from flushing, new york, please welcome stel plakas. >> what's up, terry? >> hey, stel.d, man. good. >> good to see you. >> doing very good. >> now, you come from a huge greek family. how many people are we talking? >> uh, talking about cousins uncles, aunts, just about 85--north of. yeah. >> 85 people. now, hopefully that's not in the same house. >> no, no. we have--we have a few. just--we spread them out a little bit. >> well, we need to get you a million dollars. >> well, i hope so. >> 'cause christmas is gonna be crazy. >> yeah. >> all right. you ready to play? >> i'm ready to play, terry. >> all right. well, say hello to our millionaire money tree; 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values going from 100 bucks all the way up to $1 million. [cheers and applause]

stel them what goes on in the park and how they can make your parks better. we rin big and buzzy sit squgz are not aul illways in the park, but you can tell us what you think and that is huge help for any elected official to hear from the people on the front line >> last but not least mayor lee >> i'm glad again for greater and greener conference to be here in san francisco. it is extremely interesting time, very positive time for ideas, for making the right investment choices and if i learned anything in the past few years, parks and open spaces have become a economic driver for the city and you can see the numbers, millions of dollars come into the had city because we maintain and create open spaces and parks and maintain historic iconic ones we already have that are the signature for many generations. it is a very netesting conversation about steady stream of revenue that has to be matched by the fill philanthropic, the dollars and i'm excited to be philanthopy as part of that because that is also voters and people interetc.ed in high squault parks. when y