doctors eal sarah laney from the university of conn in france has helped to shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called a european union and four hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of a g.m. no it's not a matter where the gene comes from it's a matter of gene being modified to vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chile from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers out right this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms results as much from anger at government and industry economic practices as from the real or imagined health threats of genetically modified products. as that this two thousand and eight investigative report by donald barlett and james steele for vanity fair reveals goes after farmers farmers co-ops seed dealers anyone it suspects may have infringed its patents of genetically modified seeds as interviews and reams of court documents reveal monsanto relies on a s

doctors eal sarah ling from the university of conn in france has helped shape european policy towards genetically modified organisms called the european union and hundred fifty countries around the world the definition of goods here no is not a matter where the team comes from it's a matter of being notified vitro in its you know the backbone of the origin of the gene what is clear is that more than one hundred countries around the world may require all chile from new mexico to be tested for genetic engineering or even bar imports from u.s. farmers outright this burgeoning resistance to genetically modified organisms results as much from anger at government and industry economic practices as from the real or imagined health threats of genetically modified products. as that this two thousand and eight investigative report by donald barlett and james steele for vanity fair reveals monsanto goes after farmers farmers co-ops seed dealers anyone it suspects may have infringed its patents of genetically modified seeds as interviews and reams of court documents reveal monsanto relies on a sh

can be that can be taken you know relating to illegal immigrants who are in the country i mean in ealing we've had initiatives multi-agency initial initiatives between the council and the border agency and the police to deal with the issues we have of local beds in sheds so there are parts of the the borough where there are. illegal immigrants who are living in very very unsafe and unsatisfactory conditions and that's something which you know can be can be dealt with as a specific issue whereas i think these these billboards as i say they're in english their intended audience is conservative voters rather than actual legal immigrants i think they're totally unhelpful and as i say should be withdrawn immediately but it is a probably a more affordable way of getting rid of immigrants rather than because the legal process or do you think. and i'm not against the process of assisting illegal immigrants who wish to go home assisting them to go home i think there's not a problem with that but the problem is the inflammatory nature of the of the billboards so you know i think i think we need to

border ealing with security enforcement and enforcement in the interior of the country. reforming our legal immigration system so we can reate a healthier economy and create more american jobs by keeping people here who are educated in our great universities. we don't want them to go back ome in the science, technology and engineering fields and work for companies that compete with us. e want them to stay here and grow our economy. and it is also important that we is the the issue of what appropriate legal status for the who llion or more people are not here lawfully today. think it is something that republicans are looking at very closely. we had a very important meeting this week and the result of that, i think, believe that we can continue to move forward in step-by-step approach we are taking to address all three major areas including the status.iate legal congressman eric cantor and i nnounced we are working on legislation that will deal with the issue of children who are by their parents unlawfully and yet have grown up here, sometimes from a very early age, educat

unwanted immigrants reporting from london i'm just are cilia and liberal democrat councillor for ealing john ball thinks that the campaign is just an attempt to score political points. it's totally inappropriate to have these vans going around stirring up problems between the different or different communities so my view as a is that those guns ought to be removed from the streets immediately i think the intended audience for these is not illegal immigrants the intended audience is right wing voters who the conservatives want to retain as conservative voters rather than going to ukip so i think this is totally about domestic u.k. politics rather than a serious attempt to to deal with issues relating to illegal immigrants so you know i think it's not coincidental that these these posters came out when the during the summer when the the relevant liberal democrat ministers who would have been involved and signed off process weren't around i think this is something which the conservatives are doing as i say for their own party political purposes. the greek parliament has voted to make the l

considering we aresi confronting the of massive transfer of power wealth to the chinese of wch they are ealing>> it is tragic the critical infrastructures military networks theovernment itselfet utily infrastructure and thesp transportation system other than theor military network everything else is vulnerable to atack. number chair of thh chinese got there stealing from us is absolutely extraordinary with the military technology and huge intelligence to benefit the nation theyave a commercial industry there developing that will look remarkably american and as it comes out. it is unprecedented what they're stealing fm us and senator lieberman who led the effort to get some legislation, voluntarygisl legislationo have better protection has failed. i think we're on a course to have some kind of the evento that is somewhat catastrophic with cyberattacks that will leadl le us to the legislation weav have to impose on ourselves for the protection of what we truly need. lou: general, thank you for being here. congressooks to make the moon landing site a national park. i will talk with the last man t

for the first time the iphone is included in the eal.will receive a $100 gift card for purchasing a mac and $50 gift card for i mack or iphone. >>> free tv on smartphones, laptops or tablets. customers will access 14 channels and up to 75 on demand shows. >>> jetblue airways announcing a new deal with sam adams. the airlines will sell the beer on flights. that sound good. after the brewery began using cans this summer. sam adams spent two years developing the new cans. >>> just in time for the 4th of july the average price of gallon per regular gasoline falling below $3.50. that is good news that is today's "speed read." [buzzer] david: i love sam adams. liz: the federal reserve approving stricting regulations for banks to prevent a repeat of the crisis which none of us wants to see again. promoting living wills as part of dodd-frank reform. david: do the new standards come with new cost for the banks? fox business's peter barnes joins us from d.c. peter whenever you have new recs it always seems to cause people more. -- new regs. >> dav

we definitely need public policy solutions and meet our legislators to get serious and .eal with studentt issues as you were saying, sallie mae is the largest private originator of student loans in the country and yet it has access to a federal line of quarter percentage, meanwhile, lending the students at 20 to 40 times that amount. something needs to be done. in the private student loan market, we are particularly concerned because of the lack of flexible repayment options, private student loans are largely nondischargeable in bankruptcy and public citizen is particularly concerned about private student loans for two additional reasons. first, private student lenders face forced arbitration clauses in their contracts and second because there are inadequate or really a lack of repayment option plans to refinance. for arbitration clauses in those contracts, lenders stick in the fine print of those contract, clauses that say, if we do you then you cannot sue us in public court. basically, your claim will be relegated to a private arbitration proceeding where we control the rules of the ro

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i can see a day where the majority of our business is .eal-time it is also a global phenomenon. it is not just a u.s. phenomenon. we are in cities around the world and the business has morphed from being a daily deal business that is delivered via e-mail, though that is a very strong business, to being a curated commerce business where these deals exist out on the web. year as abillion last fourth-year business. it is a phenomenon. our goal right now is to manage it and have more focus to make whatwe are delivering on the forecasts are. the company is a strong operating company and i am proud of the benefits that we deliver to merchants and consumers. x god, the clocks is 15 seconds. scott, the clocks is 15 seconds. >> where do you think we are going with our business? we are thinking the same way we have been. we are listening to the consumer . from our business, they are looking for more convenience. we have a very strong value proposition on the convenience position and how we save money for people. we have to keep pushing out to the efficient frontier. have put cars and airp

the president today made a big .eal in his pivot to jobs mr. president, i would suggest, stop the $100 million trips to africa and go talk to some of our small business employers and ask them what's their concern. how will they create jobs, and they will tell you, they will tell you, this is what they would tell the president, mr. speaker, they would tell the president, get rid of that obamacare. that's a weight hanging over my business' head that i can't afford, i can't predict and it's stopping me from hiring people and the people i have now, it's making me shift them to part-time jobs. so i'll come full circle, mr. speaker. if what we want is a part-time economy, let's barrel ahead with obamacare. america deserves much better than america deserves much better. we deserve to create good-paying full-time jobs by the small businesses in this country that are waiting to show economic growth. e have got to remove this lead weight. i thank the gentleman from georgia for yielding the time. and i yield back. mr. gingrey: i thank the gentleman for yi

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detroit,eal sad day in a sad day in michigan.e, the people, back in november of last year, voted down the emergency manager block. law. this adolf hitler governor we have wind behind our backs and and ramrodded through the system. as about the money, the greedy 1% cheaper -- gop has taken over michigan. adolf hitler is alive and well and he is governor of michigan. host: that's a strong comparison. caller: of course it is, he is a dictator. people, go against the you are no better than hitler. host: let's hear from another member of michigan state. this is from hillsdale, mich., a democrat. my feelings about the bankruptcy in detroit, i think it is a good thing. dog democrat. i am surprised to tell you that i am in favor of a lot of things the governor did. i am not in favor of the emergency manager law./ i think it is a good thing that detroit is going through bankruptcy because it needs to slim down . it lost some of population over the last few years. i lived outside the state for 30 years and when i came back, my wife and i w

i think that's how eal it. >> that is a good idea. >> i feel bad about us nin andhaveown >> we have nothingct. good luck to those folks in that county. >>> a break in the weather is still several days away. that's the bad news. >> our coverage continues now with accuweather metest > gog. this dangerous heat wave will continue today and r relief not coming until the weekend. one thing about this heat wave that is so dangerous is it's hot not just in the afternoon. in righ so not a chance to cool down. theing 96 degrees in washington, dc. but the most dangerous aspect continues to be the humidity. t'sl li we're in the triple digits all across the region. today the hottest areas, the tennessee valley and especially along the i-95 corridor from our nation's capital through relief not coming until nd. saturday a cold front but that could bring severe thunderstorms >>> attorney general eric holder maym re-evaluate florida's stand your oud speaking about the acquittal of george zimmerman, holder says and he knows the justice department is still keeping an eye on thi >> while that inquiry is ongoin

some people are priced out of the warkt remember that's a eal problem, and we noticed to address that and make it work for patients, not government, to make it so that the individuals who are in the individual and small group market who can be coverage so personal, so he they're wonderful. again, solutions to the challenges that we face in healthcare that don't require putting washington in charge. and that ought to be our goal. we'd vary patients, congress. congressman tom price, republican of senator senator, .epresent the caller: i mean, we elected him from georgia to go to represent the people of georgia, not the people. what he needs to do is change some of his -- what have they offered? what i'd like to know is what have they offered? i mean, didn't have health insurance before then. all they done is struck everything. nything that's -- even the country coming up, coming up from and what they done it this, all this would have to be something is not extraordinary. just think of all the work they could to. guest: i agree. just think what we could get done if we work together. you'

as we start seeing the housing eal, hopefully these things will happen, that families will be more prepared to invest in their child's education and maybe they will lead to more of a slowdown in the big annual origination number of student loan debt, which have topped $100 billion each year. debt at graduation has grown by over 50%. it is around $27,000 now. many people think that number will be a problem for all of us. host: we are talking with rohit chopra, the assistant director of consumer financial protection bureau. we are talking about student loans and congress unable to come up with some kind of deal yet on the student loan rate. here is a story from cbs that says those working on a compromise deal went back to the bargaining table last week. their legislation would cost much more than they expected. i think the price tag was $22 billion. we have a tweet from boring file clerk. caller., attending a community college. as soon as i transferred to a i need touniversity, file for myself. two questions.ou that congress can still make a deal for student loan rates in order for the rights

eal, criminalse r and terrorists should be prosecuted and jailed.ill bring them to justice the matter what. but as a people guided by principle and the rule of law, we can do better than indefinite detention. for centuries, american service members have fought and paid the ultimate sacrifice to protect the fundamental values that define our nation. we should strive to be faithful to those values, especially when it is most challenging to do so. >> thank you, lieutenant. the last witness on the panel is the president and ceo of human rights first, an adjunct professor at georgetown university. she is one of the leading human rights advocacy groups. she has been a great partner with the subcommittee working on a human rights agenda. before joining, she earned her j.d. from the university of michigan, a master of arts from johns hopkins. testified before the subcommittee before and i welcome you back. please proceed. >> thank you. committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the importance of closing guantanamo bay and how we can do

well, he should support it then if it's a do-nothing ealed. -- amendment. i don't understand why he's so objected to it and hope that he will change his mind and support it. i have tremendous respect for my friend and he and i -- i consider him a good friend and he's been a great member of congress. and he's fought very hard for his philosophy. our philosophies just seem to be a little different and he i encourage everybody, all members, to support this transparency amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have. it the amendment is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? mr. rokita: mr. chairman, i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion that the committee do rise. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it, the motion is adopted. accordingly the committee rises

there is concern that they will come back with a burst of eal, enhanced weapons and explosives skillsemocratic caller from maryland. i want to add to what the others have been saying concerning this conflict in syria and the entire world. i want to know, what will we actually achieve if we take part in this conflict in syria? let me say something before you can go into your questions. i think he will be like we are -- it willr own foot be like we are shooting our foot. even the christians in syria are supporting assad. i saw that on the news. besides syria, look at egypt. refused tow have contend what is happening there. this entire region, there are smart people like us, reasonable uneducated people like us who ofe the power and right helping to solve this problem. must why is it that we solve the problem? the middle east is full of smart, intelligent, judicious people. but imoments like egypt and syria, levelheaded moderate people get pushed to the margins and the extremists with guns are the people who take over. the united states is the only power in the world that can pull togeth

can you issue a statement by 5:today as to how someone who used this ealing wage in the official capacitys a government employee is still employed and drawing a paycheck. can you explain to us by close of business today? >> sir, if i might. we are having discussions at internal revenue service. >> how long do you anticipate the discussions will last? i just read the text this morning, and i've already reached my conclusion. how long do you think it's going take you all? >> we are having discussions with our general counsel -- >> how about close of business tomorrow? >> sir, we're going our very best to follow due process but candidly to make sure we do it appropriately. because i think the committee is aware of the federal personnel -- rules. >> if it doesn't violate them, miss tucker, we need to change them. >> yes, sir, we are doing everything can to make sure befollow the proper procedure. >> i will be anxiously awaiting an explanation how you can say what this person said if your official capacity, and keep your job and paycheck. i will anxiously await that explanation. mr. castillo,

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i thank him for his egs special on this particular -- expression on this particular ealed -- amendment. let me frame it as i close. thanking my colleagues and expressing my commitment to the concept that no child should be thrown away. with form lass changing, block grants being promoted, the idea of a state being shortchanged in its awards means that there needs to be focus and refocus and that is, and from my perspective, to look at those children, whether they are rural or urban communities, who need to be educated who could be considered neglected, delinquent, migrant students. english learners, at-risk students, native american youth. and to determine again, to find a way to focus those dollars in a way that will lift all educational votes. sometimes that will be an this s challenge as formula has evidenced and i'd like to see that no matter what happens, that we have these children protected, many of whom are in the school districts that i represent, including the north forest independent school district that could have benefited from those resources, having given to them a numbe

from our conservative perspective, working with the farm bill and the issues, let's eal with the agriculture and deal with the things in the snap programs and other things separately and i believe that was a good thing. talk about coming and testifying in committees and you and i sit next to each other and you seen it today, if you work, in my personal opinion, you work for the government, congress is your oversight agency. that is the constitutional role. and it is disturbing in not only what we have shared, but i have seen it in other committees as well where they don't show up. we have a disconnect. do you think this person gets your district and the impact that will have in not coming to testify? >> it's extremely disappointing that any federal employee that is asked by congress to come and testify and to give information in a broader sense and they refuse to testify or refuse to be present, that's unacceptable. they shouldn't be a federal employee if they aren't willing to stand up and justify what they do in their position. and constantly you see the buck continuously passed on and nev