many argue life begins when a sperm fertilizes an egg. others believe it will lead to customize children if parents can reject a number because of gender or other characteristics. parents who could pass on genetic disorders say they have a right to protect their future offspring. >> they want a second child. she would like to conceive naturally but there were about the risks. she carries the gene for a degenerative disorder that leads to blindness. her son would get the disease. she opted for a pre implantation genetic diagnosis. >> if the option is there to have pgd, i should have the right to have the test done. >> a couple intended to have a pgd when there were planning their first child but she accidentally got pregnant before the appointment. she remembers the fear of having a child that could eventually go blind. >> on the one hand, i was unbelievably happy to be pregnant. on the other hand, i was terrified he would have the disease. i blamed myself and i cried a lot. >> their son was born without the disease. the couple has no inte

in return, the great wine god endowed naxos with its lush valleys and fertile fields. while all of the cycladic islands share a legacy of natural beauty, naxos stands out for its rich farmland. thanks to a flourishing agricultural base, it's been able to bypass the tourist market to a c the center of the island is a verdant expanse of fruit and olive trees. olives are the main agricultural product here. according to legend, the goddess athena created the olive. the gods of olympus proclaimed that the city of athens would be named for the god who could invent the most valuable legacy for mortals. athena's olive, a symbol of peace and prosperity, beat out poseidon's offering of a horse, that symbolized the more war-like skills of strength and fortitude. as you travel the main road, you'll catch occasional glimpses of old venetian towers. these are remnants from the middle ages, when the powerful venetians established a foothold in greece, and went on to become the wealthiest traders in the mediterranean. the venetians ruled here for more than 3 centuries before being ove

a.g.u.has benefited from low natural gas prices, a key ingredient in making fertilizer? >> no doubt about it. farmers are flush. they're ready to spend. and agrium, too, it's prize is sort of its retail business. it has a chain of pretty profitable retail sort of farm depose scattered throughout north america. >> tom: trying to take advantage of likely rising incomes with american farmers with higher crop prices. finally, the third one you brought along is dupont, chemical-maker, earnings were out last week. helping to fuel the recent rally. what is interesting here, scott, not just an agriculture play, but really is focused on the global chemical commodity business, isn't it? >> that's right. they've really have a sprawling set of businesses, plastics, and pharmaceuticals, and the pharma ceuticals were a cause of concern. a couple of their drugs came off patents. but they're doing well. they're a competitor with jonsonto, in the genetically modified seed business. >> todd: w>> tom: we mentioned s is a global business because it is intertwined with a bigger picture. mayb

he says he used octomom as part of a study on fertility methods.lier the food and drug administrator investigator accused the doctor as part of a human experiment. they're trying to revoke his medical license accusing him of gross negligence. all 14 children were conceived through in vitro treatment. >> fewer americans are saying i do. in a new survey by the research center, 39% say marriage is obsolete. that's up from 28% in a time magazine survey in 1978. today only 54% of american adults are married. the median age for first marriage is at its highest ever. 28 for men and 26 for women. the stories say the institution of marriage is not as dominant but not about to disappear either. >> we're going to get your weekend started early. >> that's right. what's hot i oprah: all new-- carson kressley strikes again. >> you look quite santa claus-ular. oprah: then, they say they're america's worst-dressed couples. that is a makeover. don't miss the makeover let me cut to the chase. i'm looking for something to help take care... of what medicare doesn't pa

it's an agricultural chemical fertilizer. it was a heavy serl. in today's trading, down 6%. >> as expected, it has been a big mover. the agriculture group has been one of the big parts of the stocks. i think active. we're not choosing the individual stock, but also the sector, too. both look very attract tiff going forward. >> susie: let's look at eaton, it makes industrial products for aerospace. and the economic recovery will be successful with the fed's efforts. eaton is one of our favorite in that category. >> susie: the next stock you're recommending plays into your technology trend, f-5 network. tell us about that one. ticker symbol f.f.i.v. >> sure. this isocks in the sector look attractive, and they do. we look the stock and the sector and technology generally going forward here. >> susie: and you like energy. and you gave us whiting petroleum. ticker & its sector. we think this stock looks very favorable in that area. >> susie: thank you very much. any disclosures to make? do you own any of these stocks? >> i don't own them personally, b

recently, many in france have criticized farming with chemical fertilizers. at the same time, the sale of organic produce has nearly doubled in the past four years. >> translator: organic food is good for you and good for the environment. it just feels like clean food. >> now, many people are trying their hand at organic farming. that includes this man, who started raising 80 goats on his 23-hectare farm last year. he doesn't use chemical fertilizers or pesticides on his pasture. and the goat feed is organic. he makes cheese, yogurt and other dairy products from goats' milk. he expects to get an organic certificate for his produce soon. his previous job had nothing to do with agriculture. but he left it because he wanted to try organic farming. >> translator: i think the only way to protect the environment is to farm organically. >> reporter: but he couldn't afford the land he needed. a plot of land costs about $120,0 $120,000. >> translator: i didn't have the money to buy land, so i really didn't know what to do. >> reporter: but then he found a nonprofit or

a dialysis subsidiary for medical care, and later on this evening a fertilizer maker, reported results that have been higher than expectations. the companies all raised their forecasts for the next of the year. mato and linde shares went down a little bit, mainly because of profit-taking. they had a big rally in the near past. the market in general forward again, mainly driven by the fact that investors hope that the fed will ease monetary policy some money will remain cheap. > stefan wulff in frankfurt. the dax finishing 0.75% higher. the euro stocks 50 closed at 2861. the dow closed at the top of the hour. closed 0.75% higher. the euro is currently trading at a value of $1.4030. business is continuing to pick up for a german wholesale giant. it has increased to $16 billion in the third quarter. that is a billion more than the same period last year. they have stores in more than 31 countries. management said the company is experiencing significant growth in all regions. whatever is the forecast for the full year pre-tax earnings to come in at 2.3 billion year rose. that is your busine

many argue life begins when a sperm fertilizes an egg. others believe it will lead to customize children if parents can reject a number because of gender or other characteristics. parents who could pass on genetic disorders say they have a right to protect their future offspring. >> they want a second child. she would like to conceive naturally but there were about the risks. she carries the gene for a degenerative disorder that leads to blindness. her son would get the disease. she opted for a pre implantation genetic diagnosis. >> if the option is there to have pgd, i should have the right to have the test done. >> a couple intended to have a pgd when there were planning their first child but she accidentally got pregnant before the appointment. she remembers the fear of having a child that could eventually go blind. >> on the one hand, i was unbelievably happy to be pregnant. on the other hand, i was terrified he would have the disease. i blamed myself and i cried a lot. >> their son was born without the disease. the couple has no inte

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billiton officially ended its $39 billion effort to buy fertilizer maker potash. b.h.p. stock rose on the news, while potash fell. the canadian government had resisted the buyout from the australia-based b.h.p. now an upcoming apple announcement usually spurs on some buying interest, but not the case today. apple has promised an announcement regarding its music service itunes tomorrow. the stock was down fractionally today, and is down 4% from its all-time high hit earlier this month. there are plenty of rumors about tomorrow's announcement, including a potential new subscription service to add to its pay-per music track business model, and the beatles' catalogue on itunes. facebook launched a new messaging service for its 500 million members. it's email, instant messaging and text messages in one place. director of institutional equities at evercore partners ken sena says facebook's new service may threaten aol, yahoo and google. google, where they're- peop the risk-- is gmail really provides google with a login for its users and provides them with profile data in order

stir the potion together and create a potent batch of dragon dung fertilizer. >> jimmy: hope you guysds to write all that down, starting right now. go for it. ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing, buddy? >> i'm doing great. >> jimmy: yeah? what's new? >> nothing. just hanging around. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. all right, 15 seconds is up. let's take a look at your answers. contestant number one wrote trash? what? >> trash and seven brain rats. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did you write the words in order, or did you want me to unscramble the words. trash and seven brain rats. [ cheers and applause ] you didn't go to summer school at hogwarts, did you? let's see what you've got over here. one slice of dragon dung. that is not correct. and seven pieces of slug brain? >> yep. >> jimmy: that's not correct either. all right. come on over. are you disappointed? all right, no problem, the tally of the score right now is 1-1. and we have a tie. so this is so not over, you guys. don't worry, we have a pretty awesome tiebreaker. are you ready for this? [ cheers and applause ] we're going to have

it's in the fertility journal. >> i understand you were investigating other options as well. got my husband a laptop pillow. it's like a big thick pillow. we haven't had babies yet. >> we'll let you know if there are baby showers around. let you know. >> just ahead at 6:00, a rock star connection to a massive fire and a san carlos warehouse this morning. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland where a man is dead, shot to death by oakland police and officers are saying the man did not have a weapon. i'll tell you what led up to the

a dialysis subsidiary for medical care, and later on this evening a fertilizer maker, reported results that have been higher than expectations. the companies all raised their forecasts for the next of the year. mato and linde shares went down a little bit, mainly because of profit-taking. they had a big rally in the near past. the market in general forward again, mainly driven by the fact that investors hope that the fed will ease monetary policy some money will remain cheap. >> stefan wulff in frankfurt. the dax finishing 0.75% higher. the euro stocks 50 closed at 2861. the dow closed at the top of the hour. closed 0.75% higher. the euro is currently trading at a value of $1.4030. business is continuing to pick up for a german wholesale giant. it has increased to $16 billion in the third quarter. that is a billion more than the same period last year. they have stores in more than 31 countries. management said the company is experiencing significant growth in all regions. whatever is the forecast for the full year pre-tax earnings to come in at 2.3 billion year rose. that is your busin

workers at that farm say proper fertilization and a lot of tender, loving care. >> when you do get a nice one, it just makes me think of all of the years you have put into it with fertilizing and sheering because how the tree looks depends on the person that maintains it. >> taking care of that tree for 17 years and it's just hard to believe that it could -- it's on its way to washington, d.c. >> now even though almost every room in the white house will have a tree, this one will go in the blue room and traditionally the tree in that room is considered the official white house christmas tree. >>> you know the big day is just around the corner so holly is talking turkey this morning. holly? >> hey, tony. just look at that turkey simmering in that vat of fat. oh, yes, our third and final turkey recipe of the morning is. >> old southern deep fried turkey. we are live in the kitchen of zola this morning. we're going to give you turkey tips on how to fix your bird just in time for your own thanksgiving dinner. >> holly accent has become more subtle. >>> and a look at today's trivia questi

. >>> and you may not know that the jones falls has the most fertile trout stream in maryland. >> one group is now working to protect that stream with the first annual restoration run. wjz is live at meadow wood park in lutherville. that's where sharon gibala is for the event. >> reporter: runners got up for another good cause. this one is for as you mentioned restoration run to benefit the restoration of the jones falls and help the trout population. we have jay here to tell us a little more. good morning. >> hi, good morning. yeah. the race is the first of what we hope is many. what we're going to be planning to do here is raising money that will go directly into the jones falls. we have about right now we have plans to put an $800,000 project downstream from here. so this is just something to get us started to help in that effort. i think the main thing is we wanted the public or the community to understand that our group is not just made up of a bunch of fishermen. we are fishermen, but our main goal is to protect these waters. and they're everyone's waters. they all flow downstre

then everything else, our stuff we fertilize with, it's all by them. >> there are hundreds of these things down here, some hall stuff, some hall people, some just hit and ready to haul. >> a lot of riding lawn mothers out there. >> i'd say so just because of the heat. >> that's a good place to put your beer, too. >> i guess so, yes, sir. >> reporter: you go out and mow the lawn and have a perfect -- and have a cold one. all the air was taken out of this place right off the bat. we don't want to jinx it but it could be a much different story for giants fans. it could happen tomorrow night. >> it will be exciting no matter where it happens. let's hope it does. thank so much. well linda was among the fans cheering tonight. are they still partying. >> you do hear some horns honking. one word describes what happened out here after that last out. they were out in force tonight even though the game was so far away. even san francisco's newsom shared the home team and you would think he took some time off from his butty campaign schedule with the election -- butty campaign -- busy campaign schedul

farming activities, if i can access any information in a website to tell them about improved crops, fertilizer that they can apply to improve their crops. is this going to cost you... >> despite some connectivity problems with actually getting a service from the internet provider, nicholas and moses are keenly embracing all that their new phones have to offer. >> what is an email? >> that's what i don't know. can you help me? >> we'll be back later to see how the 2 men get on with the joys and the frustrations of the internet. >> 7,000 miles away in seoul, south korea, the 2 families we've asked to live without the internet for a week have been finding it a struggle. >> [speaking korean] >> as a student at a specialist i.t. school, 16-year-old kim seung-yeon is having to make some radical lifestyle changes. fortunately, he has an understanding teacher. >> [speaking korean] >> please finish these assignments at home in your own time and email it to me. seung-yeon, as you don't have the internet this week, handwrite it and then give it to me. >> how's it going? >> um, some annoying things. it's

quality fers -- fertilizer ensured the plants would get a good start.e man running the operation is timothy dwyane. he is a former probake officer -- probation officer who was fired several months ago. county officials will not reveal details about his employment since it's a personnel issue. a gps used was also recovered during the texas bus. ahead been preprogrammed with the route. investigators say the two women never stopped to sleep and drove straight through california, arizona, new mexico, and texas. undercover detectives say early on it became clear the women were very cautious about stopping for bathroom breaks and fuel. >> it was unusual how much care they took in their vehicle, how often they gassed up so didn't become disabled, and perhaps become known by law enforcement. they did -- took a number of steps. >> the two-day odyssey began last thursday. the same day deputies were hard at work uprooting another alleged illegal grow in fresno county. this one grown under the guise of medical marijuana. pop farms aren't new but this is different.

he floated ideas ranging from converting the toxic sludge into fertilizer to place ago statue of jesustop of the mountain. >> the idea is taking the 3,000 acres and make it all a garden of eden. >> a federal judge ordered him to pay the government $57 million plus interest for the ongoing cleanup but they say collecting the money seems unlikely. >> he doesn't have the financial wherewithal to meet those blix so we need to work through the court and determine what the outcome will be. >> 7 on your side, a san jose's woman power struggle after pg&e asks her to pay for their mistakes. also life changing technology for patients suffering from epilepsy. >> we need to work together to make a better life. >> san mateo county jail version of the iron chef competition. recipe they haveed for a shot at success. >>> an apology to pg&e to a condo owner whose power was nearly turned off by the utility. michael finney has the story. >> obviously we apologize to the customer. >> it's been a long ordeal for janice of san jose. >> i'm just tired. i'm just tired. >> she first noticed the problem when sh

she said the country also requires an additional 700,000 tons of fertilizer to improve its agricultural production. >>> investigators in tokyo will not arrest the coast guard officer who leaked sensitive video of the collisions between a chinese trawler and japanese patrol boats in the east china sea. they say they will continue to question him on a voluntary basis for allegedly breaching government confidentiality. >>> the 43-year-old officer made a public appearance early tuesday, the first since his questioning began last week. he admitted to uploading footage of the incident onto youtube. he left his office in silence and with his head bowed but his lawyer read a statement on his behalf. >> the statement reads that he only wanted people to know what is happening in japanese waters. the video showed the collision in september, near the senkaku islands. china and taiwan also claim the islands. investigators believe the officer violated a national public service law that prohibits civil servants from leaking confidential information they learn at work. they say they decided not to arre

. >> good fertilizer for plankton nick organisms. >> reporter: they won't sting you. >> jess jellies, some are small, small plankton in the water but it won't hurt a human if you touch them. >> reporter: a park service biological will begin an investigation into the unusual event monday morning. anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> animal control officers are trying to find out what or who caused the death of a swan at the palace of fine arts. the 5-year-old swan was found dead yesterday. authorities found beer cans and feathers in the area where she lived and they believe vandals broke her neck. she died six months after her mother was stolen. her 13-year-old sister is the only swan that lives in the lag goon. a necropsy is being performed. >>> no trace of the gunman that shot two people at a fairfield apartment complex. don knapp is in fairfield where police say the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. >> police are not commenting this evening, not saying what state the investigation may be in. we know from a police bulletin issued earlier that they believe the suspect is on his wa

. >> good fertilizer for planktonic organisms. will be more coming. >> reporter: the other good news, they won't sting you. >> these jellies sting small, small plankton in the water but it won't hurt, say, a human if you touch them. >> reporter: a park service biological will begin an investigation into the unusual he vent monday morning. at ocean beach, cbs 5. >>> someone forgot to turn off summer. another gorgeous day around the bay. lawrence looks at the week ahead in his pinpoint forecast next. ,,,,,,,,,, the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. at just seven inches, it's the only tablet designed for maximum mobility. and it's android-powered and flash-enabled for the best web browsing experience. get yours at verizon. >>> well, the park was packed. the dog, the kids, the soccer ball. >> fantastic weather around the bay area. i hope you enjoyed it becau

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he has something called the tree of revolution and wilder was -- would rules and is fertilizing the tree of revolution. he is under the trunk and they have sort of given birth to barack obama. they have various branches coming off of the tree. >> host: i want to get to audience questions. before i get to a question, is glen beck dangerous for america? >> i believe he is. i try to be careful whenever i make that accusation because he takes things up to a point and never gets on his show and says now is the time to start shooting people but we have had multiple instances where people feel -- have committed violent acts and say they were inspired by glen beck. we can't blame him for that but here's where he has gone too far. he told his followers listen to what i am saying in between the sentences. i will be shouting these things to you. when you are already on the fringe that is all the invitation you need. a few people have taken that invitation. he is dangerous. >> you talked about his past, morning shock jock and then other moments. does that mean that today who he is today, is he fraud

so it's going to be fertile territory for liberalism the next two years. >> monica, what do you think this show they are not willing to compromise? >> first of all, there are a lot of democrat who is would like to spend the bush tax cuts. let's get this straight. the parties that ran on change in 2008 will be led for the next two years by obama, biden, pelosi, not exactly a lot of change in there and not exactly a lot of hope either. the american electorate a couple weeks ago elected for -- elected a rejection of what nancy pelosi stands for, that big government, big spending agenda. and to have her as the remaining face of the democrats at least in the house and got harry reid on the other side in the congress is a huge gift to the republicans. because what's going to happen is the g.o.p. in the house of representatives is going to be the real engine of change. every week they are going to put out new bills on repealing obama-care, spending cuts, tax cuts or tax issues, and they are going to force the democrats in the senate to either skull it or kill it or if it does make it to obam

. >> the fertility doctor who plante embryos, the octomom, says he used her as a human guinea pig asdy. he says he used octomom as part of a study on fertilit methods. earlier the food and drug administrator investigator accused the doctor as part of a human experiment. they're trying to revoke his medical license accusing him of gross negligence. all 14 children were conceived through initro treatment. >> fewer americs are saying i do. in a new survey by the research center, 39% say marriage is obsolete. that's up from 28% in a time magazine survey in 1978. today only 54% of american adults are married. the media age for first marriage is at its highest ever. 28 for men and 26 for women. the stories say the institution of marriage is not as dominant but not about to dippear either. >> we're going to get your weekend started early. >> that's right. what's hot is next. een such a travesty. tda-da!know. or you've been grooving here r some time now, you know that value comes in many forms. fosome it's a classic car, for others a profession that lets them give back to the next geration.

takeover bid in a move that makes a merger between the world's largest miner and the world's largest fertilizerroducer increasingly unlikely. whole foods reported strong quarterly earnings and upped its physical forecast. the shares were sent 8% higher. more upbeat earnings rolled in after the bell from qualcomm. shares of the chipmaker shot up 7%. newscorp also beat the street's quarterly estimate thanks to a rebound in ad sales. its shares were up 2% in late trade. finally, a life-size bronze of a woman's back has been sold for over $48 million in a new york city auction, a record price for the french impressionist's work. >>> coming up, another chance for randy moss, a magical half in orlando, and the giants love a parade. plus, after making news off the court, boston celtics star kevin garnett let his play do the talking on the court. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> it's a soggy morning up and down the east coast. on the west coast, the heat remains. your thursday forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, th

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here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertiledeas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness for spontaneity. also, a sense that regardless of the deadline, that you have tons of time so the you can keep your creativity alive and not cut it off and just go into old habits. it is a lot like listening. really listening to watch what is going to emerge. i like this thing where you put your foot on his back. let's keep it. were your mind is is how you build your life. if you put it in steel or in failure, it works. that works. it is a commitment. for most artists, it is a vacation and a life that they have committed themselves to. there is this notion that artists continue to do their work because of some kind of the external financial support. if that was taken away, artists would still do their art. it is not like there is a prerequisite for these things to happen or i will not do it. how could that be? it is the relationship that you have c

they will be good fertilizer for plankton organisms, but no need to feel sorry, more will come. >> reporter: the ether good news is that they don't sting you. >> they have something that stings small plank tob in the water, but it won't hurt a human, if you touch it. >> reporter: a park service biologist will begin an investigation into this unusual event monday morning. at ocean beach, cbs 5. >>> animal control will perform a necropsy on a dead swan found at the san francisco palace of fine arts just authorities believe vandals broke her neck. the swan's memorial was stolen six monthsing and now only a sister remains in the lagoon. >> the sister who has left is going to go into deep depression. i was watching her today and she didn't move. she is on the other side of the fence and usually she quims along the lagoon and she didn't move. >> they lived in a aartificial lagoon in a largely unprotected area. >>> if you like dungeness crab for your holiday celebration, get ready to feast. commercial season begins tomorrow along the central california coast. after four years of scarcity it looks

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you got black music over here this was a wonderful fertile time.ing about it, is not just the diversity of personality in the voices but the fact that it is -- you know, the life stories infused in the music. people, the original singers were singing the stuff weren't kidding. it was life and death stuff for them. >> you mentioned a moment ago, black guys and white guys, and the guys were talking about your musical corpus and picking our favorite hughie -- hughie lewis songs. if i were asked to put together my list of the hippest most soulful white guys that walked the planet, hughie lewis is on the list. you on there with elton john and kenny logens and now start a whole conversation here. there's a long list and i can't get to it. for you, what is all of this soul come from? >> i grew up in san francisco. my favorite radio station was k.d.i.a. tavis: that answers it. >> with the sister station. i lived on a steady diet of kdia. i didn't realize that nobody else realized who john salen was. i thought he was the administratest. tavis: most people d