we have an indepth marketing disucssion coming up. e this week or rich nelson of allendale and bob utterback of utterback week coming up usda has wasde. do you think we're going to see a big change in the yield coming up next week bob, i think the expectation, the hope by the trade is it's one seventy one one seventy two and usda was all wet with the august numbers seems like but i fear that everybody is too conservative in their yields and we're going to trend towards one seventy three one seventy four when a corn yield will be down just a little but the real question will be beans and i think bean yields will be up and so bean yields are bearish, i think balance pulls corn with harvest pressure, so basis widens, caries increase and the market softens, probably not make new lows but doesn't rally until we get into. now rich allenlendale does their own survey on yields, and any you guys have some really impressive yields out there, a little bit different allendale's mindset right now right now we've got yielsd sitting at one seventy two point six was our twenty seventh annual survey number b

in soybeans - allendale calls for 48-and a half bushels an acre. usda's last projection was for 48-point-nine bushels. .profarmer puts its soy estimate at 49-point- three bushel. < asfar as corn, that december contract 3.08 is our downside target, as far as soybeans, our numbers right now i hate to say it but 8.88 for the november contract> despite those low price projections, the usda is revising its outlook for farm income. it's actually forecasting higher profits this year based on falling costs for feed, fuel and fertilizer. net farm income is expected to hit but still 11 percent smaller than last year. after months of contreversy, president dilma rousseff is on her way out. the brazilian senate decided to impeach their first female president with a vote of 61 to 20. this is months in the works, after she was charged with manipulating the federal budget in an effort to conceal the nation's growing economic problems. those are the hoffman this week. cindi, it's labor day weekend, september is here, how's the next week shaping up. well tyne it re

>> we have a lot of broncos spirit at allendale elementary in arvada. jeffco school district -- the presented with a hometown grant an additional $30,000 for equipment resources to help students stay active and healthy. this probably is not needed but i will say it anyway. as the season kicks off, be careful that you are buying real broncos tickets. denver police say there were 32 victiis of fake ticket sales last year. make sure you use an official ticket exchange site. >>> if you're heading out to the broncos game, be careful where you park. if you're car gets told, it is possible you will never get back. >>> a localtalk oh trk >>> lisson not go listen up if you are driving -- listen up if you are driving to the broncos game. you can pretty much parking lots but if you park anywhere where you are not supposed to tomorrow, you could risk having your car and up in the slot and sold to the highest bidder. >> we are having an auction today for about 250 vehiclee. >> >> reporter: some cars were abandoned and others were a few here belong to die hard bronco

. >> dan: developing news in allendale. police are looking for the person who shot a man several times of the it happened about 8:30 at 38th and penniman avenue. it happened less than a mile away from where two men were shot and killed last night. and developing news from the north bay, we are getting our first look now at the youngsters killed on their way to school. a 9-year-old, dalila and 7-year-old cyra gonzalez died this morning when their mother lost control of the car she was driving and plunged into a river. it is the second such accident in the last week. abc7 news reporter is live in petaluma where the family members gathered to pay their respects. katie. >> family tells me the two little girls love to sing and dance. they gathered along the river along with complete strangers. community members that were saddened and shocked by the loss of life on the way to school. prayers along the petaluma river for two little girls. amanda wolf heard alley -- allejandra out of the water this morning. >> the babies were stuck

. >> dan: developing news in allendale. police are looking for the person who shot a man several times of the it happened about 8:30 at 38th and penniman avenue. it happened less than a mile away from where two men were shot and killed last night. and developing news from the north bay, we are getting our first look now at the youngsters killed on their way to school. a 9-year-old, dalila and 7-year-old cyra gonzalez died this morning when their mother lost control of the car she was driving and plunged into a river. it is the second such accident in the last week. abc7 news reporter is live in petaluma where the family members gathered to pay their respects. katie. >> family tells me the two little girls love to sing and dance. they gathered along the river along with complete strangers. community members that were saddened and shocked by the loss of life on the way to school. prayers along the petaluma river for two little girls. amanda wolf heard alley -- allejandra out of the water this morning. >> the babies were stuck

allenlendale does their own survey on yields, and any you guys have some ound in the field but what is allendale's mindset right now right now we've got yielsd sitting at one seventy two point six was our twenty seventh annual survey number but as far as the general trade discussion and in gentle key point on yields we do feel it's actually very close what was he for the final numbers well both the september and a final report here our big concern actually is not too much on your side here is actually was going do with these with these old crop supplies issues as well espcially on bean.s yeah, not moving to old crop jsut yet, still talking about yield, if we do see usda knock that corn yield off by a couple bushels are a few bushels does it matter in price since the trade has their own number in mind? i think the market has rallied here since the two three fifteen december corn low we got recognize we've had a decent bounce over the last ten days so i think a lot of the one seventy two is factored in if there's going be surprises, usda does not adjust until the final number, historially y looked i

they hometown grant program today at allendale elementary school in arvada. it's called the play 60 initiative that provides grants. the nfl, denver broncos fuel up to play of 60 and the national foundation hope to encourage -- play 60 and the national foundation hope to encourage kids to be fit. >> the national foundation that's more money. you guys like to run around and have a good time, yes? yes? [ cheering yes ] >> they gave the jeffco school district a $10,000 grant, a hometown grant, and an additional $30,000 in equipment and resources to let the kids live a healthier life and they already have the enthusiasm going for them. >> you know who are really healthy people that i know? slacker and steve. >> i know. they're doing up downs every time they take break, no? >>> no, no, no, no. we are kind of healthy, but we are not healthy wordwise. dictionary.com has come out with words people mispronounce all the time. say this word right there. >> that's prerogative. >> prerogative is incorrect. it's prerogative. >> i've been saying that wrong say coupon wrong.

visit acres of s farm report on the round table with me this week with jim mccormick of allendale and wayne bussey a report this week we saw a decrease in that corn yield but an increase in soybean yield and duwayne that's pretty much what we've been hearing that there are some impressive soybean yield out there heard from some folks it's a corn yield may be a little disappointing but overall what are your thoughts on the yield right now the yield that i was really shocked with the higher soybean yield to be honest with the i'm kind of wonder if they don't have to go a little bit higher with that yet anything about it we had just an ideal august in september for filling out these beans are the only thing is it's been so perfect that actually it's slowed maturity just a little bit down but that means they're filling out even better so i don't be surprise in october you even see a fifty one plus is my thought jim on that in this corn yield mean we said the trade didn't believe that one seventy five point one we lowered it just out a little bit do you think the train leaves that are base

dover coming in, 71. 72 in allendale. the sun is about to set soon anyway. 72 milford and millsborough. there you see those overcast skies in center city, we've had these clouds for quite a while now and we'll continue to see them hang around even as we go through tomorrow. so we are dry as far as the rain is concerned. that's still back off to our west, moving into parts of central pennsylvania. we'll see that hold together as it moves through, but not until late tonight. really it's the overnight hours tonight and early tomorrow morning that we're watching. so you'll want the umbrella for the morning commute. like i mentioned, hang on to them through the end of the week. this is future weather. here we go through tonight. clouds hang around 11:00 p.m. tonight. i think that will be when we see most of the rain try to move in. overnight we'll see the rain. 6:30 tomorrow morning, parts of the area could be dealing with rain for the morning commute. keep that in mind for the early hours. the rain will try to shift offshore

smyrna delaware and allendale 72 degrees. up the coastal plain in witnesses town 70.aven brigantine 73. 72. seaside park at 71. and as we move inland toward the pa side levittown 70 but 60s in our cooler suburbs valley forge park 66. perkasie 63. allentown 68 degrees. our fox future cast high pressure knowing down. clearing out our skies especially north and west of the city during the morning hours of wednesday. even philadelphia seeing some sun. still some clouds in south jersey and delaware slowly giving way to clearing mainly before sunset tomorrow. it's all because of this remnants of julia slowly pulling away from the coast but not after bringing inches of rain to the carolinas. so that pushes to the south. high pressure builds in. and temperatures will be comfortable in the mid 80s. this is some 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. so high pressure anchored in there for the least the next three days. and then this front will be moving through and cooling things down over the course of the weekend. but look at this september warmth. wednesday 10 degree

, then everything is moving along fine, we'll move the traffic cam here, there you go, to 202 at allendaleking of prussia mall, not much volume on this stretch of 202, but 202 does look fine here and through the area on to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. if you're shore bound thon beautiful day with lower humidity, just turn the forecast, no delays or problems on the area bridges. the ben franklin, the walt whitman bridge look good, 42, 55, a.c. expressway and the garden state parkway look good, as well. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thank you. >>> of course, local student visit the white house, the children all living in abbottsford forward homes, public housing community in east falls. the trip is to let youngsters know that if they work hard, they can achieve their dreams. they were accompanied by adults from the community, totalling about 30 people. >> ukee washington hanging out with kids, he was the honorary grand marshall, the parade made its way along diamond street. event also included festival, 5k, and concert, great

noll ton road, allendale lane, somebody reported injuries in the scent. take a look at the schuylkill expressway eastbound at girard, the vine approaching the schuylkill expressway, busier right now than westbound side, pretty slow, and the road speeds real quick check on that for you, only 11 miles an hour on the vine, schuylkill averaging about 18 miles an hour so typical rush hour situation there. mike anal next. >> everyone agrees that something has to be done about the balance in our area. but the question seems to be, how do we go about it? the police need evidence to make arrest, and without help from the public, their job gets a whole lot harder. meantime, innocent children are getting caught in the crossfire. >> police in camden eight year old murder victim gabby got caught in the middle of gunfire between rival gangs. still no arrest in the case even as reward continues to grow. nine children, in our area, have been caught in the crossfire, this summer alone. on tuesday, juju sha shot in the arm while getting smacks at a grocery star. >> it make

safe from including those who came to the rescue during yesterday's tragic shooting incident at allendale elementary in my home state of south carolina. i would also like to thank pat mo davis for his leadership and the staff of the public safety and homeland security bureau for their dedication and tireless efforts on behalf of of the american people. >> thank you, commissioner. commissioner rosenworcel? >> thank you. as you just heard my colleagues say, september is national preparedness month. it was also in september 4 years ago, more years than i care to count, having moved to an apartment in new york. it was small and unlovely. it was also within easy walking distance of the neighborhood where a bomb exploded earlier this month. what i learned from my time in new york is that its residents may shuffle down the sidewalk in an anonymous supporter, but when crisis ensues, they rally. they love their city. on september 19 when mobile phones blighted with the piercing sound of a wireless emergency alert, urging them to look for a bombing suspect, they took note. he was located a few hour