mr. harvey rose and his staff. amanda gumea. probation is changing significantly. realignment and probation, evidence-based probation has really changed our world. adult probation is a cost-effective solution to today's criminal justice issues. we basically, for all of our last year cost, our costs per offender was $5.12, as opposed to the are parole decision -- division's supervision is $19. jail incarceration currently is $100 a day for a bed and community corrections and community supervision is very important to be successful because if we are we can have substantial savings in the sheriff's bed costs as well as other parts of the criminal justice system. with that said, we were able to reduce the number of probation-related individuals in the jails by 50% and this resulted in a savings of 350 beds, which equates to over $17 million. and so where we see the jail's population is down substantially, it's not by chance we are actively out there turning supplemental reports into the court quickly. we are also providing alternatives using remedial sanctions and also

mr. harvey pitt.e us a broad outline what the fcc mission is and how it's different from other agencies? guest: the sec commission is fundamentallily to protect investors and to promote capital formation so that new companies can get started with great new ideas and employ people and help boost our economy. the distinctions between the sec and the other agencies you mentioned are first the cftc for example is largely devoted to commodity regulation whereas the sec is devoted to securities regulation. however, the distinction between the two is blurring and has been for the last 30 years. the difference between the sec and some of the banking agencies you mentioned is that the sec has jurisdiction over bank holding companies in terms of disclosure, in terms of their relationships with shareholders, it does not regulate the act of banking. that is done by the banking regulators. that's the distinction and indeed those distinctions are part of the problem that we've had with our regulatory system. when y

mr. harvey, do you have a comment? >> that's absolutely true. one of my concerns came from an extraordinary number of incidents over the past few years that involve this sort of technology coming out and i do think that there is a need to sort of at a minimum really review the security in that lock-up room. >> congressman, i would add that's why these discussions we were having with the labor department are focused on that. you know, they have needs, and as i said in my testimony, we understand they have the responsibility and right to set up lock-up rules, and i think our view would be that the april 10th announcement plan, whatever you want to call it, didn't strike that balance. and we're hoping to in these negotiations. >> yeah. and can be i'm hoping that that happens too, and i'm going to urge the secretary to try to move that along so that you all can come up with an agreement. because sometimes i think it's a matter of people sitting down and working out things. not everything has to be legislated. as a matter of fact, it moves a lot slow

mr. president. >> thanks, harvey. >> thank you, sir. >>> up next, my favorite people tell me about their favorite movies, when we return. [ female announcer ] roam like the gnome this summer. it's the travelocity spring into summer sale. you can save up to 50% on select hotels and vacation packages. so book your summer vacation now and save up to 50%. offer ends soon. book right now at travelocity.com. >>> welcome back. as you know, i'm a movie guy. so tonight, i want to take a moment to celebrate cinema and i asked the biggest stars around what their favor rit movie moments were and also the movies that changed their lives. >> for a long time, as a little negro girl, wanted to be shirley temple, which we know how impossible that was. that's probably the first movie i saw. >> the first movie i remember by title, going to see, my mother and friends taking me to see. was "dual 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 rec

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harvey weinstein, mr. weinstein, thank you for coming on.ovie. >> it's the movie that makes people feel the best of any movie i have been associated with. people walk out of the theater and they're ready to dance like the characters in the movie. it is a true story, a great story, and a fun story. i think in these times, people need to go to a movie theater and watch something intelligent and smart and something they can feel great about. >> you made a lot of great movies. i saw the trailer the other night and it looked great. let me ask youb about something you care about, politics. you have to pay for your supper. you produced a movie and promoted it well. you got a free trial on the air. what does the president have to do to turn people on the way he did in '08. >> one of the things was the best political column i read this summer is the daily new whz he called mitt romney mute romney when he did the "face the nation" interview. he said nothing. i love michael steele coming on the show and defending his right to say nothing. just because

harvey milk. >> supervisor compost? >> thank you very much, mr. president. i want to thank -- supervisor chiu: supervisor, campos? supervisor campos: irrespective of where people fall on the issue, it leads to a discussion. thank you. i want to respect the opinions conveyed by my colleagues that. a lot of excellent points have been made. one of the things i have found interesting about people's reaction to this resolution is that they have very strong feelings and i do think it is one of those things where reasonable minds can disagree. but one thing that i hope does not happen with respect to this resolution is that we draw a line in the sand. i actually think that it is completely acceptable that there would be different perspectives on something like this. i withdrew my name as a co- sponsor because i heard from a number of people who have said to me that harvey milk, as a pacifist, someone who was very much against war, including the vietnam war, would not have some -- wanted something like this. the reality is that there are different perspectives on th

harvey milk." supervisor chiu: supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: thank you very much, mr. president. colleagues, before us today is a resolution to support a great honor for one of the most iconic figures in the history of san francisco, as well as the lgbt community. this idea came from the community in san diego. as you probably know by now, supervisor harvey milk was a naval officer who served in korea. this was an important aspect of his life. i am told by those who know him that he talked about his military service and that, although, like many people, he was against the vietnam war, he remained proud of his military service. if you go to harvey milk plaza, in the muni station there is a series of photos of supervisor milk in various points in his life. one of those photos is a photo of him as an officer in the navy. supervisor milk wore a navy dealt with a master divert bought call. someone sent me pictures -- master diver buckle. someone sent me a picture of him wearing it at his headquarters, on the stump, making speeches. lgbt people have served in the armed forces for many

have harvey hacker he's an act he contributed to a couple of the brown bags on how to hire an act and another about building design and facades, too, i think. >> right. >> something like that. >> mr. dan helsinger who is a son tractor with helsinger builders in san francisco and does lots of construction work ask can help us address our questions today. >> i think as we get started the topic of today's talk is how to plan a home remodel. we want to talk about how to plan a successful home remodel. it's easy to do a home remodel and easy to have an unsuccessful one. most people are strezed out by their home remodel work? >> people do get stressed out, dan, don't you find. >> what is successful home remodeling. for me and you it's to do it in such a way it achieves on something what your anticipated project looks at the end and keeps your life in a manageable, low stress situation. what makes it successful? okay. reducing stress what else makes a remodel less stressful harvey? >> reduce stress but what make its successful is when you end up with something that makes your living situation something better than it was before. >> i'm surprised how wonderful this remodel is! >> exactly

harvey, i used to love the movies, what the hell happened to you? let's take a look at this footage from george w. bush at the white house. >> i'm also pleased mr. president, that when you are wandering these halls as you wrestle with tough decision, you'll now be able to gaze at this portrait and ask, what would george do? >> you know, speak of uncool, donald trump as the benefit for mitt romney. and i know donald trump to be a sane smart businessman. but he has this benefit, romney comes and he talks about that birth certificate again. how do you put that out of the minds of the american people once and for all? and doesn't he realize how uncool he is? >> i don't know, donald trump has been uncommonly nice to hillary and me, we're all new yorkers and -- >> me too. >> and i like him and i love playing golf with him. but the evidence is pretty clear that president obama was born in hawaii and this whole election should not be about any of these side issues, it really ought to be about the decisions that each of them will make on where we are and where we need to go. and it's a serious time. so i would like to see the election turn back to that.

mr. davies. >>> it's a french company gaping international acclaim. joining us now is cochairman harveyt prime time interviewer in america. you are a vast consumer of news. how would you rate harvey's interview with bill clinton? >> the verve of larry king and the heft of david. >> a high wire act. >> what was that like having the microphone and interviewing the president of the united states? >> untold respect for what you guys do and the fact thaw do it every morning is beyond comprehension. >> eight hours a day. >> incredible. in my case, having fed oprah winfrey a couple of movie stars over 25 years, i called her for advice. the first thing she said is if you are nervous walk out and say you are nervous. it happened to an african in 1992 intrusion michael jackson. she said prepare. i read 1200 pages in preparation. the internet and i reread the book. i wanted to know what i was doing in case. he is so good you into. they could have had a robot to be honest. >> but you made news. that was the crazy thing about it. you were running clips and you made news and got in the middle of this