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

rose: and sakespeare came along and there you were. >> i promised harvey i would have harvey wearing -- on my bum. >> rose: yes. i encourage you not to do that. >> he is not. >> rose: yes, of course he is not. he like everybody -- >> >> rose: so there is a time in which you first appeared in hamlet and in the british production, and the reviews were not good. >> terrible. >> rose: terrible. >> my first job. >> rose: yes, i know. >> ys. >> rose: and were you devastated? >> yes. >> rose: did you think i have chosen the wrong profession? >> , no i thought am i going to be checked out of the old vick. >> rose: oh, yes you thought that. >> then they decided to take it to the united states, but they say you are not coming. >> no, they said you can come but somebody else is going to play your part. >> rose: okay. >> so i went and the princess of france in henry the fifth but i was at hamlet, and harvey,. >> rose: larry harvey. >> henry the fifth an i had th night off when it was hamlet and he had just done room with a view so he was off doing all sorts of press and things and i saw i think

the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> the things commission. the meeting is called to order. we'll start by taking the role. >> commissioner studley. >> consumer hayon. >> commissioner renne. commissioner liu is excused today. the first item on the agenda is public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the aendda that are within the jurisdiction of the things commission. >> thank you very much, commissioners. and, of course, the public library don't give money to the friends of the library nor accept it. it has been since march 26 that this things commission has had a regular meeting, nearly four months, virtually a third of the year. it is like leaving the city unguarded this is a disgrace, especially in view of the grand jury report. i distribute to you through your staff a flier reminding you that july 13 was the one-year anniversary the letter to mayor lee that the president of the library commission proving that ethics is meaningless

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

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i wear a lot of hats, but speaking to you right now in the former chair of the harvey -- harvey milk club. fortunately, i cannot say when i am experiencing, living in sro. i am a veteran, having personally experienced the quality of life issues that these people were talking about in facing. i am 50 years old now. the supervisors, thank you for taking the initiative for looking into furthering the talks so far, making sure that i get better distance than we are right now. helping them now, because we needed now. supervisor mar: next speaker? >> good afternoon, supervisors. i want to thank you personally for sponsoring this. forgive me if i do not renounce your last name correctly. olegra? forgive me. i live in the sro in the tenderloin, in supervisor kim's district. i hope that she is in support of this. i have been living in sro since i have lived in this city. i am in support of the recommendations the you are enforcing. i have been complaining [unintelligible] animal, who happens to be a rat. anyway, i do not need to digress. i also have less problems in my room. spraying for eggs

that very self-serving harvey weinstein quote aside, we have proof. there was a story out just today or yesterday that in battleground states "usa today" gallup poll that in battleground states where negative ads were airing, they by and large worked in obama's favor among a very small portion of the electorate that admitted these ads actually changed their mind. they overwhelmingly changed their mind for obama. so are these negative ads nefarious when they work for romney and, you know, altruistic when they work for obama? >> you're proving harvey's point though. >> is this disproving your case. >> but it's working for obama's benefit. 76% of people are swayed. no matter how much money they're spending on romney's campaign, is it really having the impact that they want it to? >> romney is making a ton of money. he's raising a ton of money. >> yes, he is. >> let's make sure that statistic is in proper perspective. we're talking about a disproportionate number of democrats. a lot of what that add is doing is bringing democrats who have been wavering ho

supervisors campos had asked harvey rose to do an analysis on how san francisco compared on policies dealing with ethics and transparency and how they did on enforcement. i didn't see anything in the minutes or the notes from the executive director telling you all about that harvey rose report, but it's an important one. i brought copies for all of the commissioners. it does a very good job of outlining places where san francisco is somewhat better than los angeles and places where san francisco might want to consider adopting policies that are in los angeles. some of those policies are directly related to issues that you'll be dealing with later on on 1.126. the other point that they made was that they would like to see the commission take a stronger outreach to the interested persons meeting so that more people have an opportunity to participate in the discussions and the chair of the committee, jane kim specifically said that she would like the commission not wait any longer on providing information to the public in languages other than english and there is examples of that from t

but i applaud harvey weinstein. i think there was a point in hollywood where they used to self-regulate itself and i think it went off the rails. they're going to starting to back to heavy-regulation instead of government regulation. i'm all for it. they'll probably make better movie. >> you think it's changed. when i saw the exorcist when the head spun around, that was like really bad violence as far as i was concerned. >> that was a movie. the date you were on. >> you mean tonight's date? foreshadowing? >> no, tonight's date is great. >> you need some ones for that date? >> no, it's more than that. >> beautiful. >> coming up, the moment has arrived. the olympic open ceremonies underway in london. if you leave now, you won't be able to see eric's gymnastics ribbon routine. it's extremely moving. new yorke five" . >> very good. >> yes, we've got olympic fever here at the fife. the opening ceremony, as you may know, is underway in. we thought we should celebrate. go team, usa. bob, eric and greg, did you know for the

it should be harvey milk drive. thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm the executive director of the national aids memorial grove. it's an honor to speak before the commissioner and general ed -- general manager. like to a knowledge the relationship you have had. 25 years ago, when nancy pelosi was running for office, this city had lost nearly 15,000 of its residents. the impact upon the community was profound. on that run, she knew there was not a voice in government, there is not anybody standing up speaking on behalf of what was needed to move on for word. most importantly, she gave voice to those in those cities that needed it. fast forward five years later, the growth of was founded. over the last 25 years, we have had the honor of hosting nancy pelosi honor 10-year, 20 year, and 25-year anniversaries or she commemorated those milestones with citizens of san francisco and those that needed a voice. this last april 21, we celebrated her 25th anniversary in that growth. after the advent, alice wrestle shapiro left a voi

then i met harvey. [ ding ding ] [ screaming ] >> stephanie: harvey from goldman sachs. he's 6'5", 250 oh, a big cuddly bear of a man. >> mm-hmm, but he's not a bear. >> stephanie: no he's-- [laughter] he called me lefty the whole trip. i cold him called him wall street or gecko. i then finally called him big dog. >> did the big dog like to hunt. >> stephanie: big dog was there with his smoking hot really smart girlfriend. that's not the point. [ buzzer ] >> i got to fill the void that jim left. >> stephanie: he had a smoking hot girlfriend. focus. >> he just was picturing you with his smoking hot girlfriend and he wanted to join in. >> stephanie: live to me carefully. we transcend stereotypes. wall street bankers gay people, liberals, and it's a beautiful bipartisan love story. at one point i was wiping bike grease off with a baby wipe. again, because i don't speak kid. how magic are baby wipes. you can virtually wipe away anything. can it wipe away cancer? i don't know. he said, usually we make the occupy folks do that. verizoncircus [ circus music ] he became my bike

first, i would like to think harvey rose's office. the chief adult probation officer. i'd like to think -- i think harvey rose's office for working with our staff on the budget. we have three remaining open issues. first off, i will say that we do agree with one of the recommended reductions, which is the $97,000 in attrition savings on a one-time basis. but the three open issues that we have are, one, our temporary health salaries. as i mentioned at our last hearing, and all of our issues are related to realignment funding that came from sacramento that we successfully increased from what was to be $10 million up to $70 million to cover the city's expenses. the first item is on temporary help. partially funding our temporary help request. the department had no overtime since i have been chief. what we really rely upon doing is using the lowest cost salary that we can. we have hired prop f to help with the workload. we have hired probation aids. in essence, what we have is we have a need for increased temporary help as we build on the alignment. adult probation is that

we'll check in with you, harvey, to see how this plays out. harvey levine, tmz on tv. thank you very much. >>> spiedy is back and a new spider-man film is out with a new leading man. the amazing spider-man debuted at the midnight and brought in $7.5 million, paling in comparison to the 43 million that harry potter's finally brought in last summer. the movie experts say the new spider man film should do very well during the 4th of july holiday weekend. >>> coming up now on the news edge, filling up these jugs of water was not easy. the journey a maryland family had to take to keep cool after the storm and gas gouging complaints are popping up in the region after many say gas prices are unbelievably high. >>> and don't get crabby, but your 4th of july feast may not be the same this year and another look at weather and sports at 6. orts at 6.  . >>> you take your rhinestone. it's -- it's -- . >> a shocking image of a simulated car crash aimed at warning women about the dangers of applying makeup while driving. the 17-year-old dutch makeup artist whose online makeu

where officers confronted harvey for neglecting to pay his $2 fare. so today, protesters are suggesting that you not pay your fare an that's why they are blocking the trains out here. the medical examiner later found out that the bullet that killed harvey came from his own gun. but family members and friends dispute that and want the service shut down from facebook a.m. today until 5:00 p.m. tonight. right now, police are still -- 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. tonight. right now, police are still here keeping things under control. let's go to sal. >>> if the j, the k and l, all of those street cars are -- actually, it's only the n and j that won't be able to get in at 245 funnel, you might want to -- tunnel, you might want to think about using b.a.r.t. or the f line from the castro downtown. we'll let you know -- we just got a tweet that said muni will be sending shuttle buses to this area to get people downtown. we'll have another traffic update coming up in a few. let's go back to the desk. back to you. >> thank you. >>> sunnyvale, breaking news. police

important information to add to the record, but also to this discussion, so if i may, if i can ask harvey rose? president chiu: mr. rose? >> president chiu, supervisor campos, supervisors. in the first paragraph, we say that businesses pay an annual fee ranging from a minimum of $25 to a maximum of $500 based on the amount of their annual payroll, and that is shown in table 1 of page 5 of our detailed report. beginning in 15-16, the annual fee would increase by $65, for $25 to $90. that is an increase over 200% for all businesses except for some, where the fee would increase by $50, from $25 to 7 $5, and that is an increase of 200%. secondly, we point out that small businesses with an annual payroll of $250,000 or less pay an annual registration fee of $63 to 4 cents on average under the current registration fee. if the ordinance is approved by the board of supervisors, submitting it to the electorate, all businesses with annual gross receipts of $1 million or less would pay an annual registration fee of $145.76 on average, an increase of 129.4%. we also point out that the business regist

let's get the ball rolling with footballer harvey red not taking himself out of the running to become russia's next football manager the former tottenham hotspur boss the snarling the high profile candidate list on to a dozen names the sixty five year old looked all but certain to take the job for euro two thousand and twelve but soul of opposition who roy hodgson also left without a club gig after spurs signed up former chelsea boss under villa in his place the london native quoted as saying that russia would be a fantastic job for whoever takes it but it is not for him the country's big name coaching wish list also names rafael benitez fabio capello pep guardiola. marcelo lippi is also well not short list but the two thousand and six world cup winner has huns full managing china's ever growing day their local rivals going as you are now five just. benny ahead of their clash on sunday the twenty nine year old nigerian spent nine years in the english premier league scoring hundred thirty seven goals. ok you want to work which is really great. to news. story. this is a. pretty good is

rich harvey is incident commander. >> the line itself is in, the firefighters are working to hold it, improve it, and secure it. colorado is having a historic fire season. and the west, really, isn't that far behind. it's not just colorado. >> reporter: an average year, roughly 74,000 acres burn in colorado. this year the state has seen over three times the damage. over 200,000 acres have been lost to fire and it's only the beginning of july. but susan solich sees one encouraging sign-- in the one pot she saved from her fire at her home, her grand son's cantaloupe seeds are beginning to grow. >> we've got a little life left out of the house. yeah. there's hope. we're going to do something but we're all okay. >> reporter: there's a thunderstorm blowing in now but, scott, if the conditions remain relatively favorable weather wise and firefighters are able to keep this fire somewhat under control, incident commander rich harvey told me today he is hoping to get that fire fully contained by a week from today july 9, that would be good news for everyone here. >> pelley: fingers crossed. an

harvey weinstein, great to have you here. nice to talk candidly with you. >> can i ask you a question? >> yeah. >> i saw a poster for scary movie. my brother and david zuker are about to go into production. how did you know the cast we had? we have not even announced them, and you have that story first. >> remember how i said it was -- it's creepy that you're in my head about what movies to make, now you're in my head, too. >> thank you, rachel. >> thank you, we'll be right back. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. are you in good hands? wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less-expensive option than using a traditional lawyer? well, legalzoom came up with a better way. we took the best of the old and combined it with modern technology. together you get quality services on your terms, with total customer support. legalzoom documents have been accepted in all 50 states, and they're backed by a 100% satisfaction gu

the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. tape 55 >> welcome, this is carl. >> great to meet you. >> great to me you, and i want to thank you for your interest and this is the city's animal shelter. and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i ra

harvey levin, from "tmz". this was obviously supposed to be a huge, happy summer blockbuster event and now this, harvey. >> well it's all gone. all of those, you know, emotions and the joy of all this clearly gone. what is interesting, warner brothers is not saying anything more. we're part of the warner brothers family. they're on lockdown not talking to anybody about this beyond what they said. we can tell you right now the plan seems to be just hold the course that the movie is playing in all of the theaters. we've been ebb canning. there have not been a lot of people trying to get their money back even though on our website we put a poll asking people if they're scared to go to the movies now. 42% say yes. so, it seems like it is clearly shaken a lot of people but the people who really wanted to go see this movie do not seem detered, alisyn. alisyn: those fears, harvey, are not all together unfounded. there are possible copycats. we see that in other big notorious crimes. in fact the police chief here in n

the harvey milk photo center focuses on adult classes. and saturday workshops expose youth and adults to photography classes. >> thank you for being here. i want to thank the young people for being here, because you are the future. there are going to be things in this building and you are going to see that are not normal in those buildings yet. they are cutting edge, but by the time it you are my age, everybody is going to have this stuff, and you will be some of the first to see it. it is great to have you here. really quickly, this is a building we are proud of, because this is really who epitomizes the value in san francisco. it uses a third less power than a normal office building. it saves money. i want to kick it off by introducing the mayor over his career he has have so many different figures on this building from being the administrator to being the mayor, so this is a welcome thing. phyfe good morning, everybody -- >> good morning, everybody. i have got the same eyes as you today. this is the first time i have stepped into this