jeremy baker shows us the impressive outpouring of support in the drive's second-year. >> we are out here trying to collect canned food for the food bank. are three friends passed away about a year ago. >> a lot of people have heard the story, and have seen what these three people have done. >> we felt like it was important to pick up the torch and do the same stuff they were doing. quickly want to continue the legacy of theirs. -- >> we want to continue the legacy. >> keep everyone strong and motivated. >> i am doing it for him. i knew the boy for a long time, i knew the family. >> i think it was important for us to fight any hatred or darkness with light and goodness. you can see all kinds of colors and races and religions, everyone is working together for a good cause. clicks it is good to see -- >> hopefully next year we will exceed this year. >> it needs to continue. i'm getting emotional. clicks come out here, i would love to meet you and give you a hug -- >> come out here, i would love to meet you and you a hug. heather: eyewitness news at 11:30 just eating started -- getting

jeremy baker walks us through the journey of taking an entire house from point a to point b. >> it is amazing to see something like this. >> something that probably comes along once in a lifetime. i have never seen anything like that. >> i have never seen anything like this before in my life. >> you get a moving van and move, you don't get someone to pick up your house. >> i have never seen this before. it is so artistic, i know it is a reality. >> like a little kid that used to run electric cars on >> i am one man. >> it looks like they are raising it and lowering it. >> they are carefully adjusting the level of it. you can see all of the hydraulics. >> they are taking out all of the streetlights. >> all of the streets are closed. it is awesome. it is a good thing. >> he usually is a jokester. we didn't know if he was being honest. that is why we're out here. it is cool that we try to preserve our historic homes here in raleigh. heather: a must-see in downtown raleigh. calls for help, seconds before disaster. coming up, here the final messages from the captain of a doomed cargo ship

are doing it because they think, just in case. some people say they are crazy. we will hear from jeremy baker who say some say think they are doing the right thing. they come in all sorts of prizes. some are hoping for the worst. others are planning for the worst but hoping for the best to protect their family. >> mark schilling doesn't call himself a prepper. >> the world today, is extremely reline on power. if i dp to your house and turn off the power for -- how long do you think you will last. prepping after the beth of their daughter. they collect things like water, salt and pancake mix. see the news, pettinna. we sat down and we haven't. >> most people i dealt with, i consider prepper -type mind-set, are kaktly the opposite. >> monty owns military surplus. he says some of the clientele will be considered prepper. >> preppers are crazy. extreme right wing. they are looking for something that happens. in my experience, that's not the case. >> they buy anything anybody is using for protection in case they are cut out from the outside world. >> emergency drinking water, emergency fuel source

jeremy baker walks us through the incredible journey of the entire house from point a to point b. >> it's just amazing to see something like this. >> something that probably comes along once in a lifetime. i've never seen anything like this. >> i've never seen anything like this in my life. you get a moving van. >> i love this thing. it's real, but it's reality. >> like a little remote like a little kid that ran an electric carat christmas, he's doing it now. >> it looks like they're raising it, lowering it a little bit. adjusting the level of it. you can see all the hydraulics there. >> they're taking out all the street lights. >> all the streets. that's a good thing. >> he's usually a jokester, so we didn't know if he was being honest or not so we're out here seeing what was going on. >> so you had to come out. >> i had to come out and see it, whys. >> but it's pretty cool to see it in raleigh. anthony: awesome words by everyone. caitlin: excellent visually told story but very cool. it's 6:kalamazoo, michigan. caitlin: what police are saying about any of the victims. anthony: a fri

so jeremy baker walks us through the incredible task of taking an entire house from point a to point b. >> it is just amazing to see something like this. >> something that probably comes along once in a lifetime. i have never seen anything like it. >> it is actually pretty awesome right now. i never seen anything like this before in my life. >> a moving van. >> i love this scene. this, this is so -- like -- it is real, but i know it is reality. like a little kid who used to run a toy, an electric car. he is doing now with the a real big house. >> just one guy, and one remote control. >> it looks like they are raising it, lowering it. >> but they are also really very carefully adjusting the level of it. you can see the hydraulics there. >> they are taking out all the street lights. >> a lot of work today. >> all of the sheetz are closed. >> he is usually a jokester. >> you didn't believer him. >> i had to come out. >> yes. i had to see it. >> it is cool that we try to preserve our historic homes in raleigh. anthony: thank you for the look. anthony: the man suspected of opening fire. a

jeremy baker shows us the impressive outpouring of support during the drive's second year. >> we're out here trying to collect canned foods for the food bank of central and northeastern carolina. our three friends passed away about a year ago. >> a lot of people have heard the story and what these amazing people have done. >> we thought it was important to pick up the torch and keep doing the same stuff they were doing. >> we want to condition that legacy. >> getting the word out and getting people to come, keeps everybody strong and motivated. >> thank you so much for bringing all of this. >> this is what he wanted to do i've known the boys for a long time and the family. >> i think it was important for us to fight any darkness or hatred with light and goodness. you can see all different colors and races and religions, and everyone is still working for a good cause. >> this year right now, we just hit 3,000. >> it's year to year. hopefully, next year will exceed this year. >> it needs to continue. you know, i'm getting emotional and don't know what else to say. >> come out here, i'd lo

supervisor jeremy taylor says, "over the next week, the five different entities, including the sheriffs office, the taxpayers research council, the board of supervisors, our building services and the baker group, our consultants, will work together on scoring this request for qualification and then we'll come back with a recommendation for the board of supervisors for ultimate approval." comes as the county makes plans to close the prairie hills facility. that's being used to house over- flow prisoners-- with non-violent offenses-- on weekends. it also serves as the kitchen where food is made for the jail inmates. christina taylor hopes they can lock down an architect soon -- and stick to a budget under 1.2 million dollars for the project. reporting live in studio-- christina grijalva-- abc 9 news tim: medical marijuana is once again a hot topic at the statehouse. new legislation would make it easier for iowans to get it. and this bill has support from both democrats and republicans. amanda krenz brings us more from des moines "amanda intro 1:07:01 the law iowa passed to give families premission to have medical cannabis is not the same as giving families access and that's what they say

supervisor jeremy taylor says, "over the next week, the five different entities, including the sheriffs office, the taxpayers research council, the board of supervisors, our building services and the baker group, our consultants, will work together on scoring this request for qualification and then we'll come back with a recommendation for the board of supervisors for ultimate approval." tim: the decision to expand the l-e-c comes at the same time the prairie hills jail facility is set to close.. it's used to house overflow prisoners as well as the jail's kitchen facility. jenna: monsanto will be forking out 80 million dollars to settle civil accoununng that's after the company allegedly mistated earnings to u-s security regulators for its top selling product "round- up". the case revovles ound a corporate rebate program, designed to boost sales of the popular weed killer. staying on the topic of agriculture, for the third year in a row profitability in the farm sector is on the decline. u-s-d-a projections for 2016 show net farm income is expected to dip 3 percent from last year's forecast levels, marking the lowest net income in 14 years. it's a drop of 56 percent from a recent high l

supervisor jeremy taylor says, "over the next week, the five different entities, including the sheriffs office, the taxpayers research council, the board of supervisors, our building services and the baker group, our consultants, will work together on scoring this request for qualification and then we'll come back with a recommendation for the board of supervisors for ultimate approval." lukas the decision to expand the l-e-c comes at the same time the prairie hills jail facility is set to close.. it used to house overflow prisoners as well as the jail's kitchen facility. lukas: for the third year in a row... profitability in the farm sector is on the decline. u-s-d-a projections for 2016 show net farm income is expected to dip 3 levels, marking the lowest net income in 14 years. it's a drop of 56 percent from a recent high logged in 20-13. ag experts say the drop is mostly due to a large supply, not only in the u-s but around the world. chris benson, director of applied ag and food studies at morningside college says a big part of the drop in corn and soybean prices is weather related. "i think the u-s farmer needs to be planning for two to three more years of markets in this area if w

supervisor jeremy taylor says, "over the next week, the five different entities, including the sheriffs office, the taxpayers search council, the board of supervisors, our building services and the baker group, our consultants, will work together on scoring this request for qualification and then we'll come back with a recommendation for the board of supervisors for ultimate approval." lukas the decision to expand the l-e-c comes at the same time the prairie hills jail facility is set to close.. it's used to housese overflow prisoners as well as the jail's kikihen facility. lukas: for the third year in a row... profitability in the farm sector is on the decline. u-s-d-a projections for 2016 show net expected to dip 3 percent from last year's forecast the lowest net income in 14 years. it's a drop of 56 percent from a recent high logged in 20-13. ag experts say the drop is mostly due to large supply, not only in the u-s but around the chris benson, applied ag and morningside college says a bigig soybean prices is weather related. "i think the u-s planning for two to three more years of markets in this area weather. and if we growing conditions we could see those prices drop even lower

conditioning woodbury county supervisor jeremy taylor says, "over the next week, the enties, including the taxpayers the board of supervisors, our building services and the baker group, our consultants, on scoring this request for qualification and then we'll come back with a recommendation for the board of supervisors for ultimate approval." lukas the decision to expand the l-e-c comes at the sam time the prairie hills jail facility is set to close.. it's used to house overflow prisoners as well as the jail's kitchen facility. lukas let's check in with for the weather. matt: it's a cloudy start to your thursday. we have temperatures stationed in the teens and 20s throughout most of the area. the wind is under control at about 10 miles per hour or less. rolling through the stormcast hd, we'll have a chance of snow develin later today. it looks like we'll have clearing skies and super cold temperatures as we another chance of light snow comes gether saturday night and into sunday lukas: good morning i am lukas voss and we've got a quick news update fo you ... lukas: for the third year in a row... profitability in the farm sector is on the decline. u-s-d-a proje