as gavin was talking about, the liquidation.his will be the lowest price that you have seen since 2002 where we had 30-cents a pound back then. >> that's pork. gavin, what would you recommend a producer who has corn -- corn prices may go down? >> it does lookalike we have pretty strong chance of some pretty weak corn prices going in the fall. we're going to see a record amount of on farm storage this year. that's a reflection of producers viewing corn as an asset that they want to hold on and are only going to part with it at attractive looking prices. every producer has a rough ride over the last couple of years but there have been chances to sell corn at profitable levels. the key is for any producer, even if he is sitting on half a million, he has to know when to take a chance when he sees it and pull the trigger. what we don't want is producers watching great opportunities go by and then they come into the next harvest still with plenty of old crop in the bin. those kind of sales can be painful and you're leaving money on th

a jeffrey brown conversation with james gavin, author of a new biography about performer lena horne.is excerpt, gavin talks about how horne helped break the color barrier in hollywood and beyond. >> every phase of the journey through life somehow mirrors the development of the civil rights movement and all kinds of cultural changes in this country. and i think that this is the story of everything that lead up to this last presidential election, this -- her story is the story of the people who sacrificed and struggled in order to make this kind of major change. >> lehrer: you can find the conversation with james gavin on our art beat page. >> lehrer: "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations. tonight, a special health care roundtable answering viewers' questions. we'll see you on-line, and again here monday evening. have a nice weekend. i'm jim lehrer, thank you and good night. major funding for the newshour with jim lehrer is provided by: chevron. intel. supporting math and science education for tomorrow's innovators. the national science foundation. suppo

patrick gavin joins me. what's going on? >> no one knows what's going on. i think what we need to figure out is what's going to happen to stormy daniels' potential political ambitions. she's thinking about challenging republican david vitter who has had some infidelity problems of his own. her argument is that, look, all of my dirty laundry is out there and exposed and i'm not a hypocrite. david vitter she says is a hypocrite. that may or anmay not be true. but this may lend an air of unreliability to her home life and poe lengthsly her leadership as well. this definitely affects her campaign. >> last hour you said this is louisiana state politics and in fact when it comes to this car explosion of her associate, one of her advisors, does this have anything to do with her campaign, with her running for office? >> well, the local affiliate, local fire department, recently came out and said that it wasn't a bomb explosion. a car definitely was ablaze but there was no explosion. that can mean all sorts of things. that could be faulty wiring, who knows. it almos

. >> in baltimore that is gavin. >> has to happen eventually. >>> the orioles road trip continues through this weekend after the orioles wrap up with the tigers in detroit they will go to toronto to take on the blue jays. masn on wjz. see the birds in action at the rogers center saturday afternoon at 1:00 on wjz 13. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at noon. we are always hearing how high cholesterol is bad for your heart, but do you know the condition threatenings memory as well. >>> for all of the constant updates of the day's news and the first warning weather >>> the september 11 attacks in new york city are causing health problems for tens of thousands of people. our reporter kellye lynn joins us on that. kellye. >> a lot of people who were there suffered breathing problems. they are lasting and pernant. 4,000 rescue workers were in 9/11. and an estimated 25,000 has since developed asthma and 61,000 suffer from post traumatic stress disorder. >>> high cholesterol does dam to more than just your heart, it could be bad for your brain too. a new study finds people with higher, even b

patrick gavin of politico joins me right now from our washington bureau.actly happened here, patrick? >> well, what happened is what you said. she came home upset that her husband hadn't done the laundry, was a bit behind on paying their bills so some plants were thrown, she was picked up, she got her mug shot. which she should know, if you're going into louisiana politics a mug shot seems to be a hallmark in that state. you should get it after you get elected, so say nothing of the the fact i'm a sure she's upset in her mug shot she doesn't have much makeup on so it is not the most flattering picture for somebody who's and adult film star. >> well mug shot requirements aside, you say facetiously, listen to contessa brewer's interview with daniels back in may when she first announced she was thinking of running. >> the less seriously opponents take me the easier it is to sneak up on them. it maybe will inspire someone else who is extremely qualified who's the best person from the state to do the job. maybe it will encourage that person to step up and run,

going against gavin floyd her. >>> that exhibition soccer game last month brought thousands to m & t bank stadium. now charm city has made the cut. the stadium is now among 27 venues being considered for the 28 team or the 22 world cup. city officials will now have to wait until december to find out if they made the list down to 18. they that is also when the international soccer will decide the two world cups. take a look at this. this is one of the most grueling races. an all out sprint to the finish. melanie with jamaica. she won the women's race for celebrating with the mascot. her legs were tired and the mask was covering his eyes because he crashed in a stack of hurdles sending the pair flying backwards. both were okay. oh, geez. all right. coming up on "good morning, maryland," be prepared to shell out even more for your morning jolt of starbuck's coffee. >>> plus -- >> they were on the field getting ready for another football season when they got sick. i'm linda so. why a dozen high school players had to be rushed to the hospital. fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this b

it was a question i put to gavin grant, who was once a candidate. they pitched their ideas to the former cabinet minister, frank dobson. i asked alistair morrison what an advertisement for an mp would say. >> most of them do not go into it for money. there is a principle there. from an advertising point of view, if we tell the story of what they actually do, show how they are out there in the constituencies, the work and the difference they make a local level, that is something people actually need to see. the average person the pub is ignoring what they are seeing, and they do not want to see the truth. to have a credible advertising store, you to build on the truth. >> what they do in their constituency is the unrecognized part of their job? >> very much so. if you were looking for a slogan to come back to, we would be looking for something like serving you, not greed. >> a lot of evidence says that people saysmp's are a terrible ones, but not mine. there are seen in the local press and local media and by the local community. >> how does all this

they get picked up by far in newspapers as well near >> we appreciate you, gavin cordon, for joining us. thank you for the update. that speech by william hague, the british conservative party's shadow foreign secretary. this was at the institute for strategic studies in london. >> thank you and good afternoon. it's great to be here again at iiss. i think this is the third time in four years that i have spoken on the 21st of july, parliament cannot go into our recess until i deliver my speech. i thank you for assuring me that i would only be 30 minutes on television and i was still sitting there two hours later. but two hours of arab translation versus the same time in parliament is different. the coming general election will be of extraordinary magnitude, with the proportion of national income running at its highest as the second world war, there is no doubt that the principal legacy of the current government to its successors and the next generation will be that, and that on a scale that will take many years to scale back. -- will be debt, and get on a scale that will take many year

the r&b group boys 2 men will perform and gavin degraw will take center stage at the fairgrounds. in addition to live entertainment, there are thrilling rides, plenty of good food and bad for you food. it runs through labor day at the state fairgrounds in timonium. >> and we're not going to be there this year. >> but we might be there. >> oh, yeah? >> just showing -- >> everyday folk. >> but we're not going to have a booth? >> we're not going to have a booth. >> something out of the ordinary. >> you won't get your balloons. >> i'll get my hot dogs and have to pay for them. >> okay. >> had to pay for them last year anyhow. >> the recession. >> that's right. things are tough. down at the inner harbor, some folks are having a good time around the region right now. our temperature at bwi thurgood marshall 82 degrees. 56% humidity. wind from the south at 3. and the pressure falling, 30.07. there are your tides at fort mchenry. 11:32 in the morning. low tide 5:43 in the afternoon. winds tomorrow from the west at 6 to 12. sunrise 6:29. we'll set at 7:46. low this morning 62 degrees. the

gavin cordon, what is organization all about? >> awful range of stories. it is essentially the media broadcasts, newspapers, it can be picked up by foreign media as well. >> thank you for joining us. now that speech on foreign- policy by david cameron. these remarks are from earlier this summer. >> thank you for those words about honesty and openness about public spending, something that prime minister and i discussed in a less calm atmosphere yesterday. you have a remarkable history in just over a century, you found the discovery of penicillin, fiber optics, and have a 14 noble laureates to your name. they have put real power into people's hands and have changed the world. that is why i want -- what i want to talk about today, people power in this country. after a political crisis this year, the consensus for changes overwhelming but the reality so far has been underwhelming. expenses claims, announcements made behind that door of the iraq inquiry, and a prime minister who is talked about restoring the authority of parliament but is still making announcem

gavin records will feature him on a record called alma mater featuring the pope speaking and singingprayers. supply the pope's vocals from previous speeches and speeches. recorded the accompaniments in london's abbey road studios. the studios of course of players thplace that famous musicians record almost all of their albums. two of the beatles. john lennon and paul mccartney stleen in this photograph from 1968. will the pope achieve rock star status as his previous predecessor pope paul benedict ii did? we'll have to see. comes out at the end of october. and on that note that is "worldfocus" here in friday evening and this week. if you missed any of this week's programs, you can catch up with them again by going to our website, that's worldfocus.org. i am martin savidgk. as always, thank you very much for joining us. we'll look forward to seeing you back here on monday. until then, have a great weekend. >>> "worldfocus" is made possible, in part, by the >>> "worldfocus" is made possible, in part, by the following funders -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

at the rate they were going, gavin was hearing a sheep every 2 minutes 52 seconds.g was finishing in 2 minutes 23 seconds. >>> up intersection a newest showcases the ago industry. welcome back to u-s farm report. there's a new show launching in january that's positioned to become a regular fixture on the farm show circuit. the "ag connect expo" will run january 12th through the 15th in orlando. organizers call it "the next generation" of ag >> in orlando. organizers call it the next generation of ago expos. >> time is so valuable these days. we wanted to offer a product of what they wanted to see. something that they said, they wanted the opportunity to sit down and connect with people that had like interests. so a lot of our educational programs are turned into a networking opportunity. you could be sitting next to somebody from the next county or somebody from brazil or russia to talk about the best practices that those operators are employing in their businesses today. >> to learn more about the expo head online to agoconnect.com. >>> john deere has rolled out th

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that's gavin robert heydt arrived on wednesdayngrats >>cora >> live, and in hd, this is an abc 7 newsd morning, washington. it is 8:56. two people died in a small plane crash in maryland. the plane went down in a cornfield carroll county saturday morning. it happened minutes after taking off from the airport. a 61-year-old and a 66-year-old were killed in the crash. the airport owner says the pilot flew from the air strip two or three times a week and rented hangar space for three years. federal investigators are investigatg. >>> be prepared for major delays on the red line on metro. the same goes for the orange line and sunday through thursday nights in the evening. they will be having a major switch replacement. if you head out to the, take your water bottle. it will be a hot one. >> if you step outside, you might be tempted to go back inside because the hottest day this summer it 96 and we could beat that record today and tomorrow and tuesday. this morning, any showers are will to the north. the warm front came through overnight so it is hot and hazy and humid today. temperatures a

. >> keith gavin, thank you. >>> playing high school sports on a hot day like this can be a real challenge. high school football practices are increasingly under scrutiny these days. today, some teens are putting players through special training to help them avoid the dangers. reporter scott friedman has that story. >> reporter: the first day of practice. helmets on, watering stations ready as the players tackle the heat. >> of course, we constantly talk to them about nutrition, hydrating their body and making sure they've done things 24, 48 hours before. >> reporter: this year, high school football teams will get a formal training session reminding them how to recognize the danger signs. >> they just tell you to drink lots of water. drink some water, get water in your system. >> reporter: at carter high school, the coaches are extra aware. in 2004, a player died of heat stroke after a practice. it remains a stop concern for coaches and parents. >> i definitely agree that they're doing it more than enough, you know. their part on making sure that those children are staying healthy out here

let me bring in bill gavin. he joins me via skype. if he reported her missing and just disappears, doesn't that automatically lead you to suspicion? >> when you look at the fact that she was last seen on friday night. she's discovered at 7:00 a.m. on saturday by somebody going through a dumpster. she's in a piece of luggage in the dumpster, strangled to death. and he doesn't file a missing person's report until after she's discovered. then after that, he goes missing. there is a lot of work being done now. first of all, the primary thing is to find him and hear what he has to say. i'm sure that authorities in california have put all their resources to work. even in cop ration with canada to find out -- >> and bill, if her body's found in a suitcase, in a dumpster, the preliminary coroner's report indicate she was strangled, but they're still waiting on an official cause of death here. how important will forensics be in terms of providing evidence in terms of who killed her? >> forensics will be all-important. to be able to do things w

but earth summit joining us from london to talk about the political situation is gavin cordon. nike from joining us. we know by law that prime minister gordon brown and the labour party have to call an election by june. >> all the signs that it will be earlier than that. that is the normal time when elections are held. it could cut in june but i expect the first week in may. why don't think that that will be a move for an earlier election now. some mp's unhappy with gordon brown have tried to force him out but i think the time for that has now passed. >> most polls show that david cameron and the conservative party with a 15% edge over labour. with that kind of a lead, what is the conservative party strategy? >> the conservative party strategy is to keep on going. and not to rock the vote. and the big question has been what can labour do to get out a whole that they iran? there doesn't seem to be anything that is going to work. the biggest questions are all revolving around the united states -- being hit hard by the recession, and that has made for a lot of tough choices in the

keith gavin joins us with this story that has a happy ending. >> it's a story that has animal-lovers shocked and angry. investigators don't know if the dog was hurt in an illegal dog figh but what's clear is someone tried to hide the evidence. >> reporte a canine on the mend after she was clinging to life in a dumpster. the dog now known as trooper discarded like a piece of trash. >> i sawinutg ockti ringut o ri there. out of that trash can there. >> reporter: trooper was found friday in southeast. wh leroy robinson approached the dumpster, he heard thrashing and wimpering. >> the dog was in the trash can. i didn't know if he was dead or alive. >> reporter: robinson called the humane society's hotline. dispatched was eve russell. she found a dog wrapped in a trash bag that was duct taped to her body. >> i was in a bit of disbelief when the dispatcher was describing to me what the witnesses were seeing. when i got to the scene, it was even worse than i expected. i was shocked. it was probably one of the most pathetic things i've ever seen. >> reporter: seeing signs of life, russell ra

. >> reporter: san francisco mayor gavin new? is among a crowd of early candidates to be the state's next governor. california's recovery and success, he says, is important to all americans. >> in many ways, as a state goes so does the economy of the united states of america and impacts every single one of us in this california, california in the country. >> california is essential, everyone across this country should be very concerned about california's fate and future in relationship to their fate and future. >> the california dream may be more illusive than it once was, but if america's economy is to recover fully the golden state will have to shine again. ♪ >> with a lot of exercise. move your hips and roll your cb b@t helfa b bty boop. ♪ got a language of my own. in every home. you surely know it, it is boop, boop dedoop. >> august 9th, 1930, 79 years ago today, the day a hollywood icon first emerged from the ink well. >> for that was the day the cartoon dishes opened in theaters featuring a singer with a little girl voice,

here with us now, "politico" patrick gavin a look at the morning playbook. you. >> willie, i've always respected you for your courage and bravery. it wasn't until my alarm went off at 3:00 this morning i really really felt what you deferred. >> try doing it five days a week my man, then call me. >> does your wife also smack you on the head to turn the alarm clock off right away? >> no, she moved out a long time ago. >> i have that to look forward to. >> let's talk about ted ken dirks obviously the last day and a half reserved for tributes for the most part there. are some people not joining the choir on that. tell us about that. >> that's right. most conservatives are laying down their criticism for the time being. some aren't. online web editors at almost any website that features a ted kennedy article have been frantically scrambling to try to sensor comments, trying to figure out what comments are okay, what are not. conservative columnist andrew brig brightbar led the charge calling kennedy a villain and saying other things we can't necessarily repeat on