full-time equivalents, 11 city engineers that we love, particularly the head of our city engineers jimmy kirk. we love him so much we hope he will work there forever. if you can influence him on that, we hope you will. and i am here on behalf of one of san francisco's all those cultural institutions, about 160 years old, and at the same time, one of san francisco's young as having been reinvented over the last four or five years. we're still reinventing ourselves. our goal is simple, to be the best institution of its sort in the nation, and then take over the world. san francisco deserves no less. this year, we will have welcomed the about dollars -- 1.4 million visitors to the academy, and one of the wonderful aspects is the breadth of ages of people that come to the academy. i used to talk about birth to death, but that is a donor, so we say it is everything from birth to the journeeternity. infants to nightlife. we had pride night life. and all the way to very old people like them to museums. it really is the people's academy of sciences. within that context, the part that you in the city

we have a picture of it. >> okay. >> jimmy: kirk, what was that for?his life. that's what you do to people. you change people's lives. i mean, it's crazy. now this is tomorrow night, you're doing the apollo. >> yes. >> jimmy: sold out show. that's where it all began. that's where it all started. >> we wanted to do that because that was the birth place, from gary indiana to the apollo. we wanted to give something back and do the apollo theater, because amateur night, we used to be at the apollo, six shows a night. you know? >> jimmy: six shows a day, at the apollo? >> yeah, back in the '60s. during 65, 66. >> jimmy: is that right? when did you start the show? what time like, did you go into -- >> in the afternoon. >> jimmy: oh, start in the afternoon? >> afternoon. >> jimmy: how would you get from gary, indiana to -- >> we drove. >> we had a volkswagen van, and we would drive. >> jimmy: like a bus, like a vw bus. >> the vw bus. >> jimmy: i love it. >> after apollo, it was on to motown. >> yeah, then after apollo it was on to motown. this is the future n

captain kirk. [ robot voice ] >> captaine kyirk. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, it's not perfect. is walter kump. we've had him on the show before. he's always a lot of fun. come on out, everybody. walt, walter kump. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, walter, it's great to see you. [ robot voice ] >> it is gree-at to see you, too, jimmy. >> jimmy: now, the last time you were here on the show, you were with your girlfriend, christina. how are things going? [ robot voice ] >> chris-tine-ah, my love, we are like two penis a pod. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. what did -- what did you say? [ laughter ] [ robot voice ] >> i said we are like two peas in a pod. >> jimmy: oh. i thought you said something else. [ laughter ] anyway, are there any juicy details from the relationship that you can tell us? [ robot voice ] >> yes. last weekend, i got to second basey. >> jimmy: whoa. second base. what does that mean? [ robot voice ] >> we held hands for a full 20 meenut. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. anything else? [ robot voice ] >> that's all you get, pervert. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ok