in fact it is bt why why why why would bt cotton be any different than. regular cotton and why wouldn't the farmers just grow regular right now it's impossible to even get regular cotton in the many of the districts because monsanto has basically taken over the market making it virtually impossible to find it it's a monopoly yes how does how do they achieve that well they purchased it they also went to extensive lengths of advertising and disinform and so they had bollywood actors spiritual leaders etc converting the minds of the people saying oh you're going to make a lot of money and a lot of money so even though independent research was tracking the reduction in income monsanto was claiming just the opposite and broadcasting that to the farmers so they were basically twisting their arm to get them to invest in the seeds were going to make the rich and a lot of them committed suicide and this is ongoing oh yeah in addition people when they pick the cotton are getting itchy and rational over their rations all over their bodies and when they allow animals

think i will go on to something here i think we are i think we are when i describe for example the bt corn which you describe the corn engineered to produce its own insecticide when i describe that medical conference is that doctors go oh my god this could explain the increase in gastrointestinal problems in my practice since we're to do so in one thousand nine hundred six bt toxin it's designed to break open the stomach of insects and kill them right now according to environmental protection agency there's no impact on human cells and it's destroyed during digestion they got it wrong february of this year journal of applied talks. they took the bt toxin out of monsanto's corn applied it to human cells it poked holes in the cells causing leakage the same kind of holes that may kill insects last year in canada they found ninety three percent of pregnant women had bt toxin in their blood as well as the blood of eighty percent of their unborn fetuses so if bt toxin is drilling holes in our intestine the walls and causing disruption of the lining of our digestive track then it could be ca

allowed their buffalo to graze on normal cotton plants for eight years they allowed them to graze on bt cotton plants for a single day and all thirteen buffalo. are you astounded yet if not watch the rest of my conversation with jeffrey smith on the web conversations of the great minds are calm but the point is sixty percent of the food in our grocery stores is now genetically modified and considering everything jeffrey smith was sane people are increasingly wondering if it's more than just a coincidence that the proliferation of g.m.o. foods has occurred in line with an explosion in cases of breast cancer autism gluten allergies and a series of other diseases the don't see in other nations taking a hardline stance against g.m.o. those we may be quite literally poisoning ourselves the declaration of independence declares that all of us have the right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness well life depends on food food that doesn't kills or make us sick so out of that we all have a right to know what's in our food and whether it's natural or not this battle is being fought in cali

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it won't bt tremendous amounts of rein across the gulf coast states, but 84 is what i am going with today. mostly sunny and nice and comfortable. by tonight, clear skies and cool. grab the jacket once again and here's the forecast for tomorrow. 87 degrees. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with mike masco. >> reporter: let's that you can about the road closures. going into midnight that's along pratt street for the grand prefor the next several days. here's map all about pratt street being closed and streets south of pratt street going through the western sections of the harbor will be shut down. that's penn street to calvert and conway street and towards the mlk boulevard. be aware of that. we will talk about traffic and let's go to some of the cameras and show you really easy commute thus far. there's the shot of 695 showing us a pretty good looking ride. 695 at harford road changing the vantage point we will show you smooth sailing. guys onto you. >>> quarter to 5 and making headlines this morning, tensions and anger boils over and it happened in a courtroom after a hearing in a m

marking your second match in charge of the russian bt manager so his side a bounce back after last weekend's two one loss. with three nil up before the end of the first half we have a bell day with the last of which a minute from the break marcos but sally would continue the rout notching his second of the clash moments into the second period that seemed to a vulgar are with the news mean after all alpha letting their first fifty three minutes in it was a penalty of their off the cool customer converting they would add another later on but to further strikes from the home side including a second would put the result beyond doubt six to the final school i'm applying to the top half of the table volga meanwhile except for a difficult season. now staying with football in lucca moderate signed a five year deal with spanish champions real madrid the midfielder completing his transfer from tottenham for a fee of forty seven and a half million dollars the croatia playmaker saying and i quote it is happy and proud to join the league of giants who have claimed just a single point from the opening two

baysou bt b totop these calls is to call your local elections office and remove your phone number if it's in their files then call the local democratic or republican party headquarters and remove your number there, too. and you can certainly sign up on the stop political calls.org web site. now, it may not stop the calls, but it will tell politicians you are sick of these unwanted intrusion that way you don waste your money. i'm john mat ris. >> now, maryland's mostccurate foreca. >>> we've got a few owers out to the west right now but most of the state has been dry most of the day other than this one renegade cluster of rain pushing through the mountains right now. dry baltimore, ocean city, eastern shore. starts of the day want to show you frost burg seechlt the clouds break up a little bit then. get that shower we were just looking at on maryland's most powerful radar. a nice looking sunset here at st. john regional catholic in frederick. how about that? and one last check, i want to show you here moon set, look at that moon going down as we go past sunset tonight. the day is gett

sees the movers and shakers a see what sectors are really benefits saying for now we've got financials bt be up it's pretty flat supposin save really just fourteen basis points you got gas from around four tenths of a percent find out just this year mark just comes out from a high from around one and the third imposed resulted in hermosa got those see what happened in asia today because that was very much testing the timing because we had the bank of japan a minute show that policymakers are considering steps you see economy and that's a response to japan's economy growing slower than expected in the second quarter see the opposite europe now exports and consumer spending showing weakness that we have energy and still getting in the set up with the financials to deliver it of a big stick just want to mention that now we're looking at wall street coming out looking at the futures and they're gaining at the moment and that's because we're expecting retail sales to prove to be upsides we're looking to that but it's to be oil prices because indeed they are there's been an official report due

very positive note as boiled prices provided a lot of support and also not by financial shares with bt dns burbank and being up almost three percent. and very juicy returns have been promised for investing now in russian infrastructure renascence asset managers say pumping money into new toll roads hospitals and airports will bring over twenty percent annual return something most investors can only dream about the nation's adds that russia's government will back businessmen who could potentially raise the national g.d.p. growth from four to six percent by buying into the project. and a sigh relief for facebook as it shares recovers somewhat after twenty billion dollars was wiped off from facebook's value in four days now the sister of the cofounder mark zuckerberg has moved to google and fresh lawsuits accuse it of encouraging ordinary facebook users to invest well hiding negative earnings forecasts mark zuckerberg is now only the seventy seventh richest man in the world . that's it from this edition of the business news on odyssey coming up next the headlines to stay with us.

bit helped by the by the weaker root ball and losing mostly on the my six were financial shares with bt be declining more than two percent. now gas problems. megachurch megaproject stockmen has been put on hold the parties involved that gazprom norway's stats oil and france's total have said that costs are too high while demand is actually falling but bradley way from the nation's capital he says that this does not necessarily mean that this is the end of the project just a shift in gas from strategy. what's important to note that gazprom in our view isn't exiting the project gazprom is indicating to investors into the government that due to the location difficult conditions in the current tax regime that this product is difficult to proceed so i'm thing that we've seen gas from exit prosy i think we've seen gazprom communicate publicly what it used to how it used to project what is really signaling is that many of the next generation projects shelf projects offshore projects or arctic projects are going to need a different tax structure whether it's lowering taxes or changing the set u

value goes secular what was moving specifically this index the financials were feeling pretty good with bt beginning normally one percent met show of the metals miner was the stock of the day because they gained six percent as it reported a thirteen percent increase in steel production the first six months of the year and gazprom was feeling under the weather here down a harmful percent at the close as it continues its illegal vats all against against the the nationalization of a pipeline in that lithuania. let's move over to commodities which were not providing much support to the russian market today but that might change might change on the first day as a lights we can brands are gaining almost a dollar on the back of the stockpiles in the united states falling by the most in seven months and quite unexpectedly. on the currencies market as you can see the ruble was not getting any support so it was down half a percent against about their currencies was one of the most boring trading sessions when it comes to the dollar euro where there is you see no change at all for the whole day and i

and coming to a wal-mart near you monsanto sweet corn filled with vitamins nutrients and oh yeah bt toxins you know the kind that has been proven to turn in sacks intestines into liquid so why are companies so eager to put untested labeled foods on grocery store shelves we've got a story that'll make your stomach churn. but we begin today taking a close look at the role of informants in the f.b.i. and we'll start by highlighting the case of the man that played a critical role in the black panther movement in the one nine hundred sixty s. his name is richard the man you see here he was a militant activist and arm the black panthers turns out he was also an f.b.i. informant this is all recently coming to light after an investigation by south rosenfeld a journalist that put in a freedom of information request to be f.b.i. asking that they release thousands of documents in connection with a here's part of the report from the center for investigative reporting it discusses the f.b.i.'s techniques in dealing with the black panthers. but a girl who. was to percival neutralizer techniques ranged f

and coming to a wal-mart near you santos sweet corn filled with vitamins and nutrients oh yeah and bt talks in you know the kind that has been proven to turn insects intestines into liquid so why are companies so eager to put untested unlabeled foods on grocery store shelves we've got a story that will make your stomach hurt. it's tuesday august twenty first eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching her t.v. well we here at r.t. are proud to announce today that we have been nominated for in emmy award it's for our coverage of the occupy wall street movement a movement that is sparked that sparked october of last year in new york city and spread throughout the globe thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of various cities speaking out against what they see as government corruption and handling the economy and our t. was there from the very beginning. well from coast to coast occupy wall street protesters storming the u.s. cities today r.c. has been covering this story from day one we have correspondents in all the movements hotspots around the country

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they hammered away at president obama, like to talk bt national unemployment rate being over 8% for 42 months. mitt romney at one point in the speech said, i can almost tell you what the president is going to say in charlotte when he goes to the dnc convention.platitude. pokes aren't going to be fooled by this. mitt romney says the president's policies have failed. the crowd got the standard stump speech when he talks about his five-point plan beginning with energy independence and so on and 0 forth, talked about business, his business experience as well. but he also acknowledged really that there is a challenge he's facing with women and support among women. the latest nbc news polling has the president up about ten points on governor romney with respect to women. so today he threw out, if you will, an offer to women voters around the country that he wants to help them, especially those inclined to be entrepreneurs, get their businesses off the ground. he says women will start more businesses than men this year and into the future. so he wants them to be able to realize those dreams b

let's look at bt buy first. clearly the bad news here. inexplicably, this is a stock that missed out on the days of consumer electronices. i brought a very long term monthly chart to show you the gravity of the technical situation. >> this goes back 15 years by the way. even though we had great advancements like the iphone and ipad, etc., here we have a complex head and shoulders top that has been forming for over a decade. we're right blow the neckline of that pattern, and it sets the stage for significant down tide below. we see measured downside to the single districts we would not. >> when we look at amazon, at first blush, nothing sinister in this art. with something testing resistance, trading at 300 times earnings. just this summer alone. here you see the resistance around the 245 and 250 level. we think you want to sell into that summer surge. take money off the table, easily have a 50% retracement down to the 200 day moving average. around 200 or 205, that's almost 20% from current levels. take profit and raise some cash. >>. >>

. >> about 400 kids came from all over the state, and such, and i get chill bumps thinking a bt it it. >> i learned so much from the kids. i gave up on my state, but i would go back home to visit my family, but i thought nothing would change and everybody was so hard-headed like myself and you would not change people's minds, but these kids taught me that at any age, you can change people's minds. >> reporter: the documentary "mississippi, i am" may change minds, bass says, even among his closest relatives. >> my family is very right wing and conservative and religious, and they are the people that we want to see this film and for their reaction to be like this, is one of the most beautiful things that we have seen. they learned a lot of things. that is the reaction that i definitely wanted. >> reporter: kareen wynter, cnn, hollywood. >>> "mississippi i am" has picked up awards on the festival circuit and the film's director says that she hopes it is seen as far and wide as it possibly can. thank you for watc

bt bain. and that is what i can say to it. and quickly, he wrote an editorial this week about what he learned at bane capital and tied it to people. get the feeling -- >> i get you, i get you. i want to ask you something else. do you think it was a -- let's be honest here. it was a hard sell, even for republicans, right? and they are obviously going to rally behind their candidate. he's get to win -- he has some winning over to do even from people there at the convention. it's not like everyone is going to be going, yay, mitt romney. he has to win over people at the convention from his own party, no? >> yeah, to some extent there will be ron paul delegates there with their own agenda. he will be speaking to them as well. and to much of america, mitt romney has an introduction to make. and in the end, the overriding factor is how you feel about the past four years and that is how many, many, if not most americans feel. >> i got run. if you can give me ten seconds. what are democrats thinking about this convention? who what are

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and you have to convince them that that was bt a a good decision. so i think that not only is a question of -- he's i think you'll see in the campaign, i think they're going to talk about he's a good person, and a good family, awful those things well intentioned but he has tried and failed in the policies haven't worked and i think that there is a question of presenting an alternative people say do you know what? we're okay with voting him out, because we've got someone better with we think has a better idea. i think part getting that is to convince them that the decisions they made wasn't the right one. >> senator, nice to see you. >> thank you. >> and coming up former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is here. we asked over 3,000 doctors to review 5-hour energy and what they said is amazing. over 73 percent who reviewed 5-hour energy said they would recommend a low calorie energy supplement to their healthy patients who use energy supplements. seventy-three percent. 5-hour energy has four calories and it's used over nine million times a week. is 5

the firsthand bt of the mission that killed osama bin laden was written under a pseudonym, a former member of seal team six who now lives in alaska. according to the publisher, the author gives a blow by blow narrative of the saul. he was one of the first men through the door and watched bin laden take his last breath. u.s. officials tell nbc news many in this s.e.a.l. community are outraged one of their own would break the seal of silence. brandon webb is a navy s.e.a.l. and author. >> i have friend at the command of team s.e.a.l. six definitely feel this was a betrayal, that one of their own got out and immediately, you know, essentially is looked at selling out. >> reporter: it wouldn't be the first big leak of information about the bin laden raid. >> i think it was so famous a raid, so successful, that the temptation to leak on the part of everyone involved, including the political leadership, was infantrymenous. >> reporter: in fact, the white house was accused of collaborating with a famemaker who made a movie about bin laden to give president obama a political boost. the white house

bts but while filming last month, she was knocked out cold. struck in the head by a lighting rig, that collapsed in a stiff wind. >> i think at first, people thought this was maybe just a bump on the head. >> reporter: now, it appears to be far more serious. chenoweth releasing a statement, via "people" magazine. due to my injuries, i am unable to return to "the good wife," at this time. i'm getting better slowly. and thank you, everyone, for your concern. >> going back to activity early, again, can make the symptoms worse. can sometimes complicate the recovery. ♪ hello is it me you're looking for ♪ >> reporter: the 44-year-old star won an emmy for "pushing daisies" and a guest turn on "glee." throw in a tony-winning broadway career, and a country music sideline. this is quite a career to put on hold. >> obviously, it's a big deal. we wouldn't be seeing her pull out of it unless it were something serious. >> reporter: two weeks after the accident, chenoweth tweeted, doing better every day. but august 8th came this. today not been best pain

look at pictures with the announcement of the "uss wisconsin" by the way, fittingly , in virginia, bt the issue is the question of the choice will be very, very important. any time you see a candidate who seems that they're slightly behind and goes for some kind of game change with that choice, that hasn't always gone well. but here a real complement to mitt romney but he's aligning himself with the conservative base of the party that will galvanize it and carry risks as well. >> david, i know you've been very busy since all of this broke and tomorrow there's special coverage. >> we're on at 9:00 a.m. a special time for "meet the press." we'll devote the entire hour to the ryan selection and what it means. >> david gregory, thanks very much for your time. >>> and the selection of paul ryan comes as romney kicks off a bus tour around virginia. the new team is holding a rally today in norfolk that they'll travel to ashland after that and that's just outside richmond. then around 4:00 this afternoon they'll hold a rally in manassas and that's where derek ward is now. >> reporter: as you

one of the residents has a bt not far from there, very familiar with the area. going to attempt to try to get to them shortly. the problem is you can't see very well, the rain and wi blowing so hard and our fire department made attempts to rescue people in that ea. reportshere was one lady o rooftop. and so we're fighting these elements and enlisting the national guard and coast guard >> so it's not the coastguard but actual resident who will attempt to rescue them? >> yes, we just got word he was going to take a boat and he had a boat that was in the area and he was going to make an attempt to go get them off the levee. >> i want to recap for anyone joining us. is area under mndator evacuation, about 2,000 people you said earlier live in the area. some people did stay behind, chose not to evacuate. you can update on that and soledad, feel free pin. i know the two of you have been chatting since yesterday. soledad, you're very familiar with this area we want to update aso how many people still affected. originally it was 2,000. do you have a grasp, president nun

amanda davies, i want to start with raisman, she walks away with the could haveted prize, bt was the drama all about. >> she likes to deep everybody on her toes, doesn't she, aly raisman for the second time in this olympics, she went to a tie breaker and the first time in the all around final. she lost out on a medal, the ruling went against this time on the beam she wwas tied. she appealed the difficulty scoring on her beam and in the end the judges ruled in her favor and gave her a higher difficulty rating so she came away with the bronze medal on the beam. perhaps more importantly, she also came away with the gold medal on the floor. she's now tied with gabby douglas in terms of gold medals won at these games. the u.s. captain missed out on the headlines because of everything else surrounding jordyn wieber and gabby douglas but this was her moment. gabby didn't put in a good performance at all. she was talking about how many distractions had been put in her way in the last few days since she won the coveted individual title and jordyn wieber, we've got to give a note to her as wel

y ve bts history. >> around 300 separate tests that he has undergone. and he has never had a positive test. >> reporter: armstrong retired two years later. in court file, his attorneys had doubled the number, saying he had faced 500 to 600 drug tests without a single positive. for some in the cancer community, cheating on the bike is outweighed by good done in the real world. in the sport of cycling, armstrong's fall is just another headache. since his reign, so many close rivals have been caught up in doping scandals, no one can figure out who gets the tour de france wins that armstrong may now have to forfeit. i'm nealsky,eatt >>> now to our othe headline on this friday morning. the cating drenching from orm ait doing from orm as everyone secures their as enowath secures their shiftng the u.s. landfall expected farther west along the gulf in tampa, everyone is king clotath course as republicans ae their nationti >> it's way too early to have any conversation about whether to continue. right now, the -- if you look at the projected path -- you know, it