. >> they also gave me a defective mic. did you notice that? my mic was defective within the room. wonder, was that on purpose? when i tested, it was beautiful, like an hour before. i said, what a great mic. it was much lower than hers. i don't want to believe in conspiracy theories, of course, but it was much low than hers and it was crackling and she didn't have that problem. that, to me, was a bad problem. you have a bum mic, that's not exactly good. >> trevor: yeah, i don't want to be the guy who believes in conspiracies. not me. i'm not the guy who chased the birther conspiracy for so long. i love it, donald trump blaming the microphone. donald trump sounds like my cousin who never accepts i kicked his ass in xbox. the only reason you beat me trevor is the controller country work! and because i lost my right hand fighting as a child soldier! dude, that happened in the game. i don't care, it felt real! ( laughter ) but, you know, the truth, is trump's mic was actually worse. it was worse than bad. it was -- so bad that it was -- >> donald trump, what's the deal with the sniffle

public safety -- okay. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> no,. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> >> i know. i'm good. let's knock this out right now and then i will go back to this. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> which one are we on? >> 57. >> yeah. because you pulled a couple of items from consent too. okay. we will get right to that. we will knock this one out. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> susof the rules please. -- (call roll). >> can i a motion on the resolution. >> so moved. >> all right. i am in support of the proposition 57 the public safety rehabilitation act of 2016 and with the california ballot and help replace the over costly alliance on [inaudible] and focused on rehabilitation for youth offenders and can try someone 14 years of age without review and sentence to adult terms and people were around the age of 18 and young as 14 at the time of the crime and whereas it's critical that children receive different treatment than adults in the system in a way that recognizes the real physical and physiological differences and the capacity of young person to change and mature and research

mic] >> on advice of the city attorney no. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> no, she asked for non disclosure. >> so i vote no. >> motion passes 5-2. >> item 9 adjournment action item. >> do i have a motion? >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> all those in favor? >> move. >> second. >> all those opposed? we are noadjournme. thank you. >>[gavel] >> for the record this is the september 14, 2016 treasure island development authority board meeting. item number one call to order. >> transcend pating, here. mazzola, here. dunlop, here. tran samaha, here. kalb kim, here. we do have a quorum >> the first item is to allow the public to make any comments they would like the for the commission. >> this is general public, and to allow numbers of the public to address the treasure island development authority board on matters within the subject matter jurisdiction of the authority board. they do not hear on today's agenda. numbers may adjust the board of to 3 min. >> i would like to remind the board that >> please announce your name >> i like to amount mind the board to request people to admit their names should

mic over here this time. so when it comes time for q&a, if you can line up at the mic to ask your question, that would be great. and it's always great for the first -- the first student has to be the bravest student to get up at the mic. so just steel yourself and be brave. because otherwise we won't have anybody standing at the mic. and it's a great pleasure to welcome derek here. derek is currently at the german marshall fund in the united states and served in a number of capacities in the obama administration, most recently as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. prior to that, he was special assistant to the president and senior director for strategic planning at the white house. and before that was deputy director of the policy planning staff at the state department. so a lot to talk about. welcome. derek: thanks. it's great to be here. jim: we're thrilled to have you. so i wanted to start by breaking down the title here. so we'll start with the title. and then we'll work ou

welcome back. >> [inaudible] [off mic] page three. i don't have a problem saying it requires further analysis but disturbed to hear the discussion about transparency. it's difficult but it's incredibly important and i know the town hall meetings are uncomfortable and anger. they serve a pressure valve purpose and give a place to show their anger. 50 years ago a african-american man was killed in hunters point leaving a scene of a stolen car and shot in the back and riots in hunlt hunt and national guard was called out and tanks were going down the street. we need to keep going on transparency and to remind you the president's task force says you need transparency and accountability to build public trust and legitimacy and this department responded and we told the town hall meetings and enhance and trust and engagement, even angry engagement and dialogue and conclusion. now four months since jessica williams was killed and there wasn't a town hall meeting then and it got disruptive. i would argue it's related to trust and the accuracy

public safety -- okay. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> no,. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> >> i know. i'm good. let's knock this out right now and then i will go back to this. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> which one are we on? >> 57. >> yeah. because you pulled a couple of items from consent too. okay. we will get right to that. we will knock this one out. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> susof the rules please. -- (call roll). >> can i a motion on the resolution. >> so moved. >> all right. i am in support of the proposition 57 the public safety rehabilitation act of 2016 and with the california ballot and help replace the over costly alliance on [inaudible] and focused on rehabilitation for youth offenders and can try someone 14 years of age without review and sentence to adult terms and people were around the age of 18 and young as 14 at the time of the crime and whereas it's critical that children receive different treatment than adults in the system in a way that recognizes the real physical and physiological differences and the capacity of young person to change and mature and research

mic m- [speaking off t mic]. >> yeah. that is fine. what we can do is schedule this for next week. for possible actions. if the commission wants to take a vote tonight. that is fine. if not we can add it on for next week. that is fine. you raise a good point if you want more time we can give you more time. we will schedule it next week for a vote. thank you. any further questions colleagues? >> with the suggest they incorporate in the new version what commissioner turman is asking more. >> [speaking off the mic]. >> you need to speak into the mike. >> if other commissioners want to make a suggestion by next week. we can make the motion at that point it will give us an opportunity to read it. >> again, if anybody again - we have gone through this before if you have suggestions or questions we can discuss it now let's not have one commissioner be able to change the whole resolution that will cause a problem. we can put it on for discussion and action next week. we will have a draft if there is no objection commissioner turman can add that definition if you have other changes we will

mic m- [speaking off t mic]. >> yeah. that is fine. what we can do is schedule this for next week. for possible actions. if the commission wants to take a vote tonight. that is fine. if not we can add it on for next week. that is fine. you raise a good point if you want more time we can give you more time. we will schedule it next week for a vote. thank you. any further questions colleagues? >> with the suggest they incorporate in the new version what commissioner turman is asking more. >> [speaking off the mic]. >> you need to speak into the mike. >> if other commissioners want to make a suggestion by next week. we can make the motion at that point it will give us an opportunity to read it. >> again, if anybody again - we have gone through this before if you have suggestions or questions we can discuss it now let's not have one commissioner be able to change the whole resolution that will cause a problem. we can put it on for discussion and action next week. we will have a draft if there is no objection commissioner turman can add that definition if you have other changes we will

his podium mic. >> what a great mic. >> you mean for the people listening in the hall. >> it was on and off and lower than hers. >> anyone who complains about the microphone is not having a good night. >> reporter: more than 80 million people tuning in on their tv's and millions more on theiries. for context that is far less than the average super bowl. >>> arizona senator jeff flake who has sparred with donald trump said the republican nominee performed poorly. when he blames the mic, that the as close as he will be to con keating he had a bad night. doug ducey speaking at a job creation event that featured newt gingrich. here's what the governor had to something that both candidates showed where they are and what they believe. i don't know how many people were swayed one way or another. >> newt gingrich says the debate was an historic victory for donald trump. he was at one point being talked about being trump's v.p. choice. the governor and other speakers spoke about embracing enterprise to attract businesses to our state and create jobs. it was part of the bring small business back

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] >> your mic is off. >> i don't know. i am hoping we can come back you know within a month or two to see where we're at after the department has had an opportunity and the department of justice had an opportunity to digest this so to back up the bar association started this criminal task force and born out of a black lives matter demonstration matter of attorneys and yolanda jackson our executive director and spoke at therks vent and had an interesting perception and said "it is time for lawyers to roll up the sleeves and to get to work with their police departments" and i think that's distinguished us from other groups that we did our work with the police department. we did not see ourselves as a group -- we're 8,000 lawyers and membership. we didn't think it was our business to make the police department our business but we did feel it was an important role to lend our skills to the police department in a collaborative way to see what solutions we could find together, and to bring some of the resources that a bar associ

giving clinton the chance to take a shot, i had a problem with the mic, i don't know if you saw that. it was terrible. i think was it set up that way on purpose. >> anyone who complaining about the mic is not having a good night. and more than 80 million people tuning in on the tvs and millions more on their computers. bowl. lauren blanchard, fox news, let's bring in craig patrick it was big and the most watched. did it deliver. >> on several fronts remember it kicked off a discussion of policy on substance and the economy and jobs and the number one they show and drive voting behavior in the fall. there was controversy you heard donald trump complaining about a bad mic in the venue and saying that the cards were stacked against them. lively and very unpredictable. that was the safe one you didn't know what you are going to get. we got the debates and they were cordial and a bit muted at first and once they locked horns they did not stop for the remaining 75, 80 minutes of the didn't.@ there was a sharp contrasted style for the candidates. you heard it. for taking four days of a and

trump upset about his mic. upset about some of the questions. will he do the next two debates? and hillary clinton today, clearly relieved. >> did anybody see that debate last night? >> and the miss universe who says donald trump body shamed her. and trump tonight doubling down. >>> also tonight, the massive and deadly house explosion in new york city after worried emergency calls about gas. the battalion chief and father of three killed in the blast, 20 injured. and tonight, word coming in now of an arrest. >>> the fires and the floods. the emergency evacuations, flaming at least 300 feet high. system now takes aim at the northeast. >>> the outrage in charlotte. and the little girl and her tearful plea tonight. >>> and the death of a major league star. the celebrated pitcher. and now, the final text messages sent just before the accident. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with the epic battle on stage, and this evening, the aftershocks. donald trump and hillary clinton, breaking the record set by ronald reagan this was the most-watched presidential debate ever. americans

no formal report from the planning commission however since our last -- [inaudible] [off mic] since our last hearing in august you may be aware there there a fire at 447 minet street and a historic building part of the 5m project. it's a category one building under article 11 of the planning code -- >> does it have a name as well? >> pardon me? >> does it have a name of the building? >> it has a name. i can't recall what the specific name is. i am happy to -- forward you any information about the building but i did want to make you aware since late august we have been in contact with the developer. the developer has continued to work with arg who sent out their conservators and construction crew to stabilize the building and the good news is most of the damage is on the interior where there were few character defining features remaining and they stabilized the structure and said they would keep us up-to-date on repair work as it progresses. our last contact with them was on august 29 where they were installing scaffolding and removing equipment from the roof and interior partitions dama

let me take off my mic would walk out of here. you all would have questions suddenly completely change my tune, right. harris: well, we would follow you. what was going on. julie: you would do a walkout. i have some answers. why is president obama suddenly now who is somebody a natural born citizens. secondly, excuse me, there is no evidence whatsoever, i would love somebody to provide it that hillary clinton or anybody affiliated with her campaign including mark penn, this is what he said. sandra: was this effective on part of donald trump? julie: let me finish my point. then we'll talk about donald trump there. is no evidence that anybody on the clinton campaign said. third of all it was effective everybody should have questions. this will not put to bed five years of completely horrific statements on his part. harris: let me jump in here. telegraph article in april of 2008, it was hillary clinton supporter who passed around and email that questioned where barack obama then candidate was born. that is, then the question becomes,

mic m- [speaking off t mic]. >> yeah. that is fine. what we can do is schedule this for next week. for possible actions. if the commission wants to take a vote tonight. that is fine. if not we can add it on for next week. that is fine. you raise a good point if you want more time we can give you more time. we will schedule it next week for a vote. thank you. any further questions colleagues? >> with the suggest they incorporate in the new version what commissioner turman is asking more. >> [speaking off the mic]. >> you need to speak into the mike. >> if other commissioners want to make a suggestion by next week. we can make the motion at that point it will give us an opportunity to read it. >> again, if anybody again - we have gone through this before if you have suggestions or questions we can discuss it now let's not have one commissioner be able to change the whole resolution that will cause a problem. we can put it on for discussion and action next week. we will have a draft if there is no objection commissioner turman can add that definition if you have other changes we will

[applause] >> okay, we have one mic here. if people with questions please go to the mic. >> i had a autolook through your book and you went into detail about ronnie, can i ask why? >> my focus was on the soviet union, that was why. the u.s. versus the soviets. >> but they. >> all -- okay. i see. >> yeah. >> all right. >> pollard was fine -- a spy for israel. [laughter] >> okay. [inaudible conversations] >> the question was about what was considered secret under stalin's regime. i can't member my exact words but even the most basic statistics about economic production, the organization of the government, the names and locations of ministries, the names of officials, all of this was literally a state secret and this effort by nsa by reading plain language unencoded telegram which were able to intercept provided an enormous amount of this kind of very basic information about what was happening. the location of arms industries, location of military facilities, and the whole soviet atomic program. most of what we knew at that time

trump upset about his mic. upset about some of the questions. will he do the next two debates? and hillary clinton today, clearly relieved. >> did anybody see that debate last night? >> and the miss universe who says donald trump body shamed her. and trump tonight doubling down. >>> also tonight, the massive and deadly house explosion in new york city after worried emergency calls about gas. the battalion chief and father of three killed in the blast, 20 injured. and tonight, word coming in now of an arrest. >>> the fires and the flencyds fling at lst fleeing their homes as a new system now takes aim at the northeast. >>> the outrage in charlotte. and the herarfuatonight. >>> and the death of a major leag pitcher. and now, the messagessent >>> good >>> genin an we begin tonight with the epic battle on stage, and this evening, the aftershocks. donald trump and hillary clinton, by ronald and j carter back in1980. the ateneda. americans witnessing a test of endurance. not long after, mrs. clinton tweeting this photo backstage with the former president and her daughter, chelsea. se

. >> they also gave me a defective mic, did you notice that? >> my mic was defective within >> his lovely wife standing with him after the debate in what they call the spin room. >> there was a lot of spin after that. donald trump who has butted heads with moderators in the past. >> you thought the questions were fair? >> yes. >> it was in line with the expectations that were set on the commission on presidential debate. >> let's focus on what a lots of students thought. they gathered to watch the debate and they say it was pretty much what most people expected. >> they were over pines high school last night. many of the students are on debate teams themselves, they seemed to agree that they didn't have any big gotcha moments, the debate not the big showdown that they anticipated. >> hillary came out a lot taller today. >> donald trump did go over his two minute mark a lot of times, which i think did hurt him. >> there's a little bit analysis, but it is only 4:35 this morning and we're just getting started. some of the lighter side, the funnier

mic m- [speaking off t mic]. >> yeah. that is fine. what we can do is schedule this for next week. for possible actions. if the commission wants to take a vote tonight. that is fine. if not we can add it on for next week. that is fine. you raise a good point if you want more time we can give you more time. we will schedule it next week for a vote. thank you. any further questions colleagues? >> with the suggest they incorporate in the new version what commissioner turman is asking more. >> [speaking off the mic]. >> you need to speak into the mike. >> if other commissioners want to make a suggestion by next week. we can make the motion at that point it will give us an opportunity to read it. >> again, if anybody again - we have gone through this before if you have suggestions or questions we can discuss it now let's not have one commissioner be able to change the whole resolution that will cause a problem. we can put it on for discussion and action next week. we will have a draft if there is no objection commissioner turman can add that definition if you have other changes we will

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so americans were special of the bad mic statement. now it turns out he was accurate. >> carl cameron on the campaign trail, you decide in 38 days. >> hillary clinton focusing on the crucial swing state of florida, minutes from now the democratic presidential nominee will take the stage in cold springs. we'll take you there when it gets underway in rally in fort pierce, florida, on florida's east coast. clinton went after trump for saying he can't fix america alone. >> i alone -- well, we learned that that's his way. one person getting supreme power and exercising it ruthlessly. that's why hi admires dictators like vladimir putin so much. >> the battle for the sunshine is heating up. donald trump made his ninth campaign stop there on tuesday since july and clinton campaign officials say president obama will stump for clinton there next week. but the first debate poll. christian to say ton ahead by four points in florida. in august clinton had a two-point lead. jennifer griffin is live at the event in coral springs. what else does the p

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and now he's said the debate is rigs because the mic didn't work and he didn't do well. this is not helping the make the conspiracy theories go away. this is just going to fuel this for donald trump. >> oh ux yes. this race remains competitive. donald trump can still win this electi election. but i do suggest this poll suggests the momentum has been reversed. he was on the upswing. he's charging against her. very close behind her and clearly on the offensive. now she's been on the offensive all week. she seized control basically of the momentum of the campaign. and so that is working in her favor as phillip points out there are a noumnumber of state today which seem so confirm that. and this poll also says once and for all that by a decisive margin. voters what were able to hear. whatever the defects in the microphone. the people who answered the poll said decisively that she won the debate. and i think my history is right on this. we've had a couple incumbents who have lost the first debate and come back. ronald reagan lost the first debate to walter mondale and famousl

. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> we have there thatcher. >> good morning. jim thatcher with a company in san francisco. i saw in august about the article about the terrible things going on with the center and i felt that the board was not taking a very active position relative to this. i was really surprised and most please with the the public relations pr message they put out on the website. i'm not sure how many people read it but it's well written and describes our position -- at least your position well so i commend the people that put it together. i think it was a job well done and i would like to see it gets more exposure because it's the truth of the matter and the truth always wins the day so i really like that so it's a well done to the staff and who ever is responsible for that so thank you and i felt it was an uncertain time. last point -- bart i see has put out a request for proposal for renting parts of their embarcadero station out for narrow little kiosks areas and larger areas. this is the same thing -- although we're in a much larger scale

>> correct, b. >> in [off mic] >> right. so a sign of 100 square feet or less would be a $100 per day violation. that would escalate to 500 per day after five days and then -- yeah. >> that's a ten by ten sign roughly. okay. again i mean it doesn't really get at sort of the definition that -- >> right. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> great. okay. any other questions? okay. any members of the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is now closed. so commissioners want to take action or would you like to request a little more information? >> more information. >> okay. if you will indulge us we would like to get a clarification on kind of what is allowed and what is not for small business? >> absolutely. i thank you for your perspective commissioners. >> thank you. >> well thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. >> all right. let's go to item number 5. is that right? >> item number 5. correct. presentation and discussion for proposed rules and regulations to administer administrative code two a-2

. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> we have there thatcher. >> good morning. jim thatcher with a company in san francisco. i saw in august about the article about the terrible things going on with the center and i felt that the board was not taking a very active position relative to this. i was really surprised and most please with the the public relations pr message they put out on the website. i'm not sure how many people read it but it's well written and describes our position -- at least your position well so i commend the people that put it together. i think it was a job well done and i would like to see it gets more exposure because it's the truth of the matter and the truth always wins the day so i really like that so it's a well done to the staff and who ever is responsible for that so thank you and i felt it was an uncertain time. last point -- bart i see has put out a request for proposal for renting parts of their embarcadero station out for narrow little kiosks areas and larger areas. this is the same thing -- although we're in a much larger scale

at the mic.what is it about vin that has taken your provings to such a high level. he has been able to endure and he want contain fans during the most boring of games. what is your take on vin and his magic. >> it's magical to think that he has been doing this for 607 years rchlt -- 67 years. i go back to his preparation. he could have mailed it in but he has a great work ethic. even now, a few days away from retirement, he's trying to make every broadcast special. that's a quality that has made him stand out above all of the rest. >> you drove down to la for the tribute day. what was that like? >> i missed the game friday, the a's gave me the evening off r for me i had a chance to say thanks and pay my debt to him. in my life he's been the voice of summer. when i listen to him now it feels like my father is talking to me. it was a touching ceremony. he has always been someone that has lived a remarkable life. his grace shined through during that ceremony on friday night. and to see people like s

. >> after complained about his mic. >> i was upset the microphone was not working properly. >> in the room was not working. >> she turned to the rest of the campaign. and more time before the election. >> if you consider this a heavy night fight no knock out punch. town haul formats. we're at hofstra university. >> they were offering their take on the "today" show. >> i was just excited to be there and excited to see donald trump lay out that positive vision for america. it was a contrast for hillary clinton who spent the time attacking my running mate. when donald trump was challenged about comments he made about her looks, she doesn't look presidential. he tried to change that into no i was talking about her stamina. she said you go to 120 countries you sit before a congressional hearing for 11 hours and talk about stamina n the split screen i was watching she looked like she was ready for another 11 hours of debate, he had run out ropes. that showed a temperament and preparedness issue that worked to her advantage. >> reaction is pouring in on who won acnn poll shows 62% of people

. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> we have there thatcher. >> good morning. jim thatcher with a company in san francisco. i saw in august about the article about the terrible things going on with the center and i felt that the board was not taking a very active position relative to this. i was really surprised and most please with the the public relations pr message they put out on the website. i'm not sure how many people read it but it's well written and describes our position -- at least your position well so i commend the people that put it together. i think it was a job well done and i would like to see it gets more exposure because it's the truth of the matter and the truth always wins the day so i really like that so it's a well done to the staff and who ever is responsible for that so thank you and i felt it was an uncertain time. last point -- bart i see has put out a request for proposal for renting parts of their embarcadero station out for narrow little kiosks areas and larger areas. this is the same thing -- although we're in a much larger scale

i had a mic that was not working properly. lets be clear, the mic was not the culprit. there was a lot of grumbling among republicans, including some really close to trump that their candidates dropped the ball at the moment. he had a chance to seize control of the race, the bottom line as we debate the be dadebate over next hour is that he did not do that. >> hillary clinton before flying to north carolina of the key battleground of this state. >> well, i think his demeanor and temperament and behavior on the stage could be seen by everybody and people can draw their own colnclusions. and then this. >> what about his stamina? he's blaming about the microphone that he's not having a good night. >> she's not known for coming back and talking to reporters. we'll get in the best exchange of the debate the next hour and we'll go through tax and foreign policies and e-mails of the best and the worse. the big picture this morning is campaigns trying to put a face on it. donald trump acted on twitter saying that he really enjoyed the debate last night. you always try to put th

[speaking off the mic] that is jackie robinson. 42. across the land where racism doesn't exist. some of have heard the word, some of you know what it's about your entire life. this is a moment in time if you want the job if you want those goals i will tip my hat and let you go for it. new ideas. slow down saturdays. light gunless belts. trainees that are graduated and working with ten year vets that have never shot a bullet. there's a lot of, "why notes", we can approach this with that is part of jackie robinson. >> thank you. next speaker. welcome back. >> thank you. groood evening commissioners. so i also want to commend you for your work on this police chief's search i know it's been intense and also for your recruiter it's been a process i wanted to talk about how important it is to bring in a chief who can lead reforms you have gone through a lot of the ground work to do this and having worked in the over site field now for over 30 years i know it's a fact that in cities where there have been reforms sh the reforms come from hiring an outside chief. look at seattle look at

. >> dan: let's grab the mic there. you are a student alum and tell me why you think trump didn't win. >> the main reason he didn't win in my opinion is he did not offer substantive policy decisions. his body language was wild during the night. he appeared condescending at some points. and he didn't really show he can be diplomatic even in the mildest setting. for me when she asked him about cyber security he offered no he would do to revamp our security infrastructure to keep our nation's information safe from outsiders. >> dan: we have two people who said they would vote for trump today. show me those two hands. the two individuals who didn't think anybody won tonight. we'll stick with that and turn it back inside. we will get to some of those policy issues. namely there was a fight between release tacks versus we will see how much weight that holds with our panel. when we come back to you, live from the ashbrook center at ashland university. >> denise: thank you, dan. recent polls show donald trump and hillary clinto

>> correct, b. >> in [off mic] >> right. so a sign of 100 square feet or less would be a $100 per day violation. that would escalate to 500 per day after five days and then -- yeah. >> that's a ten by ten sign roughly. okay. again i mean it doesn't really get at sort of the definition that -- >> right. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> great. okay. any other questions? okay. any members of the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is now closed. so commissioners want to take action or would you like to request a little more information? >> more information. >> okay. if you will indulge us we would like to get a clarification on kind of what is allowed and what is not for small business? >> absolutely. i thank you for your perspective commissioners. >> thank you. >> well thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. >> all right. let's go to item number 5. is that right? >> item number 5. correct. presentation and discussion for proposed rules and regulations to administer administrative code two a-2

does it-does it sound through the mic like i'm saying "dude"? should it be "dude"? meanwhile, everyone thinks brian is the star of the group. who thinks that? i don't know. i'm just saying, after every show, the fans are always petting brian, and not you. no one's allowed to pet me. it's illegal. i just hate to see brian getting all the attention that youeserve. you should really watch your back. wow, it's hard to believe brian would betray me. i mean, he was there for me when i hit rock bottom. see, brian? that's a rock bottom. thanks for being here for that. now get out of here, we're about to drink some chardonnay. chris, could you please get hannah a thank-you basket and schedule her next appointment? i'd like to see her again in two weeks. of course. mr. quagmire can fit in you that works. and you know to fast the night before? yup. and would you like to leave your panties in the fishbowl for a chance to win a free lunch? good luck. when you gonna do that drawing anyway? oh, there's no drawing, i just like smelling the bowl. you know, you're doing a great job,