laduke is a leader of native american environmental and cultural issues. la-duke ran for office as ralph nader'r'vice president in the 19-96 and 2000 elections. tim: today, november 19th is the great american smoke out and folks here in sioux city were spreading awareness organizers decorated this fence, with the acronym g-a-s-o to encourage people to kick the habit of smoking. members of the siouxland district health the mayor's youth commission took part in the health initiative. jenna: the f-d-a made a big announcement today, saying they've approved the first genetically modified animal for human consumption. salmon. the company behind the engineered salmon "aqua- bounty " calls the move a "game changer" in the market. the company takes d-n-a from a chinook salmon... and from a sea eel... to produce a aew salmon. the idea is help the fishrow quickly the salmon will be grown in panama and canada and will be sold i. the u-s. and although the process to grow the fish is improved there are still some opposed to g-m-o based foods. it's something doctor richa

laduke is a leader of native american environmental and cultural issues. la-duke ran for office as ralph nader's vice president in the 19-96 and 2000 elections. tim on cam just as the winter weather arrives, a agency that provides a warm bed for siouxland homeless picked up a big contribution today. "100-plus men who care", p psented the e arming shelter" on nebraska street with a check for 62-hundred dollars. the presentation is the first for "100-plus men who care." the new group meets once a quarter to nominate worthy non-profit groups to be their beneficiary. the warming shelter plans to use the funds toward the purchase of bunk beds that will replace cots currently being used. the "warming shelter" is at capacity with 77 people 100-plus men who care will make it's next check presentataon in january.y. jenna: tonight, a big event focused on men's health awareness. it's called movember and it's being he at unitypoint health saint luke's atrium right now tim: our very own fred hexom is there right now and hes joining us live with more..... fred how's it

laduke is a leader of native american environmental and cultural issues. la-duke ran for office as ralph nader's vice president in the 19-96 and 2000 elections. tim: tonight, a big event focused on men's health awareness. it was the 3rd annual movemebr event held at unitypoint health st lukes arium the event brings awareness to the fact that the leading cause among men is cancer. they challenge men to "man up" and get screened for prostate cancer with a simple psa blood test that is made available for only 33 dollars. " "" last year we had 50 come out and get the blood test and two of those came back were they needed to have follow-up appointments. and how we think of that is two of those people probably wouldn't have gotten that screen if we didn't hold that event and that's something we're really really proud of." says event coordinator of unity point st. luke's sara fay. after screenings and dinner the competitions began with the best facial hair and then the wing eating contest. and then the wing eating contest. tim: also this month, a local business i

laduke is a leading voice on native american environmental and cultural issues. lukas: a big event was held last night at unity point saint lukes, it was the 3rd annual movemebr event focusing on men's health.they challenge men to "man up" and get screened for prostate cancer with a simple psa blood test that is made available for only 33 dollars. " "" last year we had 50 come out and get the blood test and two of those came back were they needed to have follow-up appointments. and how we think of that is two of those people probably wouldn't have gotten that screen if we didn't hold that event and that's something we're really really proud of." says event coordinator of unity point st. luke's sara fay. lukas: after screenings and dinner the competitions began with "a best facial hair" contest and a wing eating contest. lukas: yesterday marked the great american smoke out and folks here in sioux city were spreading awareness organizers decorated this fence, with the acronym g-a-s-o to encourage people to kick the habit of smoking. members of the siouxland distric