what are the leonid? leonid. yes. you're on the plus side now. hey. all right, holiday fun, $400. kristin. what is april fool's day? you are right. select again. holiday fun for $600. [ beep ] that movie was "home for the holidays." sounds appropriate. kristin. holiday for $800. kristin. what is a plow? plow. correct. holiday for $1,000. colby. what is the may the 4th? yes. [ laughter ] holiday fun, $200. keith. what's candy cane? candy cane. right you are. dark night for $1,000. keith. what's a binary? yes. 1870s for $400. kristin. what is welsh? welsh. yes. 1870s for $600. colby. who are gilbert and sullivan? you got them. 1870s, $800. answer -- daily double. yes. well, both kristin and keith are off to a good start today. but you can move a lot closer with this daily double. you're right. i could. we'll go with $800. $800 it is. here is the clue. who's verne? jules verne. yes, indeed. and now the $1,000 clue, players. [ beep ] and that city is bayreuth. all right, colby gets to go first again in double jeopardy! when we come back. all right, colby gets to go first again in doub

my good buddy, leonid, mucupkin has been an advisor to me for many, many years previous to my being mayor of san francisco. and he is always been giving me great advice on not only history, but how we can celebrate more of it in modern day san francisco. and just a couple of weeks ago leo, we celebrated our 1906 earthquake event as we have done for the 107 years that we have had and it is great to always bring those themes of history that we have and of course, with the 1906 earthquake, the theme has been about resilancy and recovery, that we should bring today that we should continue to be a resilient city and build for the future. when you look at the history of what the mayor brought to this wonderful city in the late 1800s, you realize you have a similar great theme that i can bring forward today and that theme continues to be one of philantrophy. he was a self-made engineer and came to the san francisco area and as a brilliant engineer he discovered the way to drain water from the great sewer lines in the area and he became so famous with his scientific discoveries that, back then, t

. >> if the cold war is on, do you see leonid brezhnev or stalin saying read my piece in "the new york times"? >> the naivete of the west toward russia, the former soviet union, is really astonishing this time around. it really is. if you -- anyone who does not believe that russia is manipulating this situation in a manner that america had always manipulated in the past and was expected to, i just point to the gorbachev-reagan summits as one example. then boy, i should just put -- i want to put a rat down your shirt and everyone else who believes that. the russian -- at the arbakov institute, u.s. and canada institute which you're familiar with run by the late george a rbakov, where this letter came from, something they said in the early 1980's, and in the 1970's when i was in herimans and russians laugh and say americans never get it. >> that was then and this is now. >> russians play chess and americans play a game of football. >> what makes you think the americans aren't playing a game of chess? everyone is trying to gain advantage. obama in the first instance is probably breathing