it cultivation was started and this is an ecological catastrophe so the argument that with g.m. saw a one uses fewer pesticides is simply not true than placed as i am and that's what you're doing so you haven't got a city tonight. new york official statistics reveal that in the past ten years food related illnesses have practically doubled in the u.s. since the introduction of g.m. food to the american diet. we've got a sort of new feudalism in nature's resources are being privatized and the others who also own these natural resources for they own need to be able to use parts of these resources and a part of that is knowledge of what's been produced before and getting new lead patented by live and these are sort of the nuts and can untile that one is a guy vison of us for here. when he had to get up at india even nature is getting back into it so in the nato feudalist times we live in it is so obvious to me that we're going back to times when a king said this river is mine or this land is my flag and farmers have to pay that in order to use it is mine that then they had religion to

were up sharply in november, especially for chrysler, which saw a 45% increase from november of last year. ford says its sales were up 13%, g.m. 7%. the profits of members of congress was the subject of a recent report on "60 minutes." the broadcast revealed that memberes of congress are allowed to use insider information to help them make stock trades that would be illegal for anyone else. nancy cordes tells tells us since that's report a bill to change the law has been gaining speed. >> reporter: it's called the stock disability and it would explicitly ban members of congress from profiting on information not available to the public that they gain through their work on capitol hill. >> we must make it unambiguous that this kind of behavior is illegal. >> we should not be shielding congress from laws that apply to other americans. >> reporter: before the "60 minutes" piece aired last month, the stock act had been languishing for five years. new york democratic congresswoman louise slaughter had only managed to round up nine cosponsors in the house. and now you have how many? >> now we have 138. >> reporter: slaughter was ins