for their base are insistent that what's interesting in this case is that as you said as he said mr harvey that he wanted to expose that information before and as he claims he had access to the entire roster of the n.s.a. no weighing about the undercover agents and where the word cetera so as you said he left his home in hawaii and left for hong kong why do you think he chose to stay there. well. it's difficult for me to get inside the mind of a whistleblower because i've always been loyal to any operation i might or might not have worked with so but i do understand from the guardian newspaper one of the journalists who has been with him says that he's a very modest self-effacing very clever man and he obviously looked at the possibilities of where he might go hong kong as we know is almost an independent unplowed within the people's republic of china has its own legal system and obviously he would be thinking about extradition because make no bones about it so how far anything like washington will go to get their hands on him. they will use all of the powers available to them both legal a

mr. harvey rose office, particularly his staff, katherine short and we're still working with her, so very quickly i want to provide you a background of our department. the department was created in 1991 when san francisco became the first city in the country to guarantee annual funding for children and youth service. when the voters passed the childrens' amendment. this legislation designates a portion of the property tax revenues per year into our department and we are tasked to administer and manage that. the funds was renewed in 2000 by our voters and it is set to sunset in june 30 of 2016. the provisions of the childrens' amendment states that there has to be a three year planning process that dcyf manages. the cycle has a community assessment, allocation plan, essentially a policy document, and a funding road map, and finally a request for proposal which is the way that we implement the children service allocation plan. the department's goals as stated in the charter are for children and youth to be healthy, to be ready to learn, are succeeding in school and living in a stable, safe

our knowledge joined by reza pahlavi the son of the last child around an apology mafiosi activist mr harvey thank you very much for being here on walls apart correct me from wrong but as far as i understand your position is that the iranian voters should really disregard the choice of the candidates that they're being offered today is that correct indeed the basic premise of the problem from day one was a.

standard discover that i'm now joined by reza pahlavi the son of the last child and a project activist mr harvey thank you very much for being here on worlds apart correct me if i'm wrong but as far as i understand your position is that the iranian voters should really disregard the choice of the candidates that they're being offered today is that correct indeed the basic premise of the problem from day one was a regime that is making a mockery of what they call elections were none of the circumstances in which. universally recognized standards the initial free elections does not exist in our country but if mr britling why does the choice have to be sore start either free or fair elections or no elections at all not the position that we have as a council that is putting the campaign for the ability to conduct free elections in iran we basically refer to the narrative established by the into a parliamentary union which one hundred fifty fourth assembly document that describes circumstances that have to prevail in any country in order to be able to say that circumstances you know just naturally an

mr. harvey rose and many of you for your help on this. we want to start off by reviewing some highlights on what's happening in terms of our mission and the success we're having through our 28 library libraries. we served over 7.2 million visitors ~ and have circulated 11 million items annually. the user trends speak to the fact we have one of the highest visits per capita and circulation rates per capita among urban librarieses. that is something to be proud of. it's attributed to the support we have from our community. in terms of youth engagement, we continue to do well in terms of library program attendance. just as an example, 250,000 children and teens attended programs this past year. strong emphasis on learning and i'll speak more at length about that, but over 2.9 million items, both printed and multi-media, are available in 15 languages. in terms of technology access, just to highlight very quickly, we have more than half a million hours of public access to our computers which really speaks to the issue of digital inclusion. we'

mr. demille. >> okay, everyone. it's sunday morning on cbs and here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: harvey fierstein played robinrtist in the 199 film mrs. doubt fire. tonight in ceremonies here on cbs, fierstein is up for what could be his fifth tony award. richard schlesinger of 48 hours found fierstein in his favorite haunt, "on broadway. >> hello. how are you. >> reporter: these days it's not easy for harvey fierstein to make his way through the theater district. >> oh, i know who you are. reporter: he has two hits playing nearby. ♪ look at me, i'm the king of new york ♪ >> reporter: newsies which won two tonies last year and kinky boots. it is up for a slew of them tonight. but if you don't know harvey fierstein by sight, you know him by sound. >> he's one of the new ones. we broke the other one. >> reporter: his voice was once compared to, quote, a deep-throated jazz diva who has just tossed back a double burbon. unquote. >> one of my favorites was a sixth grader in shop class learning to use a rasp. >> you'll never guess what. i finally gave up smoking. >> i can tell. your voice sounds so much better. >>

harvey rose. i believe we have some questions for mr. rose on a report that supervisor al loss had conducted. first up ms. howard >> good afternoon supervisors kate howard thank for having merry me here today to talk about the mayors proposed budget. the items before you the bulk of them the action items are approving the interim budgets and salary ordinance for the city. essentially those are place holder budget that allows the city to continue to operate while the board is considering the budget for the scent two years. i'll briefly present this. so at the highest level the budget this year is growing to $7.9 billion. it's about the same in the fiscal years for the next two years. it's approximately $4 billion of that $89. billion. your overall employees is growing up to 27 in the second year but those increases are largely driven by the city to have the affordable care act. it grows if the human services i agency. as we're move forward to enroll 40 thousand people who are currently not enrolled in medicaid. high-level this chart shows you where we spend our money every year and what's refl

thank you to deborah newman and harvey rose we're in agreement with the budget analyst and a good afternoon mr. chairman and members of the committee. i'm the deputy director of the mayors housing office. and director lee is over at the c mc hearing so i'm doing the presentation today. i'm going to focus mostly open the housing trust fund for this shows you the general budget which is growing significantly because of the prop c in november that was approved by the voter. there's a $20 million allocation. additionally there are additional affordable you funds that the mayor priority on a one-time basis. and as are allocated to a freeway parcel adjacent to a market facility. parcel o. the negative number you see here is due to the $5 million hotel tax that used to be allocated directly to the housing affordable project. additionally it was quite a year for the mayor's office of housing in terms of the passage of the property c dealing with the successor agency upon the dissolution of the mayors agency. the mayor take on all the equity programs and assets and about 11 hundred units and affordable

harvey. >> thank you, mr. speaker.has the prime minister consider the role -- many have said to me they would welcome an ongoing connection with the british army but there is no traditional. when he authorized an initiative to recruit? [shouting] >> my honorable friend makes an excellent suggestion. one way we can best thought of the larger reserve would want to see fully funded and fully equipped at 30,000 is to make sure those who served in the regular army have better opportunities to serve in the reserves and the point he makes i'm sure my widowed friend to look at that and see what can be done. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i don't know if they watch monday night, but to prove what many of us may already know that people would be subjected to. it's been compared to mccarthyism. behind closed doors many people don't even know. can i ask to call for not mccarthyism -- [inaudible] >> to answer directly did not see the printer and the monday night. the government not only doesn't support that, but has taken action agains

mrs. doubtfire." 30 years ago you won your first two tony awards for "torch song trilogy." and there was a movie made as well. i mean so this is a really good time for you, harvey you're living at your prime right now? >> i just have a great time with my life. i did say that to robin williams, i said you've done, had this whole life as a writer, actor and all this stuff. and i'm going to be remembered for putting makeup on you. >> it's so good, look, see? look at you. 20 years ago, harvey. >> for turning him into barbra streisand. the thing, we had the best time shooting this because chris clom b columbus just let us loose and of kous, robin is the most unbelievable person to work with that way. >> what do you expect this weekend. the tonys are this weekend, you're going to win, right? you're going to win? >> broadway is a small community of people, we all love each other, we're not -- i don't want to be -- >> you're going to win, hold on a second, we've got something for you, because -- today is harvey's birthday as well. if you can see this -- >> look at that if we can get a shot of this good-looking cake. happy birthday, harvey. >> i love it it's got lavende