basically immune to the ervice our plans become immune to the herbicides insects becoming immune to bt to the list. the the the genetically modified you know contains it's on the side to side corn well i kind of thing as we see super weeds and super bugs evolve you know which is going to hurt monsanto first is it going to be the inability of their products to to keep up with evolution or is it going to be consumers saying hey wait a minute and if it's the latter what does that have to do with what's going on in europe right now. well it's a tough question astronaut's how you first of all these environmental impacts are super weeds super but the organisms that have become immune to these herbicides because they're so infectious and they're still are used those are absolutely documented those are real not do you that scientifically so those environmental impacts are known and the industry is dealing with it and farmers dealing with it as we speak now these health impacts are tight here at this french study these are a little more up near the subject of very intense information more we fi

. >>> aulso summer may be over, bt this is when the fire season gets into high gear in the bay area. this brush fire today in the east bay is a perfect example of the danger. >>> "nbc bay area news" starts now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwaier, thanks for joining us. the magic number is now 1. right now at&t park is packed with anxious fans as the giants tree to clench a spot in the playoffs. they're playing the san diego padres. kimberly terry joins us with the latest. hello, kimberly. >> reporter: hello, diane. fans tonight are confident their team will clinch that total tonight. they hope they have the golden tickets to a game to give the giants the second division title in three years if they can win tonight. the team unbeatened in its last six home games is in the second half of their series against the san diego padres. as you can imagine, there's a lot of energy and excitement in the stadium as fans cheer on the 2010 world series champions. >> it's very exciting. i've been waiting for this since spring training. 2011 was a disappointment. 2012 is going to be redemption. >> t

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in the size and scope of government, to put our spending so we're not drowning future generation in bt. to make it easier f women to start businesses and to stay employed. to mother our tax burden to flatten it. these are the things that are ultimately going to help women far more than any specific government program. >> you notice how one sided that was. i agree with much of what you said. we need to reign in spending and every economist says and especially when you are recovering, you need to fuel the economy. that is what is the one-sided problem with republicans why they are going to lose. look at what is beginning to happen with no help from the house of representatives. housing is beginning to recover, that is critically important because that's what took the economy down, we've had the best july in six years. it comes late when you consider where the election is coming. there have been no help from the congress, any help at all has been monetary help from the feds which of course many of the republican party want to abolish the economy is recovering of all thin manufacturing and

never would pay for this stake free market mechanism mostly with cash and with its own shares boosting bt stake to twelve in the hof percent in ross never which would make it the second most important shareholder. and the russian oil giant has always strived to reduce the state's stake in the company so it's in the mutual benefit but we will have to wait until the seventeenth of october to hear any kind of confirmation on a deal being signed because until that day the russian partners in t.n. k b b have a priority in purchasing b.p. stake traders didn't like their news rosneft shares closed down here in moscow despite a mostly positive market and a high or price today apple is expected to sell six million new i phone five around the world by monday but said to take every day of today the dollar has slipped to almost one point three on the euro but after a pretty awful run the ruble had that friday feeling with a good end to the week and europe today we'll have some more for you next hour that friday feeling nothing like it next as promised we hear from the prison warden who revealed the h

open for a fourth time after bt world number one victoria zora get in a street that thriller to end a magnificent summer williams won wimbledon as to eliminate gold medals before winning the last grand slam of the season and the american looked to be cruising after taking the first set six to the belorussian however as are and go for brilliantly winning the next set six two to level the much. and then she went on to lead five three in the third and so much. but we fought back in ruthless fashion reeling off four games in a row to win the match seven five in two hours and eighteen minutes the victory is her fifteenth grand slam singles title after winning her first u.s. open title thirteen years ago the biggest fan of success by a female singles player in the open era and the thirty year old says this victory is one of the sweetest i definitely enjoyed winnings and i would be lying if i wanted to be you know this long but it's noble if nothing is more exciting than winning such a tight match in a grand slam final at this moment you know i have no regrets i felt like i gave it all you k

among banking shares bt d's up almost six percent the close stronger than the markets federal bridge company emirates k. is outperforming the market massively up almost nine percent and weaker than the market is. excuse me in sr my investment corporation is down. three percent. that's on the back of poor second quarter results and also reports in the eyeing india's mobile operators the country's media says the deal could be worth four and a half billion dollars india's mobile market is not new forces dema the firm's m.t.s. brand is currently operating there. and finally europe wants a unique pricing system for gas that gazprom is supplying to it energy commissioner going to get says russia knows the rules but does not accept them well europe cannot agree to the fact that gas in some member states is thirty percent cheaper than other nations the move comes amid e.u. commissions and teach us to probe into gazprom securities european commission is investigating whether gazprom resorted to unfair competition and price fixing meanwhile gazprom says its business practices comply with the l

never would pay for this stake free market mechanism mostly with cash and with its own shares boosting bt stake the twelve and a half percent in ross never which would make it the second most important shareholder in gross net and the russian oil giant has always strived to reduce the state's stake in the company so it's in the mutual benefit but we will have to wait until the seventeenth of october to hear any kind of confirmation on the deal being signed because until that day the russian partners in the have a priority in purchasing b.p. stake in his didn't like the element rosena shares just closed down here despite a mostly positive market and a higher price today paul is expected to sell six million new i phone five c. around the world by monday the tech heavy nasdaq up this hour and the dollar slipped to almost one point three on the euro a silver lining for the ruble go off to a pretty awful week ending up on both the greenback and the euro and madrid so i books it was top dog in europe and then up near three percent on reports that you used reading and you risk your plan for inde

animals that are said to that a flea engineered crops and we've learned that pregnant women have the bt gene in their bless the engineer d.c. gene is in the blood of ninety three percent of women of reproductive age and their fetuses so this is a very very dangerous thing to have in the food supply even if it's even only being fed to animals but wal-mart began selling b.c. corn to consumers in the form of regular sweet corn that people eat at barbecues so this is it slowly creeping into every aspect of our food supply now much as i also am entente i was already spent four point two million dollars trying to kill the november prop thirty seven initiative critics like your organization have made this abundantly clear but i mean i have to ask what's the difference in what monsanto is doing versus what you're doing as i understand your organization donated forty thousand dollars to yes on thirty seven versus the four point two million for monsanto well we've actually donated seven hundred thirty thousand dollars and i'm very proud that we've been able to raise that money this is all coming

agriculture that we have ever seen now for the very first time it's spreading to insects to on santo's bt corn crops in iowa are now falling prey to the very bug they're engineered to resist the worm but the monsanto seeds are deemed useless because bugs are eating the plants anyway what incentive will farmers have to spend money for seeds that no longer kill weeds or bugs and in fact. make the problem even worse look one cent is a completely ruthless company that will do anything to meet their bottom line including sponsoring a propaganda campaign to prevent consumers from knowing what they're actually putting in their bodies so in the pants off small farmers who plants get infected with g.m. pollen and then forcing those farmers to destroy all generations of seeds i mean the list goes on and on and tony even don't even get me started on monsanto's talk sic a legacy of government collusion and coverups p.c.b. asper time aspartame and agent orange i mean holo and why the hell are we trusting the same chemical company to make our food anyway look bottom line monsanto cannot be trusted it's

your share of obama's bt is over 50 thousand dollars, and it grows every day. obama's policies are making it harder on women. the poverty rate for women -- the highest in 17 years. more women are unemployed under president obama. more than five and a half million women can't find work. that's what obama's policies have done for women. welcome, daughter. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. coming up here, a fascinating question -- would you let your guests swim with alligators? he is spicing up pool parties with a live alligator. that is a shocking twist. we will get your thoughts and show it to you again next on "good morning america." >> the time is 6:53 and time for the wednesday express' -- we have a roundup of today's top stories. >> in westfield a high-school many of the students will be wearing black after a student was found dead inside his home with his younger brother and their two paris. police are calling the death suspicious. the family was last seen this past sunday edit neighborhood picnic. >> we want to go straight to live pict

isn't bad enough new reports suggest that some strains of monsanto's genetically modified corn the bt corn that helped to create super worms that are resistant to pesticides and to make matters even worse these super worms are devouring crops in parts of the already drought devastated midwest and are projected to spread throughout the entire midwest so on and on santa continues to put genetically modified foods which may contain dangerous chemicals on the market have also managed to create another nightmare for hurting farmers and agriculture in america and that is very very ugly. so generally the corporate elite like to stay tight lipped about how they view their workers most don't want to come across as greedy or as a scrooge but every now and then a cocky billionaire comes along spouts off about it titled once in the work ethic and we all get a glimpse into how the billionaire class thinks and this week we recognize gina rinehart the world's richest woman as that billionaire big mouth now before a play for you what mrs ryan ms reinhart said here's a little bit of her background she

i was going through and he said what is the bt for?ttuce and tomato -- [ laughter ] >> a lot of the officers aren't necessarily from charlotte. >> stephanie: everyone likes bacon. >> that's right. the fact that i'm not wearing a baseball cap, you know what that means, karl? >> what is that? >> stephanie: i found some gays. someone wrote to me and said he is a hairdresser and a huge fan of mine, and he did nancy pelosi's hair, and just based on a hunch, i was like okay and jim is like let me get this straight, you invited total strange people to your house, and i said yes. and i turned out to be a lovely gay party. we ate pizza and watched the convention. my point is look at my hair. >> i have a gay guy do my hair every day. >> stephanie: how long does that take? >> not long, actually. but the first day of the convention, the look of horror on your face when there was no wine being served. she was trying to type into her phone, al gore al gore why have you forsaken me. >> stephanie: and i was in the nose bleed because i am so low rent a

mitt romney promised to repeal and replace the bt's new healthcare law if he wins the white house. he still says that. now it is the affordable care act policies. which one? we will get into that just ahead. first time responders rush to the burning wreckage of the world trade center the feds may acknowledge a link between the docks toxic dust at the site and cancer. what that means for some of the victims coming up. the nascar post season is officially here. the five time sprint cup champion jimmy johnson will be in studio that's ahead unless breaking news changes everything on studio b. >> first from fox at 3:00 early polling from the democratic national convention the campaign karl cameron has the case. gallup's daily tracking poll gives the president a 4 point advantage. rasmussen puts him within 5 points which is within the margin of error. the biggest lead in four months. the convention numbers are often short lived and the romney campaign poster calls it a sugar high. the president has the fundraising edge last month pulling in more money than the republican rival for the fi

look hope with bt holes. into the walls. >> take a look at these bullet holes penetrating the home. there were nine people inside. the parents, siblings, uncles and grandmother. most of them whorf asleep. these large holes the grandmother, the mother, the baby also sleeps here. the bullets are traveling in this direction. and they traveled to this particular wall. on the other side of that wall he stays with his 16 year-old brother. the 11 year-old sleeps right here. >> if there was blood. >> the mother says that she woke up to find her bedroom filled with plaster dust from the bullet holes. >> everybody started screaming. calling the police. >> the sixth grader is expected to spend the next three days in intensive care at oakland children's hospital. >> one last question to you have any idea who would do this? >> grant lotus, kron 4 news. >> this elderly woman was hurt in san there rafael. an elderly woman is injured after a car went out of downtown san rafael thursday. >> the family of the missing san jose man could have been the retired firefighter was been seen since late last m

needs to make him secrety ofxplaing in prenin yre tireless, passionate advocate on behalf of what's btour country. i am grateful for your friendship and your extrrdinary leersh. oining me now is karen finney and e.j. cohen. he's also an msnbc political analyst. e.j., you've been around a while, you can figure these bounces. what kind of a clinton bounce is mitt romney going to get? he told a good joke. that's a big surprise that he could do that. there should be some bounce, right? >> first of all, i think hillary clinton got a great bounce for 20 of e sh ansout the way clinton keeps rising in the polls. mitt romney actually gave a pretty good speech at the clinton global initiative. he had a sense of humor, he talked autelping the poor, which struck me at least as a lot better than that 47% speech. he was actually quite specific, and you know, i think in t end, obama gets thbounce reeneverlion appears othe but clinton is so popular right now, particularly among swing voters, that even a few pictures with clinton might take a little bit of the edge off obama's advantage. not much, but

's aictt th bt some national discussion. no competing ideas about maybe a change in course.ng. the republican par has no competing ideas onhis aat all? nothing to say? with this policy, due process that we afford people, that we kill people, the due process ultimately consists of the president of the unid states making the call. but we are in the process of picking who's going to be the next president and we're not asking where these two men stand on that issue or if they think they should ha that power. thapoweshouxi esons now. look at this week. you have president obama at the un talking about the policy of pakistan and hilla clinton meeting the president of pakistan on the same day. you have the developing story of the drone attack yesterday that killed a al qaeda leader. mp.ou ve asiia but the conversation when it comes to this stuff is he seems like jimmy carter. i read that he was a one-tm president once. really? that's all you've got. how about this. what would you do differently if atotan.is bro, we deserve a politics that is capable of giving us choices or setting u

but the fact is, thiss little bt today seems a little different.tmosphere seems a little different than what we experience through the summer. >> absolutely. you had this monster move. the viewers are not aware. if you ask most people, most people are not in that market. they presumed stocks have not done well because the economy is not the wall. stocks because of the bernanke have done extremely well. he said a couple of years ago, i'm doing this qe stuff that he is talking about to get stocks of. if i get stocks of people feel better. some prices go up. if they feel more they will buy more and build things that we will have more jobs. congress is not doing it. the administration is not doing it, someone has to. that has been helping stocks. his most recent round of stuff, even his own talking as you refer to today, i don't think it's going to work. who knows? lou: and sort of it seems a bit cavalier that the fed presidents is holding forth, you know, the views, but that's fine. also, one can accuse him of being dishonest because there is a reason

. >> andrea: too b bt one. all right. he's probably done it all.r part to help president obama. this time working pro-obama care plot lines in the theme of pop already shows like modern family and "gray's anatomy." joe trippi has it on deck next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well grounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours accelerate receivables, manage payments, and help ensure access to credit. because we know how important cash flow is to reaching your goals. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. ♪ ♪ jose it looks like hollywood may take a major role in pushing the healthcare law. they have hired a big-time p.r. firm that is going to work with shows like "modern family" and "grey's annotmy" to weave obamacare in plot of the show. greg, you hang out with the hollywood types. what do you think of this? >> greg: this is fantastic. finally "gray's anatomy" might be interesting. the deal, wonder why we perceive the media as bias. this is prop

if approved, it would be celebrated separately from algae bt events in june. >> the city of san franciscorapping up a nearly decade-long infrastructure upgrade and if it is done right, you will never even noticed. crews broke ground today on the seismic retrofit of the sutro reservoir, the final project in an eight year effort to shore up the city's water system. workers will lay out 37,000 t of cement to ensure the 60 year-old facility will hold up in an emergency like an earthquake. the mayor says that hurricane katrina was a powerful reminder of why there is no time to waste. >> i learned a lot by having traveled down to new orleans a couple of times to see what they did not do to protect their infrastructure. we're doing it the right way in san fransisco, the responsible thing is to invest and make sure they're safe. >> that reservoir holds 15% of the city's drinking water. >> de golden gate bridge is closer to getting rid of toll takers, the new system will be turned on in september to try and iron out any glitches and at that point drivers can still pay tolls manually but in februar

you may remember the markey cam with the gulf of mexico during the bt spills.pleasure to have you, sir. >> thank you eliot. >> eliot: look at this chasm of where energy policies should go, we haven't made as much progress as we wish we had with the democratic president. where should we be going and how do we get there? >> well, honestly, president obama has done quite a job. since he was sworn in, since bush walked out of the white house in 2009 we have gone from 57% dependence on imported oil down to 45% dependence on imported oil. now we have a record number of rigs drilling in the gulf of mexico 50% more than before the bp spill. record high natural gas. 35,000 new megawatts of wind. 3200 megawatts of solar this year alone and an increase of 54.5-miles per gallon. >> eliot: all of these are great statistics. having said that, look, the dependence-- >> it's all in the arithmetic. >> eliot: arithmetic is good. bill clinton taught us that, and i think mine is still good. the dependence transference from imported oil to domestic oil you were the author of the bi

they bt on the poor, they beat on the weak, they beat on the immigrant, they beat on the foreign.eac okt this latest bombshell from p from politico. mr. ryan has been marching around his campaign bus saying, if stench calls, take amessage. sandwiches with peggy noonan and we'll text later. that was satire from politico. can anyone save this marriage? well, in a desperate attempt to do so, the campaign has assigned neocon dan sr. to keep anye o tr. ryan

in pinellas county, the election pervisor says this is the longest bt i canremember. the voter who sees this the first time may need smelli salts. the huge ballots take awhile to read and fill out. then you have to stand there and scan it in. page after page. and even before this year's monster ballots, florida knows eyave oblem wion lines to vote. with the monster ballots set to slow things down even further this year, what is the state of florida doneo make sure everybody can get through the voting lines? they he cut early voting . 2008 hundreds of thousands voted early in florida. turn up in florida went up by 800,000 people. and this guy, the democratic candidate for president won florida and won the election. now that guy is on the ballot again this year. so they are not going to make o knows if it's connected, but florida's republican governor for this it election cut the days for early voting almost in half. yesterday a federal judge removed the last hurdle t florida's new law. it's true. florida voters are going to have fewer days this year when they even thou

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the initiative and drive to go and make sure they're not burden byed by thousandof dollars worth o bt. >> reporter: students can borrow direct from the govement. now obama proposes to slow tuition growth by increasing state rants. yet he would need congress to help f that. >> i'm not going to go out and promise all sorts of free kn you're going to end up pang f. what iant to do is give you a great job so you'll be able to pay it back yourself. >>epr: mitromney's plan to help students, remove burdensome regulations and get the government out of the student loan business. romney says the flood of federal dollars just drives up tuition. molly broad of the american council on education says the recession's heavy toll on state budgets is also a factor. >> when the state reduces its support, the only other place to turn for most colleges in the public sector is to increase tuition. >> reporter: either way, students like jackie feel left out in the cold. >> a lot of people who don't have students in college or don't have kids my age just think, you're either wealthy enough to go to college o

people realize that reagan's recovery was the sugar high, and sll h to al with it bt >> well, the questionave -- first of all, i'm not sure you're right because paul volcker was appointed fed chair by jimmy carter and he began squeezing the money supply under carter, i know about it, i was there. >> but the recession started in '81. >> you call the misery index. obviously, the sgelement in tis index right now is the unemployment rate, up around 8.3. inflation doesn't help getting rid of it politically if it isn't around. nobody gives you credit for not having inflation. they give you anger if you have -- >> b let me remind you, every right wing economist suggting pela bw becausof our debt. we have a problem of deflation. but i'm just saying, if -- people don't accept that but they accept he's done the best he can. and what's interesting in the polls is that they know it's tough, but they think he's got the better plan fix it. >> let's talk about the two things we argue about on this show. t's art th ira. how do you get through a really good immigration bill that has both progressivity in t

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pope benedict can interviene, bt is not expected to do so.don will almost certainly be granted. i'm alan pizzi in rome. >> jack ford, our c bnbs news ll analyst. what intrigues me about this, why did he do it if he did it, what was he trying to accomplish? did he have help? but there is also the question of whether this would, in most judicial systems, be a crime. >> you are not going to see a lot of these prosecutions in our country. we have entire industries in our country that thrive on the notion of disclosing people's embarrassing documents. we have television shows about it and websites about it. but here because it happens to be documents that came, some of them the handwriting of the pope, they stepped in and said we're going to prosecute this. it's a pretty serious prosecution. aggravated theft, four years in jail as a consequence of this. >> precedent for this kind of thing? >> it really isn't there. it's like a weekend court system, judicial system. they have to borrow people from the monday through friday courts and do this trial

patients on bt 12 had a 50% reduction in relapses and 70% reduction in brain scarring. >> we don't have we have gotten that much closer to getting good control of this disease. >> as for steve o'mally he hasn't had a single ms episode since going on the drug. some of his vision has returned. >> you have to characterize it as a miracle. i feel healthier today than seven years ago. >> researchers hope it will gain approval. >>> this is such good news. there's not a cure but there is treatment and i know, identify done programs on this and you're involved in washington. >> yeah on multiple sclerosis. it's hard because there's not a cure for ms. people are working on it. but this drug clearly has had great effects. >> two decades ago no treatments. making gigantic inroads into understanding and treating disease. >> good news for people with ms. for 15 years oprah winfrey has mean fortune's list of the most powerful women in america. we'll speak with her about this year's list coming up on cbs "this morning". >> "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by v8 vegetable juice. cop have had a v8. it's kind

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liberal incumbent with a troubled economy and problems in the middle east, has been compared to former btmy carter. that's the question. how is romney-obama like reagan-carter? post a comment on my blog or go to our post on "the situation room's" facebook page. >> and you remember americans were held hostage 444 days in iran during that last year-plus of the jimmy carter administration which certainly didn't help him either. >> no. and he had that failed rescue attempt where the marine choppers went in and tried to get the hostages out and they crashed and we lost service people and the hostages were held even longer. >> in contrast to president obama. he had a successful rescue -- successful effort against bin laden that worked. >> yep, yep. but this little thing in benghazi doesn't reflect too well on him. >> thanks very much. >>> a brawl at a major supplier for apple. lisa sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in "the situation room" right now. >> a massive riot forced a foxconn plant that makes parts for apple and other manufacturers to shut down in central ch

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if you can state your name and give it a -- >> i am bob reed withheld bt network and parent senate expecting youth vote dropouts is a high problem with them. going in the opposite direction i was a in a session about disconnected youth a few days ago where they were talking about i think in texas where there is a state that permits funding of using high school funding and i don't know all the details of her age 26. and so that is the k-12 system funding potentially should be made available for older students. i am curious if that is not another way to think of this rather than trying to get to 18 is compulsory. maybe it's about using elementary and secondary education funding for older students. >> real quick, as our high school of the student is 21, 19 or 18, if they need one or two courses, they can come and into credit recovery in those twilight high schools and receive their diplomas and we are very happy and proud to do that. give me the choice between having pre-k and moving money towards the 25, 26-year-old kids, adults, texas last year eliminated funding for all-day prekindergarten p

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patients on bt 12 had a 50% reduction in relapses and 70% reduction in brain scarring. >> we don't have we have gotten that much closer to getting good control of this disease. >> as for steve o'mally he hasn't had a single ms episode since going on the drug. some of his vision has returned. >> you have to characterize it as a miracle. i feel healthier today than seven years ago. >> researchers hope it will gain approval. >>> this is such good news. there's not a cure but there is treatment and i know, identify done programs on this and you're involved in washington. >> yeah on multiple sclerosis. it's hard because there's not a cure for ms. people are working on it. but this drug clearly has had great effects. >> two decades ago no treatments. making gigantic inroads into understanding and treating disease. >> good news for people with ms. for 15 years oprah winfrey has mean fortune's list of the most powerful women in america. we'll speak with her about this year's list coming up on cbs "this morning". >> "cbs healthwatch" sponsored by v8 vegetable juice. cop have had a v8. it's kind

pope benedict can interviene, bt is not expected to do so.n will almost certainly be granted. i'm alan pizzi in rome. >> jack ford, our c bnbs news ll analyst. what intrigues me about this, why did he do it if he did it, what was he trying to accomplish? did he have help? but there is also the question of whether this would, in most judicial systems, be a crime. >> you are not going to see a lot of these prosecutions in our country. we have entire industries in our country that thrive on the notion of disclosing people's embarrassing documents. we have television shows about it and websites about it. but here because it happens to be documents that came, some of them the handwriting of the pope, they stepped in and said we're going to prosecute this. it's a pretty serious prosecution. aggravated theft, four years in jail as a consequence of this. >> precedent for this kind of thing? >> it really isn't there. it's like a weekend court system, judicial system. they have to borrow people from the monday through friday courts and do this trial on