ag secretary bill northey say we aren't in bill northey, iowa secretary of agriculture: everyone know that it's very very important to have full surveillance out right now to look for any birds that could possibly be impacted by the migration of wild birds that could bring the disease back through secretary northey says the migratory period will last for another month. the johnston school district is getting more cameras on board it's buses. the district has ordered eight cameras. right now, only two buses have cameras in operation. leaders are talking with bus drivers to determine where the cameras would be the most useful. the district is also considering privatizing transportation services... school board members discussed the move at it's october 22nd work session... if they go that way, cameras will be a factor into choosing a company. this was all discussed before a bus driver was captured on video allegedly assaulting a special needs student. 61-year old bus driver robert scarbrough is charged with he is on administrative leave... and the district investigation into the inciden

justin roberts met up with iowa agriculture secretary bill northey to get a report card on ag in iowa. iowa.as fox 28 news goes person 2 person. person. it's been quite the year for iowa farmers. from a devastating outbreak of avian influenza that crippled the iowa chicken and turkey industrya&to a wet spring and cooler -than normal summera& to another record crop and sucessful harvest season. but rest assured, the job isn't overa&you gotta figure out what you're gonna grow next year. you gotta figure out what seed you're going to buy so there's always a lot of decision making going on even if you don't see a tractor in the field" when he's not working his own farm ground in western iowa, ag secretary bill northey travels the state spreading the word of iowa ag. right now what is the state of agriculture in iowa?ya know, pretty good. for the most part we're seeing some really good crops out therewe're seeing some land prices some rents coming downbut for the most part we've had some good years that folks have built on and if we can squeeze those out and we can see some demand again in

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iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey is thanking veral eastern iowa schools for rticipating in the iowa farm to school's "a is for apple" school's "a is for apple" initiative this fall. schools got money to buy locally grown apples and suppllies to teach kids about supporting local farmers. today y d tomorrow are the last two days to donate to a charity food drive hosted by midwest shooting in hiawatha and the iowa veterans welcome nter.to encourage donations, midwest shooting is giving out over 3-grand in prizes to people who give food or cash donations.bring in a minimum in cash to enter a best shot competition or a drawing to win.the drawing will be held on wednesday. it's coming up next... next...the simple reason you might see smoke rising over right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest information about a college football team threatening to stay off the field if a school administrator keeps his j@b. the last two choices for one college's new nickname after their old one was considered offensive. the completely safe reason you might have see smoke rising above cedar rap

it featured speakers like iowa ag secretary bill northey, lesly weber mcnitt the chief of staff of usda farm service agency, and lieutenant governor kim reynolds. it's trying to let young women connect, network, and learn about the future of working in agriculture. marji guyler alaniz is one of the founders of farmher, she says, "giving them some solid footing as they go into that world where they still are a minority will only help them grow and and connect with each other and hopefully go on to do bigger and better things. when you have a network, that's what that does for you." farmher started as a photo project in 2013, taking photos of agriculture and including women. that quickly grew into an online community that is all over the country. guyler alaniz says, "what you think of, when you think of a farmer, i try to include women in that. because i think if the rest of the world understands women play an active and important role in production agriculture, in professional ag roles, that will go a long way towards helping them. so that's what we at farmher really do. we take pictures

a phone conference was iowa secretary of agriculture, bill northey, says even though farms are being repopulated..the threat for another outbreak is not gone. 3:00 we are not through the migration season yet it is important to keep that surveillance up. and certainly keep hoping to that we do not see any impact on those domestic flocks this fall. but certainly keep hoping to that we do not see any impact on those domestic flocks this fall. but even if we don't we could certainly could see on the concern again next spring. 3:20 the backyard flocks that were affected will remain under quarantine until next month. those farms have to remain empty for 180 days before restocking. the sun is expected to shine through the weekend but it won't warm things up too much. we'll send it over to chief meteorologist ed wilson for a quick look at the forecast. cold weather means that one of des moines' most popular will start up soon. brenton skating plaza will open november 20th. crews are already out getting everything ready. the canopy was taken down last in the coming weeks. valley is looking to

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governor kim reynolds, iowa agg secretary bill northey and both iowa senators joni ernst and chuck grassley all adimantly oppose the waters of the u-s rule. jenna: a sioux city manan plead guilty today to vehicular homicide chargeses after a hit and run accident back in auaust in a crowded woodbury county courthouse this morning, 29-year-old dustin suppi entered his guilty plea after being charged in the death of#troy ford. ford stopped by suppi's vehicle after noticing the man slumped over his steering wheel. that's when police say suppi woke up and sped off, fataly striking ford with his pickup. during tuesday's court hearing, suppi admitted that he was under the influence of k-2 at the time of the incident and expressed remorse for his actions. "i have an addiction problem. a life has been ruined because i'm an addict. i just hope that someday i can have the forgiveness for what i have done today." troy's widow, liz ford, made an emotioiol impact statatent prior to s stencing. tutu in tonight at 6pm to hear what she had to say to man who killeded her husband. tim: caused minor an apartme

right now, iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey is touring some ag facilities in the corridor. his visit is part of the leadership iowa program. folks from all over the state and from all walks of life are spending today and tomorrow in washington county focusing on iowa's agriculture economy. the group has all ready toured a brewery in kalona , had breakfast at a hog farm and will have a john deere cook out tonight! it's really important for people to get out of their own environment sometimes and really open their eyes and see the different opportunities and amazing things that are happening in our state. the tour continues tomorrow with a visit to another iowa farm to discuss the importance of renewable energy and the role it plays in iowa's expanding agriculture sector. parking spots in downtown cedar rapids are at a premium, but soon you'll be paying more of a premium too. still to come at 6. 6.when you can expect parking downtown to get more expensive and how big the increases will do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... thi

iowa secretary of agriculture, bill northey, says even though farms are being repopulated..farmer s should keep monitoring their flocks... especially until the fall migration ends in about a month. runners are raising awareness about adoption today.. local organizations are teaming up with the national center for adoption to host the gingerbread run. the 5-k starts at 10 this morning at gray's lake on the kruidenier trail. the center for adoption says more than 100-thousand children are waiting to be adopted. still ahead on today in iowa saturday... the many food myths about diabetes. this morning, our the record straight. what you it will be a beautiful fall weekend in central iowa. skies will be sunny and winds will be light. temperatures will reach the mid-50s today and upper 50s on sunday. mild conditions continue into mid-week with lots of sun. by wednesday, rain chances return seven seasons... 35-hundred contestants, and just one winner. meet the man who made history becoming the first american ninja warrior. how he conquered the course and where you can catch him this do you think w

iowa agriculture secretary bill northey says the school is one of 40 across the state that's taking part in the "a is for apple" initiative. it provides grants to schools to support the purchase of locally grown apples. 12:39:12-12:39:30 we need to develop more of that connection around some of this direct to consumer direct to school farm to school that will create economic opportunities...next generation of farmers. northey says the state needs more of these programs to help if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. so, what are we waiting for? "i practice doing ta kwon do and doing forms." tae kwon do is a great exercise. but, martial arts also provide lessons that help students outside of class. channel 13's megan reuther shows how one program tackles a problem that's been getting a lot of attention.

bill northey, iowa secretary of agriculture. 2:21 everyone know that it's very very important to have full surveillance out right now to look for any birds that could possibly be impacted by the migration of wildbirds that could bring the disease back through 2:37 secretary northey says the migratory period will last for another month. the university of iowa says it's seeing an uptick in the number of mumps cases. officials say there's been more than 100 cases...and it's been on the rise in recent weeks. to prevent the spread, the school is offering a third dose of the vaccine. it's for students 25 and under who are at more of a risk than others. the school wants students to leaving for thanksgiving. there's more information at student-health-dot-u-iowa-dot-ed u. three fallen veterans will be honored during a special ceremony at iowa state university on monday. the annual "gold star hall ceremony" will remember three students who died in the vietnam war. organizers say while the names have already been engraved into the gold star hall...the three men haven't been recognized in a cerem

bill northey says we're at least a month away from knowing whether or not the state has made it through an addition exposure to the virus. bird flu affected 31- and-a-half million egg producing, chicken and turkey flocks. all turkey farms should have birds in barn by the middle of next month. brad's here -- the high school football playoffs continue tonight. teams in iowa can earn trips to the uni-dome with wins tonight. undefeated spirit lake is hosting central lyon, george-little rock in class 2a. we'll talk with athletic director rachel gerking. and, we'll have a live update from wahoo, nebraska, where norfolk catholic is playing bishop neumann right now in another rematch game. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corr

right now to be able to look for any birds that might be impacted by migrating through," said bill northey, iowa agriculture secretary. northey says we're at least a whether or not the state has made it through an addition exposure to the virus. bird flu affected 31- and-a-half million egg producing, chicken and turkey flocks. 8:25 "it's really a relief. it's a happy day for our industry to be moving forward and looking for better times in 2016." said gretta irwin, executive of the iowa turkey federation. gretta irwin with the iowa turkey federation says all turkey farms should have birds in barn by the middle of next month. she says people shouldn't worry about high turkey prices for thanksgiving. that's because iowa raised toms used in deli and ground meats. (sheila) before the outbreak iowa had 60 million laying hens. ag officials say there's an estimated 35 million today. so, far producers received federal payments of $200 and, the usda gave producers and contractors $500 million for the cleanup and disposal of birds. (sheila) getting out there for the homeless. that's the message surr

tim: iowa's ag secretary bill northey visited with iowa elementary students this morning. northey honored burbaker elementary in des moines, after it arranged funding to participate in the state's "a" is for apple" program. students will use locally grown classroom along with offering contratulations ... northey talked about iowa's high corn and soybean crop yields - which are predicted to be some of the highest ever. "we've had really good crops around the state, we have spots around the of rain,but i talked to a lot of looking at my own farm, where we're harvesting a really best crop, one of ever had " with the large crop yields, some farmers are time finding storage space. outdoor piles are already popping state. jenna: governor finally opening up medicaid privatization hearings at the state capitol. backlash about how the four out of state companies were state's medicaid program, hawk-i. "anytime there's big particular bidder doesn't get it, it's not surprising they court. we're not of that and we feel that the appropriate followed. " branstad says the takeover will sa

iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey today announced 325 million dollars went to a handful of programs across the state. a majority of that money, about 220 million dollars, came from the u-s- d-a. secretary northey says last year's investment is tens of millions of dollars more compared to the year befor in a statement this morning, northey said quote 'it is encouraging to see the broad support and growing investment in the iowa strategy as well as the significant progress that has been made as a result.' today the environmental protection agency will finalize requirements for the renewable fuel standard. earlier this year the e-p-a announced it wants to decrease the amount of ethanol that is requiuid in u-s gas and diesel. this past summer, governor terry branstad joined hundreds of others asking the e-p-a to reconsider reducing the nation's renewable fuel standards. iowa has a lot riding on this decision as it produces the most corn for ethanol of any other state and cedar rapids is the top ethanol processing city in the world. the mayor of dubuque is attending a pretty prestigious

governor kim reynolds, iowa agg secretary bill northey and both iowa senators joni ernst and chuck grassley have all adimantly opposed the waters of the us rule. jenna: one of the most listened to women on radio is bringing her advice to siouxland. delilah will be the speaker at next year's women's power lunch. the united way of siouxland made the big announcement today about its popular annual event. often called the "oprah of radio," delilah is also the author of three books, the founder of the non-profit "point hope" and a single mother of 13 kids, 10 of whom are adopted. "she's always come up as a person of interest, and so this year we said she's come up to the top. we are excite to have her and i think alot of people recognize who she is on the radio, they don't know alot more about her personal story so i think she'll have some great messeges to share that really tie in with our cause." says the 16th annual women's power lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south tickets are on proceeds help scholarships and grants for single p

jenna: iowa's ag secretary bill northey visited with des moines elementary students this morning. northey honored the school for receiving funds to buy locally grown apples and classroom supplies as part of the state's "a is for apple" along with program, northey high corn and soybean crop yields - which are some of the highest ever. "we've had really good crops around spots around the of rain,but i talked to a lot of producers including looking at my own farm, where we're harvesting a really good crop, if not the best crop, one of the best crops we've ever had " jenna: due to the large crop yields, farmers are having a hard time storing everything into grain elevators, leaving some producers to pile up their crops next to the elevators for the time being. jenna: volkswagen is offering money to car owners affected by a massive emissions scandal. the german automaker is giving its u-s car owners 500-dollar gift cards that can be spent anywhere. volkswagen is also giving out another 500- dollar gift card that can only be used at v-w and audi dealerships, as well as three years of fr

bill northey "it is important to keep that surveillance up and certainly keep hoping that we do not see any impact on those domestic flocks."the farms hope to be completely repopulated by the beginning of 2017. the c-d-c says there have been no human infections from the virus and it does not pose a food safety risk for consumers, 3 <>3 3 3 3 3 chad and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <> 3 3 fifteen area siouxland teams play for the right to head to the state semis in nebraska football. 3 including h

iowa's ag secretary bill northey came to talk to them about buying locally. it's part of their "a" is for apple program. visit, northey iowa's farmers some of the highest yields ever. "we've had really good state, we have spots around the state that talked to a lot of producers including looking at my own farm, where we're harvesting a really good crop, if not the best crop, one of the had " jack: farmers are having a hard time storing grain some producers are having to crops next to for the time being. stephanie: wrestling on a football field? this weekend, kinnick stadium will play host to two sports on the same day--a first of it's kind event. it all starts with "grapple on the gridiron" as the hawk's wrestling team hosts oklahoma state saturday morning. then the football team takes the field at 7 against minnesota. . " i've said, and i don't think it's overstating it, saturday has the potential of being one of the greatest days in hawkeye history, to be able to witness a wrestling duel with 40 plus-thousand of my closest wrestling pals, buddies, and then

and it features speakers like iowa ag secretary bill northey.. staff of u- lieutenant governor kim reynolds.. it's trying to let young women connect, network.. and learn about the future of working in agriculture. "giving them some solid footing as they go into that world where they still are a minority will only with each other and hopefully go on to do bigger and better things. when you have a network, that's what that does farmher started as a photo project in 2013.. taking photos of agriculture and including women.. that quickly grew into an online community that is all over the country. the markets this week have not been really good for commodities.. i spoke with analyst don roose to get a recap... "the grain market, we continue to hover near contract lows on the corn, and just above contract lows. the market fighting for some demand." "fair market value after a supply negative and bear negative report that we had earlier in the weak. so, the market is just waiting for some positive news as the farmer continues to be a tight holder." "the c

for those planning to put up a tree, iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey is encourging everyone to consider an iowa grown tree.... iowa boasts more than a hundred christmas tree farms across the state... you can find a directory of iowa tree farms at iowa christmas trees dot com. elias: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from yesterday. roads will be slick especially in western iowa with temperatures remaining below freezing for all of the be thick again today, climb to the low 30s today. there will be a few more snow showers moving in from the southwest during the morning accumulations across fairly scattered and light. overnight we low drop into the low but the wind will make the teens the whole night. saturday is going to be a dry and cold day with highs in the mid 30s but a lot less wind. rain will forecast sunday the evening from the should turn into a then snow by the end of the day through tuesday morning. after that gradual warming comes back to the extended forecast. elias: this

jack: iowa's ag secretary bill northey visited with brubaker elementary students this morning. northey honored the school for buying locally grown apples and classroom supplues as part of the state's "a is for apple" program. along with talking about the program, northey praised iowa's high corn and soybean crop yields - which are predicted to be some of the highest ever. "we've had really good crops around the state, we have spots around the state that got a lot of rain,but i talked to a lot of producers including looking at my own farm, where we're harvesting a really good crop, if not the best crop, one of the best crops we've ever had " jack: with the large crop yields, farmers are having a hard time storing everything into grain elevators, leaving some producers to pile up their crops next to the elevators for the time being. jack: even though more than 100 people witnessed a shooting outside a des moines the weekend, police say no one has come any more details. it started with a fight early sunday morning evolution club that ended in the shooting death of dashwan smith. t

for those secretary of agriculture bill northey is encourging consider an iowa grown tree.... iowa boasts hundred the state... you can find a iowa tree farms at iowa christmas trees dot com. elias: we're back with meterologist sam schreier... sam: (sam adlibs) sam: sam: weather adlib: today we're going to weather adlib: today we're going to weather adlib: today we're going to see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from today we're going to see a very cloudy and cold day after all our rain and snow from yesterday. roads will be slick especially in western iowa with temperatures freezing for all of the be thick again today, climb to the low 30s wind keeping us cool today. there will be a few more snow showers moving in from the southwest during the morning mainly, but accumulations across fairly scattered and light. overnight we low drop into the low 20s here in the metro, but the wind will make it feel like we are in the teens the whole night. saturday is going to be a dry and cold day with highs in the mid 30s but a lot less wind. rain will begin to return

iowa ag secretary bill northey says joining the lawsuit is the right thing to do because wotus creates uncertainty for farmers.. on the national level, the american farm bureau federation is working with more than ten partners in litigation against wotus.. its focus is a two pronged approach.. the first is already in action in the courts.. the second is getting legislators to overturn the rule. even though president obama says he would veto stand alone legislation.. iowa senator joni ernst headed the a joint resolution of disapproval that would end the rule.. that passed in a bipartisan vote in the beginning of november.. "that is the quickest way to resolve the issues with epa if we can get a piece of legislation passed that the president will sign. so that means we will probably have to put a rider on a must pass piece of legislation like the omnibus. the court side, we have been pretty successful so far, the sixth circuit court of appeals has said that, 'yeah the plaintiffs may prevail on their points, they've got some good arguments so we're going to put a temporary injunction in p

iowa ag secretary bill northey says joining the lawsuit is the right thing to do because wotus creates uncertainty for farmers.. ---- on the national level, the american farm bureau federation is working with more than ten partners in litigation against wotus.. its focus is a two pronged approach.. the first is already in action in the courts.. the second is getting legislators to overturn the rule. "if you do something on a piece of your property that an environmental group doesn't like they can file a citizen suit provision under this law that says, 'okay, epa, they're violating the law.' so, it's sort of a gotcha rule. it's not going to be implemented across the country. the epa's not going to come out to every farm and tell every farmer what they can or can't do. but the threat of litigation, the threat of very significant fines and prosecution exists and so farmers and ranchers are going to be in limbo." iowa senator joni ernst led a joint resolution of disapproval that passed early this month.. but that's likely to be vetoed by president obama. through legislation with riders.. h

and it featured speakers like iowa ag secretary bill northey.. lesly weber mcnitt the chief of staff of u-s-d-a farm service agency.. governor kim reynolds.. it's trying to let young women connect, network.. and learn about the future of working in agriculture. farmher started as a photo project in 2013.. taking photos agriculture and including women.. that quickly grew into an online community that is alll over the country. "what you think of, when you think of a farmer, i try to include women in that. because i think if the rest of the world understands women play an active and important role in production agriculture, in professional ag roles, that will go a long way towards helping them. so that's what we at farmher really do. we take pictures, anywhere and everywhere we can to help people understand ann to see that are in those active roles in agriculture." ---- the u-s environmental protection agency is launching a new program calle the nutrient recycling challenge. the e-p-a is partnering with the u-s-d-a.. pork and dairy producers, and en

iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey is thanking several eastern iowa schools for participating in the iowa farm to school's "a is for apple" initiative this fall. schools got money to buy locally grown apples and suppllies to teach kids about supporting local farmers. today and tomorrow are the last two days to donate to a charity food drive hosted by midwest shooting in hiawatha and the iowa veterans welcome center.to encourage donations, midwest shooting is giving out over 3-grand in prizes to people who give food or cash donations.bring in a minimum of 5 food items or 5 dollars in cash to enter a best shot competition or a drawing to win.the drawing will be held on wednesday. saturday iowa continued saturday iowa continued their tear in the big 10 west -- this time the hawks closed out the win with a strong 4th quarter -- and c.j. beathard's toughness -- that inspired everybody to give that extra effortfor that -- the team matched the best start in school history at 9 and oh -- and moved up in both the ap -- and coaches poll -- kirk ferentz and company sits 8th in both and -

and it featured speakers like iowa ag secretary bill northey.. lesly weber mcnitt the chief of staff of u-s-d-a farm service agency.. and lieutenant governor kim reynolds.. it's trying to let young women connect, network.. and learn about the future of working in agriculture. farmher started a photo project in 2013.. taking photos of agriculture and including women.. that quickly grew into an online community that is all over the country. "what you think of, when you think of a farmer, i try to include women in that. because i think if the rest of the world understands women play ananctive and important role in production agriculture, in professional ag roles, that will go a long way towards helping them. so that's what we at farmher really do. we take pictures, anywhererend everywhere we can to help people understand and to see that we are in those active roles in agriculture." ---- the u-s environmental protecton agency is laununing a new program called the nutrient recycling challenge. the e-p-a is partnering with the u-s-d-a.. pork and dairy

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