i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.28 oc: standard welcome to the agribusiness report, i'm david geiger. ---- the u-s-d-a's quarterly grain stocks report.. is out.. and old crop corn and beans are up from projections.. slightly.. stocks reports like this help out farmers and market speculators by telling them how much corn.. wheat.. and beans there are in the country.. don roose with u-s commodities says it lets you know the exact amounts as of september 1.. "it tells you what kind of reserve we have to start at the end of the year, before we star the next year. what kind of a cushion we have to work with. so it gives us an idea of our supply." on the numbers side.. old crop corn.. is at one point seven four billion bushels.. up a bit from last year.. of that.. on farm storage is up six percent.. at 627 million up three percent at one hundred 97 million bushels.. june to august disappearance is up.. that means residual or unaccounted for demand.. so at'0 llion bushels.. ybean ocks on ft 41 point six million bushe

happen to him, general geiger would take over the army.iger took over command of the 10th army, first time a marine officer commanded so large an organization. >> miles away, the general got the word about his adversary's death. >> he got word that my father had been killed. his staff thought it was the best news they had ever heard. but no for him. he was very moved. >> ishujima and his staff, highly respected by the emperor. they decide they can't face defeat or they have decided the destruction of their army requires that they commit ritual suicide. >> they recognized the cause was lost, the battle was over and they embarrassed themselves before the emperor. so they had a ceremonial feast. each wrote a poem or a message in haiku. they were dressed in their white robes. they went out to the front of the cave and knelt and disembowled themselves. as they did so, there was a lieutenant with his samurai sword who chopped the heads off of each of the generals. >> both generals were dead. the island of okinawa was declared secure. but would t

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard perhaps this isn't the kind of warmth that makes us scurry for chili... but those days are coming...eventually... we'll take a look at an ideal jonathan nelson. i'm getting colder outside and one of my family favorites is chili. we're going to make a white chicken chili. one diced large onion. 3 tbps of melted butter to sautee that diced onion. add about a tablespoon of chopped garlic, 3 cups of corn, 2 pounds of chopped whole chicken, 1 cup of green chilis, 2 cups of northern beans, 2 tbsp of cumin and 2 tbsp of lemon lastly, a quart and a half of prepared chicken stock. let simmer for 30 minutes. then stir in a 1/4 cup of corn starch. this fall, try and change up your chili routine and make white chicken chili. it was nearly 26,000 days ago when the chicago cubs last hosted a world series game at wrigley field. tonight they'll host cleveland in game 3 of the 2016 world series. after getting shut out in game 1 on tuesday, the cubs scores early in game 2 on wednesday

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.28 oc: standard when you're on the baseball field, a run and slide into home plate shows a solid effort. but in a race against the love of your life, it's best not to get too ahead of yourself. that wipeout and more next in this week's golden a nice mix of sunshine and clouds. our slow moving front is making progress eastward todayan the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. once we get past about 9am wednesday, the rain chance should be out of here as high pressure builds back in for the rest of the day. by tomorrow night and especially thursday, the lifting north out of the caribbean. this should allow for plentiful moisture to run up and down this front, and rain totals over 1" look likely on thursday alone. due to recent dry weather, flooding should not be a problem. get the jackets out for primarily into the 50s!today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: se 10-20 high: 76 tonight: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 61 tomorrow: showers possible early, then clearing. wind

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.47 oc: standard coaches and athletes spend hours perfecting their plays. but some of the best are the unpracticed and unexpected ones. we have those highlights next in this week's golden klutz award. day. highs should generally range from 73-77 across the area with south winds anywhere from 10-20mph. tonight, a cold front moves in from the northwest and should increase the clouds during the night. the cold front itself should pass near waterloo with a 10-11 am frontal passage around iowa city. this makes tomorrow morning the warmest part of the day, with falling temperatures into the afternoon. rain is also possible along this front, with light amo inch. thursday remains sunny and cooler with a return to above normal temperatures as early as friday afternoon in spots. today: sunny and mild. a bit breezy at times. wind: s 10-20. high: 75 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: s 5-10. low: 62 afternoon. wind: nw 10-20. high: 62 tom. night: mostly clear. areas of patchy frost possible late

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard some athletes' moves on the field wow and impress viewers in the stadium and at home. but one clear creek amana band member is stealing the spotlight in the stands. that's in this week's golden slight chance at a few rain showers developing later today. the overall timing of this low pressure system hasn't changed at all and should drop most of its rain during inch of rainfall is possible with this system by the time it departs on wednesday afternoon. clouds should linger well into thursday with a return to much above normal temperatures by fi have a good shot at 70+ degrees again by friday afternoon, with warmer than normal temperatures going well in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tonight: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely. windy. wind: se 15-25. low: 50 tomorrow: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely, mostly in the morning. windy at times. wind: var 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: mostly cloudy and cooler. wind: nw 5-15. low: 42 the cheering

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. on the lake with nothing to show for it. our fishing friends. sometimes they're lucky enough to even hook two! plan on a decent friday! we're starting off in the upper 30s to lower 40s and into the 60s today. there will be some clouds that roll in, primarily after the lunch hour. these clouds should only have a small impact on temperatures. tonight, plan on mostly cloudy conditions for football with overnight lows only dropping to the 50s. the wind really kicks in on saturday with gusts to 30mph possible. highs this weekend chance centered primarily on saturday night. sunday and monday will be remarkably warm for mid-october. have a great weekend!today: mostly sunny in the morning with clouds increasing from this west later today. wind: s 5-15. high: 66 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: s 5-15. low: 57 tomorrow: windy with more clouds than sunshine. wind: s 15-25. high: 74 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm s possible. wind: s 10-20. don't need a lure to get anglers hooked on this week's edition f aidan felderman breaks

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard a fast food meal for your kids may come with a toy, but can also bring unwanted calories. the simple steps you can take when ordering to keep convenience high and calories low. a weak weather system in the tonight. for the most part, we'll just have an increase in clouds, but a few sprinkles are possible as late today. otherwise, highs should be mild, mainly in the lower 70s. a few tonight, but those will be out by daybreak tomorrow. 70s return on tuesday. a potent cold front will push across the area wednesday morning, bringing some showers then. while we'll start off near 60, temperatures should fall during the afternoon. frost is possible wednesday night, but we'll quickly rebound to mild temperatures yet again.today: increasing clouds with the off- chance of a few sprinkles rain. wind: s 5-15. low: 55 alo: 54 dbq: 54 iow: 55 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: s 10-20. high: 74 alo: 73 dbq: 72 iow: 76 tom. night: scattered showers develop, mainly late. wind: s 5-10. low

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.28 supposed to look for on food packaging and in grocery store aisles. but, many unhealthy foods can fall under that term. now, the u-s-d-a is looking for help from consumers, like you, to create a eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by weekend.toda y: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, bro

welcome to the agribusiness report, i'm david geiger. ---- rain has slowed things down... according to the iowa crop progress report.. last week.. there were only four and a half days good for fieldwork. most of the corn is now mature.. and 19 percent of it is harvested.. about a week behind the average.. moisture content is at 20 percent.. with conditions at percent of beans are dropping leaves.. and a fifth of iowa's crop was harvested in the last week.. at 43 percent harvested.. three days behind last year.. bean conditions are 81 percent good to excellent. ---- the long awaited october crop production report is out from the u-s- d-a and the crops are the biggest ever.. soybeans are now expected to be a record four point two seven billion bushels.. that's up two percent from last month.. yields are a record 51 that's all on 83 million acres.. also a record.. corn production is down slightly from earlier estimates.. at 15 point one billion bushels.. and yields are expected to average a hundred 73 point four bushels an acre, both would make the biggest yield and productio

how long does it take like a geiger counter, savi scout isn't radio-active. instead it uses radar technology. infr-red light in the handpiece penetrates the breast reaching the reflector buried inside. that's the advantage in the breast because it's compressable - so even if it's at the bottom you'd be able to press down within a millimeter of where it is unlike wires that must be inserted in the hosptial just before surgery, savi scout can be placed in the doctors office up to a month in advance. a benefit that dr cox says will likely offset it's ???cost many times with wire localizations you're delayed between a half an hour and two hours one half an hour of delayed time in the operating room is between two and five thousand dollars hailee's device was placed three days before her surgery with the savi scout it was quick easy, they used the lidocaine, made a quick incision - placed it - i went back to work. i had the savi scout place that whole weekend i have two small children i could still pick them up and while she hopes she won't need any more procedure

i tell patients it's something of a cancer geiger counter, so while i'm working on them i'm able to determine that i've removed all of the cancer while they're on the operating room table : )) ((christianne klein)) >> cancer cells have a different electromagnetic frequency than healthy cells.. marginprobe can detect the bioelectric differences between the two and help guide the surgeon to areas that continue to be trouble spots.. it allows the surgeon to take some of the guesswork out of a lumpectomy.. removing less tissue with better results.. (( dr. percent chance of the patient having to come back to the operating room cause the cancer wasn't fully removed with the initial lumpectomy.. with this device the chance of that occurring is reduced about 50 precent in the surgeon's hands using that... so right now in my hands we're about 10 precent or less )) ((christianne klein)) >> mountain view hospital was the first hospital in the valley to use margin probe on its breast cancer patients. for the month of october they're offering 50 dollar mammograms.. for more information 1-855-476-1268.///

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard and millions of other cubs fan are holding out hope the team goes all the way this fall. lester michels never misses a game. he has been rooting for the cubs since before their games were on t-v. he has fond memories of the team's legends who never got to play in a world series. the cubs last won the world series in 1908... and last played in a world series in 1945... michels believes this is the year the cubs will win the world series because of the strength of the entire team. "it's really one solid team. coming and it's a lot of hustle. :09 " michels has a lot of cubs memorabilia in his collection. one of the most unique ones? a cubs toaster that burns the team's logo into the bread. and there's a good chance michels will be watching, when the cubs will play game one of the national league championship series this saturday night. fall isn't just for baseball. our diamond jo chef shows us how to make apple dumplings, next on tv9. i'm diamond jo executive chef fresh

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard while most of cedar rapids avoided the flood -- certain everything in the flood zone is ready... that includes seats at the paramount theatre -- just two blocks away from the cedar river. the threat is gone, the seats perform this weekend. which means the maestro - tim hankewich - from orchestra iowa is here... before a busy weekend -- friday in coralvlle center for the performing arts and saturday in cedar rapids at the paramount. mendelssohn's impressions of the italian landscape inspired his popular symphony no. 4 and beethoven's expression of bird calls, scenic palettes and calming streams served as the symphony no. 6, also known as the "pastoral" symphony. orchestra iowa's own andy harris will dazzle audiences with mozart's fourth horn concerto. friday, october 14 7:30, coralville center for the performing arts saturday october 15 7:30, paramount theatre, cedar rapids cedar rapids now need to go. the city says it will take weeks to pick all of them up at the curb

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. drivers to be even more careful this time of year on rural on the road, but because farmers have started harvesting their crops. the patrol reminds drivers it's o-k to pass slow moving farm equipment as long you don't speed while passing. the state allows farm vehicles to drive below the minimum speed limit, but they cannot impede traffic. "if farmers realize they are causing a traffic jam and if they just get over they could alleviate most of the issues we have out here. " the warning from the state patrol came after a dyersville woman crashed into an ag sprayer. dyersville police say the woman, who was 48, drove into the path of the farm equipment near beltline road and fifth street nw in dyersville on monday. neither driver was seriously hurt. the flood waters have gone away, but some scammers are still trying to make a profit off of it. barbara green with the better business bureau is here to talk flood scams. but scammers are still preying on those who are facing some damage. bar

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard simple solutions to save lives. university of iowa researches say farmers can do small things to protect themselves when driving on rural roads the researchers looked at crashes involving farm equipment in 9 midwestern states. using data from 2005 to 2010, they estimate the number of crashes each year could drop by 60%, if the states required more lights and markings on farm vehicles. "every state of the nine state we looked at did require something, so there were policies on this, but improving those policies so they are up to the current standards, our research shows would make a difference in the number of crashes. " the u-i college of public the great plains center for agricultural health - worked on this study. they say farmers also need to follow guidelines for marking their equipment. "we see things like rear end crashes, where the vehicle drive into the back of the farm equipment, we see a lot of crashes with passing, and then we see crashes with passing, so lighting and marking will help drivers better visu

welcome to the agribusiness report, i'm david geiger. ---- in 2014.. the farm bill mandated a plan to create a new office of an undersecretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs.. the department of agriculture is now trying to finish up a study before the obama administration leaves office.. senate agriculture chairman pat roberts asked about the status of it to secretary tom vilsack.. saying the report is now nearly two years late... and could be key to passing trade deals like the trans-a needed two studies.. and they have been working on making sure there is no overlapping or competing jurisdictions in the usda.. which is key to creating a new undersecretary post. "this is a very, very, very complicated issue that you've presented to us. it doesn't just involve setting up an under secretary of trade. it really does require a look at all equities within the usda and are a multitude of equities." ---- a-b-c network.. along with employees diane sawyer and jim avila are along with employees diane sawyer and jim avila are asking a judge to dismis

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard two major pregnancy complications had a texas woman on edge and her baby's life at risk. after a daring delivery, the they are thanking him, is next. decent day. as mentioned yesterday, any precipitation should be short lived and mainly confined to the early to mid-morning hours. from there, a spectacular fall afternoon is on track with a return to sunshine and highs well into the 70s. the wind will not be as strong as yesterday. late tonight into tomorrow, multiple rounds of rainfall become likely again, with a final round of rainfall possible thursday night. that final round will probably be the strongest and create the bulk of the rainfall totals, which should exceed 1" in some locations. behind this front, get the jackets out! it'll be a return to typical october for friday and saturday. enjoy your day!today: showers possible early, then clearing. wind: sw 5-15. storms likely, especially in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 5-15. high: 76 tom. night: showers and

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard we're shifting indoors over the next few days with events at t-c-r, the paramount and the englert theatre... the gazette's diana nollen will be in with the weekend's rapids. lyle lovett's coming to town... along with quite the diverse weekend approaching for arts and culture in eastern iowa. the gazette's diana nollen from hoopla now joins us to talk about what's ahead... diana... this day is always a prime calendar event in the earl household. lyle lovett day. that's coming up atrecr.com http: burlesque fest saturday, oct. 22 vitality fitness & dance studio is taking over the theatre cedar rapids stage with burlesque fest. featured acts include vitality's va va voom troupe, members of the i.c. kings and phoenix l'amour, headmistress of the iowa school of burlesque in ames. cat cantrill, owner of the vitality studio "a life-changer for not only the women on stage but for those who come to our show." nearly 80 women from the corridor will be performing the art of burle

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: women of all ages, and as men age, they too become increasingly at risk. cranberries, cranberry juice and cranberry products are often recommended as a natural way to prevent u-t-i's. now, experts have put that remedy to the test. plan on a decent halloween! highs will generally be into the middle to upper 60s, with a few lower 70s also possible farther south. the extent of clouds today, but we should see our most pleasant temperatures in the early evening hours. this coincides well with trick or treating across the area and both kids and parents need not worry about coats over the costumes this year. tomorrow looks warmer with widespread 70s likely. by wednesday, our next system rolls in from the west and storms over the area. thursday and friday will be dry and quiet with highs remaining above seasonal average.today: mostly cloudy. breezy and mild. wind: sse 15-25 high: 67 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: sw 10-20 low: 57 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. high: 72 tom. nig

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard t-v's, video games, or time on smartphones. many parents are concerned today's children are a giant experiment for how much screen time is acceptable. now, scientists have come up with a reccommended amount of exposure, and who should stay away from screens completely. stay with tv9. it's ---. plan on a nice monday! we'll 50s. this is about average for this time of the year. our next area of low pressure is not far off, and should arrive late on tue widespread rain is likely during this time period with a half inch to one inch possible for everyone. temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high:

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard facetime, texts, and social media check-ins. all a smartphone's tools make staying connect quick and convenient. but the these conversation s ones that count? the modern disconnect experts are now seeing between parent and their kids, with areas along and north of highway 20 generally getting down to around 32 degrees. elsewhere, is cool enough for a few pockets of frost to develop. a hard freeze did not occur last night in any major metro area. today, plan on lots of sunshine and highs rebounding back to the upper 50s. the wind will be very light out of the south. friday will be warmer in the 60s, with 70s likely for the weekend. there remains a chance of storms late on saturday into saturday sunny, high around 58. tonight: clear, low around 40. tomorrow: sunny, high around 67. tomorrow night: mostly are we in touch with our parenting? with more, here's abc news senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. technology -- these days, we carry it everywhere, we're al

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: you tune into the big game for those big plays, major goals, or last second wins. but sometimes in the fumbles on the field that are the most entertaining. we put them together in this week's golden klutz award. it moisture to work with, and a rapid decrease in clouds is likely. much of the day should be sunny with lighter wind and highs around 70. plan on a nice night with clear and calm conditions. our next weak system arrives late wednesday night into offer up a chance of very light rain in the area. cooler temperatures remain on track for thursday and friday in the wake of that small system, with a nice rebound for the weekend. have a good day!today: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-15. high: 70 tonight: mostly clear. wind: light n low: 48 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: n 5-10. high: 66 tom. night: mostly cloudy with a slight chance of light rain. wind: n 5-10. low: to throw their weight around. in this week's golden klutz awards, one record- holding lifter is doing just that. let

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard tonight you might see some ghosts and ghouls running around trick-or-treating. most of those will be kids in disguise. investigators are digging into the real thing. bumps in the night, lights you'd expect on halloween. but some people say they experience those types of occurences on a daily basis, in their home. there are paranormal investigators right here in eastern iowa who are looking into the science of people's otherworldly experiences. they've made it their mission to search for the supernatural and to separate fact from fiction. "45:40someone's in there. i could literally hear music from laying right here. my bed was right here. i could literally hear music." marissa villhauer and her mother cindy moved into this apartment more than ten years ago. and ever since they've heard music. but there's no radio on, and the music definitely isn't coming from them. they tracked it to this door, which leads to a back apartment. but the door is sealed shut. landlord, i s

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard fishing you can walk away with almost nothing. on other days you can start out kayaking and go home with a nearly 40 pound fish. plan on a cool, windy day! clouds will be around for much of the morning with clearing sky this afternoon. highs will generally be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. the weekend continues to the 60s both days. no frost is expected this weekend, though temperatures at night will cool down to the lower 40s. next week, the main theme is for warmer than normal conditions to continue. moisture is very limited with the next front that arrives on monday night. have a great weekend!toda y: gradual clearing. cooler and windy. wind: nw 15-25. high: 60 tonight: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. low: 41 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-10. eastern iowa natives are getting some lucky catches. now it's time for john campbell's big ol' fish. marley fessler was fishing lake miami when she nailed thepole bendi ali bruner went fishing near indianola with her grandpa

. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.42 oc: standard quinoa, kale and goji berries. these are all examples of superfoods that some people may not find too appetizing. but as we learn in today's health minute, you don't always have to sacrifice superfoods' health benefits for taste. thunderstorms. the bulk of these storms will be found in the late afternoon an heavy rainfall the primary concern. a few storms may also contain some gusty wind. this is not a situation where repeated rounds of rain are likely, but, some areas may receive front tonight. plan on jacket weather to return in 24 hours as highs struggle to get back to 60 on friday. a gorgeous, seasonable weekend continues to look likely with highs mainly in the 60s and lows in the 40s. frost will be put off for at least another have a great day!today: showers and storms likely, mainly in the late afternoon and evening. wind: se 5-15. high: 76 tonight: showers and storms likely. wind: s 10-20. low: 52 tomorrow: gradual clearing. cooler and windy. wind: nw 15-2

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.42 oc: standard between nelly's appearance on saturday in iowa... ...to the people's diva... quite a bit to take in this weekend in eastern iowa for arts and culture. diana guide us through the possibilities. saturday, oct. 8 known as "the people's diva" and winner of the 2013 grammy award for best classical vocal solo for "poemes," renee fleming has performed on the great stages across the globe, from the 2008 olympics in beijing to t 2012 for queen elizabeth's jubilee. at a white house ceremony in 2013, president obama awarded her the national medal of arts, america's highest honor for an individual artist. this peerless soprano is coming to the hancher stage with a recital performance. pianist hartmut holl will join her in works by saint-saens, oscar straus, schumann and ponce, as well as three songs from "the king and i," by rodgers & hammerstein. hancher presents: park rd., iowa city; $10 to $80, hancher box office, 335-1160, 1- hancher or hancher.uiow a.edunortheast iowa a

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard after more than 50 years, american travelers are now allowed to bring back in-demand items from cuba. this includes... rum and cigars. it's all possible after president obama's executive actions lifted travel bans on the say the loosening of restrictions presents a huge opportunity for them. but they say they cannot speed up the production while meeting the rising demand in the u-s. and as more economic sanctions are lifted on cuba, it would allow for the sale of cuban cigars in the u-s. "david savona, executive editor, cigar aficionado - "there's obviously built up demand and excitement for people to smoke cuban cigars. they haven't been able to smoke them legally for more than fifty years. i think all cigar smokers in america are going to want to give a legal cuban cigar a try." " executives who sell cuba's embargo, they could control some 70% of the u-s market for cigars. the issue of gender pay gaps has filled the last two presidential election cycles -- and anoth

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard we both know taking your baby to get their first round of shots isn't the most fun experience. now researchers are recommending parents use that time to test young children for a genetic condition. there will probably be some breaks in the clouds later today, it late for the october sunshine to push the temperatures around. tomorrow, however, is a different story. a strong warm front is still on track to move in from the southwest tomorrow, increasing the wind substantially and allowing for widespread highs into the 70s. while records are safe at the moment, we'll continue to watch this going forward. the weekend continues to look decent with highs primarily in the 60s. by halloween, our next surge of warm air moves into the region with highs at least into the mid- 70s for all areas. it'll be windy again as well!today: cloudy in the morning. gradual high: 54 tonight: mostly clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 46 tomorrow: partly cloudy. breezy and milder. wind: sw 15-25 high:

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. activity, enjoying the water, nature, and quiet. but when you haul in a catch like this one, you probably need a couple extra hands. we meet up with john's fishing friends in this week's big ol' fish. northeast iowa to around 76 from iowa city and points southwest. the wind will be strong today with gusts as high as 30 mph at times out of the southwest. this mild a into the weekend with highs into the upper 60s and lower 70s going into saturday. saturday night, a weak cold front arrives from the northwest, and if it does produce a shower, it'd be during the overnight hours. sunday will be cooler into the upper 50s to lower 60s. we are still on track for a warm halloween as well with 70s and gusty wind returning. have a great weekend!toda y: partly cloudy. breezy and milder. wind: sw 15-25. tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: w 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: partly to mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles possible. wind: n 5-10. low: 46 whether it's a whopper of a amateur anglers are almost as big as their catches. here's this week's big ol' fis

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. summer, the high pitched notes from an ice cream truck. music from ice cream truck but up next we'll introduce you to a very unique customer. stay with t-v in alabama isn't cat reid tells us about the one summer staple this dog can't get enough of. every ice cream man has that one customer... "loves ice cream, you know what i'm saying?"who just can't get enough even though this ice cream addict can hardly reach the counter, he's dogged in his pursuit of a popsicle. "this dog always get ice cream from me while the owner is watching"and rambo, a owner to pick up the tab. "he's like give me my ice cream, my dad will pay you"the sweet trend began about a year ago, when rambo saw the ice cream truck for the first time. "rambo is like all excited out of nowhere, and i was like okay lets go get some popsicles, and next thing you know he's jumping in the truck"now, every time rambo hears the ice cream truck's music, he's like a dog with a bone. only this time, he's looking "other dogs on my r

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard an open sore was all a ocean bacteria arizona man. how his symptoms quickly turned from sick into deadly, next. stay with tv9. it's ---. plan on a warm and windy day! clouds this clouds this morning , will be quick to lift north as warm and breezy conditions take over. there is no precipitation anticipated with either the warm front today or cold front tonight. highs will be within a few degrees of record in some spots, and we'll be monitoring the potential of breaking these. records are as follows: cedar rapids, 86, 1950. dubuque, 86, on dry conditions tomorrow and wednesday with only a small rain chance still on track for thursday morning.today : partly sunny, windy, and warm. wind: s 15-25. high: 83 tonight: mostly clear. wind: w 10-20 low: 59 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-15. high: 70 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. his family says he bacteria in the ocean. as rick ritter reports, health officials now have new warning for those out on the water. a 67

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: of americans take part in eco-friendly activities every day. from dense-packed cellulose insulation, have more ways you can build "green" in this week's angie's list. off in the 60s, it won't last, and readings will settle back into the 50-55 range for much of the day. while moisture is limited, there will still be a chance of light rain as well, though all areas will stay well below a quarter of an inch. tonight, plan on temperatures to go into the 30s, however, the wind will not calm prevent a hard freeze. patchy frost is likely, with widespread frost possible over northern sections of the state. temperatures will be in the upper 50s thursday afternoon, with a big rebound in temperature likely for the weekend.today: light rain possible, mainly through early afternoon. slowly falling temperatures. high: 55 tonight: mostly clear. patchy frost possible late. wind: nw 5-10. low: 35 tomorrow: early patchy frost. sunny. wind: sw 5-10. high: 58 tom. night: clear. wind: se 5-10. low

. >> reporter: although it sounds like geiger counter is not radioactive. light. it reaches deflectors that's the design. >> man: natural advantages because it's compressible. even if the market was way at the bottom we would be able to press downwards in about two or three centimeters within it. >> reporter: unlike wires that must be inserted in the hospital before surgery, savvy scout can be placed months in advance. a benefit doctor cox says will offset the cost. >> man: many time with local weat delay a half-hour to do hours. half-hour delay time and an operating room is between $2000-$5000. >> reporter: haley's device was surgery.hree days before the >> woman: with the savvy scout it's quick and easy. i went in the office they use lidocaine a small incision >> reporter: although she hopes she will not need any more procedures. >> woman: going forward if i have to do it again i will apsley usually offer this. p>> anchor: savvy scout is bein used in more than 15 medical centers in the us. as for haley, she works at the hospital in a different department. this w

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard a cedar rapids man says his new invention is the best way to preserve wine. "1:25, "about 2 years ago i was sleeping on the couch, you know how that goes with a newborn and i just began thinking about wine, we had just poured about a half bottle of wine down the drain and i just thought there has to be a better way to a disposable wine stopper. to use it, you remove the foil tab and put the stopper in the neck of the wine bottle, like you would a cork. repour absorbs oxygen from inside the bottle. lutz says that's what keeps wine fresh. and it'll work for at least 6 months. "5:22, "anyone that's ever tried some of the wine preservation on the market knows its gimmics theres a vaccum stopper that most people will have in the drawer that they tried once or twice so anyone that has need to save wine from one day to the other or to the next this is the perfect product for them." " repour at the innovation expo on wednesday. that's at the doubletree in cedar rapids. eventu

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard while the part of the dakota access pipeline is set to go into her farmfield, a calhoun county farmer is looking at the bigger picture. shirley gerjets is getting help from bold iowa,which has set up the farmer defense camp in her yard. they are preparing to camp there as long as possible to get their voices heard. the group is concerned with the consequences of a leaking pipeline. they say that will lead quite a few problems, including compromised water never get oil through it..we are hoping somewhere along the line somebody is going to wake up and say we dont need this " gerjets says they will do nothing illegal and she is against the the acts of vandalism on the pipeline. trick or treating hours are set for monday in what should be a wonderful evening to go out... yet, even starting tonight, some halloween related events in central city at the linn county fairgrounds. through the week's best bets. from a halloween scare for the chong. yes... cheech and chong. the

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.47 oc: standard those who competitively grow pumpkins. we'll take you to one such competition in california, and hear how some people try to grow the largest pumpkin, weighing thousands of pounds, next on t-v nine. it's that time of year where big to be turned into jack-o- lanterns. cnn's matt keller takes us to half moon bay, california to show us some huge pumpkins. it's fall in half moon bay... with foggy conditions on the day of the world big pumpkins bring big dreams of the big grand prize. "it's the biggest thing i've ever grown. and i'm really excited to be here. this is my ultimate pumpkin fantasy to be here in half moon bay with something really large."top contenders arrived early... the winner gets 6-dollars a pound.... which ends up being around 12-thousand dollars for a two-thousand pound gourd. but organizers started small on the scales. "alright, 47 pounds. whoah, ho, 90 pounds. good job!" you can spot the pasmoij sisters by their pumpkin hats. "mine is the farthes

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.28 oc: standard some people will do almost anything to add a little panache... and style... to their ride. " "i had to put them on one by one and it took like 7 weeks, " one man is treating copper like chrome... next other people will do almost anything to get rid of it. but cnn's roy ackland introduces us to a man in north carolina who has a place... for pennies. when larry hall drives his 2000 chevy blazer ... "it really gets attention." you might say it turns heads. "it is entertaining." look closely and you'll see that it is entirely covered in pennies. "51-thousand-300." originally it was white and he decided to change it. "i had to put them on one by one and it took like 7 weeks, 6-7 hours a day, and it took 80 tubes of silicone glue and 3 gallons of fiberglass boat glue. it's supposed to have been all heads but there's a very few on there accidentally got on there tails somehow or another. but when you are doing that many pennies, you are liable to mess up at anything." a

i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard one of the finer things about fishing is age isn't a factor. and a day out on the lake with dad makes for some memories. across eastern iowa due to the clear skies overnight and sun comes up that frost will disappear as temperatures warm into the middle to upper 50s once again. a few clouds will be with us throughout the day, but it won't be too terribly bad. we'll call it party sunny. winds will continue out of the north throughout the day, but begin to shift as the evening progresses. winds will soon push out of the the 60s for saturday and especially for sunday. today: mostly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 55 alo: 55 dbq: 54 iow: 56 52 to 58 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: s 5-10. low: 39 alo: 38 dbq: 39 iow: 39 36 to 42 tomorrow: partly cloudy in the morning with more sunshine in the afternoon. wind: s 5-10 high: 65 alo: 65 dbq: 63 iow: 66 62 to 68 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: sw 5- 41 to 47 sunday: mostly sunny. high: 69 low: 44 monday: partly cloudy. high: 65 low:

. >>> and while it may sound like a geiger counter savvy scout isn't radioactive. instead it uses radar technology infrared light and hand piece penetrates the breast. we having reflector buried inside. that's the advantage in the breast because it's compressible. so ooern if this marker was down way at the bottom, you'd been of lesion unlike wires just before surgery, savvy scout can placed in doctor's office up to a month in advance. a benefit that dr. cox says will likely offset its cost. many times with wire localizations you're delayed between a half an hour and two hours. one half an hour of delayed time in the operating room is between two and $5,000. haley's device was placed three days before with savvy scout it was quick, easy. i went in the office. they used the lidocaine, made a small incision. placed it. i went back to work while while she hopes she won't need any more procedures gone on forward if i to do it again i will absolutely do the savvy scout. >> good to know. it is. it is. and it is covered by insurance. and of course we have to say haley doe