E-mail a friendMay 9, 2007
California Sen. Diane Feinstein explains her efforts to close the controversial U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. Emmy-nominated actor Robert Wagner reflects on his successful career.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein
Sen. Dianne Feinstein
Discusses closing the Guantanamo Bay detention facility (1:14).
Dianne Feinstein is California's senior senator. She has a career of female firsts, including: San Francisco Board of Supervisors president; San Francisco mayor (to date, the only woman to hold the position); member of the Senate Judiciary Committee; and chair of the Senate Rules and Administration Committee. She also serves on the powerful Appropriations Committee. Since '97, Feinstein has been a member of the bipartisan Aspen Strategy Group, which explores foreign policy puzzles facing the U.S.
Robert Wagner
Robert Wagner
With his It Takes a Thief, Switch and Hart to Hart TV shows, Emmy-nominated actor Robert Wagner has been a Hollywood mainstay for more than five decades. He can also boast an impressive list of film credits, including the Austin Powers series, Crazy in Alabama and Wild Things. The Detroit native intended to become a business exec, but changed course when he became fascinated with the film industry. Among the charities Wagner supports is St. John's Hospital. He writes about his life's ups and downs in Pieces of My Heart.