you can hear him say, did malcolm go to the bathroom? by the end you know, david walks into the room and malcolm was on the phone and he was spoke to horatio. he kept ad libbing. hi, dear, what are you wearing? he wept on for two minutes until david said, hang up the [bleep] phone. and he said, hold on, hold on. they write it so that character has the last line. whenever he said his button line malcolm would say another one. >> that is genius. >> instead of putting his glasses on -- off he would put them on. >> we drove them crazy. >> it couldn't happen to a more wonderful guy. >> i have to tell you, your new remix, you have to buy it. the great thing about the remix is it forces fans to buy it again. i would buy everything again you put out. what do you do to the music that forces me to pay more? >> i don't know. that's the way you are wired. really, i didn't want to do that. i hate double dipping. we put so much extra content. if you download it you don't get it because there is a dvd that has cool stuff. we did a bunch of songs. it is

we have malcolm x made and the producer, marvin worth who braut bought the rights from the late, great and he got it made 20 years before he and i did it. it took 20 years to get that made. >> you as a, quote, celebrity director, do you like the fact that you have become a sheb rid along with being a director. >> i don't consider myself a celebrity. >>, but you are one. >> as i said before i don't consider myself a celebrity. i consider myself an artist, a fi filmmaker and that's a big difference. i'm not trying to get on tmz. but the reason why people might think i'm a celebrity is because most directors, you don't know who they are. most people don't even know what steven spielberg looks like, but you know what woody allen looks like because he's appeared in his films like alfred hitchcock or he's made a cameo with his films, plus the character i play, mars black in "she's gotta have it." that whole thing with nike was a mistake. i played this character mars black who wore nikes and even when he made love to nola, he didn't take off his jordans, he kept them on and two kinds of nikes

we are also really excited about the scores at malcolm x and we're interested in helping the willie brown parents understand what is next for them. so just wanted to share that with you. chairman maufas: thank you. we want to express our thanks to p.p.s. and all of the community partners who really are dedicated to helping with this. mr. david. >> my name is todd david, i'm a parent at alvarado elementary. i have a couple comments on the presentation that was given. i love the idea of the center, i think that's great and i love the tax thing. those are both great ideas. i think the main discovery workshops is confusing. what are you laughing at? yeah. the main discovery workshop is confusing. i think that people are not going to really know what that is. i know that you're trying to do discovery, apply, enroll. but enrollment workshops will be a little bit clearer, especially to new families trying to figure out what is going on. the collection sites, i wonder if it's possible to open them for more than a day each. i think those are great. i think it's great to have satellite collection s

i love martin luther king, but also malcolm x, sometimes you have to really hold your ground.ompassion, kindness, education. rather than more killing. >> when you graduated in 1965, it was the height of the civil- rights movement. you just alluded to the environment that you were growing up in. as a young musician, what was it like for you in san francisco at the time? >> it was heaven on earth. we would go down to the fillmore and see these great band, the doors, and jimi hendrix, cream, and then go down to the grove to see other music. you could go to the mission district to hear mexican. everywhere i went there was this multi dimensional color and i felt like it was on necessary for me to do just one. like baskin-robbins, i want all the flavors. you cannot just be a mexican play music. there is a lot of beauty in that, but it was not for me. i was born without arms around my heart that wants to embrace everything. palestine's, israelis. japanese, apaches. i am more concentrated with life and love than flags, nationality, religion. that stuff gets in the way. one gets in the

we have two members from the mta board, bruce oka and malcolm hideke here today. i'd like to thank our judges. we have judges representing a lot of president businesses here in the union square area. with that, to all the mta employees and fine citizens of san francisco, thank you for joining us today and thank you for your support. >> matt ford, ladies and gentlemen. the bell ringing competition is a two-part event today. we have professionals competing for a number of prizes in the coveted title of world champion bell ringer. for the amateur portion we have executives from some of our local media outlets competing for first, second, and third place trophies. the competition started with preliminaries. 37 contestants went through filling out the paperwork and a chance to proceed to the finals. all cable car crews were invited to compete. this year they have six finalists competing here at union square, competing against the two-time current champion mr. leonard oates. going to be tough. two years with the tiara, hard to give up. individual trophies welcome awarde

maybe since we are doing college preparatory or something at malcolm x, they are trying to do a family center there. i would talk and see if we could put something up there. those families are not going out necessarily. the other area i thought was lacking, which may be we could -- if we could get the bus to the area somewhere, that would be helpful. i know you have a satellite collection site over there, but this would be good to have a mobile bus theire too. hopefully we can expand. i love it. >> i wanted to make a couple of comments. i think these mobile collection sites -- we need staff to be there. having them there for an extended period of time may mean a week or days at a time. it would be a big impact on the staff here. i just want to point that out. i also want to talk a little bit about the road trips. i think that is great. it is something that has been done before and i think it is probably very effective, but i wanted to talk a little bit about the evolution of these outreach things. i am hoping that -- i know that when we first announced or were talking about implementin

and malcolm x elementary, 29 miles an hour in the district. yesterday 63 was a high temperature. that was the sixth day in the rope for temperatures below average. -- six the day in a row. the average height today is 71. we will be above that today and to regulate prada next week. here's the satellite and radar composited. clear skies for most of the united states, especially the midsection of the country. if that will push in our direction during the pinwheel on the upper right side of the screen, the counterclockwise rotation, that is the unsettled upper level low. an has been sitting over him since sunday. it's finally getting kicked out and getting a zoellick into the atmosphere. high pressure moving into place for the weekend. clear and crisp tonight with lighter winds and a northwesterly wind at 5-10. temperatures in the the 40's across most of the region. 50 downtown. mostly sunny tomorrow. no total sunshine on friday in the mid-70s. we will stay in the '70s saturday through monday. upper 70's on a weekend. maybe 80 degrees here and there is a low humidity. total sunshine

rivers throws a bomb to malcolm floyd, the sacramento native scores a 41-yard touchdown. 24-15 chargers. jason campbell hits miller for a touchdown. raiders cut the san diego lead to two. under four minutes to go in the game. 27-22 chargers. oakland eandz 72-yard drive with a short michael bush touchdown run. the two-point conversion fails. raiders hold a one-point lead. 1:10 to go. rivers hit as he -- throws, by michael huff. the raiders first defensive score sips 2007. the replay shows rivers did fumble. oakland gets the hard-fought win. >> that's a heck of a team, and it's been a nemesis for a number of years, obviously dating back to 2003. an as i said earlier in the week, there have been the champs, and if you ever want to be that, you have to beat the champ. >> reporter: pat haley's team taking on the chiefs. the colts beat the chiefs 19-9. the '72 dolphins can pop the champagne. no team will go undefeated in 20 10. and finally, of course, the big story down here in the south, alabama being upset bisouth carolina yesterday. as a result, the ohio state moves up to number one, stanf

we have a report from malcolm brabant. >> this closes the darkest chapters in greece's recent history. the murder in 2008 ignited the worst social unrest in 40 years, with riots lasting for three weeks. the court imposed the maximum sentence on the special guard, the elder of the two defendants, who was described by the victim's family as a monster and the rambo of the rebellious district of athens where the shooting happened. the family of the schoolboy has welcomed the conviction. during the trial, and the defense painted the teenager as a troublemaker, but the family believes his memory has now been restored. the verdict is a relief for greece's socialist administration, which is trying to keep social unrest to a minimum as it imposes stringent austerity measures aimed at reducing the country's financial meltdown. the anger and resentment of young people, which contributed to the riots in 2008, is still bubbling beneath the surface. the so-called december uprising was also a protest about low wages and poor employment prospects. since the austerity measures were introduced, the min

third quarter and philip rivers deep to malcolm floyd and 41 yards. rivers threw for 431 yards and two scores and 24-15 chargers. late in the third the raiders roared back. campbell filling in for gradkowski. 24-22 and campbell threw for 159. in the fourth michael bush three yards out and ran for a touchdown and the two-point conversion failed. philip rivers arm is hit and he fumbles. branch scoops it up and returns it for the touchdown. after review the play stands and raiders beat the chargers for the first time since 2003 with a 35-27 victory. >> michael huff made a great play to the quarterback. it was a great turnover and took it home. >> have i been through a lot. a lot of the stuff has prepared me for what has happened early this year. y'all have to stay positive. >> it is good we stopped the streak. but as i said to them, let's not make this a 24-hour feel good party. can a smartphone be its own guardian angel ? can it keep an eye out for itself, literally show and tell you where it is when you don't even know yourself ? droid can with lookout

. >> i am malcolm x. >> rosa parks. >> if photography club picked a role model, pretended they were therted clicking. famous musicians, famous athletes, and even a famous local broadcast er. for monique her choice was a no-brainer. >> she's a civil right icon for kids and adults. sheis a very good friend of mine. >> reporter: the fiftgrade areas mother worked with dr. height so she saw her often. >> it was awesome because she would say hello to me. >> reporter: she had double inspiration. >> when i grow up, i want to be a basketball player. >> reporter: it wasn't nearly a game of dress-up before putting on the glasses or grabbing a trumpet, the stents studied the people they admired. >> she played the piano. and she skped second grade. she's 5'11". i like it when i put on the dress and coat and i like to fix it. >> reporter: for an elementary schooler dressing like a person you would have liked to be would ave been fun enough but there was another part to the project. >> it was fun because i like to hit the button on a camera. >> you get to hold on to the camera, photography person. >>

. >> go malcolm. [meeting adjourned.] supervisor campos: good morning, everyone and welcome to the october 21, 2010 meeting of the board of supervisors rules committee. i am the chair of the committee. to my right is committee member, supervisor mar. supervisor alioto-pier is in route. we want to thank sfgtv for their service in covering the meeting. do you have any announcements? >> yes, items recommended for on the agenda will go to the full board november 2 unless otherwise indicated. >> great. i know that there are some scheduling issues, and some folks may need to leave, so unless there is any objection, if we could please call item five out of order. >> item 5, motion concerning the reappointment of leroy king to the san francisco redevelopment agency. supervisor campos: 90 very much. before we begin, if i may make a brief announcement, and related to this topic, today at 10:21 a.m., and i forgot to say this at the beginning of the meeting, but there will be an earthquake drill that the city is actually participatin

. >> they claim that they are adding a 6500 parking space structure to the malcolm lex. what they don't tell you is they are removing 4100 parking spaces in order to build the casino that will run the length of the mall. >> reporter: the opposition group says traffic would be a whole lot worse. the proposal is on the november ballot in anne arundel county. >>> we have a heads up now from the food and drug administration. it is warning about weight loss pills called slimming beauty bitter orange slimming capsules. the fda says do not use them. the agency says they contain a powerful stimulant that is meant to be prescription only an it can be really dangerous for people with heart disease. the drug, by the way, is not listed on the sup lam label. >>> -- supplement label. >> it is something from the hatfields and mccoys. a neighbor shoots up his number's house. his own daughter maybe the reason police caught up with him. >>> toyota about to roll out the new prius and devon is here with the forecast. >> sunset is 30 minutes from here and temperatures are really comfortable

i would like the bank and welcome malcolm wiener and his family.malcolm wiener, a graduate of harvard law school, spent part of his term here at the kennedy school working on the cuban missile crisis. while he was here, he was persuaded to help consolidate various activities and raised funds for what is now known as the center for social policy. while the kennedy school was preeminent in the areas of national security, health, and poverty, national economic issues were needed. hence this lectureship on the national economy. he has published on a wide variety of subjects, including reform of the monetary system, and role of nonlethal technologies including electronic communications in cyber warfare in future conflicts. for the past 22 years, his primary focus has been the study of the replies and collapse of the bronze age civilization of egypt, the near east, and others. we thank him and his family for their longtime support with speakers like this. i also want to thank the acting director. before we get started with the speaker, like to say a few

and the promising young leader fred hampton a target when i believe the man with the land where no malcolm i am. over there hampton was shot to death in his apartment he was twenty one years old if you take for help to him it was out now to murder direct murder if they can't misdirect and they just kill him that's the rule less the history of the united states government american indians are becoming militant commanding the government to take action to help solve their problems you are being discriminated at the site of the eight hundred ninety one dinny massacre the american indian movement held the government gunpoint the f.b.i. moved in immediately dennis banks was an aim leader the suspicion was started to rise after we realize what they were doing to the black panthers and we had a series of meetings. saying look we've got to be aware that this is there's a great possibility that they might be you know targeting. or infiltrations a reign of terror soon gripped the pine ridge reservation in south dakota over sixty a members were murdered others were dragged through the courts. like pel

americans who are being victims of these crimes and i want to play you a sound bite that we have from malcolm smart of amnesty international talking about the justice system not here in the u.s. but in iraq let's take a listen. some may be forced to comply they may go before courts that will accept the any information as evidence against them that may be sent to the. system that doesn't distinguish between you know who are the real culprits some who are the innocent victims. now marina i don't know if that sounded familiar to you but that seems like he's almost talking a bit about the united states hearing out have we heard anything from from memphian and other rights groups on this. absolutely not lucy we have not heard anything from amnesty international human rights watch and amnesty international particular needs to start focusing on these cases and what is happening within the borders of the united states if they're going to try to to be fair and judicial around the world that's great but you know there's a lot of similar cases to the new work for they're taking place here in the u.s. th

he's hit on home runs to malcolm floyd. he's gone up top to antonio gates.e arm, he has the weapons. now he needs the opportunity. kevin: serls, six in the secondary. up at the 37-yard line and 22-yard reception made on the play by crayton, routt was there. tonight on cbs, all new, it all begins with 60 minute, followed by new episodes of "the amazing race," "undercover boss," and "c.s.i.: miami." tonight, only on cbs. one time-out remaining for the chargers. solomon: so much of the san diego chargers' passing game is pred date -- predicated on throwing the ball in the seams. mostly, you'll get man-to-man from the oakland raiders. but they want to stretch you out and they want to attack where they feel they have the best matchup advantage. he's looking down. coverage by routt, at the 22, just that close. solomon: what a throw by rivers. buster davis has to finish off this play. rivers is going to put it on the mark to his receiver, he's working against routt, he got to make that catch. i think routt may have got the hand up at the last second to tip the ball

of doubt ♪ ♪ i'm down to do whatever that'll get 'em out from ♪ ♪ in cities like the -- i'm like malcolmyou but a smoke and a wheel ♪ ♪ i'm breaking the wall trying to find an opening still ♪ ♪ having a hard time trying to climb over the hill ♪ ♪ so many hard times yeah, yeah sleeping on motel floors yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ knocking on my brother's door yeah ♪ ♪ having hard times in this crazy town ♪ ♪ havin' hard times hard times, love there's no love to be found ♪ ♪ havin' hard times in this crazy town ♪ ♪ havin' hard times there's no love to be found ♪ ♪ >> new york city! everybody, wake up! [ cheers and applause ]

. >> again we all thought devon and malcolm would be that guy, it has not wound out that way.for number 13. steve, the thing people say and defenses we've heard this this week, the colts are game planning to stop anthony armstrong because he is that much speed. hey, he's not a big guy like me and you, but he can run fast. we like that, so the colts are saying we have santana moss, and ryan and cooley, we have to figure out how to stop anthony armstrong. he's a viable option in this offense. good for armstrong, great for the redskins offense. they have desperately needed that number two option moss. >> you have the feeling just that one touchdown catch, the confidence level will go up so much. >> for him and mcnabb. >> the one other guy the confidence level had to be huge, landry. >> he has been voted the nfc defensive player of the week. why not? he had a fumble that he forced in the first quarter and last week, aaron rogers in the fourth quarter the interception that set up the game winning touchdown. huge to see landry coming into his own. he said it you'll have to be better

being smacked around. >> we're seeing you in this role, but we always think about you in "malcolm ine a hit show like that is stability in your life. you have a check that's coming in every week. and it's a lovely check. >> yeah. >> so i think what you probably have gained now, you tell us, is the opportunity play these maelt meaty roles, but you dot have the stability of "malcolm." >> seven years, 14-hour days very often. two of my children were born while i was filming it. >> who has time to do that? you know what i mean? you were working overtime, baby. >> fertility clinic. that's where i was but when it ended, it does give you the opportunity to sit and wait for projects you do want to do. i hadn't worked in a year. and it was by choice. i had a very full tumultuous year in my personal life and i wanted to be with my children. we filmed this this suer. and they were with their dad. and i thoroughly enjoyed getting in front of a camera again. >> young actress, what is her name? she's lovely. >> her name is rebecca williams. and she's a young canadian actress who just fit this part

i mean, i've seen you on "malcolm in the middle."hing extreme on this, or, you won't let us kw? >> i don't. i don't, well, there -- there are some ideas that are floating around that, that may have me end up in some tighty whitey underwear. >> jimmy: oh, i love it. that's good enou for us. [ cheers and applause ] that's good enough for the women out there to stay tuned. don't miss bryan on "saturday night live." [ cheers and applause ] this weekend, kanye west 11:30 p.m. right here on nbc. bryan, chris and everybody, jesse eisenberg joins us next. come on back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] whatcha doing little bite™? trying to be big like you, dad. you're so good at keeping everyone full... and focused with your fiber. [ laughs ] but you already are great at doing that. really? sure. you're made with fiber, just like me. but best all, you're the perfect size for smaller kids. [ female announcer ] give your littlones kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats little bites™ cereal in chocolate and now original flavor. they're an excellent source of f

problems to report leaving the american legion bridge down towards tyson's. 295 on the brake from malcolmo the inbound 11th street bridge. crash tying up the right lane southbound toward the 11th street bridge. new hampshire avenue approaching putter mill, we have a tree down. we have additional delays on vre's fredericksburg line. they have speed restricts in place until 7:00 this morning. that will likely tack on an additional 30 to 45 minutes to your commute and the vre manassas line completely suspended until further notice due to wires down across the crack. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> and if updates on the weather 24/7, you can head to our web site for conditions be watches, warnings. can you even find some photos there by logging onto myfoxdc.com. south our big story is from the white house this morning where the president is getting ready to make an announcement, expected to say that rahm emmanuel is stepping down as chief of staff. president obama is expected to name pete rouse as the temporary chief of staff. rouse was the president's chief of staff when he

you would expect to go to 80 party rally or organizing a seminar and have someone recommend reading malcolm bodwell's tipping point and comparing the tea party to the grateful dead. i don't think most think of themselves as deadheads and they are not dropping good for substances one might drop on a dead show. but they've created this community for people, and that's been very powerful and that goes to what joe was talking about. this is a religious movement become a cause and a way of life for many people which is what building that community is all about. >> i really appreciate how each of the panelists is provided my segue for the panelists because kate was talking about organization and we go to dick armey. first of all, do you idolize salles wolinski? [laughter] >> just say yes. >> and i would be interested in your thoughts as far as the model of a grass-roots organization you may see now compared to save 1994 when you were also very active in the conservative takeover. >> welcome a let's do away with salles wolinski as soon as possible. and as efficiently i suppose as we can. i was fir

years and counting it was never about them sold my house trapped in a shell of outcomes i am like malcolmrael -- that is real a spoke in the oil -- in the owheel. knocking on my brother's door yeah ♪ having hard times no love to be found having hard times in this crazy town there is no love to be found having hard times in this crazy town having hard times there is no love to be found ♪ ♪ ♪ lets go. how are you feeling today? [applause] >> my name is john legend. it is good to be here with the legendary the roots crew. [applause] my grandmother [unintelligible] ♪ i never listened, yet i still love it -- obeid my childhood was over 40 nights and 40 days my journey from a journey always felt -- hallways to a hall of fame i started doing what i'm supposed to do if you get a chance to do with over do it right little dull boy -- ghetto boy was reappointed to when you grow up -- whether you're going to do when you grow loup spend your days and nights in little ghetto boy you know how wrong life can be there is so much pain little ghetto boy your daddy was blown away [unintelligible] cruel place

our next question comes for malcolm glover. >> mr. gray, with the current state of our economy, we have an important hiring decision to make. outside of being mayor of greenland and a former engineer, what qualifies you for this high office? what are you better suited to solve these problems than your opponents? >> the reason that i am involved in this is to make a better future for my children and my grandchildren. my experience in the workplace, since the early 1980's, i have been involved in moving production lines. i have watched free trade and nafta it evolves. -- nast that evil. evolves.afta after we got nafta into mexico, they started wanting a little bit more money. when they wanted significantly more than 40 cents an hour, the jobs went to china. so, what i am saying is that this entire religion that has been born around free trade and trickle-down economics has to be shown for what it is. it is destroying this country and destroying the world. the mexican friends that i have in mexico ofor worse off than they were before naf

our next question comes for malcolm glover. >> mr.ray, with the current state of our economy, we have an important hiring decision to make. outside of being mayor of greenland and a former engineer, what qualifies you for this high office? what are you better suited to solve these problems than your opponents? >> the reason that i am involved in this is to make a better future for my children and my grandchildren. my experience in the workplace, since the early 1980's, i have been involved in moving production lines. i have watched free trade and nafta it evolves. -- nast that evil. evolves.afta after we got nafta into mexico, they started wanting a little bit more money. when they wanted significantly more than 40 cents an hour, the jobs went to china. so, what i am saying is that this entire religion that has been born around free trade and trickle-down economics has to be shown for what it is. it is destroying this country and destroying the world. the mexican friends that i have in mexico or for worse off than they were before naf

instead of buying whole milk or 2% malcolm, you can make your heart healthier. host:but whole milk tastes good. guest: 12 cannot see it, people like 1% milk just as well. host: minneapolis, minn., on our line for democrats. go ahead. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i do disagree that cheaper food is so accessible. there is a lot of cheap food that is not just junk food. you have potatoes, oatmeal that you could serve as well. they do not look at the more nutritional cheaper food. a lot of these commercials are so enticing about john food and chips. it would be great to see if these commercials could advocate similar result their wares of during their next. -- commercials could advocate alternatives. we should not make this psychological warfare, so to speak. host: i apologize. guest: we have been working on junk food marketing to children. we have been working with companies. this is something we have been working directly with the biggest marketers to kids and asking them to set nutritional standards and not market unhealthy foods to children, not

i want to thank ellen malcolm for joining us and for all that she has done to help women take electivee all across this country. finally, i want to recognize our terrific candidate for congress, suzanne delbany as well as our terrific organizer. thanks to both of you for the work that you were doing every day. if you for being here. -- thank you for being here. [applause] so, i have to tell you the truth. this is not something that i have been doing very often, this campaigning thing. in fact, i have not done a sense a little campaign that you might remember from a couple of years ago. [cheering] [applause] that is because as a self- described mom in chief, my first priority is making sure that my girls are happy and healthy and adjusting to the very interesting life and the white house. [applause] that has been my focus, but i think i am like every parent that i know. my children are the center of my world. my hopes for their future is at the heart of every single thing that i do. that is why i knew that i had to be here today. that is why i left them at home to be today. because more

thank you so much for waking up with us, we just had governor mike huckabee here and we had malcolm,orida and bar na frank. >> the wife of a chicago man charged in a mumbai terror attacks told federal agents three years before the attacks that her husband was an active militant in an al-qaeda-linked terror group. "the washington post" reported that david kowallman hedley's wife bragged about working as an informant for the dea while he trained terrorists in pakistan and his wife found out he had another family in pakistan. >> massive demonstrations going off in france, president sarkozy's plan to raise the retirement age. there's a huge retest underway in paris and strike fuel supplies, cutting flights and rail services and sarkozy wants to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62. meanwhile, pay attention to this story, please, the father of a missing ten-year-old girl is speaking out. adam baker says he's not sure if his wife alyssa is involved in saecht a hchl zahra's disapp alicia baker a held behind bars for writing a fake ransom note accused of throwing to throw off the investiga

this person here today asset on the path of michael -- malcolm x for social justice.ce to continue my education and belong to a community appears seeking to make community transformation through a program called youth build, where the entire staff invested themselves in helping us take ownership and responsibility for our families. our government needs to invest in people again and recommit to the investment -- to the young people of america. just because i have a steady income does not mean i will relax and let myself out or be forced to believe that everything is ok. if i am doing well and my brother is starving, then i am starting as well. [applause] if i have a home, but my sister is homeless, then i am homeless as well. if i have total civil rights, but others around me do not even have human rights, then something is not right. if my gender is respected, but other genders are pushed into seclusion, then something is not right. [applause] until that something becomes right, we young people must stand and will continue to stand up, just like our history has proven

instead of buying whole milk or 2% malcolm, you can make your heart healthier.est: 12 cannot see it, people like 1% milk just as well. host: minneapolis, minn., on our line for democrats. go ahead. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. i do disagree that cheaper food is so accessible. there is a lot of cheap food that is not just junk food. you have potatoes, oatmeal that you could serve as well. they do not look at the more nutritional cheaper food. a lot of these commercials are so enticing about john food and chips. it would be great to see if these commercials could advocate similar result their wares of during their next. -- commercials could advocate alternatives. we should not make this psychological warfare, so to speak. host: i apologize. guest: we have been working on junk food marketing to children. we have been working with companies. this is something we have been working directly with the biggest marketers to kids and asking them to set nutritional standards and not market unhealthy foods to children, not only on television, but on the inter

our next question comes for malcolm glover. >> mr.ray, with the current state of our economy, we have an important hiring decision to make. outside of being mayor of greenland and a former engineer, what qualifies you for this high office? what are you better suited to solve these problems than your opponents? >> the reason that i am involved in this is to make a better future for my children and my grandchildren. my experience in the workplace, since the early 1980's, i have been involved in moving production lines. i have watched free trade and nafta it evolves. -- nafta evolves. after we got nafta into mexico, they started wanting a little bit more money. when they wanted significantly more than 40 cents an hour, the jobs went to china. so, what i am saying is that this entire religion that has been born around free trade and trickle-down economics has to be shown for what it is. it is destroying this country and destroying the world. the mexican friends that i have in mexico or for worse off than they were before nafta came. i thi

. >> go malcolm. [meeting adjourned.] council member parsons: are we ready? great. let's -- we've invited a new council member, wendy james, to read our introduction today. >> welcome, everyone to the mayor's disability council, today is friday, october 15, 2010. from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. will be our meeting at city hall, room 400. >> control room, there's no captioning.