that.o have to balance we have to make sure the paren understand at they have to keep up all their other antimalarial measures. we do not want them to be lax about the use of bed nets, for example, to protect against the use of mosquito bites. this will be an addition to what we do to fight malaria, not a substitute for it. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> tonight, and eagerly awaited and controversial new movie will have its premiere at the new york film festival. be years a slave" is said to one of the most brutal and realistic depictions of slavery ever to have made it to the big screen. based on a true story and then directed by british filmmaker steve mcqueen. we have been speaking to him and the lead actors about the film. >> of all the pictures being shown at the new york film festival, one of the more eagerly waited is rooted in the harrowin real-life experiences of a free black man from new york who in 1841 was kidnapped into slavery, stripped of his identity, given a new name and sent south to plantations in louisiana. the film cycles 12 years of enslavemen

part of the frame work, is my understanding, that that plans and intelligences of foreign leaders would be important for the united states to know. >> that's a hearty paren yell. as long as i've been in the intelligence business, 50 years, leadership intentions, in whatever form expressed, it kind of a basic tenant of what we are to collect and amize. >> why is that important for policymakers to know what the intention of foreign leaders might and might not be? >> well, for one, to determine if what their -- from the intelligence perspective if what they say jells with what's going on. it's invaluable to us to know where countries are coming from, what their policies are, how that would impact us across a whole range of issues. it is not just leaders themselveses. it's what goes on around them and policies they convey to their governments. >> and it's certainly, in my time since being in this business as an fbi agent and since 2004 on this committee, i always found the best way to determine a foreign leaders' intentions is to somehow either get close to a foreign leader or actually get communications of the foreign leaders, would that be accurate? >> yes