if we look historically has for how do we try a new tack frank fields and his group poppy real. i think afghan opium should be legalized instead it would benefit afghan farmers raise much needed revenue for the governments nation rebuild and stop the opium falling into the hands of the drug cartels field says it should be military strategy to. grow the brains and anybody who is thinking about how do we get ordinary people ordinary farmers to see poppies as a cash crop. to protect the backs of our troops we will be thinking about how do we harness this how do we pay them for it. to transferred into medicines to counter. burned in afghanistan and kept a secret here in britain no one wants to talk about the u.k.'s opium growing program we asked both the farmers and the company they grow for mcfarland smith if they would give us an interview. said they wouldn't allow the farmers to talk to us because it's part of that contract with the home office that they keep the poppy growing hush hush the home office also declined to comment while poppies are increasingly harvested in britain t

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frank field thinks that policy has failed but the americans would park america and we following this behind them. makes a nonsense of what this relationship should be approach and you'll probably wish it lives at stake not to be able to use it as a bargaining position with the americans to rethink a strategy which i think most people think over the years has failed if we look historically has. had we try a new chairman frank fields and his group poppy relief think afghan opium should be legalized instead it would benefit afghan farmers raise much needed revenue for the governments nation rebuild and stop the opium falling into the hands of the drug cartels field says it should be military strategy to in afghanistan we have chosen problems rather than brains and anybody to be thinking about how do we get ordinary people ordinary farmers to see poppies as a cash crop. to protect the backs of our troops we will be thinking about how do we harness this core how do we pay them for it. to transfer it into medicines to. burnt in afghanistan and kept a secret here in britain no one wants to

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field goal. fourth quarter tied at 3 identify 3. the niners with the football on a first and 10. frank gore up the middle. he coughs it up. the ball is loose. the bengals recover with great field position, but they just get a field goal. they go 6-3, and frank gore to the sidelines. the 49ers' next possession, good drive of the orchs. smith to vernon davis on the throw-back screen. a gain of 20 on the a play. eight catch force vernon and 114 yards on the day. this is not frank gore. rookie kendall hunter is in the 7-yard touchdown run. 49ers take the lead, now 13-6, 49ers. andy dalton tries to rally the troops. the pass is picked of on by reggie smith. dalton throws two picks in the bengals final two possessions. 49ers win 13-8. the 49ers start the year 2-1. vernon davis wanted more balls thrown his way, and he got his wish. kendall hunter with the td while gore went for 42 yards. the 49ers defense did the job. mindy was in cincinnati and tells you house adjustments were a key to a win. >> after cincinnati took a 3-0 lead on its game-opening drive, the bengals and 49ers exchanged 11 consecutive punts. the 49ers offense nev

field goal. but early in the fourth, frank gore coughs up the ball deep in niners territory, but the bengals turn that into a field goal and a 6-3 lead. san francisco answered with the only touchdown of the day going 72 yards. kendal hunter takes it in. i can aers added a 53-yard field goal. the game wasn't sealed until reggie smith made a diving interception with two minutes to play. dalton was picked off twice as san francisco improves to two and one with a 13-8 victory. >>> still to come, the giants' tim lincecum makes his final start of the season. and with more than $11 million on the line, bill hause makes a splash at the tour championship. [ female announcer ] these are the grands! biscuits you love with dinner. and these are the ones you'll love as dinner. grandsmini pizzas. grands! biscuit dough... plus 3 ingredients make an easy dinner everyone loves. grands! mini pizzas... from pillsbury. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male

field goal and the tie. still tied 3-3, fourth quarter, 49ers backed up, frank gore with the carry, he stripped, cincinnati recoversthat led to a go-ahead field goal, gore just 42 yards rushing today. alex smith though led the 49ers back, 10-play 72-yard drive. capped by the rookie, not frank gore. they take a 10-6 lead. andy dalton throws into double coverage, reggie smith with the pick and hold onto win 13-8. they take sole possession of first place in the n.f.c. west. >> it hasn't been like that in a long time especially on the road. we have struggled past years on the road, it's good to see us come out and actually put a good game together. >> it's kind of the here we go again, this was a lot different, guys were fired up again and wanted the ball back, that was a good feeling. >>> tim lincecum had something to pitch for, hoping to end his season with a winning record, but he struggled. already down 3-0, aaron hill blasts one that bounces over the wall for a double. 4-0 diamondbacks. he gives up 5 home runs, he will finish the year at 13-14. will they be able to sign carlos beltran, they got swept in arizona an

frank gore with the carry but he is stripped. cincinnati recovers, that led to a go-ahead field goal. gore just 42 yards rushing.x smith led the 49ers back. kendall hunter, the rookie, not gore, kendall hunter gives the 49ers a 10-6 lead. 2 minutes to play. san francisco up 7, andy tal on the into double coverage, picked off by reggie smith. san francisco holds on to win 13-8 and with a 2-1 record they take sole possession of first place in the n.f.c. west. >> it hasn't been like this for a long time, we have been struggling the past years on the road. it's good to see us come out and put a good record together. >> this was a lot different, guys were fired up, wanted the ball back. that was a good feeling. >> well with the season loss the giants tim lincecum has something to pitch for. but once again the giants took it on the chin literally. in arizona. and the very next pitch from tim lincecum wasn't much better. it goes in the opposite direction, aaron hill blasts it, bounces over the wall for a double, that made it 4-0 diamondbacks. he gave up 5 earned runs and finishes the year 13-14. >>> will andres torres

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. >>> students practicing on the field as parents as demanding change at an east bay high school. good evening everybody i'm frankd i'm julie haener. it would be a first to turn the high school into an independent charter school. heather holmes is live now in concord where a vote on the issue came just minutes ago. heather. >> julie, if you take a look behind me. you can see there's disappointment against the parents that are gathered here. they were looking for out right approval. instead the board agreed to approve the charter petition but with provisions. as the clayton valley high eagles prepare to face off against their next opponent supporters of converting the 53- year-old school into a charter high school prepare to face off against the school district. >> this is the way for us to take control and our teachers to take control. >> reporter: mom allyson says budget cuts have led to a decline at the quality of education at the school and fewer opportunities for students. she believes taking clayton valley out of the district will allow teachers to try innovative programs to restore academic rigor. >> one of

. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm >>> students practicing on the field as parents as demanding change at an east bay high school. good evening everybody i'm frankomerville. >> and i'm julie haener. it would be a first to turn the high school into an independent charter school. heather holmes is live now in concord where a vote on the issue came just minutes ago. heather. >> julie, if you take a look behind me. you can see there's disappointment against the parents that are gathered here. they were looking for out right approval. instead the board agreed to approve the charter petition but with provisions. as the clayton valley high eagles prepare to face off against their next opponent supporters of converting the 53- year-old school into a charter high school prepare to face off against the school district. >> this is the way for us to take control and our teachers to take control. >> reporter: mom allyson says budget cuts have led to a decline at the quality of education at the school and fewer opportunities for students. she believes taking clayton valley out of the district will allow teachers to try innovative programs to restore academic

beaten he had richard dunne to frank next a moot point because the count's men have a bowl full to some showing oceans of space however they did on the most primitive field his effort was brilliantly stopped on the line by the aston villa central defender somehow the visitors went into the half time break goalless by the russians throwing thirteen shots on goal to islands one. russia continue to dominate after the resumption andrea shoving was once again excellent for the home side though he was house enormously above the arash defenses reluctance to closing down yourself or would find some shot again however of thirty three year old elected to past a roman publishing co when trying to get a shot on target would surely have been the better option with time running out of the russians threw everything at a resolute arash defense in just two minutes from time concern seems the owner of thought he'd won it for dick of the count's men but given was once again in the right place of the right time to deny a busy midfielder with his legs to russia had to settle for points because said his side's pull finishing rather than ireland's resolute defending was the ma

finally beaten he had richard guns of frank the next a moot point because because men have a ball for some shoulder notions of space however they did on the more scrimmage field as effort was grilling lee stopped on the line by the aston villa central defender and somehow the visitors went into the half time break dollars despite the russians playing thirteen shots on goal to islands war. russia continue to dominate after the resumption andrea shoving was once again excellent for the home side but he was helps enormously on the orisha fences reluctance to closing down. yourself forward ponson shall begin our work of thirty three year old elected to past a roman public shame go when trying to get a shot on target would surely have been the better option of time running out of the russians for everything at a resolute arash defense just two minutes from time concern seems the honor of what he wanted for dick up the councilmen and given was once again in the right place at the right time to deny it is enid pillinger with his legs to russia had to settle for points of advocates said his science paul finishing robben island's resolute defending was the main reason

but marlon brando and frank sinatra stand out to you as hard to get interviews that were great. >> in the entertainment field can't announce yet, but it's pretty big. >> not on cnn? >> we're doing it on cnn, but i can't -- >> not yet. >> i can't do it yet. and i have an announcement about me that i can't announce yet. >> good lord. >> oh, yeah. you are going to have me back soon. >> you're always welcome. >> but brando of course, quick story on brando, they told me he's going to do only one interview, he wants to do you. he'll call you. i was at the hotel, and the phone rings and i said hello, and he said, hello this is marlon. and i actually said, marlon who? because marlon fitzwater was the press secretary. and then he said, i'm going to have a car come and pick you up. and he came and picked me up, and we drove around. we did the interview that night. at the end of the interview, he kissed me on the lips. >> whoa. >> and i have never been kissed on the lips by a man. >> how was it? >> can't stop thinking about him. [ laughter ] >> good setup. >> i suppose if you're going to get kissed on the lips by one m

frank, megyn, it's so late in the game. the trials and tribulations that rick perry has experienced after just six weeks of getting into the field may well have been part of what chris christie recognized. it's very difficult to join an active campaign even with all the plaudits he's been receiving. chris christie out of the race. megyn: let me ask you before i let you go because he's been denying it, and yet the reports have continued to bubble up including just yesterday the former new jersey governor coming out saying he's seriously considering it, how sure are we about this report today that he has officially made the decision now once and for all he's out? >> reporter: well, people who have been engaged in the attempts to recruit chris christie are now recognizing and in some cases sharing the idea that they will not prevail, that he's not going to change his mind. and realistically it's important to understand that there are an awful lot of republicans who are unsatisfied with the existing field, and they're hoping existence hope that christie might change his mind. it's not just an expression of their support for the new

frank bill ignored all the prederivatives. all these regulations should have been looked that. he should pursue the regulations we already have. guest: that was one of my points. regulators walked off the field and did not enforce the regulations we had in place. it was not fair to blame secretary geithner for the kind of irresponsible behavior that took place on wall street at the height of -- the financial activity. with respect to education, the thing that i focus on is access to higher education. there two statistics that plague me. we have fallen from first to sixth in the world in the number of high school graduates that go onto college. that number does not argue for a favorable future with respect to our ability to compete in a global marketplace. that is one of the reasons i have been as focused on maintaining the pell grants and a strong level to assist students. the president has also been concerned about the telegratellt maximum -- pell grant maximum. >> if charges this congress to come up with $1.5 trillion in savings out by christmas. i'm asking you to increase that amount. i will be releasing a more ambitious deficit plan a week from monday. stabilize our debt in the long run.

frank bill ignored all the prederivatives. all these regulations should have been looked that. he should pursue the regulations we already have. guest: that was one of my points. regulators walked off the field and did not enforce the regulations we had in place. it was not fair to blame secretary geithner for the kind of irresponsible behavior that took place on wall street at the height of -- the financial activity. with respect to education, the thing that i focus on is access to higher education. there two statistics that plague me. we have fallen from first to sixth in the world in the number of high school graduates that go onto college. that number does not argue for a favorable future with respect to our ability to compete in a global marketplace. that is one of the reasons i have been as focused on maintaining the pell grants and a strong level to assist students. the president has also been concerned about the telegratellt maximum -- pell grant maximum. >> if charges this congress to come up with $1.5 trillion in savings out by christmas. i'm asking you to increase that amount. i will be releasing a more ambitious deficit plan a week from monday. stabilize our debt in the long run.