and so i guess today, jim, you're up in the agriculture market. >> that's right. thanks, ellen.e're continuing to see tremendous long-term growth potential in the agriculture and nutrition segment. you know, we delivered 10% growth in 2010 and we're continuing to invest heavily in research and building out our market presence, around the world.çó >> susie: dupont scientists are modifying genes in seeds to feed a growing world population. the result is higher yielding crops that can survive droughts and other conditions. nearly a third of dupont's revenue comes from the sale of seeds and other agricultural products. kullman also says finding cleaner energy sources and protecting the environment are other priorities for dupont. let's talk a little bit about solar panels. they've been around forever. and now dupont is focusing on them. >> we had over $1 billion in revenue last year from materials that go into solar cells. we don't make the cells themselves. we make all the materials for them, or many of them. >> susie: so, you're big on reducing the carbon footprint on the planet.

so ellen has a new boyfriend who had an old girlfriend who used to sleep with you know who. it is a really whole story for the whole family. i gave up during that piece. >>> there are no haters when it comes to el lay elevators. -- to elevators. ever since man used its dinasaur necks to travel from one highrise cave to another, they have been benefiting our lives. but why are there no monuments to the history of up and down on you so maniness? there is now. this week the first ever elevator historical society opened in long island city, new york. and "red eye" scored an exclusive sneak peek. it was surprisingly easy to snag. >> don't lit the fact that this is a cab place fool you. this is the epicenter of all things elevator, and we are here at the grand opening of the elevator museum. i know, it is really weird. let's go. >> i am with patrick and he is the elevator con consultant and the cure rater of the world's first elevator museum. >> well, not the world -- >> i said the world. >> say the universe. it is nicer. >> can you show me around? this is already starting off bad

logic and loss to england so you ellen white got the first in the spectacular goal it was. the second half strike and substitute great yankee sealed the win to set up a last day wait for a. knife if a says mohammed bin hammam will face his ethics committee on july the twenty second to answer allegations of bribery during his presidential election campaign the suspended asian football confederation president has been sent to report by fee for investigators and has been asked to respond it's claimed a man tried to give carroll brain football chiefs cash in return for their vote card being football union employees debbie mean girl and jason sylvester will also appear before the hearing allegations against fe for vice president jack warner were dropped when he resigned from football team while the fish re-elect president said. blatter says football's governing body will continue to invest in africa he helped close to. president robert mugabe prime minister morgan stanley high is the first time black is returned to south africa since last year's world cup you also visited a loca

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so you have a very tough situation with the greek economy within the european framework. needs to meet other domains to meet them in order for growth. today's edition of cross talk people of ellen discuss discuss why the easily leadership is so adamant about saving the euro penny cost him a bill to use and what's coming up next now. let's go great he would be good for greece it would be good for the europe it'd be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and right pay their bills or stop the lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong currency based on a strong sound economy while i'm out and go bankrupt listen in europe in america we've had states go away grocery and cities go bankrupt we've had counties go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start i'll tell you why because the four hundred billion dollars a greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries bill one of their financial markets is that simple. and on the other side of the atlantic president obama has given us lawmakers thirty six was to reach a deal on raising the debt ceiling because already two of the three major credit rating agencie

so fortunately expect further to the crisis because the epidemic the contagion seems to be spreading and we have new political leadership seeming to do with it. in today's edition of cross talk people of ellen is gus discuss why the e.u.'s leadership is so adamant about saving the euro but any cost here's some of what's coming up shortly here on out saying. let's go bankrupt it would be good for greece it would be good for the europe it'd be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and rushed to see how to pay their bills or stop a lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong sound currency based on a strong sound economy why not let them go bankrupt listen in our euro in america we've had states go away grow here in cities go bankrupt we've had counties go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start i'll tell you why because of the four hundred billion dollars a debt that greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries don't want to take a second in the financial markets it's that simple. and there are clear reflections on the other side of the atlantic as well president obama has given an unyielding u.s. congress

and in today's crossed up bit of ellen his guest discuss why ease leadership is so about saving the year old any cost there is some of what's coming up at seven thirty g.m.t. . let greece go break up it would be good for greece it would be good for europe and be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and rose to see if pay their bills or stop a lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong currency based on a strong founder economy why not let him go because it isn't in the euro in america we've had staged. cities go bankrupt we've had counties go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start you why because of the four hundred billion dollars of debt that greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries don't want to take a second in the financial markets it's that simple. and. if you've got. a sunken volga river cruise ship is due to be refloated within the next few days with special equipment already have the scene of last weekend's accident in tatarstan the operation is due to begin later on friday severely ove

in today's edition of cross talk of people of ellen as guests discuss why the leadership is so adamant about saving the euro at any cost here's some of what's coming up in about fifteen minutes time. let's go bankrupt it would be good for greece it would be good for the europe it'd be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and robot is here to pay their bills or stop the lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong sour currency based on a strong sound economy why not madame go bankrupt listen in in america we've had states go away grow here in cities go bankrupt we've had counties go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start i'll tell you why because of the four hundred billion dollars a debt that greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries don't want to take a second in the financial markets it's that simple. and. it's an hour seventeen minutes past the hour here in moscow divers have finished searching for bodies inside the wreck of the pleasure cruise of bulgaria which sank within minutes last sunda

she would be the third woman to do so behind whoopie goldberg, and ellen degeneres. >>> a new memberthe 3,000 hit club, and the man who caught the ball is also making headlines. >>> a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood, coming up. >>> new york yankee shortstop, derek jeter is the newest member of baseball's 3,000 hit club. jeter is the 28th major leaguer to reach this milestone, and the very first yankee to do it. jeter's teammates greeted him at home plate, to celebrate hit number 3,000, part of jeter's perfect day at the plate yesterday against the tampa bay rays. he hit safely in all five at- bats, and had the game winning hit. the lifetime yankees fan gave him back the ball. >> mr. jeter deserved it. money is cool and all, i'm only 23 years old, i have a lot of time to make that. >> he told the yankees he didn't want anything, the team awarded him anyway, with 4 luxury box seats for every game for the rest of the year, including the playoffs. >>> thousands of thrill seekers have run with the bulls in spain. the running of the bulls on sunday is traditionally, the b

securing second stage when he's here frenchman thomas voeckler go retains the ellen shared back to cable even three tie with a quantum so both made significant gains on tuesday. over in shanghai russia continues to dominate the synchronised swimming events at the world championships with the us another gold coming in the technical team routine on tuesday there are ladies retaining the title they won in rome two years ago by scoring one of the haul points more than china silver with spain completing the podium elsewhere divers found the again equally softly silver in the mounds three metres springboard and qualified fold. the london olympics in the pros says if you're losing only the tight chinese rivals can try telling that to the world championships. translating in china where the country's most popular basketball player has retired from the sport you know i mean officially calling in to korea at a news conference a few hours ago the a time all-star was forced to quit school to optimising two hundred fifty games in the past six years due to repairing leg and foot injuries thirty year old was a household name in his hom

six or twelve months and in today's or addition of cross talk people of ellen is going to discuss why the ease of the ship was so adamant about saving the you're at any cost here is a little bit of what's coming up later in the day here on alt. let greece go bankrupt it would be good for greece it would be good for the european be good for the world if greece went bankrupt and run out of the house just pay their bills or stop the lie then you would have everybody would know it's a strong sound currency based on a strong sound economy while i'm out and go bankrupt listen in in america we've had states go away growth here in cities go bankrupt we've had counties go bankrupt it didn't in the united states and it didn't in the u.s. start i'll tell you why because of the four hundred billion dollars of debt that greece has fifty percent is held by german and french banks and those countries don't want to take a second in the financial markets it's that simple. and. on the other side of the atlantic president obama has given the u.s. lawmakers thirty six hours to reach a deal on raising the debt ceiling deadline has a

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now, ellen, excuse me,s that sleeveless. sory, very lightweight kind of cotton tweed jacket so that going into fall this would really be something that you would wear to work. do you feel appropriate for work? >> comfortable, yes. >> she's comfortable. >> i think you've also balanced jeans with something a little dressier on top. >> that's right. what happens with the jean is that the most important thing is what you put with it is going to help determine the whole look, the whole tone of the outfit. >> all right. if you wear them to work, be careful how you choose. ellen, thank you so much. i would love to have that look. all right. now, let's talk about the next look, which is basically called the skinny on a curvy shape. serena is our model. >> this is a big deal. one of the things that's important is a lot of women ask me how do i wear skinny jeans if i'm not a straight body. if you are maybe two or three sizes bigger than your top half on the bottom, you shouldn't go for a skinny jeans. if you're two sizes or one size bigg

works with seti and she told us that a valley and so indeed exist there are civilizations should be much older and more advanced than ours and she said ellen's was not contact us there is a joke we have in the fact that extra terrestrials are not comp. acting as proves that they exist and they're smart but seriously we know that there is no speed faster than the speed of light it takes light from the star closest to earth for years to reach us it would take us centuries to devise a means of transportation that would allow us to travel this distance we know for a fact now that the star closest to us is devoid of life the next star the glee as a is twenty light years away it would take us. to think of a way to get there physical star travel is impossible that's my belief you would have to revise the whole science of physics miracles are not helpful and sometimes they do happen but of a different sort of miracle to what we're used to when there's an asteroid passed very close to earth several days ago everyone is talking about the risk of the earth colliding with another asteroid if they're cautious do you think this is a real threat. first of

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so how can you ward off a summer sickness? wash your hands, get sleep and stay hydrated. after two weeks ellen is feeling better. >> next week i'm already planning activities, things to do. >> reporter: and ready for a better late than never start to summer. and just like with winter colds, there's not much you can do for a summer cold. cold medicines, saline drops and mom's chicken soup may give soul relief. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ,,,, it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. southern california are behind bars for allegedly

including his troops as well as gaza so a country committing such violations of international law and of basic human rights cannot call itself a democracy professor ellen poppy the israeli historian maybe had to try to when he said israel is ahead in full which is a democracy only for the master class not for everyone and if anything israel is going it's really pushing fast forward in digging the grave of its occupation and apartheid as long as palestinian rights are not respected by israel as long as the occupation continues apartheid continues then i look at refugee rights continues palestinians have no choice but to continue to resist to continue to struggle. now time for a brief look at a couple of other international headlines this hour victims of the three coordinated bombings in mumbai are being laid to rest at least seventeen were killed when a blast struck three downtown locations during the evening rush hour police said the attacks were well prepared and equipped with sophisticated explosive devices investigators admit they have no immediate suspects but say that all terror groups are being considered. a suicide bombers attack the memorial se

including his troops as well as gaza so a country committing such violations of international law i know of basic human rights cannot. call itself a democracy professor ellen popular israeli historian maybe had it right when he said israel is that head in for which is a democracy only for the master class not for everyone and if anything israel is going it's really pushing fast forward in digging the grave of its occupation under apartheid as long as palestinian rights are not respected by israel as long as the occupation continues apartheid continues then i look refugee rights continues palestinians have no choice but to continue to resist to continue to struggle. he would r.t. and in a few minutes maureen is here with the business news but for now let's check out some other international headlines from around the it's our victims of the three coordinated bombings in mumbai being laid to rest at least seventeen were killed last struck three downtown locations during the evening rush hour what police say the attacks were well prepared by the explosive devices were quite sophisticated investigators admit they have no suspects but terror groups. a suicide bo

so they think it is a cold. >> how can you ward off a summer sickness? wash your hands often. get plenty of sleep and stay hydrated. after two weeks, ellenis finally feeling better. >> next week, i'm already planning activities, things to do. >> reporter: ready for a better late than never start to summer. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >>> so, are you sniffling as well? what about the allergies? feel like they're starting earlier in the spring and lasting later into the summer. they do. you're right. doctors are seeing a bigger allergy season. some believe global warming is to blame. over-the-counter prescription options can help you fight off the allergies though. >> allergy shots are a way to desensitize the body to what the body is allergic to. we're seeing a lot more patients opting for that. >> they work. personal experience. >> it helps to minimize your time outdoors. pollen is usually the highest early in the morning between 6:00 and 9:00. >> good thing you're watching 9news and getting your weather from anny hong. >> good morning. a threat for some showers and storms this afternoon. very typical summer-like pattern for jul

so there is this sentiment and this feeling that. the presence of the us is contra balance and specifically u.s. is gone from ellen's. presence or. of russia in the region if there is the real case then what security with this new shield provide and most importantly difference from whom not even two years since barack obama restructured the bush era european shield scheme moskos delight over the us president's move was replaced by feelings of discontent and concern. with worry that washington does something before informing us of these actions it is unclear what exactly they are creating as soon as we understand that this is them won't be used against russia when we will have legally by. despite being described as fruitful the recent summit between president with nato ambassadors and sochi broke no consensus on missile defense experts say the issue will remain a thorn in the side for both will score in washington at least until next year when the next nato russia council meeting will be held in chicago by the construction of the radio facility in the who would most likely be in full swing let's see reporting from davis and buchar

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so are we have to start this we have to start. in order not to create not there due to form new important or i shall rephrase. boxing ellen david haye calls his upcoming belt with led to the fight of a decade and according to the results of the official weigh in here is that in the health care those lights are on the crane and with less than twenty four hours before the bout creech go away dana at exactly one hundred and eleven kilograms while he was ninety seven and a half into world champions go had to have in the unification fight in hamburg on saturday night britain hanes the w.b. a title holder with a great record of twenty four wins and twenty five attempts twenty three of those winds coming by knockouts which goal is a more heralded box of though having clinched the w.b. zero i.b.o. and i.d.f. titles he's had fifty five ballots knocking out his rivals forty nine times with just three defeats. yes to believe in him so yes to listen to a man who stuart and put everything together because we've been waiting for such a long time for a good part of the bloody mary and hopefully this is a good quiet that we're going to s

so they think it's a cold. >> how can you ward off a summer illness? wash your hands often, get plenty of sleep. after two weeks, ellen is feeling better. >> next week, i'm already planning activities, things to do. >> reporter: and ready for a better late than never start to summer n. new york, manuel gallegus, wjz eyewitness news. >>> and just like winter colds, there is not much you can do for a summer cold. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >>> a manhunt in the woods near bwi. police officers armed with rifles right now combing the woods. i'm adam may. sounds like it all started after a man attacked a speed camera. we'll have details coming up. ,, >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00. bwi parkway in chaos. a man attacks, and he is still on the loose. >>> murdered in cold blood. tonight, wjz speaks exclusively with his heartbroken family. >>> stunning verdict. casey anthony cleared other of killing her daughter. but whether will she get out of jail? >>> warm and muggy? will we get a break for the weekend? don't miss the updated first warning forecast. >> check in for these stories and all the breaking news. >

so they think it's a cold. >> how can you ward off a summer sickness? wash your hands often, get plenty of sleep and stay hydrated. after two weeks, ellen cohane is hydrated. >> the next week, i'm already planning activities, things to doful. >> reporter: -- to do. >> reporter: and ready for a better-late-than never start to summer. >>> and just like winter colds, there is not much you can do for summer colds. doctors say cold medicines and saline drops may give you some relief. >>> more news from wall street today. lots of enthusiasm down there. dow ended the day in positive territory, after a rocky start. here are the closing numbers. the dow was up -- can we go back to those? there we go. the dow was up 66 points. s&p up a point. and nasdaq up a point. let's go to new york right now, where susan mcginnis has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> you can now video chat with your friends on facebook. in a much-anticipated announcement, facebook ceo mark zucker burg says the -- zuckerberg says they are adding video conferencing through skype on its service. microsoft is now acquiring skype. >>> the head of the new international mol mone

so... ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ whoo! >> sean: and tonight on our great, great american panel. a white house correspondent, bureau chief for the talk radio news service fox news contributor ellenr is here. jessica first is back and he is the most successful college football coach of all time, former notre dame coach forever notre dame coach lou holt's is with us. glad to see yew. you just told meo me, you are . >> when the house passed something they ought to be able to vote ton. for the last 70 years only three times have be balanced a budget. why don't they have a balanced budget? because if they have a balanced budget they no longer can bribe the voters and don't want to go on record to say i am against a balanced budget. who can possibly be against a balanced budget when we have the problems we have. it is not complicated but you get tired of hearing the lies. >> the interesting thing, sean, is that the american people have been hearing debt ceiling. this is about spend. we had lots of debt ceiling votes. we are not trying to institute meaningful reform. >> you are the lone liberal. why couldn't the president play out on paper here it is catastrophe, carrie calamity, e wor

so coming up 1010 it's jammed from 280 towards rangesdorf. southbound sluggish approaching julian. drive time 16 minutes between 101 and 85 towards cupertino. taking a call from ellenund 237 in santa clara approaching great america parkway. yeah, that's this behind it slow traffic from milpitas. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> all right. thanks, elizabeth. thanks, ellen. we have some patchy fog around the bay area but that's beginning to break up right here now. and you're going to see mostly sunny skies as we head toward the afternoon, especially inland. it is going to get hot there in spots. 94 in livermore, 95 in fairfield, about 82 in fremont today and 85 in san jose. partly cloudy at the coast still 64 degrees in pacifica. hotter for tomorrow and warm for the weekend. ,,,,,,,,

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in a coincidence so strange we didn't even believe it at first, t t bride's cousin, an obsessed justin bieber fan, had a surprise meeting with him earlier this year courtesy of "the ellening. i put my hand over my mouth. i was in shock. i couldn't say anything. >> reporter: he didn't stick around long. only about five or ten minutes. just enough to give rob mccool and janine holdgren a one of a kind wedding photo and bragging rights to one of the world's great wedding crasher stories. bieber, what are you going to do next? >> i'm going to disney land! >> reporter: neal karlinsky, abc news. >> they're actually not going to disneyland, they're going to graceland. that's where they're going for their honeymoon, the couple. >> good for them. i don't get the whole bieber craze but i think it/s!very cool he stopped by and had a real human moment. unrehearsed, unscripted, just kind of crashed the party. >> you don't have bieber fever? >> i am not a teenage girl. i think it's cool he did that, good for him. >> if you ever get married and bieber crash your reception wouldn't you be sort of psyched? >> janet jackson or beyonce, crash my wedding. >> if beyonce crashes your recept

so-called equal rights amendment did not pass. if that had passed, we would have had homosexual marriage throughout the country and women on the battlefield. betty ford was a very progressive person just like ellen r. ford. we don't need more resources but we need less. host: republican line, go ahead. caller: i'm a young republican and i want to move no more about the force. there's not too much about them in the history books. i would be honored to learn about any major acts that happened during president ford's presidency. host: we have that on the cspan site and our video library. mrs. ford gave several talks and we have recorded them. if you go to our video library or to our front page, you will get access to information and passed videos. our main page, c-span.org, houses a lot of information about president ford and his accomplishments. also twitter this morning -- a springfield, massachusetts, democrats line. caller: betty ford convened a meeting in washington, d.c. the presidents of organizations. i was fortunate enough to go as a vice president of a labor organization. it was a many day conference discussing all kinds of issues that affected women and allowed the leadership of women to