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

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

and that's not even close to being true. [ buzzer ] >> where do they get this stuff?r seas without every being taxed in the u.s. >> the exact opposite. >> stephanie: i would take the medicaid dollars that go to states and say you're going to get what you got last year plus inflation and 1% and then you are going to take care of the people as you see best. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i want to take the $716 billion you have cut and put it back into medicare. the idea of cutting $716 billion from medicare to balance obamacare is in my opinion a mistake. >> wow. >> stephanie: uh-huh. okay. [ sighs ] >> the question were you lying then, are you lying now, or are you in fact a chronic and habitual liar! >> stephanie: by repealing obamacare -- [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: he said you have to have regulation and there are some parts of dodd-frank that make all the sense in the world. he did death panels. he said it puts in place an unelected board that tells people what kind of treatment they have to have -- [ buzzer ] [♪ fun-facts music ♪] [ sighs ] >> stephanie: okay. right now h

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

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

>> dick cheney. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: no.clinton. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: no, that was wrong. dan martin st. louis dispatch. would you like me to read more. he approved the seal mission to kill osama bin laden. mr. romney is the very embodiment of what has gone wrong. if more americans were paying attention this election would not even be close. >> yeah. >> stephanie: the atmosphere has been distorted by desperate pluto-crats. will this government be for the many or the few. choose the many choose obama! [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you. [ cheers ] >> stephanie: okay. okay. that was just happy clapping just to my liking. yay! [ applause ] >> stephanie: you know why i had to do that to cleanse my palate because we're diving into right-wing world now. [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: rush limbaugh >> when obama speaks on foreign policy it literally is a green light to our enemies. obama is not deterring anybody, the iranians al-qaeda and that is evidenced by the attacks in libya, and the protests in cairo, and the accompan

did somebody push his buzzer and they forgot to turn it off. >> have you had your morning banana? >> i don't know. what is going on here? >> oh, boy. >> it's true. >> he has a banana. >> it didn't sound right, tony. i have to admit it. >> all right.

you know what i'm -- [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: stop for god's sakes.that's not going to taste good at all. >> stephanie: that's why it is funny. >> it is like eating a mouthful of salt. >> a mouthful of salty fish eggs. >> stephanie: you're so pedestrian. carol in pennsylvania. hi carol. >> caller: hi, i love your show. i'm so intune to you guys and can relate. here's what i would ask you to do. remind people this election is already underway to being stolen in 29 states, due to voter disenfranchising. >> stephanie: how about that. screaming about voter fraud. it is republicans. republican party paid $3.1 million to affirm under investigation for vote registration. fraud. >> caller: exactly. i don't think enough people are aware of it. i don't think nothing is being done. especially in pennsylvania. >> stephanie: carol, something is being done. it has become a criminal investigation in florida already and this same group i believe they're doing it in colorado so trust me, we're getting to it already, i kids not in a class with 50 other kids. this stuff

not politics. [ buzzer ] not excite [ buzzer ] not excite [ buzzer ] just money. first on this fiscal cliff, oh, i'm sure one day the problem is going to be front and center, just like europe's woes, it will cost us. for me, that's not the issue. the issue for me is from where will it cost us? from what level? from all-time highs? from 10% up from here? from levels that we didn't even ponder it could be up there? because there is one thing we must stipulate. as hard as the bears have tried to make the fiscal cliff the issue, the issue of our time, it didn't stop us from going to dow 12,000. it didn't stop us from going to dow 12,500. it didn't some us from going through dow 13,000, and at the moment dow 13,400. and i'm not sure that's going to contain us. the consumer was supposed to be rocked by it too. the doomers and gloomers predicted a real waning in of the shopper because of layoffs this fiscal cliff stands for. nobody is supposed to be buying anything -- not homes, not expensive goods, not cars. the problem as i see it, though, is 310 million americans that

>> $62. [ buzzer ] >> oh. what did you pay for that shirt?correct answer $79. >> americans will spend an incredible $8 billion this halloween for candy, costumes for $79 per adult making halloween the most successfully commercial holiday after christmas. >> you are kidding. >> talking about halloween treats, really this is a major annual treat for the retail market. >> didn't know. back across to kath. >> ladies from philadelphia having lunch with us today, hoda woman. how many pounds of candy corn -- oh oh, do americans consume every year? 1 million pounds, 10 million pounds, 35 million pounds or 50 million pounds of candy corn? >> i'm gonna take a guess at 10 million pounds. [ buzzer ] >> oh. it's a very good day for me. enjoy. >> the correct answer is 35 million pounds. who it's candy corn anymore? >> the 35 million pounds of candy corn translate into 9 billion pieces of candy corner with consuming anally, 9 billion. candy corn is not only popular all year round, produced as we know in all different colors for all different holidays but on

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yeah. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: no, house, roof? all right.. >> yeah. >> ernie and bert. >> jimmy: or bert and ernie. [ light laughter ] who says, "ernie and bert?" it's another word for alcohol. >> booze. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. you go to this person when you feel sick. >> doctor. >> a duck makes this sound. >> jimmy: quack. [ cheers ] >> you wear it around your head but not a hat. >> a head band. >> no, other name. other name for it. >> a scarf. >> no! >> oh, my god. >> no, up here, not down here. up here. >> a cap. a hat. >> it's like -- it's like a head band but not -- >> a hair tie! >> a red cloth. >> it's a bandanna! >> there you go! [ cheers and applause ] >> next -- [ buzz ] ♪ >> jimmy: did we get it? we didn't get it? oh, come on. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god. congratulations, christina applegate! she's the champ! you won. congratulations. i'm so sorry. "up all night" airs thursdays at 8:30 p.m. on nbc. check her out on "saturday night live" this weekend with musical guest passion pit. nick offerman joins us next! come on back,

one d. [ buzzer ] roxana. s. one s. [ buzzer ] rick. r. yeah, two r's. let them come up.anna will move out, and you'll have three seconds to solve it. it's "person." long-distance runner. that's it. [ cheers and applause ] [ chuckles ] look what you did. oh, baby! look what you did. all right. even though he called me "baby" again, it's okay. $16,950 -- our big winner! [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. that's all cash, man. oh, yeah. all right. t leave. all right. i know how sad you must be about not winning. so, this will be like a honeymoon? this will be our honeymoon, yes. oh, i'm so glad. delayed honeymoon, five years later. a great trip, including some cash. you end up with $12,530. thanks, roxana. it was nice having you here. such aure. well, you were one grilled pineapple away from doing well. i'm sorry, but we have $1,000 for you. we wish you a lot of luck, and thank you being here, genea. we appreciate it. [ applause ] so... i coached a few of those. yeah, i'll bet. well, we'll see what happens now in the bonus. we're gonna try to add to almost 17 grand th

prince harry. [ buzzer ] ♪ >> jimmy: she got -- she got prince harry later. >> yeah, okay. no, it's okay. >> jimmy: is it hard? >> it's not that hard. i just got -- i just froze. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. how many did you get there? four? that's awful, by the way. >> okay, fine. >> jimmy: katie, you were off your game on that one. what happened? all right, here we go. ready for this? >> i think i am. >> jimmy: all right, let's do this! you ready? >> i'm ready! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: woo, here we go. ready? >> yeah. >> jimmy: she's in a fight with nicki minaj. >> uh -- mariah carey. >> jimmy: okay. it's a good thing. she puts -- bakes cakes -- >> martha stewart. >> jimmy: yes. she, uh -- jay-z's wife. >> beyonce. >> jimmy: yes. he plays for the yankees. he's my favorite player of all time. number 2. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: pass. derek jeter, by the way. [ light laughter ] this is a thing you play on your phone. it's almost like scrabble, but it's not. >> words with friends. >> jimmy: yes. this is, uh -- [ as russell brand ] >> he's -- talks like this, and he

next one, 16 plus 18. >> 34. >> that was a tie. >> hit the buzzer first. >> i'm not hitting the buzzer5. >> 71. >> john pulls it out. he wins the match. great job. >> congratulations, mathletes. >> what's the prize? >> not that they need them, but calculators. >> thank you, jerry. >> wait, nobody uses those calculators. >> that's our whole goal is to get kids not to use calculators, but that's great. i'm sure they'll use them well. >> thank you so much, scott. thanks, kids. >>> got some new shape wear! tone and tuck you in all the good places. >>> today's style is brought to you by -- garnier, take care. >>> we are back now with more of "today" on this booze day tuesday. we are in today's style, sexy. >> top toners, tummy tuckers, and my favorite, the new line of new kinds of spanx. amy has the latest and greatest shapeware. this is something we're looking forward to. how are ya? >> i'm great. >> so you tested out and found a bunch of different ones, and the tummy tamers are probably the most important ones of all, i think. >> yes, everyone can use one of these. this may look like your

>> yes. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: do you bad things? >> sometimes.ished at my house. >> jimmy: for what? >> like, sometimes for my homework. >> jimmy: i see. you don't do it? >> yeah. because more fun to not do homework. >> jimmy: it's more fun to not do homework. why don't parents understand that? >> i mean because they're big and they already know you should do your homework because you get in trouble. >> jimmy: is it fun to be a grownup? >> yes. >> jimmy: more fun to be a grown up or a kid? >> a grownup. >> jimmy: why? >> you can drive. >> jimmy: where would you drive if could you drive? >> to basketball. >> jimmy: you love basketball, huh? >> yuh-huh. >> jimmy: is there anything else, any secrets that you have? >> i only have a secret but i can't tell anybody. >> jimmy: you can tell us. you can tell us. we're here. >> you can't tell anybody. >> jimmy: this one you can tell us. we're with the police. >> if somebody steals me, i have a secret password, it's called fire. >> jimmy: we might want to change the password. thank you, marcus. tonight on t

do not accept candy from a stranger. [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] raisins are disgusting.ting halloween candy, inspect the candy carefully for safety hazards and tampering. [ laughter ] if the candy has been tampered with, do not eat the candy. >> no. wait. >> carving corner. >> jack lanterns are a festive symbol of the holiday. to carve a pumpkin into a jack-o'-lantern carve carefully around the stem and remove the indoor parts. then carve a spooky face. ♪ voila, a scary jack lantern. [ buzzer ] candles are a fire hazard. for safety sake, do not put candles into your jack lantern. >> what are you doing? ♪ >> i'm going to get you man! >> trivia time. >> in europe trick or treating is commonly referred to as begging. >> trivia. >> and remember, halloween is festive, so don't forget to have fun. [ dog barks ] >> thanks for watching and i hope you've enjoyed -- [ coughing ] i hope you have enjoyed this brief instructional video about haunted houses. from all of us here at "late at night with jimmy fallon," take good care. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause

c-i-- [ buzzer ] i'm sorry, christopher, that is incorrect. lisa fannon. lisa, your word also is "sipc." may i have that in another sentence, please? sipc funds are available to satisfy brokerage customer claims up to a maximum of $500,000, including up to $100,000 for cash claims. sipc. s-i-p... k. [ buzzer ] don't know about sipc, the securities investor protection corporation? that's okay, we can spell it out for you. learn more at www.sipc.org.

that's precisely what i recommended and ultimately happened. [ buzzer ] no. oh my god.would have gone under and their assets sold in pieces like most of the companies that mitt did. >> he just denies it. deny deny, deny. when caught, lie. that's the strategy. that's a strategy for running for office. that's a hell of a strategy for being president. >> stephanie: the thing of beauty is that look of sureness on mittens face when he thought he was in a gotcha moment on libya. my question is how are you going to debate not knowing that? something that critical. you know you're going to attack the president on that. >> it is political malpractice. it is possible he just got confused. he may be thinking about spokespeople and conflated those things. he still had facts. remember, the only job mitt romney has is to run for office. it is the only job he's had since the last year he was governor of massachusetts when he left the state 200 out of 365 days and people of massachusetts hate him for it because he is a perennial candidate. >> stephanie: that's the only thing i was sayi

[ buzzer ] and then the "lightning round" is over. are you ready zee skee daddy? start with tom in new york. tom? >> caller: hi, jim. jim, with "twilight" coming november 16, my stock is lionsgate. >> i think it continues to creep up over time. it will get there eventually. matt in texas? >> caller: what do you think of united health? >> insurance is good. the growth in the economy is real. let's go to kevin in new york. kevin? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, sticker ttsh? >> man, that's too hard for me. i'm going to take a pass on that one because those guys have been hit or misses. i need you in accenture. >> caller: jim, how are you? >> good. how you? >> caller: good. my stock is aet. >> buy, buy, buy slams. >> stephanie link and i were kicking ourselves. why didn't we buy aetna? why didn't we buy aetna for the trust in let's go to janice in pennsylvania. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. hartford financial? >> goes higher. >> buy, buy, buy! >> i know becky had a big interview. i want to see that interview. john in virginia, john? >> caller: i got crm, november 145 calls. >> w

when the buzzer sounds, the crowd bursts onto the court. >> we just ran over to him as fast as we could. there's no better feeling than that. >> jason's fan base quickly expands into a much wider audience thanks to those amateur videos. >> i saw a lot of letters for the white house. meeting president bush. getting to meet magic johnson. >> jason leaves greece athena high school as a student in 2006. but in 2009 returns to his alma mater, this time as an assistant coach. no one would deny it's a triumph jason has earned. >> it feels great to get back to the game that i always loved. >> now everyone is saying an autistic kid can do this. if he can achieve this, it's nothing to run from. it's nothing to be afraid of who you are. i feel like he inspired probably millions of people. >> do whatever you put your mind to. you can achieve anything you want. just don't give up.

there is a small buzzer or ding that goes off with 30 seconds to go. >> so we need the microphone on. >> it's not on? >> there we go. this is my second time before this committee. i want to thank you for considering this new piece of legislation which actually it was a lot of questions why the mission district was left out from the legislation originally. i know it is very complex legislation and it has to be split in different ways, but, you know, they left the mission district out of it and i would like for you to consider this new addition to the legislation so we can move forward with a project that has been pending for about 8 years. in the meantime, some other businesses have grown out of the mission district and we are losing a lot of money at this point, not obl the money but also at the same time we have been 28 years in business, many of the workers, which there are about 40 of them, have made a living out of this establishment. so i urge you in the name of the businesses as well as those people that have been working with us for a long time to move this piece forward so we