cugat. [ laughter ] and charo really stops the show by singing, "don't coochy coochy for me argentina." [ laughter ] it's a big show. how many of you flew into los angeles? [ applause ] did anyone take a cab into the city? all right. would you return it? that's our only one. [ laughter ] and one person had it. i just had a bulletin that came in from new center 4. i just tore off the teletype a moment ago. helen hayes is suing chevy chase because he said she goes to was the nbc tour on today? we have a tour like the movie studios do, when you go, and they charge for it, it's not free. what is it about $2.25 now? >> yes. >> $2.50, it went up. >> $2.50? oh man. that's because they put in the extra highlight. you can go out today and watch tom snyder spread broken glass [ laughter ] [ applause ] you know i've been talking about a lot of television shows during ratings week, who try to hype up their shows with a little sex and so forth, and then i thought tonight, we have the playmate of the month on, do we not? jeana tomasino. >> yes. >> playboys playmate of the month. it is a variety of

this election has more curves than charo. >> i was going to say, that is a "loveboat" that -- i camef "loveboat" references, but it was not charo and i want to credit you for that, greg. >> thank you. >> did you see how president obama dealt with the trump protester at his rally? >> yes. >> and it was kind of perfect. the people in his crowd were yelling at him, they were angry at this guy. and obama stopped them and he held out the rally forever and ever and ever. and it became uncomfortable how angry he was at his own crowd and he made them stop. and then he said, he's an older gentleman, he's probably a veteran, he seems like he's a veteran, and his vote is not going to hurt you. he's going to vote a different way than you, and you're going to vote a different way than you. barack obama has done not inconsiderable things to divide america, but he demonstrated in that moment -- and he was probably trolling donald trump in that way, but he demonstrated how you do that. >> he's a little late for unity, don't you think? >> if you get down to the end of it, if you're trump, you're tryi

. >> charo. [ laughter ] >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: charo. natalie. chip. [ laughter ] remember his? >> skip. >> steve: oh, almost. [ laughter ] >> brooklyn is on the line. >> jimmy: guacamole. >> salad. >> steve: oh, unbelievable. that was for three points. natalie, your -- your turn. not salad. >> okay. yeah. meringue. >> salsa. [ cheers and applause ] >> should've guessed [ inaudible ]. >> pal, we don't get any points -- >> jimmy: no, we don't get half a point. >> steve: neil. j.j. jimmy. >> steve: j.j., you're up first. >> jimmy: j.j. is up first. >> steve: j.j. is up first. >> this is tough. [ light laughter ] >> oh, no. okay. >> can i have like 20 minutes? okay, here we go. last. >> dingle. >> can i use salad again? can i get a different word? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't get a a different word. >> scratch. oh, that's a good one. track. >> what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: laugh track. >> oh track. no, no. >> steve: oh, wow. >> can i have laugh track? >> that was good. >> that's actually a great answer. >> okay. >> it's wrong, but it's great. >> laugh and track. >> feather. >> t

monica flynn, who was the founder of elle charo said he invented it here. she said she was -- she rolling up one day and one accidentally fell into the hot oil. and she shouted something like -- chimichanga. and that's the story anyway it was probably actually more of a swear word i think. but it came out like chimichanga. translated thingamajig or something like that. so anyway these are the kind of stories that went along with el charo they both wanted to make the chimichanga state food of arizona. so of course i came here. i had to have the chimichanga to a place where it was supposedly invented. and i did. the chimichanga led to this crazy idea of chasing all of the symbols in arizona. arizona has 12 symbols. there's suggesting chill clan we have the texas blossom, state flower. state tree, we have a state neckware which is it the bowl, tie, that's i have the bowl anti with me -- [inaudible] the bowl atie should be wearing it. state neck ware so what is the na. habitat of the bowl atie? well, i found that in my journey and place in wickenburg and there'

. >> reporter: no charo and lyles for the bruins in philly but the black and gold might be able to compensate on the other end especily team that is giving up a 3.30 goals per game. first he took home the cy young award today. rick pore sella can add the come back player of the year to his 2016 resume. he rebounded from a disappointing first season in boston. 22 wins and make a career high 33 starts. the guy that pores selo was with the mets. he is agreeing to a $110 million deal. that's sports. thank you for dining with us. hope to see you again soon. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >> adam: that's our time for 7 news at 6:00 on a tuesday, thank you

ledgeidary mew seasons including the weather girls, sylvester, eva james, bork, lady gaga and [inaudible] charo. as a venue the stud has reputation for celebrities and punk rock queers. you can get a staist taste of the san francisco queer culture that made our city famous and endearing. the tradition of the stud continues today. this is demonstrated by two of the weekly parties, club something and mew mix. these evonets along with monthsly parties that cater to taests, provide queer artist with a safe place to take risks on stage and express themselves. they continue the studs legacy of progressing muchbic performance art and solidarity. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, mike bouleer, lee harper and kelly aaronfeld. >> good afternoon commissioners. mike bouleer, president of san francisco heritage. many already familiar with san francisco heritage but for those who are not, heritage was founded in 1971 in response to the destruction of neighborhoods due to redevelopment. the project is are located a dozen victorians slated for demolition. todays hearing is a sign how far the preservation

. >> lola falana, charo, and i and ed-- we stay. we're always here. >> right. >> yes, that's right. >> and w-we just deserve-- we're the oppressed guests. you know what i'm saying? we never go anywhere. i've no place to go. this comes off, at 7:01. >> why did you-- [ laughter ] >> well, i wore it, 'cause i've no other place to go! it's just-- this is it, for me! >> oh, you're not going anyplace, later? >> i'm not pitching anything. what am i gonna plug? do i plug a record? am i holding a record up? you see a record? you see a book? you see a pilot film? [ laughter ] do you see a tv series? [ laughter ] there's nothing! but i come anyway. >> lemme-lemme ask you something. >> all right. [ laughter ] >> well, there's no other place to go! [ laughter ] [ applause ] you know what i mean? i was in a play, once. i was in a play, once. i was in a play-- >> yeah. >> uh, "rosalinda." a musical. and i played prince orlofsky. >> prince orlofsky. >> which, usually, if it's done as the opera, a woman plays. >> ah. >> but, for some strange reason,

ledgeidary mew seasons including the weather girls, sylvester, eva james, bork, lady gaga and [inaudible] charo. as a venue the stud has reputation for celebrities and punk rock queers. you can get a staist taste of the san francisco queer culture that made our city famous and endearing. the tradition of the stud continues today. this is demonstrated by two of the weekly parties, club something and mew mix. these evonets along with monthsly parties that cater to taests, provide queer artist with a safe place to take risks on stage and express themselves. they continue the studs legacy of progressing muchbic performance art and solidarity. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, mike bouleer, lee harper and kelly aaronfeld. >> good afternoon commissioners. mike bouleer, president of san francisco heritage. many already familiar with san francisco heritage but for those who are not, heritage was founded in 1971 in response to the destruction of neighborhoods due to redevelopment. the project is are located a dozen victorians slated for demolition. todays hearing is a sign how far the preservation