it came from one of america's most abundant crops--corn. high fructose corn sweetener, hfcs, was perfected by a chemist at royal crown. jesse meyers, the editor of beverage digest. at rc, there was a chemist named martha jones, who, incidentally, now works for coke, who was instrumental in developing these new products that rc was very innovative about. she has been called by many in the industry the mother of hfcs. she made sure that this product was up to the exact specific levels of each of these franchise firms and could be used interchangeably with sucrose. because american farmers produced corn so efficiently, refining those ears for sugar makes high fructose corn sweetener about 10% cheaper than sugar from beets or sugar cane. the dictates of the marketplace say you must be a low-cost producer. in the soft drink business, this is particularly so. it's driven by the high-volume low-margin producer, any edge that you can make, that you can get, any minute thing you can shave off that makes the racer go faster, the better off you're goi

they also buy a lot of our corn.y could have a proxy for buying our corn through our ethanol, use that to clean up their air, use their expensive corn, try to get the air cleaner. >> such a pleasure. thank you for geeking out with me on ethanol and all of the dorky numbers. todd becker, ceo of green plains renewable energy. coming up, like driving fast and expensive cars? we will speak with jason harper, driving aston martin's newest car on ice. this is "taking stock." ♪ >> earlier this week, bloomberg auto columnist jason harper was on "taking stock" discussing the porsche 911. now he went riskier, driving a $300,000 car on the ice. is this a thing? driving hot cars on ice? >> it is. we want to play with those toys. >> a rich boy at an amusement park. these cars you can't drive fast on the freeway, the cops will stop you. the winter driving experience that aston martin does, they set up a one mile ice track in a field. you get to spin and slide and do these silly things in $200,000 to $300,000 cars. >> what were the

exposure to corn prices.were in a bear market last year, now up -- they were in a bear market last year, now up 14%. talk to me about how you manage that. >> we are at multiyear lows. it looks like we will have another good crop. corn will stay about the low end of the range. if everything grows right this year, we will have another great crop. when we look at commodities, corn and ethanol, natural gas, stored grain, all of those put together go into our formulas every day. that is how we manage risk. we lock the margin away. >> let me break that down for the jargon. you lock your margins so you know what you will sell ethanol for and buy corn for and you lock that in for a certain amount of time. >> the curb is very positive. we have good margins throughout the end of the year, which we don't typically see in the ethanol markets. today, we could lock good margins away for 2014. we have a trading floor and a bunch of guys. they sit around and look at where the best point in the curve is and lock the margin aw

the ukraine is a large exporter of corn. people are piling into foreign because there are supply concerns. think that maybe farmers will want to hold onto their corn as a hedge against the following currency and other people say that they need cash and they are selling the corn right now. you see the price of corn come the and people say that concerns are easing. >> will have more on that. and -- at the global independence conference. >> the conversation with the president of the philadelphia nitty-gritty on foreign -- forward guidance. the versus -- the purchases have to stop before you see rate hikes. the global unintended consequences of qe that we have gone through and guidance and forward guidance. that is an issue and he talked about being humble about knowing how to get guidance and what goes forward. that is the conversation i had. leading with some of the headlines, officials must be a ware of what is going on and the unintended consequences. we will have more later. >> thank you so much. he warned that monetary pol

we saw that happen in 2012 with field corn.not only was the amount reduced quality of of the the corn was significantly reduced. becertain cases it can unfair to consumers plain higher -- paying higher prices for a lower quality good. host: we are talking about food prices. ine is a longer-term look food prices from 2006 to 2013. host: why our food prices second on that list in terms of increase? guest: is food becoming more expensive? that is not the easiest question to answer. there are real prices if you adjust the dollar. around 2006, food prices have become more expensive. they have outpaced other items. risen more than a representative amount of goods and services in the economy. decades,irst time in you see a turnaround in the shared disposable income that is being spelled -- spent on food. 2005, that is turned around a little bit. it is not anything gratis traffic -- catastrophic at this point. it is a clear implication of the increased price of commodities across the world. host: we are talking about the usda. sincebee

obviously corn.o many of you whether you've seen the movies or read the books or occurred about this corn is in everything whether it's high fructose corn syrup which was put in both pepsi and coke in 1984. this was a product that didn't exist until the 70s. then you look at the obesity emma dimmick starting in 1980 and continuing dramatically, that data point alone as a question. we started feeding more corn to our animals so we have this massive increase in people looking around the world to how are we going to feed and increase the supply of animal products? maybe we are not doing it the right way. we are feeding a lot of corn to animals increasing their fat. maybe that's also increasing hours. now of course we are feeding corn to our cars and still having so much corn extra that we are sending it overseas to feed hungry kids. we are doing a lot more dumping of our corn excess. at the same time as this one agricultural product has overtaken us the agricultural problem -- products have become harde

most think that corn is corn on the cob. >> corn used for cattle feed, exported, and ethanol. john: most not corn on the cob? >> no, you wouldn't want to eat my feel corn on the cob. john: soybeans oil. >> and about half and half oil, half soybean meal to cattle food, paltry feed, and hog feed, and oil on the salad. john: we're glad you are produceing this stuff, but why should we guarantee your assurance like on welfare. >> i don't look at it that way, we have a insurance program. john: buy your own. >> i do pay for if every year. my bill this year over $20,000. john: it is cheaper because government has 19 billion in subsidy. >> research is a very big part of the farm bill we use to look for new products for farmers and new ways to fight disease. john: why? >> we had a long tradition of supporting agricultural in this country. to homestead act. john: they first passed it, they didn't understand that free markets worked better. >> they always had an interest in supporting agricultural, and i think it has been a good investment i would lining to won't out -- like too point-out

obviously corn. so many of you whether you've seen the movies or read books have heard about this that gore isn't everything with its high fructose corn syrup which was first put in both pepsi and coke in 1984. think of that data point. this is a part that didn't exist until the '70s and was adopted by both soda companies in 84. look at the obesity epidemic started in 1980 and continuing dramatically but even that gave point alone is enough for question. we started getting more and more corn to our animals and have this massive increase in people looking around the world to how are we going to feed and increase the supply of animal products. maybe we are not doing it the right way. we are feeding a lot of corn to animals, increasing their fat. maybe that's also increasing ours. now, of course, we are even feeding corn to our cars. and we're still having so much corn extra they were singing it over the seas to feed hungry kids. we are doing a lot more dump him -- dumping of record excess. at the same

anasazi ritual reflected the importance of corn for survival. and in these arid soils, the growth of corn depended on rain. this sample of wood contains a record of ancient rainfall patterns. the patterns are decoded by archaeologist jeffrey dean, director of the tree ring laboratory at the university of arizona. thousands of samples of trees have been collected here, an amazing record of rainfall that extends back to the time of christ. the vertical bands in each sample are growth rings. tree growth is largely determined by moisture. thick rings are created during years of high rainfall, thin rings during dry years. by carefully measuring the thickness of the rings, dean recreates the pattern of rainfall when the tree lived. by sampling thousands of trees from across the southwest, he maps the ancient climate. tree rings from the sand canyon area disclose that from about 1270 to 1274, people experienced normal or above normal rainfall patterns, shown here in green. but low rainfall, shown in red, began in 1275 and lasted for 14 difficult years.

what about corn? >> what about corn? >> other plants? >> what about corn, joanne.mmand of the story. >> high fuctose corn syrup is just as uh districting -- >> it doesn't get you high. >> well, that one time. >> no, i think corn syrup is in captain crunch. >> it is in a lot of things. if someone were to take away our high fructose corn syrup we would be upset by it. maybe this study is not completely accurate, but it makes you look at carbon footprints and it makes us more aware so we would have to put more regulations. >> in the green room she told me global warming is not real. >> that is not what she said back there. she said it is a sham and i said all right. >> all right, is there a case for living in space? >> i hope so. >> i do too, my friend. time for another -- >> "red eye debate 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> all right. welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate, live from the" red eye debate center in topeka, kansas. i am greg gutfeld. there will be a brief autograph session only after the debate is over. tonight's topic, should we live on th

arican corn production, region of the world that needs corn production, has gone down.onsolidation has gone up. temperatures have changed. natural disasters have increased. so many data points have gone in the wrong direction. one of the major things that has changed in the last 30 years is our reliance on a few crops. so many of you have heard about this. corn is in everything. whether it is high fructose corn syrup, first put in coke and pepsi in 1984. it is a product that did not exist until the 1970's. you look at the obesity epidemic starting around 1980 and increasing dramatically. we started feeding more corn to our animals. inhave this massive increase looking around the world on how we will increase the supply of animal products. maybe we are not doing it the right way. we are feeding a lot of corn to animals, increasing their fat. maybe that is also increasing hours. now we are feeding corn to our cars. we're still having so much extra we are sending it overseas to feed hungry kids, instead of helping their families to grow food for themselves. we're doing mor

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. >> cheaper than corn oil or soy oil?> on the commodity market they'll pick whatever oil is the cheapest on that day. canola, soy bean and corn oil is sort of neck and neck. it's popular because there's lots of it around, grows very well in canada and it's -- yeah, it's cheap. >> why do they use all of this stuff, all these chemicals to make this oil? why can't they just squeeze a corn colonel and get oil or squeeze an olive and get oil? >> it has ingredients that make it have a short shelf life. oils are very sensitive. >> like enzymes, you mean? >> no, they're color compound that is absorb light which then damages the oil. >> so put it in a dark bottle. >> they could do that but the industry was not interested so much in shelf life or in health. >> no. >> and the shelf life if you can get two or three years, you could make that oil in new york and you could sell it in johannesburg. you have a huge potential market. that was the point of the -- of treating the oils that way. and, of course, when i came along, i said that

of corn?st. >> i got it if you need a shot of hennesy. [ laughter ] i got it if you need your favorite recreational drug to continue the show. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but who the hell needs a a bowl of corn? and it's threw the producers into something, because -- where do you get a damn bowl of corn? i was out there on the floor, man. i was going, this is crazy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i can't go on unless i get a a bowl of corn. corn. >> jimmy: yeah, and we'll be right back with the jolly green giant. absolutely. you guys, steve harvey, the expanded edition of "act like a a lady, think like a man" is on pre-sale now at amazon.com. [ cheers and applause ] check your local listings for his daytime show. "steve harvey." we love this guy. you're the best. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> jimmy: bobby mcferrin next, come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] birdhouse plans. nacho pans. glass on floors. daily chores. for the little mishaps you feel use neosporin to help you

and canola and soybean and corn oil, sort of neck and neck.t's popular just because there's lots of it around, grows very well in canada. and it's yeah, it's cheap. >> why do they use all of this stuff, all of these chemicals, to make this oil? why can't they just squeeze a corn kernel and get oil arsqueeze an olive and get oil? >> when you squeeze the oil, it has ingredients that make it have a short shelf life. oils are sensitive. >> those are like enzymes you mean. >> no, mostly antioxidants and color compounds. >> put it in a dark bottle. >> they could do that. but the industry was not interested so much in shelf life, or in health, than in shelf life. and the shelf life if you can get two or three years, then you could make that oil in new york and you could sell it in johannesburg. so you have a huge potential market. that was the point of the -- of treating the oils that way. and of course when i came along i said that's crazy because those oils are not good for health, they are not good for frying, that is the worst thing we've invente

looking at what corn and wheat did, do you expect o hit tomorrow limit up?s depend on what is happening with the news flow? >> i want to jump in there because i'm looking at the corn and wheat markets and i've been on the phone past few minutes talking to folks about the severity of prices in grain prices because, liz, this means higher food prices globally and has implications for economies across the world. ukraine is the third largest corn exporter. the fifth largest wheat exporter. no actual supply disruptions there. alan, maybe you an weigh in on this. i hear farmers in the ukraine, holding on to their harvest and corn and wheat supplies as currency. they're afraid of the currency spiraling. so they're holding on to it as a hedge. that is continuing to push up prices and causing actual supply disruptions. david: alan, go ahead, and interesting news. >> that is very good reporting, sandra. but from a technical standpoint the wheat market is slow ground lower. corn prices half of what they were record highs couple years ago from the drought in america. yo

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corn, soy, wheat, all falling higher. let's talk about coffee.e, sugar, cocoa, they went down on the day as we are starting to see a break and conditions in brazil. brazil's biggest drought in years also providing support to crop futures. the meantime, gas is still on a wild ride. >> absolutely. down 2.5% on the close. says, thates group is really pushing prices lower. the -- we still have a lot of work to do on the historic side. because of the severe winter weather, the latest trading data shows hedge funds continue to maintain their bolus position, even though we are seeing gas futures roughly down one third from their five-year high in february. the weather continues to be the driver for that gas. >> thank you. enrollment for obamacare ends at midnight tonight. eastern time. while we wait for the final results, one state already stands out, connecticut. to boost enrollment and set up retail shops for residents to meet ropers face to face, it is now marketing his health exchange expertise to other states for a price. olivia sterns traveled to

farmers growing corn is doing much better.e have a balanced cultural trade, we sell our fresh produce, and all sorts of vegetables, and we buy meat and poultry, and we sell, of course, lots of products. we in that sense have eventually come to a very balanced and beneficial approach on both sides. >> we're going to take a short break. when we return we'll continue this rare joint interview with the mexican ambassador to the united states, and the canada ambassador to the united states. nafta 20 on "inside story." stay with us. >> welcome book inside story. i'm ray suarez. it's been 20 years since the enactment of nafta. it created a vast free strayed zone between the united states, mexico and canada. and we we're marking this angle verse with a closer look--we a . did nafta become less important because something that we couldn't have really known about in 1990 when it was being negotiated happened, and that is the rise of china. did china end up being a player in a way that we couldn't have imagined when this trade deal was b

as evidences, corn ninelovesobamacare.com.ed, by stabbing him in the back by failing to the cruz-led catastrophe last fall's government shutdown. ted cruz who faces a test in texas tomorrow refused to endorse his republican senate colleague and said his vote is between him and the ballot box. as all of ted cruz's votes stay there. joining me is the professor of public policy at the university of texas. victoria desoto and political writer at the dallas morning news wayne slater. thank you all for joining me, especially on the same camera. it's great to see you, wayne, let me start with you, corn nine loves obamacare. createtivety knows no bounds. are we, what is going to happen tomorrow in texas? are we going to be forced to hear more from steve stockman in the coming weeks? >> this could be the political end of steve stockman. it's not the end of the tea party resurgence. in texas, the old saying goes, if you want to run for office, you got to know how to lead a prayer and shoot a gun and the additional thing is you got to be

thank you, howard fineman, david corn. appreciate it. that's "hardball" for now.hanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight, ten days after the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370, investigators say it was taken off course deliberately. exactly where it was taken and where it is right now is still the greatest mystery of all. >> this movement are consistent with deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> here's why investigators now believe the plane was deliberately steered off course. mh-370 took off at 12:41 a.m. local time. at 1:07 a.m., the aircraft communications addressing and reporting system, or acars, which send maintenance information to the ground, sent its last transmission. it was, apparently, disabled sometime within the next half hour after that transmission. a maneuver that may have required someone to climb

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it's estimated there were 75,000 corn dogs on the ground. one report says passing motorists stopped and stocked up. coincidentally national corn dog was last saturday, and no one was hurt. >> very nice. >>> and in central florida grapefruit was on the menu when straps holding the cargo snapped as the truck rounded an off-ramp. about three-fourths of the load was dumped into the roadway and other vehicles were unable to squeeze by. a aha. cops say the wrong type of cable was used and they gave the driver a ticket. once again, no one hurt. i think was on the menu too. grapefruit juice. >>> to a cleanup job that is not for the faint of heart. window cleaners at the grand canyon. those workers dangling from ropes 4,000 feet above the colorado river, all to clean 40 panes there of glass that are underneath that skywalk that juts out from the edge of the canyon. they are no strangers to danger. they also repel down into the canyon to retrieve bottles and trash. >> no thanks. >> no, not me either. i'm not even going to walk out on the glass thing a

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thank you, howard fineman, david corn. appreciate it. that's "hardball" for now. us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight, ten days after the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370, investigators say it was taken off course deliberately. exactly where it was taken and where it is right now is still the greatest mystery of all. >> this movement are consistent will deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> here's why investigators now believe the plane was deliberately steered off course.

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march 22nd is national corn dog day according to -- anyway, it's the second annual corn dog festival in san francisco. in what they are calling an epic carnival throw down. there will be corn dog eating contests but to burn it off, the folks from circuit center will be for free classes as well. it's where bat kid trained so you know that those folks they'll be your super friends. maybe that's too much corn dog and not enough circus, let's flip the ratio and head to oakland at technical show where over 100 very talented kids from prescott circus program at area schools will perform for you for free. they'll have special guest stars to help jazz up the show and get over there. i'm sure they'll have your unicycle and still parking available. more parking in the south bay today as well where the saratoga blossom festival will have you strolling amongst the antique cars parked there while listening to the tunes of the '30s and '40s in the saratoga heritage orchard in 19 hnle they started the celebration when the drought ended then. quite the opposite these days. nevertheless you enjoy the

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and david corn joins me from mother jones.et's start with the far right's obsession of the irs which erupted into one of the most dramatic scenes you will see in a congressional hearing room. it started with oversight committee chairman representative darrell issa recalling lois lerner to the witness stand after she previously took the fifth. in a hearing last may. she took the fifth again today, but not before issa made a spectacle by berating her. she didn't answer any of the questions. when the ranking member of the committee, our guest elijah cummings, tried to interject, issa literally cut off his microphone and declared the hearing over. >> ladies and gentlemen, seeking the truth is the obligation of this committee. i can see no point in going further. i have no expectation that ms. lerner will cooperate with this committee and therefore we stand adjourned. >> mr. chairman, i have a statement. i have procedural question, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, i have a procedural question. mr. chairman, you cannot run a committee li

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focusing back on what we do at hampton creek, we realized this world got pretty addicted to soy and corn feed soy and corn to lots of animals and lace it with antibiot antibiotics, so that is really important to recognize what reality is. that reality is not a free-range egg. the second point is we realize that 92% of the world's plants haven't even been explored for their [ inaudible ] in food. take the yellow pea which is the whole yellow pea. it's a process very akin to milling a yellow pea. they are grown in canada. our farmers are stoked about growing it. we put it through a flour milling process and use it instead of the conventional way. i would be hard pressed at anyplace in the world to look at a battery caged egg, and look at the process we used to make a plant mimic an egg, and not go for that direction. and when it is 40% more cost effective maybe that's a better way for the world to be moving to. >> a box that makes just about everything you want, including candy. tweet us what you think a meal will look like in 2050. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> when you look at 2050, what

. >>> by this time tomorrow consumption of corned beef here in the u.s. will have spiked significantly, due to st. patrick's day. >> those in milwaukee have done their part. eight contestants have faced off to see who can eat the most corned beef sandwiches in ten minutes. the winner, shawn nichols who put away 5 3/4 sandwiches, amounting to almost three pounds of corned beef. >> wow! i had i corned beef sandwich for breakfast this morning. >> did you really? good for you. >> it's st. patrick's day, i have to start celebrating. >> i had one saturday night. got a head start. there you go. marci, will you please? we're on the air. that is so unlady-like. so unlike you. >> don't be shocked. such is how i roll. >>> how to make a guinness cake for st. patrick's day treat. >>> one of new york's best bakers shows me how to make irish soda bread. more burping coming up. "insomniac kitchen" turns to a st. pat's tradition. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer wet jet. swiffer wet jet. >>>s sn word news

equivalent of dropping a can of corn in baseball. 2-1. second period. now 3-1 av's. the one-timer makes it a one-goal game but the goalie stopped 20 shots in the third. including pavelski's redirect. av's win 3-2, sharks have lost two straight. >> as we reported earlier the exhibition series finale between the a's and giants cancelled due to rain but the real and embarrassing story is the return of the plumbing problems, the a's third base coach taking a cell phone video of a backed up toilet. players were tweeting, making fun. the drainage on the field was not good. this is pregame catch. sorry. here's bob melvin. >> the field was bad, and then we have new turf down, to, which probably the water stands on that. >> potentially put something guys as risk. >> both teams now set to open things up on monday. madison bumgarner against former a bran didn't mccarthy in arizona. a's begin at home, weather and stadium conditions permitting. sonny gray the start for oakland. >> first on tara vanderveer's agenda, sweet 16, accomplished. then get to nashville. that begins tomorr

we saw that happen in 2012 with field corn.y was the amount reduced tom a a lot of the quality of the corn was significantly reduced. in certain cases it can be unfair to consumers plain higher -- paying higher prices for a lower quality good. host: we are talking about food prices. here is a longer-term look in food prices from 2006 to 2013. host: why our food prices second on that list in terms of increase? guest: is food becoming more expensive? that is not the easiest question to answer. there are real prices if you adjust the dollar. isince around 2006, food prices have become more expensive. they have outpaced other items. food prices have risen more than a representative amount of goods and services in the economy. for the first time in decades you see a turnaround in the shared disposable income that is being spelled -- spent on food. since 2005, that is turned around a little bit. it is not anything gratis traffic -- catastrophic at this point. it is a clear implication of the increased price of commodities across the

equivalent of dropping a can of corn in baseball. 2-1. second period. now 3-1 av's.he one-timer makes it a one-goal game but the goalie stopped 20 shots in the third. including pavelski's redirect. av's win 3-2, sharks have lost two straight. >> as we reported earlier the exhibition series finale between the a's and giants cancelled due to rain but the real and embarrassing story is the return of the plumbing problems, the a's third base coach taking a cell phone video of a backed up toilet. players were tweeting, making fun. the drainage on the field was not good. this is pregame catch. sorry. here's bob melvin. >> the field was bad, and then we have new turf down, to, which probably the water stands on that. >> potentially put something guys as risk. >> both teams now set to open things up on monday. madison bumgarner against former a bran didn't mccarthy in arizona. a's begin at home, weather and stadium conditions permitting. sonny gray the start for oakland. >> first on tara vanderveer's agenda, sweet 16, accomplished. then get to nashville. that begins tomorrow

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