. >> i think there is a growing recognition around the world that there is going to be ge crops. >> tom is the secretary of agriculture. >> there is the perception out there that usda is siding with the big biotech companies opposed to, as opposed to organic dairy farmers, the little guys. >> i think if you understand what we have done in organic it's a hard case to make. at the end of the day i think we need both. >> he says more research is being conducted. meanwhile the seeds are being planted. >> you are not going to know you have it until it's too late. until they, they test the animals, they test the milk and it's now in the food chain, and then it's too late. >> an organic farmers can do nothing but watch and wait. seth done, cbs news, washington. >>> musician poet and political agent visit gill scott haren died yesterday. ♪ the revolution will not be till viced. >> he was best known for that song. 1970s the revolution will not be till viced. gill scott haren was 62 areas old. >>> and still ahead on cbs evening news one hundred years of the indie 500. >> finally tomorrow marks th

to get people to pay attention to comcast and nbc and how huge this merger was, nbc that's owned by ge, ceo was being considered to head up the presidens business council. are you aware of that? >> i was not aware of it at the time. i mean, i'm aware of it now. >> was that something that should be taken into consideration, as you made a decision about that merger? >> it should not have been and was not taken into consideration. >> it should not have been taken into consideration? >> and was not. >> why not? >> that is not consistent with what the enforcement responsibilities are of the antitrust division. >> at the time that you were considering the merger, the key player was ge, that owned nbc, and it appears that there was a relationship here with the administration and with ge that would cloud their objectivity about that merger. yodon't think that's worth considering? or you don't think that's in your mandate to consider? >> no, we certainly shouldn't consider it, did not consider it. you have to understand the justice department acts when it comes to enforcement responsibilities i

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v-scan from ge healthcare.t sized imaging device that will help change the way doctors see patients. that's better health for more people. >>> those shouts of human dignity is being heard throughout the region. through the moral force of nonviolence, the people of the region have achieved more change in six months than terrorists have accomplished in decades. >> president obama on thursday, in his first major speech on the uprising in the middle east. israel, of course, ate up most of the headlines but in many respects the arab uprising presents the white house with an urgent set of questions. revolution is happening now and my guest is caught right in the middle. he's king abdullah of jordan a key american ally and author of a book "our last best chance." the pursuit of peace in a time of peril. i sat down with him earlier this week. >> king abdullah, thank you for joining us. how do you describe what's going on? is it a wake-up call? for yourself and other world leaders? that region? definitely a wake-up call

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ge>> we do not know. >> i want to piggyback on what you said. i think what i want to know is let's be real about what is the quality middle school. how much planning turn is optimal, and what kinds of electives should every child have the option of taking? i think in terms of the resource issue, we keep trying to say we are doing the same every year, but we have to be real about the things we are not doing. i think we need to be real about here is what we would do if we have the money for every school to do. i do not think we should be afraid of saying that, because it is not necessarily our fault if we cannot afford the optimal amount of planning time for the optimal choice of electives. let's not blame ourselves be honest about what we are offering and what we should be offering. >> it is ironic that you mention that, because that is except for what our discussion was an -- exactly what our discussion was. and we are going to lay out what is, and after the cuts, what we look like, and then we are going to lay out what does it cost and show wha

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