now it should be noted that monsanto does have legal troubles in the united states as well very more than two thousand farmers have put together a petition against of this chemical agricultural giant requiring specific tests more tests on this specific corn as well because they're worried about the health aspects there and then in california there is prop thirty seven monsanto has basically put four million dollars plus of their own money to lobby against this proposition and what this proposition does is it would require companies to label foods that have been genetically modified and of course monsanto doesn't want that they would rather things just go smoothly on as normal so they're putting more than four million dollars of their own money against prop thirty seven as well so legal troubles in the united states and a ban in russia but here in the short term at least it's not expected to affect much in terms of russia's export quality. thomas sean thank you very much indeed. and now some other news making headlines around the world a plane has crashed near the capital of newport k

those foods could contain cancer causing and organ damaging chemicals so what does this mean for monsanto and wal-mart and the separation of church and state ensures that if your pastor gives you a sermon he's not going to use that sermon to barrage you with political endorsements looks like a group of religious leaders are preparing to do just that raj people with religious indorsements the time we took away the tax exemptions of our religious institutions. you need to know that there's a certain tax rate that working americans like you and me pay and then there's a certain tax rate that people like mitt romney pay most working americans pay federal income taxes even those who earn so little they don't pay taxes or still if they're locked changes subject to a top tax rate of thirty five percent for working people be they burger flippers or brain surgeons federal income taxes start around ten percent for those making around seventeen thousand bucks a year and go all the way up to thirty five percent for those making around four hundred grand but for the mitt romney and paris hilton class

is a former vice president of public policy at monsanto so these are important things to keep in mind we talk about scientific studies kristen it sounds to me like what you're saying is that there's just not enough research on g m o's at this point and that people should be able to decide for themselves if they want to need to moes and that would mean labeling g m o's but i do want to talk about the fact that right now the government doesn't require labeling g.m.o. foods the only labeling that they do do is for nutritional information and safety information where do g.m.o. foods fall in that in that list. well again i want i want to make it clear that we can't we can't separate the health of the environment from human health we are all intricately connected here we're talking about pollution we're talking about these things like super worms and super pests these are inevitably going to affect each of our have our health so we have to remember that. yeah i mean there's just so much to say here in terms of human health and environmental health and chris and as i was talking about with o

culture giant monsanto already involved in a number of health scandals is producing dangerous products artie's sean thomas has the story. this all stems from a french study that was released in mid september that is now become known as the infamous rat tumor study in the study they took the genetically modified corn encased six o three from monsanto and placed it against natural corn over a two year period and what they found is that rats fed on a diet of monsanto corn had a higher rate of occurrences of untimely death organ failure and tumor growth now as a result russia has banned monsanto corn from being imported in to russia and they have also asked of their own scientists to take a look at the study conduct their own tests monsanto has of course gone against the study saying that it doesn't even meet the bare minimum requirements of scientific research and they've also kind of neglected it saying that this isn't going to have a real impact on their sales because russia is a net grain exporter rather than an importer russia also already has in place a ban on the for genetically mod

a gruesome discoveries made by french scientists cost a dog shadow over the american food giant monsanto. a rule britannia. written by home i mean it's it's the iconic association with the british empire with your testament. but we report on how the latest additions to the u.k. citizenship test proved to be tricky though only for those seeking a new passport this story in detail many others as well in just a couple of. guys . in this remote siberian village people still sing the songs which russians sang in the media agents and they cherish the ancient rituals practiced by the rules that our church be food. the seventeenth century the old believers here is sign the area are conservative community. the by the way believe me here yes i feel like i know i'm the right fredricka by. the. people here are happy to show their way of life to tourists and to see them how to dance in the local star. seventeen year old nadia is from the same village she now studies in the city and dances at a club. she puts on her costume and the traditional amber necklace only when she comes to visit her grandmothe

foods and one of the biggest roadblock for that happening is a little corporation by the name of monsanto except they're a little of all they're gargantuan company that crushes anything that gets in their way of the global domination of the food industry one cent is the biggest producer of pesticides in genetically modified seeds in the world and one of their arguments is that they say farmers a ton of money and improve crop yields you see monsanto has created a generally modified see that produces its own pesticide within the plant stent it's called the silliest or b t for short it's a bacteria that's found in terrain everywhere the thing is monsanto is engineered plants that produce this talks in making it airborne and pollinate in the world with it well if there's one thing that's constant over the course of the planet's evolution it's nature's resilience even if the pesticide is designed to eradicate a weed or in six pc's nature will always bounce back and eventually become resistant to the poison think of the heavy use of antibiotics lead to super germs just like that a recent epidem

they have also asked of their own scientists to take a look at the study conduct their own tests monsanto has of course gone against the study saying that it doesn't even meet the bare minimum requirements of scientific research and they've also kind of neglected it saying that this isn't going to have a real impact on their sales because russia is a net grain exporter rather than an importer russia also already has in place a ban on the for genetically modified products so it's not expected to have a large impact in russia as well but if you look at what france is doing they're taking a look at the study they themselves are in the process of considering a ban which is believed to that could spark a european wide trend to ban them and central point that is something that the company is not looking at favorably but also if you look at overall products this isn't just corn on the cob we have corn syrup and the sweeteners that are used to sweeten many soft drinks around the world so this could have a much larger effect as well now if you look at monsanto corporation united states they have s

now in light of occupiers first birthday happy birthday by the way occupy monsanto's groups all over the world have organized seventy five different protest against the corporation and its subsidiaries this week for the entire week the group were protesting at the home of the monsanto corporation in st louis missouri but also actions across the united states including california where voters want to. side if they will label g m o's the selection and world wide in argentina candidate germany india spain the philippines haired boy and other countries were concerns over the impacts of g m o's on the environment and human health are growing occupy monsanto's goal is to confront the agricultural and industrial complex head on and it needs to be confronted if you are concerned with this root those corporations practices you should be fun to enjoy not only as a saloon of toxic coverups under its belt but the corporations aggressive tactics to ensure its domination over the entire food industry our whore it is not time that an offshoot of the occupy movement targets the corporation and start

just a minute we've got a story that will make your stomach churn involves the agriculture giant monsanto their special seeds and something called a super warm the slimy details coming up. it's friday september seventh eight pm in washington d.c. and lopez and you're watching r.t. . well we begin tonight with a look at the war in afghanistan where a green on blue violence is causing unease between the u.s. and the people it eventually plans to hand power over to this year alone forty five international service members have been killed as a result of these attacks twenty eight of them american those numbers. those numbers really concerned the obama administration but for whatever reason they didn't merit a mention in last night's d.n.c. speech nonetheless white house press secretary jay carney did speak briefly about these insider attacks in a press conference let's listen in. it's in porton to remember that. well first of all that our relationship with our afghan partners is strong and that every day our forces fight alongside afghan forces there are now about three hundred fifty thousand

might be what are the future consequences of our present actions for years the agriculture giant monsanto has been genetically modifying corn and soybeans to withstand and even produce herbicides and pesticides but as what happened with the drug resistant bugs in modern medicine and as ike i said einstein so eloquently put it not unlike me for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction this time it's in the form of super weeds and even more daunting super worms the environmental protection agency has launched an investigation to inspect the resistance that is developing in the parts of the corn belt in the unprecedented colony of super worms that are bound to spread throughout the entire midwest to talk more about this i'm joined by alexis baden mayer political director for organic consumers association hi there alexis let's start off by talking about these super worms what are they how are they different than regular worms and how do they affect our health. well my dad who invented is genetically engineered crops that had b.p. in it into mirrored bruson of a natural insecticide

agriculture giant monsanto already dead usually scandal and cold case so that's. almost all the details on this good to see you what has a prompted russia to take this kind of action well roy is certainly interesting this all stems from a french study that was released in mid september that is now become known as the infamous rat tumor study in the study they took the genetically modified corn encased six o three from months and placed it against natural corn over a two year period and what they found is that rats fed on a diet of months santo corn had a higher rate of occurrences of untimely death organ failure and tumor growth now as a result russia has banned monsanto corn from being imported in to russia and they have also asked of their own scientists to take a look at the study conduct their own tests to see what they find so this ban is temporary right now what does this mean on an overall scale among santo has of course gone against the study saying that it doesn't even meet the bare minimum requirements of scientific research and they've also kind of negl

and a very very ugly monsanto monsanto the g.m.o. food and agribusiness giant will be soon and introducing his genetically modified foods directly in stores across the nation with out labels saying that the foods are genetically modified and if that isn't bad enough new reports suggest that some strains of monsanto's genetically modified corn the bt corn it helps to create super worms that are resistant to pesticides and to make matters even worse these super worms are devouring crops in parts of the already drought devastated midwest and are projected to spread throughout the entire midwest so all and monsanto continues to put genetically modified foods which may contain dangerous chemicals on the market they've also managed to create another nightmare for hurting farmers and agriculture in america and that is very very ugly. so generally the corporate elite like to stay tight lipped about how they view their workers most don't want to come across as greedy or as a scrooge but every now and then a cocky billionaire comes along spout

so congress hasn't been able to stand up to monsanto but i think the voters of california can now let's say this does pass and we do get labeling on our food what do you think the consequences of that be of that will be and how will that affect the types of food we see in our grocery stores and ultimately what the american people eat. well we already see people choosing organic whenever they can when it's available and when they can afford it so i think we'll continue to see organic grow as it already has but in europe a lot of the companies rather than labeling their food as containing genetically modified ingredients chose to take those ingredients out that would be the best case scenario and i hope that the companies work with their consciences and want to serve say food to the public so let's say this does pass in california do you think that will have a ripple effect on other states absolutely california is the seventh largest economy in the world and ten percent of grocery stores are in california so i can't really imagine companies labeling things differently for the california m

i think monsanto is doing a lot of things right. i think guy was spot on with his call and the guest yesterday was right as well. >> do you buy this name? do you buy the other names in the group. >> i love monsanto. that's probably my favorite and then the group and then you have something to shoot against. it broke above $90. you can now use that as kind of a stop level, technical breakout. i think it is much higher. >> what about the other names? >> i think you can. i think people forget some of the fertilizer companies are a cartel. i like pot. i like mos. i think you buy the whole sector. it will be a great planting season. >> okay. oil is dropping like a rock today. it is down about 3% and roughly 8% over the past three sessions alone. what is the best way to play crude sharp move? hussein, head of commodities research at morgan stanley. welcome to the halftime show. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you think is behind this and where do we go from here? >> i think it is a combination of things. we had a

funny thing about monsanto. even though it makes seeds it trades not like a seed company but like a biotech company. in fact, based on its price earnings this stock is more expensive than sellgene or giliad. monsanto is an innovator. the company has patented some seeds that are worth fortunes. is it the big winner everyone this it is? in the last few days i have seen so many positive research notes out there that have raised the bar for monsanto that all i can say is, they'd better blow away the numbers or else! here's the laggard dollar store company. the one the analysts love to hate. it's only because the others are so good. that's why you get the disparity. i was steps away from my dollar tree this week. because i'm trying to lose some weight. i didn't go in to get candy. for example my travel trust bought stock on the dollar general secondary offering today because that secondary knocked the share price back to levels that were just too attractive to resist. i still like this cohort. i don't think family do

damage this is in the wake of a battle going down in california over big agribusiness just like monsanto and proponents of food labeling proposition thirty seven would require all foods that contain genetically modified organisms or g.m. owes as they're known to be labeled such a move could have a major impact on what food people buy and eat to discuss i'm joined now by alexis baden meyer political director of the organic consumers association alexis is also part of the california right to know campaign that is fighting to label g.m.o. foods alexis welcome thank you so we see what's happening to rats being fed g m o's is this what can happen to humans absolutely we're seeing a huge uptick in cancer among our population diet related diseases gastrointestinal disorders allergies among kids autism all of these things could be related to genetically modified foods the studies need to be done but is there any study connecting the ailments that you just listed specifically to g m o's well the study that came out yesterday is a very important one this is the first study that's looking at the ef

agro corporations like monsanto bayer nestle and coca-cola they all spent. those against this measure drastically they raised over thirty two million dollars so i mean alexis to proposition thirty seven stand a chance when you're looking at huge spending on lobbying against it but we expect to be outspent about ten to one and we're not going to have the money that they'll have to put up a lot of television ads we're relying on the consumers who care about this issue to spread our television radio ads via e-mail via social networks to tell their friends to engage in our phone bank we're organizing a phone bank all around the country to call california voters so we need volunteers and we need the small contributions to put out this campaign and give us up and give ourselves a chance but i think we're going to win nine out of ten people support labeling and so no matter what lies they hear even of the other side is able to drop that support significantly i still think that we can beat them so i hope everyone will get involved to help nine out of ten people supp

we're very excited about monsanto.he global expansion, you know, drought's taken its toll on crops around the globe. you've seen prices up, monsanto's a great way to deal with things like that. we're very excited about water. you know, you think about a company, everybody thinks about filters and pumps to cool their spa, but they're about availability of water, reusing water, and clean water. and they're in the midst of merging with the slow control business which will be a home run for them. they're going to become a bigger, more global company as a result of that transaction. and probably, you know, the third one i'd highlight would be a company like darling. they're involved in the rendering business. there's nothing techie, nothing sexy about it. what excites us is they're six, nine months away from starting a big biodiesel facility called diamond green diesel where they're in partnership with valero energy down in louisiana. we think there's enormous opportunity there. >> zach, great to have you on the show and al

profits because monsanto as an international corporation i think i'm afraid that if america does not nationalize it as some other country well and you know so i would just start there that's working really well in iceland and and a couple of other countries where you know we're no longer on the failed system of basically a failed system of debt slavery and so i'm ferb rebuilding everything from the ground up that becomes true representation of true you know true opinions of by and for. the people of this country is in find anywhere else where there is a lakshman indeed in the half a minute or so we have left from your experiences hunger colonel action was stifled third parties and what what's your solution. i've that's kind of what i've been studying while i've been running you know like they kicked me off the ballot in kansas and they've kicked me off the ballot in nevada and a couple other things they don't like third parties and particularly they don't like any third party who advocates for any kind of a socialist context or any kind of socialist solutions even even knowing that t

monsanto has nearly doubled off its july 2010 low. >> incredible., shares of goodyear tire are burning rubber, excuse the terrible pun. they're up, as we can see, about 3.5% after getting upgraded by goldman sachs again. goldman sachs getting out its little pun today. >> and your pun is de234r5flati. >> it's terrible. you ran over me with that one. >> goldman sachs upgrading goodyear to a buy from neutral, sees neutral tail winds that will boost operating income including a surge in tire replacement demand. goodyear actually kind of quietly is up 17% over the past year, although let's not forget this was more than a $20 stock just four years ago. so the akron-based company -- the rubber factory, black keys. >> it nonetheless has been having a goodyear. tempur-pedic over its rival mattress maker sealy. i think hs a stock that requires the presence of sir herbert greenberg. >> as soon as i walk in this morning i see this guy rirlt ity runs across -- i come into cnbc in my pajamas because i keep my suits here. you were so excited -- why are you upset a

they have spent $32.5 million so far, the top donors against 37 is monsanto and pepsi. supporters of only raised a fraction, three or $5 million, mainly backed by health resources and whole foods. >> what cigarette do you smoke a doctor? see how mild and good tasting it can be ... >> supporters argue we do not know how it affects us yet and until we do, we have a right to choose not to eat them. they compared it genetically modified organisms to cigarettes and ddt and agent orange. >> absolutely harmless to humans and animals ... >> earlier this month, dressed in fake fire hazard suits, occupy protesters protested against the use of genetically modified organisms and outside of sacramento. >> the reason i am personally targeting monsanto is because of their laundry list of what i feel are crimes against nature. >> everyone that drives by and does not know what a gmo is, and sees this, and for every person that says " my god i did not know that " i call it a good day. >> protesters are shedding light on genetically modified organisms. an issue so big that it is heading t

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riddled with cancer allegedly caused by genetically-modified corn feed developed by the biotech giant monsanto. french scientists say their research proves dell inc.. eu agricultural ministers gave a cautious -- approves dell inc. -- french scientists say their research proves the link. the u.s. agricultural ministers gave a cautious reply. -- the eu agricultural ministers gave a cautious reply. although the issue was not on the agricultural -- not on the agenda, it has once again highlighted differences over how the eu deals with the cultivation and import of fm crops. -- gm crops. some countries want to reopen the debate. >> it must be possible for a nation or government to say we do not want genetically- modified ackermann to because our people do not want it. this study -- genetically- modified agriculture because our people do not want it. >> the corn can be imported as food ingredients, yet another example of how complicated this debate has become. >> portugal's government says it is considering new income tax increases to meet debt reduction targets. the new proposal follows serious res

now, monsanto's stock is down by almost 1% in today's trading.en: oil prices fell below $90 a barrel today for the first time since the beginning of august today. connell: sandra smith is standing by on the floor of the cme with the trade. sandra? sandra: hey guys, take a a look at the oil prices right off the bat here, looking at a drop below $90 a barrel and that level holding after we got the key inventory report from the government. remember, this is a pivotal level to drop below $90 a barrel. i was talking to an analyst this morning who watches this market very closely, he does call 90 a pivot level and a drop below there could bring more bearish sentiment into this market. here's the inventory numbers that changed -- that changed that number this morning. that drop was not expected. a build was actually expected for crude oil inventories, but here's the bearish point about that, guys. overall supplies are still 7% higher of crude oil than they were the same time last year. we're still not using as much of this stuff as we were just a year a

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foods i mean for god's sake michael taylor the former vice president of monsanto is the f.d.a. is food safety czar i mean are you serious instead of taking a preventative measure like the rest of the world's developed nations this country is treating the population like sitting guinea pigs waiting to see how our unknowing consumption of g.m.o. those will play out look a washington post poll shows that ninety percent of americans overwhelmingly support juma labeling people like kathy fairbanks who put themselves out there is supposedly looking out for the consumers in this right to know battle are the problem kathy is a spokesperson for a disingenuous propaganda campaign and that's why i'm calling her out kathy sometimes it's more important look out for the bigger picture you know to look out for humanity at large than it is to gain that loot and that is why you kathy fairbanks are today's villain. ok guys the twenty four seven coverage of the d.n.c. is something we absolutely can avoid theme this week but i'm not here to repeat what you're already going to hear on the corporate

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. >> occupy protesters staged a rally outside of the office of monsanto in davis and some even dressedn biohazard suits. this protest focused on their support for genetically modified crops. the issue will also be on the ballot this november. proposition 37 would require food companies to label use of genetically modified organisms in raw and processed foods. >> and an cyber bullying film watched by students in san fransisco will now be shown to every student in an east bay school district. thousands of students in san fransisco saw the movie " bullied " last week and now all high-school students in middle school students in the oakland unified school district will be required to watch it. private screenings started today at the legal theater in jack london square and will go on until october 4th. it is a promise to bay area veterans that life does get better. a program called " helmets to hard hats " helps veterans find work after their services over. one veteran said that it took for much longer than she expected before she got a call back for a job. >> it took me a very long time. a

use any weakness to buy monsanto if you're a risk taker or dupont.e seeds will be bought next year. that's what i know. price breaks give you a chance. on wednesday, we'll hear from a supreme court. we'll hear from the german supreme court on the legality of germany's moves to save europe. let's hope the court understands that it would crush the world's economies if it says that germany can't participate in what's known as the periphery bailouts. what do we need from the german supreme court. i'm sure they have wise men over there. you know, barristers promoted to judge. we need them to get with the outcast program. outlining the manifesto. it's okay to lend them sugar because they are your neighbors. thursday we have the g-20 meeting. it would be terrific to get worldwide pressure on europe. so far we have heard about plans for austerity. a pro growth g-20 would be a siep that europe knows you can't layer on debt. you need a hope of paying it back through increased tax receipts. judging by the fact they didn't cut growth. i don't know how serious th

i was wondering what you thought about mom, monsanto. >> i talked about how this market is not givinge ghost. i thought it would be down 3, 4 points after the great run. this is one to buy on weakness and i don't know if you're going to get any. i'm going to go to thomas in new mexico. thomas? >> caller: jim, my stock is fifth street finance, fsc. >> i'm going to send you, are you ready, ski daddy, key bank. i like it a lot more than your name. eric in colorado, eric? >> caller: a big beck ken ridge boo-yah and thanks for helping the little guy. >> dualing forcing right now on twitter. what's up? >> caller: well, pricing for their services is improving rapidly. is now a good time to buy? >> if you think that is the case, why not go for the one that has less liability and i think that that stock has better fundamentals. chris in new york? chris? >> caller: yes. >> go ahead, chris. >> caller: big boo-yah to you, jim? >> right back at you. >> caller: company corrections corporation of america, cxw. >> i have not kept up on the contracts of late and i have not been good at calling that gr

i want you to use any weakness to buy monsanto or dupont if you're conservative.more seeds will be bought next year. that is what i know and price breaks give you a chance. also on wednesday, this is key, okay? we're going to hear from another supreme court other than u.s. supreme court. we'll hear from the german supreme court on the legality of germany's moves to save europe. let's hope the court understands that it would crush the world's economies if it says that germany can't legally participate in what's known as the periphery bailouts. what do we need from the german supreme court? i'm sure they've got some wise men over there. real just great barristers. but we need them to get with the outcast program. that it's okay to lend them some sugar because they are your neighbors. thursday we have the big g 20 meeting. if we get a little worldwide pressure on europe to talk about growth initiatives. a pro-growth g 20 initiative would be a sign europe knows you can't just keep layering on debt. you need some hope of paying it back through increased tax receipts. t