harvey, what do you think? >> it could be someone who's knowledgeable and it could be someone who is totally bogus because it's an unregulated field. >> until 5-10 years ago california had a building designer which they did away with. at that point people became licensed architects or not and they are just people. and so there are no longer such classification as building designer in california. a designer doesn't mean anything. it doesn't tell you anything about a person. >> we contacted a structural engineer and draft and consultant group for ideas on how to do our addition remodel. the representative came and gave us an interview. i would like you to talk about structurural draft engineering groups. the drafting and engineering firm. >> right. >> they gave us a list of re r referels and projects they completed in the area. >> there are engineering firms that have an architectural license and most of the work is structurural with additions with limited architecture. a firm with structurural engineering that's

harvey weinstein is here to give us one of them.ammy-winning artist with music from this album that comes out march 20th. it's called "the mf life." melanie fiona from the bud light stage. tomorrow night we'll be joined by a new member of the cast of "dancing with the stars," which will be announced tomorrow morning on "good morning america." and we don't know who it will be yet but we'll find out. and we'll have music from mat kearney. and later this week ed helms, joan rivers, leslie bibb, music from wallpaper and nicki minaj. so, join us for those. if you missed our after the academy awards special last night, you can see a special rebroadcast of it in primetime on thursday night at 9:00. we have oprah and more new behind-the-scenes footage from "movie: the movie." that's this thursday night at 9:00 here on abc. also, more importantly, i have a new family member i want to announce. i want to congratulate my brother, jon, and his wife, carly, on the birth of their new baby beatrix, beatrix kimmel. they're calling her trixie, which

where you have to interface with your building, what do you think about that, harvey? >> you are right. >> i love it when he says that. [laughter]. >> why do projects go over budget? >> yesterday i happen to be reading this wonderful magazine building facilities magazine and here is the article called, why do projects go over budget. i excerpted some things. this is about commercial buildings but also applies to residential. why do they go over budget? first of all because they take a low bid with the expectation of the contractor is there will be additional costs that will bring the price of the projaekt up so there is money to be made there is a prfrt margin. you may have a wide range of cost. you take the lowest one is over budget is a result of the changes that are made and in the case of this where you take the lowest, people are expecting changes to be made. that's the way city projects are done. it's low bid and there are change orders. dangerous word. >> dan, what do you think about change orders? >> change orders there is a perception that contractors make mon

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joining me now is harvey weistein. can almost see the steam blasting out of your ears because the npaa want to give this movie an "r" rating. why make a movie about bullying if the kids that really need to see it will be deterred. >> that's right, pier, is you've been a champion on this cause. when i appeared before the npaa i brought alex libby, who is one of the young boys we just saw in the clip from the movie. he was so incredibly impressive about wanting to have kids see the movies and having kids exact peer pressure. when i was a kid and my mom took me to "sound of music", i ran out of the theater. anything that spells like medicine, no kid is going to see. they should see it and make their own decision. i thought the rating was really not called for and really unsympathetic. >> what i thought was so utterly ridiculous is that hunger games has come out and it's a very popular movie and it's about kids killing kids. that kids a pg-13 rating. how can they justify that? >> i don't know how they justify it. i saw hun

. >> for 12-year-old mason harvey, a healthy fruit smoothie was not his after school drink of choicego. back then in sixth grade, he weighed 206 pounds. today he's 85 pounds lighter. >> what made you decide to lose so much weight? >> bullies. started in third grade. they would call me names and push me around. like fat and jelly roll or stuff like that. >> how is that cake and ice cream? >> the more he was teased, the more mason ate. his parents, mike and julie harvey, admit they were unintentional enablers. >> how is it possible that an 11-year-old boy would get up to 206 pounds? >> that's a tough question. it really is. but we never looked at him as fat. we never called him obese. we never told him, mason, you've got to lose weight. >> but mason was fed up with the bullying so he began to take small steps. no more sweets. he hit the gym. >> what do you think when you see that face, that body? >> i'm kind of surprised to know that that was me. i can't believe that i was 85 pounds heavier and over the last year i dropped that much weight. that's a big accomplishment. >> mason decided

it's like harvey is back.t do you think happened to you and how did you come back to where you are now with this extraordinary oscar success with the artist and others? >> i kind of waded away from movies for a while. avid a breakup with disney. >> lost your focus. >> lost my focus. and decided that i was going to do all these other things. charlie, i was terrible at all of them. i always loved movies. it was my passion. i was michael jordan playing baseball, not as good as michael jordan in basketball. but that's the analogy. >> i heard you say last night to someone that you're more humbled. is humbled you. is that fair? >> true. >> someone else said i'll see it when i believe it. what's the evidence of new more humble harvey? >> i'm on your show whenever you ask. normally i would sleep in and refused you. call me and i'm there. >> i'll take a more humble harvey. the knicks coach is gone. are you pleased by that? >> well, the team is in such disarray. i think jim dolan cares a lot about the team. cares a lot

his parents mike and julie harvey they were unintentional enablers.ssible that an 11-year-old boy would get up to 206 pounds? >> that's a tough question. it really is. we never we never looked at him as fat. we never called him obese. we never we never told him, mason, you've got to lose weight. >> reporter: but mason was set up with the bullying. so he so he began to take small steps. he hit he hit the gym, stopped drinking soda pop. no no more burgers or pizza. >> i'm >> i'm eating carrots at my school. i'll splur i'll splurge a little bit and put a little bit of ranch on the side. but other times i'll have like a salad with no dressing. and they have tomatoes and mushrooms and celery in there. >> reporter: what do you think when you see that face, that body? >> i'm kind of surprised to know that that was me. i can't believe that i was 85 pounds heavier. and over the last year, i dropped that much weight. that's a big accomplishment. >> reporter: mason decided not to stop there. he insisted his parents join him. >> we're not just sleeping in all da

we're going to talk to harvey about those efforts to get that changed. a little bit from last night's big dinner in washington. there were a few people in town including charlie rose. >> he didn't call us. >> i'm going to talk to him about that. >> please do. >> did you say he's going to be live with you this morning to talk about it? >> harvey, yes. >> no, charlie. >> oh, yeah. we're not letting him sleep in after a night out. come on. >> that's what we want to hear. >> thank you. >>> this morning defense secretary leon panetta is in afghanistan. this video of today's meeting with afghan president karzai, topic number one last weekend's shootings of civilians. a u.s. army staff sergeant is accused of killing 16 people, mostly women and children. he's been taken to kuwait. the entire administration is making sure the incident doesn't strain relations with afghanistan even more. >> we have to learn the lessons from each of those incidents so that we do everything possible to make sure that they don't happen again. >> the forces are making very real progre

when harvey came up with the adr that the blood circulated, it was revolutionary. they started to reject all those liquors into the veins of animals. because the second was of butcher to see what would have been and the third is the transfusion of the calf blood they thought it would slow down the tumors. he died. no surprise. what interested me specifically the court case all said the transfusion is was called up on murder charges the first example of malpractice. of the french courts looked at the case and in appeals it was determined there was a murder but rather the three unnamed physicians have a hand to please send them bad man. typically they say what in the world? did not look at the murder but the transfusion after the case was tried then it petered out entirely in england. they say of course, because it was before and is the share. what in the rubber they doing? that is not the story but why would to read positions be interested to put a man to death? i found the answers are interesting and science was going to far. one of the best early murder mysteries

when aerial photographer jason harvey hears excited voices in his headset, he perks up. broadcasting the bait car description and general location. harvey relays the information to pilot paul hollenbeck who flies toward the scene. >> we thought we'll go see if we can find it. because you can never tell. >> the suspect starts driving the wrong way down a multi-lane road. and the police, who have full control of the vehicle, decide they need to shut it down quick. >> control 267, turn that car off now. >> i got him. there he is. >> about that time we saw the vehicle. >> with the car stopped and the doors automatically locked, the suspect knows he's in trouble. but he's going to try and make a run for it. >> somehow after banging on the locked door with what appears to be a laptop computer, the suspect makes his escape. but he doesn't get far. hollenbeck and harvey track the suspect as he runs from the car and hops a fence on to angel golf course. >> i start talking to the producer. get us on air. we got a guy running on the golf course just jumped out of a stolen car. >> a

are three things in the middle of the road, a yellow stripe, a dead skunk, and harvey gantt. that's the point. >> that's right. >> that's character? >> exactly! >> you think it's a fair description? >> it's a fair description! [everyone talking at once] >> i think it's outrageous description! unless you can put together both parties on -- [everyone talking at once] you're they're in going to get anything down. [everyone talking at once] >> they should >>> predictions, patrick? >> i think if romney wins ohio, it will be virtually over for santorum and the rest. >> if independent form of governor angus king gets in the senate race in maine he would win as an independent. >> rich? >> the anniversary of obama care coming up, the signing of it. and democrats will be hiding under their desks in not talking about it bus it's such a loser. >> a conflict if >> i predict wisc]nsin republican govern scott walker will win his recall election and democratic presidential candidate barack obama will lose to wisconsin and

i think it was harvey milk that said we have to give them hope. -- s.f. initiative will help us to do. i also want to thank the participants in the program. it takes a lot of initiative and discipline to say, i wanted take on these new skills, i want to transform my life. in transforming myself and achieving these skills with the discipline and commitment you have, then you are also transforming your communities and society as a whole. i especially want thank you for your commitment to this program, and to acquiring the skills to really change our lives and contribute back to our society in san francisco in a positive way. i want to thank you for participating in this program. [applause] >> a in thank you, christina. first of all, i want to thank jay for having us here today. i am sure all of you are familiar, but this is one of the most amazing organizations we have in san francisco. i have had the opportunity to speak here a number of times to the children and am impressed more and more by the caliber of people that are here. thank you for all you do an

it was based on steve harvey's book "act like a lady, think like a man." you have great people. >> i'm not saying it like that. >> i am. it's like that. >> ms. loretta, i'm ready for the rest of the tour. >> terrence jay is in the movie, myself. the cast goes on and on and on. it's such great movie. it's funny and cool to see these couples reading this book and trying to use all these steve harvey tactics against each other in relationships and what happens to the different couples in their journeys. i'm so excited to be part of such an amazing cast. we didn't feel like you were going to work every day. when you have kevin hart onset, it doesn't feel like work. you laugh all day long. >> talk about this reality thing. you're still a major presence, from being host of reunion specials to the "flavor of love" franchises, what's it like? >> reality tv is fun. it's fascinating to me that people are that intrigued by my life. >> how is it living in the hotel? >> horrible. >> it's definitely a different place. you have to be willing to open up that much of yours

there are other flaws in methodology we are reporting directly to harvey rose's office. the survey promotes three types of wrongdoing. one is political retaliation. the second is biased research. the final is a waste of tax dollars. unless this survey is modified, it will be worthless. thank you very much. president chiu: next speaker, please. >> i am peter boer field -- warfield. with respect to the ongoing survey of sunshine costs now under way, only looking at the costs and not benefits biases the survey and suggests the stage is being set for a hatchet job against the sunshine ordinance and those who use it on behalf of public knowledge and awareness. when that apparent intended hatchet job is coming from a source that has formally been found in violation of the sunshine ordinance, let us just say it is worth looking at the source. i would say i am disappointed there is not a larger question being asked. that is how well are the supervisors supporting sunshine. the answer is it has not been as well as it could be when it comes to support for the sunshine ordinance ta

harvey, you hear that?>> you're the best one so far. you may be the sec one. harvey likes you. that's the most important thing. >> today, we worked. tonight, we rest. tomorrow, more adventure. good night, harvey. [ horse neighing ] oh boy. i'm pretty sure nobody would confuse me with the professionals in montana. but jazzy gave me the experience here. i was able to reflect on two days i won't soon forget. ♪ look at him posing. i knew these dogs were unbelievable athletes. i didn't know they were big hams for the cameras. you hold up the harness, they'll go and go and go. horatio's grandfather is running in the iditarod right now. >> you took a nasty tumble. >> i did. physically, fine. emotionally, the ego still bruised. >> would you take your family? >> i would. the kids would love it. >> you're a good test buddy for us. >>> coming up tomorrow, the extreme campout winter edition gets colder. >>> good morning, everyone and happy wednesday to you. lots of sunshine out there right now. maryland's most powerful

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thank you very much, harvey ref vin. see you -- harvey levine. >>> hollywood has high hopes for the opening of "the hunger games" and that it could rival $140 million debuts of the "twilight" films and could break the march record for debuts held by "alice in wonderland." >>> and coming up on the news edge six, another budget battle between republicans and democrats. where house gop leaders are trying to trim the fat. >>> and putting a stop to violent crime in the district. the family members of shooting victims are collaborating with lawmakers on new legislation to do that. >>> and lots going on in city hall today, including the crackdown on campaign donations. lawmakers where they stand on a new bill to limit money order amounts.  [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours accelerate receivables, manage payments, and help ensure access to credit. because

a class action lawsuit is filed against the city of harvey and its former police chief... claiming authorities in the south suburb systematically did not submit rape kits to the state police crime lab. during a raid on the harvey police department in 2007 by the cook county sheriff's department and state police looking for evidence of unsolved crimes... also discovered were some 200-rape kits which had never been tested. attorney yao dinizulu filed the class action suit on behalf of his clients who were raped... says not filing a couple of hundred of rape evidence kits... denies the victims due process. a spokesman for the city of harvey says the class action suit has many factual mistakes and no legal merit. chicago police make a startling discovery after trying to determine what caused the mysterious death of a six month old baby. a check of the family home, finds three other kids living in squalor. the family lived here in the 25- hundred block of south spaulding. on tuesday, esmeralda romero and melito perez rushed their six month old son to the hospital where he event