ultimately even the erie opened its doors to us after all the reason for this change of heart remains a mystery they even offered to show us real golden rice growing in philippine soil it wasn't outdoors in an open field as originally agreed but at a heavily guarded experimental field at the organization's headquarters. this bruce tolentino led us to research most well guarded treasure so this building . this is called worth. access to this greenhouse is controlled you have to log in and we ensure that no animals birds or rats get into that reynosa and spread the seeds around because we want to make sure that the research being done here follows all the protocols for credible sounds. to me. that golden rice growing in a hermetically sealed greenhouse. is the security intended to protect animals. what would happen if burris started eating vs beta carotene greens. the answer to this question has yet to be investigated. so. eerie demonstrates how the genetically modified plants are harvested one by one. ok well this varieties are being planted and we are testing a range of varieties to f

relinquished rights and responsibilities regarding golden rice to the erie. the inventor did not approve of this agreement made in two thousand and ten. but his objections were ignored today to try because feels he was booted out. that iseman data rice they are working with in the philippines today doesn't it belong to you anymore in the good ones morally and legally it still belongs to us but on the basis of the material transfer agreement which is an agreement between the gates foundation eerie and sing get into that we were circumvented and really is a good. that means at the moment we have no direct influence on what has been going on at the erie for the past two years. as it is and if we are not happy about these developments we consider it not only unfair but also legally improper. of the we don't intend to take. these and. saying they claim that the erie contemporarily determine what happens with golden rice is incorrect they went on to say we would like to state that our interest in golden rice is of a purely humanitarian nature. a noble motivation bu

also relinquished rights and responsibilities regarding golden rice to the erie. the inventor did not approve of this agreement made in two thousand and ten. but his objections were ignored today to try because feels he was booted out. that iseman data rights leader working within the philippines today doesn't it belong to you anymore in the good ones morally and legally it still belongs to us but on the basis of the material transfer agreement which is an agreement between the gates foundation eerie and sing get into that we were circumvented and it was a good. that means at the moment we have no direct influence on what has been going on at the erie for the past two years. it isn't if we are not happy about these developments we consider it not only unfair but also legally improper. of the we don't intend to take. over it is a good plan. saying the claim that the erie contemporarily determine what happens with golden rice is incorrect they went on to say we would like to state that our interest in golden rice is of a purely humanitarian nature. a noble motivatio

the erie also stops communicating with us while we're still in switzerland we had arranged to film the next harvest of the golden rice but one month before the appointed time our request was rejected the hearing won't tell us why where perplexed. the inventor of this miracle rice ingle put trying to use as lived in worked in switzerland for many years he is dedicated to the idea of harnessing unpopular genetic technology and using it to help people so i had to do this ever since i first started working i've tried to ensure that my words benefits the world's poorest people who do lose and. he's become is not a scientist i'm an engineer engineer it is my desire to solve practical problems i use science as a way to solve real world problems. they are at the heart of his efforts malnourished or undernourished children and pregnant women. acute vitamin a deficiency usually results in blindness or even death the world health organization estimates that two hundred million children around the world suffer from a lack of vitamin a. since the one nine hundred eighty s. ingle put try case has co

at the international rice research institute preparations are well underway the erie wants to bring the new strain of rice to market. our quest began in the capital city of manila a metropolis with a population of twelve million. do the people of the philippines want this kind of product have all the respect identified or are people afraid of unforeseen side effects that might occur when store shelves are filled with a genetically modified version of their most important basic food stuffs. were stuck in our hotel for weeks we've been in touch with the authorities but now that we're here they don't want to see us why not are they afraid we'll ask unpleasant questions. the erie also stops communicating with us while we're still in switzerland we had arranged to film the next harvest of the golden rice but one month before the appointed time our request was rejected the hearing won't tell us why where perplexed. the inventor of this miracle rice ingle put frankness has lived and worked in switzerland for many years he is dedicated to the idea of harnessing unpopular genetic technology and

the glass plates that are in erie erie pennsylvania better uncatalogued that they are safe.ou say you found them. i thought archivists just had them lying on the floor and they didn't. that is where that came from and there are more. it's sort of a strange picture, don't you tank? its eerie county historical society which is quite an operation. some of these local historical societies, it's amazing. this is fair and they have the one child, matilda was her name until the house was done and she became a teal. many try to marry her off to every title particularly a spanish title. she married eldridge gary and then divorced him when she mad sumner welles. they went to a dinner party and electric lightning sparked between them across the table. they were both divorced within a month and a half and married and very devoted to each other. as a matter of fact james turned up a catalog of the jewelry that was sold. when was it sold? about 20 years ago. they are beautiful. they are huge pieces, necklaces and a tiara. the rose has been sold lately. this was not in their strangely enou

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and that's creating significant snowfall on the eastern edge of lake ontario and lake erie.this is coming down quite heavily. but some spots only get 6-8 inches of new snow tonight. however, because we have the gusty winds, we're continuing not only with windchill warnings here, but a blizzard warning as well, coming off the tip of lake erie. the snowfall is pretty intense, and with the wind blowing it around, you can't see it at all. it's not just the fresh snow coming down, anywhere from 5-15 inches as you look at lake erie, but adding more to that. so it's an impressive story when you talk about the great lakes and the snowfall. and we'll keep you updated on that and just how cold it's going to be as we move into the early morning hours. >> a closer look at the homeless and their nightly struggle to stay alive. >> it's a full house at the mission for the homeless. the shelter opens its chapel and dining room to accommodate extra demands. on monday night, the temperatures fell to 5° fahrenheit. the shelter took in 179 people who had nowhere to go. matt helps to run the mis

well it's over recall dr guide me that's the lake erie. as you can see the water has been frozen over here in cleveland and other parts of ohio before the pipes are frozen many people have low water pressure or what the goal of the city of cleveland encourage everyone to stay indoors as much as possible and officials opened more week sentence canceled schools were gracious hostess will be open throughout the night. and serve as a shelter for those who really do give me a job very very elements and thank you so much for your reporting early in the mail. as i hear him in a nice and balmy ten degrees as their behalf thanks so much for one another. we are the eu. i watched it. i'm quite sure it's all been told that i might as well as some. it meant. right now. i have. it is. sells. steve. cancer korean star iraq. specialist utilize the political economic social and cultural issues of korean society korea us relations is the most important relations we live in a country sunday at twelve pm. we knew we knew who will. been. it is six one what she

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. >> ifit's erie to think about. >> a college student arrested in pennsylvania for possessing a weapon of mass destruction used to call the bay area home. a marijuana operation led to bomb making materials. he planned to blow things up and bought the materials on line. he was arrested for other offenses. the 19-year-old is a student at penn state. he grew up on the peninsula in belmont. >> never thought something like that would happen. >> reporter: he used to be friends with vlad. . >> he was always a bright student and had good grade and a high gpa. he wanted to be an engineer and wanted to graduate from a university and get a good degree. >> other kids remember vlad as being a skater, a quiet kid who hang out with a quiet crowd. he made explosives in california. an old friend he was always into that stuff. but another said he talked about making robots. >> i don't think he is linked to terrorism or doing something to the public. maybe it is a hobby he had. i feel bad for him. i know he wasn't -- it's not something he would do. i guess it was a dumb mistake. >> reporter: his address

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we're not seeing near the totals we thought we would see because lake erie, the moisture from the lake isn't going up to that cold air to produce the accumulation that 3 feet of snow that we thought here. where we are right outside buffalo we're seeing about 10 inches of snow. but of course a blizzard warning in effect through tomorrow morning. so we could see more as these conditions persist. piers? >> pamela brown, thank you very much. ted rowland, cnn correspondent is in chicago, illinois near the amtrak train station. currently 4 degrees, i believe. what does it feel like, ted, compared to yesterday for example? >> reporter: big difference, piers. we did move to michigan avenue downtown. yesterday when we were coming to you we were below zero. 4 above feels like tropical weather here. in fact, it's woken up some people. the hibernation seems to be over in chicago. temperatures are going to get better and better. today was another horrible day, however. sub zero temperatures, roads were in terrible shape. and you mentioned those train -- folks that were stuck on amtrak trains. it wa

that was all sucked out of him ery quickly down 17. jim: i kept thinking all day long that jordan spieth would catch a little hot streak and make a run at this in the end. the 36-hole leader. ne back coming into the day. stumbled at 15 and 16 which erailed his chances. and he will make quick work of things here at the 72nd. a closing bogey. bogies on three of the last our holes. nick: well, he will learn all about tempo and balance and how important that they are. this on the final day. jim: woodland with a birdie putt would move him into a tie for sixth. still maintains a home back in lawrence, kansas. hat is his alma mater. nick: ooh, it was on the wrong side. that is a misread. kind of understand it when your brain is scrambled. im: 74 for woodland. and lastly, we will have marc leishman with a chance to gain a share of second. here you go. a round of 71. five players tied for second. leishman and day and perez and choi and delaet. but the champion here is scott stallings. his third victory on tour he won in 2011, 2012 and now he ha

the big thaw after the big freeze is likely -- >> at lake erie, striving the situation for us there, please. >> is still very cold right behind me. as you can see, the water has been frozen over. a lot of water pipes are frozen. many people have no water pressure. the city of cleveland encourages everybody to stay indoors as much as possible. schools and recreation centers will be open throughout the night to serve as a shelter. >> thank you for your reporting. that's all for us for now. [laughter] >> it is a balmy 10 degrees in berlin. >> we're happy about that. a7guc >> a comeback. you're watching live from paris, -- welcome back. you're watching, live from paris, "france 24."\ this is the worst violence to rock syria since the conflict began. thousands of migrants take protest to parliament. they want to be recognized as refugees. mired in debt, social unrest, nad a -- and a rise

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the polar vortex swept across lakes ontario and erie causing blizzard help like conditions. >> it whos like something out of national geographic. forecasters could see up to 4' to 5 feet of new york. >> we ask the public to stay put. the midwest and south are paralyzed by the cold air. >> hurts. hurts. >> it is freezing. >> this water main break near atlanta sent thousands of gallons shooting into the air leaving ice dangling from power lines. road conditions were treacherous. in indianapolis, two medics were hurt when the ambulance with a patient crashed. in chicago, cars are frozen to the streets. a man in kentucky escaped prison and quickly turned himself in. it was too cold much the brutal weather is having a big impact open members' wallets popping up five cents the last month and threatening to shut down oil production. after some will schools and office ons closed, families are having to pay extra for child care and heating costs are rising, with each family spending from $700 to $2,000 to heat their home this winter. >> thankfully a thaw is on the way with temperatures expected

the satellite photo shows all of lake erie is covered in ice. it is too cold to create the conditions that lead to the lake effect snow common this time of year. a welcome break in parts of ohio and upstate new york. it's supposed to be 40 degrees warmer in minneapolis on friday, but we don't plan to get used to it. by next week, another round of extreme cold will settle in. in minneapolis, jamie for cbs news. >> three decades after a heist at jfk international airport, a reputed mobster is under arrest. coem reports from brooklyn. >> fbi agents arrested 78-year- old, vincent thursday morning in connection with a 35-year- old crime. >> got out of bed this morning at 6:00 for something he didn't do. >> the captain of the crime family was charged with helping to pull off the 1978 heist at jfk airport. >> the biggest heist in american history. >> the robbery was the central story of the 1990 movie, good fellas. robert de niro's character was based on the master mind of the heist. he was apparently not portrayed in the movie. according to our source

i mean come through the sault locks and headed down toward either lake erie or lake michigan. >> reporteraters before. running aground, bringing shipping here to a halt before she was towed away. and that was in good weather. >> just to get an idea of how close this actually is, about 80 yards off on our port side, our left side over here is six foot of water. there's not a lot of room to work with here. >> reporter: with sunset less than two hours away, will it be safe? >> one of the biggest parts of being in this job is having to make that call. >> this is news radio 620, wtmj. >> at 2:01 it's 13 degrees below zero. >> reporter: in milwaukee we meet up with police officers from a special unit prowling the streets to save the especially vulnerable homeless. >> it's extremely cold, and people could get frostbite, and they could eventually die out here. >> you want to go somewhere right now warm.library's open t 6:00. >> it's nice to know that there is somebody out there looking out for the people that are like myself. >> put these on, man. >> we'll look for you later on tonight. okay? >>

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it is on lake erie. i know you're used to coiled storms and winters, but what makes this year particularly different? >> well, it's been quite some time since we've had this bone-chilling weather that starts early in december and moves on into january. it's been a big problem. >> how are you trying to get some of yours customers the propane that they need? >> well, what we've done is we've taken our supply and distributed and limiting the amount of gallons we'll deliver to each customer to help keep inventory to help our customer base. >> that must irritate customers when they run low on propane, and they're told, well wait a minute, you've hit your quota. >> it's not a quota basis. we talked to those customers before we made the delivery, and we leave them with at least two if not three weeks' supply, and we assure them that we'll be back to replenish their supply in a two- to three-week period. >> this supply, tell us about how it effects your business? >> well, it's our obligation to keep our customer

estimated that chair that has lost about ten percent of its agricultural land for the past decade erie am i re read this in a beachside the ocean. ms is here having duty repeated flooding and dave had he not one by one areas neighbors are leaving. surrogacy being there are many other buildings yet. one family leave here. there will doubtless you can see the floor of the house. some of the small store and they have. but nothing big and don't have to move out from some other places. this is a long term computer forecasts from the japan meteorological agency and the university of tokyo. he chose dead sea level will rise an average of twenty centimeters around the world by twenty thirty five. to see little round kiva is expected to rise more than twenty centimeters predictions like that have forced dubai's government to take some drastic measures officials are planning to buy land in fiji two thousand km away. he's identified two doesn't have to plot with an asking price of around eight million dollars. the plan is to grow food on the land. but the government does not rule out the idea of

the cold temperatures, high winds, combined with heavy snowfall, are in effect here downwind of lake erie in and around buffalo, before the storm is said and done, you could see about 90 centimeters of snow out there. not to mention that windchill. and all this cold air really is coming in all the way from northern portions of canada. you can see out here in the arctic, that is descending all the way down there into eastern portions of the united states, and temperatures are getting absolutely frigid. we're talking about minus 27 here for your low there in winnipeg. chicago at minus 26. and if you are outside you have exposed skin and temperatures like this, you are going to be getting frostbite in a matter of minutes. you just want to stay inside. and that is really my recommendation. if you don't need to travel, and already airports out here are already being delayed and canceled, you don't need to travel, just stay inside, wait for this to end, and really hopefully the next several days, it is going to be. temperatures are going to be warming up so all bad things do come to an end. chi

we do have some lake effect snow bands across erie and ontario. then this is our weather maker across the west. we're seeing upwards of three feet of snow in the cascades and the northern rockies as well as rain and wind which will start to dissipate throughout the day into tomorrow. we still have winter weather advisories for many states as well as high wind warnings. we're getting readings of 70-mile-per-hour winds. we want to point out santa ana winds will kick up this evening into tomorrow for southern california. very dry out here and warm. the fire danger is high as we head into monday and tuesday. so keep that in mine. taking look at the future radar. we'll see thing taper off here. but as we head into monday morning's commute, a cold front will bring plenty of moisture from the gulf of mexico across the gulf coast and then pushing across the southeast monday and tuesday into the northeast with a little bit of lake effect snow as well. there is the forecast precipitation. several inches of rain. we'll keep that flash flood watches and warni

the other is the mayor of erie. he is a good guy. whoever he is he calls me up and he goes hi it's joe from -- and is perfectly entitled to do this. we have a similar problem it's getting out of hand. i will be there a week, you help me? i'm thinking i have an op-ed i want to write in "the new york times" for wednesday and i want to write that. i'm thinking about "meet the press" next week. i don't want to go -- do the project all week and yet he's totally entitled to use me as his lobbyists. so do i want to write on the problem, do i want to work on this stuff? do i really want to do this? that is what senators do. moynihan was in beller meant some more hoisting one or two having a good time. he wants at the lieberman your trouble with you is your state is too small and you can't hide in it. [laughter] moynihan would say oh he's upstate somewhere or he's down in new york this weekend. it's carlisle, having a great time. i don't think i can get away with that in pennsylvania. we don't have cosmopolitan senators in pennsylvania. that'