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i name is arthur miller. i operate the coffee shop since the 70s. we have a lot of history in the community. we have consistently contributed to harvey milk's civil rights academy, to lyric a lavender use for lgbt students and film line film festival and many local events and we've contributed $60,000 to the account which is for the aids emergency fund which makes us the largest individual contributor to that. we are very excited about growing and changing with our neighborhood and we've been really excited about the improvement project even though it's hard to get through. we are hoping for good things. but we are here to say that this is a very saturated market. there is a lot of cafes and there is a lot of new cafes that have come out and we were hoping that you would consider delaying this project until the dust settled. this project just ended and we have not had a chance to absorb how this change is going to affect our community. we are here to say that we would like to be able to serve this district and we are hoping you will consider how thi

they didn't even know who arthur miller is. they don't know who pinter is. the only person they knew, brecht, because brecht is east germany. at that time-- i can't do it now-- i gave a lecture for three hours. and at that time i could because i just came out of university, i am full of the human condition and this drama terminology, which i can't do anymore, you know. >> hinojosa: so at that point, did you imagine... did you think, "look, hollywood is on my radar, hollywood..." because now you live in hollywood. >> no, that was before hollywood. >> hinojosa: exactly, but were you thinking at all like hollywood might be something that... >> no, i never think hollywood might be something ever, because you have to understand, my... the actors in england, my time, they may want to go to hollywood... >> hinojosa: but they would never say so. >> they would never say so. it's like really selling yourself. you see, so you never think about hollywood. and you never think about getting awards. now, of course, there is an award every year, right? i mean, not every yea

that includes letters from one of her husband, playwrite arthur miller and a letter from her husbandl legend joe dimaggio. even a bra that is expected to bring $8,000. the auction runs today and tomorrow you want to bid. martha: so it finally happened. nasa's orion spacecraft made it into the air after multiple delays. orion was supposed to launch yesterday but wind and other complications forced it to scratch the liftoff. it is zooming through space paving a way for new frontier in exploration. very exciting launch this morning. phil keating watched it all live. when does orion hit its maximum altitude? >> reporter: martha, we're almost there. ten minutes from now orion will sit 3600 miles above earth's threshold which will mark the furthest a spacecraft designed for human travel has gone in more than 40 years since the apollo 17's trip to the moon. it was a spectacular launch right up to sunrise this morning, full of fire and loud propulsion thrilling estimated 20,000 space spectators gathered around cape canaveral. as orion comes back to earth the it will come in screaming at a 20

. >> jim miller, tom shales, live from new york: the complete, uncensored history of saturday night live. this is booktv on c-span2. >> up next, author and think tank b president arthur brooks. the former french hornist turned social scientist talks about his research on charity, happy and free enterprise. -- happiness and free enterprise. the head of the american enterprise institute is the author of four nonfiction books including new york times bestsellers gross national happiness and "the road to freedom." ... >> host: arthur brooks, where did the phrase "gross national happiness" come from? [laughter] >> guest: the phrase comes from the government of bhutan, i should say the king of bhutan about 30 years ago realized that a process of development, of economic development, was great. it would pull millions of people out of poverty. people wouldn't starve to death, but it wasn't enough for human flourishing. so instead of counting narrowly the amount of money people had per capita, he had the idea of trying to measure the amount of happiness. he started an index called gross national happiness. that's wher he started an index called gross national happiness. that

. >> jim miller, tom shales, live from new york: the complete, uncensored history of saturday night live. this is booktv on c-span2. >> up next, author and think tank b president arthur brooks. the former french hornist turned social scientist talks about his research on charity, happy and free enterprise. -- happiness and free enterprise. the head of the american enterprise institute is the author of four nonfiction books including new york times bestsellers gross national happiness and "the road to freedom." ... >> host: arthur brooks, where did the phrase "gross national happiness" come from?