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A U.N. meeting on the food inflation crisis ends with an agreement to invest more in agriculture, but no settlement on biofuels. Transcript of radio broadcast:

General Motors will close four truck factories and move to make more cars. Also, airlines are retiring older planes and cutting flights and jobs. Transcript of radio broadcast:

High grain prices and the International Year of the Potato bring greater attention to the vegetable. Transcript of radio broadcast:

The story of the flag raising captured in 1945 on Iwo Jima by Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal, and the memorial statue it led to. Transcript of radio broadcast:

Chan, at World Health Assembly in Geneva, warns of dangers of food security, climate change and pandemic influenza. Transcript of radio broadcast:

Beekeepers reported losing about 35 percent of their hives in the fall and winter of last year. Transcript of radio broadcast:

Appeal is to help meet the needs of more than 1.5 million people over the next six months. Transcript of radio broadcast:

Unrest in oil-producing nations and the weak dollar are causes of the increase in oil prices. But increasing demand has not been met with new supplies. Transcript of radio broadcast:

If you like to hike, camp, climb rocks, raft in rivers, fish or hunt, then this is a state for you. Transcript of radio broadcast:

Rising fuel and fertilizer costs are only part of the problem. Transcript of radio broadcast: