on ammonia and farmers that would prefer ammonia, that's not a good outcome. we've talked to even some of our larger members, who might be able to attach some resources for compliance that the smaller ones cant. even some of the larger ones are going to close ammonia locations because of this rule." coppock says osha has not responded to their letters and other comment requests. december 31st is the deadline for compliance with the policy change.. news from the weekly u-s export sales has a 61 percent increase in exports of pork.. in that china bought nine thousand metric tons of pork.. in the grain markets, eyes are still on wheat. "corn's got, the slightly tighter ending stocks estimates for this year and that's giving us some support but on the other hand, world wheat stocks are record large..." "..or projected to be record large, and the world market's trying to get some of that used up. wheat's basically been a drag on corn and wheat's had a bad couple of days here and is pulling corn down a little bit. export sales are the other issue there, we're runnin

at right now with progress and farmers are even moving on to things like fall tillage and hydrous ammonia applications now. orion: and it's still a busy time but at least combines will be parked thanksgiving day, no doubt of that. max travelled south dakota this past week and there talked to members of the south dakota wheat growers about their progress? travis: this has been a phenomenal year for our south dakota and north dakota grower owner members of our co-op. they were able to plant corn in ideal conditions in the spring. in dry conditions. soon after planting, we got a great rain and we've had moisture throughout which can be an obstacle in crop production in the dakotas and harvest season has been just been a blessing. see we'll record, when it is all said and done, we'll have record corn and menials for 2015. orion: our thanks to steve briggs and officer of the south dakota wheat growers. another member of that group travis antonsen, told us what farmers are concerned about right now. travis: depressed prices through the summer, actually the last year has guys sitting on their ha

in fort dodge hazmat teams are called in last a train started leaking ammonia. three people were exposed. one of those men is still hospitalized this afternoon. because of the leak is under investigation. a fire destroys a barn near maxwell. maxwell fire officials say they were called out to a barn fire just north of town around 5:00 firefighters were able to stop the fire from getting to a house. horses usually kept in the bar were unharmed. no injuries were reported. maxwell, collins, nevada, and cambridge fire departments responded to the fire. officials say the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a woman convicted of embezzling more than $432,000 from a creston car dealership has been ordered pay it all back. 45-year-old lyndsay huntsman already was sentenced to 20 years in prison for taking the money from creston automotive while she worked in the company's book keeping department. huntsman made a deal with the prosecution, pleading guilty to five of six theft counts against her. looking at our downtown skyca, a -- downtown skycam, looks like a

fires containing carbon monoxide and ammonia. just in the latest time, many babies have been dying, one was 15 month old latifa. her parents are angry at companies who continue to burn forest and vegetation to clear their land. >> those who are burning are not using their brain. otherwise they would think about the impact on people and know it is creating this haze. clearly they are greedy. >> across the entire united states every day, patients in this hospital are suffering from a four fold increase in respiratory disease. >> it is not enough to wait for the rain to come and douse the fires. there should be more sense of emergency. >> reporter: there's anger among the millions who have been forced to breathe boys onous air for five months now. the parents of baby latifa have yet to receive government support. those in the affected area say their polite is bein plight is . after losing her baby sister latifa, 13-year-old erin won't take her mask off. >> those who have been responsible should be brought to justice. it is the only

the center stored alcohol and ammonia. this footage taken near the site shows fire balls into the night sky. in august, a warehouse complex storing hazardous chemicals caught fire and exploded, and more than 170 people were killed. officials in beijing vowed to crack down on safety rules. latest explosions are raising doubts about the end forcement of such measures. >>> u.s. cargo planes started air dropping weapons to arm groups fighting militants in syria after american leaders revamped their strategy last week in the war torn country. pentagon officials say supplies were flown to opposition fighters vetted by the u.s., but they did not disclose who received materials citing safety concerns. reuters news agency said the recipients were rebel groups allied with a kurdish militia. they stepped up strikes on towns, and they planned a training program to help syria fighters to create a ground force. government officials in washington scrapped the plan last week with difficulties in recruiting fighters, and they've opted to p

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the green shows unprecedented levels of ammonia surrounding a crater of the moon.is now 3.1 billion miles from earth. more on the website. >>> president obama is sending special forces to syria. the first full-time deployment of u.s. troops there. >>> releasing exdrug offenders, thousands of federal prisoners are being set free starting today. why many will soon be deported. >> amen! >> amen! >>> high school football assist important coach shows up at his teams latest game. how his stance is

such as carbon dioxide, cyanide and ammonia. in a week four babies died after having difficulties breathing. one of them was a 15-month of old, a happy, healthy baby. she died, struggling for oxygen. her parents are angry at companies and farmers that burn forests and vegetation to clear her land. >> those that burn are not using their brain. they rely on other people, and would know it would create the haze. those that burn are greedy. >> scientists calculated that this year's fires are emitting more greenhouse gas into the atmosphere than across the entire united states every day. patients in the hospital are suffering from a 4-fold increase in respiratory diseases. >> it's not enough to wait for the rain to come and douse the fires. there should be more sense of emergency. >> there's anger among the millions forced to breath for five months now. victims of the haze, and the parents have yet to receive government support. those are the effective areas, they say their plight is being ignored. after losing the baby sister, the 1

the green shows unprecedented levels of ammonia surrounding a crater of the moon. it is now 3.1 billion miles from earth. more on the website. >>> president obama is sending special forces to syria. the first full-time deployment of u.s. troops there. >>> releasing exdrug offenders, thousands of federal prisoners are being set free starting today. why many will soon be deported. >> amen! >> amen! >>> high school football assist important coach shows up at his teams latest game. how his stance is creating a rift inside and outside of the school. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. u.s. commandos are heading to syria. officials say a small number of special operations forces will be deployed to the north of the country. fewer than 50 troops will work with local ground forces in the fight against isil. mike viqueira is live at the white house. good afternoon. this appears to be a shift from what president obama kept saying that he would never put boots on the ground in syria. >> reporter: it's clearly a shift, although the white

the smoke contains dangerous chemicals, such as carbon monoxide, cyanide and ammonia. in just one week, four babies died after having difficulty breathing in south sumatra. on of them, a 15-year-old had been a happy, healthy baby. she died struggling for oxygen. her parents are angry at companies and farmers who continue to burn forests and vegetation to clear their land. >> those who burn are not using their brain, otherwise, they would think about the impact on other people, and they would know it would create this haze. clearly those who burn are greedy. >> scientists have calculated that this year's fires are emitting more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than across the entire united states every day. patients in this hospital are suffering from a fourfold increase in respiratory diseases. >> it's not enough to just wait for the rain to come and douse the fires. there should be more sense of emergency. >> there is anger among the millions forced to breathe poisonous air for five months now. victims of the haze, like the 3-year-old and parents of the baby have

it smelled like ammonia. >> christopher poole faces several drug charges because of the arrest last night. >>> today marks three years since superstorm sandy hit. and now all this time later there's still a question that lingers. are we safer? cbs 2's dick brennan here with a look at life after sandy and what's being done to protect the tri-state area, its shores, its people. dick? >> reporter: there's a lot to protect. the boardwalks and the beaches have largely been restored. subway shafts will be sealed when necessary but many homes were never repaired and there's a nagging sense about what happens when we get hit again? when the storm came ashore it breezy point raging flames tunnels turned into rivers. >> that water is now spilling over into the brooklyn-battery tunnel. >> reporter: and lives were lost in a rage of nature. three years later we are still rebuilding. the city says some 60% of the people in the program are getting financial help. dan is the director of the mayor's office of recovery and resiliency. he says the city has been hardening coastlines. >> we put in place 2 mil

in may, security forces in cyprus raided an agent and there they found five tons of ammonia nitrate. that is roughly the same amount that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that is just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they are setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat: iran has been doing all of this, everything that i just described, just in the last six months when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran will do after those sanctions are lifted. unlease and unmuzzled, iran will go on the prowl devouring more and more pray -- unleashed -- in the wake of the nuclear deal, iran is spending billions of dollars on weapons and satellites. you think iran is doing that to advance peace? you think hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions relief and fat contracts will turn this tiger into a kitten? if you do, you should think again. in 2013, the so-called charm offensive began here

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it did not comply with regulations in handling of the ammonia. they claim the lab had an emergency dump system for which it could be discharged into a detention pond that drains into the connecticut river. because of the harm, the corps will be disabling the system. >>> several presidential candidates will be making stops in the granite state today. chris christie is holding a town hall meeting at the pancake house in henniker. lindsey graham is holding a news conference in salem. jim gilmore, ted use, and rand paul are planning to attend the republican liberty caucus national convention in nashua. coming up, remembering the alstead flood. this month marks the tenth anniversary. we'll look at how the event was so well preserved. and good news for red sox fans, the team is offering you a chance to score tickets at a discounted price. kevin: rainfall and cooler day. that pulls away for the cooler day itself. 6:38. kevin: clouds continuing to make their way in. maybe a brief downpour in time for the evening commute. the rainfall moves in this mornin

. >>> the army corps has agreed to settle $85,000 against the epa claims it mishandled in ammonia. they claim the lab had emergency dump system for which it could be discharged into a detention pond that drains into the connecticut river. because of the harm to the river, the corps will be disabling that system. >>> several presidential candidate will be making stops in the granite state today. chris christie is holding a town hall meeting at the pancake house in henniker. lindsey graham is holding a news conference in portsmouth. town hall in stratham. and gilmore, cruz, and paul are attending a convention in nashua. >>> a book signing in nashua. it is called "in this together" details romney has with her battle of multiple sclerosis. she's the wife of mitt romney. she says she's had many ups and downs. >> i couldn't function anymore. i was not able to take care of my family anymore and do anything. i was just barely able to take care of myself. then coming through that and getting better and coming out the other end, for me i want people to know there's hope that life is beautifu

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last week, dejong says soil temperatures are still a bit too warm for farmers to apply any anhydrous ammonia fertilizer. jessica rae: thanks dennis for your report. we'll see you again next week. dennis: thank you, jessica. jessica rae: the iowa state volleyball tournament is now just a week away. chris joins us with highlights from the tournament trail. chris palmquist--"good morning everybody. in just a week, we'll know which 8 teams from class 1 a and 2 a will be playing at the state volleyball tournament in cedar last night, four western valley conference teams squared off in regional quarterfinals. we'll start in 2- a...number 12 lawton bronson looking to go 3-0 against mvao this year. but it's the rams that come out firing...leslie gosch...goes cross court with one and it's 4-0. then bailey wessling serves up the ace...mvao is out to a 7-1 lead. but here come the eagles...ali verzani, stops the run with a heavy swing to cut the lead to four. then it's jadin wagner...from the right side...no stopping that...l-b continues to chip away. later in the set...the eagles finally break through.

we have exports to mexico, lng ramping up, a lot of petrochemical activity, ammonia plants coming onlinethen we're going to see a big reduction in coal-fired generation capacity, which is scheduled to happen because of new regulations. so i think a lot of that is going to be felt gas consumption at a time production is flat, and that will help us get back about three dollars into the end of the year. oil supply the chain, energy supply 10, where is the best investment right now? >> as i said before, the market rally,y is looking at a including the short run. same for gas. athink gas has been taking big beating, so we'll probably see a bit of a bounce. i cannot see that winter seasonal trade being attractive, but the most attractive commodity in the energy space is probably going to remember -- remained gasoline into next summer. that is our next idea going long gasoline, short heating oil as a trade for next summer. that is probably where i would have the highest conviction here. pimm: francisco blanch, thank you. gasoline prices on the nymex over 3%.t president vladimir putin's meeting

. >> reporter: just some of the chemicals found, ammonia nitrate, lighter fluid, lye, lithium, and sued -- the potential for disaster was very, very high. fortunately, it didn't happen. and the officers in their proactive approach to police work were able to jump on this, take him out and get it all settled. nobody got hurt. >> reporter: fortunately, they've never seen a meth lab like this before in this area. they hope to never see one again. police tell me that the suspect admitted to them that he's done he's now in jail on a $5,000 bail. back to you. dari: thank you. on top of that, three people were busted for allegedly taking part in a multimillion dollar prescription drug scheme. police say that a pharmacist, along with his wife and another person, illegally sold oxycontin out of a pair of pharmacies. approximately 500,000 oxycontin pills were distributed over a five-year period with a street value of more than $15 million. the couple used some of the proceeds to buy a $2 million home in connecticut. steve: skyfox hd over the scene of a partial building collapse in astoria, queens

the green of these images shows unprecedented levels of ammonia surrounding a crater on pluto's moon. this is the first spacecraft to visit pluto. it's 3.1 billion miles from earth. lots more on our website, but that is it for this news hour. stay with us. we'll have more news for you in a few minutes. bye-bye. >> ali velshi, lifting the lid... >> cameras in place for money and not safety. >> on the red light controversy. >> they don't give two cent about your safety. >> there's an increase in rear end accidents. >> ali velshi on target: hitting the breaks. >> to diminish the muslim population inside burma, it's part of a genocidal process. >> rohinja faced abuse at every turn... rape, forced labor, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention. >> it was planned violence. >> the truth could not be revealed until today. >>> international talks are completed on the crisis in syria, as the u.s. announces it is sending special forces to assist the anti-government rebels. >>> meanwhile over a hundred people are killed in attacks in duma and aleppo inside syria. ♪ >>> hello, you are watching al

image of caron shows a crater revealing unprecedented concentrations of ammonia surrounding it whichn shown in that picture. interesting. >> what looks like a giant dirt patch may help archaeologists solve history's most enduring mysteries. it could help answer the question of the origins of england's stone hedge. scientists say they found a home built a mile away from the monument they say the discovery shows that the community predated the people who built stone hedge. >> this period of time is really important it's on the doorstep of the time when stone hinge was built just author's sander years later but also a lot of steps between this sight and the building of stone he inform ge what we found is a crucial part of that step here an missing link really to the stone henge story. >> it's a united nations protected historic sight and believed to be an ancient burial ground. he said he's turning over a new leaf changing his diva ways but pop star justin beiber might be back to his old tricks. >> tonight the biebs is apologizing to concert goers in norway after abruptly walking off th

the smoke contains chemicals such as carbon monoxide, cyanide and ammonia.bies died after having difficulties breathing in south sumatra. one was a 15-month-old, who had been a happy, healthy baby. she died struggling for oxygen. her parents are angry as companies and farmers who continue to burn forests and vegetation to clear their land. >> those who burn are not using their brains, otherwise they would think about the impact on others and know it would create this haze. clearly those who burn are greedy. >> scientists have calculated that this year's fires are emitting more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than across the entire united states every day. patients in this hospital suffer from a four fold increase in respiratory diseases. >> it's not enough to just wait for the rain to come and douse the fires. there should be more sense of emergency. >> this anger among the millions who have been forced to breathe poisonous air for five months now. victims of the haze, like this 3-year-old and the parents of the baby have yet to receive government suppo

they're also trying to make reconfiguration of the ammonia system which we've had problems with.tion. >> talk to me about what the spectrometer does. >> yeah. so this alpha magnetic spectrometer is a $2 billion, 15,000-pound cosmic particle detector that's looking for any matter, dark matter, dark energy in the universe. it's collecting billions and billions of particles, you know, every single week. and the organization -- well, the physicist -- it's a nobel prize winning physicist named samuel tinge is the investigator. it's mannered at serc, the physics research center in switzerland. >> you're saying that they're in 100% oxygen. is there a reason for that? what's the explanation to have 100% oxygen in the suit? >> the suit is at very low pressure. it's at low pressure compared to like right now they're in a vacuum. the suit is in a vacuum. the suit is only at about 4 psi, not 14.7. for physiological reasons they're in a suit that provides 100% o 2. ifhigh-speed particle like a mic micrometeoroid and there is a risk being outside. not only that, glove pop out, hole in your sui

extreme uncertainty across a variety of groups that rely on rail shipments from farmers who need ammonia for fertilizers to water utilities who need chlorine to purify trying boughter. some companies have begun the process for shutting down plants because they can't operate. one company in new hampshire said its railroad will stop picking up chlorine on november 13. this is the only supplier of chlorine to the entire six-state new england region for drinking water and wastewater treatment. therefore after november 13, new england could have well be -- could very well be without clean water. on a broader scale, a rail shutdown would pull $30 billion out of the economy in one quarter alone and lead to 700,000 jobs lost in one month. it is our responsibility to extend this deadline now and avoid such harm to the nation's economy this language is beased on bipartisan, bicameral work over the last several weeks and would ensure that railroads implement positive train control as quickly as possible. i urge all my colleagues to support h.r. 3819 and with that, i reserve the balance of my time.

it cuts down your risk of ammonia. this is the kind that kills.e told that share will be 60% effective. 79 million doses will be distributed this year. i think, i want my immune system to proceed nationally against the flu. stuart: up next. watch out. donald trump. then carson in first place. big deal. more varney next. ♪ are you on medicare? do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. call today to learn about the kinds of coverage we offer, including aarp medicarecomplete plans insured through unitedhealthcare. these medicare advantage plans can combine parts a and b, your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits... all in one complete plan... for a low monthly premium, or in some areas no plan premium at all. unitedhealthcare doesn't stop there. you'll have $0 co-pays for preventive services... like an annual physical and most immunizatio

heated milk, undercut with bracing whiff of ammonia. it was the first time i could be completely honest in a job interview. i didn't have any experience but i was sincerely interested in the dairy industry as you can tell that i have perhaps told a lie or two about the speed at which i typed that a job before them. i guess i didn't have to lie about the foot checking job but that is because they didn't ask me if i knew what happened. on a frigid morning in february i went along with the milkman on a ridge in fairview park west side of cleveland. the milk truck had two sets of petals, one with a standard shift, the driver sitting down when you were going long distance and the other for driving standing up when you were hopping between houses. the second set had two battles, the clutch and break were combined in one. when you needed to slow down or shift gears your left foot squeeze down through the clutch to the brake on one pedal and you had to lift your right foot off of the accelerator and balance on one healed. the route was availabl