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rice research institute erie. ultimately even the erie opened its doors to us after all the reason for this change of heart remains a mystery they even offered to show us real golden rice growing in philippine soil it wasn't outdoors in an open field as originally agreed but at a heavily guarded experimental field at the organization's headquarters. so this bruce tolentino led us to research most will guarded treasure so this building. this is called worth. it. access to this greenhouse is controlled you have to log in and we ensure that no animals birds or rats get into that we notice and spread the seeds around because we want to make sure that the research being done here follows all the protocols for credible sounds. to me. that golden rice growing in a hermetically sealed greenhouse. is the security intended to protect animals. what would happen if burris started eating vs beta carotene grains. the answer to this question has yet to be investigated. dearie demonstrates how the genetically modified plants are

research institute phill rice. in other words to the same people who are working with the erie to bring golden rice to market as quickly as possible. and suddenly doors begin opening. them up and then you have an appointment with them we have an appointment with antonio they did indeed let go of him and. i'm talking about edward snowden. you know that some americans believe. i believe he's a hero and i believe he's coming directly from his heart that he feels some goodness that he wants to be truthful to the american people that he believes in and loves his country america so strongly and i wish that somebody in the same situation i hope that i have the courage to do the same thing. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. to least be told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the. scene from the we'll talk spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories for you to. see when troy. visit. was the top man in th

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research institute phill rice. in other words to the same people who are working with the erie to bring golden rice to market as quickly as possible. and subway doors begin opening. them up and i have an appointment with them we have an appointment with antonio. to day indeed whether in. actually nothing very good is happening now in the last twelve years and that's something western media and political leaders don't like to talk about anymore well there's really no actual practicing democracy to speak of in afghanistan what you have is kleptocratic corrupt. state but we should reframe the question so as only just stays there there will be violence there will be chaos because it's an occupying power it again you know the u.s. wants to keep a footprint there but the longer its footprint is there the more well we had to say the violence will continue because of occupation you know just the fact that the afghan government has not yet been able to convince the afghan people that it provides a better alternative. israel

there's the rice the things that eat rice and the things that eat the things that eat rice. so you have three levels. and when you spray you kill both top levels except for t eggs of pests that are inse the . when they hatch, there's nothing to eat them, and they go on happily reproducing, and you get a population explosion. it means that the pest population is freed from its natural controls, and that's what happened in rice. narrator: these findings led kenmore to promote natural alternatives to pesticides for various crops, an approach known as integrated pest management, or ipm. ipm relies on detailed knowledge of pests and how they interact within the ecosystem to help determine the best way to control these insects with the least damage to the environment. dr. kenmore: integrated pest management accepts there will always be some pests in every field. if there's a low number of pests they provide food for the natural enemies. if there's too many pests, one should intervene. sometimes one can intervene with a biological introduction which can be, for example, a pathogen

it isn't just the rice and the things that eat rice.ral controls, and that's what happened in rice. narrator: these findings led kenmore to promote natural alternatives to pesticides for various crops, an approach known as integrated pest management, or ipm. ipm relies on detailed knowledge of pests and how they interact within the ecosystem to help determine the best way to control these insects with the least damage to the environment. dr. kenmore: integrated pest management accepts there will always be some pests in every field. if there's a low number of pests, they provide food for the natural enemies. if there's too many pests, one should intervene. sometimes one can intervene with a biological introduction, which can be, for example, a pathogen, like a virus or bacteria that eats insects. sometimes, in rare cases, one can intervene by introducing an insect from a different place who will then naturally go in, eat pests, reproduce, and stay in the field eating the pests from then on. and in the last step -- pesticides, only when t

who believes his golden rice will save children throughout the entire world. by swiss agricultural chemical corporation and first wanted to commercialize the miracle rice then changed its mind. and a country where tests are being carried out that would be prohibited in other places. and. researchers who manipulate crops are demanding more freedom the freedom to conduct their research free of political constraints they feel the moratorium that has been imposed on genetic technology for years unfairly hinders them in their efforts but public distrust of genetic manipulation has been immense for many years. artificially modifying the genetic structure of plants and animals scares people also because researchers are hesitant to reveal their secrets and explain exactly what it is they are doing and. they say. in this tense and polarized atmosphere professor engel put try kosovo. and engineering science technology mathematics and management university has created in a greenhouse a strain of genetically engineered rice that contains pro vitamin a the rice is intended

help feed the world golden rice is right after this break. i recently read headlines all over the russian internet screaming in full paranoia mode that china has just bought five percent of ukraine now they're writing that china will lease five percent of ukraine over ukrainian officials themselves claim that china won't be getting either and that this is a deal about some drip irrigation system the situation didn't explode onto the internet to the fantasies of bloggers the south china morning post reported that one company does have a crop in pig farming plan design utilized nine percent of ukraine's territory also last year the ban on foreigners buying land of ukraine. been lifted although i am the distrustful pro sovereignty type getting the rich foreign country to pay to develop your nation's agriculture might not be too bad of a deal it would definitely take a lot of money to restore ukraine's farming to its former glory they see that ukraine used to be the bread basket of europe agree that status spec could really help the country but s

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the rice for radioactive substances and discard the crop regardless of results. the mayor hopes it shows farming can get back on track in uninhabitable areas. >>> a bombing struck pay mosk in afghanistan killing a governor and injuring others. cholaphansa is reporting. >> the area is for strong hold of tally ban insurgents. it happened after the muslim festival of eve ended tuesday. a device hidden in a mic phone was detonated as the governor was delivering a speech to worshippers. he died from injuries. he was a close confidant and served as a campaign manager during the 2009 election. citizens are growing increasingly uncertain about the safety. troops prepare to withdraw from the country by 2014. the secretive leader off the tally ban has issued a message urging followers to step up campaign as against afghan and nato forces. >>> police have detained a man in connection with a bombing that wounded one person at a luxury hotel monday night. residents were shocked by the incident that struck the landmark in the city. the explosion occurred shortly before midnigh

and wild rice blend. as you can see, i have some beautiful fresh rosemary, i'm just taking the leaves right off the stem, and to this, i'm going to bedding some to be adding some fresh sage and thyme and flat leave parsley and also some fresh mint so it will be full of all i love this rice stuffing so, so much. it just brings me right back to the harvest time and holidays. this is the rice stuffing that my mother always made for us when we were growing up around those harvest and holiday time of year. so i'm just going to start to finely chop up our fresh rosemary. it is going to release all of that beautiful essence, and aroma in the air. and the oils as well. and now i'm going to grab myself some beautiful sage leaves right over here. look at that. smells so good. it is so nice because around the holidays and harvest time, obviously there's so many traditions that every family has. but it is nice every year to kind of mix things up a bit. and add some, you know, new stuffings, new side dishes, new sauce

something rice go contests. in fact, rice said they needed the fifth in a deposition and understood the entire case would therefore be dismissed. but coleman tells outfront, that's not exactly what happened. >> when they asked to us plead the fifth, that was well after all the felony charges were dropped. the felony charges were dropped march 13th. they didn't approach us about pleading the fifth until the misdemeanor charge, the one misdemeanor charge that was left, and that was the end of may, first of june. >> reporter: it was around that time, coleman recorded this conversation with rice. >> you were always willing to testify. in fact, i didn't even know about the first deposition. i found out about that like a week ago. the one before you dropped the initial charges. >> no, you haven't miss ad deposition at all. the only deposition was this one and that was where it was explained to me that you were claiming the fifth. >> as you can hear, the tape is not conclusive. rice can be heard later in the recording

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to save money, the company turned its rooftop into a rice paddy. the rice plants like sunshine. the paddy lowers the inside temperature by 7 degrees. the rice also helps reduce costs. the company pays half of its former power bill. >> translator: the paddy greatly benefit the operation. it has sharply reduced our energy bill. consumers will enjoy our rice because of its ecofriendly image. >> reporter: more companies in china are expected to switch to rooftop greening. in doing so, new business opportunities will emerge. nhk world. >>> populous. prosperous. pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth, power, and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health. and disputes at sea strain relations with its neighbors. find out about the challenges china faces, on "newsline." >>> police in yangon, myanmar, are trying to find out what caused an explosion at an american hhotel. police say something exploded monday evening at the traders hotel. it's not clear what. the hotel is located if an area where many foreign firms have opened offices. businesspeopl

his mother works on a coffee plantation. 80% of meals in laos consist of rice. it is rich in calories but poor in nutrients and vitamins, which are essential for a balanced diet. >> parents do not feed their children properly because they do not know anything about nutrition. when the children become ill, they are surprised. that is why it is important to check children in rural areas for new malnutrition. >> eating nothing but rice everyday has dire consequences for the children's physical and mental development. that is why a health program has been instituted focusing on education and prevention. the european union and unicef have invested 1.2 million euros in local health centers. most are in southeastern laos, where the need is greatest. >> in severe cases of acute no nutrition we dispense ready to use therapeutic food, which we get from unicef. after two weeks we see if the child's weight has improved or not. >> these nutrients in powder form are highly concentrated and especially effective with small children. each package contains the recommended daily a

ray rice having the worst season of his career. he did seem to pick up his play in pittsburgh on sunday. 15 carries, 45 yards. rice says he's feeling stronger after he was hindered by a hip injury earlier this season. >> he tells you he feels better you have to go by that, right? from what we see on film i agree with him. he's feeling in the right direction, feeling good about where he is, and he can tell you better that i could, but i think ray will get better and better as time goes on. >> they got rice involved in the passing game with four receptions including that 14-yarder that he finished with a punishing hit on the defender. >>> while the ravens rest, baseball reaches its grand finale. it's the world series and it starts tomorrow night in boston. the red sox held a workout at fenway park tonight. they play host to the st. louis cardinals in the best of seven series. the sox and cards clashed nine years ago. boston was the victor. >> credit where it's due and this team in boston has done a lot of amazing things to make this

give it to ray rice. right up the middle. ray rice! touchdown x commission point the ravens needed that. -- touchdown! the ravens needed that. he will walk in for the touchdown. shotgun. looking to throw. fire steep. near side. wobbly. in for a miami touchdown by rashad jones. takes the snap. under pressure. he sacks again. back at the 15 yard line. that is a three beat. is long enough. it is good. the ravens have taken the lead, with 1:42 left to play. win is a win. that is all for us at 5:00. >> in washington, the government shutdown enters a second week. the president steps up the pressure, and the house speaker responds. furloughed workers may get a retro paycheck. but local business owners will not be able to recoup their losses. that story, coming up. bus drivernd arrested by police, now charged with bank robbery. the new starts right now. tv 11.are watching wbal, live, local, latebreaking. this is 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> our big story. as the federal government entered week two of a possible shutdown, 350 thousand furloughed pen

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golden rice. news continues here in r.t. the us administration is in deadlock with congress over raising the debt ceiling with just five days left to strike a deal and avoid a catastrophic default the republicans won't be boring limit extended by six weeks but president obama is calling for a long term solution and here's what the white house had to say earlier we cannot have a situation where we use extended as part of a budget negotiation process for only six weeks which would put us right back in the same position that we are in now meanwhile the government and key institutions remain in shutdown which has put hundreds of thousands of workers on paid leave the crisis response to republican lawmakers refused to sanction the affordable health care program known as obamacare the shutdown has no cut off a vital lifeline for many cancer patients with being denied treatment one of them michelle london summed up her grievances. lives are at stake two hundred people are trying to get into trials at an age each week and each week