finch was stabbed on state street. -- a year ago in january, mr. finch was stabbed on state street. bulletin's go out late. -- buletins go out late. i spoke to the assistant director about it. she is aware of it. what happens? nothing. you guys will have to address this. may i take one more minute? chairperson nolan: not really. we all have seen the petition. >> there is one further development. chairperson nolan: what is the further development? >> there has been a law that will come into effect in january, and the law would prohibit, apparently, in chris hayashi's opinion, the retention of certain data recorded in the cast -- in the cabs, visual and audio of passengers. we need to make sure it does what it says it is going to do and that you folks plugged in on it. you may need to go to sacramento to straighten that lot out. chairperson nolan: thank you. that does answer my question. >> very toronto followed by howard strassner. >> good afternoon. today is an important day in american history. it is pearl harbor day and the sixth day of hanukkah. i thought i would show up early en

one was king james version of the bible, the other was bull finch's mythology. it was that thick and on the mantle. i can see it as clearly as i am looking at them now. keu remember looking at the pictures and beginning to pick through some of the stories. and i learned to love those stories and if you read my books as a collection, and some people have, you will see that those 2 books inform most of my writings in subtle ways, not overt, in subtle ways you can see those books and the influence that they have on my writing. daddy james would tell store reus about little girls named sara and pat and little boy named nollin and one he told in particular was one of my favorites. the 3 kids had a chore for the grandmother. take a basket of eggs to a neighbor's house. along the way they were confronted by a wolf, bear, snake, and fox. is they tricked that fox, and the bear and got them to the woods. it is a long, long summer and i don't have a contract, i said, maybe i'll try to write something, never written a picture book before. i sat at the word processor, i'll w

one was king james version of the bible, the other was bull finch's mythology. it was that thick and on the mantle. i can see it as clearly as i am looking at them now. keu remember looking at the pictures and beginning to pick through some of the stories. and i learned to love those stories and if you read my books as a collection, and some people have, you will see that

>> attica's finch was listed as one of the 100 most popular heroes in american sentiment.as a prosecutor, that used to always take me off. he loses the case and that gets killed. then when his daughter is involved in the case, he'd obstructs justice by pretending to read the is not the killer. everybody loves that. even though he loses, the trucks and justice. when i was on "practice" we had a character that we spun off on another show who would destroy evidence. people loved him. it seems to me there has to be a free imagining from the public defender's office -- reimagining from the public defender's office about one we do. we all know where crime comes from. that group of people is also where crime victims come from. it is a lot easier to get people behind routing for the victim of crime, then the potential perpetrator -- than the potential perpetrator. where i think we are missing an opportunity is -- this will be controversial. nobody told us you wearing a dark suit, white shirt, tie. you look like a young republican, even if you are not. and i do not know where they

jack cafferty but peter finch in "network" 34 years ago. so we're ignoring the prophecy, crunching the truck and giving new yorkers a reason to say they're mad as hell, the mayor and the city earn a spot on the ridiculist. that, that picture by the way, is what the city's going to look like some time next june if we're lucky. that does it for this edition of "360." thanks for watching. larry king starts right now. >>> tonight -- jon stewart on his rally to restore sanity. a political event or a put-on? oprah's sending "the daily show" audience to d.c. even president obama has given it props. plus, we'll talk candidates who claim they aren't witches. voice mail for anita hill. getting a grip on planet earth from the man who wrote the whole book about it. jon stewart for the hour. no joke. next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. jon stewart. good to have him back. he's the host, executive producer of "the daily show" on comedy central. he's leading the rally to restore sanity in washington, d.c. appropriately the night before hallo

i can talk about that, it matched the way david finch approaches his work, we are all here, we are allaid to be here onset making a movie which many people dream of but we are given the chance to, we work hard, we go to squeeze every ounce of juice we can out of thisd i just love that. >> now we are talking with army hammer and the social network as i was saying before, you got the harvard down pat in that way. what was this film like for you being in cambridge and also dealing with such a controversy movie? -- controversial movie? >> well dealing with a controversial, it is amazing and it is one of those gifts that rarely get to be experienced in this town. by the time you have someone selling the script and then the producer gets involved and they have to do rewrites and cast it and they have to agree on the final edit and then it is released and by the time all those steps are accomplished, it is very rare that the issue you are trying to bring attention to is still relevant but with something like facebook, a constantly growing company, it is only getting morel haven't as time -- m