china is the no. 1 growth market for procter and gamble. have quotes where she says china is no. 2 mark and going for no. 1 and do it by marketing our products to millions of villages across china. that is the mentality of the company, all about growth and convincing us that we need more products. these are also in the most toxic categories and increasingly marketed to younger and younger girls. this is an example of a 5 or 7 year old on the cover of a skin, hair relaxer. these are ratings, that is the most toxic hair relaxers and no. 1 is a kid's product. then for hair dye, younger and younger girls are getting hair dye. "new york times", girls 10 and 11 are getting their hair dyed into the salon. it used to be 15 or 16. the industry was excited. this represent as growth market for the industries. it also represents age and continued chemical exposures to many of these toxins for young girls and more exposures to the environment as hair dyes get into the waterway and food even if we don't get our hair dyed. our skin should be lighter and d

p & g is procter and gamble. there's not a more iconic brand in our country's history when it comes to the middle class than procter and gamble. mr. president, here are some of the things that they make: crest tooth paste, head and shoulders shampoo, tide detergent, pampers diapers -- i'm glad to be out of those in my house -- downey fabric softener, bounce fabric softener, bounty paper towels. mr. clean, pep tow business mall, sprinkles, swifter brooms and dusters. we had that in our closet. old spice deodorant, puffs tissues, ivory soap, cover girl makeup. that's what procter and gamble makes. that's what they sold to the great middle class in this country for decades. and here's this article that says procter & gamble aims high and low. i'd like to ask that the whole article be made part of the record. thank you, mr. president. i wanted to read a few experts from it. p&g's profits boomed with the increasing affluence of middle-class households in the postworld war ii economy as masses of housewives set up new

consumer goods giant procter and gamble led the dow industrial gainers today with its 2.5% gain. volume was heavier than usual with shares of p&g running up to the top of its trading range since june. a move to $65 would take the stock to a four-month high. financial stocks held today's broad market gains in check as investors try to figure out the risk posed by europe's problems. we did learn today trading revenues at u.s. banks were down 18% in the second quarter compared to the first quarter, and many analysts expect that business has continued shrinking this quarter. big banks start reporting their third quarter results in four weeks. bank of america and j.p. morgan were among the worst dow components today, slipping more than 1% each. goldman sachs shares were down a fraction. we mentioned the earnings disappointment from research in motion last night, and the price action followed suit. rimm stock dropped 19%. volume exploded, more than quadrupling. the company came up short of estimates for both earnings and revenues-- shipping fewer blackberry and tablet computers- - the

countries to develop production over there we have also interviewed earlier on the vice president of procter and gamble's eastern european division that's the part you see a low pass and she has said that the russian market is extremely important right now because they're seeing stagnant growth in the united states and in developing markets such as europe the bric countries are proving to be most efficient so production is going to be increased in russia listen to what she had to say. we have a plant here in russia and mine in the trailer region and a number now from this plant now represents a second largest plant in the world the there are big plants that we're now producing over fifty percent of the products that we found in these plants in addition to that about twenty five percent of the output is still outside of russia . we have also talked to the head of russian railways you couldn't and not only has he given us an idea when the privatization of one of its major subsidiaries cargo one will happen he has said it will happen not only are then the end of this year but he has also given

it is going well, and procter and gamble is just one of the examples.ve to eat chicken the way we cook chicken is stewed with soy sauce. it is very delicious. but kentucky fried chicken beat the chinese soy sauce chicken and they have established 3600 branches in china. a huge business. we don't worry about whether it is american or chinese, so long as it tastes good. it's fine and i will give you another example. walmart cannot get into japan or germany very successfully. but they are in such a big way in walmart. we treat walmart as a chinese company in hong kong. for everything you read-, there are lots of things going on very well. in every big relationship, just like husband and wife, sometimes you get into an argument. it's all right. we sort things out, but we should not overblow an extremely good relationship for potential and for the years to come, their relationship is going to blossom and china is moving ahead confidently in building a modern nation and in the process of doing that, china looks for what it to working with all of the countries

give a speech and someone has taken the precaution of loading up some liam boilerplate on to the procter about how we need to get our siskel house in order and we need to control the deficit the only reason he is even pretending to care about it is because the meter of public discourse was moved in 2009 and 2010. he is the wrong person being forced to pretend he wants to do the right thing. let's keep changing the discourse until the people are actually forced to do the right thing. milton friedman is right about that. when i first moved to new hampshire i assumed that general stark had said it said live free or die before some battle or another. it was to rally the boy is for the charge. the henry v routine. and then i discovered that the state's great revolutionary war hero had made his creed occurred decades after the cessation of hostilities in a letter regretting that he would be unable to attend a dinner and i found that even more impressive because in the extreme circumstances, many of us can rouse people to rediscover the primal impulses and the way the brave men on flight 93 did

. >> in the meantime you might see more, procter & gamble is tweaking their products retargeting thege to labeling. this is because of the number of latinos parents. >> swiss investment bank announcing a huge trading loss $2 billion an unauthorized trade. they continue to track the ins and outs of europe's debt crisis a meeting in poland where tim geithner will be attending the meeting. >>> nasa says a miss tearous light spotted streaking across the sky in southern california and southern arizona was a fireball created by an astroid. thousands of people reported it with varying descriptions, some called it a burning blue-green object. they say it may have some magnesium or nickel in it but orange color says that it entered the atmosphere at several miles per second. >> you know how tough it is to find parking in san francisco. you can soon text your way to a spot. they are launching a program. each city owned garage or lot has its own code. you send a text to 878787, and then type in code. the information comes up with the number of spaces there and the pricing. if you don't mow the

for the third year in a row, diaper maker procter & gamble they don't see parents changing diapers moreng to cut spending. >>> 5:54. >> if you live or work along the san mateo county coast you may notice the tsunami warning sirens blaring longer than usual during the tests. officials will be pushing the sirens to the full volume to make sure they are working properly. they will sound at 10:00 this morning and blare for about a minute, audible from pacifica to half moon bay. >> muni directors say they favor a plan to allow passengers to board buses through the backdoor. muni officials say it would speed up bus boarding. they would ko use a clipper card or have proof of payment to enter through the rear door. cash customers would have to still board through the front doors. muni would have to hire more fare inspectors to catch evaders. >> there is an a new art piece in oakland, its massive bronze collection. it's called remember them, champions for humanity and was unveiled yesterday, showing 25 people chosen by the artist because they succeeded against unbelievable adversity. martin luth

procter & gamble, kroger, which was, i believe, the largest grocery store chain now in the country.ot wright pat air force basis. it's got all kinds of companies that rely on good transportation, good access to markets, and it matters for building long-term economic prosperity. that's why we had such great years in the '50s, '60s, with '70s in this country, because we built that infrastructure. >> we built the country. here's senator mitch mcconnell disagreeing with you, he's from kentucky, right near that bridge. he was quick to criticize the president's trip this morning. here he was on the senate floor earlier today. let's listen. >> i would suggest, mr. president, that you think about ways to actually help the people of kentucky and ohio instead of how you can use their roads and bridges as a backdrop for making a political point. if you really want to help our state, then come back to washington and work with republicans on legislation that will actually do something to revive our economy and create jobs and forget the political theater. >> what a blast of bs. i don't usually s

i will not act as any some of it -- sort of formal procter here. want them to engage and feel free to engage each other directly. about 9:15, i will take the questions that you had written down or submitted via twitter or facebook. without further ado, i will not spend my time or your time introducing these two gentlemen. you are here and you know who they are. gov. -- they have defined an element of the political carina. -- are arena. the governor knows what it is like to win and he knows what it's like to lose. he has dealt with a lot of infrastructure issues. it will be very viable to have his perspective. grover is incredibly well known in washington. what i will do is i will put a broad question before the two of you as it relates to the president's jobs act. i will ask the question differently to both. governor, is it big enough, doesn't do enough on infrastructure and what would you tell centrist democrats who have not yet warm up to the president's proposal? grover, since the president indirectly called you out and said, some of you in this

when the daytime shows first started airing in the '30s they were partially paid for by procter & gamble's phone as soap operas. interesting tidbit. also some stories making news right now across the country. check this out. try it again. >> yeah, close encounter for swimmer diana nyad. her third attempt to swim from florida to cuba. she tangled with jellyfish, stung on her arm, body and face. she resumed 100 plus mile swim that could put her in florida sometime on monday. >>> bake sale at the university of california at berkeley. it's causing a bit of a stir. campus republicans plan to sell cookies and brownies priced according to race, gender and ethnicity. they say it's meant to mock efforts by student government to drum up support for a bill to consider student ethnicity in admissions. the way it will work, the priced of a baked cookie costs $2 for white people, $1.50 if you're asian. $1 for latinos, 7 acents 5 cent you're african-american and 25 cents if you're native american. women get a 25-cent discount. >> it's to make you feel how it would work. >> the fact that they humorized an

just want to read to you and not said which is published last year in october by the president of procter and gamble and he said unfortunately the basic reality has been lost in much of the political debate about china which succeeded on the false assumption that china's's growth must come at america's expense. the fact is american job growth is increasingly linked to china's's economic growth. we should be encouraged by this linkage. china has 1.3 billion customers whose incomes are rising, whose demands and products and services are accelerating, and china is a country where american companies large and small want to do business and we are the fastest-growing major overseas market for the u.s. exporters is china. then also went on to say that the case about proctor & gamble is that we began marketing our brand in china and in many of them all very famous brands, household names here in america, started marketing them in 1988. today proctor & gamble is the largest consumer product company. the largest consumer company product in china. the american company is the largest consumer product