everyone thought he was terence howard. i sat down with president bush a week ago, watching this film, george h. bush and the caption in the newspaper said cuba gooding, jr., sits with george bush. so for the first time you actually get to see me and my alter ego at the same time. >> wow! >> one of the amazing things about doing this film has been the fact that it's one of the first times with this size of movie, that a group of -- of black actors have been able to come together and be the center of the story, and what that engendered, you know, there is a syndrome. there is a syndrome i've identified coming from the uk here is that we have pointier, and we have denzel. who will be the next denzel? this symbol that there can only be one. i hope that with the film that we've blown that out of the water. >> if this film is any indication, the legacy will be long, deep and beautiful. thank you very much for spending time with me. >>> up next, cuba gooding, jr., and nate parker. >> i play raymond, they call me junior in the mov

g:::::::÷7&>> i am terence f.i would like to know when the willie brown model will be installed on polk street, north of broadway? >> the question, could you repeat the question? >> i would like to know when the willie brown model of newspaper racks are going to be installed on polk street, north of california? >> what is it? >> fancy new newspaper racks, the green ones. >> i think mayor lee and i share the desire of many neighborhoods to get more of these racks. i would like to turn it over to mohammed nuru from dpw over whether you know the timing for this section of polk street? >> thank you, good evening. as you know, we just finished installing all the racks in the downtown area. that was an agreement. gradually, we are working out agreements with the various neighborhoods. i cannot give a definite time, but i would say in the next three months or so we should have those up. [applause] >> is john here? i will give you the question. why are you putting through only 10 lateral police officers and 50 entry-level

you know so we have it here and here and we have a terence well we always have to keep in mind the idea that writing is never exact every time you write there's a little variation your writing evolves over time but it always has variation within it and so unless you're understanding that enamored of the writing you might see something being not exact and think it's different and it's not within the context of the writing. and so these are just a few of the characteristics that stand out as being. the highlights of this very thing and the antenna fires for the beginning with no definitive proof of why john was suffering and only veiled references the lariam is units taken of the drug we decided to request all of his medical records to the freedom of information act but in the two years since his death his records at all disappeared they've not been sent to the appropriate storage facility by his unit when contacted a representative from his unit said they had nothing to send according to witnesses weeks after john's death and then in suits came to the units office and cleared it of all p

this one is actually going forward i mean i have other people had the same reactions as you know as terence proved here with a violent elevator involving you know it's one thing to say that food doesn't have to taste good for prisoners i don't think that anyone is going to expect that they get corny meals but it's another thing if it's actually unsafe and makes the mill prisoners have complained about food since day one and doesn't have to be neutral over prison or a lot of the prison food. that is sold purchased by jails and prisons in the united states is of substandard quality the fruits are bruised sometimes it's spoiled the expertise expiration dates of past that sort of thing and the people who are cooking the food do the best they can with what they're given now prison food is also depends upon what you've eaten before if you're homeless you've been on the street for a long time prison food might be great if you're in the army if you're used to institutional food prison food is very similar now there's a whole continuum there's places where the food is excellent food places where the

officer terence garrett shot and killed him after bailey pulled out a handgun.s on routine administrative leave as police investigate the incident. a man has not been charged in connection with monday's accidental shooting death of a 6-year-old boy in clinton maryland. the child shot himself with a gun he found in a backpack at a home on arbutus lane. ralphael brisc20-year-old raymond allen brown faces reckless endangerment and other charges. flexed it two women responded to an ad for an apartment, but they were attacked instead. >> at a building in the 2200 block of mill road innear old town alexandria. >> alexandria police are still staking out the large office building that sits next to 95 near the eisenhower office building. the suspect was last seen inside. it was daylight around 6:00 last evening when two women were assaulted after being lured into this abandoned office building. unlike most attacks of this nature, which was random, they were assaulted by the man they're arranged to meet. the victims had responded to an online ad for a vacant apartment. al

terence, wherever you are, alove you and i hope that we can rebuild our relationship.

terence is on the independent line. caller: do we coordinate with the other countries to get air space approval before there are any attacks? could you talk about "the long war journal"? guest: pakistan agreed for the u.s. to conduct drone strikes. they have set up a pillbox -- a kill box over to the districts where the drums can operate unfettered. the u.s. rarely strays outside this area. the problem is al qaeda is not just located there. as we can tell by where we killed osama bin laden and -- we dosenior leaders o have agreements. is the same thing with yemen. they know the aircraft are operating in these areas. they have threatened to shoot them down but that has never happened. i established "the long war journal" in 2007. we have imbedded reporters in the war zone. we're trapped in the war. -- we are tracking the war. we try to be a political and explain what is happening in the major theaters of war and in the shadow war as well against al qaeda and terror groups. host: on its web site, you can see charts about

terence a. duffy is the executive chairman of the chicago mercantile exchange. i thank all of you, again, for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to, please, keep your remarks to five minutes, your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. mr. giddens, you may begin your testimony. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shelby and members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. i take seriously my duty as the trustee of mf global inc., to treat commodities securities customers and general creditors equitably. i would like to provide some proposals that may merit further study and, of course, input from regulators, industry experts and the public. a lack of supervision and inattention to maintaining segregation of customer accounts caused the shortfall of customer funds. thus, a possible remedy is imposing personal liability on senior officers and directors when there is a regulatory shortfall. consideration should also be given to requiring not only financial operating principles, but senior officers including t