well as some of its flaws and draw backs and i also have the recommendation for this position from terry frank who helped write the san francisco ordinance as well as the berkeley one. >> okay. supervisor tang. >> do you have any other specific goals for what you'd like to achieve if you are appointed on the task force? and have you ever attended meetings? how familiar are you with the task force role itself in what i'm hearing from all the candidates is that you're all very familiar with and very passionate about open government, open transparency, but i think there is a real difference between what the role of the task force is and how efficiently you're able to hand of some of these requests. so, if you can speak to that instead. >> yeah, i have attended a couple of task force meetings. i haven't had a chance to attend too many due to a busy schedule and whatnot. and i do have a working knowledge of how the task force works and its responsibility and the reason why the sunshine ordinance itself was put into law in order to help enforce the existing state public records act as well as the br

how about the same tailors whoever dressed frank sinatra, jack nicholson, ringo starr? terryte and stephen lachter are here from kent, haste, and lachter. how is it you got into making suits? >> i got into because i loved it. it's a passion. >> you started out working for other bigger stores and retailers? >> all three of us within our partnership started in london. it was a small, very exclusive tailor, and we all started there together. >> you started there together. terry, let's talk about the cost of tailoring. people want to know what they need to spend to get the top-notch suit. >> about 3000 pounds, which is about $5,000 i think. depending on the fabric. but that gives you a good start, good price. >> you guys are so reticent. we talked about some celebrities. frank sinatra, for example. let's start there. did you do frank sinatra's collar size? >> i did. >> small, large, chest and waist? >> it was very good. >> what kind of shirts did he order? >> mainly plain white and some casual shirts. >> look at that, there i am. somehow -- i am not next to frank sinatra and bing

victoria nuland narrative would have succeeded it would it would become almost a tele terry and one has to be frank and that's to be talking about diversity we had diversity in the western media that we having is increasingly less and there is a narrative that is being missed and it is becoming monolithic what is actually to some extent to media rating that is that as the western mainstream media narrative becomes more monolithic you have a more diverse international media landscape outside the west and you also have social media but we can't unfortunately be too happy about that because at the moment the media in the west is still overwhelmingly domon them and they still to a great degree control the news that control the slipping mr kerry's comments of a few weeks ago showed how angry he is becoming about that i mean i've never heard an american secretary of state before making an attack like that against a media organization i think donald rumsfeld when he. should be bob you can say that on air in these work there. you know we were divided right. now we're going to go to a short break and after

terry, probably knows we don't do much on celebrities. we're politics and nonfiction, history, public policy, but we did manage to work in a little frank sinatra person we haven't worked in yet is liz taylor. could you very quickly assess your opinion of liz taylor after writing this book? >> guest: it was my least favorite book. i thought it's all husbands, jewelry stores and hospitals. and that's unfair. the politics part of the book is fascinating because she was a liberal democrat x -- and she married john warner. and she really helped get john warner elected. and i think most people thought that he wasn't the most impressive when he went to the senate, but he became impressive. and worked very, very hard. she was bored to tears, she hated washington. he was paying no attention to her. he worked around the clock. so the political side of the liz taylor book is interesting. but it was my least favorite book. >> host: because of the topic? >> guest: well, it shouldn't have been -- >> host: because of who she is or because of what you found? >> guest: i don't know. peter, and i'll tell you when i wrote this book, i had access to all the legal