it once belonged to american movie style steve mcqueen the from a creek and apparently steve mcqueen had a fascination of the color ridge and painted. the entire motorcycle rate will decline of light and loving attention to detail. we carefully removed the paint and brought out the original, particularly not putting out on the end of this august. and fortunately, the past, this 19 no 3 indian is likely the only one still in existence in europe. next to it stands and nothing rarity, the oldest motorcycle ever made by bmw. this is cynthia. this here is the origin of bmw w motorcycles. leon 32, that being deputy built in 1923. the product is connection can be found in the hole for side. com. those are cycles. many of the bikes on display here have long been out of production. at one time side, cause we use for every conceivable pathis, even transporting prisoners. the younger to mind vision is to try and bring for guston vehicle, gets back into the spotlight focus so we can or just an ulcer rolls out. his red sized ca machines at races and festivals that he organizes himself somewhere a

he was steve mcqueen cool. >> the story of what happened to her too, the other woman whose name was thrusta cultural moment. amber fryee. >> what does a saga like that do to a person's life? >> i would say from day one it completely changed my life. >> and the story told by a frustrated ex journalist, convinced the cops, prosecutors, the public got it all wrong. >> did scott peterson kill his wife? >> i do not believe he did. >> a video we found buried in the court archives. >> you are telling me that you have no idea of where laci is. >> no, i do not. >> scott peterson talking to a detective hours after sounding the alarm, laci was missing. but before we get there we will begin here with laci peterson's mother. sharon, surrounded, fortified really by laci's best friends. stacey boyers, lori ellsworth and renee tomlinson. >> they seem to make you feel cheerful. >> they do. they help a lot. i am glad you are here. >> it is tough still. >> it is tough. >> perhaps, harder than ever to talk about it she said. to talk about her long dead daughter whose case so captivated the country. >> there a

and then i was able to back that up with this, and he's the one that said, why don't you give steve mcqueen'sy know how important she was to mcqueen's success. so i give her a call, and she's this amazing raconteur and has a fantastic memory, you know, and tells me all this stuff. and so it was one of those situations where if i didn't just have a point, i.e. my own relationship with the movie, or if i didn't want to just do analysis, i knew that was another way to get in. >> seth: yeah. >> just go through a verbal history, an oral history of how the movie was made >> seth: it's really -- every sort of section of the book has this really nice dimension of it because of that. i'm wondering as you write film criticism, what is your relationship to the way people write about your films like, even when people don't like things i've done, i always do appreciate when they take the time to -- to sort of drill down is that how you feel about critics? like what is your -- do you like reading reviews of your work >> oh, yeah, no. i read them all. i -- i read them all look, i really know my movie really