>>fallows: how does he perform maybe when his team's just been defeated... >>poyet: you know, to see the reaction. >>reporter: today you can gather all manner of player statistics...on everything from passing success to tacklesmade. rating players on their stats is of course commonplace in sports like baseball, cricket and gridiron...but football is a more fluid game, so just how big a role could statistics ultimately playin the buying decisions of europe's clubs..? >>ansell: it's a bit like a car. you can look at all the statistics but you wouldn't buy it unless you drove it. >>fallows: i don't think it's ever going to be something which would replace the actual nature of going to matches to see players perform and to make judgments based on instinct. >>reporter: although instinct alone has hardly proved infallible...and while scouts picture of past performance is becoming ever clearer...one thing that is 100% certain...predicting whether you've found a phenomenon, or a fraud...will remain very difficult...indeed... >>that's it for this week's world busines

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what's lying fallow and what could be used for something else. >> host: i want to go back to something you said earlier which is you regret at times the fcc has become the federal merger commission. how do you avoid becoming that merger commission and having to set conditions on every deal that comes before you? is. >> guest: well, you -- it's very difficult, you know? and the private sector drives a lot of this, and, you know, the private sector modus operandi has changed in the telecommunications world and in the media world. just like the rest of the economy, we've gone through enormous concentration in recent years, and there's a mindset out there that all of these much sought-after but seldom-achieved economies and efficiencies are the wave of the future. seldom are they realized in these mergers, but often they are sought. so the private sector drives that. but the commission has or should have, can have input here, too, in the approach it takes toward mergers. so the department of justice and the federal trade commission and, you know, government spend a lot of time during the f

what many communities in japan are dealing with today fallowing that 7.1 after shock. >>> barry bonds' didn't testify in his own defense. find out why jurors may be looking back eight years to see how he will defend himself. >>> good morning, northbound 101 looks good in san francisco. it could be crowded later today. >>> good morning, to you. still no word of whether congress will be able to pass that legislation to prevent a government shutdown at midnight tonight. president obama told congressional leaders he wants to hear from them this morning of whether they worked out a deal. >>> the san francisco giants hours away from their 2011 home opener. today's game begins at 1:35 at at & t park. it's chilly out there. the giants hosting the st. louis cardinals. today kicks off a six-game opening home stand. it will end with three games against the l.a. dodgers. >>> today is also demolition day for that building down there. the former naval hospital in oakland. it will be imploded between 10:00 a.m. and noontime. ktvu will be there. we will take you live when the actual implosion happens

we are letting it go fallow. we need to focus which are basically in asia right now. >> thank you very much. >> i have a question. you talked about the next phase of competition for talent. you said that in need of reform of your university system -- you need a reform of your university system. do you also need a reform of your state system to attract talent? if you obscure the internet and do not get everyone free approach to all the information in the world, will talent from the u.s. like to go to china? >> that is an interesting question. i think china is in a stage that, coming from the old days of the contra revolution, the 30 years ago problems as well, my guess is that the government -- sometimes, it is very sensitive and tight. in order to maintain the growth development, there is a certain way they are trying to do. you have some consequences , of course. on the balance, if the development -- if the growth is more, probably some of it will come up gradually. i am optimistic that -- china has [unintelligi

are telling us that they need to do manual cropping, which they cannot afford, or they have to go fallow and put on the foliate. be a non-arid the fall in, -- vietnam-era defoliant. let's use the full two blocks. as put investments across the board. organic does not have the money. but we have excellent science, excellent yields, excellent win, win, win. our farmers and stakeholders are making more money and inputs are going down. it is a larger percentage of our research budget. >> i am hatching a devilish scheme that i will put to you at the end. >> i promise i will now get down to the nitty gritty. but you need this. not dumb.re they will not spend more on see because they are not making more. >> you have some much more in common, and i am not joking. [laughter] this is my devilish scheme. we have time for one more question and then i will pose a. >> outlet to address some of the inaccuracies. there were some that need to be addressed. i wanted to address this question to molly and nina. in terms of a more systems approach to agricultural research and a more collaborative approach, it