"techknow" asked monsanto to participate in this report, but they declined.s an information gap increasingly filled with seemingly credible allegations. >> they want to control the seeds all over the world. we believe they do weather manipulation, we know they're part of that if they can control the weather, they control the seeds, they control the world. >> if you make your focus to be anti-corporate, now you're slamming a technology that could be used by a guy like me or anybody else to solve problems for people who desperately need it. >> increasingly scientists have become the target of an anti-gm movement. at least four university researchers were served a freedom of information act order to release all of their university e-mails by groups called us right to know. one of them, a florida scientist who told their part of the story. >> what are they looking for? >> what they say is that we need to know how far the tentacles of collusion between the big a companies and university scientists, how deep these go and what they're sharing. >> are you funded by m

biotech giant monsanto. a french appeals court upheld a ruling founding -- finding the firm of poisoning the farmer. it is the first of its kind for french courts. farmerctory for one against an industrial giant. an appeals court confirmed monsanto is responsible for , opposingis health the initial decision by the district court. the green grower had ecological problems in 2004. he suffered memory loss, headaches, and stammering, and accuses the company of failing to provide adequate warnings on the product label. >> a giant like monsanto is not this victorydicate to all my colleagues who are sick or have died, farmers who have died from pesticides here. how far thesetes firms can go to sell their products to put us farmers and maybe others in danger. said theto's lawyers company would take the case to the highest appeals court. not be mistaken about the fundamental meaning of today's decision. it is not about whether or not he obtained compensation for the normal use of and exposure to the products. >> it h

this as shareholders are upset over rejection of monsanto takeover option. he insisted the company is fine without monsanto's cash. >> all you have to do is look at the deal landscape and there hanlt been a l hasn't been a lot of sellers. we don't believe we need that capital to further invest in our business. syngenta is a company with good free cash flow and the announcement this morning says with the shares undervalued this is an opportunity to buy and show that our strong, free cash flow can support the purchase. >> would you rule out m&a? any other further options? would you say yes if the price is right? if it's much higher than what syngenta offered you? >> the business of reopening any conversation with monsanto isn't what's on offer today of course. what we're saying is our shares are under valued. it doesn't support the core business we have. ample balance sheet to support debt we would do that. but this opportunity to return cash to shareholders which is what they're asking for is what we announced this morning. >> carolyn is in frankfurt with mor

monsanto was-- found responsible three years ago. the company will appeal the decision. three months of to go until paris hosts a landmark climate talk, ending subsidies for building coal plants abroad as it seeks to clean up its own record. francois hollande welcomed ngo's, company directors, sports stars, and musicians to the palace in paris. that a bindingn agreement to and climate change remains elusive. this is from our correspondent. international summit on climate change needs serious preparation. three month ahead of the visit, leaders are multiplying meetings. on thursday, fossil hollande encouraged delegates to reach their goal after negotiating a climate distilled -- a climate deal. >> we need to show we can succeed. we need this meeting, probably the most essential the world has organized, to be a success. years will or 30 reveal our action. >> the objective is to reach a deal that will limit global warming to two degrees celsius. in order to do that, every country will have to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions and give commitment. some have already made th

this as it's trying to make peace with shareholders that are disappointed at its rejection of monsanto take over options. this morning the ceo insisted that the company is fine without their cash. >> all you have to do is look at the deal landscape over the last ten years and there just hasn't been a lot of seller which is is to say that we don't believe that right now we need that capital to further invest in our business. they're a company with extraordinarily good free cash flow and the announcement this morning says with the shares undervalued this is an opportunity to buy and an opportunity to show that our strong free cash flow can support the share repurchase. >> would you categorically rule out m&a any further offers whether that comes from monsanto or any other company? would you say yes if the price is right? if it's much higher than sygenta offered you. >> that issue isn't what's on offer today of course carolyn. what we're saying this morning is we believe our shares are undervalued. we see in our vegetable seeds business for example, assets that in the case of vegetable se

buying back more than $2 million of shares after fending off monsanto.ll begin in addition to the plan to boost dividends. yngenta has an adjustable seed business. around the timing of any investorsates moves, and high-growth emerging markets are not getting much reprieve in the current environment. trillion fromy $2 emerging equities. where is the market opportunity now? joining us now is jim from leapfrog investments. we are world where thinking about where the fed goes, how much money is are floating around looking for a home in this high-growth african and asian markets? jim: i think african and asian markets really represent an extraordinary opportunity. the extraordinary opportunity is really in the demographics. so, you know, in africa and asia, there is been a huge amount of economic growth. and within that economic growth, many people have been leaving ty -- these groups are the emerging consumer. as they move into the middle class, they buy things like cars and they buy houses. they buy washing machines. together with those things, they get mor

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on other side monsanto. got hit very much. yum! brands, china, qualcomm.se are big issues for them. liz: big issues, jeff, are you buying from them? is that what you're doing? >> we believe this is a buy on the dips market. when the fed finally raises rates rips off the bandaid i think that will remove a lot of uncertainty. earnings are expected to be negative in the third quarter. so the sentiment is not positive. we may get upside surprise but one thing we're really focused on is consumer confidence. we got a great number other day. second highest in eight years. so consumers are out there spending. you know, jobs are there. we think it is going to be better. liz: thank you. that's a great way to end it. jeff, wolfgang, good to see you. tell you what is better, numbers today, dived and melissa. we're seeing a big move to the upside on stocks. david: it isn't over yet. this is great way to begin it. market is gaining big time to end a lousy quarter. [closing bell ringing] melissa: we're closing out the worst quarter in four years. we have green on the scr

she's too in the court of monsanto and wall street. but she's very competent. she's a nice person. i mean, just so mean to poor hillary clinton. i don't know what she has done. i don't even know what the problem with the e-mails is. so what if it wasn't exactly the way it was supposed to be with the servers and the this one and on this one? what did she actually do that was so awful? it's like they get her for parking a mid-sized car in the compact spot. i mean, who cares about all this? at the end of the day, do you think the voters, a year from now -- we forget how early this is. >> yeah, i know -- >> do you think that really -- >> but her numbers are going down. and that's a question -- >> well, her numbers -- >> i would like to see her get her act together too and prevail over all this stuff, and one way you do it is make sure your guys working for you don't take the fifth amendment and you put out everything. you know the basics of pr. give them everything. let them have it all and let them chew on it and it's over with. everybody knew about monica, everybody knew about it, th

what are your thoughts about monsanto and the frankenstein creation they call gmo's.hank you a much. guest: thank you so much for that question. i will say, i don't know too much about the issue of jeanne moos, said do not want to -- , but i think this comes down to whether a child is getting food, and where from, and that parents and families know the importance of healthy eating and the spectrum of decisions in front of them, and again, that they are empowered to make decisions based on good information that they have on food. again, taking a step back, what it comes down to is that every hungry kid in this country has a healthy meal. hungryucy melcher of " -- no. "no kid hungry" joining us. up next, from georgia. caller: i'm telling you right us how to cook, go out and get food. i want to know, when the children, cannot feed what about the faith-based people? the churches and all that. you can go and get free food or go to the food bank and get it. all you have to do is show how much income you have. to the people know about that? if they can't cut and onion, they

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what are your thoughts about monsanto and the frankenstein creation they call gmo's.nk you a much. guest: thank you so much for that question. i will say, i don't know too much about the issue of jeanne moos, said do not want to -- , but i think this comes down to whether a child is getting food, and where from, and that parents and families know the importance of healthy eating and the spectrum of decisions in front of them, and again, that they are empowered to make decisions based on good information that they have on food. again, taking a step back, what it comes down to is that every hungry kid in this country has a healthy meal. hungryucy melcher of " -- no. "no kid hungry" joining us. up next, from georgia. caller: i'm telling you right us how to cook, go out and get food. i want to know, when the children, cannot feed what about the faith-based people? the churches and all that. you can go and get free food or go to the food bank and get it. all you have to do is show how much income you have. to the people know about that? if they can't cut and onion, they ha

this comes as they try to boost shareholder returns as it rejected the take over offer from monsanto. >> the retailers earnings matchingest ms bmatc matching estimates. planet fitness posting results for the first time since going public. earnings and revenues beating the streets. the gym operator didn't update membership numbers which some analysts had been expecting. shares of lannett soaring. it's buying ucb for 1.2 billion to expand it's specialty generic drugs portfolio and glass lewis opposes bank of america's proposal to let him keep the chairman and ceo roles. glass lewis normally supports having them held by different people. >> let's get a check on the marks. take a look at the futures. you're talking about lots of volatility that's remained in this market. yesterday you saw the dow up another 293 points. the s&p gained 35 points. the nasdaq was up by 113. that got back most of the losses you had seen from tuesday. it was about 30% of the dow's losses and the nasdaq getting back about 80% of its losses from tuesday. if you want to know what this has been like over the last t