documents now say 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 coffee 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 did it how did they achieve that well they purchased it they also went to extensive lengths of advertising and disinform so they had bollywood actors. spiritual leaders that cetera 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 them rich and a lot of them committed suicide and this is ongoing oh yeah in addition people when they pick the cotton they're getting itchy and rationing all over their rashes all over their bodies and

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. >> and that boat right now is a bt three miles offshore. deep below the water. investigators say if all goes according to plan, they'll try to pull the boat out ot walter tomorrow. at that point, they'll have a better understanding of what really happened. >> so many questions. john, thanks to you. >>> we'll turn now to record breaking heat across this country. more than 3,000 records shattered in just these first few days of july. thechbing word of two deaths in chicago where today was the hottest july fifth on record. and all of this heat is now setting into motion what could be a slow motion disaster in the nation's hart land, take a look at this. lake bed in indiana dried up with nothing but parched earth. look now, a year later the drought conditions three quarters of the country in drought. abc's alex perez here. >> causing the earth to crumble on the road ways and on the farm where bone dry soil is creating major problems if for farmers across the corn belt state. >> we're at such a critical point in this corn plant's life now, it could be the beginning o

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than double in the previous year and gazprom was a bit weaker than market up one percent and that's as bt has pretty much given up the idea of teaming up with gazprom in the north stream project which is a pipeline connecting russia with europe and last week gazprom said the british company is interested in extending the north stream pipeline to britain but russian shareholders of ten k b p called. they insisted the move should be done through the russian joint venture yet again and that's something b.p. does not want to do well because i did see one of the head of the national energy security plan said the situation is indeed legally complex. this agreement between b.p. and it hearkens also means not bob is not transparent that is why we see a lot of discussions between two companies for example. i sink and that is impossible to sell thanks to the sound then got the feel of the possible bottom up b.p. is thinking that it is possible to sail through to the sound of the company but not . the same story it is a vile disagreement. as i said in the united states we've had a batch of negative

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>> i was bt a girl -- i wasn't a girl in the 70s. >> when did it happen? >> enough kids reading this book is it will cast the bullying epidemic in an appealing new light. >> will this series warp the mind of the generation the way "green eggs and ham" did ours? >> i don't think so. i think it is a completely phony trend. i was just with colin firth and we were adapting "50 shades of grey" as a tone poem. >> wasn't he attached to that at one point? >> no, he fell ill and colin stepped in which is fantastic. he is a great guy. here is the deal. there is a problem with saturation. you look at the snuggie. the snuggie was everywhere and now it is no where. the snuggie is dead. what is happening with this book is it is everywhere which means there is an over lap. so a couple of kids take it from their parents. but then in about three months you will never hear from this book again. it will be gone because you never see a snuggie commercial. this is a snuggie for your eyeball. >> there is a problem with kids -- as an example, i took my nieces to see "magic mike.

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