Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed a UFO sighting, cyber-espionage, declining bat populations, and Monsanto's genetically modified seeds. In her first report, she interviewed "Steve," a retired USAF security policeman, who described a 1969 incident at Vandenburg AFB, in which he witnessed an unidentified aerial object that hovered over a new military transport plane that contained "hot cargo"-- two wooden crates. The UFO emitted a greenish-blue beam of light at the plane where the cargo was held, and then shot up vertically and disappeared, said Steve, who added that he was told the crew was flying the plane to Groom Lake (the site that would in later years become linked to Area 51 and tales of aliens). In her second report, she detailed how NASA and Houston oil companies have suffered cyber attacks especially from China. She spoke with Prof. William Conklin from the College of Technology at the Univ. of Houston about the cyber infiltrations. "For espionage and stealing information from computers, many cases are specifically after oil exploration information because thats information that is worth money," he said. NASA is also of interest to cyber spies, as "manned space flight is an area of competition among nations," and NASA has considerable intellectual property in that area. The US govt. is making efforts to tighten computer security, but it is taking time, he commented. Linda looked into the skyrocketing price of genetically modified seeds patented ...
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