john deere and agco say they plan to maintain those existing relationships. case has yet to comment. just when you thought crop insurance dodged a major bullet by escaping nearly 4 billion dollars in proposed cuts in the budget deal. but the house is back with an even bigger ax, proposing 24 billion in cuts. one of the biggest cost savings is eliminating the harvest price option on revenue policies. the other savings coming from returns to crop insuranmce comanies and premium subsidies. also in washington, as the house passed a six-

today's announcement came after john deere released its fourth quarter earnings report last week. deere earned 351 million dollars in august through october. that was significantly lower ththn the 649 million the company earned in the fourth quarter last year. deere is also expecting sales to drop about seven per cent in the current fiscal year. millions of dollars in state and federal funding helped iowa's water quality last year. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey today announced 325 million dollars went to a handful of programs across the state. a majority of that money, about 220 million dollars, came from the u-s- d-a. secretary northey says last year's investment is tens of millions of dollars more compared to the year befor in a statement this morning, northey said quote 'it is encouraging to see the broad support and growing investment in the iowa strategy as well as the significant progress that has been made as a result.' today the environmental protection agency will finalize requirements for the renewable fuel standard. earlier this year the e-p-a announced it

i buy a lot of john deere products. we cannot let that happen to john deere. cynthia: the billionaire businessman is now giving work to a business here to put his logo on hats, shirts, and buttons. >> i'm really happy he's running and really happy that we get to do a lot of products for him. he's a super guy. cynthia: trump reached out to dave mcneer and several other struggling businesses here 5 years ago after he saw a 60 minutes story about the demise of maytag. >> mr. trump helped my cash flow a little bit. cynthia: he also helped the dominoes pizza owner then, who met him for the first time tonight. and he helped sales tonight, ordering 50 domino's pizzas for the crowd. trump also reiterated he would not allow syrian refugees into this country and attacked rival ben carson, saying the doctor is in a freefall for his lack of knowledge about foreign policy. he signed autographs, even this presidential limousine model, and earned some votes. >> he's the most entrepreneurial, he is the strongest minded of any of the candidates. >> >> we've had 50 years of pol

i mean you see women in not traditional fields, but putting you into your hometown john deere dealership is a little closer than what ey have been used to". jessica rae: dennisishow long have women been involved with ffa? dennis, how long have women been involved with ffa? nnis jessica, women were first alloweto join ffa ba in 1970, and now today, women make up more than 45 percent of the total national membership. and just to give you an idea of how young women have made a difference in the organizatiti, this year's n n national officer team consist of five women of the six officer positions,including the new national ffa president is a woman. jessica rae: thanks, dennis. <<<<<<<>>> >>>>>> thank you. jessica rae scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott:good morning siouxland. we have temperatures propped up in the 50s throughout much of the region. there's some patchy fog which has developed, so give yourself some extra time to o ach your morning destinations. fortunately the wind is strong enough that it's stirribg up the air and prenting any very thick fog. we h

organizers say the "john deere classic" helped raise a record eight point seven million dollars this year. that's a 40 percent increase compared to last year... and double the tournament total in 20-10. after the announcement... the nearly five hundred groups that participated in the "birdies for charity" program picked up their checks... that's the real reason that the charities participate and the real reason the donors want to donate for birdies for charity. their charities are going to receive more than 100% of all donations. john deere foundation again gave us a big bump on that it's the fourth consecutive year the tournament has raised more than six tonight is game two of the state football playoffs... here's a look at some of the match ups... valley at waukee... lewis central at ankeny... and norwalk at gilbert. we'll have complete coverage of those games... and many more... on the channel 13 news at ten. now here's savannah guthrie with a look at what's coming up next on the today show. good morning...theyve been the scene of deadly accidents...intersections that don't see as

john deere and agco say they plan to maintain those existing relationships. case has yet to comment. just when you thought crop insurance dodged a major bullet by escaping nearly 4 billion dollars in proposed cuts in the budget deal. but the house is back with an even bigger ax, proposing 24 billion in cuts. one of the biggest cost savings is eliminating the harvest price option on revenue policies. the other savings coming from returns to crop insuranmce comanies and premium premium subsidies for farmers that make more than 250,000. for a lot of farm operations, that's not very much money. the original proposal by obama was about 750,000. they've dropped 750 down to 250. that's a huge swing. and then they're also talking abouut capping the premiums farmers can get for subsidies at $40,000, and that would apply to all farmers. so, these positions are a whole lot more darastic than the 3 billion of savings over 10 years in the bill that they passed a couple weeks ago> also in washington, as the house passed a six-year highway and transit bill this week. the 34

my parents worked at allen hospital and john deere and so their work ethic is what has been entrusted in me to do all the things that i've been able to do as well. and i was so blessed when i was also elected in 2008 to be fourth ward city councilman for the city of waterloo and becoming later vice mayor for the city of waterloo or mayor wrote tem, but in those -- pro tem, we've seen some transitions been our very community. we've been able to make positive things happen from the city council seat, so from day one on july 7th when i made my announcement, i had a five-point plan because if you're running for mayor or want to become mayor for the city of waterloo, you owe to it the taxpayers, you owe it to the people of this community to have a plan that you can work with for the future and to work with our residents. number one being safer streets because people are challenged by things that are happening within our streets. number two, economic development and continuing positive growth. number three, neighborhood empowerment because this community is made up of communities, community

new at midday... 4th quarter for john deere. the company claims a weak global market for farm and construction equipment led to a decline in sales. deere earned 351 milllon dollars in august through october. dollars it earned in the 4th quarter of fiscal year 2015. deere is also expecting a sales decline of about 7 percent for this fiscal year. despite the lower sales, deere c-e-o samuel allen says earnings wer still the 6th highest in company history. general mills wants to use only cage- free eggs in its products by 20-5. the company updated its animal welfare pollcy yesterday to establishh the 0-year time frame for eggs. the u-s humane mills shows food that keeping food animals in cages. mcdonalds, burger king, and starbucks have also pledged to go cage-free. thannsgiving meal can get salvation army. workers started to serve food just a few serve about 400 people today. it's army facility at 1000 c avenue northwest in cedar rapids. you don't have to register before attending. food will be served until 1:00. it's a cloudy but s

deere and company announces more than 2-hundred employees will be placed on indefinite layoof at john deere seeding and cylinder in moline. the company says the layoffs will be effective in february. the layoffs reflect last week's forecast by deere that agricltural machinery sales will decrease in 20- 16.. in the past, manufacturing employees at john deere seeding and cylinder have experienced season layoffs in the spring and returned to work in the fall.l. decision 2015 waterloo voters will head back to the polls tomorrow. coununilman quentin hart and former mayor tim hurley -- go head to head tomorrow in a runoff for waterloo mayor. we'll have more coverage tonight at 5 and 6. the e-p-a is set to make an annnncement todayyhich will affect iowa farmers. the e-p-a set today as the deadline for announcing a final renewable fuel standard. that standard sets how much ethanol must be blended into gasoline. according to the iowa corn grower's association, nearly half of iowa corn is used to make ethanol.. the e-p-a announcement ming as world llders meet in paris to talk about climate change. ye

john deere is buying up another company, monosem. it's europe's market leader in precision planters. the agreement was signed today. the purchase includes the company's four facilities in in the u-s. jack: people asking in front of shops and on street corners. it's starting soon. the salvation launching its campaign this saturday with a run. store ringing will begin november 20th. the metro area campaign goal million dollars. jack: and local 5 got into the spirit... with our campaign. which means-- our general manager jon skorburg had to pay up, with a nice buzz cut. " oh, that's cold." stephanie: jon today went under the razor... a promise to local 5 employees if we were able to double the amount of money raised for united way... as well as increase our number of givers. jack: and while our boss gets his hair cut, you'll start to see some of the men of local five go the opposite direction. we are participating in "no shave november" stephanie: check it out-- the before picture. smooth faces. it's a cancer prevention, research and aw

john deere is laying off over two-hundred employees at a quad cities facility. all the workers will be laid off facility in moline. the announcement week's forecast of decreased sales. the layoffs takes effect on february 15th. it's the second round of cuts in the area. in august, deere announced layoffs for about 150 workers at locations in east moline and davenport. after months of work...and several delays...a new interchange on interstate-80 is ready. grand prairie parkway in waukee will officially open to drivers tomorrow at noon. it's the first "divergent diamond" interchange in the state. officials say it's a little strange... cross traffic... they say the most important you're in the correct lane.... because it might feel like you're on the wrong side of the road... 06:49:04-06:49:12 by going across the road stops two conflicts out there. conflicts with other cars, thus improving the safety of the interchange. the project was started in november of 2013. the total cost... about jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. i

meanwhile, john deere has announced plans to acquire a european-based company which manufacturers precision planters.monosem has four facilities in france and two in the u-s.deere e ys the new compmpy will help them expand their expertise in planting technology.financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. the weather still really nice today, but the leaves are falling d that means they all have to go somewhere. somewhere.still ahead tonight at six, six,the issue that has one corridor city facing a suction problem, and how it's the city of north liberty has a suction problem, and it's slowing fall leaf collection. the city says one of its vacuum trucks accidentally sucked up a piece of concrete, destroying the truck. thankfully, nobody was hurt, but now w the city will have to rely on only one, less efficient truck.officials are asking residents to remember to keep leaf piles clear of any sticks, rocks or other foreign debris, and to avoid parking in front of leaf piles. when was the last time you saw november weather like this?it feels a lot like spring out there. there.chief meteorologi

the group has all ready toured a brewery in kalona , had breakfast at a hog farm and will have a john deere cook out tonight! it's really important for people to get out of their own environment sometimes and really open their eyes and see the different opportunities and amazing things that are happening in our state. the tour continues tomorrow with a visit to another iowa farm to discuss the importance of renewable energy and the role it plays in iowa's expanding agriculture sector. parking spots in downtown cedar rapids are at a premium, but soon you'll be paying more of a premium too. still to come at 6. 6.when you can expect parking downtown to get more expensive and how big the increases will do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. it's a me

3sh tt4watx#@nd r gzt& *t0 tt4watx#@nd r hnt& :z\ tt4watx#@nd r iztq p3$ tt4watx#@nd r jntq @nd r john deere is purchasing one of europe's top farm equipment makers. makers.the company announced the acquisition of monosem earlier today.monosem leads the european marker in precision planters, and has four plants in france and two in the united states.right now, deere is not giving details about the agreement between the two companies. more than 167-thousand pounds of ground beef has been recalled. recalled.nebraska-based all- american meats says it could be tainted with e-coli.the recalled product was made october 16th and was sold nation-wide in either 60 or packages.look for number 2-0-4-2-0 on the u-s-d-a inspection stamp.but if you have some of the infected product - you should throw it out or take it back to the store for a refund. so far nobody has reported getting sick. health officials in washington and oregon are confirming at least 22 e. coli cases. cases.they believe the outbreak is linked to local chipotle restuarants.they say at least 17 people who got sick said they ate at the c

the comppny says theelayoffs will be in the past, manufacturing employees at john deere seeding and $& cylinder have experienced seasonal layoffs in the spring and returned to w wrk in the fall. after more than 100-years in service...alliant energy plans to shut down one of its power plants in iowa6 the plant in dubuque will be closed june of 20-177 according the our coverage partners the t-h media -- alliant planned to close the facility for quite some time. the plant doesn't everyday...and isn't needed to maintain reliable service. the thirteen people who currently work there will be offered jobs at other plants. dedeision 2016... we are about two months away from the iowa caucuses...and candidates have been pushing out their messages`for months...but 4 -o-p candidates in particular were all over your tv screeethis papat holiday weekend. . kwwl's lauren moss joins us now, and lauren t tese politcal aas were a part of an aareement with nbc network. that's right. you may remember..candidat es complained saying donald trump benefited from hosting saturday night live earrier this montt

by the way -- one of the top ten toys is a john deere toy. today in iowa continues in a moment with the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist check forecast. rain and some thunderstorms will track through today and tonight. we will then see falling temperaaures on friday, chilly temps on saturday and climb back into the mid 50s for next week. it's and coming up on today in iowa. two ttenagers are facing charges after police said they got in the middle of a fight on a bus and hit police officers in the process. plus... nasa has a big announcement coming later today about mars. and a scientist from eastern

and john deere financial have signed onto the pledge in johnston. city leaders say ten veterans have been hired in johnston in the last six months... the city also offers an incentive package to veterans that's worth around six thousand dollars. mayor paula dierenfeld says johnston will have to stay competitive as more cities get on board the initiative. "as a result of some other communities becoming home base iowa communities, we're looking to see what iowa communities, and seeing if there aren't some additional things that we can offer." :01-:12 west des moines and grimes have also both become home base iowa communities. the city of ames is sprucing up 13th street. this week crews are working to improve a bike path on the road. next monday a public meeting will be held to talk about adding sidewalks on the north side of 13th... especially near the furman aquatic complex. another major ames road closed this week. the city is removing the 6th street bridge over squaw creek. the old bridge will be replaced with a wider bridge. all traffic is being d

. >> ron: and, of cose, they want to see the john deere museum. real quickly, we're about out of time, but you work with the alliance too, with steve duff and his folks in helping promote new business. >> buzza: we're all in economic development, so whether it's a visitor coming and bringing their money or a new business coming and bringing employees and their investment, it's all economic development, so we're all part of the same team in the grand scheme of things. >> ron: aaron buzza, executive director of the beautiful convention and visitors bureau. check out the website. i love the video is. >> buzza: thank you so much. >> ron: there's 25 episodes so you'll lfarn something, i >> ron: right now we'd lili to welcome to the program a couple of representatives of the salvation army of waterloo and cedar falls, great organization, as you kw, and their most important or one of the post importanantimes of the years coming up. let me introduce major harold poff and he comes to us from the state of indiana. this is his first year, so his first appear

this is the first agreement allowing a connection with john deere equipment by a third company. in the agreement.. deere will purchase precision planting.. while climate retains the digital ag portfolio integrated into their platform.. this move follows a similar deal from deere in its agreement to buy mosem.. a european leader in precision planters. well.. the grain markets continue to move sideways.. and pork and beef have entered a rough spot as more seasonal meats fight for a greater market share.. "the market has been responding positively to some negative news, we had some private estimates with some large supplies, big yields out here that are..." "we expect to show up in the november 10th crop report, which is the elephant in the room but we chewed right through that, we have a strong dollar today and the market also is not reacting negative to that so we're more in a situation where the producer's sitting tight and we're trying to pull the grain away from the producer." "the cattle market really in the last two months has really been a wild swinging market. the really pr

businesses like du-pont pioneer and john deere financial have signed city officials say 10 veterans have been hired by h-b-i businesses in johnston in the last six months... the city also offers an incentive package to veterans that's worth around six thousand dollars, but as other cities in the metro join the wave, mayor paula dierenfeld says johnston will have to stay competitive. "as a result of some other communities becoming home base iowa communities, we're looking to see what they're offering as home base iowa communities, and seeing if there aren't some additional things that we can offer." :01-:12 in the metro, west des moines and grimes have both become home base iowa communities since johnston joined the effort. marijuana could soon be legally grown and consumed in iowa ... thanks to a vote in nebraska this week. let me explain. on tuesday, members of the omaha native american tribe in nebraska approved a series of referendums that give them the authority to grow and use marijuana for medical and recreational purposes on tribal lands. that includes a piece of land in monona co

john deere has announced plans to acquire the european leader in precision planters.monosem has four facilities in france and two in the u-s.deere says the new company will help it expand its expertise in planting technology.financial terms of the deal have not been released. a cedar rapids company is marking a milestone.thomas l. cardella and thomas l. cardella and associates welcomedthe company's founder namesake on monday to celebrate twenty years in the corridor.the integrated contact center thanked all of its employees -- and gave special recognition to three people who have been with the company since the start. it's after the break... break...the new information out this morning that shows how much kids today use if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. right now on cbs 2 this morning...

by the way -- among the top ten is a john deere toy... according to the little experts. we'll be right back, you're watching k- as this skunk has some serious skills... the spotted skunk was caught on a wildlife cam showing off its handstand skills. the trick is acttally part of the animal's defense echanism. according to an park service...before spraying, spotted skunks also will sometimes do a handstand and try to intimidate any possible threats. here's the storm ttck 7 dadaforecast. we will have decreasing clouds tomorrow afternoon with seasonable highs. saturday will be chilly, but seasonable with highs in the 40s. we keep the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's besmayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veteranan now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system fu

john deere has announced plans to acquire a european-based company that manufacturerrs precision planters. planters.monosem has four facilities in france and two in the u-s.deere says the new company will help it expand its expertise in planting technology.financial terms s ththdeal have not been disclosed. a cedar rapids company celebrated a milestone today. today.thomas l. cardella and associates welcomes the company's founder and namesake today to mark 20 years in the rridor.the inteteated contact center thanked all of its employees, but especially three who have been with the company since the beginning. tis the season for health care. care.next on the fox 28 news at nine, the call goes out for current and potential users of healthcare dot gov to start digging into the available plans. plans.and later, digging into the numbers that could aid in the fight against bullying -- when theheox 28 newewat nine continues. enrollment is now open for health insurance under the affordrdle care act. act.if you're one of the millions nationwide who's done that in years past, there's some important

cleannup started on wednesday, resorting to john deere equipment to move it all out of the way. national guard teams were patrolling roads searching for stranded drivers all day wednesday. new this midday.... police say a clinton woman admitted to shooting up heroin just four hours before giving birth. criminl complaints show 38-year-od heather rice told police about using drugs while the universiiy of iowa hospitals and clinics. police say staff in the labor and delivery unit found a lighter with three pairs of needles, spoons, and syringes. investigators say they all had a heroin-like residudu on them. rice faces one charge of drug possesion. this morning, a group in jones county hopes people and lawawkers are morrinformed about marijuua and who is using it. the safe and healthy youth coalition organized a forum last night. a senator, two representaives, the sheriff and two county supervisors ook questions.s. during the forum, two panelists said they're seeing marijuana coming into the state from colorado where it's legal. " 2:39:31 i think the other part that is problematic f

following rounds of layoffs -- john deere releasing its new earnings report. plus -- millions of people are preparing to hit thh roads this weee. and d aw enforcement is preparing. and a woman learns about a sheriff's department's loss -- and decides to step in to help. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry allagher. storm track k even meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. the roads are starting to get busy with travelers, but there aren'' any weather zards out there right now. highways and airports are not showing any although we will have an increase in low clouds, some drizzle and maybe some rain showers with rain likely on thursday. as a cold front tracks into the area, snow ounties by ttmorrow evening, with the whole thing tracking out by sunrise friday. we will likely see some locally heavy rainfall out of this system with some getting a with snow... but today we will have the lighthtrain beginniig to track in with highs in black friday to look forward to. i'll have that forecast for you in a few minutes. mo

no word on whether john deere would be interested in operating its still to come... a sense of relief tpis morning in one neighborhood. a massive sinkhole is gone. plus -- two women who run a fitness center receive an offensive letter about their qualifications. but they're holding their heads high and a landmark known for something a little disgusting...is "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. this is today in iowa." "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: it will be breezy for the next couple of days as a system tracks through#the midwest. this morning, we are starting the day mile in a few areas this morning although our stormtrack7 live weather network will show some fog, but others won't have much at all. temperatures remain mild this morning... in the upper 40s to mid 50s in our viewing area and into the upper 50s in so

wednesday's all about agriculture and the king that is john deere. farmers haven't been doing well around the globe, grain prices under serious pressure. avoid deere entirely. we know it's not enough to drive aren't spending. we've seen caterpillar, two other equipmentmakers fall under short-term pressure. deere could be the same. thursday, turkey day. every year i usually do this -- um, -- it's not the telestrator? oh, you have to take one hand off. okay. this is -- time-honored traditional "mad money." our 2,200th show. the little gobble thing. anyway, this is a big day unless you're like my two vegetarian daughters, because we have tofurkey. hope it doesn't burn to the crisp the way haley made it last time around. black friday, next week the quota and the promotion spin. what people do. wants to know about promotion. raw stores, tgx, costco, home depot and lowe's. moment i expect more pain from retailers who did so much to remind us we don't seem to just shop there anymore. although i'll be at the mall tomorrow because that's what i do. bottom lin

on the nose, there he is, sitting on top of his beloved john deere with his faithful dog festand readyy. >> the great chef loves this place, and you can see why. ♪ >> monsieur paul can't safely hunt but is happy to chase around flushing birds for us. [ gunshots ] >> beautiful. >> yeah, it is beautiful. i could do this all day. that was about as good as we're going to get. >> you got a bullet to sell, i hope. >> if you look long enough, you start hallucinating. you start hallucinating ducks where there aren't any. [ gunshots ] >> you see that one falling? >> okay, not a moment to waste. quickly, a second shot. okay. >> you got it? >> yeah. right there. >> festand! >> between me and daniel and festand the dog, we managed to actually bag a few ducks. >> good job. very good. >> easy shot. >> then it's back to the lodge, clearly bocuse's happy place, where we meet up with some hunting buddies of the great chef. >> you did a good job, no? >> success. >> yeah. it's fantastic. >> is this the hunting lodge, the weekend getaway, hang out with the guys? >> that's where he comes every day, almost.

not sure if we've got john deere, but who is here?is marshal cowan, this is one of the guys that knows about retail stocks and with us this morning. aptally timed in this thanksgiving week. >> look what's happening, when you really recognize the consumer, you've got retailers who have been basically making it not black friday, not black friday weekend, it's now black november. stuart: that's true. >> you've got retailers that are going to beage chaed in some case because they got a little bit of the early business and some are going to prosper well through the holiday. stuart: surprise, surprise, i read your stuff. you like target? >> i do. they're doing a great job with getting back in the game. they're got great price value. look at what they're doing for the holiday in relationship to sales. they're not giving away the house, but yet, they're putting value on the equation. 61% of consumers tell us they are going to buy on sale and get the great deals. >> amazon up eight bucks at 6:79. you like it, and you think it's going further u

the passengers is at john deere medical center and is expected to survive. it's important to reiterate, no threat to the public because the preliminary investigation reveals a relationship between the gunman and the two victims. because of the holiday and the time it happened, the chp says there were enough drivers out there, good witnesses helping in this case. still no suspect vehicle description. live in pinole, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> also new this morning, a new claim of abuse by another inmate from the santa clara county jail. three correctional deputies already facing murder charges in the death of a santa clara county jail inmate back in august. now the "mercury news" is reporting an inmate who witnessed that beating is planning to file a claim of his own. ruben garcia spoke to the newspaper and says two guards severely beat him in july. garcia's attorney plans to file the new claim today. sherry smith tells the merc she's looking into the issues. >>> hard to catch a cab in san jose as taxi drivers ramp up their strike live in the t

, but you can take your small tractor, and in the backyards of western ontario, you can use the john deerehe backyard. it was one considered at the keene house. trust me. tobias levkovich is with us from citigroup. i want to talk about the cliche of the last three years, and i think it still holds. it is use of cash in a single digit world. from where i sit, it gets evermore powerful. tobias: there has been a lot of confusion about the use of cash. there is this constant narrative that companies are not investing , they are buying back stock. tom: but they are. capex: we have had record for four years per we see some falling off because of the energy sector, but even then, capex is only off slightly. going tohe capex american investment and american jobs, or the question i get constantly in handwritten letters from viewers and listeners, is the capex going to asia? tobias: less and less. " you look at the nonresidential business fixed investment" as a percent of gdp, it was 10.5% in 2009. it has held at 13% even as energy has fallen off. other parts are seeing investment if it is in buildi

of course that hurts the spending they'll pay for those john deere contractors and other heavy machineryve in caterpillar. sometimes those two do move into unison. this is spaced specifically on deere's expectations, guidance. >> looks like they're the top gainer early. hewlett-packard enterprises up there as well. >> yes, hp, we spoke to meg whitman. they did have a better than expected, i guess, quarter than you might have thought. don't forget, we have seen these two stocks since the split earlier this month move in opposite directions. interestingly hp inc, the pc and printing business was up. up sharply. hp was down. today you will see a reversal of that. hp being weak. down 14% of the top line in terms of psg and revenues. we did speak to meg whitman who is the chair of hewlett-packard inc, and she can speak to its business. that's in more focus this morning rather than hpe given the declines there. is it a seminal change in the way people buy or don't buy pcs or is it simply a cycle? i asked that question. had the highest all-time share in the commercial pc segment for a long time

they sell equipment like john deere tractors in the united states and abroad. equipment wholesalers told us that if the export-import bank is not reauthorized, it will have a negative impact on the company's sales. how great is that? 35% to 40% impact on their -- their sales. can you imagine that? just because of the inactivity of here -- of congress, we have risked 35% to 40% of this company's business. the company acknowledges that it's already lost business to companies in germany that have access to germany's export-import agency. they say without the ex-im bank being reauthorized, equipment wholesalers will lose even more business. while our businesses are left at a disadvantage because the export-import bank expired, foreign -- foreign -- export-import banks, including those in india and china and 60 other places around the world, are hugely benefiting. in fact, they're wondering, what is going on in the united stat states? but we're not going to let any grass grow under our feet as we run to daylight and take advantage of the inaction in washington, d.c.

john deere, agricultural farm equipment, up 9% on average. up 100% of the time. 10 out of 10 instances. advanced auto parts, it's been positive 10 of the last 10 november-december periods. as we talk about gains, this is the important part. seasonably strong but a lot of head wince, chinese economy, u.s. economy. we could have maybe a little less of a santa claus rally, ty. back over to you. >> thank you very much. october was a strong month for the emerging markets. let's look right now at the u.s. markets which are near their highs of the day. there you see the emerging markets. look at the move over the past month, about 4%. will those gains continue into the remaining two months of the year? our seema mody has some clues. >> that's right. october has been a winning month for the emerging market bulls. emerging markets if you take a look at the etf gaining over 4%. just to put that move into perspective there have been only five occurrences sense the etf's inception when em stocks gained 4% or more in the month of october. but data suggest

head on so i was john deer again. your numbers for you around the area. not too bad at all. that's a good picture. partly cloudy winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. relative humidity at 62%. a few more numbers. 41 in wayne, 38 in hamburg, 54 in jersey shore, 43 in. you can see around the hamptons and eastern end a little bit of fog and cooler readings in the afternoon. we start today 66 above normal absolutely. 83 and 30 your records for today. don't forget the other weather watchers saying the first monday after the change of time is tough. i think it's monday afternoon more than monday morning. i hope you feel a little bit better well rested this morning but do remember that early sunset time is going to change the drill this afternoon around the schools and around the office and just on the major arteries. high pressure in control today, tomorrow and into the middle part of the week. future cast ushers in more sun for this afternoon and then not a lot else. there's a hint we could see a little shower on thursday. it's just a hint but between now and then there's no

we have lost the industrial-wage economy when john deere and caterpillar went away, and we have replacedt with working at night.and hooters at it is really sad that we are not sharp enough to put two and two together. billyd like to thank again for his hard work, and what is sincere human being he is. thank you, guys. you, mark, and thank you for your service. it sounds like service has been a part of your life your entire life. one of the things that is really impressed me doing the work that i do on hunger and poverty is that there are millions of americans that are really engaged in service. share our strength works with tens of thousands of volunteers and so many of the other organizations we are involved with -- feeding america, bread for the world -- other national antihunger organizations, they have a huge volunteer base. a lot of people want to make a difference. you want to know how they can do it. one of the thing special about the issue of lends itself to people getting involved. you can volunteer infantry banks. you can donate money. he can advocate. in addition to service, i

while this may seem like an unfortunate ending for the deer, john bauers with the georgia department n the animal's best interest. >> in that case, the deer crashed through the plate glass door. there could be significant injuries to the deer, lacerations. that type of stress, deer do not adapt well to and will typically die from stress-induced trauma later on. in that case, i'd leave that up to the judgment of the professionals that were dealing with it. >> it isn't every day an animal comes crashing through a commercial establishment, but it happens more than you might think. just three months before the kwick check incident, there's another deer break in at a taco mac restaurant. it's sunday, november 6th, 2011 and football fans are gathered in the popular restaurant to watch the beloved atlanta falcons play the indianapolis colts. what the excited fans don't know is they better get their defense on because an unexpected opponent is about to deliver them a surprise tackle. >> the restaurant was very busy due to the fact that the falcons were playing an nfl game that day. i was actu

. >> it started yesterday on johns way near deer valley school. person was home at the time and they were able to get out okay. it started out in the garage and spread through the attic. >> we only had a few minutes to make the decision either to go in here or not. i pulled the crew out shortly after that. >> fortunately, no one was hurt. firefighters say they were able to recover some of the owner's military gear from inside the home. >>> high school students in vallejo is getting a chance to see what it takes to be on the front line of a fire. cadets working alongside firefighters yesterday and learning how to put out a fire that training exercise is part of this pilot program design to help young people exploring career in public safety. >> firefighters have been monitoring these young erica cadets for the past six weeks. >> i think it is great for the academy they are puing on for us. it is really great they are all out here volunteering every saturday morning. >> four high school students will be the first to graduate from this program. it is

>> kind of like john deere is a brand of a tractor. >> it's kleenex,man. >> i learned that yesterday now i'm a little sore. notice om colder air settled in, 57 in new york. the colder air settled in. chicago you're 29. denver 27. but even that said, it's not incredibly chilly anywhere and it certainly could be this time of the year. this one trouble spot, yesterday the rain in across texas. now that system is moving farther off to the east. we're going to see this in new orleans. and area of the southeast tomorrow. in the mid atlantic. and a lot drier air moving in. clear across the northern plains, the swfouthwest. that will bring rain and mountain snow, good news out there. >> thanks, rick. >>> new concerns about airport security after that russian plane disaster. could an airport worker be involved in the plot? a former head of the nsa is here next live. >>> is it a ufo? what is that mystery night light? we've got the answer just ahead. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like playing the boss equals the boss wins. wow! start the interview with a firm

this is an john's way about a block from deer valley high school. firefighters went inside trying to put out those flames. that's when the roof began to collapse. crews made it out just in time. and with some very precious cargo. >> the owner of the residence just recently got back from overseas in the war. he had some military gear that he wanted. we were able to recover that out of his bedroom. >> that gear included uniforms right there, backpacks and boots. the soldier who lived here just got back from the middle east last week. these are the fee things left of the soldier's home which was heavily damaged. no one was injured in the fire. >>> it's still on the menu, but expect to pay more for crab soon. that's because the seafood is deemed too toxic to eat. analogy bloom has raised toxin levels in the crust asians making them dangerous to eat. the hunting season for crab is being delayed. early this week california fish and wildlife held an emergency meeting in order to discuss whether to suspend crabbing all the way down the coast. >>> a special

john. juliet: he was hit by a deer strike and is believed to have been killed, evaporated is the word they're using. teresa priolo is following the situation. >> reporter: good morning, we are told it will be some time before we know exactly f jihadi john is dead. it happened when it there are no u.s. boots on the ground so intelligence officials are monitoring social me the as well as known to isis web sites to see if there's any chatter of his demise. it is too early to tell the man known to the world as jihadi john is dead but a senior u.s. military source tells fox news there, quote, 99% sure we got him. airstrikes occurred in an isis stronghold, the associated press is quoting an unnamed u.s. official saying a drone target of vehicle believed to be carrying jihadi john whose real name is mohammed mwazi. airport and air strikes and explosions last night, the u.s. wishes one of eight targeting terrorist organizations. if jihadi john is dead it would signal a major blow to isis who has relied on the kuwaiti born british citizen for propaganda. is known for being of a brutal executioner. he

it was recently a case with a john deere tractor where they wouldn't let him fix it saying the copyrighton the security and anticircumvision provisions of the digital millennium copyright act made it illegal for them to fix it without going to a john deere dealer. i'm afraid we're going to see this in the car and we see the death of the corner garage or we see the death of your ability to do any sort of modifications to your car, whether it's bigger tires to jack up your pickup truck or do things to enhance performance. >> actually, the example you gave is a great example of regulatory processes working. so every three years, the copyright office has to evaluate the dmca to ensure that good-faith research is able to be advanced, and recently the copyright office said that as a part of doing good-faith research, you can do so on a car, right, and get beyond the encryption systems. so it's a great example of an agile system working effectively. >> my concern, of course, is you never really own your vehicle because there's so much software involved. you actually may just be licensing the so

john: after this show, i said i bet every one of them more americans will be killed by deer than ebola. they laughed at me, but it turn out that year only one american died of ebola. 200 were killed by deer, colliding with them in cars. but nobody worried about deer or driving. we should. we aren't scared of stairs or house fires and swimming pools, though they kill thousands of people. we're terrified by new threats like ebola. and that fear is a friend of the state, because when people get frightened they willingly give money and power to politicians and bureaucrats. protect me, make sure i'm safe. so big government grows. during world war ii americans feared immigrants from japan might be secret enemies so america locked many of them up. >> the 120,000 japanese and japanese-americans living on the west coast were rounded up and taken to internment camps where they would spend the duration of the war. john: most of the people locked up were american citizens and later the government apologized for the internments saying it was race prejudice and war hysteria. america paid $20,000 to

deer jumped through a bus window." >> let's start at the beginning, when cam tran city bus driver john porter is halfway through hist. >> i was driving down the road, like i normally do, looking for passengers. >> as porter continues calmly down the road, he gets a surprise. the front windshield shatters as a deer topples into the vehicle. porter is so stunned, that at first he doesn't understand what's going on. >> i didn't actually see the deer come through the window because i was looking down the road. i saw the deer beside of me at the front door area. >> the deer is just as stunned as the driver and struggles to escape. >> he tried to get back out the way it came in and pushed the window back out where it scattered around the bus, trying to get out. the bus had a lot of windows. >> fortunately, the bus was empty except for one passenger way in the back. >> it was unusual for that time of day for the bus to be empty as it was. >> the deer is thrashing around desperately behind the driver's seat. and porter realizes they're in a dangerous situation. the deer might harm him, the passenger or itself. >> i had to

deere drink leave -- deirdre live, 5 p.m. eastern, with more on this. we need to get you to the u.s. embassy in paris where johnry is speaking. let's listen in. >> between civilization and medieval and modern fascism, both at the same time. and that is why every single nation-state in the region and around the world is opposed to dash. and so the violence, the terror, the senseless murder of 132 people and injuring of hundreds more including four americans, this is an assault not just on france, but coming on the heels of brutal attacks in lebanon, iraq and elsewhere, it is an assault on our collective sense of reason and purpose. an attack on civility itself. and i want to thank the men and women who bravely reported to the scene of the attacks and those who continue to work around the clock to heal the injured, restore calm and provide relief. among those who died on friday night was an american student, naomi gonzalez. naomi had come to paris for the same reason so many americans do and have more centuries, to expand her horizons, enrich her education and experience the magic of this city. as one of her form