harvey milk's family supports doing this. his former legislative aide, cronin berger, supports this. many lgbt veterans support it. some of them came to committee, including bob [unintelligible] , an extraordinary leader, who served as president of the harvey milk lgbt democratic club. the veterans affairs commission supported it, including its out president, john caldera, as well as the american legion alexander hamilton post 448. i want to note how inspirational it will be for young lgbt sailors at to see harvey milk's name on the side of a neat -- military vessel. harvey used to talk about the kid from altoona, pa., and inspiring young lgbt people to have hope and know that they can succeed in life. many of us oppose war. many of us chose not to pursue military careers. many lgbt people have made the choice to serve in the military, even when it was illegal and dangerous to do so. i can think of no better way to support those people, to support our community and the many more lgbt young people who will follow in their foot

emblazoned uss harvey milk. i thought that that would be interesting for people who question lgbt folks to where this shirt from this ship that is named after harvey milk. i can see some of the positive affects that this naming could have, but ultimately, my own values, and i believe the values that harvey milk subscribed to towards the end of his life do not allow me to really ultimately endorse this honor. again, i respect a lot of people and i understand what folks feel it is a necessary thing. i think that, ultimately, harvey milk, it brings up to a lot of lgbt people internationally -- brings hope to a lot about gdp -- to a lot of lgbt people internationally. in instances where other pacifists were named after ships, i am not sure i would have supported any of those others having a military ship chris and after them. as i mentioned, it is a combination of my own personal values and how i feel and what i feel is the most appropriate way to remember harvey milk. >> supervisor compost? >> thank you very much,

some have questioned whether a navy vessel should be named for harvey milk, given that harvey milk was for peace. i will note that the navy has named vessels for cesar chavez, edgar members, and samuel barber. hardly pro-war people. there is an enormous amount of support in the community for this. the milk family supports it. harvey milk's family supports doing this. his former legislative aide, cronin berger, supports this. many lgbt veterans support it. some of them came to committee, including bob [unintelligible] , an extraordinary leader, who served as president of the harvey milk lgbt democratic club. the veterans affairs commission supported it, including its out president, john caldera, as well as the american legion alexander hamilton post 448. i want to note how inspirational it will be for young lgbt sailors at to see harvey milk's name on the side of a neat -- military vessel. harvey used to talk about the kid from altoona, pa., and inspiring young lgbt people to have hope and know that they can succeed in life. many of us oppose war. many of us chose not to pursue military

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

as a result, today, on harvey milk fifth birthday -- happy birthday. today was named jose saria day at the board chambers. and the harvey milk club -- this is the first time he has been recognized with a proclamation in our city. we are really excited about that. he has a street, but the other is a day to go with that street. maybe we would get a parade going. also, i just wanted to say that the alice b. toklas club and the hard enough club will be joining us for a clear night life program at the women's center. -- queer nightlife program at the women's center. we are very excited about it.

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

of harvey milk, and i think it's fair to say he plays the trail and set the example for harvey milk to be able to run for office a few years later. i think it is fair to say there have been -- there would have been no harvey milk without jose. it is only fair that today the board of supervisors commend his day for his lifetime of activism, cultural and artistic work, and political advocacy on behalf of san francisco's lgbt community and behalf of all san francisco's communities. the result that his outstanding bravery and beautiful wives work, the seventh is the board of supervisors will officially declare once this resolution is passed may 22, 2012 as jose julio saria date in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] before we give you an opportunity to say a few words, i one to turn over to my other colleagues on the board. i know some of the other supervisors who have had the honor of being part of we now have as lgbt caucus on the board of supervisors. supervisor wiener: thank you for doing this. for those who don't know, it's hard to overstate -- the first and press, it

theory and the new broadway show har vehicle a show about an invisible rabbit that kills and eats harveynstein. (laughter) i got to tell you though, manment i don't know if you have been in new york city man, but it hot and-- in new york city. i hope you don't mind, i'm going to just take a sip of a comically oversized movie theatre beverage, it's so hot. >> it could be the end of the big gulp, new york city mayor bloomberg wants to ban the sale of all sugary drinks that are larger than 16 ounces. he wants the ban at all new york restaurants, movie theatres, sports arenas and more. (laughter) (applause) (laughter) sorry, what? you are going to ban-- no! >> they can still sell 32 ounce of sugar drink to you but they have to put it in two containers. we're not taking way anybody's right to do things, we're simply forcing you to understand that you have to make the conscious decision to go from one cup to another cup. (laughter) >> jon: mr. mayor works these giant cups where are homeless people going t to-- [bleep] (applause) >> jon: are you going to tell them to take two smaller [bleep] be

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

good evening, i'm harvey winestein filling in for piers morgan. when piers asked me to do this, i thought he was kidding. he wasn't. so i went to one of the smartest people i know to ask for advise, oprah winfrey. she said if you're nervous, tell people you're nervous. i am a little nervous, but i'm also very excited. i'm a friend and such porter of bill clinton. it's my honor to introduce my next guest, the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton. >> the things i do for you. >> you're so comfortable, mr. president of people. how do you do that? >> you look them in the eye and forget about what else is going on. >> an area that i am comfortable with is talking about movies and i know you're a great movie fan. over the years we have watched a lot of movies together. what is your favorite movie, mr. president? >> well, the first movie i ever saw more than once was "high noon" and i was still living in hope arkansas, i was 6 years old and you could go to the movie for a dime. and i would get 20 cents and i think you could get a

some have questioned whether a navy vessel should be named for harvey milk, given that harvey milk was for peace. i will note that the navy has named vessels for cesar chavez, edgar members, and samuel barber.

as a result, today, on harvey milk fifth birthday -- happy birthday. today was named jose saria day at the board chambers. and the harvey milk club -- this is the first time he has been recognized with a proclamation in our city. we are really excited about that. he has a street, but the other is a day to go with that street. maybe we would get a parade going. also, i just wanted to say that the alice b. toklas club and the hard enough club will be joining us for a clear night life program at the women's center. -- queer nightlife program at the women's center. we are very excited about it. >> on thursday -- i think you have a fire in your books. -- flier in your books. this is asia pacific heritage month. 5:30 is a celebration hosted by mary lee, honoring the secretary of transportation who grounded all the airlines during 9/11. it is a free event. there is food. i am producing all the entertainment for the evening. we are going live. it is all live performers. we are going with one of the bands that has played in the japan town area for many years. i

a harvey keitel backpack dummy.nd of says, you know, i think that if this film blows up, we should sell a halloween costume of the scout master with the optional harvey keitel backpack dummy, which you could take the head off of and put your candy in -- >> jimmy: that sounds like a great idea. >> i have points on it. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. who has the backpack now? >> i'm sure wes has it. i'll see what i can do. see if i can -- >> jimmy: bring it for a visit. >> yeah, okay. >> jimmy: great to see you. you definitely need to go see the movie. it's called "moonrise kingdom" in select theaters now. edward norton, everybody. we'll be right back with leighton meester. man, this crowd is hot tonight! i know and i'm thirsty! hey will you pass me some of that lipton... [ crowd cheering ] [ female announcer ] when you put goodness inside, you can't help but shine on the outside. mmmm... [ crowd cheering ] ♪ [ female announcer ] 100% natural lipton iced tea. free of preservatives and artificial flavors. it's delicious g

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

we got a new number out tonight, harvey. six voters, one in six, basically likes the guy. the rest are voting for or against obama. >> you know, i think, you know, obama is the denzel washington/brad pitt, george clooney guy. i think that, you know, romney is sort of the -- you know, the second guy. he's the best friend. you know, who just rides his bicycle and helps the guy find the girl and, you know, gives him advice on occasion. i'm not sure if it is very good advice but more like comic advice. >> be careful. that's what jack warner said about reagan and he was the bust friend. jimmy stewart the star. harvey weinstein, some day i will come with you with a request. i don't know what it is but i would like to get a yes. harvey weinstein. "intouchables." you have to see it. when we return let me finish with the invisible man running for president. you know who he is and you are watching "hardball." >>> let me finish tonight with a stranger. i'm talk the man republicans are planning to nominate for president of the united st

and harvey weinstein comes here to play "hardball" tonight. finally, president obama learns a wicked hard lesson in boston about knowing your audience. rule one, don't even talk slightly negatively about the sox. be careful. you're in the vatican of sports up there. this is "hardball." the place for politics. welcome aboard! [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. [ honk! ] the all-new nissan altima with easy fill tire alert. [ honk! ] it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ innovation that excites. focus lolo, focust sanya let's do this i am from baltimore south carolina... bloomington, california... austin, texas... we are all here to represent the country we love this is for everyone back home it's go time. across america, we're all committed to team usa. >>> ever since he ran for president, there's been lot ares to talk about whether barack obama is a muslim or not. 43% correctly identified the president as a protestant. 8% said he is a muslim. 1%,

at the harvey milk day. meeting adjourned. -- happy harvey milk day.l >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the regular meeting of the government audit an oversight committee. i am the chair of this committee. i would like to thank our clerk and the sfgtv staff covering this meeting. do we have any announcements? >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items act upon today will appear on the supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> can you call item number one? >> ordinance amending the business and tax code. >> we have a few people who will be speaking on this matter. i want to make a few comments. this is something that i have sponsored with a number of co- sponsors. this bill creates jobs and supports our small business community. we have done a lot here in city hall in terms of job creation over the last year and a half. we have not done much in the way of small businesses. i believe this is changing here in city hall. this legislation is a big step in that direction. this will allow small-business this with a payroll under $500,000 to expand their peril of t

harvey milk, i went to the day historic society and spent two hours there this morning.milk was killed by a policeman. now i hear about brother josiah who ran in 1961. we have so much history here. i tell you to go up there and see that. it is historic. there is a lot of black history, talking about who we are as a people. josiah said he was in the army in 1942. i am here to give a shout out to the president and the mayor. the president has given us gay marriage. i realize that a lot of us did not come from marriage families. my marijuana people do not like president obama because of the marijuana. it is between the marijuana people and the church people. medical marijuana and same gender marriages. we need more marriage and death in this country. today, they have called for more world peace in san francisco. that is what they said. this board has got to do that. when it was just irish and italian, a gay man came out of europe. mr. president, we need a new and great president. it is time to make san francisco for all people. we have 200,000 people in this country -- aarp

i'm harvey weinstein.ant to take a moment to celebrate cinema and i asked the biggest stars around about what the biggest movie moments were and what changed their lives. >> for a long time, as a little negro girl, wanted to be shirley temple. >> the first movie i remember by title. going to see. my mother and friends taking me to see. was "duel in the sun" i happen to like westerns because it was the opposite of what i was experiencing, which was open spaces, and colorful, wonderful stories. a sense of freedom and independence. >> the movie that i most recall and that had the biggest effect on me would have to be "lilies of the field." >> move your foot off my adobe. >> that was the night that sidney portier won the academy award. >> when you see eddie murphy in "coming to america," and you think about the comedy that was nominated for an oscar, it's like you wish you could flip the years back and see him and that performance when eddie murphy does all those different characters and all the different catc

and we came up with coming up with the harvey keitel backpack dummy, a harvey dummy but with backpack have those? do you get that at walmart? >> no, but it's funny, because wes is very -- he likes everything to be tailor made. but bill murray one morning kind of says, you know, i think that if this film blows up, we should sell a halloween costume of the scout master with the optional backpack dummy, which you could take the head off of and put your candy in -- >> jimmy: that's a great idea. >> i have points on it. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. who has the backpack now? >> i'm sure wes has it. i'll see what i can do. see if i can -- >> jimmy: bring it for a visit. great to see you. you definitely need to go see the movie. it's called "moonrise kingdom" in select theaters now. edward norton, everybody. we'll be right back with lay on this meester. weather. nice weather coming up today through this tuesday. evening. you don't have anything on your calendar for this evening. fantastic..linguica. i found 5 restaurants whose reviews mention linguica fairly close to you. joke. two iphones wa

harvey faces two counts of child abuse. his sons were treated at an area hospital. >>> a high school graduation takes a spin in new jersey. parents spotted a funnel cloud. hail, rain and wind pelted the crowd. some people, as you can see, ran for cover. but most others stayed outside to watch the storm. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> well, some historical places are all wet. but an important one in baltimore's harbor was marked anyway, as this day kicks off the bicentennial of the war of 1812. alex demetrick reports, this historical marker ties right into maryland's star-spangled sail-a-bration. >> one of the stars is setting the navigation buoys. and this year, painted in stars and stripe, is set. >> this is a purely ceremonial buoy that mashes an important part in american history. it is not used for navigation at all. >> reporter: that history is francis scott key's writing of the "star spangled banner" in 1812. >> the approximate spot was -- francis scott key wrote those words. his visual snapshot of what occurred ov

i'm harvey weinstein filling in for piers morgan. i've got to tell you, when piers asked me to do this, i thought he was kidding. he wasn't. so i went to one of the smartest people i know to ask for advice. oprah winfrey. we'll hear from her coming up. but here's what she told me. she said if you're nervous, tell people you're nervous. well, i am a little nervous. but i'm also very excited. i'm a friend and supporter of bill clinton so it's an honor to introduce my very special guest, the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton. >> hi, harvey. >> i don't know what you got yourself into. >> the things i do for you. >> the things you do for me is correct. you're so comfortable, mr. president, with people. every time i see you you're relaxed, you talk straight ahead at people. and i'm a little nervous. so how do you do that? >> you look them in the eye and forget about what else is going on. >> an area that i am comfortable with is talking about movies and i know you're a great movie fan. because over the years we

i'm harvey weinstein in for piers morgan.ie guy and i want to celebrate cinema and i asked the biggest stars around about what their biggest movies were and what thanked their lives. >> for a long time as a little negro girl i wanted to be shirley temple and i wanted to have shirley temple curls. that's probably the first movie i actually saw. ♪ >> i think the first movie that i remember by title going to see, my mother and friends taking me to see, was "duel in the sun." i happened to like westerns because it was the opposite of what i was experiencing which was open spaces and colorful -- you know, wonderful stories. the sense of freedom and independence. >> the movie that i most recall and that had the biggest effect on me would have to be "lilies of the field." >> move your foot off my adobe. >> that was the night that sidney poitier won the academy award. >> when you see eddie murphy in "coming to america" when you think of the comedy that was nominated for an oscar, you wish you could flip the years back and go see that

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joining me now is harvey weinstein.hat's terrific, congratulations. >> thank you. >> what's the money for? >> production and acquisitions, and we start with "lawless" and we have a brad pitt movie, we have quentin tarantino is shooting a new one, and i gave a young guy, dustin hoffman, 74 years old, a break, and he directed a movie, i think it was from his wheelchair. but it's to make movies and the same smart way we have been going. the last few years have been very good the last several years, and we're going to continue that, you know. >> so how do you envision this company changing or looking in the coming years. where do you see the growth for potential for deals? where would you like to see who holes filled? ? >> we have really been able to expand or television department, and that's as very safe, conservative business approach. we have "project runway" and we have "mob wives" on vh 1, there are three variations of that, we're about to do three new series. we're really expanding into television, a theater producti

he's a retired financial planner, investment banker. >> reporter: he lured him into harvey's boat, sotives naturally wanted to take a close look at that boat, steven's last known residence. and when they did, they learned something that probably should have been obvious all along. that fancy, doled-up tub was paid for, practically every dollar, by the unwitty steven b. >> the whole amount he took from steven went right back into that. >> if only the detectives could talk to harvey. turned out, they had just missed him. >> he had some dealings in bellibel belize before, and we believe that's possibly where he's heading. >> reporter: but harvey headed in the opposite direction, north to a quiet town in montana. it took months before detectives arrested him and charged him with steven b.'s murder. and steven's friends were gratified, but that wasn't the end of the story, not even close. >> i thought, oh, my god, he's being set free. >> reporter: in fact, it took, what, six years, two trials and 30,000 pages of evidence to finally convict harvey morrow in the murder of steven b. and what

and harvey milk was alive. jimmy carter was in the white house saying human rights are absolute and changing our policies in a war in south america. it was a thrilling time. go all the right messages were happening from all the right people. everything was going great, and we all laugh saying, and reagan will never be president. our work is not done, and it is going to be harder than ever. 1978 was pivotal. willie brown in 1974 was the first person to change the law so we could become citizens and not criminals. all of that will go away if we do not stand and fight for the liberty, liberation, and freedom and we have. our enemies will fight just to the death, so our work is not done. it is like a rainbow. you cannot see the beginning. you cannot see the end. >> happy pride. then it is a real pleasure and an honor of being here. gwe will be targeting many communications. the messages peace and safety for everyone. happy pride. thank you. >> we would like to call to the podium the chief. [applause] >> thank you v