uh, if we harvest during the day, there's way too much heat in the corn, and the corn will go into a starch. >> after harvest, the corn is kept cool at the packing shed and is quickly sorted and boxed up on ice. dan says he hopes to harvest more than 19,000 ears of corn per acre, and with 1,000 acres planted, that's a lot of kernels, to say the least. but luckily they've got a lot of loyal customers, like the cattlemens restaurant chain of northern california. >> we get it here. we, uh--we prep it, get it--we wash it real good. we get it ready for the pot. i-it's in the pot, i would say, no more than 20 minutes. soon as the water boils, we turn it off. we ice it down, and we just put it away ready for the cooks. all the cooks do after that is just put it on the broiler--on the broiler. they grill it for a good--i'd say no more than 8 minutes just to get a nice color on it. make sure it's got enough butter on it, and we serve it up right away. >> the restaurant proudly displays their close relationship with the farm on each table, and despite being a meat-and-potatoes type of joint, t

>> corn distillers. they take the corn and they distill what they own and this is what's left. >> yep. >> we fed this for about 12 years now. >> how has the price of this changed? >> from $20 a ton to $300 a ton. >> that was $435 a on the. >> so it's already up another $135? >> yeah. >> that's a lot. >> the cows are pretty hungry. the higher the corn market, the less income in our pocket, the less income, high expenses. you're not in business very many years. >> i'm intim day-to-day. i'm so scary. it's so hot here. how did that affect all the water? >> generally we have dams. >> okay. >> wow, this year dams were dry, completely dry. been dry a long time. >> right. >> we're in the bottom of a man-made dam. you can see the line of dirt up here on the top. >> normally is it filled all the way to the top? >> taller than the pick up. >> wow. >> we should be completely underwater. >> how many of these do you have on your property? >> close to 20. they're all dry. >> scary? >> it is. it is scary. you could dig

>> corn distillers. they take the corn and they distill it down. this is what's left. >> right. >> we fed this for about 12 years now. >> how is the price of this changed? >> this has gone up from $20 a ton to $300 a ton. >> rod johnson told me yesterday it was $435 a ton. >> wow. it's already gone up another $135. >> yeah. >> that's a lot. >> the cows are pretty hungry. >> big nugget. >> they go right up. higher corn market, less income in our pocket, less income, high expenses, you're not in business very many years. >> see, i'm intimidating. that's what it is. i'm so scary. it being so hot here, how did that affect the water? >> generally we have dams, but -- >> wow. >> dams were dry. complete reply dry. been dry a long time. >> right. >> we're in the bottom of -- it's a man-made dam. you can see the line of dirt up here on top. >> normally is it filled all the way to the top? >> taller than the pickup. >> wow. >> we should be completely under water. >> how many of these do you have on your property? >> close to 20. they're all dry. >> scary? >>

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we're gonna go pick some corn? >> yeah, we're gonna pick corn. >> this year, he harvested 87,000 bushels of corn with his 300-horsepower combine that he runs hands-free off gps. you're like a kid, you know, that can ride his bike without his hands, right? >> it's a big toy. >> it's a big toy. >> but it's expensive. >> but with corn prices soaring, he can afford it. and incidentally, even a farmer named buffett can get farm subsidies. howard received $300,000 in federal payments over 13 years. here's something you said once. here's a quote: "it seemed nothing i could do would be as successful as what he did," meaning dad. >> that comment would mean that in the world's eyes, you know, i would never be seen in the same success as he would, particularly in investing and in business. that's okay. i mean, you know, and my mom and dad always made it clear that that was okay. >> there's no sense in trying to compete with me, because he's not gonna play my game. he should have his own game. grain shipments were down a lot l

he took a bunch of cooked corn. he put a rod through it and them on ether side htaed drills. >> ready? let's get it on. and then they turn them on. the corn starts spinning and he starts eating. >> watch your teeth, pete. >> this hurts my teeth just to look at it. >> doesn't it look fun? don't you actually want to do that? >> yeah. >> seems like it's working except he's also getting it everywhere. >> i'd like to know how much is going into his mouth. >> i have a feeling he does haven't any of it. >> i bet he's eating a lot. >> his arms, his shirt, all over his face. imagine how much floss you need after this is done. >> oh. >> up in his nose. probably has them in his eyelids, too. he did a really good job at the e end. here's another attempt that he did. one corn at a time. attached it to one drill and tried it. again, it's hysterical to watch. >> that's awful. that looks gross. >>> he's on a mission to spread the word about project swag. >> this project is designed to help out two children who are both suffering fr

some corn puree. double corn flavor going on here. do this easily in a blender.u can do it by hand. whisk everything together. drizzle in whatever oil you like. olive oil is fine. all kind of comes together as your own homemade mayonnaise. >>do a little butter here first. >>put it all over. like a lot. i want to tell folks that they are offering pre fixed dinners tues-thurs. 2013 west division st. >> >> fictional television character is made an honorary u.s. marine and promoted to the rank of a lance corporal. what was the name of the drill instructor? >>one word to describe the forecast. golly! >> the shower staying south of us. it is lovely. these are the current temperature is across the midwest. you cannot beat us. at a time of year when we are off and running. perspiring. it is very nice the coolest of dodgers and 74 upton not close the lake. in the city is 75 and appeared a beautiful day. you can see the skyline. cashethe jet stream will circulate from canada. that keeps the hot air add bay. the heat and humidity out of another canadian high pressure. that

forget corn. company is cool plat and uses every, fm oldcorn on the could be, to dead trees to make gasoline of the it is hard to believe you knew it was only matter of time before iwould be done. cool planet says its gas is more efficient than what you're getting at the pump. in case you're as wary as i am, the ceo is here to break it all down. tell us exactly how this works. >> well, what we do, is we use a mechanic process. so what mother nature uses, pressure and temperature to, produce gasoline and jet fuel and diesel toofrom biomass feedstocks. melissssa: do you think it makes to make a non-foodiofuel? you heard the arguement just before you where w talked abou displacing corn supply and things people like to eat or use to other animals that we're going to eat. you're using basically waste. does that make more sense. >> yeah. cool planet's process in essence avoids all the debates that we just, just heard about because we're not using any kind of food-based feedstock. there is n no arguments

we're all drinking soda that has corn syrup in it instead of sugar when corn was never intended to be a sweetener. we have sugar tariffs and and corn subsidies. why do we do that? to try to gin up the economy here, right? but anyway, it's easy to tell the story about the farmer. it's harder to explain why we're all, you know, suffering just a little bit because of a bad trade and tax policy. >> there's one more question down here. yes, sir. >> hi, i'm spencer, and i go to the college of william and mary. you briefly touched on the abortion issue, and i think there's been a point many that debate where we've seen some of the atrocities in the clinic in philadelphia, we've seen even young people sort of the tide is turning, and the pro-life position is coming back after being down in the low popularity, and my question is, what do you think will be the core responding -- corresponding point in the marriage issue? right now it's not going away. is it going to be polygamy, incest, open marriage, temporary marriages? i mean, is it just fatherlessness? what's the point where the tide turns?

eat corn or any corn based products or any corn flour or anything strive from it i'm eating this stuff so that's a pretty tough choice to make money in the tragedy is that this young girl i mean she's an innocent and she has a mind that still you know working in an uncorrupted fashion i was given the trends of the n.s.a. given the trends of what the incarceration without trial this woman will be tracked by the canadian police strapped down force french anonymously. becomes a three hundred pound you know like a lot of americans or europeans or canadians just wobbling around the street and still have a mind to use or because she three thoughts on aloud i mean i feel bad because obviously when they snuff out the life of this young girl it'll be a remarkable tragedy for humanity but she won't be allowed to continue speaking like this should be in prison should be drug should be shot no freethought is allowed this girl is in danger her parents should quarantine or in some way i would i don't see psych going to make it to the end of the year so go into this exchange again so the. woman prese

yet state officials have real doubts that bayou corn will ever be the same.or those that stayed -- >> reporter: paradise is not lost yet. >> reporter: robert ray, al jazeera, bayou corn, louisiana. >>> a small florida lake is gone, believed to be swallowed up by one of that state's infamous sinkholes. people who live near the lake said it looked low on tuesday, be late afternoon it was draining into the sinkhole. so far no homes have been evacuated. >>> russia has been hit by some of the worst floods in 120 years. authorities say the situation got worse yesterday after water in the amora river rose to new levels. >>> the fate of nidal hasan is now on in the hands of the jury. he is facing the death penalty for shooting and killing 13 fellow shoulders at fort hood in 2009. coming up next, at al jazeera, the case against a former nfl player charged with murder took another step today. michael eaves has that and more in sports. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >>they share it on the stream. >>social media isn't an aftert

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these sites were just covered with corn cobs where we'd go in and find a cache of corn cobs about 4 feet deep and 12 feet long, thousands and thousands of corn cobs and woven material all over the place, pieces of basketry, pieces of their sandals. this place is very well preserved. i mean a lot of this stuff is obviously worn, but it's been sitting there for 500 years. and what i found there that was very specific to anastazi were t-shaped doorways. you can see a large t-shape here. this is a very specific symbol that you see in chaco canyon and you see in mesa verde. there are certain sites where they are finding t-shaped alters where pieces of stone about this size had been cut into t's and are standing up inside of rooms just covered with objects, with necklaces. so the shape obviously had some meaning. but it is a clear anastazi shape. it is a clear shape from the colorado plateau. we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t,

modified corn and sugar. >> smart balance makes a claim it may block clegs troll but how much could nid to eat to potentially lower your right after this snk. >> 13 table spoons every day. the whole tub. and that much has 1300 calories. >> and what about 7 up cherry soda? these treats serve up 7 to 9 tea spoons of sugar. >> one of the misleading labels is not on processed food but chicken. free range label producers can air five minutes per day and meet requirements. that is just sad. >> there are some labels worth their salt. usda organic means 95% of the ingredients produced without synthetic fertilizers and most pesticides and meat and poultry the claim raised with out antibiotics means the animal should never have been given antibiotics. general mills says look for products labeled kert fied organic. consumer'mc reports contacted smart balance about its claims. the company did not offer a response. >> golden state warriors making upgrades adding a second row of floor seats give fans the opportunity for the space the team did not say what enjoying these new amenities will cost. >

corn.s a right to know. genetically modified golden ricin creasing beta carrotine which would save millions of lives. she wants to cut out choice. if we label we're not going to have any choice on these things, because scare organizations are trying to demonize perfectly safe products that the science community has already evaluated. >> the scientific literature overwhelmingly favorable to the gmos, and putting these labels on, might scare people? >> in terms of the science, much of the science especially in this country being used to defending these crops is not independent, and comes from the companies that want to sell these craps into the marketplace. so it isn't offering consumers independent evaluation of safety. and he mentioned a lot of countries, there's some scientific authority that says it is fine. many of those countries do require labeling. over half of the states this year has a bill to require labeling, none of them mentioned skull and cross bones, and they would have requir

. >> here is a giant can of green giant canned corn.nd this, a manual can opener, your electric can opener will not be working not only to have one but to know where to find it in your kitchen. >> yes. >> so in addition to canned goods, we are going to have fresh food and you have to preserve that and i know that we have an ice chest. >> having an ice chest on hand is really important because your refrigerator will not be working right away. it is important to have somebody else that can store cold foods so something that you might be able to take with you if you have to leave your home. >> and here, this is my very own personal emergency supply box for my house. >> i hope that you have an alternative one at home. >> oh, i forgot. >> and in this is really important, you should have flashlights that have batteries, fresh batteries or hand crank flashlight. >> i have them right here. >> good. excellent. that is great. additionally, you are going to want to have candles a whistle, possibly a compass as well. markers if you want to label th

it's a coupon for sergeant salty's deep-sea corn loops. and should i be happy or...sad? happy. it's the greatest breakfast cereal known to man. when i was a boy, i'd pour myself a big bowl every morning and listen to the sergeant salty radio hour, where i'd be regaled with the adventures of sergeant salty and his trusty sidekick bugle dog. well, i'm glad you found it, dad. yeah. i thought they'd stopped making it when it came out that sergeant salty kept a small chinese woman locked in his basement. [telephone rings] hello. oh, hey, abby. oh, you can't make saturday? that's too bad. what's that? uh, just hang on one second. yeah. now they want sunday brunch. well, this is a fine mess. we gotta call deac and kelly and try to get saturday night back. and say what? our better offer canceled? that's like a slap in the face. you know what? let's just all have sunday brunch. good. do that. abby? yeah, sunday is great. we'll do it here at my house. some other friends of ours are gonna join us. is that cool? ok, great. we'll see you sunday at 11:00. all right. bye, sweetie. well, that

>> i said there's corn all over your face.very time i see corn, i think of him. >> this is speakers built into a backpack. >> stop it. >> so if you are going on a picnic. even to give as a gift to someone who has children for the coming year. i'm sure teachers will love this. and the sharknado theme, they also made a shark one. >> can you put stuff in the backpack? >> yes. right now it's bubble, but -- >> i was like, oh, you walk around with a speaker. >> no, you walk around with your ipad and it plays it. >> i love bingo. bingo! >> this is -- oh, m-31. vintage games from restoration hardware. look up here. vintage monopoly, vintage bingo. love these as gifts. >> cotton candy machine. could last all year around. pick it up. pinwheels as center pieces. i love these neon tumblers and trays. >> of course you did. >> $24. >> labor day any holiday, my mother poses these ikea meatballs. if you want a chair and something to eat, ikea has these fabulous meatballs. she serves them and says they are hers. >> they are good. >> you just o

corn, a professor of law. good to talk to you. let me set this it up for you and have you take it on. you have two cases here, two soldiers, both guilty of multiple killings of innocence. one kills american soldiers and the other kills afghan civilians. the one who kills american civilians could be put to death. the one who kills afghans is allowed to enter a plea arrangement to avoid the death penalty. are the two men being treated differently because of who they killed? >> in my opinion the answer to that is no. i know that's been one of the criticisms that's been made over these two cases, but the way i look at this is that the evidence of the massacre at fort hood supports the conclusion that major hassan's crimes were much more depraved than those of sergeant bales. now don't get me wrong. what sergeant bales did was terrible, and we know he'll spend the rest of his natural life confined at fort leavenworth in prison. but the level of planning, the level of pre preparation, the cm demeanor in which major hassan went about ass

the small community of bayou corn began to sense something was wrong. >> you could not walk and you said. it was horrible. >> the smell of natural gas and crude oil was swirling around. the ground was trembling. >> it was may 30, 2012 that dennis landry and his wife noticed these bubbles coming straight up out of the water, natural gas, and then to the left, 500 feet down this bayou, a sing hole was forming. >> what used to be a beautiful marsh was now being sucked into the depths of the earth. >> 100-foot trees were just bobbing and they would sink. >> last summer, scientists from around the world, state and federal government regulators arrived. assumption parish ordered the pond tear evacuation of the residents of bayou corn while officials tried to figure out what was happening. >> to our knowledge, it has never happened anywhere in the world. this is an unprecedented event. >> the state of louisiana say that houston based the accident brian is responsible, the drilling and extracting of salt from the deep camps over the years caused a collapse of the earth, as you canning the l

for more, professor jeffery corn is a former military prosecutor and joins us voluntary i can't skype from houston. we know that the prosecution is going for 60 years, the longest he can serve is 90 years. what do you think is likely? >> well, i personally don't think 60 years is lightly. if you think about it, he's in his mid 20's, so a 60 year sentence would be a functional equivalent of a life sentence. the judge found him inning of the most serious offense. it's impossible to predict these sentences. in the military, there are no guidelines, no mandatory minimums with the exception of aiding the enemy and murder. i think he's going to end up in the range between 25-30 years confinement with a dishonorable discharge. >> yet, there's speculation that the judge will try to make an example of bradley manning to deter future leaks of this kind in the future. >> well, she should, because that's a legitimate purpose of sentencing in the military and civilian world is what we call general deterrence and punishment of the wrong doer. the military has a very clear principle that the court i

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corn prices have a big bounce, a technical diversion so in seen in corn, but there's more corn than wean imagine. it's interesting to see if we are below $5 in december corn. liz: glad you brought up mortgages at 4%. i remember my sister in the 80s got 13% and thought she was in the money. >> exactly. liz: home builders, and i don't know if you can pop them up, but kb homes down 4 #%, hammered, and then oil situation. goldman sachs said we're going to have higher oil due to the headlines from egypt and the middle east. there you see the home builders, but what goes on now when we start to see at least some of, i guess the energy complex moves lower here. >> well, you know, any pullback, i think maybe they thought maybe there was more turmoil over the weekend with egypt. i think pullback's healthy. you know, when goldman sachs talks, they load up, and then it's higher. the -- liz: didn't work this time. >> well, -- >> that's not fair. >> so just out of curiosity, you know, with the interest rates moving higher, world economyies could go lower, and, you know, financials could get lower a

we are growing one whale of a large corn crop.ve a huge soy bean crop but worn being dominant to meat production, cattle and livestock and turkeys and chicken, we're going to have close to -- at least a 14.5 bushel corn crop. a large crop seems to get larger. we have had adequate rains, great weather and we're going to have a large corn crop putting downward pressure on food prices for a long period of time. throw into that the fact that next year you're going to have extraordinarily low fertilizer prices with what happened with pot ash. that's going to come in quickly in brazil where low prices are going to increase production there and we're going to have a larger corn crop next year because of fertilizer prices. on balance food prices are going to stay low for a long period of time. that's going to take some pressure off of the fed to worry about inflation. >> on gold it looked like the bounce was in the offing and now it's kind of falling apart here. i noticed it's having trouble at that declining moving average and now back u

put the corn into the bag. >> don't clean the corn until ready to cook it.our lettuce, jack says wash it and leave the leaves partially wet. wrap them in a paper towel and put in a plastic bag. it will keep the lettuce crisp for up to five days. finally a tip to keep the berries fresh and sweet. >> put a little bit of vinegar -- >> in my berries? >> in the water. what it's doing is it's killing any bacteria which is what's going to cause mold to happen. >> oh. >> and when you're shopping for tomatoes, pick ugly ones. they're really delicious because they're so yummy. >> i love every tip in that piece. >> let's go shopping at the farmer's market together. >> nice to see you again. >>> lester, over to you. >> all right. gps, a lot of us depend on it to get where we're going. but be honest, how many times did you want to scream at the calm voice? >> look, i wouldn't be going out on a self-deprecating limb to say i'm mildly directionally challenge. and i decided to put the woman behind the voice of gps to the test. >> please drive to highlighted -- >> recalculat

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prices shot up for commodities like corn and wheat. investors seem to be buying into the idea that farmers are more likely to buy new tractors and combines when commodities prices rise. agco was up more than 1% to 57.45. cisco, this is the food distributor was the worst performing stock in the s&p 500 today. shares came under pressure after reporting quarterly earnings that tumbled eight and a half%. the company gets most of its revenue from supplying food to its restaurants. it's customers are struggling as consumers are not dining out as much. the stock dropped more than 5% to 32.99. >>> the boardroom brawl prompted company directors this weekend to hold a rare sunday meeting by telepho telephone. at issue, what to do now, after activist, investor and penny's largest shareholder ousted the chairman and searched for a new ceo. agoman was at first credited with bringing in the former apple whiz ron johnson. now, ackman gets the blame for that. he was replaced this spring. now, some board members think it should be ackman's turn to leav

ranch corn hidden valley it. >>> a speeding train in central india killed 37 people crossing the tracks. an indian law mark says 40 otin the morning's accident and angry mobs pulled the driver out of the train and beat him to death. they then got the passengers out of the train and said some of the -- set the coaches on fire. >>> it was an emotional day in court for man known as the blade runner. oscar pistorius is charged with killing his girlfriend a judge set the trial day for march 3rd next year. you can see pistorius crying as he stands before the judge. today would have been her 30th birthday and the state ruled he shot with direct intention to kill. >>> british police say they are looking for new information in the 1997 deaths of princess diana and her boyfriend dodi al fayed. authorities didn't give details. in 2008 a coroner concluded the car crash was the result of a grossly neglect driving. the police said they knew about the reported affair about theprincess and heart surgeon. the anniversary of their death is august 31st. >>> the first same sex weddings are taking place in

dogs, corn on the cob, ice cream, even pickles on a stick. but today is also military appreciation day, and many vets and their families now worry about alleged chemical attacks in syria. >> now, what to do with syria, that's the question nobody has the answer. >> chemical weapons? >> that's awful. nobody should use that. >> reporter: should the united states do anything about this? >> i would like to see them do something, because i think if we don't do something, it's going to continue. >> somebody's got to do something about it. >> to me it should be with the allies, otherwise we're going to get involved with something we don't want to get involved in. >> reporter: many fair goers say they're torn about what america should do. >> we get involved in so many places we really don't belong. >> reporter: others are dead set against any involvement. >> we have plenty of our own battles to be fought. we shouldn't be getting into a middle eastern conflict right now. >> i think we're involved in enough stuff overseas, you know? trying to bring the

see >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time owned residential property here in san francisco. and we want to talk about apartment buildings and what the owner's responsibilities might be and what they expect their tenants to do. and let's start by talking a little bit about what owners can do before an earthquake and then maybe after an earthquake. >> well, the first thing, lawrence, would be to get together with your tenants and see if they have earthquake insurance or any renters insurance in place because that's going to be key to protecting them in the event of a quake. >> and renters

. >>> and a new jersey corn maze gets political to draw attention. a farmer created a corn maze showing images of chris christie and barbara quinn, both candidate for governor. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> it's been five decades since martin luther king jr. gave his legendary speech. starting this week, people from all over will gather to celebrate. melissa mollet is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. nice to see you. that's right, this really has been in the works for years. now the count on is on dozens of events planned for this weekend and into next week here in washington. two major marches rallied as crews continued to prepare the area by the lincoln memorial. that's where hundreds of thousands gathered for the march 50 years ago. renovations to the mlk memorial done just in time for the festivities. the president is set to honor the anniversary on the very steps where he stood in 1963. the main commemoration will take place this saturday. tens of thousands of people expected to travel from all