cargill shows us where he once had his office. cargill: i remember exactly.t was the window at the top left-hand end of the building, yes. reporter: at the time of germany's reunification, cargill commanded 850 troops of the scots guards. cargill: it's a very nostalgic time. the scots guards and before us the welsh guards spent many years in bergen-hohne, and to see it now all empty and ready to be handed back to the german federal authorities is something, which i don't think many of us expected to see in our lifetime. it's a strange feeling. reporter: during the cold war, the iron curtain between east and west germany was the front line. the scots guards were responsible for security along one stretch of the border until fall 1989, when it collapsed. some here were very worried about what german reunification might bring. cargill: i wasn't. i welcomed it. having spent most of my military career in germany and having patrolled the inner-german border as we did, and having visited east berlin and seen some of the less attractive elements of the gdr, i welcome

allison: early this morning, s sux city fire and scue responded to a fire at cargill incorporated. firefighters discovered a small fire that was determined to have been started due to an electrical switchgear malfunction. cargill employees were required to de-energize the equipment before fire crews were able to put out the fire. no injuries were reported. allison: and it seems fire crews had a busy morning as they also had to extinguish a fire at a house in sioux city that is now being ruled an arson. sioux city fire rescue has determined that a structure fire to a residence on silver street was set intentionally, the first floor of the two story home suffered heavy damages. early this morning, firefighters were called back totohe residence to extinguiui an area that had re- ignited on thehe second floor of f the house. nononjuries were reported. allison: as the caucuses inch closer, several presidential candidates continue to pepper the hawkeye state with numerous campaign stops. including democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders who spoke at a house party event in iowa c

allison: early this morning, sioux city fire and rescue responded to a fire at cargill incorporated. firefighters discovered a small fire that was determined to have been started due to an electrical switchgear malfunction. cargill employees were required to de-energize the equipment before fire crews were able to put out the fire. no injuries were reported. allison: and it seems fire crews had a busy morning as they also had to re- extinguish a fire at a house in sioux city that is now being ruled an arson. sioux city fire rescue has determined that a structure fire to a residence on silver street was set intentionally, the first floor of the two story home suffered heavy damages. early this morning, firefighters were called back to the residence to extinguish an area that had re- ignited on the second floor of the house. no injuries were reported. allison: flying a drone could get a little harder. starting tomorrow, as the goverment is set to announce new regulations. abc's aditi roy with the reason behind the move. " tonight..the faa is set to unveil new rules for the drone ownes

cargill l ployees were able to de-energize the equipment and firefighters put out the flames. there were no injuries. a cherokee, iowa woman was life-flighted to the hospital after she being pipied underneath a vehicle from a rollover yesterday afternoon. authorties say marilyn mcqueen was driving a vehicle north on old 21 road in cherokee where she lost c ctrol of the vehicle. her r hicle went into theheitch and rolled. mcqueen was partially trapped under the car she was transported to mercy medical center in sioux city. passenger mackenzie gaes and a child were sent to cherokee regional hospital by ambubunce. their conditioio are not known at thip time. as sioux city works to improve its interstates, there will be another closure starting this morning. a new barrier rail and traffic control will force crews to close the southbound i-29 off-ramp to floyd boulevard. it will be closed from 9 a-m to 3 p-m today, as long as weather permits. motorists are encouraged to use the nebraska street off-ramp instead. for the latest traveler information you can always call 5-1-1 through t

sioux city fire and rescue responded to a fire at cargill incorporated. firefighters discovered a small fire that was determined to have been started due to an electrical switchgear malfunction. cargill employees were required to de-energize the equipment before fire crews were able to put out the fire. no injuries were reported. jessica rae: and that's not all... fire crews also had to re- extinguish a fire at a house in sioux city that is now being ruled an arson. sioux city fire rescue has determined that a structure fire to a residence on silver street was set intentionally, the first floor of the two story home suffered heavy damages. early sunday morning... firefighters were called back to the residence to extinguish an area that had re- ignited on the second floor of the house. no injuries were reported. " jessica rae: coming up in sports... the musketeers hosted waterloo in a rare sunday affair at the tyson events center.. we have highlights when we come back. scott: dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading l

. >>> for 150 years cargill has been working side by side with farmers in the agricultural community. thank you for being part of this success. we continue to look forward and are excited to offer online grain ave us with? >> well, i would say if you're in the eastern corn belt you have to definitely shop your basis around. there's strong basis. do it now. don't wait till december because the opportunity might be now. and also we have to get in the mentally on this crop and even next year's crop. we have to become willing sellers of rallies and protect that instead of hoping and expecting the markets in a bull trend. >> all right. matt bennett? >> yeah, i think he makes a good point, and i think producers are going to have to understand exactly where they're at. they've got to know what their profitability is because it's pretty tough to market a crop when you don't know exactly where you're at. we just don't have a whole lot of margin. we can't get too cute with this market, so if we get rallies i think i want to be a willing seller of soybeans especially, maybe give corn just a litt

sioux city fire and rescue responded to a fire at cargill incorporated. firefighters discovered a small fire that was determined to have been started due to an electrical switch gear malfunction. cargill employees were required to de-energize the equipment before fire crews were able to put out the fire. jessica rae: and that's not all... fire crews also had to re- extinguish a fire at a house in sioux city that is now being ruled an arson. sioux city fire rescue has determined a structure fire to a residence on silver street was set intentionally, the first floor of the two story home suffered heavy damages. early sunday morning... firefighters were called back to the residence to extinguish an area that had re- ignited on the second floor of the house. no injuries were reported. " jessica rae: coming up.... it was a busy weekend throughout iowa.... and after the break... i'll get you caught up on all the fun and excitement you may have missed out on. stay with us! scott: " " let's get a look at the almanac where yesterday's high temperature was 72 after

cargill employees were able to de-energize the equipment and firefighters extinguished the fire. there were no injuries. a cherokee, iowa woman has been transported to the hospital by helicopter after being pinned underneath a vehicle during a rollover this afternoon. marilyn mcqueen was driving a vehicle northbound on old 21 road in cherokee where she apparently lost control of the vehicle. the vehicle entered a ditch and rolled on its side. mcqueen was partially trapped under the car and released by mechanical means. she was transported by mercy air care to passenger mackenzie gaes and a child were sent to cherokee regional hospital by ambulance. their conditions are not known at this time but we will provide you with the latest information as we get it. as sioux city works to improve its interstates, there will be another closure monday morning. a new barrier rail and traffic the southbound i-29 off-ramp to floyd boulevard. it will be closed from 9 a-m to 3 p-m tomorrow, as long as weather permits. motorists are encouraged to use the nebraska street off-ramp instead. for the l

fire r%scue also responded to a fire early yesterday morning at a large industrial facility owned by cargill. firefighters reported smoke coming from the second story of the building at 11-hundred clark street. ficials say faulty e ectrical equipment sparkekethe fire. no injuries were reported. i-29 in sioux city has been postponed. the city says crews will not close the southbound i- 29 off-ramp to floyd boulevard today. it has been postponed until later this w wk. the exit will be closed so workers can install barrier rail and traffic control. drivers should use the nebraska street off- ramp when the exit is closed. some in the east coast woke up to the white stuff this morning. but we're not feeling the freeze... just yet. stay tuned for the e recast from meterologist ben dorenbach coming up next on news four atat noon. here's the live view from our skycamn spencer, iowa, where it's sunny and 70 degrees this noon hour. meterologist ben dorenbach is we need to disrupt the old order in washington, dc. we can do a lot better by applying conservative principles we should lower rates and simpl

.> (for 150 years cargill has been working side by side with farmers and the agricultural continue to look forward and are excited to offer online grain welcome back, tedd siefried, with me now with zaner ag. tedd, let's talk about the america picture right now. we are hearing el nino, possible flooding and things like that, but right now what type of weather scenario is priced into the market?> yes, the biggest concern that we have about south america at the moment, is the northern portion of brazil. they have been very dry, they are always really quite hot, but their two seasons are differentiated between rain or no rain and they have been late in getting that rain here this year, so south american planters waiting for more ideal planting conditions, have been waiting, holding back on planting. if you look at the plating progress numbers compared to the five year average, they are well behind in a number of areas --two percent compared to 40, soybeans react to that earlier in the week. however, it's kind of similar to the story that we saw last year, with the building el nino at the

for 150 years cargill has been working side-by-side with farmers and the agricultural community. thank you for being a part of this success. we continue to look forward and are excited to ss after a sleepy columbus day lets see how markets moved tuesday from the floor of the cme. tuesday's grains seeing higher prices across the board. i think what we're seeing is exactly what we now we're getting them. corn remains stuck in that consolidation range. that's 3.80 to 4 dollars. again, i look for corn to break out. look to be a buyer about 3.80. soybeans have been in that solid ban for months. and finally today is broken out. in fact, in the last 10 to 12 minutes in the day, we added on another 15 cents into the rally. tuesday's livestock, we see pressure in the meat and in cattle and a rally in hogs. of course, last week we talked about feeders up to 1.88 and a high today is 1.75 and 1.86. live cattle looks to be a 1.38. i think that's another great selling opportunity. again, remember the high prices eventually did cure high prices. with what we've seen now, these markets are under

. >> long time supporter james cargill said he will support whoever the democrats nominate but was blunt about biden. >> just make up your mind. if you want to do it for god sakes, you deserve to take a shot here. >> reporter: and lester, as solid as the poll is, there is a significant weakness for hillary clinton. 44% of americans are not satisfied with her response to the benghazi attacks and only 27% say they are. that makes thursday critical for her as she testifies before the congressional committee investigating that matter. lester. >> kristin, thanks. >>> on the republican side of race, donald trump remains the front-runner. but due to the margin of error, ben carson is in a dead heat for the lead. carson's unorthodox approach continues to connect with voters. even as hallie jackson tells us he takes time from his campaign to promote a new book. >> reporter: ben carson today cranking out snapshots on an autograph assembly line. not a political rally, but a book tour, the doctor and author, long before a politician, ramping down campaign events, yet still surging. nearly three quar

fourth inning, lorenzo cain takes dallas cargill deep to left. 1-0 royals. jason castro knocks both runners in. astros take it 4-2. franklin pierce announces four inductees to the hall of fame -- craig stewart, karissa hookstadt, jennifer leedham, and stephanie: that does it for news tt2watv#@64 bt@qv9h tt2watv#@64 "a@qf5, tt2watv#@64 bm@qm> tt4watv#@64 " dztq ly4

an electrical fire in a large industrial building owned by cargill. firefighters de - energized the equipment... and put the fire out. no one was hurt. jake>> supporters of nebraska's death penalty are successful keeping the punishment from being repealed... at least for now. the confirmation is coming from the nebraska secretary of state's office. a petition drive to support of *keeping* the death penalty got more than 143 - thousand verified signatures. that's 30 thousand more than needed to block repeal of the death penalty until a vote next november. petitions were collected from more than five percent of the registered voters in 85 of nebraska's 93 counties. nebraska lawmakers had overcome ricketts to pass a bill repealing capital punishment in the state. jake>> a former coach... and director of a program for "at risk" students in sioux city... has been found guilty of having sex with a student. 30 - year - old erick deleon has of sexual exploitation by a school employee. deleon was part of a non profit program designed to help "at at west as wel

this didn't have an immediate impact but they had an impact that the soviet union was cut off from cargill technological innovations that were then spreading through the western economies. more or less left the ussr gasping and the only way that the ussr could acquire this new technology was to steal it through industrial espionage so the ussr was left gasping he sells the ingrained that he won't sell them computers. he won't sell them at microsoft and the leadership recognizes that it's been left and it's been told by the secretary you are being left behind. you are a backward power now. he is correct with an initiation don't you realize that you are being left in the economic dust of history? america demands that tied not just for the need for disarmament but also the demand for disengagement from military intervention in africa, disengagement from the alliance with cuba and probably the most important demand for the internal reform of the ussr. the reagan administration was very firm about this that it had to have a reliable partner in these negotiations and a two to teller. systems suc

. >>> for 150 years cargill has been working side by side with farmers in the agricultural community. thank you for being part of this success. we continue to look forward and are excited to offer online grain welcome back. time now for markets now. closing thoughts. alan, we'll start with you. >> looking at the soybeans we've got south america planting. they're a little behind. there is potential for weather problems because of the el nino weather pattern. a little dry in the north. a little wet in the south. we really don't want a big rally yet because they are still planting. we don't want to incentivize them to plant more than than 100 million tons of production in soybeans. argentinian elections are going to be late. so basically don't expect big downside. don't expect much of a rally until december brian? >> i'll take corn. look for more sideways trading corn. we've been in a sideways market for eight months now. march corn is traded at 3.90 each in the last three months. that being said, long term, start thinking a little bit more positive and position yourself. corn's a sleepi

150 years cargill has been worknig side-by- sdie with farmers and the agricultural community. thank you for being part of this success. we continue to look forward and are excited to offer online grain purchasing through l as for the added coast. john phipps is here with more. john. dale leslein in durango, iowa is upset about tier four engine regulations. "the us government has put the american farmer at a huge disadvantage. the us government has mandated the new cleaner and very expensive tier 4 engines in all new equipment while our foreign competition can use the much cheaper (and def free) engines. if we are truly committed to cleaning up the air then we should pass a law stating that food cannot be imported into this country unless it comes from a tier 4 engine country. since there are no other countries that mandate tier 4 engines this would force them to clean up there act or not compete directly against american farmers in the us market. this is the only fair thing to do." dale, thank you and hassle of new lower emission regulations that has changed engines and made t

150 years cargill has been worknig side-by- sdie with farmers and the agricultural community. thank you for being part of this success. we continue to look forward and are excited to offer online grain purchasing through cargillag.com> major change in the equipment sector is real reason for the added coast. john phipps is here with more. john. dale leslein in durango, iowa is upset about tier four engine regulations. "the us government has put the american farmer at a huge disadvantage. the us government has mandated the new cleaner and very expensive tier 4 engines in all new equipment while our foreign competition can use the much cheaper (and def free) engines. if we are truly committed to cleaning up the air then we should pass a law stating that food cannot be imported into this country unless it comes from a tier 4 engine country. since there are no other countries that mandate tier 4 engines this would force them to clean up there act or not compete directly against american farmers in the us market. this is the only fair thing to do." dale, thank you for writing. many

corporations, from cargill to boeingom agriculture to have praised the deal. congress now has at least 90 days to review the deal before it can vote on whether to approve it. the deal came after an agreement on drug company monopolies which public citizen said "fell short of big pharma's most extreme." the united states had pressed for longer monopolies on biotech drugs. more after headlines. the top u.s. commander in afghanistan has acknowledged civilians were "accidentally struck" when a u.s. airstrike hit a doctors without borders hospital in kunduz. the attack saturday killed 12 medical staff and 10 patients, three of them children. witnesses described patients burning in their beds. thirty-seven people were wounded. doctors without borders said the gps chordates were provided in the bombing continued for half an after u.s. and afghan hour authorities were told a hospital had been hit. speaking monday, general john campbell said the airstrike came at the request of afghan forces. >> we have now learned on october 3 afghan forces advised they were taking fi

deal aboutying car -- they are buying cargills 'half.ere at home, they are buying very aggressively. a lot of it is coming from the labor force. 16 million a year in cost savings there. the workforce that paul campbell are has been asked to swallow some bitter medicine. there will be a wage freeze for three years. the cumulative effect may include that steel mill which will remain open. good news for the workers there. good news for blue scope as well. inmeans they remain viable environment of falling steel prices. the market responding quite well. at one stage, blue scope was up 20%. rishaad: thanks a lot, paul allen in sydney. why abu dhabi says the current price of earl -- price of oil is "a gift" to the world. start to aa head look at the major economic data out this week including a possible impending fed rate decision. right after the short break, we're looking at all things china, and of course that monetary policy move, the sixth interest-rate cut in a year. they could face some crucial policy decisions. ♪ rishaad: china's senior

in the middle of the drug war we have this week's now showing the march and is rated pg-13 and to cargillnt joins a carton of task force to define themselves deal with the steers government officials such. >>catherine heenan: the back story is backed return this week and a possible go behind the scenes so sphere tonight at 930 ride at the sports my client is still ahead were going to take a closer look at the gunman in the shooting of an oregon college campus the government and the surfacing said the type of broad when the state is over how his children has settled with the late actor's wife. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >>: there is no solution or prevent every shooting but we must and we will that is a resolute governor of oregon facing the worst mass killing in her state. >>catherine heenan: that have been emerging today the douglas county sheriff officially named the nine victims of the rampage and try to piece together what happened and why sit she went back to the campus today where there is a lot of feeling of confusion and fear t

he was was sleeping in his car here near "as cargill find out there's no way there will be evidence neckar" >> reporter:farmer has been charged with one count of felony animal cruelty. kristi affonso says farmer is homeless, and her friend let him stay at her house but when her cat came up lame. she suspectedsot kristi affonso neither police or animal control have said whether farmer is a suspect in at least two other missing cat cases in cat in the video, is still missing. so far, authorities have not conencted farmer to that case. but affonso think the neighborhood is safer. >> reporter:kron four has learned that robert farmer is the son of captain jack farmer, who did not request for comment about his son's arrest. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: of chips on san francisco bay video from helicopter partnership with abc 7000 people packed more. in a green and other waterfront location of the see the armada of ships sail past. what a beautiful sight katherine levin agreed to let morphed. >> catherine: a little worried by assignment to try and talk the way and to what the navy

an electrical fire in a large industrial buildldg owned by cargill. firefighte de - energized the equipment... and put the fire out. no one was hurt. jake>> sioux city fire rescue say now they know what caused a garage fire in morningside last week. the fire broke out just after 10 - 30 thursday night in a detached garage at a home on morningside avenue. by the time firefighters got there... the garage was fully on fire... and it was moving toward the house. there were five people in the home at the time. investigators say an electrical circuit failure in the garage started the fire. jake>> that's all for now... have a great day! jake>> that's all for now... have a great day! . >> that lolol sports reporter didn't see the end of saturdayay dramatat michigann game. jamalspencer tolddis audience wolverines fumbled in the final seconds. everybody is talking about this. the spartans recovered the ball. spencer tweeted not the first time i made the mistake in my career and won't be the last. it looked like the team wasn't going to win. >> that's the troubl

also responded to a structure fire early yesterday morning at a large industrial facility owned by cargill. firefighters reported smoke coming from the second story of the building at 11-hundred clark street. officials say faulty electrical sparked the fire. there were no injuries. here's ben with weather. we'll continue our warm and trend today as temperatures reach the lower 80s thanks to a strong southwesterly wind at 15-25 miles per hour. a cold front passing by will create a bit more cloud cover and possibly a shower or two tonight/tomorrow after a healthy amount of sunshine today. cooler air will move in behind the on wednesday allowing temperatures to only max out in the 60s and remain there the rest of the week and weekend. better rain chances look to arrive thursday night and friday when a larger-scale system makes its way up from the southwest which should leave us dry for the weekend. see graphics. >> . >> if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damag