president davis had great hope for sidney johnston. was that just divide or warranted and if he had lived could he have made any type of difference in the west? >> johnston referred to as not the evil joseph e. johnson is alfred sidney johnson who davis would often say was his closest friend which i find interesting. johnston was a year or two ahead of jefferson davis at west pointe and johnson allowed davis to join his set. this was the term they used, we were all in high school, those of us who weren't in high school before the civil war. [ laughter ] and this was a heady feeling for young davis, boy from out in mississippi to be allowed into this elite set, it was polk and a few others and davis i think really idolized sidney johnston ever after and thus when he became president of the confederacy his first concern for his military establishment was to make albert sidney johnston his premier, his senior field general, yet this man davis said was his closest friend, he and johnston as i could tell hadn't seen each other more than thr

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sidney wolfe. thank you both for your time this evening. katie, let me begin with you.ll us what did they do that evoked this rather massive complaint against them? >> well, there's a lot of stuff in here. but some of the main portions are about these anti-depressant drugs paxil and wellbutrin and also about the diabetes drug avandia. what the prosecutors allege is that they market it, as you said just know, they marketed it for several different uses, everything from sexual dysfunction to weight loss, some of the drugses and that they supplied doctors with gifts and trips to jamaica and bermuda and to try to entice them to prescribe it. >> also suppressing the data that the downside, the risks of the prescription purposes were significant and dangerous. >> yeah. specifically with the drug paxil. what the prosecutors say is that they did clinical trials of paxil and looked at the use of the drug in adolescents and it didn't show good results and in fact, it showed -- it showed some signs that it actually was bad. it created suicidal thinking and yet they promoted it. >>

. >> 15-year-old sidney is serving time in detention for running away and resisting arrest. like clockwork, her mom shows up for visitation every night hoping she can get through to sidney before her approaching court date. >> why are you picking? >> because i feel like it. >> why are you so angry right now? >> i'm not. i'm playing with the orange piece of thread. >> so if you do get out, what are we going to do? >> well, it's not like i'm going to be in here forever. i'm getting out soon. >> and then you can go back to school shortly after that. >> i told you, i'm not going to highland. i told you, the one school i will not go to is highland. >> that's the one school district we live in. >> so -- >> again, there's no alternative. >> yeah, there is. i'll go to any alternative school. i just don't want to go to highland. i hate everyone in it. >> i am telling you that that is the option. >> i'm telling you if i go back to that school i'm definitely going to violate my probation. >> what is that supposed to mean? >> don't worry about it. >> no, i am worried about it. what is t

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sidney jackson who was a witness has a book called battle for the soul of islam which is american muslim's attempt to focus american muslims on the war against al qaeda and islamic extremism.

. >>> yesterday i brought you the heartbreaking story of gaya and her three puppies, sidney, matildait was a bright spot of a heartbreaking story because her puppies were rescued by hagar. i have an update for you and a happy video of three beautiful puppies doing incredibly well. >> they're so cute. >> i just want to take them home. >> the bill foundation has taken them in, and they're currently looking for a forever home for the puppies. they were rescued only a few days ago. i feel like they've grown since we saw the video yesterday. >> oh, man. >> oh! >> by now they probably know all about toys and dog food. >> you are exactly right, steven. the woman in this video is helen jupiter. she is a dog trainer who's helping acclimate these dogs. they're currently at the zoom room, a dog training facility. when someone does adopt these pups, and i hope they get adopted together, they'll be well trained. >> they're no longer afraid of humans. the rescuer spent four hours trying to get one of them out of a well. >> now they're jumping all over this girl like they're best friends. they prob

then sidney poitier came along, and he wasn't funny. he was just good. there's me. so that was my pattern. tavis: if poitier is the first one, and you've said this before, if poitier is the first one who really, the first black actor who really turned you on in that way, did you decide when you got into acting that you wanted to be a dramatic actor? you've done the funny you've done it all at this point. but did you initially decide you wanted to be a dramatic actor? >> well, i just wanted to be an actor. it's better to be well-rounded. doing comedy is as easy as doing anything else. you're dependent totally on the material. i'm not a comedian. i don't make things funny if they're not funny. i don't invent funny stuff. but if the material has humor in it, then it's easy to play it. so no, i didn't, i don't think i set out to be a dramatic actor. just an actor. tavis: let me ask the inverse of a question i asked earlier, which is given how late, compared to others, you got started in the business, whether or not there is something, a role, that is to say, that you wi

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poisoned sidney have seized over five hundred million u.s. dollars worth of drugs into the country in a shipment of terra cotta pots the hoard included heroin and the largest haul of crystal meth ever discovered in australia seven people have been arrested and face life in prison if convicted u.s. drug enforcement officers alerted authorities to the plot almost a year ago. daniels our business task on employment in italy reaches a new high what's the story hit ten point eight percent in june new figures show that brings the total of italians out of work to almost two point eight million just as have blamed brussels for forcing job cuts in the euro dick crisis neverless premier mario monti today said he sees the light at the end of the tunnel for the single currency and switzerland's biggest bank is suing the nasdaq for gross mishandling of facebook's listing u.s. bases nasdaq more functions left it with more facebook stalk and hundred million dollar losses facebook shares of nosedive thirty nine percent reports they misled potential investors

the current speaker, of course, sidney sheldon -- sheldon silver, i'm so sorry about that, uses the office there. there is a portrait of al smith. >> they came from the same district. both democrats. both were speaker of the assembly. it's interesting that when you talk about -- it's almost 100 years ago that smith was speaker. and 100 years later we have a speaker from the same district, same political party. the neighborhood is still a very diverse neighborhood. smith became speaker on a fluke. new york state reapportionment was so heavily weighted in favor of the republicans that the democrats rarely held this chamber. smith was here 12 years. he was only in the majority twice. and it was only became democratic, once in the '30s. then you had to go all the way in the '60s before the democrats took over. i think smith would be most proud to see that the democratic party finally got the equal representation it needed when they changed the whole voting system in new york to match federal one man, one vote. you could then allow new york city to send its proper amount of legislators to new y

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. >> sidney, what's your question?k. why can you include that? >> i've experienced that myself. seeing athletes become stars not just because of their ability but because of their looks, both men and women. commercialization is part of sports. we all live with it today. you guys see the commercials for athletes. i think it's kinds of unfair sometimes when people are judged based strictly on their looks, not on their talent or personality. >> we're going to head now to skype and pennsylvania. we've got 9-year-old ryan joining us. good morning, ryan. >> hello, mr. feinstein. i'm very happy to have the opportunity to talk to you. main characters in the book, stevie and susan. when did you decide you wanted to be a sports writer like them. >> i decided i would be a sports writer when i realized i wasn't a good enough athlete to make a living as an athlete. when i was in college i started writing about sports rather than competing in college. i was lucky. it gave me a way to be around sports, carry out my passion for sports

swimmer with african-american heritage in sidney. he won gold and silver.g from swimming nine years ago, he made a remarkable comeback to qualify for the london games. despite the progress in the makeup of the u.s. swim team, though, irvin thinks it'll be a while before the sport gets so diverse that race won't be a topic anymore. >> i mean, the race question is always going to be involved one way or another. if it's -- it might not be the same exact race question that it was ten years ago, but there's always going to be a race question. >> reporter: fredricka whitfield, cnn, atlanta. >>> and of course we want you to stay connected to us here at cnn, even when you're not at home, when you're on the go. grab your mobile phone. go to cnn.com/tv. if you're on a desk top or laptop, you can also watch cnn live. in dabsorb calcium, caltrate's double the d. it now has more than any other brand to help maximize calcium absorption. so caltrate women can move the world. and deposits the same time. for paying your friend back for lunch...from your tablet. for 26 payda

. >> the 29-year-old woman from sidney, australia, is trying to get a good photo to share with friends back home. >> and catherine climbed over two fences to get up to the polar bear fence, which he could reach through, so once catherine climbed over that second fence, he jumped up and grabbed her. >> binky gets the jump on his unwitting victim. his long arms stretch through the eight-inch space between the bars. the massive bear with baseball-mitt sized paws squeezes the woman tightly to the cage. >> i ran over in the direction of the screams and i happened to have my video camera with me. i saw catherine being held by the hip by the polar bear. he had her off the ground. it was the largest animal i had ever seen in my life, and he had catherine's thigh firmly in his grip. >> when i arrived there and saw her like that, i just thought, i got to get her free. >> bystanders watch the bear squeeze his enormous head through the bars. they're confused and horrified. binky plunges his four-inch long canines firmly into catherine's left thigh. his teeth are dangerously close to the main femor

of the oss and the cia, he knew a lot of inside people, yo kn, ranging from social democrats like sidney ok to, youknow, formommustsom bhted,ow tnab jeane cooked these wonderful french meals, and they'd talk about, you know, what it was like to live under communism. ando she brought these preoccupationsyou know, and kirk also kind of phedr to drap ais ewaial democrat. she was a, you said democratic party in her dna, you know? she later on said, you know, i was onof those people who think of the democratic party the way women will say somethi ishetherfhin. ow wthman . and she had, kirk had always kind of pushed her. i mean, she was a little reluck about reluck -- reluctant. there was a fear of flying there in the '50shen she was having her children, that rt to bdot d dperalywa knthblr and he had gotten her to write speeches for humphrey in his aborted 1960 presidential campaign, in his '64 vice presidential, you know, successfulcampaign and even in, kngahelttwa his, his chance, humphrey's chance, and it was, you know, she felt subverted by the things that happened both inside and outside

. >> sean, i think in 2010 news week was sold for one dollar to sidney harmon, the billionaire. >> notworth it. >> i think he got cheated. but let's take meet romney. whatever you say about the guy he goes up there and he's at bain and company, breaks free of that and forms brain capital. it's a huge success. then he challenges teddy kennedy in massachusetts. that is a wimp? then he goes and takes over the olympics? gets whipped in his first run for the presidency, comes back and goes through a rough primary and now he's the nominee. where do they come off with that? it's thetendency to seek some sort of sensational headline which is the reason "news ""is on their way out. >> you are a decent guy, you are i don't wrong on anything, but you have a decency about you. when they do the picture of sarah palin vies ag the chick-fil-a. and her daughter is attacked, called a dirty who whore, and yu have to admit if that was done to barack obama easily, what would happen? >> one person they would never accuse of being a wimp is buchanan. >> but the answer? >> the answer, some of this stuff gets

of the day comes from swimmer michael phelps who tweet this photo of olympic banner from the 2000 sidney the caption talk about a blast from the past. first olympics from way back when. the start of my last one tomorrow. go luck. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for b

. >> and sidney poitier called me and he had read his interview the other morning from los angeles, and he said it so excited me to read in words my theories about what i do. >> brown: another one was steven spielberg, he's talking about, a, thinking that he was going to spend his life making, working in television, and also the story with jaws and about how difficult it was to make. >> he was a young director, he had made sugarlab express and some television at universal. and sanek and brown engaged him to direct "jaws" ask they went up to martha's vineyard in april for six weeks. and he was there through september. he talked about the first prima donna actor he ever met, was this rubber shark that they had built, which was supposed to stand on its tail and smile if you wanted it to. and it never got to the surface. so they were working around that, and -- >> brown: and learned to work with actors later on. >> yes, and steven who thought he was going to have a great career, really there on martha's vineyard thought it was going to come to an en because his picture was going to be such

maybe business jet salemen or of this category but he seemed like sidney greenstreet would have played him and this is he hong kong air shore a year and a half ago he was selling business jets to ambitious chinese millionaires, mainly from southern china. at the time there was no place they could fly them because the air space in china was still very tightly controlled. at the time they didn't really know what they were going to do with them but it was baseline of their magnificence and i saw one transaction conducted in cash, with a lock areful of money. there are parts of the world where a lockerful of money would suggest trafficking. we know there are corrupt aspects to the chinese business boom but the sign of the scale and excitement and all the rest, i have -- i open the book with a description of one other person who decided from -- as an outer to make his way into the wild west frontier, a linguistic wiz, and his role was to sell a kind of airplane called sirus. it's now the most popular small airplane in the world, the kind back in 2000 i bought one of them myself, a little pl

sidney is eight months old. the cutest guy in the world. you. >> absolutely. >> really nice to have you here, curtis. thanks for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> continued success with everything. have a great wedding. >> continued success with the show. bring us food next time. >> lee may get angry. it's not pretty. >>> bryan cranston used to be malcolm in the middle's dad. now he's in breaking bad. first, here's a quick look at your local news. hi there. chase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. wow, thanks! beep. beep. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. >>> how can you not move when you hear that song? >> very good job. >> challenge you to not dance to mj. welcome back to "cbs this morning." bryan cranston entertained us for years and made history as the first performer on cable to win three emmys in a row as outstanding lead actor. >> now he's back for one more season as a chemistry teacher turned meth dealer in "breaking bad." >> does this arrangement get a little tricky at times? absolu

sidney is eight months old. the cutest guy in the world.tis. thanks for stopping by. >> thanks for having me. >> continued success with everything. have a great wedding. >> continued success with the show. bring us food next time. >> lee may get angry. it's not pretty. >>> bryan cranston used to be malcolm in the middle's dad. now he's in breaking bad. first, here's a quick look at your local news. >>> it's 8:25 on this friday the 13th of july. wjz has weather and traffic together. let's go to marty. >> let's take a look at first warning doppler real quick. about 74 right now. showers in western maryland. i don't think they'll be able to get here. there are a couple of light showers around. it's still not a big part of this day's out look. take a look at the forecast for the day. a high of 88 degrees warm, a mixture of clouds and sun. now, here is sharon gibala with wjz traffic control. >>> good morning. so far friday the 13th has not proven to be unlucky for drivers. very few problems all morning. just one accident west lorena avenue. a li

joining us now for more from sidney. there's a lot of key risks. do you nevertheless or because of these risks you expect consolidation to continue? >> yes. kelly, good morning. we certainly do see that there are potential signs that there may being a greater consolidation. in fact embedded in what you just reported on fortescue is the increase of cost for developing the new capacity that they are looking to bring in into next year, raising theirual capacity to 71 million tons up to 155 million tons for next year. that $600 million overrun or expected additional cost is one of those key risks we talked about in our report, the ability to bring those project expansions on under cost or at least on schedule and within those cost envelopes. that increasing amount of organic growth exposure they have to increasing costs is actually making with present equity valuations maybe some of the acquisition route as opposed to the new production route looking much more attractive. we think we'll see strategic acquisitions occurring. >> to what degree do you exp

that is the election where the phrase "clear it with sidney" comes from.ead of the first big pac, the cio pac. and that was a big labor union thing. and dewey kind of got up and vociferous about that. he kind of got alive and was saying that truman -- or, roosevelt was turning over the country to hillman and the communists and all that and making a big fuss about that issue. but he got blowback on that from his advisers, and that's one reason why he never touched, like, the communist or extreme left-wing issue in 1948. he had a million excuses for not touching any issues in 1948. >> host: bob in st. george, utah, thanks for holding. you're on with david we tuesday ya on booktv. >> caller: i'm born in 1935, so i transition from my war heroes, soldiers and sailors to baseball. [laughter] but my question was about harry truman. in all that i've read, how much was he aware -- he and the people around him and the military people -- as to the destruction that would be caused by this atom bomb? most especially the terrible radiation effects that came after? were

. >> years ago i covered women's beach volleyball at sidney.'m sure there's a joke to be made about that. let's get to the news. it's only the 6:00 a.m. hour on the east coast but a number of stocks on the move. let's go through a recap. facebook game provider zynga, they are now slashing their 2012 outlook this after quarterly results badly missed wall street targets and facebook shares falling sharply in reaction and ahead of its own report tonight. we'll find out what those numbers reveal. they rely on farmville creator for its revenue. a big deal. different story of shares of western digital hard drive, the hard drive disk maker posting much better than expected results after the close. shares of rival seagate rising sharply on that news and akama stock jumped. shares of cheesecake factory rising. i've never been to a cheesecake factory. the restaurant chain posting higher same store sales by attracting more customer, earnings beat the streets and margins rose. company announced it has instituted a dividend so that's going to be a big deal.