the results came back negative backing up bean's claims. i take wellbutrin.ou test positive for methamphetamine. that's what i figured it would be from the beginning. i knew i wasn't doing anything. >> open your mouth. >> although the drug creates problems when he is tested, according to bean it has become his lifeline. he says he needs the medication to cope with the anxiety and stress of being incarcerated for murder of his girlfriend. >> and you know just when i think i have a grip on it, these wounds are scar tissue, i thought was healed just opens back up all over again. and you know i'm -- sometimes partially in tears, sometimes i just want to hit the off switch when i don't have one. there's no on and off to a lot of this stuff. it happens when it happens and i just got to deal with it. >> on the eve of his 30th birthday bean's cell mate dustin trowbridge has spent nearly half of his life in prison for murdering and assaulting a 69-year-old woman. he too attempts to make peace with the past. >> i didn't used to like myself. i had a lot of hatred toward

going to show us how to make a black bean wrap. so, what's first? >> well, first, we're gonna start with our tortilla. we have some low-carb tortillas here. i love this version because you can get, you know, that good wrap without having too many carbs at one time. >> okay. >> so, we're gonna start. we have our tortilla. put it on the plate. >> and this is a damp paper towel? >> yes, so we're just gonna put that on top and microwave this to heat it up. it only takes 15 seconds >> all right, so, while you do that, i should grab the black beans? >> yes, if you can rinse the black beans -- rinsing them actually helps take away some of the sodium from all the packaged black beans, so... >> and the whole can, right? >> okay. >> we're just gonna use a little bit of that. >> all right. so, just rinse them nice and thoroughly? >> yep. >> yeah, i can see all that sodium coming off them. >> yeah, and then if you'll put those in the bowl. >> all right. >> let me get the wrap. [ microwave beeping ] >> and then i should move on to the corn after i've done this,

from all the packaged black beans, so... >> and the whole can, right? >> yes, whole can. >> okay. >> we're just gonna use a little bit of that. >> all right. thoroughly? >> yep. >> yeah, i can see all that sodium coming off them. those in the bowl. >> all right. >> let me get the wrap. [ microwave beeping ] >> and then i should move on to the corn after i've done this, and do the same thing? >> same thing. >> all right. i didn't know there was so much sodium in these canned -- >> yeah, it's a sneaky, little thing that happens. you think you're eating really healthy, but if you're getting tons of sodium, it's actually kind of -- it's not great. >> all right, so, just rinse them again. and all these, this whole can, is gonna go in to our burrito? >> we're just gonna use 1/4 of the can, so, using a lot less, we're just going to prep it. >> sounds good. >> all right. while you're doing that, i'm gonna add some of these fresh bell peppers. we chopped up some orange bell peppers. i'm gonna add it to our spinach. and we are gonna steam these in the microwave.

it depends on the next couple months how this south american crop goes for beans, so beans are a big part of this equation. demand's been phenomenal for beans here, especially recently. i think it depends also on what our final corn yield's going to be in january. we're already talking about under a billion six. carryout's pretty good if they cut other yields, bushel, bushel and a half, two bushels it's going to tighten that carryout up. so yeah, i can make the case for that, but i think it's a little too early to tell and we got get out to kind of january or february to get a little better picture of that. >> you know, matt, we're hearing from a lot of grain producers that are really just in a tight situation, so what's the mood out in the countryside right now? and considering that, what's your advice to prepare for 2016? >> well, you know, it doesn't take a whole lot of magazines to be picked up that you read that we're burning through equity. a lot of guys have burnt through equity. it's been a really tough last 18 months. we transitioned out of a time of record profitability int

<"the beans have been everywhere from 40s up to 62s bushel beans. we have a lot in the mid-50s,"> thirty minutes northeast, jim robbins is taking the wet afternoon to fix machinery. he too, would rather be rolling. <"you talk to some farmers, it's a sigh of relief, it's turning out better wife, i just want to get this year over with because it was a struggle,"> robbins' area was hit with just half of the june rainfall wills received.. but it's still considerably more than normal. <" beans may be a little above average but corn we're going to be about average,"> robbins says the quality and test weights are fairing well. but like wills, robbins says the soybean yields are doing well for the amount of stress it was once under. <"and it filled out. the size of the bean is exceptional this year. so that's helping on yield with beans,"> but he too, says some farmers in the area may have to rely on federal crop insurance this year. <"from one end to the field to the other, you might be 0 to 250. everybody is seeing that around here,"> it's a season many f

that's why beans shot up to 9 dollars. then it backed off from there. we do have record high-ending along the road here. corn prices to 3.75 and 3.70 is your que level and 4 dollars is your upside chinese demand is that as well. a lot of bullish action in the grains. wheat we should have that larger crop also hanging on. that may push prices down. looking at the live cattle market, reverse higher building off f a gap that we saw t tt was created hehe friday after the close. prices really firmed up quite a bit. the bulls are in favor. the demand has really picked up. the thing is from now until about the end of the year and the holiday season, we start to see people piling in on that long-side. we're going to see those supplies go down and demand go up. lean hogs that's another market breaking out to the upside as well. the trend is following funds. they are all jumping and are above some of the movement averages like 50 to 200 day movement average. they probably get some e eam there. this is phillip streible with prices rallying last week with cash mark

each bean they were all chosen and blended with each with different cultural and beans is like peoplee give me a reputation i can't buy. people love you my clients love me they take me to the moves movies. >> fell in love with coffee and went to the coffee shops the community aspect i really enjoyed. >> i think it's important to have a place for people to show up and talk to their neighbors and recorrect. your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has a good name my has every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came

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to provide soup, bean soup, landres 3 million acres of under navy bean cultivation. all of these figures with just bread,ure milk, wheat and beans he said we could live 140 years. off of that simple food. if you want to lengthen the days of your life, you have to eat better, and you won't eat better if you allow your enemy to feed you. we will have to feed ourselves by buying as much land as we can. tonight, as i leave you, tomorrow morning i would like to see the scholars. at the jw marriott, we have to talk about what we are going to do after today. i would like engineers of every kind, navigators, pilots, farmers. i want college presidents, especially the black colleges, you have to know that you are not a plantation to produce more dumb negroes with degrees. you have to make the colleges teach the things that will make young people builders instead of beggars. meet me tomorrow at the jw marriott, 11:00. we want to talk about what his next -- is next. until then, oh god, you have made me so happy today just to look into your beautiful faces. [applause] i want you,

andrea bean. and more of her story is revealed.e have responded to several disturbances at the residence in the past. she also has a history of mental illness, information that may help ultimately determine the cause of death. >> you never know when you are going to hold the vital piece of evidence, have the crucial finding, that ah-ha moment. >> two morgue attendants assist dr. spitz with the autopsy. >> i'm already done with tox. >> kristina heisler. >> what i like about the death industry in general is that it's none like any other. >> and michelle waters. >> it never is the same thing. you will get something different every day. >> mystery, we'll solve it. hopefully. >> michelle x-rays the woman before the body bag is open. >> we mainly take these x-rays before we open the bag in case there is a piece of metal somewhere we don't know. could be anything from a small bullet to a tip of a knife. but it's nice to find it before we get in there. >> the body is transferred to the autopsy station where, as in an operating room, water,

is a list of names including oakland a's executive billy bean. laura anthony is live with the response. >> reporter: well, it's important to point out this list was released only after the folks had a chance to appeal. they were given time to appeal, but still, very big games on the list. one day after his name appeared on a list of water users, there is a leak detection truck outside of the home of billy bean. bean appeared third on a partial list released by east bay mud as top users over 60 days including july and august. number one is george kirkland, a former chevron executive and neighbor of bean's, averaging 12,000 gallons per two. number two, mark pine, 8,000, and then, bean, nearly 6,000 gallons per day. >> i don't like to hear about, you know, folks that are abusing, you know just because they can afford to pay the fines and all. that i'm just going to do it. i think it's bad community spirit. >> bean told abc7 news, quote, multiple irrigation leaks and a pool leak were discovered and are being corrected. we're more than displeased and

watch as an officer fires a bean bag at the suspect who goes down completely.aul ber tolly was part of a production crew working down the street. he heard and saw the police pulling up in front of the chase bank and saw the suspect standing outside. he pulled out his cell phone and shot this video. >> when i saw him reach into his bag i thought for sure something bad was going to happen. i didn't want to see anything too graphic. >> they must think it's all another day in hollywood or something like that, but it was -- it was kind of crazy because we were very separate from them and they were making sure that we will stayed inside. >> reporter: the suspect was taken into custody and transported to a hospital for treatment after being shot with the bean bag round. according to the lapd, the bomb squad went in to make sure the building was safe after the suspect said something after he was arrested. >> he claimed to have had an explosive in his backpack. after he was taken into custody he said he may have another explosive inside. >> reporter: sid garcia reportin

is a list of names including oakland a's executive billy bean. laura anthony is live with the response. >> reporter: well, it's important to point out this list was released only after the folks had a chance to appeal. they were given time to appeal, but still, very big games on the list. one day after his name appeared on a list of water users, there is a leak detection truck outside of the home of billy bean. bean appeared third on a partial list released by east bay mud as top users over 60 days including july and august. number one is george kirkland, a former chevron executive and neighbor of bean's, averaging 12,000 gallons per two. number two, mark pine, 8,000, and then, bean, nearly 6,000 gallons per day. >> i don't like to hear about, you know, folks that are abusing, you know just because they can afford to pay the fines and all. that i'm just going to do it. i think it's bad community spirit. >> bean told abc7 news, quote, multiple irrigation leaks and a pool leak were discovered and are being corrected. we're more than displeased and

bean cultivati 261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati 261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati 261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati,261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati cultivationall these figures, milk, bread and beans, he said we could live these figures, milk, bread and beans, he said we could liv these figures, milk, bread and beans, he said we could live 140 years. these, bread and beans, he said we could live 140 years. off of that simple food. now, if you want to lengthin' the days of your life, you got to eat better and you won't eat better if you allow your enemy to feed you. we gonna have to feed ourselves by buying as much long as we can. so tonight, as i leave you, tomorrow morning, i'd like to see the scholars. [ blows nose ] at the jw marriott, we got to talk about what we gonna do after today. i would like engineers of every kind, navigators, pilots, farmers, i want college presidents, especially the black colleges. you have got to know that you are not a plan

bean.r. siemion. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify today. searches for extraterrestrial intelligence seek to determine the distribution of advanced life in the universe through detects the presence of technology, usually by searching for electromagnetic radiation from communication technology but also by searching for evidence of large scale energy usage. technology is thus use as a proxy for intelligence. if an advanced technology exists, so does the advanced life that created it. we know of no way to directly detect intelligent life. but if other intelligent life exists and possesses a technological capability similar to our own, we could detect the technology using the techniques of modern astronomy. large telescopes such as the one in west virginia are suburb facilities for a wide range of astronomy. improving mapping the gas in nearby galaxies and probing the earliest epics of the universe. these facilities are among the world's best of searching for the faint whispers of dis

. >>> this is a pretty popular recipe, because the beans have an earthly and beany flavor, sugar snap peas with a little bit of mint. i want to talk about these beans what's cool about them is you actually select them pretty similar to sugar snap peas you want to make sure this is a nice plump green all though you'll not be eating this you could. probably won't be still holding the beans inside, and you'll see mother nature gave it a little bit of padding is take them out of that casing and quickly saute them like sugar snap peas not too much cooking and add in the pasta. >> you know what, any could do, any cut you want to try. you could have some fun with it but i think it is better to use the pasta because of all the steps. when you have a high quality pasta, when you add in the pasta water it brings out the starches which brings a nice creamy base. there is mint in there, but i think for fun i'm going to put a little bit of fresh mint on top just to really build up that flavor profile. >>> you were talking about the faba beans i was eating the pasta. you saw that? makes your hungry

i love these beans.roy the mysteries and then go fight chewbacca. [ applause ] >> go fight chewbacca. the triumph of bad lip reading. america, we wouldn't be the same without them. national treasure. that democratic debate, i should tell you, actually got a larger audience than the republican debate last night. which ought to be politically impossible this year given the drama on the republican side compared to the calm and friendly little group on the democratic side. but last night's republican debate actually did have a smaller audience than the dems. and something to keep an eye on for the next republican debate. right now under the somewhat blurry standards that the fox business channel has announced for how to qualify for that next debate on november 10th, right now new jersey governor chris christie is not slated to be allowed on stage. right now under their current polling rules as best as we can discern them, he is slated to be at the kids' table. john kasich, i should say, is also right on the

bean cultivati 261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati 261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivatiacres of land of navy bean cultivati261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati,261,161 acres of land of navy bean cultivati cultivationall these figures, milk, bread and beans, he said we could live these figures, milk, bread and beans, he said we could liv these figures, milk, bread and beans, he said we could live 140 years. these, bread and beans, he said we could live 140 years. off of that simple food. now, if you want to lengthin' the days of your life, you got to eat better and you won't eat better if you allow your enemy to feed you. we gonna have to feed ourselves by buying as much long as we can. so tonight, as i leave you, tomorrow morning, i'd like to see the scholars. [ blows nose ] at the jw marriott, we got to talk about what we gonna do after today. i would like engineers of every kind, navigators, pilots, farmers, i want college presidents, especially the black co

if not it might have to go to beans, which means even more bean acreage. >> so if we do have more bean acreage and not a lot of weather problems down there, that doesn't sound good. how do we prepare here in the u.s., mike? >> well, that just cues up the same talk that we had before. if we end up with that added acreage in south america, that will put a lot of pressure on soybeans. we obviously need price to buy acres, but it's not such a large price that we need to buy acres on corn that guys might migrate towards more corn and less soybeans. $4.25 probably gets it done, and we're not far off with that right now with these futures just north of $4. so these type of things as we go through the winter are going to be watched really, really closely, and mild fluctuations in corn price relative to beans can gain acres and guys will be forced to move that direction, especially this year after finding good yields lot when you get a little extra yield, and corn is generally more known f f that than soybeans are, and i think that's where the grab gets made. we're going see acres kind of migra

bean boots known as duck boots. she came here to the ridge hill mall because.goods were sold out on their website. >> we have to wait like a month and a half. >> roster during the holiday its popular reporter: so we asked l.l. bean and they sent us this statement saying that we are not in the business of disappointing customers and would never knowingly or wantonly do anything to undermine brand affinity and loyalty. >> i highly doubt that l.l. bean is not reading this on purpose. reporter: one of paltrow became a fan of them. >> a couple of years ago when of paltrow and around the letter and she sang the praises of these boots. after that they have been selling out consistently every single seasonfor 2 that holds true again this year as the company expects to fill half a sharon crowley for "fox 5 news". dari: have you ever had a pair? steve: yes, i worked in maine. it's good stuff and. dari: do you ever get superstitious about your favorite sports teams? steve: just how far the team is going to re-create the comfor

beans. >> greg: he was supposed to bring the gold back. >> a lot of beans. rosanna: a very moving experience. greg: something nice or embarrassing about rosanna. >> she's very much like me. we are always in trouble one way or the other. don't ask me. rosanna: this is the finished version. >> we talked about the legumes. look at how great they are. rosanna: i could have these. greg: they look like fish eggs. things. [laughter] rosanna: inspired. >> we are adding these lentils to this. saute for a couple of minutes. a little chicken stock to this. low simmer. and in the meantime, since there was fishing going on. >> a little cod. >> when somebody of italian american stature calls you that. greg: is it a curse word? rosanna: no slang. slur. >> you don't want to be called that? love. >> greg, you have to see rosanna's knees to understand how physically damaged she was to us growing up. the knees. >> she was a fighter. >> the knees. rosanna: you have to know, when growing up, the kids would come,

bean.r. siemion. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify today. searches for extraterrestrial intelligence seek to determine the distribution of advanced life in the universe through detects the presence of technology, usually by searching for electromagnetic radiation from communication technology but also by searching for evidence of large scale energy usage. technology is thus use as a proxy for intelligence. if an advanced technology exists, so does the advanced life that created it. we know of no way to directly detect intelligent life. but if other intelligent life exists and possesses a technological capability similar to our own, we could detect the technology using the techniques of modern astronomy. large telescopes such as the one in west virginia are suburb facilities for a wide range of astronomy. improving mapping the gas in nearby galaxies and probing the earliest epics of the universe. these facilities are among the world's best of searching for the faint whispers of dis

we're talking beans today this month. these are some of the beans we are featuring in our issue. our recipe, we are using canned beans for those people who are a little intimidated by the dry beans. you can chill them. we have a couple different recipes. you can make a salad. we've caramelized the garbanzo beans with some olive oil and salt, and it's got turkey, apple, very healthy salad. these are gigantic beans. they're going to soak up the flavor, some cherry tomatoes. you can sprinkle on some toasted almonds. parsley and garlic and olive oil to top it off. this also has some saffron and smoked paprika. this is in our october issue. it's on newstands now. skies are cloudy this morning over central iowa. temperatures cool in the 50s and winds are breezy from the northwest. through the day, skies will clear and temperatures will reach the low 60s this afternoon with more sunshine late today. millions are dodging a bullet for now...as a hurricane along mexico's pacific coast... is being downgraded to a tropical storm. patricia had been packing winds gusts nearly 200 miles per hou

make your chili better with bush's® white chili beans.e's one dish that rep resens the south better than any other meal, it's probably fried chicken. >> to whip up a winner-winner chicken dinner, new orleans nate ive chef john besh. >> hi, john, happy to have you back. look at you with the fried chicken and red beans and rice. >> don't eat fried chicken very often. i did make it the other day. monday is red beans and rice day in new orleans. had all this great fried chicken. left it out. it was kind of cooling. my dog ate it. no joke. >> gone. >> i got this mean look from my wife. >> you have to be so careful with dogs. >> are they all right? >> i guess. i jumped on the plane and came here so i don't know. i hope. >> oh, god. >> this reminds you of -- >> a couple people. lining fried chicken's comfort food. when i do cook it, it's something that kind of bring mess back to my grandmother and my grandmother grace. we have a beautiful person in new orleans willie may who jump passed away, 99. willie may. the finest fried chicken on earth. >>

each bean they were all chosen and blended with each with different cultural and beans is like people give me a reputation i can't buy. people love you my clients love me they take me to the moves movies. >> fell in love with coffee and went to the coffee shops the community aspect i really enjoyed. >> i think it's important to have a place for people to show up and talk to their neighbors and recorrect. your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has a good name my has every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came

bean appears third on a partial list of top users. number one is former executive and averages more than 12,000 gallons per day. number two, mark pine, more than 8,000. and then bean, nearly 6,000 gallons per day. >> 12,000 gallons per day, 6,000 gallons a day. >> that's crazy. it's really selfish. >> in a statement being told multiple irrigation leaks and a significant pool leak were recently discovered. we are more than displeased and embarrassed by the usage and taking immediate action. >> the customers should have told us during their appeals period that they had a leak and they should have filed an appeal while we investigated the appeals. but they didn't. he today us he, too, had a leak. >> i turned off the supply to the water system, called my gardener and he came out on an emergency basis and fixed the leak. and i got a water bill from the district. it was $4,000. >> the average household usage for an east bay customer is about 250 gallons per day. >> for the entire list of the water wasters, go to abc 7 news dot com. if you t

andlso have corn beans squash. this was not an influence from the old world, it was an influence for the american indians they were growing all in the same amount the corn, beans, squash together. the first of a two-part series on the front to culture missourian -- museum. you can watch this and other american artifacts anytime on our website. this year c-span is touring cities across the country, next to a look at a recent visit to santa rosa, california. you're watching american history tv. terms of property damage and life lost per capita, no town in america had ever been as affected by an earthquake is santa rosa was in 1906. it was generally known to the population of the world as the san francisco earthquake and fire. got shuffled aside, but the damage here was absolutely staggering. died inny people had san francisco per capita as in santa rosa there would have been 75,000 dead and santa rosa the time of the earthquake was 52 years old, from the time they were founded in the had become a very prosperous tile

the list showed beane using just short of 6,000 gallons of water per day. kirkland using over 12,000 gallons a day. 48 times the district average. >> that's obviously careless. >> reporter: careless would be the headline when you talk about the single biggest water user in the state. that person lives in bel air, using more than one million gallons a month. enough for 90 average households. a tough number to withdrawal is oh when you do everything you can to conserve water during this california drought. >> i make sure we save the dishes until dinnertime, and my daughters, they not allowed to have showers every night. >> reporter: billy beane told a local reporter that he tried to cut back over the summer, but he has a lot of landscaping and had to cover that. mr. kirkland said he had a leak in a water line to his vineyard on his property that he didn't know about. and he says that he's working to fix it. reporting live in danville, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> that's a lot of water. thank you. >>> now to a developing snow storm southern california. p

corn a couple higher, beans three to four higher. just been a choppy week, coming into today, corn was up a penny on the week roughly." "beans are around 12 cents on the week. and wheat up around 27 cents. exports were decent this week. the key here, from here on out, i think through the end of the year is demand. can china stay in buying beans consistently and keep this market propped up over nine dollars or not. and also too with corn, how fast can we go through these piles laying all over the midwest on the ground." "there's not a whole lot of fresh news out there. cash has been done for over a day or so this week, and hopefully can get pushed up into that better level next week. but it's the end of the month, last day of the week, so just kind of seeing some long liquidation here right now in the cattle trade." "it's just end of the month, last day of the week profit taking is all. see product a little bit slow yet right now despite the market being terribly, terribly oversold. but the balances i think will be sold into short ter

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bean used nearly 6000 gallons per day.the average east bay mud company uses at least 250 gallons a day. bean fells the mercury news he has tried to reduce the water use but has a large landscapek yard. the top water user was george kirkland. also a retired oil executive. he used more than 12,000 gallons of water per day. second on the list, mark pine, a venture capitalist who lives in alamo. east bay mud charges people an execkive -- excessive use penalty for using 1000 gallons of water per day. >>> new water restrictions go in affect in veneia. today through march of next year, people in venetia can only use sprinklers one day per week either saturday or sunday before 8:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. now, if you are planning to take an uber car this weekend, you may have to wait a little bit longer than usual for your ride. that is because some uber drivers are going on strike. the group is demanding that uber increase its rates and add a tip option to the app. want to raise minimum fairs and cancellation. 5:00 p.m. today. 12

pop and make money more in beans. so i think corn has some upside potential, especially as we get more toward the late spring early summer. >> and do you think we need to buy acres in the corn market? >> i don't think we need anymore acres than we did this year, really. we're still carrying a million and a half a half bushels of carryover. obviously, there's not much yield tolerance in there if we do have a low yield, but we've also got global production expanding. the brazilians are going to greatly expand their second crop corn, the safrinha corn, so i think expanding acreage here would be a problem. >> all right. when we come back we have some livestock experts here, so we need to talk we'll talk hogs. we'll talk cattle. maybe get into some dairy. we'll do that when we come back on u.s. farm report. (music) >> this is machinery pete, inviting you to check out my new website, machinerypete.com. offering farmers tens of thousands of you find and value your next piece of used equipment. [ break ] >>> welcome back. oka

we' re talking baked beans in today' sean: developing now, the u.s. is set to deploy troops on the ground in syria to help rebel forces combating isis. the u.s. will deploy fewer than 50 special operations forces to kurdish-controlled territory in northern syria. the american troops will help kurdish and arab forces fighting isis with logistics and are planning to bolster their efforts. after a rare early morning vote, budget deal, sending it over to president obama. this means that government will paid for the next two years. it also raises the borrowing limit through early 2017. cruz and rand paul, protested the agreement leaving the campaign trial to rail against it in washington. now to that scary disaster averted on a flight in florida. plane heading to venezuela when it burst into flames moments before takeoff. nearly two dozen people are abc' s marci gonzalez has more. marci: today, the ntsb on the scene, investigating this scare >> engine' engine' marci: passengers sliding down the emergency chutes frantically poured out of the other side of d

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while also inflating the prices of constant beans -- coffee beans. both starbucks and fiat say they will appeal. meanwhile, apple and amazon are ongoing. reporter: they're surprised by the announcement. anlet's go to investment in china. r: a nuclear actor is being built by a french firm. anchor: in the meantime, what is happening on the markets? reporter: a slightly brighter picture across the european market today. on the american markets, all eyes will be on the ferrari later. they make their stock market debut. bio is almost $10 billion. be one of the biggest stock market launches of the year. let's look at more of the headlines. it announced a major review of its operations, including putting up with investment banks. yahoo! is going to start sending results to search google. in exchange for an revenue. to $8 million up for the personal data that was leaked last year. staff move the information in the wake of those leaks. or: a crisis ahead of christmas time. r: will there be enough legos? not givesman did further details about which products or

wednesday, mexican supreme court will rule if they can plant genetically modified soy beans in fields in the u.k.a tan. they have been accused of polluting honey and threatening livelihoods. lucia newman reports. >> reporter: this beekeeper calls it the mayan's greatest treasure, the same colour, but more valuable than combed. it's called honey. produced here in tree drunks by tiny bees. they don't sting, and they make the most prized honey in the u.k.a tan pennagesuala -- peninsula. >> we use it for ceremonies to ask for rain. and it has medicinal properties. >> they mixed honey for dirt. >> today, more than 20,000 mayan families produce honey from more aggressive bees.

>> reporter: a day after his name appeared on the list, there is a leak outside the home of billy beanwho is third on a partial list released by east bay mud, including a top list of people, number one, george kirkland, a former executive and black hawk neighbor of beans, who averages more than $30,000 per day bean nearly 6,000 gallons per day. >> i don't like to hear about folks abusing -- just because they can afford to pay the fines, i'm just going to do it anyway. i think it's just bad community spirit. >> reporter: in a statement, telling abc 7 news, multiple irrigation leaks and a pool leak were in the process of being discovered and corrected. we are more than displeased by the usage and took immediate action. >> these customers should have tolds us during the appeal process that they had a leak and should have fought to get off the least. but they didn't. >> and cal football coach sonny dykes, average, 8,000 a day. he said we recently learned of a difficult to detect leak from our irrigation system. we are very disappointed but are working as quickly as possible to ensure we're

bean comes in number three on the list of the highest water users.the average customer uses less than 250 gallons a day. >>> if you are planning to take an uber car this weekend, you may have to wait a bit longer for your dried. that is because some uber drivers say they're going on strike. the group is demanding that uber increase its rates and add a tip option to the app. they want the company to raise its minimum fairs and cancellation fees. the work stoppage is scheduled from 5:00 p.m. today through sunday. >>> some shoppers got a big surprise when x-rated audio started blaring out of the store's loudspeakers. dan reuben spoke to one woman when a sex tape started playing overhead. at this san jose target off saratoga avenue, it was quote the shock for shoppers. >> i am like this is not happening. no one is going to believe in. what is going on at target right now. >>reporter: over the sound system, the music had been replaced by moaning and what appeared to be x-rated audio. jenny young's fierce action was to record it. her second, was to cover t

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