pesticides and g.m. owes. g.m. food due to our d.n.a. chain to our cells and to our children cells we don't know. for the past twelve years genetically modified crops have been growing on a large scale around the world they feed both us and our animals we haven't observed any problems due to g.m. consumption or direct or indirect. this french farmer is completely self-sufficient along with four hundred fifty million other farmers worldwide he practices are again a public culture of farming compared to conventional chemical agriculture this type of farming produces soil with three times more earthworms produces eighty percent more yields in developing nations and fruits and vegetables that are up to forty percent more nutritious studies even show that this type of organic farming could feed today's population and more so why do governments still give the majority of subsidies to conventional chemical farming companies claim we need g.m. crops to feed the world. if this is the case then why in america where g.m. crops have been commerciali

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g.m. is offering loaner vehicles to volt owners until regulators determine why some batteries in the hybrid electric plug-in caught fire after crash tests. as diane eastabrook reports, g.m. says it is doing everything to preserve the reputation of the product it calls its "pride and joy." >> reporter: general motors sent letters to more than 5,300 volt owners nationwide assuring them the hybrid electric plug-in is safe, despite battery fires after government crash tests. mark reuss, president of g.m. north america, says if volt owners still aren't convinced, the company will loan them other vehicles until further testing is complete. >> make no mistake, i believe in the safety of the volt. chevrolet and g.m. believe in the safety of the volt, but our primary focus is and always will be on the confidence and the concerns of our paying customers. >> reporter: so far, no consumers have reported battery fires. reuss said the company began putting protocols in place last summer to de-power volt

steve jobs but that's not g.m. g.m. got a bailout they were bankrupt you know so i'm not surprised if anyone would come out with maybe it's ford but g.m. and chrysler they were bankrupt government bailouts so i wouldn't be expecting anything like that come out of the more importantly would you drive a car. it was for me and was free yeah i don't if i pay for it which is the whole point which is why i don't know you know if it's really all that all that electricity is supposed to be a total disaster if you get in a car accident just ask anybody with a prius is that is all we have time for that's it for our show thanks so much for tuning in you can feel free to follow me on twitter at lauren lester to let us know what you think give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital account i'm lauren mr and from all of us and till next time have a great. assets . phone watches you know every single mom. and waiting for you to stumble. i saw a man with a video camera so i moved over and he phoned me some of the you know we real

he is the cousin of the former -- and he spent nine years in boston as the g.m. phillies talked with scott pro phone call, a member of the orioles front office a couple years ago. steelers-ravens sunday. more on that right now, right? >> we did a little trash talking. this is becoming a tradition where we do a little trash talking between the stations, us and our sister station. check it out. >> all right. big game this weekend. our steelers taking on the ravens. >> yes. you know what's going to happen, don't you? first place on the line. >> baltimore treated the first game as if it was a super bowl but here we actually go to super bowl. but the steelers have beat at any ravens twice to get to the super bowl in 2009 and last year, i don't know if you remember that at all. >> i remember.

we talk to reporters about issues like exporting nuclear waste of how bad g.m. always are when you reach a rate our grievance that us all apologies for say. we're surrounded by the forest up here. the green dam and resource company is the largest redwood landowner the largest single redwood landowner and they have about four hundred thirty thousand acres. which is far bigger than any of the parks. their target age their age they want to clear cut is forty five years old and now that's just pretty much tree farming these trees can grow to be thousands of years old so when you're just continually stunting it to a maximum of forty five or fifty years it's not a forest at all it's just a tree farm. see a thank you. the forest here was cut down about five years ago that's what most a green damage land looks like is really small scrubby trees and brush. countering. the sale of the tree is. i think it's about seventy we don't really recognize their right to claim ownership of this land when all they're doing is exploiting it. first is the movement they were part of one

g.m. is being very proactive about this. testing the vehicles to make sure they're safe. >> that's smart because that car is a huge success for them. >> it is. they've seen the failures of toyota dealing with some of their p.r. nightmares. they have definitely taken lessons from that. >> what do you have for us in the next half hour? >> the regift. a lot of people are doing it. we'll talk about some really awkward ones that have popped up. >> it is a good economic benefit. >> thanks, jess. >> i know you really need it much more than i do. thanks, jess. >>> a lawsuit over a ten commandments display at a virginia school will go forward. that story is coming up. >> plus, the federal government is helping with repair costs when it comes to local roads washed out by hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. >> ahead in sports, he got hired thanksgiving day four years ago but now bruce boudreau is out as the capitals coach. we'll be right back. >>> it is 5:08 on this tuesday morning. grabbing the rain gear. we've been watching the d

. >> the orioles presented their g.m. dan was with the montreal expos and g.m.the red sox for over eight years but the orioles have had 14 straight losing seasons. he says he is the man to help rebuild the franchise. >> nationals are going after philly's right-handed pitcher. that will do it for your morning sports. i'm kristin berset. have a great wednesday! >> just a few years after getting a $100 million contract from the redskins, defensive lineman albert haynesworth is out of a job. the new england patriots cut haynesworth yesterday saying he wasn't working out with the team. we've heard that before. he had just three tackles this season. >> bye-bye. >> herman cain is trying to get past the sexual harassment allegations because there is a debate coming up tonight. >> in michigan. plus, remember this, carmageddon. today, local governments will take a closer look at how to prevent another snowy rush hour disaster. speaking of rush hour, here's monika. >> thank you so much. if you're planning to head on the bw parkway southbound, good luck, a deer struck in th

. >> reporter: rick perry, no bail bailouts at home either even though the chrysler and g.m. bailouts saved this detroit community. >> if you are too big to fail, are you too big. >> reporter: when moderator maria batter role oh asked cain about sexual harassment, the audience protested. cain claimed his supporters are hanging in. >> they don't care about the character assassination, they care about leadership and all the other problems we face. [ applause ] >> reporter: a big problem is housing. prices down, foreclosures up. >> you want the housing market to come back? the economy has to come back. >> let markets work, help people get back to work. let them buy homes. >> reporter: rick perry looked sharp until he tried to kick off three government agencies he would kill. >> commerce, education, and the -- let's see. i can't -- >> reporter: the cringe mome momemoment -- the perry disaster. as the gop candidates competed to lead america back to prosperity. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, rochester, michigan. >>> in a massive shakeup at penn state university, legendary football

francona had discussions with former red sox g.m.bout the cubs manager job but today he withdrew his consideration -- his name from consideration. he probably could have become a material legend if he could have figured out a way to help the cubs with their drought. he wants to manage again in the big leagues but did not think the cubs job looks like the right situation right now. sticking around, tom tasselmyer looks at the potential for snow in the seven-day forecast. >> police say a 15-year-old girl was raped at gunpoint and also sexually assaulted. we will ask you if you recognize the men in these sketches. >> it really was not that bad because it was mild outside her >> the rent will get colder. -- the rain will get colder. >> highs in the 40's tomorrow. it will get colder during the day. >> maybe you should stop talking. is getting worse and worse. >> friday we are talking about right sunny side -- skies on the chilly side. a warm-up for the weekend. temperatures on sunday should be around 60 degrees. >> that is a look at the n

. >> welcome to "g.m. t. " also, syria in a standoff. are sanctions on the way? >> fears grow london's heathrow airport could grind to a halt next week. it is midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, d.c., and 2:00 in the afternoon in cairo where at least 100,000 protesters are again gathered in tahrir square demanding the departure of the military power. kamal gonzuri's forming a new government reports of this have not stopped the fury. we go live to our correspondent who is in tahrir square. what are you hearing from the square right now? protesters are adamant that the military council must go? >> indeed, that's the overwhelming feeling here in the square. it is loud and passionate here. but it is also peaceful. that's the key thing. the crowds have been building for an hour. we have about 100,000 people in the square by the end of the day . if this passes off relatively peacefully, the ruling military council will breathe a sigh of relief because that will be deemed as not conducive to holding parliamentary elections on monday. the big gage danger is i

. >> here's what nationals g.m. released earlier today. i have spoken directly with wilson and he assures me he is unharmed. i joined wilson in thanking the many law enforcement officials in venezuela and investigators with major league baseball who worked tirelessly to ensure a positive ending to what has been a frightening ordeal. are some players beginning to tune out randy edsell? his my way or the highwayman tra hasn't coordinated to many wins. notre dame wide receiver michael floyd, up and over trenton hughes. 17-0, irish. third quarter, wood picks off o'brien. tenth interception by obie. more bad news. injuries an elbow, done for the year. 45-21, your final notre dame beats maryland. again, 45-21. >>> uva mike london, perry jones i believe i can fly catch. never relinquished the lead after that score. they go 7-3. 31-21. navy on the road at smu. mike goes to the left. navy remains in the hunt for a bowl game. they win 24-17 over smu. pro ball now heading back to where it began. johnny beck will start his first game as skins qb in mi

but to me treat could go to show levels matters early in the last twenty minutes that would only spur g.m. on however the visitors from lafayette regaining their lead shortly afterwards to a noise unit she's efforts that strike nothing to celebrate their third victory in a group she won how it ended up on the c.s.k. ice thomas. simply the best style is what constantine grew and cannot call himself after being named there is goaltender of the year the russian international who are insist trust with atlanta will also have to make further room on his mantle piece after picking up his country's goalie of the year award to pose we caught up with the twenty seven year old who took us through his most successful season it. forty nine what i have finally become the number one goalie for the national team it's a great feeling i had a few very good games at the world championships against slovakia and canada but in the end we failed to win medals and that is the most disappointing moment for me this year. and what are never forget is r k tell triumph when we will the western conference title it was

g.m. returned as a publicly traded stock almost a year ago, selling shares at $33. tonight, they're closer to $22. the automaker saw third quarter earnings drop to $1.03 per share. that was still seven cents ahead of analysts estimates. the company had losses again in europe and south america, but noted china remained a bright spot in its overseas operations. green mountain coffee roasters may be roasted tomorrow. after dropping more than 4% during the regular session, the stock lost a third of its value after the close tonight. the company came up short in its latest quarterly earnings and revenues. if tonight's selling holds, it would push the stock down below $590. $50 finally, money was moving back into american bonds. the yield on the 10-year government note fell back below 2% as prices rallied. u.s. i.o.u.s have benefited from the worries in european government bonds. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: several investigations are under way in connecticut to see if the state's largest utility broke any laws in its handling of recent power outages. th

a great job that the approval authority offered him the position, asked him to come on as permanent g.m. so that happened august 18th. so we now have new leadership there and things are going along very well. in june, we had the national uacy conference in san francisco. it was a huge success. it was the fifth annual conference and it was the biggest conference to date. everyone loves san francisco. people came. they spent money. it was wonderful. and the weather cooperated. you know, our weather this summer has not been the best but that particular week, it was outstanding. i wanted to just mention we're in the process of going to become e-map certified, which is the emergency management accreditation program certification. it's a long process. it's very complicated. it's involves self-assessment and it involves around the country. we will be when we get through the process the first city on the west coast to be e-map certified and one of the very few in the nation so we're very excited about that. just to piggyback on the mayor's remarks about resiliency. we have been working as part