seth: yep. >> i'm talking mcfarlane's -- >> seth: seth mcfarlane, yeah, his "spiderman" stuff? on that. >> well, there you go. >> seth: and you mentioned -- you mentioned "bloodline," getting recognized more for "bloodline." do you find the tv work you do you get recognized more for then your -- >> yeah. >> seth: okay. >> because people spend more time with you on tv. i'm in the lounge room, as it were. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, whereas they don't expect to see someone from "star wars" walking down the street, do you know what i mean? >> seth: yeah, that's true. >> so there's a bit of a >> seth: yeah, because when you think -- not -- you look more like your character in "bloodline" in real life than you do in your "star wars" character. >> oh, thank you. thank you. >> seth: yeah. >> i think. >> seth: i think, yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, but that's -- i never thought of it that way, that you would be very surprised to see someone -- when was the last time i saw that guy? you'd be like, oh, the death star. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: it would definitely take you a minute.

around it through the state chapter and it ends up in her pocket and these are big-name donors, seth mcfarlanedonated a hands amount of money. >> a few big names, the big campaign stops throughout california that would raise a lot of that money not directly going to hillary clinton but these state campaigns, state democratic parties and back to her and the allegations seem to be boosted by the interim chair donna brazil who wrote about how this money worked and went to the state democratic parties and the national party and hillary clinton's campaign coffers directing how the money was spent, now that they are getting legislative accomplishments done this is something they might look at. and arcane way of spending money and allowing people freedom to give to political causes they want, why not get rid of this and transparently give to the causes they want to give to. rob: can you swing at the other way? it is really bad we have such an egregious amount of money in the political system, $1 billion in all and spend it towards this campaign. so much money our politicians are always indebted to bi

in control areas we saw blocks too seth mcfarlane more of the time. another way to look at that was how often were we hitting that spot where the blocks were well utilized not so full they were creating congestion and traffic. there was a significant increase when we hit that target occupancy. this is the result of six and-a-half years of demand responsive pricing in japan. this is post street between webster and laghana and the other streets around. what we have seen is there are certain blocks and times of day that are popular and the prices have gone up. at the exact same day the price is cheaper one block away or around the corner. it may cost $5 an hour on post. go around the corner and it is $1.25 that is a dollar less. this was repeated over and over. where the prices went up on certain blocks you could find a good deal nearby. that is an indication to try that block first it is more likely to have available parking than the higher priced block. for our neighborhood commercial businesses we saw sales tax revenues go up significantly. this was a