this is a big national conversation right now, but as a result of this, the mayor of dupont, washingtona military town, has announced he's indefinitely postponing a city-sponsored seahawks rally because of the expected demonstration. nbc's heather graf has the story. >> let's go hawks. >> reporter: never before has the countdown to kickoff been surrounded by so much speculation. >> they all might kneel, who knows. >> reporter: seahawks fans can't help but wonder what their team will do as it relates to recent national anthem protests by nfl players. >> i think solidarity. >> reporter: when seattle has its home opener on sunday, september 11th. >> i think it's a really fine line because, yeah, it's september 11th, like you mentioned, so that's a very touchy date for our country. >> reporter: a careful balance most in this crowd told us between standing up for label injustice and showing respect to the red, white and blue. >> i think that -- i think they have the right to the free speech for a reason and on september 11th is the wrong day to make any kind of stance. >> reporter: mayor of

. >> things went a little less smoothly at dupont. i remember that well, too. during the proxy contest last year, ultimately, you got an outcome with dupont that you are .appy with can you explain how that unfolded? mr. garden: how much time do we have? >> not much. mr. garden: i will not rehash the whole proxy fight, but it is very important for a management team and a board to decide, given our body of work and our track record and our ability to help management teams really be .uccessful operationally when it became clear that we were going to lose the proxy fight, it also became clear to us that we were going to lose a lot of money because the stock was going to crater. never even crossed our minds to sell the stock. it is important to understand that we were going to see this through. a few months later when the company announced they were going to miss their numbers retirement.eo took ed green called us -- i think we were his first call -- he said he would like us to come down and speak to the dupont board and let them know what we think they should do ne

i do not have the liberty to think about my son or anyone else being killed because dupont and circumstance. >> reporter: there are a group appearance at the school as well, at kennedy that are concerned about the safety of this rivalry day on friday night. -- rivalry game >> reporter: j.r. stone, kronnews >> reporter: here in san francisco police as calling the sixth hour standoff a success because the subject was captured and there was no loss of life. we are seeing that often now in san francisco. using crisis intervention more. since the shooting and killing of marleau would separate training has changed and especially at the gun range. --killing of mario woods >> reporter: a lot down was put in place here at the high school and neighboring elementary school and middle school. the schools were shut down during the investigation at the police warranted that there was safe surroundings before they all want the buildings. >> reporter: one student was are rested on campus with interaction with the log down. --lock down >> reporter:inaudible >> steve: there is another scorcher plan for tomor

dupont says it does not change their timing expectations.is the largest ever and the chemical industry. oure: time now for bloomberg quick take where we provide context on issues of interest. have long been the gold standard for assessing voter concerns. they have not been shining lately. their predictions were far up the mark in the scottish independence referendum and a u.s. congressional elections in 2014 and recently failed to indicate the victory of the leave camp and the brexit vote. here's the situation. -- some supporters of donald trump say polls that show him trailing hillary clinton cannot be trusted. analysts say the most reliable raw motors are aggregations of polling data. pollsters face a range of constraints. only half of adults in the u.s. service.bile phone those users tend to screen out unknown callers. here is the background. george gallup created the first scientific political pull back in 1932. he correctly predicted president . roosevelt would win reelection. botch others did picturesns, leading to like this one. here'

. >> caller: let's talk about the dow and dupont merger. you gave a little strategy regarding walgreens and rite aid. what if the government doesn't approve the merger, and question before that, should you employ some type of put strategy? >> no, you don't want to employ a put strategy. you do want to own dow, nice yield. dupont's, i like them both, but dow is the one you should own. gary in illinois. >> caller: boo-yah, jim from the windy city. >> caller: my question is regarding jm smucker. sjm. and i know we like fundamentals around here, but my question is not about fundamentals. fundamentally, this is a company i want to own for my portfolio. >> for the long term. short term wasn't up because of pet food fighting. the main problem with smucker is that the pet food business had a lot of competition, and competitcu guess what happened, the numbers went down. i think at 140 makes sense. i'm sorry i talked over. dave? >> caller: since reporting its second quarter results last thursday, lululemon has a -- is this a good time to buy more of

live in dupont, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> also, new tonight, police are trying to identifyound dead mcmillan reservoir it was in the body -- the body was in the water several days. >>> and we're following breaking news from district. firefighters are on the scene of row house fire in northwest. and this broke out shortly before 11 lamont street and flames became so intense a second alarm was sounded and so far no word on injuries. the firefighters have a number of streets in off. drivers should be on lookout for alternate roots to the get around. right now we don't know the cause of the fire and investigators will try to figure out it once the fire is out. >> six flags america in upper marboro will reon tomorrow as planned. this afternoon police closed amusement park early after someone phoned in a bomb threa threat. park officials evacuated everyone there and no one was hurt and police went to investigate and didn't find anything suspicious. we're told a similar incident happened a couple months ago and park was forced to close then as well. police never found the person t

at dupont circle.att ackland. >> we were talking about this with all the events. >> you can't just let one be the exception >> you're not going to make everybody happy. >> there's this, that will make you happy. a live look, pouring down rain. we can hear it in the studio sue palka. >> lots of lightening and blew up really fast through montgomery county. it's weird. normally we see the storms going northwest to southeast. this is going due south because of a hermine is still kind of guiding it. isn't that interesting? let me get you updated on the warnings and several of them now, we've got a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:45. also the districts, montgomery, i jus m george's county this is going to in view of the fact into arlington as well. let me put this in motion for you so you can see. it is moving due south, maybe even a little bit southwest here with a lot of lightening. maybe the potential of gusts to 60 and some small hail. so it's definitely in on dc, we saw the rain in matt ackland's sh

industry changes.oing massive in the past year, sin genta was china whiley chem dow chemical merged with dupont, consolidations that experts say cropriven by falling prices as farmers are cutting back on buying seeds and andistry like herbicides pesticides. >> this sector has been in the process of transformation for quarters of a year. deals by companies fourhere are only three or left. reporter: monsanto has been struggling. showed aerly report drop in income compared to the before. gain.yer is betting on a >> we are committed to solving of of the biggest challenges society, how to feed a massively in ang population sustainable manner. reporter: if the agreement get the green light from authorities, bayer has promised monsanto a $2 billion breakup fee. will: wall street, energy stocks tumbledter oil prices 3%. only the nasdaq in the green up .33%. less than an hour before the bell.g .1%, frankfurt dax and cac weighed down by lower oil prices. its first fleet unveiledless taxis today. rolled out this pilot program in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where it hopes to have dozens of self-driving cars

. >>> a shooting near a busy dupont circle bar leaves a man hospitalized.t happened just after 3:00 this morning outside the mad hatter bar. dc police arrested 27 year old ryan matthews in connection with the shooting. he's charged with assault with intent to kill. >>> the man who shot president reagan and three other people is a freeman tonight. he was allowed to leave the washington mental hospital he's called home for more than 35 years today and move in with his mother in williams burg, virginia. the 61 year old was released from the hospital after a federal judge ruled in july thinkly is no longer a danger to himself or the public. >>> scary moments at 6 amusement park in maryland when someone phoned in a threat. that prompted park officials to close down the park. an employee tells us they were trying to keep calm as they directed everyone out. >> we were very frightened, but we tried to hold our composure the best we can. >> there's a lot of crazy people out this. >> just said to shut down the park because of the weather. >> reporter: it was a bomb t

. >> dupont, two c companies in the world, forget about it. mean, the eu doesn't even want to see these two companies talking. i mean, this is -- again, a bunch of lawyers who don't worry about it. can i just say, having gone to law school, that you can call me for $1,000, i will tell them this deal doesn't -- just pick a bet -- for charity, of course. but this is another one. do you think of those hurting in the country to begin with. >> and it's going to be closely reviewed with dow and dupont. >> you have your doubts, and we'll have to see what kind included in any deal when and if we get it from these two. >> the spread is because the likelihood of this deal happening is fansful. it it's fanciful. >> you're talking at least a year, likely. >> it's seed and these -- the farmers in europe and the farmers in the united states protected classes. they're protected classes. and you can't do anything that makes it so they suffer, because they're very powerful. we forget, the ag lobby, very bent on that. >> we have some other deals this morning, t

this happened sat morning outside of the mad hatter in dupont circle after the bar had closed. vehicle time inner. the gunman who shot him was arrested. investigating.l firefighters battled a row house fire in force west. in this broke out shortly before 11 on lamont street. the fires and flames become so intense a second alarm had to be sounded. so far, though, no word on any injuries. six people we know of this morning are displaced from their homes. the fire is still under investigation. > still ahead on fox5 news at 8, could the nfl's games be over shadowed by protests today? there is growing concern thatcen some players could refuse to stand for the national anthem om the anniversary of 9/11. plus, how much has the nfl changed since the terrorist attack. take a look at that day and how it changed sports forever. . i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic

firms, dow chemical and dupont agreed to merge. and in february, a chinese state-owned company agreed to buy a swiss agra chemical firm. >>> following the news, share prices of monsanto rose 0.6% but u.s. stock prices ended mixed overall. lower oil prices continue to weigh on sentiment, some tech companies gained and the dow jones industrial average fell almost .2% to the lowest level in two months. the tech-heavy nasdaq, though, was up a third of a percent. now let's see what's happening here in tokyo. we are going to go to ramin mellegard for that. he's at the tokyo stock exchange. good morning, what are you seeing at the opening there? >> reporter: a mixed picture in new york but tech shares were definitely boosted by shares of apple and it rose around 3.5% and that's after a brokerage upgraded its outlook, so we'll watch out for component makers here in japan. but oil prices or oil price volatility really still keeping a lot of investors on their toes. let's have a look at the nikkei and broader topix kicking off thursday septe

a five-year-old girl was air lifted to a.i. dupont hospital where she remains in critical condition.er adults were taken to christiana hospital in serious condition forehead injuries. >>> and relief could be on the way for drivers routinely stuck in all that bumper-to-bumper traffic on the schuylkill. yesterday penndot and septa announced an improvement plan to help ease the congestion between king of prussia and philadelphia. as part of the $125 million plan, new electronic signage would allow officials to adjust the speed limit based on traffic and weather. penndot would also transform the shoulders of the interstate into part time travel lanes. septa plans to add new larger city -- i should say new larger capacity trains. ly. >> time for your first look at business at the big board. wells fargo ceo john stump says he will forfeit $41 million in stock awards as the bank launches a probe into its phony account scandal. kerry tull stead has left the company and she will forfeit $19 million of her stock awards. stump is due back on capitol hill for a hearing and maybe another grilling

>> reporter: vai and tracy, wee on dupont highway to give you an idea of what drivers are experienced. at the intersection of cristian that road. some of the big trucks here earlier this morning. we're starting to see more traffic as the day goes on. you can see the rain is falling, it's pretty steady at this point. it picks up every now and then. you might see that in the lights. also what we're experiencing as i try to hold up my umbrella, gusty winds as well. you can see some of the flags here blowing as well. and throughout the area, we've been seeing the same issue. right here, you can see, this umbrella -- well, that's going to need a real fixing at this point. yeah, it's a little windy out there. maybe not a good idea for an umbrella. the next time i see you at 5:30, i'll have my hood up. be careful on the roads. of course, some of the side streets could be flooded. take it slow. for now, i'm live in new castle, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> 5:03. 61 degrees. new this morning, philadelphia police arrested a man for allegedly driving drunk after his pickup truck crashed into a

the annual two-day radio-thon under way at the dupont hospital for children in wilmington. our delaware partners sister stations are raising money for research to give children a happier hospital stay. >>> i'm amy from csn. coming up, carson wentz gets set for his nfl debut. the sixers bring back a familiar face. details next in sports. >>> i'm amy from csn. the future arrives sunday for the eagles. carson wentz will make his debut against the browns. john clark has more from the nova care complex. >> reporter: carson wentz will become the first eagles rookie quarterback to start a season opener in 77 years. he's been waiting all his life for this moment. and the kid from fargo, north dakota, says this stage will not be too big for him. this is just his second practice with the first team offense. but he says he is comfortable and confident with the playbook. they don't have to scale anything back. >> interacting with coach pederson has been awesome from day one. he's been nothing but very helpful. he really instills confidence in me. just knowing that, you know, you just h

it doesn't help that we still don't know what the outcome of dow dupont is, even though we think that'soing to pass approval. we don't know what they're going to have to divest. so at this point, i think people assume that everything will stay consolidated. >> it's also coming at a time when agricultural prices are down. and one of the arguments that the companies are making is that it will boost prices. do you see that this deal significantly increasing prices, or just marginally? >> well, i mean, farmer net income is down, because corn prices are down, or crop prices are down. but the farmer input cost has not done down. seed pricing relatively stable. what farmers are concerned about is seed pricing will go up. seed pricing has practically doubled in the last ten years and they're going to continue if the competition is less. >> why do you think the stock price on monsanto is where it is today when the deal price is $128 a share? i think we had it at $106. >> yes, the stock prices have barely moved. i think investors do see the fairly hefty regulatory concern or political concern. if

they will raise money for ai dupont hospital for children.del will take calls and collecç donations. last year's radio-a-thon raised month are than $300,000. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 5:08. 74 degrees. if you're heading out right now, we have a pleasant summer morning. it is still summer even though it is after labor day. turn up the heat today, temperatures hitting 90 degrees in philadelphia and even hotter in the coming days. but this evening, it will be dry. a pleasant evening. we do need rainfall, no sign of any rain showers. the threat of any showers is going to be limited to the shore today. while inland for philadelphia, it stays dry. those are the remnants of hermine. there's still a low pressure area. it could spin showers to the shore and further inland. hour-by-hour future cast shows the showers lingering around the coast. a few scattered showers in central new jersey along the coast. those showers are less likely for the south, even less likely for the delaware beaches. look at this, as we go into the early eveni

dupont, washington, that's the name of the town, now says it's cancelling a real for the team.. won't kneel like kaepernick does. will lock arms during the national anthem and tomorrow is the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. fans from the area nearby say they are outraged. >> i think they have the right to this free speech for a reason, and on september 11th is the wrong day to make any kind of stance. >> the seahawks are scheduled to play the miami dolphins tomorrow afternoon. we'll see how that turns out. >> all right. we do want to check in now with comcast sports fallon smith right now. >> a lot going on. all right, guys. well, last year 49ers guard anthony davis took a year off from football. he contemplated retirement and decided to come back this year. well, just a few days before the season opener he's considering hanging up the cleats once again, yes. on saturday afternoon davis was a no show for 49ers practice which raised cause for concern, but the team said it wasn't injury-related. our csn bay area insider matt maiocco was there and has more on anthony da

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christian caba received his diploma in front of family friends and doctors at a.i. dupont hospital forldren. he has muscular dystrophy and a weakened heart. but despite that his teacher said that he has worked hard to achieve his diploma. congratulations. >>> abc news with david muir is next on channel six. "action news" continues at 10:00 upon phl17 with brian taff sharrie williams and ducis rodgers. please join us for "action news at 11:00 on channel6. for cecily tynan jaime apody ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news at 11:00. >> ♪ for senate, katie mcginty will stand up to the big oil polluters. she'll work to protect our air and water and make us a leader in clean energy jobs. and millionaire pat toomey? he's for the big oil polluters. toomey voted to protect twenty-four billion dollars in tax breaks for oil companies. and they've given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. pat toomey: he's not for us. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> tonight, b

when it determines if the dow- dupont merger or chemchina-syngenta and monsanto-bayer buyouts violates anti-trust laws... "i'm very concerned about these mergers and the hearing was to tell the justice department and the we're looking over your shoulder, we expect due diligence to make sure the anti-trust laws are enforced." ---- harvest was slowed down a bit this week by rains across the country.. but so far the grain market is reacting to early yield results.. "we're starting to trade some of the early harvest results, and at this point it's still pretty early. a lot of rain, bean yields are good. " "we're the early corn numbers as we really start to build big numbers for illinois for example. corn's rallied, we've been up into a sell signal. not really wanting to sell at this time of year at all. beans we could trigger a sell signal here in the next couple days, we're real close to it. so it could be a small bean selling opportunity at the minute." "china gave us some bullish news opening up the beef exports over to china which we haven't seen for a while so that's been positive. bi

a five-year-old girl was lifted to a.i. dupont hospital. she remains in critical condition.er adults were taken to christiana hospital with some serious head injuries. >>> a philadelphia parking authority chief is on the outs now that a complaint dating back 10 years has come to light. executive director vince fenerty is suspended with the intender to fire. fenerty was disciplined over a sexual harassment claim last year and ordered who into counseling. in light of this new complaint which dates back to 2006 the chairman of the parking authority board told "action news" he can no longer defend fenerty keeping his job. >> penndot has big plans to reduce bumper to bumper traffic on the schuylkill expressway but it might be awhile. the $125 million project aims to ease congestion between king of prussia and philadelphia. within the next year, work will start on electronic signage allowing fishes to adjust the speed limit based on traffic and weather. penndot would allow periodically drivers to use the shoulders of the interstate as part-time travel lanes but that would be at le

dupont owned a 23% share in general motors at the time. and they created this story to help us believe this is what we prefer. and since then we have accepted the story because we forget the past. and you all know that those who can't remember the past are condemned to repeat it. so i urge you to remember the past. thank you. if there are any questions or whatever, feel free to chime in. but we only have the another minute or two of class. all right. well, thank you, you have been a patient audience. >>> this week during american history tv primetime, we feature our lectures in history series taking you to college classrooms across the country. each night we debut a new lecture. tonight, a look at how the u.s. transportation system developed. we begin at 8:00 eastern with a development of parkways and freeways, from an iowa state university lecture. then from the university of virginia, a look at the impact of cars on u.s. cities. at 10:30 eastern, the development of the electric rail system, taken from a clemson university lecture. americ

the dow and dupont has not commented. the deal is the largest ever in the chemical industry.185 million to resolve claims that those workers opened deposit and credit card accounts without customers knowing about it. fargo says-- wells it will be compensated. according to people familiar with the matter, amazon is pursuing video rights to a wide range of sports, including the french open tennis tournament and professional rugby. live sports would give amazon an edge over streaming rivals such as netflix. coming up shortly is "bloomberg " with david westin and jonathan ferro. jon, i know you will be talking , and there is all this central-bank talk. jon: a real shakeout in the global bond market. a record-setting rally so far in 2016. speculation over central banks, steeper yield curves. jeff gundlach takes on the work function on the bloomberg terminal. we will get some insight from former minneapolis fed president gary stern. my question is, why, key, did code daysneed does off just because he went to yankee stadium? -- this tom keene need two days off just because he we

doubt and dupont are working on their deal. -- dow and dupont are working on their deal.ve the shares decline since the initial offer? >> people are concerned that a deal will happen and then regulators will block it. a lot of this is tied to whether ors u.s. regulators regulators at the department of justice or federal trade commission or eu regulators. they feel someone will block it. this is our function that gives you a snapshot of all the mergers and acquisitions activity. this shows a chart of the activity we have seen. this year, we have seen a slowdown in the last couple of months. after labor day is when things start to get interesting across industries. last year, we saw some big deals in november. now we are going into an election year so you wonder what impact this will have. my sense is that september and early october will be busy. enbridge did a $28 billion deal, carl icahn announced a deal. there were five or $6 billion plus situations that went on today. september should be busy from what we can tell. i think we will see a lot of and and a activity. inves

to big takeovers pending, dupont and dow chemicals.itrust chief industry quite concentrated. the chief vote has executive thinking about moving to headquarters outside the uk. said 76% areg firm considering some form of relocation. the ability to do business will be disrupted once the country leaves the eu. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: the bank governor has been speaking. we know the federal reserve has been planning to ramp up stress tests. we have been awaiting the results of this. now saying the central bank will capital the old conservation buffer for a new capital buffer. derived from their own results. the lowest point in the nine quarters of the high blood -- hypothetical stress period. if it started at 13% and drop to eight, the buffer would be 5% and not allowed to go below 2.5%. now taking a look at the markets. the dow jones down about .8%. 18,111. 15 points lower. the nasdaq is down. we heard abigail doolittle -- giving us more from the nasdaq. mark: airbnb gets another blockbuster funding rounds, $5

when it determines if the dow- dupont merger or chemchina-syngenta and monsanto-bayer buyouts violates anti-trust laws... "i'm very concerned about these mergers and the hearing was to tell the justice department and the federal trade commission that w over your shoulder, we expect due diligence to make sure the anti-trust laws are enforced." ---- harvest was slowed down a bit this week by rains across the country.. but so far the grain market is reacting to early yield results.. "we're starting to trade some of the early harvest results, and at this point it's still pretty early. a lot of rain, bean yields are good. " "we're the early corn numbers as we really start to build big numbers for illinois for example. corn's rallied, we've been up into a sell signal. not really wanting to sell at this time of year at all. beans we could trigger a sell signal here in the next couple days, we're real close to it. so it could be a small bean selling opportunity at the minute." "china gave us some bullish news opening up the beef exports over to china which that's been positive. big supplies co

dupont hospital for children. he is in good condition. >>> a woman fell off a wave runner in the delaware river. marine police helped to rescue her from the water. the woman is expected to be okay. >>> the man who calls himself philly jesus has been found guilty of trespass. his real name is michael grant. he was convicted of trespassing at the apple store back in the spring. we showed you his arrest back in may because he refused to leave. the apple manager said the 7-foot cross that he was carrying was blocking an aisle. a judge sentenced philly jesus to 3 months probation, his lawyer plans to appeal. >>> 6:06. banking regulators have hit wells fargo with huge fines over a bank account scandal now the feds are getting involved. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in time square. there was a time when the company was sterling. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are investigating wells fargo over the fake account scandal. u.s. attorney's office in california and new york are conducting the investigation. that's accor

they told me they were rushing me to dupont hospital. within two days i was told i have wilson's disease. what this is, i have basically had it my whole life. it only became present now. basically it causes too much copper to build up in your liver, brain or over organs. a lot of copper eventually caused my liver to fail. i was told i would be on medication for the rest of my life. the next day i was told i needed to be rushed to the top of the transplant list. a lot of time waiting on the transplant list. nothing became available. my family and friends got tested to be liver living donors. my brother's girlfriend donated 40% of her liver and both of them will regenerate. >> how are you doing now? >> i am good. i had a lot of complications but i'm good now. >> you look great. >> the whole message is the importance of organ donation. >> absolutely. at any given time there's 120,000 people on that list waiting far life-saving organ transplant. i'm very blessed to help at least four students every year. i have given the scholarship to 48 ch

the european union is suspending its review of the dow dupont merger, which means the approval process will take even longer. e-u's antitrust regulator says neither company has submitted important information the e-u asked for as part of its review. fire broke out at a usda building in maryland this week. federal agents say there are no initial signs of a criminal intent. that news from a spokesman at the atf. the storage shed that burned on tuesday was at a usda complex in beltsville, a washington suburb. it was one of after getting anonymous threats. the flames took about two hours to put out...no injuries were reported. which court should hear challenges to the epa's wotus rule? that's a question farm groups want answered by the u.s. supreme court. the organizations want the high court to review whether or not the sixth circuit court of appeals is the right venue to hear challenges to the rule. earlier, the sixth circuit court dismissed legal challenges that said federal district court is the right place to hear the case not an appeals courtafbf's ellen steen says quote, "now is the

like monsanto and dupont.. say the mergers allow for expansion of innovation and choice for farmers.. however.. the state owned seed company chemchina.. which is set to buy syngenta.. was not there to comment.. iowa senator chuck grassley says the concentration of the industry will reduce choice.. and raise prices.. ---- well.. there's a new organic association for farmers.. rodale institute.. an organic new membership organization.. the organic farmers association will give a voice for organic farmers on policy.. help with networking.. and serve as a resource center. in the release.. they say there are no national organizations specifically by organic farmers.. to help organic farmers.. they want to unite the 20,000 organic farms across the country membership is a hundred dollars a year.. and non-farmers can get a supporter membership.. for the same.. each farm gets one vote grains are lost a bit what they won tuesday.. market analyst angie setzer has more.. "the fact that we've seen a good bump in price, in s

and this is my biggest work in theater,n, the toy which shows the view of what dupont circle was like when the population for started moving up the theurrounded by proscenium of a theater i had and i was a kid. i met a man who bought an apartment in the army building a faces the mural, because he said he liked the view. just a few oddments here. this is a view of paris that i've put in someone's house. it kind of worked well, i sort of liked it. this was for another guy, who wanted a fake window with a view of the chrysler building, which also worked as well -- quite well. these are fire boards. in the 19 century, it was popular to have a cut out in front of the fireplace in summer -- a hound and a pretty lady. the canal in georgetown. -- this people ask me is a later view of the white house, 1850, again from tiber creek. the white house was built on a swamp, i guess everybody knows that. it was beautiful. the early accounts of washington -- it was beautiful. george washington was a really smart guy. so often i have noticed, the bad weather just goes right around us. beware of tornado

like monsanto and dupont.. say the mergers allow for expansion of innovation and choice for farmers.. however.. the state owned seed company chemchina.. which is set to buy syngenta.. was not there to comment.. iowa senator chuck grassley says the concentration of the industry well.. there's a new organic association for farmers.. rodale institute.. an organic research organization.. has launched a new membership organization.. the organic farmers association will give a voice for organic farmers on policy.. help with networking.. and serve as a resource center. in the release.. they say there are no national organizations specifically by organic farmers.. to help organic farmers.. they want to unite the 20,000 organic farms across the country membership is a hundred dollars a year.. and non-farmers can get a supporter membership.. for the same.. each farm gets one vote on policy issues.. ---- the grains are lost a bit what they won tuesday.. market analyst angie setzer has more.. "the fact that we've seen a go

there will be a hearing going over a bunch of the big dow, dupont, syngenta and now maybe monsanto and bayer will be there. he says he wants to get everything out on the table. "but the most important thing is to put pressure on the justice department and the federal trade commission to make sure that our anti-trust laws are fully enforced and that mergers do not violate those anti-trust laws." grassley says anti-trust laws are written to protect the consumer.. the proposed mergers or buyouts could limit the most of the gasoline sold in the u-s has about 10 percent ethanol.. five years ago.. the environmental protection agency approved use of 15 percent ethanol.. called e-15 for all vehicles made the year 2001 or after.. today.. iowa governor terry branstad issues a proclamation saying september 16th is iowa e-15 day.. opening up the gasoline for the winter driving season.. the summer blend is designed for on that day.. 21 kum and go stores in des moines are offering a promotional e-15 deal to 2001 and newer vehicles of a dollar 15 cents a gallon.. during day hours.. there are around 7

in dupont willw merge. thanks for joining us.ndrew hauled joining us with the later asked the latest on the buy it monsanto. and the first of three crucial policy decisions in the next few days. the bank is expected to hold that markets will be looking for any clues as to what may lie ahead. david joins us now. they are in the unenviable position of trying to figure out how the uk's economy will look in the month had and we have not even had a brexit yet. we have had a vote but nobody really knows what the conditions of the uk's economy will be at the relevant policy timeline the boe has to do with. david: that is a good point. that has led to this unexpected sweep -- sweet spot. go with the economic reality that he will likely have to deal with one or two years down the road. let's start with what we expect for tonight. we're not expecting anything. , that basically shows the probability which is virtually 100% that rates are at .2 5%.nt -- we talk about the unexpected sweet spot, there is a great preview piece on the website th

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in the dow, dupont, syngenta and now maybe monsanto and bayer will be there. he says he wants to get everything out on the table. "but the most important thing is to put pressure on the justice department and the federal trade commission to make sure that our anti-trust laws are fully enforced and that mergers do not violate those anti-trust laws." grassley says anti-trust laws are written to protect the consumer.. the proposed mergers or buyouts could limit the most of the gasoline sold in the u-s has about 10 percent ethanol.. five years ago.. the environmental protection agency approved use of 15 percent ethanol.. called e-15 for all vehicles made the year 2001 or after.. today.. iowa governor terry branstad september 16th is iowa e-15 day.. opening up the gasoline for the winter driving season.. the summer blend is designed for flex fuel vehicles.. coinciding on that day.. 21 kum and go stores in des moines are offering a promotional e-15 deal to 2001 and newer vehicles of a dollar 15 cents a gallon.. during day hours.. there are around 70 gas stations aro

the proposed mergers include dow and dupont, the chemchina plan to buy syngenta, and a newly reported offer by and speaking of consolidation.. the boards of directors of first farm credit services, agstar financial services, and badgerland financial unanimously voted to recommend a merger of their three associations to respective members and stockholders.. agribank funds the three associations and would need to review it.. and the farm credit administration would also need to give regulatory approval.. the proposed merger would little relief at the end of the week.. while grains at least were a little in the green.. "there's just enough uncertainty out here with harvest in many regions, the expectations are for great to wonderful just about everywhere there. but as the yield reports and different things start to filter in slowly, it's maybe indicative that everything's maybe not perfect out there. that uncertainty as well as crop reports next week have cut short just a little bit uncomfortable and maybe start coming out of their positions a bit. and then throw in the extra added eleme

in honor of the families, and there was a yearly tribute on the overpass of highway 24, and rick dupont put together a tribute from the bridge. >> the deadliest terror attack in the world history, and the most serious attack on american soil since pearl harbor in 1941. [ music playing ]. >> i have never felt this so completely in total shock, i will never forget it. i came in and woke him up, and he just got a call from his boss telling us to turn on the tv. >> i was freaking out, one of those moments when you wonder what will happen next.>> i was at home, and i saw it on the news, and the first thing i did was to call my mom to see if she knew what was going on. >> at that moment you realize life is important, and those that drive -- that died in the world trade center, their lives were important as well. >> it put perspective on things, our loved ones. >> we must remember that these events define us.>> we don't forget those that are lost and those that are protecting us.>> it seems like other years just coming go, and i don't want to see that happen. >> i think in some aspects it is b

it was a full house as executives from bayer, monsanto, syngenta, dow and dupont defended the mergers, calling it a win for farmers. but not everyone saw it this way. iowa senator chuck grassley says he fears the mergers will further concentrate an industry that's already gone through massive ays says ncga believe true competition isn't just based on number of plyayers, but on evenly matched companies fighting for market share. we do believe consolidation is compounded by the regulatory barriers facing agriculture. domestic regulatory hurdles and delays in international approvals represent signifiant barriers in markets that are slowing innovation and driving up costs. we'll have more coverage of the heraing in our farm journal report. the senate slamming epa over it's waters of the u-s rule. in a report rleased this week, the u-s senate committee on environment and public works says case studies show these regulatrions show the most extreme overreaches of a federal authority. one case study from 2014 showed the corps used soil surveys and google earth aerial photos to claim the lando