great, as well as gilead. let's go to jack in florida. jack? >> caller: yes, opk health. >> we had phil frost on the company. not been a big per

(buzzer) hillary. r. no r. jason. m. one m. "song title." (buzzer) kelcey. g. one g.u believe in magic. no. still time. when you believe in magic. do you believe in magic? yeah. (laughs) you got it. oh! will you believe in magic? could you believe in magic? canary you believe in magic? (laughs) uh, $4,800. (exhales) uh, you bought a little extra time, 'cause of, uh, vanna moving out. the time doesn't start till she clears the puzzle, so that worked out well for you. you ended up with $20,850. our big winner! congratulations. so you do believe in magic? no. (laughs) you did very well. you're a good puzzle solver. yeah. thank you. uh, you ended up in second place, but with a very nice total of $8,000. thanks, hillary. good luck to you. thank you so much. hey, it's all right. i got a--i have a question for you. sure. did you enjoy this? i loved it. well, good, because we really liked having you here. well, thank you. you're a lot of fun. yeah. and, uh, and i think you should get a tremendous raise so that you can go on and do your work editing the poetry magazine. why, t

when responded to the buzzer and when asked what was wrong, he was met with the response of, [ bleep> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others and this is where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, thereby causing the fire alarm to activate in the hall, requiring prison staff and the fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that basis. all right, mr. reid, i think we're finished with the reports for this morning. thank you. >> jimmy's otherwise good behavior record over the past year helps him catch a break. he receives seven days loss of recreation time. his prison job wages and access to his cash account to buy supplies and snacks from the canteen. >> are you okay with it? >> for five reports, yes, i'm okay. >> jimmy

when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over. ready, skee-daddy? time for the lightning round on "mad money." i want to start with mark in virginia. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: nvda. >> people are worried about the quarter. i'll say don't buy. harriet in ohio. >> caller: boo-yah, jim! from ohio. >> mice to have you on. >> caller: thank you. my stock is badu. >> i'm not recommending chinese stocks. i believe the cyclicals will rally there though. mark in missouri. >> caller: hi, jim. got a question on granger. >> there's a great company. any weakness, i buy it. it's a fantastic company. let's go to bill in california, please. bill. bill? speak to me. >> caller: yes. >> go ahead. you're on. >> caller: big boo-yah from the streets of bakersfield, california. >> i love it. got a minor league team i once threw out the first pitch. >> caller: i'm losing confidence in northern america tanker. >> i don't blame you. sit on the sidelines here. pete in south carolina. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. i bought bac, bank of americ

jenny feeling it-- rachel, when i say three, one, two, three. ( buzzer ) no! >> drew: it was cozumel. oh, you got the digital camera, we'll get them on the wheel. we'll be right back, folks, don't go away. ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: let's find out who the next contestant is, go ahead, george. >> george: that lucky person is john zuin, come on down! you're the next contestant on "the price is right." >> drew: next prize, please. >> george: we have got a washer and dryer. ( cheers and applause ) this silver front-loading washer has king-size capacity and includes a stainless steel basket while the dryer features ten dry cycles and five temperature settings for enhanced drying performance. >> drew: john what do you bid? >> $1,800, drew. >> drew: $1,800. patricia? >> $2,300. >> drew: $2,300. abby? >> $2,000. >> drew: $2,000. julianne? >> $1,801. >> drew: $1,801. actual retail price is: $2,068. abby. ( bell rings ) abby, come on up here. ( cheers and applause ) hi, welcome to the show, how are you? >> so good! >> drew:bby, where are yo

when you hear this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over. ready, skee-daddy? time for the lightning round on "mad money." anthony in illinois. anthony. >> caller: boo-yah from the windy city. >> nice. >> caller: i my stock is pandora. should we short it? >> too many shorts in it. i don't see momentum. eric in texas. eric. >> caller: a big texas style boo-yah to uh you. back in may you did a feature on dunkin donuts and recommended buying based on exceptional growth potential. since then the price action has been going against us. >> it has been. the quarter was just okay. it's been a great stock. but mcdonald's, they are doing a dollar coffee no matter how big you want it. they are taking share from dunkin. i believe it. robin in california. >> caller: boo-yah. lf, leapfrog. >> this one is just always a bridesmaid, never a bride. don't buy it. rob in kentucky. >> caller: b-b-boo-yah to the wizard of wall street. >> thank you. >> caller: in the last several weeks, stock bpt has fallen roughly 20 points. is the stock going to keep pumping? >>

buzz in with your imaginary buzzer when you have the correct answer.his is to figure out who is smarter. any questions? >> you've got offensive guys, so you're not being smart picking a special teams guy. >> i do wear a white jersey. >> technically i am on defense. >> that kind of hampers this first edition. put your hands on your imaginary buzzers, please. i need a sound effect, too much the st. louis rams won their only super bowl crown in january of 2000, super bowl xxxiv. what was the nickname of that high powered offense? >> the greatest show on turf. >> that's correct. 1-0 defense over the defense. nicely done. >> thank you. >> reporter: sticking with that theme what current member of your redskins -- >> london fletcher. >> reporter: that is correct. >> come on. didn't even let him finish. >> there's only one person. >> that's my fault, you're right. >> you got to buzz in quicker. >> it's the buzz appear, i'm not used to this right hand -- arm, i'm not used to this right hand. >> reporter: which is taller, the washington monument or the st. louis

when i play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- then the lightning round is over. ready, skee-daddy? i want to talk to kent in ohio. kent. >> caller: big ohio boo-yah. cliffs natural. it's down. >> probably too low to sell. i have been saying real money.com is to let it bounce and then -- [ sell, sell, sell ] gary in illinois. gary. >> caller: a big boo-hoo-yah from nearly bankrupt illinois. >> oh, the g.o.s are fine. >> caller: i turned 73 today. i'm an income investor. i own arcc, airies capital. love the dividend. i'm concerned about a large secondary they had a couple of weeks ago. >> a lot of companies have to do it. they raise secondary, capital, better return. you're fine. tom in new york. tom. >> caller: hi, jim. boo-yah. my ticker symbol is golg. golar. >> oh, yes. look, i i get it. there is tremendous demand for lng for fleets i like better. i like the one from -- uh like the shinear energy and partnership. it's got more upside. kimberly in new york. kimberly. >> caller: e hi, mr. cramer. tremendous help as a college student and young person new to invest

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