baxter black joins us now with one man's answer... j what do you do when gaggles of geese descend on your farm? baxter black is here to tell us. >> some cities are complaining of -- but to wheat farmers on the fly way, the problem is less one of sanitation and more one of projection. the geese eat the newly sprouted wheat. >> keith farms in north central oklahoma, they've been regular squatters in his field for years, but the goose population exploded, and it's taking a toll on his prop and patience. last time he was asked to hunt on his place. when he picked them up after dropping them off, he drove by his wheat fields, new growth was growing up. he also noted 500,000 geese had flown in and set up camp, and they were busily plucking the sprouts. boys, time in the back and i will take you for a goose run. >> well, they did. keith got on the inside of the -- and put it in four-wheel drive. he flew through the flurry of geese. the sky was black with them. in the blink of an eye, he was clear of the geese, although it was impossible to s

this is baxter black. from out there. >>> for more from baxter, check out his work online at baxter black,.com. when we come back, an old oliver is the focus of tractor tales. and then we'll have our church salute. progress show in iowa this year we bumped into a rare machine. at the farm progress show in iowa, we bumped into a rare machine. dick burns tells us about his oliver 880. >> they made these for five days. they made 249 of them. this happens to be a diesel, 265 cubic inch. they're about 60 horse. it had a torque on it. thing toes weren't the greatest on them. this tractor had power steering to start with. it was taken off. he worked it and i bought it out of a junk row at the state auction. the reason they made them for five days, they went on strike after five days, and when they got back from the strike, they figured out that the color was not going to work because hydraulic cylinders, nothing matched. this tractor had a field installed transmission pump that circulates the oil and transmission

this is baxter black from out there. >> baxter will join us again next week.eck out www.baxterblack.com and you can find his work online. when we come back, tractor tales features a classic. tractor tales this week takes us to central we'll have the country church salute. michigan to meet an avid international collector... tractor tales this week takes us to michigan to meet an avid collector. >> this is my wife's favorite tractor because it's hers. this is one of the more rare ones. it has an electric start and a generator. i heard about it being for sale and i went over and saw the guy. he was about 80 years old and was starting to reduce his collection and told me what he wanted for it. i could see it was in real good shape. i bought it and restored it and this is what you see today. in the '30s, this was used for row crop. they would cut hey and mow hey and that kind of stuff. electric start was a big deal because most of them were hand cranks. the danger with that was if it kicked back on you, i could break your hand or arm. it was too expensive for a lot

this is baxter black from out there. >> next week, baxter takes a trip to the car wash. until then, check out his work online at www.baxterblack.com. when we come back, tractor tales features a ford routine and we'll have our country church salute. cwwcq>cq>ca>cg÷woç>ç>cc sunshine state for this week's "tractor tales". we >> we're off to the sunshine state for this week's tractor tales. we caught up with roger smith who tells us about a yellow ford 2000. >> this is a 1964 ford 2000 tractor. it's a yellow tractor, as you can see. that's unusual. it was an eastern airline tractor and didn't realize it was a yellow tractor until i started taking it apart. the more i took off of it, the more i knew i had an unusual piece of equipment. it's got an unusual number stamped on the housing also. it has your serial number and then c318 stamped on the housing. i took it all the way down. didn't have to do engine or hydraulic work, but everything else, i took everything off and restored everything. it was in the restoration. the part i took off was yellow underneath and had

pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find out who has the it factor and before the amateur competition stuff starts, i'd like to bring up a former bell-ringing champion, mr. carl payne, ladies and gentlemen. not one, not two, not three, 10-time bell-ringing champion. the only bell-ringing champion who is even close to this would be mr. byron cobb, who has five wins. and buddy, my second husband, what's the secret to winning? >> stay on god's good side. >> ah, that sounds good. now what we're going to do is

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. >> reporter: evan baxter said a shooting here is unusual. >> that's not a problem neighborhood for us. it's a relatively quiet community, usually. >>> i'm surae chinn in haymarket, virginia in, prince william's county wheres there been 14 attempted or actual break-ins and police are trying to find out if it's related to 90 or so incidents. but this burglar has a pen chant for big homes and cash from designer purses. >> reporter: chris is airing out her purse when a crook got the purse out of her car and stole cash. >> it's disturbing that they came to my garage. >> reporter: jennifer is one of the luckier victims when the thieves bypassed her house after trying to get in cutting her screen door to find the door locked. >> my heart raced and i felt ill. >> reporter: in most of the cases, the crook is getting in through unlocked doors to homes and cars. >> he's not going to take time to smash and crash to get caught, he just wants easy victims. >>> this is bruce johnson in the district. d.c. police and community activist thes -- activists -- activists surround a funeral in adams morg

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john baxter says he is going to make a rug out of it? wow. kind of a scary rug, right?making human beings sick. >> people are sick and people are dying. >> a frightening story. these people, they are blaming this man-made lake. it has coal ash and possibly other dangerous toxins that leaked from the lake into the drinking water. we are going to tell that you story also ahead here. wolf blitzer has been tracking the day's top political stories. we are going to check to see the political ticker next here in the cnn newsroom. ♪ where'd you learn to do that so well. ♪ the new cadillac srx. the cadillac of crossovers. cadillac. the new standard of the world. >>> just 26 days until election day and cnn's got all your latest political with the best political team on television led by mr. wolf blitzer. he is at the cnnpolitics.com desk. wolf, what do you have? >> we got a bunch of items at cnn politics.com we are following right now, including the president of the united states, on the second time since he became president, he is vetoing some legislation. this legislation would

and susan of parts unknown says what about baxter brees? ice brees? >> gretchen: ice, ice, baby. i know that ice guy smells good 'cause he just sat down. >> brian: vanilla ice has gone from rapper to remodeler. he's flipping homes. rob van winkle, also known as vanilla ice, welcome back. >> thanks. >> brian: why did you say to yourself, i could do something else and it's reality show and it's got to do with refurbishing homes, flipping them to other people? >> i wish it came together that easy. no. i had a house that was -- i've been doing this for white a while, over ten years. basically i did a bio and picked up on it. i said great. i got a perfect one. it's been distressed, sitting for three years. it looked like herman muenster and we turned it into donald trump. >> steve: i read that at one point in your life you had three houses scattered across the united states. i don't need three house, so you started to sell them. and you realized, i can make a lot of money doing this. >> that's right. a lot of money, i'm thinking i'm going to be

and cnn political journalist and todd baxter and i were there and i don't know if there's an admission and people got a standing ro sa standing ovation. amazing thing is as the miners went by, some in wheelchairs and scrubs and oakley sunglasses, just as interested in us and what we were doing there as we were in them. kyra, i want to show you very quickly the local newspaper here. and it says here, really says it best. chile -- mission accomplished, chile. what a spectacular rescue last night. when a spectacular end to an incredible story. you know, while those final rescues were going on, we were reporting live, kyra. we can hear from the second and fourth floors of the hospital the miners cheering with each rescue. they're getting wowed, boisterous. might have been told to take it easy and don't follow instructions and they were cheering along last night and we were told that every single patient in the hospital last night was -- had the tv set tuned to the rescues including the most important patients, the miners. they're here. the president of chile will be here later this morning