. >>> cleve bryan and cleve paterson are both down the shore. we will begin with meteorologist kate bilo in the weather center. kate, everyone wants to know how long will this race lane. >> i feel bad being here in the dry studio seeing poor cleve and cleve down the shore being blow away. and you can see rain is about to pick up down the shore as well we can expect to it continue through midnight if in the through overnight hours. we've gotten hans. on these band of rain moving through. one just points to moving in the shore points and that is what we will see for steve and cleve in a few minutes. look at this heavy rain off the coast, heavy rain is now popping up over atlantic and burlington counties as well this is all lift nothing to the rain. the rain will be on and off. heavier rain comes in wave right through tonight and overnight hours as well. you can see there is more moisture where this came from watch this batch right here this could try to rotate back into the area as we go through the overnight hours especially around 11 or 12:00 to

reporting live from avalon, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> fierce wind there, cleve, thanks very much. >>> from avalon lets go north to ort thely beach in ocean county. you can see how rough the surf is out there. the rain and wind didn't stop some from venturing outside on the beach, earlier governor christie met with first responders, and in sea isle city. >> we're in the the getting the amount of rain that we thought initially we were going to get which is good news from a flooding perspective but we're still going to have moderate to major flooding in our four southern counties, in cape may, atlantic, cumberland and salem. so we need to be prepared. >> governor went on to call the projected track of hurricane joaquin a way from the shore encouraging, but caution strong surf could further erode beaches. >>> we want to you connect with us and send us photos of flooding and storm damage, if you can do it safely, that is very important. just use hashtag cbs-3 storm. >>> and as kate mentioned at the top of the shore right now joaquin is not threatening a direct hit on the uni

thanks, cleve. thank you young for doing your thing. >>> getting spooked is part of the experience on halloween. >> haunted house goodies for a scream or two but you may be surprised by some of the things that creep people out. health reporter stephanie stahl, dives into the science of fear, that is up next, kate. >>> i'm more in the candy side of halloween then spooky side, let's be honest here. we have your halloween forecast, will this system off to the west provide any tricks in the forecast this weekend? we will have the latest. we will take a peak at that setting the clock back stuff, how early will our sunset be? that is coming up with the seven day forecast, leslie. >>> we have sixers home opener tonight, against the jazz, always an exciting time but brett brown says he knows sixers fans have been very patient but there is a lot to be excited about this season. we will hear from him later in sports. we will be right back after the break. tonight is is a great place to go this halloween week

cleve bryan he is live in sea isle city with governor christie and steve paterson is indeed, hanging on in ocean city, where we will start off with first with kyla. >> i have to tell you you, you can see in ocean city we have win, rain, it is down right nasty out there. we have seen a few flying umbrellas when i took a walk out for my break. we are under a coastal flood warning and for good reason, because we are going to see things increasingly get worse as we head in the day today. let take a look, moderate flooding expect all the way from toms river down to cape may down to rehoboth beach. even into philadelphia where we're under that coastal flood warning heading throughout the day-to-day. live look at the neighborhood network boardwalk plaza at rehoboth beach, notice wind there 32 miles an hour those waves have been crashing against the the shore, and it doesn't help with the temperatures in the 50's. we have wind alerts, gusting to 40 to 50 miles an hour. you can see warning from atlantic city down to bethenny beach and flange by advisory on either side. looking at storm can th

cleve? >> reporter: well, the last new information we got from the camden county prosecutor's offers was almost 24 hours ago. and the status remains the same as of now. there was an autopsy performed, on three year old brandon createo. the result of autopsy are still pending, until they make final determination they can't rule whether he died accidentally, or if someone killed the boy and said person is still out on the loose. so here is what we know so far. around 6:00 a.m. yesterday police were alerted to the boy's disappearance from his home, on cooper street in haddon township. after searching for almost three hours, a k9 team discovered his body, in a wooded area a few blocks from the home and no word on thinks injuries or signs of now play. the last night there was vigil from relatives and family members, many tears shed, and lot of questions, but family, friends, of the boy, say that his father was being held for questioning, however, we haven't been able to get any information from o

cleve? >> they have to get ready for this nor'easter-like conditions, starting tomorrow afternoon, we pick this spot here, along the bay, in ocean sit, because it really shows you, the flood that can happen just from the high tide. we haven't even gotten any rain yet. so add in the five, 6 inches of rain, and this situation, becomes much more serious, it is about perhaps a foot of water on the roadway here on walton street, back by the bay, in ocean city, and this is a pretty typical flooding pattern, when you have high tide. what's happening, a lot of wind has been going on for the past week hitting the shore, you have high tide cycle coming off that super moon, last weekend. and now you are going to add in lot of rain and nor'easter like conditions. they are bracing for that first 11:00 this morning, they had a meeting, a conference call, with the local emergency managers, with the county emergency management department, and they're pretty much getting on the same team, making people aware

. >>> i'm cleve bryan walking through a south jersey pumpkin patch with key ingredients, pumpkins, they were wiped out by mother nature. find out how they are trying to recover during the busiest time of the year. >>> and temperatures, have jumped 15 to 20 degrees since this time yesterday, and warmer weather is on the way, i'll tell you how long it will last and if rain will creep back in the seven day forecast, coming up, don. >>> the eagles win but there is reason to be concerned, up next chip kelly tells us why it is hard to get sam bradford to stop throwing to the other team, that is later in sports. recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> well, the american cancer society updates its guidelines for when women should get mammograms. they now recommend women begin annual breast cancer screenings at 45 instead of 40. and then every other year at 55. the doctors caution, it is still not a one size fits hall recommendation. the

well, "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in margate with more, cleve. >> reporter: well, jessica, here's the issue, lots of wind off the ocean, actually pushes the water back towards the bay. so as we have high tides, that backs up the drainage system and then we have rain coming down, it is just creating a mess at the shore, so despite what happens with joaquin, emergency managers down here tell me they have enough to worry about. moderate flooding has begun on the shore, as nor'easter conditions present the usual challenges for low lying tidal area. margate residents can start picking up san bags to fortify their homes and businesses on friday morning. in ocean city rescue vehicles are on stand bias people get stuck in flood water. it was already dicey around noon time. >> heavy rain five or 6 inches of rain will exacerbate any kind of coastal tidal flooding conditions, and as the drainage system fill with bay water, rain in the street has no where to drain. >> reporter: high tides went right past bulkhead and flowed into some yards. >> oh, not happy at all after

ordeal, cleve? >> reporter: jessica, three years after sandy you still see many streets like this one right here where there are numerous homes that are either being conductor torn down but there are, also signs have of success. we spoke to a woman who just got home and had quite an ordeal. >> everything was covered with mold, mildew, and a stench that i could still remember the smell. >> reporter: sandy survivor jeanie demarcus says only thing worst than losing her home was rebuilding. >> i immediately got my claims adjuster here, and i thought this is all going to be just fine. wrong. and, that is when the night mayor truly began. >> reporter: months turned into years for fighting for insurance money a and government grants. >> the government on all levels, failed. really failed us. >> reporter: finally she got help from a christian non-profit called a future with hope which has helped hundreds of sandy survivors through community partnerships and an army of volunteers. >> people have not the reco

continues, cleve? >> reporter: jim, you have to be careful going to the beach here at sixth street in north wildwood. they are telling you if you go over be careful because is there in the much left on the other side. there is a lot of clipping happening along dunes at the the jersey shore, and this storm really ate away at the beaches. the constant barrage of wind, and rough waves, are tearing up beaches up and down the new jersey shoreline. >> it is a shame that, you know, mother nature. >> reporter: in north wildwood city officials estimate as much as 300,000 cubic yard of sandy road, and that is almost half of what was left for city wide replenishment after super storm sandy this storm did damage to our north section of our beach between say second and seventh avenue. we have a 15-foot cliff right now where the the dune and the beach erode add way over the weekend. >> reporter: one town north, stone harbor's dunes were also gashed. pat says this weekend's 111th street looked fine. >> we were like n

chris van cleve, cbs news, reagan national airport, in virginia. >>> it is 12:09 right now. prince william gives an emotional speech as he remembers his mother, that is coming up on "eyewitness news". >>> plus actor john stamos could end up behind bars as he is arraigned on dui charges. >>> stuck in the mud, highways are shut down in southern california have after dangerous flash floods and mud slides. >>> you're watching "eyewitness news" at noon. we will be right back. stamos. >>> well, some of the busiest highways in southern california, are closed after a powerful storm, triggered dangerous flash flooding. fast moving mud slides covered part of the interstate stranding hundreds of cars and trapping some drivers. correspondent carter evans has more from le beck, just northwest of los angeles. >> i cannot get out, help. >> reporter: violent thunderstorm smashed southern california yesterday, torrential rains fell four to 6 inches per hour, flooding streets and triggering powerful mud slide, leaving drivers helpless. >> are we stuck. >> yeah, we're stuck. >> this area is de

here's "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan. >> reporter: injuries i shore has taken a pounding for more than a week topped this weekend by high tides, and wind gusts more than 50 miles an hour. >> you know they put that money in to that beach replenishment and it is a shame that you know, mother nature. >> reporter: chopper three took this video of the erosion in several cape may county towns. work is underway to repair some of what washed away n stone harbor cliff dunes stretched for blocks. fencing in piles. materials used to reenforce dunes exposed. >> i'm surprised at the lack of beach now. even after hurricane sandy there was some beach left. this is just right up to the the dunes now, whatever dunes are left. >> reporter: since super storm sandy, tens of millions of dollars has gone into replenishing beaches at the new jersey shore. each crashing waves feels like tax dollars down the drain. >> it is disheartening to see it gone, lot of money wash away, that is for sure. >> reporter: but in north wildwood where overhead cliffs meet the surf city officials don't lo

new jersey reporter cleve bryan has details from mercer county. >> funny as i think it is, you know, it is really not appropriate. >> reporter: no streaking through quad or anywhere else at ride are university or face the consequences of the mens cross country team found out. provided "eyewitness news" with details about an incident on september 5th when campus security caught members of the team just before stripping down for a few name laps around the race track. the suspended practice for a week while rider investigated all 28 members of the mens team, is there alcohol involved but the school didn't contact local police. the in the end they suspend the whole team for a home meet because no ill intent or coercion were involved the team's behavior was unacceptable and indeed considered hazing. >> i think they should have been more mature and not done that. >> reporter: is there debate in suspending the team was a right punishment. >> i think a week was a reasonable thing to do as a warning. >> it is an honor and professionalism. you have to up hold that. >> it is kind of harsh. in t

reporting live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right cleve, thank you for the update. >>> suspicious death of the psychiatrist in delaware is prompting a police investigation. chopper three over the scene in hockessin new castle county in the sandford ridge community. five five-year old's daughter called 911 when she found her mother and shortly after that a man called 911 to claim responsibility for the death of the woman. that man was taken into custody and in other suspects are being sought at this time. >>> some breaking news now a 91 year-old woman is hit by a septa bus. chopper three over fifth and god fry in east oak lane. bus was turning left on to godfrey from fifth. victim was reportedly walking with her care giver at the time. that woman was rushed to einstein medical center and is in extremely critical condition. >>> after eight years as philadelphia's atop cop police commissioner charles ramsey announced his retirement today. ramsey's last day on the job will be january 7th, during a news conference at city hall mayor michael nutter praised ramsey saying

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the exclusive details. >> i wrote a letter to the owner, and she started calling me up at work and harassing me. >> reporter: after years of silence several employees of the signature smiles dental chain say they cannot take anymore of is what described as a sexual harassment play ground. >> touch your hair, touch your butt, your boobs. >> reporter: signature smiles operates six offices in south jersey including this one in vineland. in a complaint recently filed in superior court they alleged numerous acts have of sexual harassment by milt hallick and vaughn clemens. >> closed the door and came from behind and grabbed my boobs. so i turnaround and i was like wow, what are you doing. he is like what do you mean, what am i doing? you know you like that. you know you like that. >> reporter: in one incident hallick is accused of pulling down a hand to see what color underwear and cell phone pictures of his genitals. >> asking him to send him in a prep eighth pictures of yourself to get the a daze off of work. >> reporter: we tried to ask him his s

new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more now from camden. >> reporter: medicine, okay. phones, accessories, maybe but power tools and car stereos. police say it wasn't hard to figure out that items moving through this store in camden were stolen. >> the suspect will go to the store and sell stolen items to the store. the store in return will sell stolen items to customers. >> reporter: camden police were investigating burglaries and after arresting manual mendoza, they found out where he was selling his stuff. police executed a search warrant at keys grocery store on federal street and they a say these hot items were under the counter and in the back room. >> is this your store can you talk about stolen goods found here by police. >> reporter: stories closed because city officials found safety and health violations but people can come in and out at times this man was inside but says he doesn't know anything. >> okay. >> i have never heard anything bad about this store. >> reporter: camden police say some items do match up to reports they have had recently for burglaries

. >> or dealing with flooding from heavy rain, "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live now in margate, cleve. >> reporter: you can see wind is blowing my jacket, really picking up, enough to set your feet in times of the gusty win and ocean, very churned up. what you are seeing is low tides so there is no threat from the ocean, right now coming up but the tides, as they come in and out, this is where all that coastal flooding really starts to play in. we awe around noon time there was water in the street and so as we talk with these different municipalities all of they're merge i departments say they have to be prepared for weather over the next 48 hours. the wind and waves are picking up as tidal flooding has begun at the jersey shore. margate public works is filling thousands of and bags to give out to residents and businesses starting on friday morning. every town along the shore is bracing for nor'easter-like conditions. >> emergency management team is ready to go. we will deal with it as it happens. >> reporter: at high tied around noon in ocean city back bay

new jersey reporter cleve bryan has that story. >> i was afraid it will happen closer to my house. >> reporter: chilling memories of the fire september 15th at pennsville officials say started with a explosion. it was a near miss for upstairs tenant and several employees, in the law office, that has now been leveled. >> you can see construction on the natural gas pipeline was to blame, and after, a few weeks, of suspension the work resumed last week. >> i'm worried that it will happen again and my kids will be involved. >> reporter: fear other the savetive of the gas line project all along broadway let more than 360 residents to sign an on line petition asking them, the the contractor, kline construction, be removed from the job. they are still doing work but pennsville officials a say they are only digging by hand and in longer using backhoes. police chief alan cummings a assigned an officer, to kline each day and met with twice with south jersey gas before work can resume. >> residents are very concerned but we're trying to do the best we can for their safety and make sure they feel

new jersey reporter cleve bryan is giving it a try today. he is live in mullica with all of the fun out there. hey, cleve. >> it is one of the biggest haunt add trackses you'll find in the delaware valley a and here when you get scared because monsters come out they have a ride where you can actually do something about it. by day it is cute kid and pumpkin picking at creamy acres mullica. but, by night, get ready for zombies. this zombie through their haunting and slide with the half inch of foam because in the cornfield is here visitors can fight back. today we have a behind the scenes look at hottest new attraction the the creamy acres night of terror haunted paint back hey ride. >> everybody wants to shoot a zombie or do something so we figure let's shoot paint balls at them. >> reporter: ron and his team designed the equipment mounted paint ball guns and special glow in the dark paint balls. you start the ride with target practice, at stationary and automated zombies. and then get ready for real life interacting. >> once you start seeing

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in atlantic city which more details, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, whenever is there a nor'easter the the north end takes a battering from the storm. three years, almost three years, since super storm sanded highlighted how vulnerable this area is. these bulldozers next to me is a sign that washington is willing to help. the gentle lapping of waves may give a peaceful impression of absecon inlet the but don't be fooled, just two weeks ago a nor'easter-like storm pounded the shore here which has had almost no protection, until right now. construction is underway on the 32.5 million-dollar sea wall which is almost all federally funded. >> we have filled up trucks with gas these taste so it is grateful to have everybody else on board. >> reporter: almost three years ago super storm sand i had destroyed what was left of the crumbling boardwalk a along the inlet. sandy may have done more good than harm here because it secured funding foresee see wall which officials say has been in discussion for more than 30 years. >> there is a lesson here not to give

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in haddon township tonight.what can you tell us. >> reporter: i have been in constant contact with the authorities trying to get new fur but nothing coming out since yesterday afternoon, what is new is that we were able to obtain a 911 call placed from the father lives inside these apartments, the last known place, where people saw brendan creato. >> 911 what is your emergency. >> i just woke up and my three-year oldies missing. >> reporter: confusion and fear could describe this 911 call placed by dj creato around 6:00 o'clock tuesday morning. he says his year-old son brendan last seen wearing red pajamas was missing in their cooper street apartment. >> you didn't hear or see anything or nothing like that. >> no, i just woke up and he wasn't in my house. i don't know what happened. i don't know where he is. door was lock. >> reporter: a neighborhood search ensued but came to a halt around 9:00 a.m. when a k-9 team found brandon's body a at coupe are river park a half mile from home. >> we all just wanted to hel

cleve. >> reporter: jessica, the the mens cross country team was temporarily suspended. they had to take a week off of practice and miss a meet because some of them tried to run around the track here naked. the university says that nobody was forced to participate in this but as one former student tells me even though it is a little bit funny but she find it completely inappropriate. campus intended for scholarship and sport man ship, not naked games, that was lesson from rider university's mens cross country team. >> this school provided "eyewitness news" with details about a incident on september 5th when campus security caught members of the team just before stripping down for a few naked laps around the race track. >> suspected -- suspended practice for a week while rider inn rest gated all 28 members. the alcohol involved but school didn't contact local police, in the end, they suspended the whole team for a home meat september 19th because no ill intent or coercion was involved, the the behavior was unacceptable, and is indeed, considered hazing. >> this is how it

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chris van cleve, cbs2 washington. >>> chuck shipmer has legislation to require go fencing technology in drones made and sold in this country. the technology would keep the remote controlled aircraft away from airports and major events. >>> lamar odom is alert and improving after being found unconscious at a nevada brothel. the publicist of the aunt of the former nba player says he is undergoing testing and not clear when he would be released. found at the love ranch brothel on october 13th. he regained consciousness friday. >>> wall street did not slip even though oil prices struggled. the dow was up 14 points and the nasdaq gained 18 and the s&p up a fraction. the biggest market move is likely to be a deluge of company earning reports. >>> slamming the gavel at the market close this afternoon. it isissa waygave. the worker that rescued a 2- year-old girl from a ledge. she was fixing a gas leak when the girl crawled out on a second floor. ragay raced over and grabbed the little girl. >> nice arm with that hammer. he put it down. >> what a clever way to honor him, that is so neat. >>

. >> students at rowan university, proving engineering is anything but boring, new jersey reporter clevean has the the story from glassboro. >> just in time for halloween evil aliens descended upon rowan university friday but have no fear the engineers are here. >> smashing pumpkins. >> reporter: packed with obliterating alien target and pumpkins, seeing the students ratcheted, sawed, and muscled together medieval looking devices for annual pumpkin chucking contest put together by rowan university chapter of the american society of mechanical engineers. >> we always love that it falls either the day of or day before halloween because it always has a cool feeling. so this year is aliens invading earth. >> reporter: some opted for a traditional pumpkin chucking. others, developed their own devices. >> we have basically a big cross bow. >> reporter: while some enjoyed great success, others might had to go back to the drawing board. >> it is a a really great engineering application that is really fun because they are shooting pumpkins at something. >> reporter: the competitors here are 50/50

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan now has more. >> reporter: all day crowds have flocked to see st. peters church in merchantville, with bent knees, and outstretched hands people lifted up prayers in the youngest saint in the roman catholic church. maria goretti. >> it is amaze manning. >> reporter: encased in a wax sculpture her body ace traveling for first time to the united states, as a tore called the pilgrimage have of mercy. >> in some sense mercy is what christianity is. jesus christ is the the mercy of god the father. >> reporter: in 1902 goretti was tabbed to death in italy at the age of 12 during a rape attempt n her last hour she forgave her attacker and according to church history appeared to him while in jail. man later became a franciscan friar and goretti is known as patronage of mercy. >> the the fact that she forgave him, i think that was pretty a amazing to me. >> to have that much compassion for her murderer at that age is really fascinating. it is unbelievable i could be willing to forgive somebody at 12 years old for anything. >> reporter: goretti's tour hit

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has the exclusive details. >> i wrote a letter to the owner, andalling me up at work and harassing me. >> reporter: after years of silence several employees of the signature smiles dental chain say they cannot take anymore of is what described as a sexual harassment play ground. >> touch your hair, touch your butt, your boobs. >> reporter: signature smiles operates six offices in south jersey including this one in vineland. in a complaint recently filed in superior court they alleged numerous acts have of sexual harassment by milt hallick and vaughn clemens. >> closed the door and came from behind and grabbed my boobs. so i turnaround and i was like wow, what are you doing. he is like what do you mean, what am i doing? you know you like that. you know you like that. >> reporter: in one incident hallick is a

in glassboro, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> oh, that's awesome. right, women, excitement on overload this morning for temple fans. we are live as owl nation gets ready for what's being called the biggest football game in the school's history. >> also ahead, rash of robberies in a south philadelphia neighborhood. all in just over a week. police are on the look-out for suspect as we speak. >>> and will the ghosts and goblins need to wear jackets over their halloween costumes tonight? kyla is back with trick-or-treat forecast at the top of the hour. stay with us. >> today is saturday, october 31, happy halloween to you, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. we sent it over to kyla, see how the trick-or-treat letters fair tonight. a lot of people out and about? >> yes, a lot of people will be out and b the last thing you want to be freezing or have to carry umbrella with you, and i'm happy to say we will stray dry, will be little cool. high today just 58 degrees, we can ends hal cool. >> not bad. maybe for the little ones, jacket or coat tonight

in vineland, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 6:09 right now. and the next time a google street car rolls through your neighborhood it, could be doing a lot more than just mapping the roadsment google axe exciting new project, that's coming up next. >> also ahead, two fire fight remembers killed while battling a massive apartment fire but they did not die in vein. finds out what happened right before that building collapsed. >> also: i am really drunk. i am blah. >> and, she's behind the wheel right now. see what happened when this woman broadcast her drunk drive home on the live video app periscope. that story and more when we come right back. >> two kansas city fire fight verse been killed battling this huge fire, apartment building. it happened last night. two firefighters whose names have not been released were clearing an area with a partially collapsed roof when there was another collapse. kansas city fire chief had this message for the victim's families. >> they did not die in vein. they saved two civilians, carried them out of the second

new jersey reporter cleve bryan has the details from mercer county. >> as funny as i think it is, younow, it is not appropriate. >> reporter: no streaking through quad or anywhere else at rider university or face consequences as mens cross country team found out. provide eyewitness news about details about an incident september 5th when campus security caught members of the team just before stripping down for a few name laps around the the race track. >> suspended practice for a week while rider investigated all 28 members of the mens team, and there was alcohol involved but the school didn't contact local police. the in the end they suspended the home team for a home meet september 19th because although no ill intent or coercion was involved the teen's behavior was unacceptable and indeed considered hazing. >> i think they should have been more mature and not have done that. >> reporter: is there plenty of debate whether suspending the team was a right punishment. >> for a week i think is a reasonable thing to do. it is a warning. >> it is professionalism. you have to up hold thatmen

. >> reporter: the cleve says he has never seen flooding like this before and it's headed south saturdayernoon flooding was reported in georgetown which is about 25 minutes driving distance from andrews. david begnaud, cbs news, andrews, south carolina. >> now in campaign 2016 news donald trump is on the campaign trail in georgia. the republican presidential candidate addressed thousands of supporters at an event in norcross. trump advisers say he is committed to a long race despite rumors swirling around that he may reconsider his bid but trump did mention the candidate that he thinks should not run, hillary clinton. >> she's not doing so well. i mean, honestly, she shouldn't be allowed to run. no, she shouldn't be. no, she shouldn't i don't think that the democrats are going to stop her from running because the system is inherently unfair. i can tell you this. if that were a republican that did what she did with the e-mails, they would have been in jail 12 months ago. >> trump continues to lead the other republican candidates in many nationwide polls. >>> and celebrities joined preside

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but cleve is giving us a unique, aerial view of harvest in clay county, indiana. this is footage taken with a drone. and a fun fact, the koheler's are actually distant cousin of our own al pell. as always, we want to hear from you, send comments to mailbag-at-u-s-farm-report-dot- com or check us out on facebook and twitter. for john, al and mike, i'm tyne morgan. thank you r watching u-s farm report. be sure to join us right here again next week, as we work to build on our tradition. have a great weekend, everyone.

but cleve is giving us a unique, aerial view of harvest in clay county, indiana. this is footage taken with a drone. and a fun fact, the koheler's are actually distant cousin of our own al pell. as always, we want to hear from you, send comments to mailbag-at-u-s-farm-report-dot- com or check us out on facebook and twitter. for john, al and mike, i'm tyne morgan. thank you for watching u-s farm report. be sure to join us right here again next week, as we work to build on our tradition. have a great weekend, everyone. > new video showing the deadly moment of impact when a suspected drunk driver plowed into a packed parade a oklahoma state university. we're live on the scene. >>> inside the isis raid. incredible video first obtained by nbc news showing the american kurdish assault on isis prison releasing hostages. an american hero killed. >>> hear them roar. you're going to hear me roar >> hillary clinton rolls out serious star power in iowa, katy perry and

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