either the cash rents have to come down or -- they are seeing a lot of corn after corn. i see a lot of guys wanting to go to 1-4, 1-5 rotation. those years where they row indicate they see a positive bounce. >> yeah, 40, 50, bushels sometimes. >> we are heading the direction where guys not going to change their mixes because of the rotation and we are not going to buy acres like we thought we could in april and may. so that spread between corn and bed beans could get blown up but i don't think you can take corn to much below $5.50 and get 94 million acres next year. >> let's go -- does what he is saying make sense? you said off camera you thought we were probably going to be in the five dollar range. >> i think -- i think we will be at a higher range but we -- really since around april, may, we have had this big drop in the market. you know -- $1.50 swings back and forth. to me, that is just the markets just -- rejected 7, 8-dollar corp. but also 6-dollar corn. it's trying to find a space. i think this is a multiyear bull market. even when we come down like we have we ar

it's best in the eastern corn belt but it's better than average in the western corn belt. you know here in the east, illinois, indiana, ohio, two years running where crops are below average. property sessionsers, the ethanol people really want corn right now and they have been all through harvest. >> you going to continue this bases thing. >> it's profitable to produce livestock, ethanol so yeah, the demand, those sectors will be solid and every time the corn market dips china shows up. i think you have a real solid demand base and that's why it's like it is and i think that's just going to continue. >> very been talking about corn. is the same true about soybeans? somebody told held and made the argument that soybeans are better obviously than most people thought because they thought they weren't going it be good but we are raising more than we thought this year. >> lot of cases its expectations verses what the reality was. it was so hot and dry for so long. people's expectations were way down. as it's turning out bean harvest in most cases beat expectations, i don't know

uh, if we harvest during the day, there's way too much heat in the corn, and the corn will go into a starch. >> after harvest, the corn is kept cool at the packing shed and is quickly sorted and boxed up on ice. dan says he hopes to harvest more than 19,000 ears of corn per acre, and with 1,000 acres planted, that's a lot of kernels, to say the least. but luckily they've got a lot of loyal customers, like the cattlemens restaurant chain of northern california. >> we get it here. we, uh--we prep it, get it--we wash it real good. we get it ready for the pot. i-it's in the pot, i would say, no more than 20 minutes. soon as the water boils, we turn it off. we ice it down, and we just put it away ready for the cooks. all the cooks do after that is just put it on the broiler--on the broiler. they grill it for a good--i'd say no more than 8 minutes just to get a nice color on it. make sure it's got enough butter on it, and we serve it up right away. >> the restaurant proudly displays their close relationship with the farm on each table, and despite being a meat-and-potatoes type of joint, t

the big corn maze is a crab. they also have a kids corn maze.we are going to talk with brooke rogers this morning about it. the morning. >> good morning. >> out of curiosity, how many people get lost? >> we've heard there's a lot of teamwork that happens so they might start following someone who can read their map and then people band together and get out together. for some people cut through the corn. hopefully, not, but i hope it happens. >> i brought my son and he was already climbing over the hay bales this morning. let's talk about the pumpkins. there has been a rumor this year that pumpkins are in shortage or yet is it the weather or is it not true? >> well, there is a lot of concern because of the moisture we can't in august and september. there was some cause for concern, but we have hundreds of people coming out of our pumpkin patch. they are all coming out with very healthy pumpkins, and they are all complementing crap. hopefully, things are okay for maryland. >> and pumpkin prices are pretty much the same? >> they are pretty much the

it's better than boiled corn.s way. >> the only thing that would be cooler is if ken would come to your house and make it for you. because he's so fun to watch. >> he can make corn in my microwave. >>> action, action! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, hell no. >> yes, yes, yes. >> no, no, no. >> yes, yes, yes. >> you just never know what kind of video you're going to find, if it comes from russia. this is a cat walking, carrying a bag. the video is titled, cat going home after shopping. we're led to believe that this cat went shopping and is now bringing groceries home. >> this is russia, so you know, probably picked up a couple little mini bottle . meanwhile, it's probably full of a dirty diaper. bringing home a little surprise for the owner. >> have you ever seen a cat do anything like this? i never have. you can't train cats to do anything other than use their potty. >> i feel like in russia, this is probably like everyday, oh, it's 3:30, this when the cat comes by with the shopping bag. it was a viral video calle

>> he's not cooking the corn in the microwave. he's making sure that the silk is loose so it can come out. so can you boil it. >> i've got to waste another 20 minutes just to shuck the darn corn. >> you're going to waste 20 getting it out of your teeth. >> i like the video because it makes me feel like his name is ken clean ears every time. shucking corn with ken clean ears every time. >> you know what i have to say? he is pretty darn cute. >>> number 14 is something that gayle found. and to be honest, i think she's looking for some help. >> how many of us can use a personal assistant? >> i think i found the cutest one on the planet. and it's got four legs and a really cute nose. now that is commendable. >> she's going to have to wait like every human. the next part is extra, extra cute. >> she's adorable. what kind of dog is she? >> let's ask her owner, cj, who we have "right this minute" with jasmine. >> well, jasmine is a 5-year-old habanese, i started teaching her basic obedience, but she picked it up so quick, i had to thing

i hate candy corn, but if i can make it myself.ight eat it. >> i for one love candy corn and i think people who don't are commie pinko red. nothing beats the joy of getting it in your pillow sack when you say trick-or-treat. >> so it's not actually corn? >> it tastes like a candle, it's disgusting. >> it does not taste like a candle, it tastes like all the sugar they put into it. >> when it was long and stringy in the pan it looks like a hot dog. he's good at catching these yucky things in his mouth. throw one to him. >> that's one. that's two. >> give me a high one. >> with this face, disgusting. >> it's just sugar and butter and honey. >> i'm actually mad at myself for being so good at catching that stuff. >>> beth, i know you're going to love this one. the world of harry potter just keeps getting quirkier, but i couldn't help but bring it to you. because i know you guys just love this stuff. this is a new documentary, all about the real-life world of the sport of quidditch. >> my friends and i used to play bocce every sunday at

was a corn maze.the traffic in there so you can see how big and detailed it is. >> fantastic. i'm seeing it now. >> you can see there. >> statue of liberty. eagle. >> exactly. because of the brave. 13-acre corn maze, taking on the patriotic theme. all active duty service members and all first responders get free admission to weekend, and their family members can come along and will get a discount for half price. great corn maze and great offer this weekend. thanks to the troops and all those doing great things out there. if you are in virginia, there is a corn maze worth checking out in leesburg. >> it's at temple hall farm and they have a fall festival going on. fox5's annie lu joins us with a look at the fun, and the pig. annie, good morning. i'm used to saying holly. >> reporter: that's okay, steve. guys, i grew up in this area, and i've never been out here to this farm. it's really a shame, because it's so beautiful. the sun is rising now, and it's a little cold. it's a beautiful farm. their fall

we used a biodegradable product, who's base is corn. >> that's good for us in corn farming. >> in case of an earthquake >> is there any limitation on the life? >> in the building department, i see people coming forward with some new product. one the things we have to look at is not that they meet the structural but meet standards for durability and meet the expectations people have. do you think we meet our durability and other expectations using these products? >> i would absolutely say the manufacturers that put these products together are risking their reputations. they do testing before they let it go out with their name on it. all of our products, most of them have lifetime warranties. although i say this is compostable. it's not like sunlight and a little water and it will disintegrate. >> i think one of the things we need to do and everybody involved in this field, keep an eye on this. some of this is not going to work out. >> just underlining what robin said, i think this was not our first choice material. our first choice material they were not, they had it out on display, but

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corn the way it is.t like corn on the could be. >> reporter: even though most of us think trick or treat when we see candy corn there's the pink variety for valentine's day and even red, white and green candy corn for christmas. pastel for easter. but perhaps nothing says fall or halloween better than this sugary harvest of triangle. yellow and orange and white. ahead, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a talented cook can transform the humble pumpkin. a pie good enough to eat which is something compared to what a man named carl warner can do with it. martha teichner takes us grocery shopping. >> reporter: if you're wondering why anybody would buy boxes of just orange fruits and vegetables with maybe a few yellow ones thrown in, we'd like to introduce you to carl warner, a british photographer and artist famous for his food landscapes. yes, food. >> the first one i ever did was the mushroom landscape. >> reporter: beans? >> beans and just the use of mushrooms that i found in this market that looked extraordinarily like tree

now we are in the middle of the corn maze.absolutely not. >> reporter: i understand this is the biggest in northern virginia. >> it's the biggest in virginia, 24 acres. >> reporter: awesome. tell us about this year's theme. >> the theme this year is the 150th anniversary of the battle which occurred about 2 miles from here. we thought it was very appropriate to use that as our theme. >> reporter: how do you come up with the themes each year? >> we sit down as a staff and figure out what important thing that's going on that particular year, and choose that. so like last year was the 100th anniversary of the boy scouts. our theme was boy scout related. >> reporter: this is awesome. what is the process to creating the theme? >> well, you mean on the ground? >> reporter: yes. >> okay. we come up with an idea, we send it to our contractor in utah, and the contractor then lays it out on a computer. this maze is all planted in a maze. it's double planted. usually plant the maze in one direction. this is planted in two directions. so

. >>> coming up next, lost in a corn maze. how a couple lost their way in >>> local celebrities took the plunge for charity tonight. this is the 19th annual at the phoenix hotel in san francisco. cheryl jennings emceed this event. the pool toss raises money for the tenderloin development corporation and benefits 3,000 low income people. >>> well, in massachusetts police received a 9-1-1 call from a couple lost in a corn maze. it happened yesterday just as the sun was going down at connor's farm. the couple and their two kids, a five-year-old and three-year-old got lost in the nine-foot corn stalks. even though the maze is peppered with maps and signs, police called for management who organized a search team. the family was found, and although offered free tickets for another time, they are pretty much done with the corn maze. they are done with that. been there, done that. >> you know what? i had a similar experience in the dole apple maze in hawaii. a little us from -- a little frustrating. several hours of my life. still sca

white corn tortillas which i prefer, a little bit more pliable, yellow corn tortillas slightly sweeterer in protein content, sometimes they're a better option and a nice color. >> yellow soft for tacos. >> making a soft taco thee stand up nicely. making a soft taco once you add the salsa it starts to get soggy. white corn a little better. >> so what kind of tacos are we making? >> floutas, in spanish means flute. one of my favorite recipe, it's great making leftovers, when you have leftovers sorry, you can fill a flauta with any protein. >> this is the corn? >> the corn tortilla. >> do you have to heat these first in. >> you bring up a great point. if you don't warm up the tortilla they're not going to be pliable. they're going to crack. >> a tight roll? >> the tighter the better. secure it with a toothpick, put a couple in there just like that. >> thank you. you're frying it up for how long? >> until it's crisp. you don't want to do it too long. you already cooked the meat. you're not looking to cook anything. you want to crisp up the tortilla. four minutes. perfect >> what do you ser

. >>> coming up next, lost in a corn maze. how a couple lost their way in this popular fall attraction.ost verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 140 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. plunge for charity tonight. this is the 19th annual at the phoenix hotel in san francisco. cheryl jennings emceed this event. the pool toss raises money for the tenderloin development corporation and benefits 3,000 low income people. >>> well, in massachusetts police received a 9-1-1 call from a couple lost in a corn maze. it happened yesterday just as the sun was going down at connor's farm. the couple and their two kids, a five-year-old and three-year-old got lost in the nine-foot corn stalks. even though the maze is peppered with maps and signs, police called for management who organized a search team. the family was found, and although offered free tickets for another time, they are pretty much done with the corn maze. they are done with that. been there, done that. >> you know what? i had a simil

we are stuck at corn farms. i am really scared. we have a three-week-old baby with as . >> a couple with two small children called 911 after getting lost in a cahners form a corn field meaze. >> they went up there. they were actually going to the people. >> i do not hear anything yet. >> ok. go ahead and scream out. say hello, k9. >> hello, k9! >> about a minute or a minute and a half to find them. we walked them back out again. >> you can see how easy it is to get lost in the maze. there are miles and miles of trails with lots of crazy twists and turns. we're told that once you come in, it takes the average person 45 minutes to one hour to find their way out. >> they were so happy to see us. they were very, very nice, very appreciative. >> it is easy to follow the 7 acres of trails, but not from the ground. >> who else really to call to come and rescue year? >> other families wandering through the maze said they, too, can understand how you can get lost. but if it was too easy, it would not be much fun. >> it is kind of crazy that

a massachusetts family took a trip to a corn maze. when they got lost, they may have gone to an extreme. they along with their son and 3 week old baby got lost and called 911. the mom called and told the operator about the ordeal and k- 9 officers found them about 25 feet from the perimeter and led them out. the farm's manager offered them tickets but the father says they are grateful but odds are they are not going to come back. so justin to you i say this, okay, you are lost in the corn maze we get it. that's the point. do you call 911? >> just a they had a cell phone signal in the corn maze is impressive enough. rest of the story is just i can't comment on i just don't -- you are in the drive through and don't get your food you call 911. what he happening? 64 in baltimore. 63 in easton. what's happening in the weather world, safe to talk about that. it's wet. we have a wet wednesday. the radar showing it and we have band of rain pushing through heavy stuff south of dc. and it's going through central pourings of maryland. wet in ann

traditionnturns into a nightmare after one family gets lost in a corn maze. maze.'re watching fox 45 good ddy balttmoree 3 3 3- 3 fibee moa the manslaughterrtrial of doctor conrad murray continues in los angeles today . . . just yesterdaa a picture of michael jackson's body waa introduced into evidence.we will show that photo... bbt firrt... we want to wwrn you ... this photo may be disturbing toosome of you. you.the picture shows michael following his ddath in 2009.it was shown during teetimony from the pathologist who ruled michael jackson's death a homicide.during questioning ....the deputyymedical examiner said he ruled out the chance that jackson ave himself the deadll dose of propofol.he also talked aaout jackson's health at the time ((walgren: "generally characterize the overall - health of mr. jackson, uh, based on your autopsy findings?"dd. rogers: ""h, i believe that he was healthier than the average personnof his age." )) ))the singer's mother left the courtroom moments before this on an autopsy table was spend four yearr in a old california prison and l

farmers produced a bigger surplus of corn, meaning more corn for serial, bread and animal feed that could help hold prices down. the government says costs will rise by up to 4% this year, and next year, just 3%, at least 3.5. food prices have been going up partly because corn has been diverted into ethanol fuel. >> and and and michael, thank you so much. >> and sandhya promises a beautiful day. >> i d i noticed we both had a bounce in your steps and in a good mood. and temperatures will be rising a little bit more as we head into tomorrow across the bay area. and here is a live picture. there is a lovely one perfect our sutro camera. golden gate bridge, and marin head lands we're going to show you mid and high level clouds. we expected high clouds today that are coming in. but don't worry. these are harmless. there is another live picture from san jess yeah. they hit a high of 82 so far. they're seeing just thin clouds there. just milky sky, lots of sunshine out there. highs so far it's been a warm day. and 76 degrees and there is low 80s in san jose and 82 degrees in santa rosa. santa cr

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the purple-colored corn gross very large, but remains soft and tastes sweet.he variety has a high yield per hectare and is popular locally as well as overseas, especially in the middle east and the united states. it is also said to have som dicinaprerties. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> maxt with weatr. >> hi and welcome back. let's talk about weather now. starting with asia. we've got a trail of high pressure system that will be predominant in much of the eastern continental asia. as you can see, mongolia, northern china, we may see some showers in and around seoul in towards the weekend. and some showers building up towards the south and in towards the western parts of japan. but eastern and northern japan will be looking very clear and sunny out. we may see a chance of light showers in tokyo by sunday evening. nothing too significant, though. clearing up in this area as well. clearing up in much of norern indochina peninsula. but the northeast monsoonal flow still will be impacting the philippines as well as eastern seaboards of vietnam. cleari

corn dries in the field. and thousands seek out what fall has to offer. at north run frrms, a good -- farms, a good day to be a kid. >> i picked the pumpkin up. i played and i eat. >> we had another one here. this one is top corn. >> what do you like about fall. >> i love the change of scenery. the -- you know, cold weather. but still not too cold for baltimore. >> this time, fall is best. best weather. >> the best weather. the chill and less sunshine mean the forest look like they're on fire. >> it's just such nice weather. it's between hot and cold. >> and the leaves are really pretty! yeah. >> and the colors. >> the smell of fall. >> we've seen some beautiful reds and golds in the trees. >> reporter: let's look at a map of where the foliage is best in maryland. much of it out in the western areas, is really good right now. and extreme western maryland, it's at peak. so that means it might be a good time just to hop in your car if you have one and just drive around. see what's out there. want to look at that map again? >> it shows the metro area has yet

now a chicago couple said they want to go to iowa to buy the area around those legendary corn fields said that kids can go there to play baseball they believe in the same mantra of that movie if you build it they will come ... >>we believe the impossible the incredible comes true >>the incredible will come true for denise and mike spillman when they close on that farm and i a one known as the field of dreams ... those rows of corn will be a beautiful new facility with 12 major league quality baseball feels we are very proud a partner of the chicago white sox will partner with us to help develop the project >>there watch the bradley classicclassic movie together while coeds at bradley university and now the couple hopes to develop the property said that kids from chicago can enjoy the grandeur and a magical location on that field of dreams >>children from the inner city can come to play here when they don't have the opportunity elsewhere now they have a premium facility just three hours away ... it's part of our vision. >>iowa ... this dolmens it say that they hope to see the opening

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these sites were just covered with corn cobs where we'd go in and find a cache of corn cobs about 4 feet deep and 12 feet long, thousands and thousands of corn cobs and woven material all over the place, pieces of basketry, pieces of their sandals. this place is very well preserved. i mean a lot of this stuff is obviously worn, but it's been sitting there for 500 years. and what i found there that was very specific to anastazi were t-shaped doorways. you can see a large t-shape here. this is a very specific symbol that you see in chaco canyon and you see in mesa verde. there are certain sites where they are finding t-shaped alters where pieces of stone about this size had been cut into t's and are standing up inside of rooms just covered with objects, with necklaces. so the shape obviously had some meaning. but it is a clear anastazi shape. it is a clear shape from the colorado plateau. we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t,

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>>when i was out there doing reporting on corn and soybean agriculture, one of the things that really hit me is that all this is the best soil in the world, okay? you know they've got six feet of topsoil; it's beautiful stuff. they could grow anything they want. they're growing corn and soy, shipping it out of town and bringing t back in the form of processed food. >> right. >>they they only grow 10% of their food off the best soil in the world. it's it's amazing. >> yeah. >>and um so yeah carl's jr. is a very important option. but i have to say that even there, the kinds of things you see in downtown austin with the farmers market is rising. there are farmers markets now everywhere and you find farmers who were corn and bean farmers now putting in a couple rows 'cause they want to grow for this new >> so in fact these places that we assume have been sort of vast wastelands of nutrition and sustainability are getting better? >>there are better they're getting better. uh there was just an article in the washington post by jane black about she moved to huntington, west virginia where >>

. >>> plus, a family takes on a corn maze and the corn maze wins. they got so lost in there, they had to call 911. >>> here's a stories making news across country. a huge drug bust in arkansas. seven people charged with trafficking, five were police officers. they dook bribes to ignore the crimes. >>> no one was seriously hurt when two motorcycles in president obama's motorcade crashed. police say the bikes belonged to an orlando cop and a seminole county sheriff officer. >>> a massachusetts family took too many wrong turns in a corn maze. they got so lost they had to call 911. good thing mom brought her cell phone. the officers with police dogs found them about 25 feet from the perimeter and led them out. >>> the first two weeks of nba play are canceled. the entire season could be lost. let's talk about what that means in place wheres the nba is the only major prosport, like oklahoma city. the thunder arrived last year and they were the toast of the town. they reached the conference finals, but the lockout is threatening to steal their thunder and,

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you can use the corn husks, i use them instead of tissue.i took a paper towel and i cut it open and then i made this little face out of it. so, when you hook it on to the gift bag, it pops off a bank and you can decorate it anyway you want so you have these kind of coming off. >> recycling. >> what i did is i gathered sticks. you probably would not want to do it today because they are we t. i spray-painted black. taking this urn -- giving it a dark, cregan. i took the chocolate covered strawberries that i made and then you can put them in there. you can put them in there, if you want to try. >> we have about 30 seconds to show us other things. >> this is a ghost made of a paper towel holder and q-tips. this is a box that i used. i just cut it to look like a tombstone. and then i spray-painted it with paint. e and then these ghost -- you have to have them arising from the grave. you take these clothes pins that you have. >> how did you make this? >> you just made the scary face? >> this is a mold and i include it on. >> so cool. one of the bo

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they called 911 when they could out of a corn way maze.amily with their five- son and 3-week-old baby confused and got lost when dark. ted to get the firm's managers said they seemed free and it. managers said they frantic and upset. were offered to try thery tickets again, and no surprise, they said no. [laughter] >> not exactly the experience probably hoping for. a gps would come in handy. >> i do not know. we have this rain. it is a nasty day. a big change what we have past weekend. clouds are here and everyone when it will get better. it will, i promise. we have to work through this another day or so. looking at annapolis, it is cloudy and rainy. the heaviest of the rain at the north andards east. drizzlekeep showers and for theorecast hours and into tomorrow, along with areas of fog. degrees at reagan national. the wind out of the east, north hour. 8 miles per look at the rain total so far today. virginia at over half an inch of rain. of 64. now 63. at children's hospital, 61. a little over quarter of an inch of rain. to final stop te

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