. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do you think we are? . john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it . john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well, on anybody's perfect . john: i'm told i can eat more chocolate and i should eat no wheat. >> all organic and dairy free. . john: the war with science. that's our show. tonight. . john: getting science right matters. sometimes our lives are on the line. that's why debates over vaccines, global warming stem cells and so on are important. the left says the right ignore good signs. they deny global warming some deny evolution they ban laws for stem cell that he never might save lives. the right said it's left that ignore science it's the right that over obsess about population and led campaigns against vaccines, plastics, artificial sweeteners. i can go on. the left's ignorance, if they ban government financing of stem cell resear

. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do you think we are? . john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it . john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well, on anybody's perfect . john: i'm told i can eat more chocolate and i should eat no wheat. >> all organic and dairy free. . john: the war with science. that's our show. tonight. . john: getting science right matters. sometimes our lives are on the line. that's why debates over vaccines, global warming stem cells and so on are important. the left says the right ignore good signs. they deny global warming some deny evolution they ban laws for stem cell that he never might save lives. the right said it's left that ignore science it's the right that over obsess about population and led campaigns against vaccines, plastics, artificial sweeteners. i can go on. the left's ignorance, if they ban government financing of stem cell resear

leading the fight against gmos which brings up this question. >> how stupid do you think we are? >> very. so is your ex. >> the antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> science is true whether you believe it. >> but what is true? i am told men and women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well nobody's perfect. >> i am told i can eat more chocolate. our let's lose some weight with the chocolate. >> and now wheat. >> all organic and gluten free. >> the war over science is our show tonight. . john: getting science right matters. sometimes our lives are t >> sometimes are our lives are on line and that is why debate over vaccines and global warming and stem cells are important. left said the right ignores good science and deny global warming and some deny evolution and pass laws that ban stem cell research that could save lives. the right said the left ignores science and t who obsess about overpopulation and lead campaigns against vaccines, plastics and artificial sweetners. i can go on. the left's ignorance has a bigger effect on our lives if religious conservatives reject evol

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. >> i agree we are going to see it on gun control gmos, marijuana and a lot of hot button issues wheremakers don't want to take a stand because it could put them in jeopardy one way or another. >> "america tonight's" lisa fletcher, thanks so much. up next, financial ruin at the hands of developers. could relief be ton way for florida homeowners? "america tonight's" sheila macvicar speaking to homeowners forced to sell blof below market value. >>> a hitch hop artist hip hop artist and. >>> can chicago heal from its dark history of police torture? find out on aljazeera.com/americatonight. is >> fast forward to home sweet home. in florida hurricanes and a real estate bust forced developers into bankruptcy and homeowners into foreclosure. but the plan to protect investors allowed investors to effectively steal homes. in an "america tonight" investigation, sheila macvicar talked to one woman who was forced out of her condo. >> in 2006 amanda gonzalez bought what she thought was her slice of the american dream. >> i never missed a payment never intended to. >> so gonzalez was shocked when sh

buyolists blame the loss of lab at that time and pesticide and a study found gmo corn can bill butterflies. the good news, the white house issued a plan to boost the butterfly and bee populations. it will set up more healthy habitats habitats and investigate certain pesticide. the minnesota scientist say the situation is desperate believe the plan could work if it is properly funned and agencies actually follow through. >>> the solar-powered plane complete it its first night flight in its trip across the world. the solar impulse 2 survived the night on power stored in its batteries. tonight the plane is in heeled pattern above the pacific ocean but a of a fast moving storm that block its path. the pilot will stay in position charge thing batteries above the ocean, waiting for a weather update. yesterday the flight began a five-day trip from china to hawai'i. >>> world war ii aircraft flew again at buchanan field in concord today. aviation buffs young and old checked out a variety of aircraft. part of the wings of freedom tour. a b-17 flying fortress highlighted the lineup. bombers like thi

. >> i agree, we are going to see it on gun control, gmos marijuana and a lot of hot button issues where lawmakers don't want to take a stand because it could put them in jeopardy one way or another. >> "america tonight's" lisa fletcher, thanks so much. up next, financial ruin at the hands of developers. could relief be ton way for florida homeowners? "america tonight's" sheila macvicar speaking to homeowners forced to sell blof below market value. >>> a hitch hop artist hip hop artist, and. >>> can chicago heal from its dark history of police torture? find out on >> shot dead and the government does nothing. >> they teach you how to eliminate people? >> ya. >> we've done it and that is why we are there. >> my life is in danger. >> anyone who talks about the islamic religion is killed. >> don't miss the exclusive al jazeera investigation. >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> only on al jazeera america. home. in florida, hurricanes and a real estate bust forced developers into bankruptcy and homeowners into foreclosure. but the plan to protect investors al

buyolists blame the loss of lab at that time and pesticide and a study found gmo corn can bill butterflies. the go news, the white house issued a plan to boost the butterfly and bee populations. it will set up more healthy habitats habitats a investige certain pesticide. the minnesota scientist say the situation is desperate believe the plan could work if it is properly funned and agencies actually flow through. >>> the solar-powered plane complete it its first night flight in its trip acrossthe world. the solar impulse 2 survive the night on power stored in its batteries. tonight the plane is in heeled pattern above te pacific ocean but a of a fast moving storm that block its path. the pilot will stay in position charge thingatteries above the ocean, waiting for a weather update. yesterday the flight began a five-day trip from china to hawai'i. >>> world war ii aircraft flew again at buchanan field in concord today. aviation buffs young and old ecked out a variety of aircraft. pa of the wings of freedom tour. a b-17 flying fortress highlighd the lineup. bombers like this helped the allies

. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do youe are? . john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it. john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a

. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do you john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it . john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well, on anybody's perfect .

our chag is how to know what is gmo and what's not.ilers like us can offer transparency to our guests and allow them to make the choice. we cannot ourselves provide that information today. >> what about speaking of labeling, what about the new york department of health proposal to start labeling high sodium. i know some of the products are delicious but they are high in salt. are you opposed to such a regulation? >> no. i am in favor of those regulations and i think we may be the only restaurant company that is. we believe in transparency. i remember when there was a huge debate in our industry about posting calories. this was maybe five or six years ago. we were the first people that came out and posted it and i thought to myself why not post it? we're in the business of letting people make good choices about their food. let's give it to them and if you're embarrassed about what you're serving, maybe you should change your food and not try to hide it. there are a number of items on our menu that have high salt levels or that are indul

they will open up to gmo next year.ey are excited about what it will enable their agricultural sector to do. we have to engage locally and tell them how it's going to help them succeed. >> we noticed in this country some leading food manufacturers have stopped using gmos in their processes. do you have concerns about the health and safety of genetically modified organisms? >> this is an area studied more than any area i have ever seen in my career. it's been looked at a number of ways. what we have to do is be transparent and educate our population about what it is and what it isn't. i think getting this information out of the way and allow people to make decisions based on facts. >> thank you for joining us. >> dupont. ellen kullman is the ceo. >> thank you. >> time for a cnbc news update with sue herera. >>> the supreme court agreed to put a hold on court rulings that reduced the number avenue borgs clinics in texas. fourth conservative ss dissented. >> the state department said it would release tuesday the next batch

leading the fight against gmos which brings up this question. >> how stupid do you think we are?s your ex. >> the antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> science is true whether you believe it. >> but what is true? i am told men and women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well nobody's perfect. >> i am told i can eat more chocolate. our let's lose some

what's happening with snacks and chips in regards to gmo.: we have avian flu, you have plainville farms, have you empire chicken. >> free bird. liz: any problems with avian flu? >> we have been lucky and missed it all. with the heat, avian bird flu is behind us, but the remnants of lack of eggs and birds. we have not been affected, we have enough eggs and product, and we picked up a lot of supply on others that can't. the big thing that's happening in the protein category today. consumers are eating a lot less red meat, a lot less pork, they want birds not treated with antibiotics. you hear mcdonald's saying they are not treating with human antibiotics. you hear yum brands talk about pizza hut and taco bell, we're not going to have artificial coloring. we're natural, clean ingredients and that's what the consumer is focused on. liz: you and i should do the skin test. i'm going to be the one wearing sunscreen. >> the blueprint on the beach with sunscreen, and we'll make sure we have 50 for you. liz: stock is up 38% over the past year. no acti

about us we're bringing something into the mainstream aisle, which we do have a lot of organic and gmo in our food free ingredients in our food but what's more important is we have broad appeal and we start with things that are familiar like our oatmeal, so we're supplanting there's some packaged oatmeal, so that's going to have 300 milligrams less sodium in it than a package of oatmeal does and it tastes great and you have the fresh fruit with it. or a barbecue chicken, you know with the corn millet and the collared greens and this is less than one tablespoon of added sugar, so the other thing we're supplanting is some of that outer food shopping and food assembly, which has become a consumer trend, but we're giving you all the convenience of having everything prepared in one place for the busy professional. >> how about price and cost for you? >> from a price perspective, we try to have the retailer keep it around or under the $5 mark you'll see it range from $3.84 to $5 the breakfasts go from $2.50 to $3 range, it's a great value for the health you're getting and the quality of ingr

. >> the leading fight against gmos. >> which brings this question from actors. >> how dopped do you think we are? . john: very. and so is your ex. >> antifreeze needs to be removed immediately. >> the good thing about scientists is it's true whether or not you believe in it . john: but what is true? i'm told men ask women are exactly equal. >> i'm a man. well, on anybody's perfect .

starbucks filed a lawsuit against vermont anti-gmo law. it does not support the lawsuit and denies aligning itself with monsanto monsanto. losing your sense of smell may be a sign your number is up. the people with the poorest sense of smell are twice as likely to die within the next four years. they surmise a failing sense of smell may be a sign of a more serious problem and it could also leave people in more physical danger. i'm jane king from the nasdaq. here's to your health. >> the sunnyvale-based company says it has reached i deal with live stream with the buffalo bills-jacksonville jaguars game. this is the first time in nfl history that anyone with an internet can tune in to watch a live football game for free. the game is being played in london and won't be shown on live tv anywhere, but the buffalo and jacksonville markets. >>> apple is recalling a speaker. the beats pill speaker can overheat. you can return the speaker for a full refund and just fill out a form on apple's website. apple bought beats and it was before apple acqui

a steady found modified or gmo corn can kill the butterflies but the white house issue add land two weeksago to boost the bee and butterfly population setting up more healthy habitat and investigate certain pesticides. >> a quest for a world record in benicia, 2,000 people took part in an effort to build the biggest monopoly board over the weekend. players needed to use two hands to role the dice. the folks at the book of world records need to verify if it is the biggest board. record or not they raised money for the salvation army. . >> a new campaign to give women's love live as boost. >> a look at the little pink pill that is poised to be the next big thing. if at first you don't succeed try again a if you attack on soda at san francisco city hall. >> a new concern for troops on the front line with the unintended impact on war they may be suffering. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from ano

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. >> they don't want their gmos. >> what is evident in the bond market which the ten-year is a huge selloff pretty awesome moves. just watch the five-year. that will keep you on the right rail. >> it was 245 the last i checked. 240. it came off a little bit. down to 240. >> forget infed. i'm sick of them. let the market readjust rates. >> bravo. >> where is my t-shirt? >> i'm wondering how well you know some of these people in the census bureau. >>> when ewe come back jim paulson of capital management will join the conversation and we'll find out what he thinks of the jobs data and what it means for investors in the stock market and the futures after the jobs number. it is now down gotten a little bit better. looks like futures will open up about ten points. stay tuned. "squawk box" will return in just a moment. ♪ ♪ time upon a once people approached problems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improvements small. so we step a took back and problems turned these inside-up-down to approach them newly. and that's when we it saw.

or there's a bunch of millennials over here protesting gmos with no knowledge of the science.h of young people that haven't got history to judge on what the ramifications could be or are they people that actually know the situation? >> they're actually i think a lot of them very well informed. they'll say things like it will be very tough at first. however, we will be more competitive. i've had people say we're going to be more competitive. we'll be able to sell things better. unemployment will get better. and they've taken a look at some of the economic arguments that we've had on cnbc now for years about whether or not greece should stay in or out of the euro. the people who very much want to stay are the one who is have debts in euros maybe outside the country. and suddenly they're going to get paid in drachmas if it returns. that's going to be devastating for them. the upper middle class very concerned, the poor less so. >> they should have thought about it before they did it. once you're in, you can't get out. idealistically, it's yeah let's get out. >> larry summers told

there's a way that you could gmo 12 wing chicken and one chicken you get 12 wings. wasn't really that serious. i would package the name but someone got my idea in china and started circulating rumors on social media that kfc's chicken in china had eight legs. eight legged chickens. that's what three different companies alleged. >> these were companies saying this. not just people. >> three chinese media companies. kfc is suing them for 1.5 million for each company and they want an apology and an end to the alleged practices. defamation on china's internet is very common. >> you have to remember the pain that kfc has gone through because of the supplier issues. >> i was going to say what does an 8 legged chicken look like. four on each other. they also said they had six wings. so they really did rip off my idea because eight legs and six wings. it's a good idea theoretically. if you like dark meat and wings and i looked it up. >> wings are white meat. >> anyway eight legged chickens. there's one that looks about six days old. >> it's not real. it can't be real. >> it

but i just -- hope springs eternal that we just don't all of a sudden no preservatives, no gmos, no thiso that -- >> what i would be interested in hearing on this is how many fathers take it. >> do you see target? they have toys where there's a boys building set and a girls building set. i get it. you don't want to discriminate. but maybe they would be interested in different things than boys. they got hammered. target got hammered by some woman that said you put girls on here. >> i'm of two minds of that. i think you want kids playing with the same toys but i understand that having kids kids like different things. i didn't push my girls into barbies, they liked barbies. >> but seinfeld jerry is not a right wing guy. i'm deferring. i don't understand everything. so anything politically correct i agree with. no one in life should ever be offended by anything ever again and we need an amendment to the constitution for that. a mother's calling out target for a sign above a store aisle that lists building sets and girls building sets. the website asked target about the controversy. they poin