. >> my name is harvey smith. i'm a local his totorian, and a project advisor to the living ideal. i have a support letter for you, but i just want to add a few more points that actually are -- are not in the letter. and i want to focus on the -- the aspect of the fountain that is -- that the -- and the whole fair, which was -- it was dedicated to peace. and i think that's something in today's world that we -- we need more reminders of. we need mormon umts to piece. san francisco played a key role with hosting the fair and five year years -- we need more monuments to peace. san francisco played a key role with hosting the fair and five years after that. we have other pieces, so this remaining work and the sculptures, i think are important for people to see. i also want to point out that this is not ordinary ter terra cotta. this is manufactured by glady mcbean, a company established in northern california in 1875, and the company is still around. so i think that the fountain also evokes something that's intanable, and that -- you probably know, one of the nicknames for the island i

harvey smith, from taryn edwards with the mechanics institute, and a host of other people there. so the enthusiasm and support that you have all demonstrated in all of that -- and as we deliberated, we would take a look -- again, two things that we need to resolve together, the cost and the location. and again, should this be outside? and again, the location will inform on the cost. if you're putting something outside, you need to think about the maintenance and all of those elements. and if you're putting it inside, what about the food traffic and all of those? so that's basically the kind of work that we would like to develop. our infrastructure, landscape, we've received the highest lead of any development in the world, so it really shows us here, working on this thing meticulously so at the end of the day, it will be that destination that all of you envisioned. thank you all again for your presence today. >> just a couple quick questions on the construction. i imagine if it's installed and it's going to have water, it's going to be heavier. is that going to affect constructio

harvey: jaclyn smith, the angel turned business tycoon, who proved beyond a shadow of a doubt she's more than just a pretty face. - whoa. hi, harvey. - jaclyn, it is so good seeing you. - it's good to see you. - thank you so much. - i'm very excited. - well, i am, too. it's surreal. - wanna get started? - i do. - let's do it, let's do it. - i do. - okay. - so, tell me what these are. oh, wow, okay. - these are christmas ornaments. - okay. and i, you know-- maybe i was 10 years old and my mother and i had a project every christmas to take styrofoam balls and sequin every little sequin on here. - oh, wow. you made these. - so we know how old they are, they're still on our tree. i have many more than what you're seeing here. so, i'm very sentimental about christmas, i'm very sentimental about my family, and so here mom is continually on our christmas tree every year. - so, it's a tradition. - it's a tradition. so, i want to take you back. you've said that you had kind of a fairy tale upbringing. jaclyn: i did. i have never met anybody doing this show - who has said anything close to that. -

harvey: jaclyn smith lived a sheltered life growing up, but her big break on "charlie's angels" put her so, do you consider yourself a sex symbol? no. you know people disagree with you. harvey: and that legendary role opened the door that would transform her

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it was harvey as much as -- more than anybody really who i.d.s kim fillby as a likely soave spy and he put together the case against fillby and gave that to the then-cia director, beatle smith, and fillby was being withdrawn back to london, and his career as a spy was effectively over at that time that point him wouldn't be arrested. harvey teams up with another legendary figure from that period, guy name frank rollette, a get to brakier who had been one of the -- coat breaker who had been a key force between braking the fib dip dip me matic codes and he was opposite bill harvey. he never swore, strongest thing he drank was coca-cola. but he and harvey came to a meeting of the minds and they more or less wanted to work together to figure out a way to tap into soviet landlines, some way to figure out what was going on. there'd been a disaster for american intelligence around that time, late '40s,en episode known as black friday friday. we had been intercepting soviet communications since 1943 and broken their codes and getting a lot of valuable information about soviet military capabilities. but suddenly in 1948, that information detroit up. they stopped using -- dried up. t