the answer is texas, and fyi -- heh, heh -- georgia is number two. >> correct. >> yeah. know what i'm saying? >> all right, team steven. how many planets are in our solar system? >> 9. yes. mm. >> uh, actually, dancing machine, that's not right. if team deshawn gets this one right, we're tied. >> it's actually 8. they used to think pluto was a planet, but now scientists say it's too small and made of ice. it's like a big, old snow cone. >> a snow cone? what the hell? >> that can't be right. >> bizarre, but right. >> yeah! ha ha ha! in your face, steven! ♪ hey, hey, hey, hey >> deshawn. yeah. >> come back over here. >> uh... >> okay. tiebreaker is for team deshawn. if you get this one wrong, steven's team can take it. when it comes to punnett squares... >> oh, not this again. >> ...it is important to remember that the punnett squares determine the probabilities of what? >> genotypes. in your face, steven. yeah! ungh! that's right. >> you're right. team deshawn wins. >> and the crowd goes wild for desha-a-wn! whoo! oh. oh, reel it in. uh, uh. do the cat, daddy. >> willie.

. >> so, just as an fyi, the pending legislation that is being worked on by president chiu and the board and the city attorney, among the proposals that we will be sending forward soon is a requirement that the ethics commission publish a contributor guide in addition to all of the guides that we have, something that we have not done in the past. it just so happens that we already had one in the works. so we bring to you a proposed draft of that, we think that it is fairly comprehensive. and the only other thing that i want to say it has a few minute of last minute typos that we want to correct before the commission considers adopting this document. >> okay. >> let's see the first typo is right at the very beginning. where in the introduction, there is just a space between the and the end of this page. so it is just a movement. >> second typo is page 4. first line, yes, as long as the contribution is under 100,000 dollars. and the third typo, is on page 5, make a contribution, and the word contribution was spelled incorrectly. >> and the other thing that i wanted to say was generally spe

fyi, it's none. amy, the relationship agreement was not designed for either one of us to get our way. you use it to get your way. i use it to get the right way. the fact that the right way is also my way is a happy coincidence. you gave me your word. you're coming with me. we'll miss you, sheldon. yeah, well, who wants to spend the whole weekend, running around a bunch of pretend planets battling made up monsters. that's for babies. yeah, but it's got lightsabers. yeah, please, amy! it's got lightsabers! ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ this wouldn't be a problem if you had more cup holders. really? that's the problem? dude, am i gonna sit here while you drink all 25 of them? no, you can walk

fyi, in a poll of what dads want the least, neckties topped the list. the co-founder of ben & jerry's ice cream is giving away money. tuesday in dc, ben cohen will pass out dollar bills in a campaign to get corporate money out of politics. he says businesses give away money all the time on capitol hill. the dollar bills in his giveway can be turned in for free ice cream. california leads the way with a growing population of young millionaires, mostly because of an explosion of start-ups in silicon valley. a study by bmo private bank shows 27% of rich calfornians are younger than 40, compared to the national average of 24%. still to come, supermarket shake-up: as target goes organic, what the guys have to say about grocery stocks. laters unplugged. but first, college degrees that are more than worth the investment. bill moller breaks down the list of degrees with the highest pay-offs, next. a college degree greatly increases the chances you'll more quickly find a job and that your earning potential will be a lot greater. however, not all college degrees

[applause] two to three minutes goes really fast and that was a little over, just fyi. superintendent. >> don't start the clock yet. thanks. again i want to thank everyone for being here this morning and this morning i said "welcome to a sunny day in september" and many of you didn't believe me and i want to thank you all for being here and in my comments at the beginning i spoke of the wonderful experience and having 3,000 opportunities yesterday see "bully" the movie. i spoke of all of the administrators seeing "bully" when they came back from summer break and develop their plans on their campuses here, so i would like to go deeper and talk about a couple of things and before that i appreciate what rosylyn and the previous panel said about the term "bullying" and run the risk of it meaning something generic and meaningless and the word of the day, so let's talk about what it is. it's assault. sometimes it's aggravated assault. it's kidnapping. it's coercion of human rights. it's stalking. these are different pictures when you think about it in those terms. that's what

so just fyi, you know? maybe it's just us, but you think it's great to let all the merchant associations in on this. >> right. >> and get them involved. >> so we have been working with michelle thomas, who i know sometimes participates in those meetings, but i will make sure our liaison from north beach gets in touch. >> any other commissioner comments? i just want to say this is great. this is very great and i have been involved a little bit with the storefrontsf project and jordan, you have done a great job with that and the brokers have all over the community like it as well. what i like best about it, they have lists out there already, but they are all paid. you get a few for free and they tease you with five free, but this is a very, very good tool, that i think will really help take care of a lot of vacancy problems in neighborhoods. we tried it in upper market, in castro about six, seven years ago. and we filled -- we almost go to 100 fill, because we had a couple of those, you know, legacy ones i wi

so, just fyi. that's just a couple months old. i don't know about other states, i know that that's new for california. and we do have four or five examples of cities' restitution formulas. if anybody is interested they can see me afterwards and i can give you what other cities have used. >> awesome. are you all right? why don't you hold the mic until you don't need it any more. we have another question over here. >> this is for the san francisco crew. how important was your task force, elevate the issue of graffiti abatement in san francisco? >> i think one of the main reasons why it was elevated is -- and it's been continued to be elevated. the current mayor was actually the director of public works and he saw that graffiti was a serious problem. and, so, it's become more and more prevalent and the board of supervisors has also taken it on. i think they also recognize that the graffiti brings blight to the neighborhood. and, so, it hasn't been hard to get the support. and just like we're all here, as you saw yesterday, the city l

fyi, this story has nothing to do with me and steve doosey. and who is channing anyway? is that who i think it is. >>> all right. do you live to work or work to feed your meth addiction like diane? according to a new gallop poll, they estimate all of the loping around costs the country $550 billion a minute. yes. those most likely to be going through the motions at work were millenials, baby boomers, people with college degrees and guys named gary. thanks for ruining the economy, gary. discuss in the -- >> lightning rooooouuuuunnnndd. lightning round. >> like you do a lot of tough jobs. >> i do. >> is this just a woosified generation? are we too hard on them? what is going on here? >> i think so. i think all of the problems from the skills gap, unemployment, all of the stuff we normally talk about, i just think we took some bad advice, some really, really awful advice. one of the things we are working on now is this idea that cliche work smart, not hard was more than a platitude but something you believe. if you google it, it is everywhere. my guidance counselor -- can i

hostin is there and following it, she made this comment that everybody she has spoken with and just fyiy by play here, george zimmerman stood, the rest of the courtroom stood as they bring the jury back into the jury box and reintroduce them into the courtroom and testimony, the live testimony, she said -- sunny hostin said everybody she's asked or spoken with about this case says the longer this witness stays on the witness stand the more likable she becomes. do you get that sense? >> i think that could be a fair assessment. some people saw yesterday, a combative person, someone who was dismissive. today you're seeing a different person, more subdued. in fact, the longer she's there, there are people who, you know, feel sympathetic for her going through all of these questions. again, she is articulated her thoughts, her opinions as best she can and now it's basically going back, reviewing everything she said, to try to determine exactly what she said, why she said it, why did she say certain things to benjamin crump, to investigators and why is she saying certain things now, you know,

just fyi, if a lawyer asks you if you've ever used the n word, the only thing you can say worse than yes is "yes, of course." [ laughter ] on -- duh. [ laughter ] on friday the food network announced they would not renew paula's contract, and today smithfield, a company for whom she endorsed pork products, also severed ties with deen. even the other white meat is turning on her. [ laughter ] pork severing ties with paula deen is like spinach cutting ties with popeye. [ laughter ] it's a major rift. she was supposed to appear on the "today" show on friday but backed out, and instead she posted three very awkward apology videos online. the first one was so awkward and so heavily edited they wound up pulling it down. a lot of people downloaded it and reposted it, though. here's paula -- paula deen attempting to apologize but really not helping her case at all. >> i want to apologize to everybody for the wrong that i've done. uh, i want to learn and grow from th from this. inappropriate, hurtful language is totally, totally unacceptable. i've made plenty of mistakes along the way. but i

also the tragic start of a family who left their home to escape the our fifth story "outfront," tmi or fyitor michael douglas was asked to blame hefrpgy drinking, drugs and smoking presumably as the causes of his throat cancer. well, he answered the question and they were recording it and, you know what? i don't want to talk about this. so i will let michael douglas tell you why he says he got throat cancer. >> without getting too specific, this particular cancer is caused by something by hpv which actually comes about from cunnilingus. >> sure glad you didn't get too specific there, michael. this is a serious issue. is he saying his cancer is caused by hpv? human papilloma virus, which can be contracted through oral sex. so did douglas do something that's going to change things and help public health? did he cross the line? does he really know what caused it? "outfront" stephanie miller and reihan salaam. this is definitely a third rail topic but neither douglas nor his spokesperson is an expert. we don't know if anyone can know for certain if this is what caused his cancer. we wanted to

>> the bureau gave bonuses on performance actually recognize from fyi 2012. >> what is the largest givenhow much money? to make the largest it was consumer financial protection bureau to $12,000 limit to was that given to? >> i can get back to you. >> that would be wonderful. if i heard you correctly correctly, how many people worked at the cfpb? >> 1200. >> if i am not mistaken i believe you spent $55 billion on a renovation for office? >> that is correct. 55 million was still in the planning stages. >> how much of the budgeted for the renovation? >> 95 million. >> how much total has been budgeted for the renovation? >> i believe the 95 million every 13 in addition 50 million fyi 12th but they have not spent it. >> 1200 people, the $95 million? day know how much that is a person? >> i could calculate its. >> $75,000 per person. roughly? >> cannot have a calculator. >> the cfpb is storing allot of america is data. how much money is budgeted to store the data? >> that depends we have storage for activity. and an aunt then what we purchase from private vendors. >> with that stated that you

on travel spending, agencies have lowered there spending on travel compared to us fyi 2010 levels by roughly $2 billion. the department of agriculture reduce travel costs by over 145 million. the drug enforcement administration and been to mandatory policy guides for employees to use lowest available fares for a travel. to this policy alone al qaeda chief over six and a half million in savings in fiscal year 2012. examples of those recommended that the president as to up bringing out waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars. >> the omb. >> tomorrow morning on washington journal, the look at foreign policy with republican representative christopher smith of new jersey. he is the chairman of the subcommittee on africa global health, human rights and international organizations and we will be joined by a member of the house ways and means committee, representative john larsen, a connecticut democrat who will take your questions about congressional oversight of the internal revenue service. you can also call into talk with christian science monitor staff writer mark clayton about his article

fyi, i don't believe in bringing phones into a funeral. and i never did, and i never would.d five tweets during this time period on topics of wedding anniversary ideas and her upcoming appearance on the rachael ray show. but it's possible to preschedule tweets so they post automatically. alec baldwin used profine and racist language. even threatening. i'm going to find you toxic little expletive and i'm going to expletive you up. my wife and i attend a funeral to pay our respects to an old friend. and some toxic brit writes this trash. it's disgraceful that a reporter writes a story and never called for a comment or explanation. especially when it needlessly turned attention away from a day that honored a beloved figure like mr. gandolfini. for the second time, baldwin's twitter page appears to have been taken down. baldwin's confrontation with the paparazzi, numerous and legendary. the actor also ran afoul with airline personnel after he refused to stop playing words with friends on his cell phone sitting on the runway. >> words with friends can be frustrating. i just start

fyi. >>> a third man is charged in connection with the death of a semiprofootball player.ez behind bars. friday, earnest wallace turned himself into police. hernandez, wallace and another man are charged in connection to the murder of odin lloyd. >>> the state department says andrew was killed in alexandria on friday. he was caught in the ongoing protests for president morsi. more protests for sunday. >>> if you have student loans, get ready to pay more. interest rates are set to double from 3.4% to 6.8% because congress couldn't reach an agreement before members left for the holiday weekend. >>> finally, what do barry manilow, billy joel barry manilow, my mom and all have in common? check it out. yes. they all play piano. some of them better than that guy. peter the elephant is helping out with a rendition of "12 bar blews." i had to tell you that. you probably couldn't pick it up. the man playing with him is playing well. he's been playing music to elephants for awhile. they always enjoy it. now they can kind of play. i have been playing and listening to the piano, i hav

just an fyi, only you can say yes is, yes, of course. duh.iday, the food network announced they would not renew paula's contract, and today smithfield, a company for whom she endorsed pork products also severed ties with deen. even the other white meat is turning on her. that's big. pork severing ties with paula deen is like spinach cutting ties with popeye. >> too many, though, the deen saga is not funny. by the way, deen is set to appear on the "today" show tomorrow to stand up for herself. should be interesting. >>> still ahead in the newsroom, opening bell minutes away. we're heading live to the new york stock exchange where stocks, we hope, are set for a rebound. >>> opening bell just about to ring on wall street, if it hasn't already. investors are hoping for a rebound today after stocks finished in the red yesterday. there it rang. let's go back to cnn business anchor christine romans live in new york. nice to see the plus signs. >> we need a bounce, please, it's starting to get ugly. dow down 140 points yesterday, futures were up befo

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fyi, back story years ago we lived in southern oklahoma.don't start charging minimum medicare payments we will not pay you at all. so the doctor had to charge medicare payments at that point. from then on. and that was just so unfair because where else could you go for $5 or $10 and see a doctor. and she really -- she had to put -- bottom line is she had to put -- i'm sorry on the front door. >> stephanie: i hear ya. by the way -- this just in from hot brie. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] our friend, melissa fitzgerald. why is maternal mortality so high in the u.s.? the u.s. of one of 23 countries where maternal mortality is on the rise. that may change once the new affordable care act comes into effect. >> women dying during childbirth? >> stephanie: a glimpse at why the rates may be so high. future pregnant women is on the threshold of dramatic change. it marks the day medicaid will be required to cover preventive care for women. it doesn't stop there. by 2014, health insurance providers will be required to cover the full fee from contracepti

can, however, start to experiment with what that would look like it if you look at the president's fyi 2014 budget there is the paper's success program which basically would pay -- it doesn't have to be -- not accredited providers who are able to provide basically a free associate's degree to a student with demonstrated outcomes, at the very end of which you assume good employment can transfer to another institution where there is something of value. there is nothing on the front end, you won't have fly by night because they're not going to get anything back unless they can demonstrate outcomes for their students of again what would it look like? we are not sure but the truth is unless we experiments we won't know. on both sides of the aisle there is real interest in trying to do something different so let's do it in a contained way where we can learn lessons and figure out if we want to do anything different or not and achieve reauthorization whatever happens. >> seems to be a question how do they get to the outcomes if they don't have the argument that to give them eligibility before