for one small detail monsanto conducted the exact same study on the exact same number and type of rats and published its findings in the exact same journal eight years before sarah leaning the only difference between the two experiments is that while the sara lee study observed the rats over two years one santos study and it ninety days when the rats were still healthy yet one study lives on in the journal for all of eternity and the other was delegated to the. trash now thankfully one hundred fifty scientists all over the world condemned the food and chemical toxicology for its decision citing the disturbing level of monetary interests influencing the science and as dr michael hansen

take israel for example a country that korea's for its the point of online trolls according to her rats multiple right wing groups along with a yes a council of settlements have been barred on a course that teaches israelis how to register for contribute to an edit wikipedia specifically and a prosiness to fashion in fact the organizers even offered a nice little prize to the best zionist editor which included a trip in a hot air balloon around israel isn't that sweet but israel is not the only government trying to at history in real time you see it just this week i was notified that my with a p.d.f. page had been edited from american journalist to russian propaganda. just as if that isn't funny and nothe turns out that the edit came from the halls of congress that's according to a traitor account called congress edits that tracks all edits made by ip addresses and congress someone using not ip address from the halls made this clear vision to my page now we still don't know who did it but it is the first time that congress has toyed with wikipedia info in fact there's a whole page on wi

take israel for example a country that korea's for its the point of online trolls according to her rats multiple right wing groups along with a yes a council of settlements have been barred on a course that teaches israelis how to register for contribute to an edit wikipedia specifically and a prosiness fashion in fact the organizers even offered a nice little prize to the pope best zionist editor which included a trip in a hot air balloon around israel isn't that sweet but israel's not the only government trying to at history in real time you see it just this week i was not afraid that my with a p.d.f. page had been edited from american journalist to russian propaganda. but as if that isn't funny and nothe turns out that the at it came from. halls of congress yes according to a traitor account called congress edits that tracks all edits made by ip addresses and congress someone using not ip address from the halls made this glaring revision to my page now we still don't know who did it but it is the first time that congress has toyed with wikipedia info in fact there's a whole page on w

now just take a look at one of the highly disturbing frankenstein photos showing the rats that were fed g.m. corn and the findings were published in a peer reviewed scientific journal food and chemical toxicology in september of two thousand and twelve but pretty much immediately after its publication. the sara lee study began to come under intense fire from monsanto scientists see the ad giant took major issue with the fact that sara lee only used a small sample size of ten rats to make its conclusions and the type of rats he had used had a natural tendency to develop tumors and this constant barrage of criticism worked leading editor of the journal dr wallace hayes to retract the paper completely claiming that the studies methodology and the results were inconclusive is a big blow to the advocates of a g.m.o. free food supply and monsanto's criticisms of the study may have held some water except for one small detail monsanto conducted the exact same study on the exact same number and type of rats and published its findings in the exact same journal eight years before sarah leaning

rat you out. one business owne >>> well, calling all water wasters, your neighbors may be ready to rat you out. one business owner in concord was turned in after sprinklers gushed for a couple weeks. we sent ann notarangelo out to check it out. turns out, there are two sides to the story. >> a brown lawn is a badge of honor. randy page green one is suspect. water pouring out on the streets is intolerable as we look on in this draught. we're armed on social media to sound the alarm on water with wasters. contra costa water district got the complaint call this morning and has already sent out a customer service representative to talk to the property owners. >> they have indicated that they are going to suspect their entire systems to insure that sprinkler heads are in good repair. >> the property manager wasn't surprised to hear about the water. >> the kids in the summertime like to vandalize the sprinklers. they knock the heads off and like to see the water from the sprinklers shoot straight up in

but sara lee only used a small sample size of ten rats to make its conclusions and the type of rats he had used had a natural tendency to develop tumors and this constant barrage of criticism worked leading the editor of the journal dr wallace hayes to retract the paper completely claiming that the study's methodology and the results were inconclusive is a big blow to the advocates of a g.m.o. free food supply and monsanto's criticisms of the study may have held some water except for one small detail monsanto conducted the exact same study on the exact same number and type of rats and published its findings in the exact same journal eight years before sara lee name the only difference between the two experiments is that while the sara lee study observed the rats over two years on santa study and it at ninety days when the rats were still healthy yet one study lives on the journal for all of eternity and the other was delegated to the trash now thankfully one hundred fifty scientists all over the world condemned the food and chemical toxicology for its decision citing the disturbing lev

no one is trying to save the rats. >> they're parisian rats.a panda's birthday? with an elaborate four-foot tall ice cake weighing 100 pounds and supported by bamboo stocks. that's mr. wu who turned 2 at the san diego zoo. the panda bear cub had no problem digging into his frozen birthday cake. fans watched as he devoured the yam frosting. >> still a toddler i guess. >> little thing. >> looks like he's about three feet or so. >> little thing. cudd cuddle. >> no one else with him in the cage anymore. >> that's true. time now for a look ahead and a look back. >>> senators marco rubio, and others will unveil legislation aimed at curbing sexual assaults on college campuses. >>> on this day in 1956 president dwight d. eisenhower signed a measure making "in god we trust" the national motto. >> happy birthday to hilary swank. she's 40. "friends" actress lisa kudrow and the governor nater arnold schwarzenegger is 67. i'm frances "today in the bay." >> good morning, 4:30, i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to

cowley's original rat and mouse poison. >> he remembered mr. scoggins coming in looking for some sort of poison to kill varmints of some kind. >> i think he didn't buy it that day but he came back several days later and bought more than one bottle. i don't recall how many. >> forensic document examiners analyzed the cremation request orders signed by the norton sisters and a $30,000 check the sisters made out to scoggin shortly before their death. they concluded the documents were forgeries. it was written during the time of the death which made it even more suspicious because the ladies were extremely ill at this time and they wasn't in the stage of just giving away $30,000 because they were deathly ill. >> prosecutors believe that scoggin set his sights on the norton sisters almost from the minute he met them. the norton sisters liked scoggin and he would often eat meals and stay overnight in their hillside mansion. prosecutors think scoggin poisoned them after he learned the sisters planned to include him in their will. as a mortician, scogg

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the use co-horn mortars, confed rats do.hatof the mississippiians made bets what about it would be an arm or a leg. grisly stuff. at one point, a union colonel and confederate colonel each believe the other has given up. they start firing again and the colonels jump back on their crptive sides to have earth works and it rolls on. the tree you talked about is in the center of this fight. it's chewed down, 22 inches in diameter, chewed down by musketry alone and falls into the confederate position. >> can you explain how that stump is preserved? >> a farmer saved the stump after the battle. ended up in his barn and it was after the next year, some federal officers coming through heard about it and went and got it, brought it town washington and it was preserved. it shows up in a lot of accounts from the southerners. the fighting goes on into the night. this hand-to-hand gruesome combafment around 3:00 the next morning lee finally finishes that line to the rear, orders his men to drop out of the muleshoe and they do. they're ab

that rat with the tabasco sauce and hopefully the cats won't bother it. take away your dead drop. these are just some of the animals that have been partners in espionage. we're in the intelligence art gallery and we don't always have an artifact or an object to catapult us into that part of our history. so 10 years ago we started an intelligence art collection, inspired by the painting collections in the military services, and we're standing next to our first painting in the collection which is entitled "earthquake's final flight." this painting captures an operation in 1954, the place is dien bien phu. the book is called "hell in a very small place." the french can't resupply their troops and they reach out to the nited states, and the u.s. air force provides c119 flying boxcars, u.s. markings have been painted out with french markings, and cia provides the pilots through its proprietary airline, civil air transport. 36 cat pilots flew 682 missions during about a two and a half month period. in the spring of 1954. many of those flights flown through murd

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he's a rat. he's one of louisville's biggest -- he might be the biggest rat of all times. >> mallory, who knew jones when both men were housed together at louisville metro years earlier, was recently released from prison while serving a nine-year sentence for armed robbery. he was given probation after writing a letter to prosecutors claiming to have bombshell evidence in jones's case as well as some others. but jones says after mallory was released from prison he came to visit jones in jail and told him a different story. >> so he come visit me, what's going on, man? i ain't telling on you, whoo, whoo, whoo. but i'm like [ bleep ]. if you ain't telling on me, you need to go to court and tell, you know, the judge that the prosecutor is lying on you. >> when authorities learned of the visit, they gave jones a new charge -- tampering with a witness. >> so i get charged with tampering with him, but he came to see me and told me he ain't say nothing, they lying. >> mallory is scheduled to take the st

neil: it does say lab rats?earch and you do not have the unbiased news feed. neil: interesting. so then people look at this to say i didn't know that i signed up for this i did not obeyed the agreement. >> exactly. that is my point to the terms of use agreement i think it is over 22 pages pages, fine print, legal mumbo jumbo. neil: the you continue to use it and sign off seven magna of that made dash and if we do we don't understand it because understand the terms of use. >> how about getting informed consent? have about treating these people like lab rats to steady or monitor tell them about the steady and allow them to opt out. >> are there no consequences? >> you say if there are no consequences for those users what is the big deal? >> people signed up for their own risk just like when you search on the web you go to what i addressed and it will pop up. neil: that is weird to. >> that is what it is all about. welcome to social media. neil: so then don't use it? >> user be where. >> but that we have to surrend

. >>> the city says there is a public health risk piling up and also agreeing rat problem and we have seen quite a few. this is right under interstate 880 at gill man street and you have see course dozens of people have thrown out stunts of mattresses unless the place is cleaned up. people began moving in here after being forced out by a new area called the bulb. they have offered to connect people with city services and advocates at the -- for the homeless are saying they want to help campers keep it clean

there are rats plaguing the louver museum in paris. maintenance workers are aware of the problem and say they conduct regular exterminations and put out rat traps. they say the rats are attracted by food of visitors who picnic in the garden. >>> concerns over safety in the skies. why southwest airlines faces a $12 million fine. >>> a loving dad creates a more efficient way to have a water balloon fight. >>> and how you can get your hands on this, a diamond encrusted iphone 6. >>> and the feel of fall, cooler and drier in the next couple of days. it is going to slip away. look for the return of humidity, high humidity starting this weekend. i'll show you that as well as the temperatures we're predicting, also, for >>> the embattled department of veterans affairs has a new leader. rieger has more. >> it is robert mcdonald confirmed as the new v.a. secretary. he was unanimously approved. he has the mission of overhauling an agency weighed down by long wait times for patients and a culture of covering up failures. he has pledged to improve

. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, for the medicine man as a payment for his services. >> how you notice is there's some droppings, fresh droppings. >> you see the droppings, you know there's one around. this time of the day, they're going to be inside their homes. there's too many predators around. >> it's not easy. once you find a nest, you got to dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack, you dig. you dig some more. >> a lot of work for a small rodent. >> i was just thinking that. yeah. >> that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes. you know, when times go hard. right now there's this drought going on. if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> right. >> then hopefully when you flush one cleanly -- >> oh! >> get it? >> got it right here. >> right. >> and give him a good whack on the head. >> the ratio of work to protein. is not in the hunter's favor. >> it's whiskers. a little bit of his tail. and put it back in here. >> to ensure a generation of this once vital source of food, tradition and ritual requir

. >> in front of close to 300 individuals i was labeled a rat. i was labeled the person who ratted out this person. >> he still works for the v.a. but so does the supervisor who made fun of him. the chair of the committee called the v.a. an organizational cesspool. >>> investigators from the fbi and cdc are trying to figure out how six vials of deadly smallpox could have been left in a low security lab for years and forgotten. the vials were found in a storage room outside washington. intact and sealed from the 1950s. the vials are now at the cdc in atlanta where they are being tested to see if they're infectious then they'll be destroyed. >>> this morning the israeli army says it's intensified attacks on the gaza strip and attacked more than 130 sites overnight including hamas command centers and rocco dispirito launchers. israel is warning it could launch a possible ground invasion but gaza militants are firing back at a wedding in central israel. guests ran for cover when warning sirens went off. moments later two rocco dispiritos were interce

controlling the -- >> i don't have a thing about mice or rats the if anything, i think rats make veryligent and good. >> i will call you if i ever encounter one. >> okay time for talking numbers today, you guessed it, it is boeing. the stock reporting better than expected earnings. gentlemen, great to see you, ron, what's the fundamental case for boeing? >> i think it's very strong. it's enjoyed a lot of strong earnings momentum, as well as with margin, et cetera, cash flow. our issue with the stock is that all of that seems to be fully priced in, and we generally like names in the industrial space that trade below the s&p 500, and this one is right on it. i think what's happening is that people are starting to rotate out of names like boeing and into other old economy stocks that trade at cheaper valuations like energy. so we would basically be a neutral on this name right now. >> mark, where do you stand on the technicals? >> it still looks early to buy boeing at current levels. it's lagged all the other names. a couple different charts support this view, one after doubling last yea

in front of 300 individuals, i was labelled a rat.> reporter: member of congress are examining dozens of situations like that one. dr. jose matthews, for example, explained his encounter with inadequate patient care. >> he wanted to see his provider earlier because he was not doing well and he wanted his medications refilled. unfortunately, that veteran had neither of these requests met. he was sent away with another appointment 48 days later. >> reporter: then there's dr. kathryn mitchell who claims she has been retaliated against. >> the va in my opinion has routinely intimidated any employee who brings forth information that is contrary to what the va wants to project. >> reporter: the agency says identifying problems, quote, is the first step towards fixing them. and then they go on to say we look forward to working closely with whistle blowers, the committee, and va leadership in the coming months to find solutions. hopefully they can. >> kelly wright live for us. thanks. >>> now another fox news alert. rockets fired at tel aviv.

a large bolt tied off with a fishing line and acting as a drop weight would fall on a rat trap causinglike a goldberg device. the author also said there was a second secret triggering device as backup. either way the bomb was designed to go off when roberto ayala opened the door of the electrical box. could have been almost anything. now suddenly agent parker saw how they all fit. those confusing bits and pieces he'd been poring over for the past month. >> it was almost like someone had sent us the cover of the puzzle box. >> reporter: so now they matched the bits to the diagram. >> the first thing i looked for was this bolt and there it was. >> the thing that made it exceptionally clear was the fact that the bolt still had some fishing string attached just under the head of the bolt which was how it was depicted in the diagram. >> it would have been hanging from that string as a weight. >> correct. right. so that was very clear that that bolt was in fact part of our device that was described in the letters. >> reporter: and there were fragments of a plastic soda bottle, black paint st

ambitious rat, an as streams of becoming a chef in paris. the theme park is hoping to add 4 million tourists and only -- annually after attendance slipped less temperate just like the adventures in the film, visitors will experience a host of sensory treats. >> you really have the impression of being a little rat in a kitchen that is trying to escape. it heats up in the oven. you experience all kinds of sensations and i even realize that when we entered the refrigerator, you could smell food. >> disney has spent over 200 million euros on the project that includes a bistro named is close to it writing a roller coaster and is not for the faint-hearted. they have recovered quicker than other leisure activities and making big investments are seen as essential. they are likely to impact the bottom line for years to come. inney plush total profit 2013 with 4.5 billion euros, over 30% of which came from theme parks. universal studios are also backing on the fever. next week, they will launch a alley intter diagon orlando. >> european markets were o

i'm being told i'm confusing them with rats. i always confuse rats with unicorns. that's probably why my daughter's birthday party was such a disaster. [laughter] look at my lean body. dressed in my trademark jeans. when does this end? when, i say, getting back to the bit? we are constantly giving in to every demand and whim of corporations. and yet they're still not satisfied. they'll never be sats filed. mylan was paying an effective tax rate in the united states of 16.2% in 2013. rather than the 35% corporate tax rate there is. they were enjoying enormous government contract, the benefits of our nih research and development and it's still not enough. they just want and want and want with no concern -- wait a minute. when was the citizens united decision. that was 2010, right? that explains it. corporations have only been people for like four years. [laughter] they're toddlers. and by giving in every time they throw a tantrum and threaten to run away from home, we're spoiling these bastards. if we're in the careful, these corporations will grow ferel and turn int

it and things to tell us about innovative technology. >> my name is fong and i took a class called rat squad. in that class i learned how to maintain computers by updating them and cleaning them so they can function well, and i also learned the parts of the computer and how they work together to make a computer work. thank you. >> thanks everyone. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm from beacon working with older youth, employment skills and supervisor avalos has been supportive of our program and i was here last year asking for the money but i would like to turn it over to two student who's have gone through our services to see what you're getting for your money and ask that the support continues continually with the great we're doing. >> good afternoon, i used to be apart of urban explorers. i've been in the beacon since i was ten years old. my sophomore of high school, i transferred to balboa high school and i was amazed by opportunities presented by the beacon. at balboa, i took martial arts, and coral which is a work shop dedicated to teaching leadership and

there are rats out there. just more rats anyway. >> you convinced me. thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> just in time for the holiday weekend. tropical storm arthur. how big a punch is arthur packing? is the the storm headed your way? janice dean has the latest from the weather center. a murder mystery. who executed a popular college student and why? college student and why? the latest on the when folks think about what they get from alaska, college student and why? the latest on the they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, s

there are rats out there. just more rats anyway. >> you convinced me. thank you. >> thanks, greta. >> just in time for the holiday weekend. tropical storm arthur. how big a punch is arthur packing? is the the storm headed your way? janice dean has the latest from the weather center. a murder mystery. who executed a popular college student and why? the latest on the investigation is next. >>> hunt on for killer of popular college student gunned down in new jersey parking lot. police are trying to track down two men seen running from the scene of the crime. new jersey reporter marcellas joins us. what's the latest in this investigation? and i understand the funeral was today? >> yes. the funeral for brendan heavy lynn was today. police are at a road block. they are still trying to identify the two men in surveillance pictures. they still want the public to help them find them. there was a funeral for brendan. standing room only. close to 1,000 people who showed up at the church in livingston. i was inside the church and it was a beautiful service. brendan

the people rats. now, you leave the little bitty mice alone. >> we found an even more unlikely bond at california's state prison corcoran. >> it's like everything. treat it with love and respect, it will treat you with love and respect back. >> we were out on the yard shooting. i looked over and saw these guys petting something. and at first i thought it was like a little -- a kitten. and it ended up it was a gopher that they had tamed. >> so they don't bring the termites in and play with them and let them run around our cells, feed them apples and let us. it's like the best companion i've ever had. >> a lot of the guys we ran into have probably never had anybody, you know, to love or anything or anybody to love them. and, you know, when you run into somebody who is, you know, adopted a gopher and it gives them some sort of outlet for affection, it's got to be a good thing. >> but we found a very different case of inmate creature bonding inside california's san quentin state prison. >> i'm mike miller

is that they can actually distinguish can between a human heart beat and the heart beat of, say, a rat or a mouse. and potentially even detect if pregnant. >> i don't know if you guys got a sense in the piece for just how terrified i was in that rubble pile. it is called a live rubble pile meaning that it could collapse at any minute. so we have a safety briefing before going in. >> if you guys want to see more behind the scenes photos as they are happening from the field, be sure to follow us on it. upblr. i am happy you got rescued? >> thank you. >> roshl, what do you have break? >> i don't know about you three but i love oysters. but it seems like they might be in a bit of trouble. there is a bit of mystery around why. but scientists are on the case and we are going to look at it when we come back. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> i think the prosecutor has the greatest power of anyone anybody in our society >> lawyers are entrusted to seek the truth... >> i did't shoot anybody, i don't have anything to do with nothin' >> but some don't play by the rul

. >> and rats. >> that is a big rat. >> that's one of the biggest rats in the world.hoo. >> this one could be a new species, from the big to the small. >> he likes people. >> this pygmy possum, one of the smallest possums in the world, couldn't get enough camera time. >> yes, he will jump. okay. >> he's just one of many spectacular fruit doves. >> but for the most part, this place is for the birds. like berlepsch's six-wired bird of paradise, so called because of the wires protruding like antennas from the back of its head. it was described to science over 100 years ago then seemed to disappear until bruce beehler and his scientists rediscovered it here in 2005. it's never been found anywhere else. we wanted a better look at it, so bruce played back a recording of its own voice to draw it closer. >> i think we've got their attention. there he is. there he is. >> all a part of the wonder of this little corner of earth. do you think this place has changed much over the years? >> i don't think it has. it's probably basically the way it was 5,000 or 10,000 years ago. >> i

it's also hole to major rat infestation. the hot weather this paris has brought a lot of rats.e so bold. you can see them there romping on the grass in day time. of course that scares a lot of the tourists. to make it worse museum employees say animal lovers are helping the rats giving them water and removing the traps . a massachusetts whale watching company is trying to make good with passengers who were struck overnight in boston harbor. the boat returned this morning after being stranded for 15 hours when its cable got strangled up in the proposal. the passengers and crew were forced to wait it out overnight as dive teams worked to get them free. the passengers while tired, at least one enjoyed the experience. >> we got divers to come. we got a tug boat. they couldn't get it cut. we had to stay overnight. this morning we got the better divers with bigger cools and they sawed the rope off so we're back here now. >> i love this kid. we had a sleep over. it all worked out great for him. >> the passengers already refunded and receive a $100 voucher toward a future cruise as wel

sum i rat. >> a lot of people are afraid of them. they are not rats.als. >> that the an opossum. >> they are marsupials. >> they play dead. and the thing is they are not playing it. they are not acting. it is a physiological response. when they are scared they freeze d fall over and their mouth is over and look dead. >> i will have to remember that. >> what does this guy eat? >> they eat mostly dead things like road kill and stuff like that. >> this eature wins the cute award for sure. >> what's this? >> 8 week old swift fox from the great plains. their creature power is superspeed. they are only e size of a house cat. >> you want to hold m? he is really cute like a little puppor kitten. >> hello, sweetheart. >>hen would you not want to be holding one? >> i think it would be hard to catch it when it is grown. they are so fast. >> they can go 35 miles per hour. >> those days are long gone. >> good luck with that. thank you so much. >> good luck with the new show called "wildcrats" on pbs kids. >>> here is something for us. clear advice for the 50 plus.

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