they can the very strong position against g.m. will and we think that. the genetic anymore the right products are a priest tool tool there is no. evidence to this any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in the most trap i don't believe that. for anybody free. enterprise is profit not. for social justice it's golden rice barkeep. put it on your cultural comment watch it the polish face i describe people. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm. right on the street. first street. and i think picture. on a reporter's twitter. instagram. we'll . the headlines from march international the world welcomes two thousand and fourteen with a bang as champagne celebrations and fireworks mark the occasion. president putin visits the city of volgograd mourning of the deaths of the victims killed in two suicide blasts after a new year's address where he pledged to find terrorists until they are defeated. the euro zone welcomes its eighteenth member swaps for euro zone and public disapproval and fears that they a

very strong position against g.m. will and even in. the nicest way. that we think that. the genetic anymore the fate products are. due to have we should not sacrifice the help of the people and even though they byron meant for the sake of short term propping up the corporations the miracle race from switzerland is up against a great deal of opposition and mistrust. you get the feeling you want to help these people but they don't want your help. you know exactly rights does not surprise you. as a citizen of switzerland you must have had plenty of opportunity to recognize how unpopular trends genetic plants are this golden rice is considered a dangerous plans by professional opponents of genetic engineering because it simultaneously shows that the technology is not only being used to benefit monsanto this but to help the poor for the public good and to improve public health is that no one is making any profit from it. the steam in my entire life i've never received a penny for our work the entire humanitarian board has invested its own time but never received any money for

. >> which was a record in china, today's report means g.m. will likely remain the number two after toyota. test la reporting a big fourth quarter the electric car maker announcing that at is detroit auto show, saying it delivered close to 7,000 cars 20% more than once anticipated. the company says it is also dealing with a safety issue. regulators say a plug in adopt tor could overheat, and catch fire. and don't forget, our ali velshi is at the detroit auto show where he will be hosting real money live, you can catch it as always at 7:00 p.m. eastern time, right here on al jazeera america. for years the world's top auto makers chasing what are called brick nations that is brazil, india, and china and russia. being the r. last year overall car seams dropping and as david chuter reporting breaking into those new markets could be a bumty ride for the big 3. >> as auto sales and brick nation stall the next frontier of emerging markets appeared to be the so called future 15. countries mostly clustered in southeast asia, the middle east, south america a

they cherry said they can the very strong push against g.m. will and we think that. the genetic anymore they fade products are pretty cool out there is no. evidence that there is any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in a mouse trap i don't believe that. for anybody free. enterprise is profit. or you can buy milk. for shoshanna destiny's golden rice on our team. the media leave us so we leave that maybe. by the scene potions to cure in the. party there's a little. push use that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politics only on our t.v. . welcome back i'm talking to john mcafee a legendary software durable great to have you back now i heard you say that if you were google and the government ask you for information you'd handed over just like google did why. it was in one of your interviews that yes i mean. keep in mind the government does not comment just politely ask you said oh gee will you please hand over this information the government comes with with a a series of very scary

someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge they carry said they can but a strong push against g.m. will and we think that. the genetic anymore the right products are priest. there is no. evidence to this any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in a mouse trap i don't believe that the. poor and the free. enterprise is profit. for social justice golden rice are cheap. to the playing. field and big spirit travels with the flame from its place in greece. join james brown for an elemental and a big journey around russia and beyond. where of our supposed to. play. there's immediately though shall we leave the people. by the sea oceans she surely know your party there's a goal. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics only one of our two. afghan outrage over the deaths of children in another american airstrike but nato officials insist it was an operation to disrupt insurgency. and. moscow pushes for iran to play a key role at the upcoming peace talks in syria as the russian foreign minister brin

g.m. will begin outfitting the 2015 vehicles with 4g capability and other models get up grids later. the hard wear is standard and integritied into the existing onstar service. no word on the effect of the price. >> facebook "likes" for celebrities and companies are fake according to research. there are some who run offshore click farms where people are paid for use fraudulent accounts to hit, for instance, the "like" button on face book, facebook says 14 million of the billion active users are fraudulent accounts. >> i would like to say my "like" is totally legitimate. >> all 15 of my "likes" are legitimate. >> that is 100 percent success rate. >> good morning, everyone, kids are become to school maybe you are back to work trying to get you in a good mood to get in the grind. i have good news, live doppler 7 hd shows visibility showing well we have no fog but we have a the love high clouds and that will cap the dropping of our temperatures from now through 7:00 we will hold fairly steady. and

the development of will round the world and it will raise the issue as it sure did in the public consciousness about do we want to have the right to a g.m. free food do we want to have that choice because if we don't have this principle and strong minded will then we will ultimately lose that right now i know there's a lot of contamination in north america here in canada we certainly don't want to see that happen in australia and we're fighting very hard to stop it and of course europe is fighting very hard to stop that as well let's get a legal president on one side and yeah i mean it's a hard situation because i don't blame the g.m. farmers i mean what i want to do build adele most of their crops i mean it's a tough one you mention the jam lobby being involved how are they getting involved with this case. well they've started a fighting fun through a farm a group approached him from a group in western australia and you make a very good point about the difficulty food genetically modified farmers they they have a right to enter leaving that using a technology that's been approved by the government and i should say that we don't approve

g.m. contamination to talk about the president this case will set a good or bad i spoke earlier to scott kinnear who's leading the campaign for steve marshall and he's the director of the safe food foundation and first ask scott to explain the importance of maintaining organic standards. illegally passionately organic agriculture and more importantly for people who might not be familiar it's really biological agriculture so it's working with the soils to achieve optimum plant and of course that's the optimum showed that we should be getting the future and he was a good income from it. and he had it ripped away from him by this contamination into the eighty's which very hard to claim he's from trying to do certification back and the in presumably he will start from you get organically in the meantime he's lost hundreds of thousands of dollars and that's what he's sick each recount really cool but more importantly it's a case for john principle it's about who's going to pay for the cost of contamination of genetically modified crops on normal g.m. and organic crops and where is that responsibility

g.m. is leaner and meaner, and chrysler will soon be wholly owned by italy's fiat.ord, which never took bailout money, is in a much stronger position. the treasury department estimated the big three have added 341,000 new jobs to the economy since 2009. and car manufacturing is now one of the leading sectors benefiting from the economic recovery and helping to boost growth. to keep that momentum going detroit needs to adjust to challenging and shifting demographics. more younger people are moving to urban areas and buying fewer cars than previous generations. the big three are trying to innovate and lure more customers in the future. the new solar powered concept car, still analysts expect auto sales in 2014 to slow to less than 6%, and that could mean more competition between automakers and more deals for buyers. jack cane said his family-owned dealership just witnessed it's strongest december sales. jack has been in the auto industry for more than 50 years and join us in kentucky. thanks forgoing us. what has the last year been like for you and your team? >> it's

g.m. would be the most i'd be willing to pay someone unless they were nineteen years old what about you you think he's there in trouble there insurable. you know i love would you are you do i think arguably did his best coaching job yet with the end of this year the injuries are ridiculous we've got to get younger and if you look back to those great yankee teams that yes we still have free agency signings but the homegrown core you know the jeter is obviously bernie williams mariano rivera those guys were yankees from the beginning we need to kind of redevelop that instead of. i mean she only big proscriptions zero i mean again unless there's something i don't know and i'm not as up on it as i was ten years ago but i don't see the next andy pettitte walking through the door you know any time soon oh no another thing you're going to plead guilty yes in the upcoming film yes it's got used my favorite fighter of of all time you know that he was in those famous fights with make you ward you know the trilogy as they like to call which mark wahlberg played micky ward in the fighter and you know m

g.m.'s sold year sent its stock up 42% in 2013. late today the automaker said it will start paying a dividend on its stock again something it stopped doing in 2008. next month the company is expected to report it's 16th consecutive quarter of profits. now the health of g.m. and the auto industry has a lot to do with the overall strength of the u.s. economy an. retail sales rose .2, and it was dragged down by a 1.8% decline in auto sales. december retail sales jumped .7 of one percent. it's a bit of a mixed bag especially if you're an automaker or work for one. we already knew that december was flat for car companies mostly because the cold weather kept some people out of showrooms. but it was a solid year for g.m. and the industry. the question for automakers coming off the best sales year since 2007 is what happens next. the answer to that has a lot to do with the strength of the u.s. job market and consumer confidence and how fast interest rates move higher. rising u.s. interest rates could also have an effect on the economy here in detroit. that's because it's sendi

metlife stadium not much snow around it today manning was asked if the broncos win will he retire on top. just like his g.m. last season >> i still enjoy playing football and i feel pretty well coming off this surgery. i would stop playing football if i could not producer support my team. >> gary: had after the year he's having as m d p y step down last apple way... mvp! why step away? >> gary:rice beats deion in pro bowl >> gary:jerry rice and deion sanders talking some snack before the game chiefs jamaal charles nailed by teammate derrick johnson browns josh gordon flipped flicker 36-yard touchdown pass to desean jackson stanford hooking up with cal >> gary:late 4th quarter down by a touchdown alex smith 20-yard td pass to demarco murray 22-21 rice rice and deion shake hands final: 22-21 rice beats sanders >> gary: during the pro ball wednesday program should have been how to clear arthritis. that was one as stephanie mills said take care of home. so why not have a football game even if is not the rocket psychic that we are used to. i enjoyed it beyoncÉ in j.c. fantastic when i went home last night i enj

metlife stadium not much snow around it today manning was asked if the broncos win will he retire on top. just like his g.m elway and ray lewis last season >> if i cannot produce or can i help the team that is where i will stop of love the game. >> gary:rice beats deion in pro bowl jerry rice and deion sanders talking some snack before the game >> gary:chiefs jamaal charles nailed browns josh gordon flipped by teammate brent grimes >> gary: use of the completion there for the touchdown. there it is! if it is hard-core people like football. pam, i had a problem last night. a father and daughter dance so i was only able to watch a little bit of it. i missed the fiancee and james c.. i was i missed jay z and beyonce. >> gary: i did get a see a chance to see my boy pharelle, he is a genius. w ith his hat on! >> pam: with his hat on! >> gary: i was in the top third all older men dancing. >> pam: (laughter) someone should have a big deal but that have a video of you dancing with yopur daughter! >> gary: the original super agent leigh steinberg, ways san on richard sherman who has become a household name >> was b

g.m. is leaner and meaner and strong, and chrysler will be wholly owned by fiat, and ford is in a stronger position. >> what else are you looking at at the top of the hour. >> i know you're a huge fan of college football. in the seven year period between 2005 and 2012, spending on college football programs doubled. 38 schools spent $20 million on their programs. it is an arms race, and we'll get to all the implications in "real money." >> good to see you. see you at the top of the hour. >>> we've been following an american family trying to get orphans out of a war zone. they've made a decision about their time in south sudan. >>> people in two states are watching a union vote very closely. the outcome could decide where boeing builds it's newest planes and creates thousands of jobs. finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here's a look at your top stories. the northeast is dealing with freezing cold temperatures in the wake of the first winter storm of the new year. the storm has dropped several inches

g.m. is committed to the project, even though it means extra work for employees. >> once they understand what it's for, it willg.m. launch would the project to help the environment but discovered something. >> we just assumed nobody would want it, but we were wrong. >> general motors now makes a billion dollars a year off it. >> somebody buy this is? >> somebody pays money for this. >> trash that's truly because treasure. that aljazeera, rochester new york. >> subaru and toyota are working to become waste-free. >> good for them. >> let the hype begin. i'm talking about the superbowl, of course, i'm going to let you do sports now. >> i like the hype with the pause. >> you just stay over there, ok? superbowl xlviii offers a contrast, the stout defense of the seahawks against the high flying defense of the broncos. the d has made up for an offense has been less than stellar. ross shimabuku now with the tale of the tape. >> the end zone, touchdown! thomas i don't it's the highest scoring offense in the league, the broncos versus the number one defense in the seattle seahawks led by richard sherman. >> broken up, p

we will hear from ford and g.m. 's expected that year end sales will drive overall u.s. sales up 4%. that would make 2013 the best year for the auto sales since before the recession. >> we've had a really great 2013 for the auto industry, we've had record sales, almost every single month, and in addition to this, we're looking at even future growth into 2014 with some really great product coming up from pretty much every manufacturer. >> releasing december u.s. sales figures, up 6%, recording its best early sales in its history. >> investors cautious after ringing in the worst tart to the new year since 2008. the dow future is up 27, the dow starting the day at 16,441, the s&p standing at 1831 and the nasdaq at 4,143. in asia, markets ending the day lower, nikkei remaining closed for the new year holiday will resume trading monday. the european markets are higher. >> amazon.com is the stock to watch today. analysts just raising the price outlook from $485 from $405. amazon shares closing yesterday at 398. the stock w

g.m. most labeled failed in washington but labeling advocates say the fight is not over and in the coming year will fight to get g.m.o. those labels and other states and of eventually on a federal level so there you have it seven stories we've followed up close and in depth we'll be sure to keep an eye on how they develop in twenty four teams and washington liz wahl. much of the news that dominated latter half of two thousand and thirteen dealt with one man and one agency of course that refers to former government contractor edward snowden and the national security agency twenty thirteen will forever mark the year that snowden unleashed massive amounts of information regarding the n.s.a.'s controversial surveillance programs all with the hope of initiating a very important debate in this country r.t. political commentator sam fax takes a look back on the year of snowden. june fifth a bombshell report the guardian's glenn greenwald has secret documents revealing how the n.s.a. is collecting the phone records of millions of arising customers two days later june seventh the washington post barton gell

g.m. europe. gifts him what he wants. to usep to him to see -- that lifeline to turn fiat around. n a few years, people willfiat toiths turn a profit. >> we'll leave it there. ryan chilcote joining us on the fiat story. sales surge at the chain john lewis. they have announced the departure of the c.f.o. caroline hyde has more. > farewell to the c.f.o. simon herrick which had been speculated over the british press. after that profit warning that took the market by surprise sent ebenham's shares down. kennedy is taking over for the interim short-term period. the numbers were so appalling when they came out on new 're's eve. holiday discount. they were slashing prices by 15% at times in the runup to christmas. the time we were all meant to be shopping. no one was rushing into debenhams stores. they blame the weather and the pressure on household incomes and the fact that fewer shoppers were going into stores and were shopping more online. clearly debenhams is being hurt now. there had been concern going into the christmas shopping period that things were getting tough. we have seen increasing sales being annou

everyone will want to buy those again. from g.mop quality that people want. >> we want to remind our audience that ali velshi also in detroit at the auto show will be hosting real money live there tonight, beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here. >> vigilantes and drug dealers fighting for control of a mexican town. authorities helpless to stop the violence. >> we the jury find the defendant manuel anthony ramos not guilty of the crime. >> two california police officers found not guilty of beating a mentally ill homeless man to death. family members say these officers got away with murder. >> top seeds were feeling the heat at the australian open. high temps and high drama from day two. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. a ferry accident in south sudan claiming the lives of more than 200 people. they drowned trying to escape the regions violence. the victims were fleeing the town. the boat was overloaded are refugees, many women and children. heavy fighting has been reported today in the city as rebel for

g.m. food wasn't made if i had known it at the time i wouldn't have allowed it and it. looks as though the flour many of the parents now regret at will thing. that upon it they said the food was very healthy for the kids if they said something about spirulina or something we didn't really understand they only said it was very good that's why we signed the consent form and let our children eat the meals. so the rich i'm furious my daughter in law and my son were not what they left their child in my care what you today. you'll notice if anything happens i'm the one who's responsible this is coming i don't know what will happen if you did that we are we a cult. that's how it's just very frightening. these people feel betrayed what were the responsible authorities thinking the study was financed by the national health office of the united states and conducted by tufts university they made no official comment only that the research project was the subject of an ongoing investigation how does this story fit in with the inventor's humanitarian ideals of years into we assumed that everything was being done properly and i'm still assume that.

g.m. says no matter how long it takes, the self-driving car is coming. >> it will happen. is a cultural imperative with organization, super urbanization that you're getting in asia, when that happens comes a point that you can't make assisting system work efficiently. >> the day could come where we're not allowed to drive our car. >> absolutely. >> and other things may go away like speeding tickets. cars cry themselves they will be programmed to obey laws humans may not. also on the endangered list -- >> hurt in a car wreck? >> lawyers who make a living when cars crash because self-drive cars won't. >> it will probably be effectively nobody practicing. >> while we're rethinking driving, how about rethinking the car itself. when cars drive themselves who needs a steering wheel or even a window to look at the road ahead. >> you can do that with autonomous cars, spectacular sculptures on wheels. no windows but beautiful forms. >> easy way to make a turn. >> that long dreamed of automobile future is finally just a few more miles down the road. >> do stuff over gibb, of course

will be $1.6 million. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. as we can see, g.m. stock is currently down by 1.4%. >>> somebody call sherlock because we have a mystery on our hands. despite online shopping continuing to gain share, even best buy's online sales are up more than 20%, the world's number one package delivery company, ups, issuing a profit warning for the last quarter. morgan brennan is here. it feels like we have two pieces of news and they do not seem to jibe. explain it to us. >> i prefer miss sherlock. two points here. first, shares are sliding after the shipping giant warned this morning that fourth quarter profit will be smaller than expected, just to put those numbers in focus, fourth quarter earnings per share up $1.25. we are also talking dropping full year 2013 adjusted earnings per share, that's $4.57, below the company's earlier guidance, putting all this in context, analysts have been calling for an eps of $1.43 in q-4, $4.76 for the full year. here's the reasons. we saw a shorter holiday season. we saw weather cutting in. one of the bigges

will grow 3.2% this year. > mary takes over as general motors c.e.o. now g.m. made another big announcement.ting chuck stevens as its new financial s of. >> voting on the tech giant's first u.n. a handful of employees. it could make a big change tr the company that battled hard against it for years. >> red bull racing's christian horner has been called the next bernie eccleston. he will show his strategies for leading a championship team next. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's european headquarters here in london. >> what's happening? do we have some german? s out earlier on? this is the g.d.p. figure. .4. i think the conclusion you can take away is that we are seeing a slowing in that economy. that has indications obviously of a policy of a wired euro-zone level that we can increasingly watch it take its toll on the wider european economy. you're likely to see increasing talk of policy action by the e.c.b. reaction out of the united states. the difference of the policy approach this year, 2014. e.c.b. versus fed is going to be really quite interesting to watch. euro/dol

engineering background will encourage more young people to study science, technology, engineering and math. she is down playing the significance of being the first woman c.e.o. at g.m. >> i started here 33 years ago and had no idea i would play this role. this is a strong message, hard work pays off. >>> mike joins us with sprinkles over the weekend but that seems long gone and we are headed back up. >> the high pressure is back and it will build to near record high temperatures and poor air quality. now i will show you what is going on at 6:16. live doppler 7 hd shows the dry air is taking away the clouds and the fog and the radar. we will start in the east bay temperatures with danville at 55. dublin is 53. 51 in walnut creek. 50 at pleasanton. upper 40's in pleasant hill and half yet and pittsburg. winds slower at livermore at 42. oakland is 53. fremont is 41. 50 in mountain view. 48 in san francisco, and santa rosa and napa and novato at 37. half moon bay at 54 degrees. the temperatures are up to 14 degrees warmer to most areas than this time yesterday. you can see the beautiful dancing lights of the bridge. high pressure returns and dominates and brings us rec

will grow for the next three to five years. >> reporter: the turn around comes four years after ford was in financial turmoil and chrysler and g.m were nearing bankruptcy. ford went through a majoring restructuring and g.m. and chrysler both received government bailouts. u.s. scars once scorned overseas for a poor quality are now in demand. why? >> automakers have adopted kind of a global strategy where instead of building specific vehicles for specific markets. they build one vehicle that is appealing to people across the world. >> reporter: the top two export markets are canada and mexico. lower wangs and energy costs are making the u.s. fertile ground for auto manufacturing. >> you'll probably see more jobs coming from the transplants, japanese and germans, who are also looking to build more cars here and export them elsewhere because in terms of wages and compensation the u.s. has become much more competitive in the last ten years. >> reporter: 2 million exports is a small piece of the pie compared to the estimated 15 million vehicles sold in the u.s. in 2013. but the big three automakers are rolling into the new year with a

g.m.'s first shot at electric it 20 years ago, but they didn't want the technology to get out and toyota jumped on and it that's why toyota is at the forefront right now. willave to rectify that problem. host: darnell from maryland. some stats courtesy of the "financial times" on u.s. car ines and the annual change 2013, this is u.s. car sales as carsight imagine american selling, having the best change termscentage in 2013 in of sales. overall up just under 10%, ford up over 10%. 10% asr up just under well. toyota also up in the united but volkswagen, volvo hyundai, down, losing market hyundai up13, and slightly. currency on the financial times. to jim in signal mountain, tennessee, jim owns a foreign car. asking our viewers, is the u.s. auto industry the best in the world what do you think? caller: not in my opinion, it's the worst. jim? why is that, caller: i'm still upset about the fact that they turned to the bludgeon the taxpayers out of money to bail them out, plus the nonsense that theing around bailout saved the auto industry and the employees. have disappeared, bankruptcy doesn't take a curl it up you know, into mid air, it allows the company to r

g.m.'s first shot at electric it 20 years ago, but they didn't want the technology to get out and toyota jumped on and it that's why toyota is at the forefront right now. willave to rectify that problem. host: darnell from maryland. some stats courtesy of the "financial times" on u.s. car ines and the annual change 2013, this is u.s. car sales as carsight imagine american selling, having the best change termscentage in 2013 in of sales. overall up just under 10%, ford up over 10%. 10% asr up just under well. toyota also up in the united but volkswagen, volvo hyundai, down, losing market hyundai up13, and slightly. currency on the financial times. to jim in signal mountain, tennessee, jim owns a foreign car. asking our viewers, is the u.s. auto industry the best in the world what do you think? caller: not in my opinion, it's the worst. jim? why is that, caller: i'm still upset about the fact that they turned to the bludgeon the taxpayers out of money to bail them out, plus the nonsense that theing around bailout saved the auto industry and the employees. have disappeared, bankruptcy doesn't take a curl it up you know, into mid air, it allows the company to r