the corns. >> yeah, the corns. we are corns.ade that up. >> jimmy: is that right? >> and we all sort of named each other. my older brother jade, he was named corn dog when he was playing football, rugby union, rugby league. so my dad is corn relish. >> jimmy: corn belly? >> corn relish. it all has to relate to a corn. so my mom is corn chip. my brother hayden is corn roll. we have corn flake. i'm corn pop. >> jimmy: your dad should be corn pop, right? that would make more sense. we thought corn relish. it's a little older. we went with corn relish. i'm sorry, dad. then there's baby corn. my younger sister. you know what we thought? if you want to be an honorary corn, you can be jimmy corn mill. >> jimmy: or cracked corn. or like corned nuts. >> like in mexico, corned nuts? >> jimmy: no, here in the good 'ol united states, we have corn n nuts. >> i have seen them in the store. >> jimmy: in mexico they make them at home. here in the united states, we have them as god intended, packaged. >> i ate them on the row many a times. >> ji

if gas was below one dollar per gallon, why would you still do corn? you could never out produce that costs of below one dollar or $39 per barrel? ist: i do not think --guest: do not think we will see gas below one dollar again. in this day and age the cost of drilling for oil and then refining it really means that the cost is not -- i don't think the market is going to bring it down. initially, i say we want all of policies.in energy i support the keystone pipeline, but i also support renewable fuel. i want us to eliminate dependency on foreign oil and rely on domestic, natural gas, oil, renewable fuels. i think the combination of that could be great for the american economy and the iowa economy as well. you might have seen it, the headline, terry branstad and "the war on women." iowa and mississippi, the only two states that have never elected a female governor, member of congress, or u.s. senator. changeyou are trying to that, but why has it been so difficult for women to break the glass ceiling in iowa? a war it actually said for women, talking abo

angie: topic number 2--"pop" corn. we've had a record level of snow this year so what will that mean for moisture and corn crops? scott: the play on corn is we're gonna need some kind of weather scare to get it off mat. there's been a lot of selling of at the money volatility and rightfully so. alan: so from 580 down to 420-- the corn market has gone straight down. could this cause a bounce with this concern if it's too wet in the springtime? scott: maybe to 440--and if you do get that bounce all the farmers that did not sell a thing this fall will let you have as much corn as you want--. alan: so what you're saying is that mother nature isn't guaranteed this year again? there won't be any problems...everything will be fine? scott: i didn't say that but you're trying to guarantee me that something bad will happen. alan: i think the reward potential is on the upside. $5 is the halfway point of this last selloff. scott: and there's no corn that's gonna come to market that where you will see 440 or 450. alan: every year i

we want to be able to convert more of our corn and other anducts to renewable fuels be less dependent on foreign oil. that has been working well in this country and we think it would be a big mistake to cave in to big oil. that is something that iowans are united behind on a bipartisan basis. from our next call comes tom, vermont, independent line. good morning to you, sir. caller: how are you doing? host: great, thanks --guest: great, thanks. theer: alcohol belongs in glass, not the gas. we are taking our food and we are burning it, turning it into alcohol, burning it and cars. the alcohol is also causing tremendous damage to the motor vehicles, as well as -- you bought the line from big oil, hook, line, and sick -- sinker. pollutealso attended to the groundwater on the east and west coast. you ought to come to the midwest and see how this is working effectively, what it has done in creating jobs and reducing our dependency on foreign oil. you just have a lot of misinformation put out by the very -- the huge amount of money, you know, that big oil spends doing out misinformation on t

but look at corn. corn has been increasing almost 3% annually, close to almost 4% annually, in fact. some of that is biofuels, but a lot of it is increased demand for feeding, because of increased livestock production, and i think as we move forward that demand will continue to grow. if you look over on the other side of the chart, the oilseeds, the scales are a little misleading but with oilseeds you've been seeing greater than 4% growth. i could extend this chart backwards into the '90s. you would see this continue remarkable growth in demand for oil seed production. we project that to continue. i think this is evidenced very well by the fact that our revisions for the agricultural export come out today and will be available for release in more detail today. but we are now projecting fiscal q2 -- 2014 exports at 142.6 billion, that's a record. that's up more than 5 billion from our august estimates for fiscal 2014. and i think the important thing to remember is this isn't a year where we've seen pric

the corn market is no set amount to more than ten billion dollars. millions of people don't use to using dispersal currency. then everyday tool. and now the problems are real. and they're no good to miss the rules to wrigley. trundle titled the misty world people in several parts of japan are dealing with foreign air quality high levels of airborne particles known as pm two point five have prompted alerts and ten pre pictures. p and two point five is a serious problem in neighboring china the gigantic menzies brain back in dc and it was louis was a big deal. this week on skirts up with this commission. health officials urged caution among residents after high levels were detected on wednesday. they say the average the league and submit articles should not exceed seventy micrograms per cubic meter the government uses that benchmark for warning citizens to refrain from outdoor activities yo ma the agency tt. meanwhile the we knew that the city on the sea of japan post the teachers decided not to open windows for ventilation because it's for air quality

if tin sect's stomach is exploding, what's happening to us when we eat that corn?lutely. >> it hasn't been tested long term on humans. to imagine somebody was eat thing three times a day to lose weight because of the calories but not looking at the ingredients i feel bad for jerrod right now. i'm wondering about his health. >> i don't know why people don't make that connection that their health is intrinsically tied to the food you eat. you can't have good health if you are eating bad health. >> have you approached subway yet? >> i'm planning on doing something. they are one of the fast mood giants that have not responded yet. you know what? they are the fastest-growing one. they are all over the world. they really have a responsibility because they are an american company. >> eat healthy. here is the big thing. all of us guys out there, we have the ability to change this because really the reason we talked to you because people started asking. start questioning your food. bonnie, thank you so much for opening our eyes on this. i can't believe you can remember all

. >> after they were embarrassed for makie ining them on high fre corn syrup. >> high fructose corn syrup and sugar have the same amount of calories. >> rick and i agree on something. >> the high fructose corn syrup is ridiculous. people who say dairy is equav lent to crack. the hysteria around food has gotten to the point where the conversation is totally dysfunctional. that's why we can't have a logical conversation about health in this country. >> let me ask you a question. we've had these particular labels for 23 years. obesity has gotten worse. >> 1991. >> 1994. >> okay. obesity has gotten worse. >> but that started. >> let me give you an example of why i distrust this stuff. this is chunky monkey one pint. in the original version for 20 years the u.s. government told you that a serving of this was one-fourth of a pint. the number of americans who ever got a pint and ate one fourth -- i will say they're slightly to more honest. the fda's about to become a little more hoens because they're actually saying it's two servings, which may be close. my only point is you go back and look, vi

and then the corn rotted away, leaving a hollow space.filled that hollow space with dental plaster, we can recover all of the details of the corncob, even though we can't touch the corncob itself, the original corncob. this area is incredibly lush. it's incredibly rich. and the variety of plants and foods -- just wild foods -- that can be collected here today is -- is marvelous ! i imagine 1,400 years ago the variety was at least as great. and so i don't think living here wguld have been very difficult at all. keach: at ceren, household members grew their own food and made their own tools, pottery and clothes. we usually think of subsistence farming as difficult and impoverished. but the evidence emerging at ceren challenges these assumptions. sheets: quite frankly, we are surprised by the richness of material possessions, in a fairly broad sense... beautiful polychrome painted gourds. and the amount of food they had stored in the house is fairly impressive. and the range of foods -- they're not just scrounging, not just sort of eking out

you are corned beef. you want more corned beef. it has got more corned beef. >> so basically it is a corned beef sandwich? >> yes, but do not ask for mustard. then it is a j-lo. >> so this is your big move, a sandwich. not a movie, not even a soap. >> this is the on ramp, darling. your name will be out there now. the power brokers of new york will be eating maddy banks seven days a week. >> it is the 1980's all over again. really,ou must really, really be picky about the roles that you play because it took a long time for you to come back to a sitcom. >> yeah. i did a couple little things in between. rl" that icalled "pea thought was really cool but it did not work out for longer than that. but yeah, you know, for a long time they were not even doing multi--cam shows. now it is back invoke. it is the best job ever. here i am working with the best people. really, relaally. working with kirstie alley. she is just such a nut job. i mean, she is. you know. you have seen her on anything, she is just like she is. she is a wonderful perso

the sugar farmers, the corn farmers. boom, now, all encompassed in that farm bill.t: i will ask you about the farm bill, caroline ratcliffe, do you think it is a good idea that snap is included in a farm bill? guest: i don't have a strong opinion on that. i would say that with the farm billm, there have been lots of talk, the house measures had cuts in snap. come into play in the final legislation. i am march, there were some cut -- by in large, there were some cuts to snap, it came through in pretty good shape. nord, is it true about high fructose corn syrup, you can use a stock benefit if it is included in a program? coke, mountain dew? guest: that is true. the type of sweetener does not make a feed in eligible for use of snap benefits. ist: i am not sure understand, i apologize. can you use snap to buy candy bars? guest: yes. ofst: there has been a lot talk about this in the news, new york city tried try to get rid of -- you could not use snap benefits to purchase soda. there has been farmers markets, for example, programs where if you use your snap benefit at th

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it translated to either a short stout person or corn porridge.ghter] which kind of a weird name for a tough game. let me introduce you to my gang. you know me corn porridge. over in the corner jimmy oatmeal, gary gruel. this tuft customer over here frankie cream of wheat. we're part of your crime syndicate. [ laughter ] let me tell you something don't let the cute handle fool you this guy no bueno. this man was a true mastermind and lethal. sources tell us he is responsible for more dead americans than osama bin laden. >> jon: suddenly corn porridge seems like an understated nickname. it would be like finding out hitler's friends called his little schnitzel. the reich will last 1,000 years under your leadership -- which is not to say guzman did not have a terrifyingingly impressive resume. chapo guzman is said to be the top supplier of illegal drugs in the u.s. >> forbes ranked him 67th ots most powerful people list. >> jon: really forbes you have to put him on the list? they know they don't have to do that? is the publicist that much of a pain i

bourbon is largely made of corn, you could have a pure corn whiskey made with the finest corn, prepared finest way and can be pretty tasty i would say. so i -- gerri: you think beer sales are going down. >> yeah. america is really, america has, this has been the trend for quite a while. while craft beer has done very well, mass market beer has struggled. america is developing a taste for booze, particularly for good whiskey and for wine. that is hurting the kind of mass market beers. so that's -- gerri: it is interesting. you look at what consumers are buying these days. they're really reluctant to part with their dough. it is interesting this category is seeing sales. how come? >> i think that people are, you know, i would say that good, quality booze is still in the category of an affordable luxury, as opposed to a good bottle of wine. good bottle of wine costs 50 and gone in matter of a night, a good bourbon, we're talking 25, to $50 something you can enjoy a while. stretch it out further if you make cocktails. we have a huge cocktail culture, don't forget. even expensive booze is is

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then you went to the dyes and the high fructose corn syrups.ent to the fact that it has butane in it or the derivative of it. >> it's called tbhq and something added to a lot of fast food products to make it preserve and stay fresh longer. and to be able to preserve the oil that they fry all the food in. so it allows them to keep oil longer and use it over and over. i mean, not to mention the oils they are using so so inflammatory, they are completely up flaming the digestive system, the whole body, and you wonder why we are having this increase of all these different diseases. >> inflammation is a very big one. no matter how much alkaline water you drink, you have to stop causing the inflammation which can come from your food. so you took it upon yourself to take on the fast food industry. good for you, girlfriend. >> thank you. >> and they actually took notice and you went up to their offices. >> i did. and, you know, one of the things that i realized really quickly when i started foodbabe.com is that i started to share this information. i wa

. >> el chapo translates to a short stout person or corn porridge. tough guy. you know me, corn porridge. >> we have ahold of his mug shot. look at this guy. dangerous. >> he was the leading distributor of cocaine and cocaine-related items in the world. so another setback for toronto mayor rob ford. >> sources tell us he's responsible for more dead americans than osama bin laden. >> suddenly corn porridge seems like an understated nickname. be like finding out hitler's friends called him little snitsle. >> drug kingpin hiding in a little apartment. say hello to my little kitchenette. >> el chapo. >> too funny. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america" and have a great friday. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> 4:30. a shooting in the district claims the life of a teenager and the shooter is still on the loose this morning. a late-night fire lease three dozen people out in the cold. good morning. i am jummy olabanji. >> i am autria godfrey.

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and so instead of subsidizing you know the production of corn to be made into high fructose corn syrup we should be subsidizing people who are growing fruits and vegetables. absolutely though it seems very difficult to do it under the deregulation revolution that started since the early one nine hundred eighty s. and you higher concentration of food companies and the merging or corporate campbell news and that's been called to some people and so the city is the natural consequence of the reagan revolution and reagan stopping the enforcement of the sherman antitrust act. i would say that obesity is an example market value i wouldn't even blame entirely corporations because their job is to promote to the profits there is a deregulation has led to obesity dr devotedly thank you so much for being with us tonight and for this brilliant study thank you very much. i mean on the left are tackling. the obama side of the bones on what mr miller never it's always like. but that is politically correct and i'm correct in fact so-called news the phone news network spent a great deal of time today ta

fertilizers and seed corn. can't you get fertilizer and seed corn down there? his answer was, after i pressed him very hard in those idealist exyears when we're still young and haven't experienced a lot of the world, and he more than i had, and his answer was, you have to understand the mindset when you're in subsistencing a cufrlture as opposed to agriculture for profit he grew up on a farm he said the difficult thing you have is, don't -- is to try to not get so hungry you have to eat your seed corn. that's a different mindset. we do capital investment here. we wouldn't think of starting a house and building a house very often at least unless we had the capital lined up to go in and build that thing and frame it up and close it in and get it wired and get the utilities set up and put the roofing and siding on and pave the driveway. we might sod the line and have that penciled into our deal and then we start. down there it's a different attitude. they get a little money together and go buy a few bricks and put that in thele with of the house. a little more mon

fructose corn syrup we should be subsidizing people who are grown fruits and vegetables. absolutely though it seems very difficult to do it on the deregulation of revolutions that started the since the early one nine hundred eighty s. and you higher concentration of food companies and the merging or. nuisance be cold and some people and so the city is the natural consequence of the reagan revolution and reagan stopping the enforcement of the sherman antitrust act . example then you. wouldn't. ration it because their job is to profit there is a deregulation has led to obesity dr devotedly thank you so much for being with us tonight and for this brilliant study thank you very much. i mean on the left article. when the obama said to the bones on what mr miller never it's always like. president is politically correct that i'm correcting fox so-called news the phone news network spent a great deal of time today talking about the new congressional budget office report talking heads over a claim that the report found that obamacare oh well that i had two million jobs and natural

twelve cows died suddenly after grazing on genetically modified corn. it's pretty clear there are still a lot of questions out there about g.m.o. foods as a result the american people you mean i think all of us who eat right we deserve to know which foods out our grocery store shelves are chock full of genetically modified ingredients but we shouldn't stop there. we should also be able to know what countries our foods come from with country of origin labeling and if they contain any residual pesticides herbicides or other lab made or potentially toxic chemicals and in the case of meat poultry and dairy products we should be able to know if synthetic hormones are present and if antibiotics were used at the farms where they came from. it's great that americans are going to have a better understanding of how nutritious or not nutritious our food is but if we're serious about being able to walk into the local grocery store as mrs obama said pick up an item off the shelf and be able to tell whether it's good for your family and we must know about everything

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they have 160 acres of corn just across the road.'s a lot of space, a lot of corn, a lot of family tradition. >> so this is as homey has it gets, isn't it? >> uh-huh. >> how was it built? >> this was built -- started in 1876. it took six to eight years to build it. the lumber came into omaha by train. it was brought out here by horse wagon because there was no trees. the craftsmen lived here. it was a long undertaking. >> so there's such an emotional connection to this house for your family, isn't there? >> that's why we're living here. my dad passed away and we had to take care of it. we couldn't let it fall down and be another farmstead that got bulldo bulldozed. >> it's got a lot of character. tell us about the mantle and the brick. >> the brick, his mother had this fireplace built in here in the 1970s. and she had the workers going to get the foundation of the original homestead, which is on the other side of the street. clean them all up and bring them in here and build the fireplace. >> these bricks go way back. >> the house wa

not too much sugar. >> it is the kettle corn. one is called comboit brand. >> it is from walgrowns and $0.19 a serving. >> i missed how much that bag is. >> smart food. >> it is $4. >> it is a little bit more. >> it is a larger bag. and you have to think of it per serving. $0.42 a serving. >> and this is 2.05. that is $0.19 a serving and it is good, to. >> i can't tell a difference between smart and nice. >> you can get this at walgreens? >> certainly. yeah. yeah. >> i am talking with food in my mouth. but truth to be told i pop my own popcorn every day. >> that is the smartest thing to do because you can control the oil and fat. popcorn is good for you as long as it is unadultated. >> thank you. we'll talk to harris faulkner with breaking news, >> we'll take a break and then to harris. harris faulkner with breaking news in just a moment. stay with us. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning... to like 1,000 bees t

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i expressed a concern there's no corn on this building it would be in the middle of the block and the design is the same. the height of the building and the staff analysis says it matches the adjacent building bus it's only the bar building it matches. i continue to have concern about the height. the other two buildings at least one of them the nicky building open the one corn and the other digitally their 7 to the stories so this corner drops down especially there's no demarco in this design. the base as commissioner pearlman mentioned is still weak. >> its a more creative solution than the one we saw previously. >> commissioner. >> i had a question about the dates i don't know how this was dealt with but on the west side the sidewalks go down so you've got a a little bit of a well, how was that dealt with before. >> previously in front of the of the store it was next to the street so there's no steps so it ties into the level of the sidewalk. >> one entrance. >> so steps open up on the east and west side so there's a flat side in front of the facade that's set back to gain access to

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. >> the school's black student union planned watermelon, fried chicken, and corn bread.ion was swift. >> they put everything we accomplished into a menu. >> the school nixed the lunch and issued an apology. but tonight, there's a bit of a backlash against the backlash. one black leader in the east bay community asked. >> what's the big deal? >> elizabeth williams is a national member of the naacp and serves on equal employment opportunity commission. she doesn't mind the menu. >> historically and even now, we like our chicken and i'm not going to stop eating my fried chicken and corn bread nor my watermelon. >> i talked to her about the history of the watermelon stereotype, how it was used in stomach churning images to portray african americans as simple, content with slavery, one um imagine sarcastically reads, you can see how miserable i am. >> why have the representation be around fried chicken and watermelon? >> let's move on. let's be more progressive. let's not be so insulted about something so minute. >> kristen ayers, kpix5. >> school now plans to hold a diversit

and they figured out that it was the corn that some of these women were eating that the corn was contaminatedow that these women were eating a lot of corn products unless you picked up the phone and asked them. >> the state of washington is standing by the investigation. what do experts have to say about it? >> you know, the experts we reached out to were pretty hard on the state of washington. one researcher who's been very prominent and done a lot of research on birth defects, she said, look, this is bad research because medical records are of such low quality. so let's take a listen. >> the problem with medical records is that doctors note what they have to note in their records, which are diseases and medications they prescribe. what they do not note in medical records often are all the other risk factors that we might be concerned about when it comes to birth defects that are from the environment. >> reporter: now again, the state of washington says they might still reach out and speak to these mothers. anderson? >> elizabeth cohen, appreciate the report. thanks. >>> up next, we'll tell

thank you, david corn. you guys have to go way back. loynt, maybe?ure about some of the dixiecrats in your party. >>> up next, you can now get your own souvenir from the chris christie bridge scandal. this is "hardball," the police for politics. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading multivitamin. your eyes are unique, so help protect your eye health with ocuvite. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ m

caller: i bitterly resented the comments about corn. lubricants, the pesticides -- that his state uses in agricultural industry, all come from the petroleum that we produce in we the anna -- louisiana. i am against them putting out misinformation and renewable fuels. you have a great governor, bobby jindal. i have worked with him. i have also worked with companies in louisiana and iowa. they make nitrogen fertilizers that go into the production of corn. i do resent the misinformation that big oil put out and the fact that they convinced a lot instead ofo use mtb ethanol as an oxygen aid and enhancer. i think that we can work on these things. i resent the big oil wants to eliminate renewable fuel standard. they have total control the products. they do not have to share the market with renewable fuels. host: one other policy question from kevin. where you stand on the issue of minimum wage? what is the right number? guest: that is an issue we have dealt with over the years. bill that did sign a increased the state minimum wage. there is a

. >> here is a giant can of green giant canned corn.nd this, a manual can opener, your electric can opener will not be working not only to have one but to know where to find it in your kitchen. >> yes. >> so in addition to canned goods, we are going to have fresh food and you have to preserve that and i know that we have an ice chest. >> having an ice chest on hand is really important because your refrigerator will not be working right away. it is important to have somebody else that can store cold foods so something that you might be able to take with you if you have to leave your home. >> and here, this is my very own personal emergency supply box for my house. >> i hope that you have an alternative one at home. >> oh, i forgot. >> and in this is really important, you should have flashlights that have batteries, fresh batteries or hand crank flashlight. >> i have them right here. >> good. excellent. that is great. additionally, you are going to want to have candles a whistle, possibly a compass as well. markers if you want to label th