paul farrelly: thank you. >> i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in sending our deepest condolences to the families and friends of signaller ian sartorius-jones from the 20th armored brigade headquarters and signal squadron too legit, and lance corporal gajbahadur gurung, attached to the 1st battalion of the york sure regiment. these are dedicated soldiers who were highly respected by their colleagues. they're courageous, selfless service will never be forgotten by our country. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. >> may i associate myself and all house with the prime minister's remarks? in the past week, chief constables in england and wales have warned that policing is on an edge. there is no doubt about it. we are not seeing enough police on the streets. we are not catching and of burglars. we are not investing enough. can i ask the prime minister, how does that square with the reality? >> the fact is the percentage of officers on the frontline has actually increased. what we inherited, we inherited a situation where there were uniformed officers p

paul farrelly. thank you. >> i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in sending our deepest condolences to the families and friends of signaller ian sartorius-jones from the 20th armored brigade headquarters and signal squadron too legit, and lance corporal gajbahadur gurung, attached to the 1st battalion of the york sure regiment. these are dedicated soldiers who were highly respected by their colleagues. they're courageous, selfless service will never be forgotten by our country. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. >> may i associate myself and all house with the prime minister's remarks? condolences to the family and friends of the two brave soldiers who have given the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. in the past week, chief constables in england and wales have warned that policing is on an edge. numbers fall to the lowest in a decade. the prime minister said the following during television debates. there is no doubt about it. we are not seei

problems building up some people think china has problems building up and i want to bring up paul farrelly market watch has been writing he sat there singing your praises as a commodities guru i want to bring up what he said about if people should follow you. and china he says should you follow his lead forget america invest in china the world's greatest market maybe follow roger's earlier advice and hot commodities how can how anyone can invest profitably in the world's best market he says don't this is a no win scenario for china the usa the world and you so tell me what do you say to that. i think mr prout should short commodities and should short china it's very simple we don't want to i don't argue with anybody there's no reason to argue all you got to do is write down what he said right so short the commodities sell short china and we will see in five or six years who was right and who was wrong this is not something to argue the market won't tell us what the answer is pretty quickly but so far as you pointed out all of europe is now in china trying to get them to bail them out. chin

dressed as a dictator which happens to be his main character in his upcoming movie the dictator farrelly the matter of our. parents the academy was worried the baron cohen would cause too much of a ruckus on the red carpet and would be shamelessly promote his movie baron cohen was the star of the hit comedies brat and bruno and it seems that while the academy doesn't mind women competing over who can wear the most provocative even in dress they don't want men wearing anything other than penguin wear tuxedoes apparently the academy has was one group of people the world's newest dictator just couldn't control. after the break the audience booed the topic of contraception when it was discussed at last night's republican debate how long will contraceptives for women remain a hot button issue in america. for a. few. feet. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. mr. welcome back to the big.

christopher john farrelly editor of "the wall street journal" is joining us today.id "soul train" was the rails of a revolution. and don cornelius was the engineer. we were in a meeting when we found out about this. we were totally shocked. to find out it's a self-inflicted gunshot wound. what do we know about that? >> we know he had some health problems. we had gone through some bitterly contested divorce from a second wife. but we don't know much more than that. i'm sure more will come out in the coming days. more on his legacy. what we do know is "soul train" is a very important show. not only for black america, but for white america, but for all americans. to bring soul music straight to your home. this show started before youtube. before twitter before all these other ways of sharing what's going on with music and fashion and dance. it took these things that people might not have gotten to see in their hometowns and they got to see the latest moves. the latest dance moves. the artists they only heard on boom boxes or walkmans. they got to see them in their home