john: it make less sense now. we are going to run out of oil but now we are not. energy analyst jerry taylor -- taylor says if you are not willing to sacrifice children to the corn gowd out of the high what primary. >> if you have a president who understands what the difference is maybe they won't be hung out to dry, that this is a transition. john: i trust the betting od. trump 66%, cruz 29% in iowa. >> branstad says they won't let the distribution come into play. they were complaining on the reform hated gasoline. john: the pollution argument is fascinating. they said this pollutes less. we have to truck it here and all that create pollution. but once government start subsidizing things, they never stop. >> you need a budget sequester. you need to cut everything across the board. john: marco rubio said he would cut the ethanol subsidy over 7 years. the government forces us to pay more for sugar. >> i'm prepared to get rid of the sugar program. the problem is every country in the world that grows sugar has a program. so when they are get rid of theirs, i'm prepared to get rid of ours. >> it's always past his two terms. i think mr. rubio is an opportunist. he says th

former governor and white house chief of staff john sewn uneu said iowa picks corn. that's not entirely correct. it is true that of the last 1 people who have been elected new ent, they've all won hampshire. meaning 13 of them won new hampshire. but back to the point. most voters here in new hampshire don't believe it's their job to pick the president. most voters think it's their job to make the choice manageable for the rest of the country. that's precisely why often people who don't get elected presidential. that's precisely why john mccain won in new hampshire. enough republicans said another bush? we're not sure. let's promote this guy mccain. that's why pat buchanan won in new hampshire. a lot of republicans say bob dole president? we're not sure. let's make sure there's a contest, and they promoted pat buchanan. bob dole a lovely man but many happened be to be right. in 2008 a lot of democrats said barack obama one-term senator. not a lot of accomplishment. gives a great speech. we're not so sure. so we voted for hillary clinton and created this knockdown, dra

john manufacturing in osmond, nebraska. the product will with the latest prices for corn and soybean some farmers might not be able to purchase such lucrative equipment. "i think it'll effect growers even more in 2016 than it did in 2015. i think as far as some of the changes, maybe not doing the upgrades on equipment like guys that are used to back in the higher commodity prices and doing some more fixing and updating and stuff like that." says elk pnt farmer joey hanson. the dakota farm show will run from 9am to 4 pm tomorrow. jenna: it's one of the most popular methods of birth control for women. and now, "the pill," will be available over the counter for women in two states in the u.s. while, many medical professionals think the intent is good... one local doctor worries the trend could have unintended consequences for young women. more, in tonight's your health matters. "the pill" is now available over the counter for women in oregon, and come march, the same will be true for those in california. contraceptives available without a doctor's prescription. "certainly, we know that a lot of pregnancies in this country are un

if you have a question or comment, you can email john at stabilizer makes more nitrogen available to corn longer- for optimized yield potential. from dow agrosciences. science...yield...success. > west to visit baxter black. living in town, boy it's hard. lord it's hard. even the dog don't like the back yard. spent all my life on the back of a horse and that's the life i would be glad to endorse, except i've got a new baby and the kid is starting school and it is tough to pay bills riding colts and packing mules. and so we gave notice and moved into to town, but it is just for a while, till we get the down to buy place to run a few cows and a horse for the kid, because she stars and hear crickets, coyotes, not a chorus of cars. maybe i'm dreaming, dreaming is ok to help on old cowboy get through the day--it gives the old brain some time to unwind. knowing tomorrow it is back to the grind and i bet my old dog before i turn out the lights. he is wishing like me that we were elsewhere tonight, but for the time being our dreams have to wait, because reality comes every morning at 8. he used t

. >>> the jefferson county corn nor -- corner confirmed that the body that was recovered was 55-year-old john a. rutter. they used search dogs and heavy equipment to find his body. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. was raped near campus and the crime involved a date rape drug. jessica joins us. >> reporter: according to the latest number given to us by you -- by du is where the assault allegedly happened. it brings a warning and a reminder from officials tonight. a du student reported being raped just two days into the new year. the location was close to the university -- university. the staff from past two years tell us why that is unusual. statistics for -- statistics from 2014 show all of the attacks happen on campus.>> du campus. this is something we take seriously and something we want to work to prevent from happening in our community.>> reporter: sheet is director of students with gender related violence.>> the number one date rape drug is alcohol. attention put toward rupees and things like that. perpetrator say to look for it is more than stopping yourself from pick

john manufacturing in osmond, nebraska. the product will be available this coming spring. but prices for corn farmers might not be able to purchase such lucrative equipment. "i think it'll effect growers even more in 2016 than it did in 2015. i think as far as some of the changes, maybe not doing the upgrades on equipment like guys that are used to back in the higher commodity prices and doing some more fixing and updating and stuff like that." says elk point farmer joey hanson. the dakota farm show will run from 9am to 4 pm jenna: millions across the country are hoping they have the lucky numbers in tonight's powerball drawing. the jackpot is up to half a billion dollars. abc 9's deborah souverain is live at a gas station in sioux city where people are buying their lottery tickets. deborah hows it going? jenna... i'm at the bacon creek gas station...off of gordon drive...and the employees here tell me . and as you can imagine...stores like this all around iowa have been busy with people who are hoping to win big. nats "whhh hoo you're a winner" contineued vo... earlier today we stopped by a

corn has plummeted to below the cost of production. that has not only hurt farm imcome, but its caused layoffs by john deere and kinze manufacturing, and others. it's critically important that people know the impact on those typse of decisions. 17:23 senator joni ernst says she isn't endorsing a candidate... but she is welcoming several of them to town.. give a great very warm.. to ernst appeared with florida morning... rubio endorsed her prior to the primary election during ernst's campaign for senate. rubio offered up another endorsement today... he's a big fan of ikea... i think bernie sanders is a good candidate for president of sweden and he should run... i was saying norway but i got a little heat from the norwegians have nothing against sweden either. i like sweden..ikea is swedish. i think i confirmed this yesterday...i like ikea so." with the iowa caucuses still a week away.. the cyclones have this monday all to themselves... and tonight they're at home...as the underdog against number four kansas. we'll take you there live as iowa state looks to keep its big 12 championship hopes alive. and a des moines school employee is acc

i have to keep them away from chicken bones but corn dogs are a big time favorite and melted popcicles and fritos. >> bill petty john collects beads and donates them to be passed out again at 4th of july parade in lutz. >> if the tide goes out like it is supposed to, i should be able to get this almost full. >> just like they came together to celebrate gasparilla. pirates across the bay meet again in the morning after. making tampa bay beautiful one wrapper or soda can at a. >> now last year volunteers picked up more than gasparilla and we should know the exact number of how many volunteers picked up today later tonight so we'll bring you an update on news channel 8 at six. candace, back to you. >> some important work they're doing out there. mary mcguire live in tampa this afternoon. thank you. >>> gasparilla ended without any major hitches. tampa police confirmed they did make 23 arrests including two felonies. there was only one open container citation issued and one person was arrested for punching a police horse. a final count will be released tomorrow. >>> if you want to relive party continues online. our web

john rogers continues our team coverage live in sarasota county. >> this gives you a good idea of the task ahead of these this is rubble from this home that was corn up by the tornado. one of the big problems we have is exposed nails that we have everywhere. if you can believe, there's a car underneath this pile of rubble. despite what looks like a difficult task, officials are confident that they will bring life back to normal. >> this area was the living room. or what was the living room. >> reporter: on the fourth floor of this building there's look. >> you don't like to see like this. >> reporter: 40 workers are on- site doing clean up. they'll be here picking up debris. take months. >> this is a mayor operation. >> it is, it's always a major operation when you deal with the complexity and loss the size of this. >> reporter: more than 60 >> we have a lot of damage but we have a good insurance company. >> reporter: today relief agencies met with tornado victims to provide them with information on how to find the right contractors. so the county wants to make sure these tornado victims aren't swindled. >> reporter: these folks here have been wor

john mamafacturing in osmond, nebraska. the product will be available this but with the latest prices for corn and soybeans some farmers might not be able to purchase such expensive equipment. "i think it'll affect growers even more in 2016 than it did in 2015. i think as far as some of the changes, maybe not doing the upgrades on equipment like guys that are used to back in the higher commodity prices and doing some more fixing and updating and stuff like that." says elk point farmer joey hanson. jessica rae: the dakota farm show will re-open today... from 9 a-m to 4 p-m. some iowans who otherwise stopped into a gas station or convenience store yesterday... turned out... all in the hopes of hitting it big. nats "whhh hoo you're a winner" continued vo... that's because of the powerball jackpot... strong ticket sales made last night's jackpot the biggest lottery prize in about a year, lottery officials say the cash value million dollars after taxes. the largest all- time jackpot is a 656 million dollar mega millions, won in march of elizabh smith -- sioux city resident "i don't think i would, but since the power ball is high

former governor and white house chief of staff john sewn uneu said iowa picks corn.hat's not entirely correct. it is true that of the last 1 people who have been elected new ent, they've all won hampshire. meaning 13 of them won new hampshire. but back to the point. most voters here in new hampshire don't believe it's their job to pick the president. most voters think it's their job to make the choice manageable for the rest of the country. that's precisely why often people who don't get elected presidential. that's precisely why john mccain won in new hampshire. enough republicans said another bush? we're not sure. let's promote this guy mccain. that's why pat buchanan won in new hampshire. a lot of republicans say bob dole president? we're not sure. let's make sure there's a contest, and they promoted pat buchanan. bob dole a lovely man but many happened be to be right. in 2008 a lot of democrats said barack obama one-term senator. not a lot of accomplishment. gives a great speech. we're not so sure. so we voted for hillary clinton and created this knockdown, drago

corn-fuelled candidates are in iowa today. one republican will be making stops here in the granite state. john kasich will be in salem for a town hall this afternoon before heading to bow. coming up next on news 9 this morning. after eight days on the run. two escaped prisoners are in custody. >> one person shot and killed, several injured. >> good morning. welcome back. we head up into northern new hampshire where there's a little bit of sunshine out there. it's chilly in the 20's. north of the notches. south of the notches it's in the 30's to even 40 degrees in a few spots. we'll talk about the milder temperatures to expect in the week ahead and your forecast is coming right up. >> new overnight, a virginia tech freshman is charged with first degree murder after remains of a 13-year-old girl. nicole madison was last seen at home in blacksburg, virginia wednesday night. it appears she pushed a dresser in front of her bedroom door and climbed out a window. her remains were located 100 miles away in north carolina saturday. virginia tech freshman david eisenhower was arrested and and murder. tw

corn and soybeans used in them. tom: republican donald trump today. former republican vice presidential candidate sarah palin announced her endorsement today at a rally in iowa. trump called it an honor. ohio governor john kasich wrapped up a day in new hampshire with a town hall meeting in hopkinton. he talked about the strength of >> i was on the radio this morning and people say all you t know i think this is where the ground game really matters and we have, games they' ve ever seen in this state. s agenda for tomorrow includes addressing the new hampshire house and a town hall meeting. s a primary tradition that dates back to 1972. the crowd gathered in saint anselm to listen to the heard. high-profile debate with low-profile candidates. real. lesser-known candidates gathered at the new hampshire institute of politics tuesday for their first-in-the-nation spotlight. >> this is the year that people are seriously looking at other candidates the non-professional , politician. adam but even with extra : attention on the outsiders this cycle, these guys are feeling left out. >> the president should be elected and not selected. there' s a very good chance that abraham lincoln, today, wouldn' t make the cu

john. when we come back, we're off to the lone-star state to better future. herbicide> number one pre emergance corn herbicide> number one pre emergance corn herbicide> number one pre emergance corn herbicide> number one pre emergance corn herbicide> each year, the texas farm bureau searches the state to recongnize a prolific young farmer or rancher. this year's winners grow an assortment of crops, including rice, organic corn, grain sorghum, soybeans and wheat. but as texas farm bureau tells us, it's their willingness to take risks, while not sacrificing their family values, that makes them the cream of the crop. be an innovator. don't be afraid to take risks. that was the motto of timothy gertson's grandfather. and timothy is following in his footsteps. he grows rice, grain sorghum, soybeans and wheat in wharton county. he's a fifth generation farmer. but he didn't wait own. "i grew up watching a lot of fine examples of my dad, his brothers and my grandfather especially we try new things. we're not afraid to try new crops. this year, we're growing organic corn. we've never grown