donald harvey wanted to play god.was still trying to convince me he was motivated by compassion. >> if i was laying -- okay, look at you today, you weighed 90 pounds a year from now and you don't know nothing, do you still want to be hanging on? >> good question. because in 1983 on a case, i was in a coma for a week. i collapsed and as far as they knew, i had no brain wave activity, my digestive system shut down. i felt tremendous pain. i'm pretty sure harvey would have had no problem taking me out. what if the tables were turned? would you like somebody to treat you like yourself? >> if they wanted to come and go ahead. don't get caught. damn, don't get caught. them little cells and bathrooms you live in ain't all that. >> harvey worked pretty hard to convince me he was a mercy killer. there are plenty of cases where he was anything but merciful. but they weren't all mercy? >> no, they weren't all. >> all mercies? >> first death occurred 18 years of age with you. can you tell me about that, how that happened? >> just

where is this, harvey? oh, the museum of modern art. >> you have to struggle to find something interesting happening there. so the crosswalk was really what did it for me. >> one of the interesting things about this is just so many buildings now are being bomb-proofed essentially for security reasons and putting up big huge concrete ballards and walls. i think one of the worst is the federal building and the civic center. this is by ken kay's work and i think it's more inviting homeland security project than i have seen in a long time, because these little planners, but it's designed to stop trucks from coming into the building. >> this is our age's version of the mill's building entrance. >> that is all that is left of it? just an arch. >> yeah. >> and then the arch flips on its edge and poking out here. >> you got it. >> that is it. we have got the arch. >> dark too. foreboding. >> this is at the corner of 3rd and howard. i think a successful attemptin the hotel design to make an understandable entrance t

madam clerk, let's go back to item 23, regulations on harvey milk plaza. at this time, let's call on supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: thank you, mr. president. i want to make some brief opening remarks. then i will be offering several amendments. so, today, colleagues, we are considering it modest and basic legislation to fill a gap in the law, putting ltd. and needed rules in place in two of the most important public spaces in the castro. the castro has very, very limited public space. while there are great parts on the periphery of the neighborhood, in the castro itself there is very little public space. jane warner and harvey milk plaza is not large. those are small and they've restrain space. there is a very diverse array of people using these spaces and it is important that everyone be able to use them. most public spaces in san francisco, while freely available to the diversity of the community, they have roles. we have a very extensive parts code governing the parts system. none of these roles have undermined the freedom of the enjoyed communit

thank you, harvey. again, congratulations, harvey.. >> thank you, gayle. >>> i'll see you later. >> i do feel great. thank you. >> tha >>> taylor swift tells the fans, sorry, i can't go to your prom but she has another option. it's a doozy. you're watching "cbs this morning." . economically, it seems like a good choice now. we need environmental protection. we've got more than 100 years worth of energy, right here. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. we could eat whatever we wanted and still lose weight. weight watchers online was so easy. you look up a food, you eat the food, you track the food. weight -- comes right off. you have lipstick on your teeth. ok. got it. using the recipe builder, i'm making 2 point enchiladas that will blow your mind. together, we lost 71 pounds with weight watchers online. quit dancing. i didn't do it... [ female announcer ] join for free today. weight watchers online. finally, losing weight clicks. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two

the hotel argent. >> why is this the worst example, harvey? >> if you set out to deglamorize the entrance to a hotel, you can't do any better. it's really for cars only is what you are saying. >> and the doormen lets the car park in the entry. >> right, there is not adequate space. it doesn't deal with practical taking care of business issues. it's not merely symbolic. it's just crummy. >> it's right on the streets and there is no transition. >> there is no space. >> they did try to show where the actual entrance is with the little canopy that is hanging out over the sidewalk. >> i see a car sticking out there too. >> there is an end driveway just beyond the canopy and a outdriveway here and there is no place the pedestrian is made to feel welcome. >> this is the building sfaimed as the san francisco jute box by herb cane, the knew san francisco marriott, an homage to the middle-class expectation of what a luxury hotel might be. >> i think he also said who designed this? cher? other thing about this building, it's not stereo metric. what you s

thank you, harvey. again, congratulations, harvey.thank you, gayle. >>> i'll see you later. >> i do feel great. thank you. >> thank you for staying up with us. >>> good morning, we have got blue skies, no wind, just a fine but seasonably chilly day start. a gorgeous afternoon with temperatures way above norm at, which is now 49. going for a high of 61, 35 clear skies tonight, the normal now is 29. tomorrow a sunny day with a high of 50. the last day of the month will be rain >>> taylor swift tells the fans, sorry, i can't go to your prom but she has another option. it's a doozy. you're watching "cbs this morning." . economically, it seems like a good choice now. we need environmental protection. we've got more than 100 years worth of energy, right here. [announcer:] who's right? they all are. visit powerincooperation.com. we could eat whatever we wanted and still lose weight. weight watchers online was so easy. you look up a food, you eat the food, you track the food. weight -- comes right off. you have lipstick on your teeth. ok. got

harvey wienstein has 16 nominations this year making him mr. oscar.. >> hi, piers. >> how many nominations have you had in your history? >> 343. >> how many times have you won? >> 82. >> that's incredible. can you think of anyone in history who has more nominations? >> for the period of time, the amount of best picture nominations we have which is 20 over 25 years, nobody's come close to that. >> how does that make you feel? king of the oscars. >> pretty good. i've always thought the oscars stand for quality. and what they're saying is the movies are great. what i'm proudest is not what you might think. i like writing nominations. great movies begin with great writing. when we get multiple writing nominations, that says the team's doing the right job. >> what's interesting about your career path because you had this huge rise to superstardom, then the pit everybody needs. but then you've come back. correct me if i'm wrong, but it seems with a much more creatively artistic bent to the stuff you're doing. you're taking more risks with stuff that, i gues

harvey milk plaza has existed for many years in its current condition. while i am open to the idea of changing what has been taking place for the prior decade, i want to make sure that the evidence is clear before we move in that direction. for that reason, i will be voting against this legislation as amended today. thank you very much. supervisor olague: i am appreciative of the amendment, but like supervisor compostampoi cannot support this legislation at this time. i am a huge supporter of the plaza's, providing public spaces, things that are seriously lacking in the castro at many levels. in district 5 we have prided ourselves in the use of the parklets. there is one near my home on fulton. they have provided a really positive place where people can gather, meet their neighbors, converse, and socialize. it really has to be vital for not just commercial districts in the areas, but communities. it is my sense, and what i have heard from members of the public, from the district 5 democratic club and the members of the harvey milk club and others, there

harvey weinstein, everyone. "the artist" still in theaters. is her forthcoming cd, it comes out march 20th. it's called "the mf life." here with the song "4 am," melanie fiona. ♪ sitting here feeling kinda crazy but not just any crazy it's the kind you feel when you love somebody ♪ ♪ and i know that my baby is calling somebody else baby and i can't sit still look how gone it got me ♪ ♪ who knew that my heart could have a bruise ♪ ♪ you see this scar here on my chest ♪ ♪ i'm hurting and he don't even care ♪ ♪ it's 4:00 a.m. and my lover won't answer ♪ ♪ he's probably somewhere with a dancer sippin' champagne ♪ ♪ while i'm in his bed it's 4 a.m. and i think i might lose it this [ bleep ] thinking i'm stupid damn ♪ ♪ he must have bumped his head ♪ ♪ don't he know it's 4:00 a.m. ♪ standing here and i'm getting heated ♪ ♪ pour me up a drink i swear i need it ♪ ♪ i think i'm about to hurt somebody swear this man is begging me to leave him ♪ ♪ i'm getting sick of being so mistreated ♪ ♪ another night without without his arms around me ♪ ♪ who knew th

leaving some questions up in the air and no motive for lee harvey oswald, no known motive.'s one of the reasons -- or two of the reasons that people come here. we have had members of the kennedy family here. we don't identify them by name but the kennedy family is quite happy with what we do and how we go about it. >> for more information about the sixth floor museum at dealy pl plaza at jfk.org. you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. this past mopped the national archives released an audio recording on air force one soon after president kennedy was assassinated. the recording made as the airplane travels from dallas to washington includes conversations among pilots, aides, lyndon johnson, and others, and includes over 0 minutes of audio not previously part of the public record. here's an excerpt. >> c-140. 497. last three numbers. he's inbound. his code name is grandson and i want to talk to him. >> grandson. okay, sir. we'll see what we can do. we're real busy with air force one right now. >> okay. you don't have the capability to work m

from the sixth floor southeast corner window of this building, lee harvey oswald shot president kennedy3. curator gary mack talked about the museum and how the information on the assassination and ensuing investigations is is presented. >> what we set out to do was to basically tell what happened and not draw any of our own conclusions about what it means but to present what history has told us. and there have been several investigations, and various developments over the years. most people, according to the public opinion surveys, have never been satisfied that it was just lee harvey oswald. but none of the other theories have been proven, and, as far as many people are concerned, they've all been dismissed. the official explanation is is three shots were fired, all from lee harvey oswald and all fla southeast corner sixth floor window. the rifle that oswald supposedly used was his. it was traced to him and to his post office box. he was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warrant commission had a reconstruction done in one of the xibexhibits is a model of d plaza that

from the sixth floor of the building, lee harvey oswald shot president kennedy. curator gary mack talked about the museum and the investigation is presented. >> what we set out to do was to basically tell what happened and not draw any of our own conclusions about what it means, but to present what history has told us. there have been several investigations and various developments over the years. most people, according to the public opinion surveys have never been satisfied that it was lee harvey oswald. none of the other theories have been proven. the official explanation was three shots were fired all from lee harvey oswald and all from the corner window. the rifle that oswald supposedly used was traced to him and his post office box. he was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warren commission had a reconstruction done and one of the exhibits is a scale model of dealey plaza how they helped study how the shooting happened. ultimately, the fbi and warren commission decided that the first shot came from under a car under a tree. the tree is stil

we will also here as a man who has established himself, harvey weinstein's. this is coming up, right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> the movie "hugo" is up for more awards and any other film, the story of an orphan in the 1930's and stars the oscar winner sir ben kingsley/ >> a fix it. >> he might as well use these you have not stolen yet. tavis: does working in 3-d alter what you do as an actor? >> it demands a stillness and the accuracy. when you are really close up, the camera can see. the camera can see the thoughts in your brain before they happen. it is x-ray. you really have to be in character. so on top of the game. there are no filters. it is all from the heart, and then the camera. it was a tight rope but one that was exhilarating to all. you can never explain. you can never comment. yo

you never know how people -- harvey did that wonderful jobho.is: for those who have not seen it, described the story line. >> a big scale -- star, a male actor, and at the beginning, he needs a younger on chanute -- ingenue, and this story is there crossed destiny, more or less. >> there are a couple of moments, a couple of beat in the film where we really do hear a sound. i do not want to give it away, but how did you decide that those were the places that sound needed to come through. >> well, in the movie, the antagonists is the silence, so for the first noisy sequence, i wanted to present the antagonist. i decided to put this year -- here. there would not be any big surprise. it is a classic story. the way to tell it. have this story is is more important for maine. -- how the story is. that is more important to me. yes, the convention of the movie is to be silent. then you have sound, and it is very shocking. it is normal. tavis: is the artist wins in a -- if the artist wins on sunday night, it would join the only other one that had won. unt

but there was a time when people said harvey harvey has lost his mojo. like this? >> i think that anybody, we've had great success in miramax and there were years afterwards where we didn't. of course you doubt it. and it feels so good charlie and gayle, to be able to do it again. and also to make hopefully a contribution to the idea that anybody who is watching this show now or watching oscars who has a dream to say i'm going make a certain kind of movie, against all odds that you can win it. that's the great thing about our country. this was a million-to-one shot maybe a two million-to-one shot. and the shot came in and the academy spoke loudly. >> when all the action-adventure things and all the things that appeal to especially teenagers, to see a dpim like this capture the imagination, not only the academy, but of the country. people who want to see hollywood make really, really good films. this is an example of that. do you think this is an inspiration for people to go out there and follow their dream? >> 100% that's what's -- that's the foundation

. >> made about the harvey fact or. >> chapman is married to harvey winesteen.t hurt. >> doesn't hurt, no you can it doesn't hurt. i think you know his relationship with actresses is a very different relationship. i don't think that anybody's going to let harvey tell them how to get dressed. >> and when it comes to the red carpet, actresses make game time decisions. >> they usually have about three or four choices. so i give myself some leeway to have a feeling on the day. >> because those pictures can last a lifetime. and that's good business for marchesa. >> i think red carpet dressing really has made marchesa what it is today. and i'm not sure marchesa would be here today if it wasn't for red carpet dressing. >> fashion week wouldn't happen without the designers, so we give a special nod this season to the cfda, the council of fashion designers of america is celebrating 50 years with a special exhibit of iconic designs from over the years. pieces that endure. but will these. here are my top five picks from new york fashion week. number five, this silk dress.

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harvey weinstein, everyone. "the artist" still in theaters. we'll be right back with melanie fiona.

i am longtime member of harvey milk since the beginning. i knew harvey will.y milk is putting on an lgbt elders forum in march, march 24. i just wanted to focus on so many issues, particularly on housing, which was so brilliantly discussed here, homelessness issues, aids issues, on a safety and health care and independence issues, particularly housing. i have friends and younger than me who have been waiting for years. [bell rings] i want to say one more thing, i was on the advisory board at new lease for 11 years before it closed. so i am lucky. my help is good at 81. i do not know how it will be later on. but i cry, and my heart breaks for all those people out there who do not have the good fortune that i have. and i urge the board, and i thank you for listening to me, that we take immediate action. not years later action, on this. thank you very much. supervisor wiener: thank you. mr. bosch, my other constituent. >> thank you. i am larry burch. for 1985 to 1990 -- to 2000, -- to 2010, as a public affairs office for the department of housing and urban develo

from the sixth floor, lee harvey oswald shot president john f. kennedy on november 22, 1963. >> what we set out to do was to basically tell what happened, and not draw any of our own conclusions about what it means, but to present what history has told us. and there's been several investigations and various developments over the years and most people according to the public opinion surveys have never been satisfied that it was just lee harvey oswald, but none of these other theories have been proven. and as far as any of these others are concerned, they have been dismissed. the official explanation is that three shots were fired all from that six floor window. the rifle that oswald supposedly used, it was traced to him and to his post office box. it was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warren commission had a reconstruction done and one of the exhibits upstairs is a scale model of deally plaza that helped them study what happened. ultimately the fbi and the warren commission determined that the first shot came when the car came

. >> lee harvey oswald was blamed.nvestigators say he was lone wolf but for decades they have questioned whether he acted alone. >> i doubt whether these will put that theory to rest, they can't accept the proposition lone wolf, someone as dysfunctional ought lee harvey oswaled could have carried this off. >> they will sell this at auction. >> there will be no immediate closure for families whose loved ones are still missing on the cruise ship there. they say the danger to rescue workers has grown too great. it ran aground last month with 4200 people on board. >>> the republican presidential candidates are turning their attention toward nevada after a victory for mitt romney in florida. >> and when we gather back here in tampa seven months from now for our convention, our -- [ cheers ] >> -- ours will be a united party with a winning ticket for america. >> romney's win gives him all 50 of florida's delegates. but despite a double digit margin of defeat newt gingrich says it is far from a knock out punch, like iowa neva

both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> quiet!the suspect the suspect is supervisor dan white. >> reporter: for a city and 14-year-old jon moscone, the world was turned upside down. >> i only remember picture frames of the day. someone sat me down on the couch-- it was my mom's best friend-- and she told me that my dad had been killed. and then i don't remember much after that. >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound. ♪ >> whenever i remember you in my prayers as i do constantly night and day, recalling your tears when we part, i yearn to see you again >> he said the world went silent. the world went silent for a very long time. >> reporter: tony taccone is the artistic director at the berkeley repertory theatre. he's known jon moscone for over 20 years. they are fast friends, but in all that time, the topic of jon's father was always off limits. >> so when he took me out to the bar and plied me with alcohol sufficiently to loosen his tongue if not mine and suggested he was ready to do a piece about his dad, i fell off the chair pr

leaving some questions up in the air and no motive for lee harvey oswald, no known motive. so prograerhaps that's one of t reasons or two of the reasons that people come here. we have had members of the kennedy family here. we don't identify them by name, but the kennedy family is quite happy with what we do and how we go about it. >> for motion information about the sixth floor museum, visit their website at jfk.org and learn more about tours with historian and author with richard norton smith, go to presidentsandpatriots.com. you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >>> this past monday the national archives announced the release of an audio recording of radio traffic on air force one made soon after president kennedy was assassinated. the recording made as the airplane traveled from dallas to washington includes conversations among pilots, aides, lyndon johnson and others and includes over 30 minutes of audio not previously part of the public record. here's an exert. >> in a c-140. the last three numbers are 497. >> 497. >> he's inbo

please say hello to harvey weinstein. [ applause ] congratulations. you must love monday mornings after the oscars because you always seem to win about 30 of them. >> we stay up all night too which is even better. >> jimmy: how many have you won so far? >> we've been nominated for 303 and we've won 90. >> jimmy: 90. [ applause ] wow. and yet when you don't win you probably still get mad, right? >> we still stay up all night. >> jimmy: you still get angry. >> and we still party. >> jimmy: did you celebrate? >> we celebrated with about 1,000 people. first we started at the governor's ball which is very polite and nice. then we went to our place which is crazy. then "vanity fair" which is elegant. then madonna's party. >> jimmy: at madonna's party? where did madonna have a party? >> at her manager's house. >> jimmy: oh, really? was she there at the party? >> she was there at the party. she did the halftime show from the super bowl. >> jimmy: i'm familiar with her work. she did it again for you guys? >> she did it again. 110 million people watching. >> ji

harvey, thanks so much. we'll see you at 6:30 right here on fox 5. >> let's head over to brian bolter for a look at what's next on the news edge at 6:00. >> we are seeing a suicide mission scare on capitol hill. the suspect heads to federal court. we have the first images from his court appearance. and the lone wolf attack seems to be the most feared by terror experts. some of the top cases in the last year and talking with a former cia agent. stay with us. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it's simple. more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> if you use google on an iphone. the search engine was watching your online move. google quickly cut off its tracking. >> you better list

it's based on steve harvey's book. gabrielle union, kevin hartford. comedy all day long. >> what?i am. >> ms. loretta. i'm ready for the rest of the tour. >> the cast goes on and on. but it's such a great movie and it's funny and it's just cool to see these couples reading this book and trying to use all of these steve harvey tactics kind of against each other in e relationships. >> what's the problem with the men of this generation. >> ladies do you understand the mindset of the man? >> act like a lady. but think like a man. >> i'm so excited to be a part of such an amazing cast. we had kevin on set, it doesn't feel like we're on set. >> tell me about this reality tv, being host of reunion special to do your own show. what is that like? >> it's fun. et's fascinating to me that people are that intrigued by my life. >> how is it living in that hotel? >> horrible. >> it's definitely a different place, because you have to be willing to open up that much of yourself to an audience and when you do that, you have to be ready for the criticism that comes along with that. they're not goin