genetically modified foods monsanto's one of the battle against american farmers the u.s. supreme court says the firm can sue organic growers if they use its lab engineered crops even if the fields have been inadvertently contaminated with monsanto materials we're mandals written about g.m.o. he says the company's terrorizing farmers. the implications of this are huge because first of all monsanto lied in that statement to the supreme court the law it brazenly by saying they never heard it never will sue farmers for inadvertant as the term is inadvertent. contamination of their fields but they have sued countless farmers percy schmeiser a farmer in canada is a little bit example of that but the monsanto has a team of lawyers that go out and terrorize farmers in the us and canada when the wind blows the seeds from a mob field across to nominate sort of feel that says ok you know you have to play well for some monsanto's public image is arguably the worst in the world let's take a look at why research is point the dozens of health risks to us all connected with genetically m

well i mean surely you know monsanto has to keep its copyright and keep the threat of suing farmers i mean it spent huge amounts of money developing their genetically modified seeds after all well this is part of a monopoly push especially by monsanto they're buying up g. companies all around the world to take ownership of that of the proprietary seeds this is a concentration of power all in the human food chain the first ruling of the supreme court in that i can buy the best that you can patent life that you can take a patent on like i do you know for a gene of bacteria result that was a false decision to begin with and there's been a whole sequence sense and and it's it's the influence wind of the agribusiness that's made this possible but it's a horrendous development for the future of food security in the world well there isn't there a consumer rights side to this sort of thing you know some people buy organic to avoid genetically modify for can consumers at this point be unsure that they're getting the real deal these that these days a lot of especially since monsanto and the bio

is often cross pollinate with neighboring farms and when this happens monsanto often sues the farmer for patent infringement take the case of australian farmer steve marsh who lost his organic certification after g.m. the scenes from his neighbor's farm contaminated his all were ghana crops but because fighting monsanto would be a losing battle marsh is trying to different approach he's suing his neighbor instead the trial is expected to be a landmark case that could determine the rights of all farmers seeking protection against g.m. contamination to talk about the president this case and will set good or bad i spoke earlier to scott kinnear who's leaving the campaign for steve marshall and he's the director of the safeword foundation i first ask scott to explain the importance of maintaining organic standards. illegally passionately in organic agriculture and more importantly for people who might not be familiar it's really biological agriculture starts working with the soils to achieve optimum plant shelf and of course that's the optimum showed that we should be eighty he actually

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averse we've been sowing monsanto seeds online and later in this program well before we get a bus to the home where you don't belong we've got the story of thousands of latvians considered aliens in a land where they were born that report to. vote in egypt for yet another constitution's been marred by deadly violence with the muslim brotherhood claiming that at least eight people have been killed in clashes with police south of the capital securities and tense with more than two hundred thousand police officers on the streets but the massive deployments are failing to prevent attacks and skirmishes just before polling stations opened a bomb went off in a cairo court slightly norma's injured the opponents of the latest constitution claim the document will cement the power of the military backed interim government well to report on the challenges of the perils facing egypt's latest lesson democracy. there was a bomb blast here in the capital in an area called babbar at a court room that was supposed to house all the ballots about particular area by the end of the day the explosion was

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blunt's been backed by monsanto since two thousand and eight and personally raked in over one hundred. from the company for his campaign but blunt has a history of undermining the democratic process in two thousand and two he tried to anonymously sneak in a provision into a homeland security bill that would benefit the bacco giant philip morris surely that didn't have anything to do with the fact that his wife is a former lobbyist for the tobacco industry look this is in no way of an exhaustive list but give me a break i only have a thirty minute show here guys either way it's important to realize exactly who these people are beyond the millionaires club that convenes on capitol hill because while they pretend to represent us lowly piegans we need to empower ourselves with the truth so we can stand up and represent ourselves. i people tend to think in black and white terms when it comes to economic theory either you're a capitalist or communist but believe it or not these ideologies don't have to exist on a singular thread i mean structures can be borrowed from different beliefs to fo

. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. >> and follow it no matter where it leads - all the way to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right

that's the nature of monsanto, a biotech in agricultural clothing. this time, the conference call could get more poignant. why? because general mills announced today that it's stopping the use of genetically modified organisms. yes, that's what gmo stands for, in cheerios. is this a beginning of a trend that could hurt monsanto? don't they make all those great seeds? i mean, bad seeds? i want to hear what they have to say. bed bath is a stock that seems to get crushed on the cryptic outlook. they do a truncated conference call. go read the chapter in "get rich carefully" where i totally blew it in the quarter and you'll know how hard this one is to trade. no trading at bbby. thursday is my first day of earnings season, which is a shame because there are conference calls after it that aren't as informative or entertaining. i'm talking about alcoa, aa, we'll learn whether he sees commercial construction getting stronger, whether the december auto numbers we get today are an aberration, power play and construction and airplane production. there isn't a

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and is now sort of black stories the table rather than farm to table a protest against food giant monsanto peaked in twenty thirteen with activists trying to spread awareness about what they say are the dangers of genetically modified foods monsanto has been continuously though it is the most emo company on the twenty year after year with stiff competition. most media outlets to cover this growing global movement are the one gathering steam to fight the likes of sen brown and the energy giant's tracking projects the controversial causes to release oil and gas deep underground ignited global campaigns against its damning environmental potential irrefutable evidence of contamination air pollution water contamination battle between big business and interests of the people putin proves hard to predict opinion don't know what the cost he recently wrote a petition on skin needs a partner in the spindle detainees imprisoned. this is a serious punishment. he sighs humanitarian reasons saying his mother is sick. my belief take into account of all the circumstances. it's possible to take irrespectiv

monsanto has a team of lawyers that go out and terrorize farmers in the u.s. and canada when the wind blows the seeds from a field across to the. field and says ok you know you have to play this is a concentration of power all in the human food chain in the first ruling of the supreme court and what i mean by the best but you can patent life that you can take a patent on life by in fact you know for a gene a bacteria or so that was a false decision to begin with the whole sequence sense to them and it's the includes wind of the business that's made this possible but it's a horrendous development for the future of food security in the world. and you can go to our com our web site for more on the controversial issue of g.m.o. crops that's causing such a global stir also online the jailed founder of the world's most popular file sharing website the pirate bay gets a modest improvement in the springs and conditions after over one hundred thousand people signed a petition to allow him access to books and other basic items. and license to speed hollywood style car c

that's the nature of monsanto, a biotech in agricultural clothing. this time, the conference call could get more poignant. why? because general mills announced today that it's stopping the use of genetically modified organisms. yes, that's what gmo stands for, in cheerios. is this a beginning of a trend that could hurt monsanto? i want to hear what they have to say. bed bath is a stock that seems to get crushed on the cryptic outlook. they do a truncated conference call. go read the chapter in "get rich carefully" where i totally blew it in the quarter and you'll know how hard this one is to trade. no trading at bbby. thursday is my first day of earnings season, which is a shame because there are conference calls after it that aren't as informative or entertaining. i'm talking about alcoa, aa, whe we'll learn whether he sees commercial construction getting stronger, whether the december auto numbers we get today are an aberration, power play and construction and airplane production. there isn't a piece of commerce that alcoa doesn't touch. i can't wa

we are here to let monsanto know they cannot go around the country fighting americans rights to knowat we are eating. we have a right to know. we need to label gmo foods. >> monsanto won a key victory earlier this month after the supreme court refused to hear an appeal by organic farmers seeking to prevent the company from suing if of -- of crops are inadvertently contaminated with its genetically modified seeds. one central pursued more than 800 patent cases against farmers for allegedly using its seeds without paying. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. in his fifth state of the union address, president obama vowed tuesday to bypass a divided congress and take action on his own using his executive power. obama announced a wage hike for federal contractors come in the creation of a starter savings account to help millions of people save for retirement, and plans to establish new fuel efficiency standards for t

corporations in the energy policy written by energy companies the agricultural policy written by monsanto this surveillance policy and prison policy written by corrections core of america so the f.b.i. serves those corporate masters now they can break any law they want so they can serve their masters under the rubric of national security which is a joke. since what you are arguing for is that current should put that ethnic identity above that national identity let me ask you a personal question. occurred first or and iraq it first occurred first then i mean rocky i am not iraqi that i am a kurds because let me ask you that question i am from holland. been bombarded you know i still remember the smell of the chemical weapons so what iraqi identity both iraqi and it brought to me the killing so people my disgrace four thousand five hundred villages were destroyed. not long ago western media and politicians told us it was defeated or at the very least on its last legs the same media and politicians today tell us a very different story indeed across many countries of the middle east is betray

modified foods but not strong enough to beat the massive lobbying dollars behind corporations like monsanto a bailout initiative to get 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 revea

out our top stories we turn to the fund out of genetically modified foods agricultural giants like monsanto affect everything from the hood of the units to where our tax dollars go to the ethics and or demise of local farmers if you're me some strong opposition to genetically modified foods are not strong enough to beat the massive lobbying dollars behind corporations like monsanto and a lot initiative to get gm owes labeled failed in washington. the labeling and the kids sing in the fight is not over in the coming year will fly to get gm owes labeled in other states and eventually on the federal level. so there you have incentive to read to me followed up close and in doubt. we'll be sure to keep an eye and how they developed in twenty fourteen and washington was along rte much of the news that dominated the latter half of twenty thirteen down with one hand and one agency. of course i were first seen former government contractor adverts known and in the national security agency twenty thirteen will forevermore the year that snowden unleashed massive amounts of information regarding the nsa

. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> an america tonight exclusive. mortgage fraud. how one woman spoke up and made a difference. >> i had seen a couple of the girls making up documentation at a copier. >> millions of fans watched the fourth season premiere of "downtown abbey" as it kicked off in the u.s. with its rab ied fan base. >> my husband is dead. after all he's suffered in t

. >>> speaking of food, monsanto is posting better than expected profits today thanks to strong salessoy beans and other seeds but could growing consumer backlash over genetically modified ingredients, gmos, become a longer term threat to monsanto? here with us is sarah eisen with more. i got to say, gmo, i eat them all the time because i just eat them. >> everybody does. >> is it a big deal? >> this is the core of our food industry in this country. more than 90% of the soybeans in the united states are genetically modified, more than 80% of corn. this is the core of what we do. it raises the question now the consumers are getting a little more aware, could this be a real problem for monsanto and some of the other players that actually supply these genetically modified seeds. you saw general mills making the move to make cheerios not gmo. the trick there is that most of what was in cheerios were oats and those weren't modified. you don't have to change the formula too much. >> it's a good point you make. gmos are in 80% of american food products and most of it, we don't even know. i g

. >> we are occupy monsanto. >> reporter: the main target has monsanto that makes genetically modifiedd products for crops. it is widely used especially in processed food which include soybeans and corn. in the u.s. gmos are regulated by three agencies. but despite the campaign against gmos not everyone is being scared off. >> from what i understand that it can be healthy for people. i know people think it's not natural but i don't share that opinion. >> reporter: gmo-free cheerios is a good start. consumers continue to have a greater say in what goes into the food they eat. >> well, it's time for sport. >> reporter: thank you very much. rafael nadal take, will take on monfils. to brisbane now federer wil, th7 grand slam against injury me chardy. he won through in three sets. to the women's event, serena williams the world number one beat the former number one victoria azarenka. >>> the new to the ham manage tr will take his place. carried off on a stretcher with cramps. they win over manchester united. and the last time the spurs won the come with cup was in 1991,y believe they'll hav

corporations in the energy policy written by energy companies the agricultural policy written by monsanto have this surveillance policy and present policy written by corrections core of america so the f.b.i. serves those corporate masters now they can break any law they want so they can serve their masters under the rubric of national security which is a joke. since what you are arguing for is that kurds should put that ethnic. to abolish that national identity let me ask you a personal question. occurred first or and iraq it first occurred first then i mean rocky. because let me ask you that question. you know i still remember the smell of the chemical weapons so what iraqi identity brought to be. brought to me the killing so people. four thousand five hundred villages were destroyed. not long ago western media and politicians told us it was defeated or at the very least on its last legs the same media and politicians today tell us a very different story indeed across many countries of the middle east it is betrayed is a deadly minutes we ask what is al qaeda today who supports it and wh

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corporations in the energy policy written by energy companies the agricultural policy written by monsanto have this surveillance policy and present policy written by corrections core of america so the f.b.i. serves those corporate masters now they can break any law they want so they can serve their masters under the rubric of national security which is a job. she could lumbered sure. was to build a. mission to teach creation and why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only. they wanted to move a detention camp marks its twelfth anniversary with more than one hundred fifty inmates still behind bars despite never being charged they want to display a place that we can treat people how every we want to whenever we want to take a look at the history of the facility as people across the u.s. and other parts of the world join protests demanding the closure of the camp. despite recent diplomatic success in iran nuclear talks a growing number of u.s. senators are pushing for more sanctions against iran move the white house warns could drag the u.s. into another war. and a for

agriculture giants like monsanto, which rolled out its first harvest of modified corn for people last year say gmos are just an extension of traditional breeding and help produce products that are bigger and more resistant to disease. but those against gmos say that it can arm beneficial insects, damage soil and contaminate crops. and they require more herb sides. they're banned in three countries and 61 countries require products containing gmos to be labeled. but here in the u.s. companies are not required to use special labels. and while the government doesn't allow gmos to be used in foods that are labeled organic, foods labeled as natural can contain gmos. >> joining me to discuss genetically modified organisms is greg jaffey. it's good to see you, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> what do you think of the decision of general mills to stop using genetically modified ingredients in cheerios. >> i think they are resetting a marketing precedence. they're saying that it is safe. this was not a food safety decision they made, but they made the decision because they wanted to s

this is "inside story." what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. the congress to hopefully shed line on immigration reform as a path to citizenship. for the center of american progress, he's in washington d.c. this morning. and good morning, mr. fietz. >> good morning, del. >> are you confident that this year immigration reform passes and are you sure why it pass it's. >> i'm confident that the president will be talking about the importance of find of bipartisan agreement with this congress, and this is obviously the issue that seems more teed up to have the senate has passed a bill by a bipartisan super majority and now it's up to the house to pass it. and we know that the pass republican conference is meeting in a retreat this week, and one of the things they will be discussing is how to move forward on immigration reform. the state of the union on al jazeera america. join us for complete coverage of the issues facing all of us fro

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and of course, environmentalists define eco terrorism of what monsanto and shell oil and all of theseajor polluting companies do to our environment. but after 9/11 and when that terrorist word became the new boogie word for anything anyone didn't like, the term was used by anti-environmental legislators and media pundits to basically try to malign or brand activists as something negative, basically spin doctoring the message in order to try to deter the public from supporting grassroots environmental work. >> our community -- smj is with you . . . >> speaking about a protester chris. >> my name is chris. on june 24th, my birthday, i skateboarded into [ inaudible ] 6b. the line that spilled 1.3 gallons [ inaudible ] michigan against coalition against tar sand who is standing trial two to three years for peaceful protest. i also have an open fbi investigation, and even though my leading witness against me has testified that i'm very cooperative, i face two years for felony officer. >> are these anti-terror laws here being abused in a sense? this >> i have some good ideas. we're just sta

. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in "the stream." its core leadership has been decimated, by is al-qaeda making a comeback? >> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here as always. waj since 9/11 al-qaeda has been viewed by many as our biggest problem. >> yeah, you talked about the december makes, but our online community is very sceptical. and just today, lisa, al-qaeda's number 2 released an auto urging the groups to stop fighting one another. and paul says . . . we have also heard terms like frankenste frankenste frankenstein and hydra. and check this out . . . so this is very topical. very relevant. >> i think paul's tweet is really having saying the u.s. has created a monster. we'll get into that. with bin laden dead, and it's top ranks on the run, president obama says that al-qaeda core has been decimated. he said the organization was on the path to defeat.

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it's a decent downgrade, especially since monsanto had a good run off the lows.lown tomorrow because we have the crop report coming out. if we get lower stocks in corn and wheat, we could see a pop. he had legitimate reasons to downgrade the stock. i applaud him for downgrading the stock. it might be a little dangerous. >> no irony in that? the crop report. going to let that go? >> i watched "trading places." exxon mobil, moved from neutral to a buy. citi upping its price target from 108 to 99. downgrade or clowngrade? guy? >> i'll go clowngrade. >> oh. >> you know why? you're going to downgrade it, don't raise your price target. this was a very thoughtful call. on the back of it, they raised the price target from conoco phillips. and i like what this gentleman did. i just wish he lowered his price target, as well. >> so, exxon was a clowngrade. >> that's sort of mean. >> come on. where was that stock before? >> excellent point. >> let's look at energy here. crude oil, on an eight-month low. exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson making comments on cnbc about the u.s. and

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