pantry we've ever opened. we saw 900 clients in the first three weeks. reporter: back in september of 2012, the entire network served this year in september, over 15,000 people. the executive director says one reason for the spike is river place which has drawn from immigrant population in the surrounding area, older adults who use the federal supplemental food program next door and has a bus stop at the front door. >> people who did not -- people who had need but no access all of a sudden have access and that site has skyrocketed. reporter: the success has proven the theory that if services are taken to where people need them are living, numbers will spike. >> we needed to bring the pantry to them and that is where we came up with the idea of a mobile food truck. reporter: the food truck is part of a $10 million fundraising campaign. a pantry on wheels, taking food into underserved parts of the county on a regular schedule. connolly says that food truck will likely cost around $100,000. she hopes it will hit

hours at all the metro pantries. almost $3 million have already been raised, they hope to raise a total of 10 million over the next 5 years. stacey: cold night across central iowa. kurtis: temperatures are really dropping, especially to our west. even some upper 20's in northwestern iowa. 34 in waterloo. a frosty start, especially to the west and south. start out the day tomorrow in the mid 30's. sunshine early on, then clouds slowly increase. about a degree below normal for this time of year. 7:00 p.m. temperature at 51 degrees. some upper 60's on sunday but then look at that. early november and some highs in the 70's. i have the latest futurecast. we will see if the writ -- if the rain will arrive or hold off. kevin: next on kcci a night to , remember. the special night for a young now she is a horned frog fan. stacey: animal lifeline. how the future for these little moines shelter stepped in. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. with kevin cooney, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and iowa's spo

we find pantries that of "-left-double-quote 70 percent of the new people who come to the pantry are on our radar. the pantries can't be used all the time but 70 percent what when we opened a new pantry are are we missing? this seems to be something that is really kind of the eluding us and it is not just the homeless as he said in your intro but these are working poor. >> it is almost two thirds of the people who are considered food insecure have a job of some sort. >> right and food insecure is a really broad curve but it is generally accepted by everybody. that means you don't know where your next meal is coming from. you had breakfast and it doesn't mean you don't know where you're going, it means you don't know if you're getting a meal at all and that is the definition of food insecure and there's 55,000 of those in polk county. >> what do you see as a solution? what is going to make this basically erase this need and get rid of this? >> we know that in five years what we would love to say is that the 55,000 because right now we know that is a number in polk county going hungry

all money went to help the "des moines religious council's food pantry" hand out meals. the pantry is expected to help some 15-thousand people this year. that's more than ever before. the church was hoping to raise 5 - thousand dollars with the event, but it doubled its goal weve raised, idk were pretty close to 85 hundred dollars. i'm thinking that by the time we close the account we will be between 9 thousand and 10 thousand dollars in just wonderful people stepping up and sharing their talents the food pantry is asking for donations of both food and cash. the iowa hawkeyes have improved their position without lifting a finger... they had a bye week on saturday but still moved up in the national rankings. they are now tenth overall, and this is the first time in 5 years the hawkeyes have cracked the top 10. losses by utah and florida state paved the way for the jump. last time iowa took the field they smacked down northwestern in evanston, 40-10. here is a look at the remaining schedule. 3 at home, 2 on the road. no ranked teams left. that has many fans dreaming of a p

about the pantry. is there a connection in your eyes with regards to the drought in the supply that you have currently inside that pantry?>> yes there is. we have a lot of fresh produce and we get it from the food bank and we have noticed a change in the size of the fruit and vegetables for lack of water and the quantity that we get as well.>> how does your food pantry differ from other agencies. i just don't get a bag of something that i did not choose, and you allow the clients to shop for free. >> we do, and we collect client choice. a lot of our clients don't have a home to go to to cook something on a stove. if i give them a bag of beans, there's no way they can go home and cooked that. it cuts down on waste. we like to give the clients something that they can use at the time.>> doing this fund raiser by making a 5k is unique. you think it will bring attention to the food pantry in a way to get people that may not ordinarily be involved in the effort?>> kenny repeat that. >> -- can you repeat that

they held their mobile food pantry today in dubuque. nearly 200 low- income families waited in llne at aubudon elemenenary school. they filled their carts with nutritious foods to take home. organizers say nearly 12-tusand poundsf food was overwhelmed by the generosity. by people, and i've never seen anything like this...and i've worked many food pantries and i've still have not seen anything like this." ganizers say meet certain low- income guidelines to receive food. and they say t mobile food pantry kes place four times a yearr the lucas farms neighborhood in iowa city is raising funds for activities and improvements in the ea -- with costume sale. most of the costumes are repurposed from a volunteer aa the sale. she has worked in the costume industry for most of her life -- and says she's happy it can bring in money to her neighborhood. "sme of it mightpgo toward our parks, some of it mig go our neighborhood for the folks that live theee." have also b ben donated. the sale'e' first run was last year -- and the community hopes all th

her new cookbook is called "my pantry."oins us with her daughter also joining us, her longtime , friend and fellow food lover, a regular contributor to the new york magazine since 1963, and is a great friend of this program. i am pleased to have ample them at this table. this is a friendship here, isn't it? >> alice, fanny, and me? yes, we've known each other for a long time. charlie: born out of a love for food? >> i met allison a long time ago. then she married the brother of a good friend of mine, so we saw even more of her. then fannie came along, and that improved the situation. >> what is in the pantry? do you have anything new to say to us? >> i guess i want to say that the easiest way to cook something quickly and is to have certain things in your pantry, ready. have olive oil. good olive oil and vinegar. i always spend money on good olive oil and vinegar. i also like spices, and i like to have a really good posture, -- a really good stuff, and i like to have some things that i have made myself, and so this book is

. >>> students in camden are now serving cramer hill community through a new food pantry. the church joined food bank of south jersey and camden charter school network to open the pantry this morning. camden high school students will operate the pantry every third saturday of the month providing food for the families of fellow students. >>> a railroad rodeo for septa workers today, rail operators, conductors and engineers had their skills tested during a yearly event. families are invited so workers can show off their children how they keep their trains moving. it's also a serious competition. employees battle through obstacles for bragging rights and prizes. teams will be selected to compete in an international rodeo in phoenix next year. >>> all aboard the hogwarts train, wizarding world of harry potter at chestnut hill. we'll take you into the chamber of secrets next. >> it's definitely going to be a cold night ahead, even colder tomorrow. i'll let you know how chilly it will get for the rest of your weekend. that's all coming up in my full forecast. >>> a man is dead a

they operate 12 food pantries in the metro area. last month they served more people than any month in their history. in september 2012, the entire dmarcc pantry network served 8,700 individuals. this year in september they broke an all-time record for any month. more than 15,000 people. the fundraising campaign will include a pantry on wheels a , specially-made truck taking food into underserved parts of polk county. all across central iowa, ghost and goblins will go door-to-door tonight for beggars' night. children will be trick-or-treating in altoona, ames, ankeny, clive, des moines, johnston, norwalk, urbandale, windsor heights among others tonight. there is a complete list of beggars' night activities and times on the kcci app and please don't forget to send us your u-local halloween photos. the day question is and the pressure is on, what will be like for everybody getting out there? jason: there is a reasonable chance we can see some sprinkles out there. mainly later on into the evening but during beggars'night, it's not looki

it is mobile food pantries at the family center on soto road. the pantry is a partnership between the food bank and neighborhood promise volunteers. and the u.s. department of education. 150 families are expected to pick up food. the pantry will be at hayward's eden garden greenwood park. >> bay area agencies are joining forces to help homeless people make their lives easier. they're creating city packs they donated the waterproof back packs. this are being handed out in hayward. one man told us the back pack will sure come in handy. >> i usually carry a bag of stuff, but it is easy for people to reach into and take stuff and the cop faeshgsz you leave stuff around, they'll take your stuff. so this will be nice. i'll have my personal possessions close to me all the time. less likely to lose stuff. >> people can also pick up back packs at the saint vincent depaul dining room. the navigation center in san francisco tomorrow and first presbyterian church in berkeley. >>> after a short break, a grocery chain is closing all of the stores, including t

. >> rose: what's in my pantry, my dear? >> all sorts of wonderful. >> rose: something new to say to us. >> i guess what i want to say is that the easiest way to cook something quickly and delicious is to have certain things in your pantry ready. and so i always have good olive oil and vinegar. >> rose: good olive oil. >> good olive oil and vinegar. i always spend money on good olive oil. but i also like spices and i like to have, you know, a really good pasta and i like to have something that i made myself. and so this book is about the things that really make my cooking my own. that's how i think about it. >> rose: do you know what's great about this book is the illustrations. where did you have dinner last night, can you tell me? >> well, yes, i can tell you. we were on the 51st floor of the bank of america building and they were doing a benefit. for part of the food and wine festival. >> rose: right. and they provided the menu for the dinner. >> they asked us to do the menu and we brought chef's and david tanis from new

pantry network served 8700 individuals. this year in september they broke an all-time record for any month -- over 15,000 people. the executive director says one reason for the spike is the new river place pantry on euclid. it's serving a lot of immigrants who live in the area as well as older adults who use the federal supplemental food program next front door. sarai rice: we literally hit a sweet spot, and what that has meant is people who had need, but no access, all of a sudden have access and that site has just skyrocketed. elizabeth: a $10 million fund raising campaign kicked off this month. it will include a pantry on wheels, a specially-made truck taking food into under-served parts of polk county. eric: developing overnight -- a kentucky manhunt comes to an end. shaina humphries is following the latest. and shaina, they had been looking for this guy for several days now, right? shaina: they have. six days. 62-year-old floyd ray cook had been on the run since saturday when he allegedly shot and injured a tennessee p

the des moines area religious council's food pantry is expected to help more than 15 - thousand people this year... that's more than ever before. and a local church is stepping in to help put more food on the shelves union park united methodist church held a concert and potluck this morning to help raise money... close to one - hundred singers and musicians took part in the event. the church was hoping to raise 5 - thousand dollars... but it doubled it's goal 331228 - weve raised, idk were pretty close to 85 hundred dollars. im thinking that by the time we close the account we will be between 9 thousand and 10 thousand dollars in just wonderful people stepping up and sharing their talents the food pantry is asking for donations of both food and cash. coming up after the break... we are learning more about the deadly crash in oklahoma. hear from witnesses and survivors....and the additional charges the suspect may face.. plus coming up in sports.... the lastest a- p poll highlights iowa's winning record... where the hawkeyes winning records places them in the rankings nearly 50 people r

to help families in need -- saint stephen's food bank holdsstheir mobile food pantry in dubuque. kw-wl's shirley descorbeth joins us live in dubuque -- where it all took place. shirley -- what can you tell us? people oke up early tts momoing, waited in line here at audubon elementary school to get food they might have a hard time paying forat grocery stores. organizers say each family walked away with nearly sixty to eight-fivv poundsdsof food. and one woman even got emotional while in line. seventy-four year old karen crawford is going down the line at the st. stephen's mobile seems to be enough...this is so helpful, you would not believe how helpful families from dubuque are waititig in line atataubudon elementary school...filling carts with nutritious food to take home. "and organizers say this big truck was filled with nearly tweleve thousand pounds of food." familiee had to registtr to show they are in need. experts say it's evident there are families in dubuque are people that might only have had one meal for that day." as for crawford...the generosity of the volunteers d t

the goal is to raise $10 million in five years to allow food pantries. >> the food pantry can only stay open a certain amount of time. people can get to the food. stacey: $3 million already been raised thanks to polk county money and large gifts. get ready for a little out of this world scare on halloween. scientists say a massive asteroid will hurtle toward our planet and unusually high speeds on october 31. experts say you will be able to catch it from a telescope. steve: just more great fall weather. we are so lucky. kurtis: tonight, we do have some clouds rolling in. this is about 10-20 meteors per hour maximum. not a great meteor shower this year. it is going to be pretty dark out there. a good opportunity if you are at one of the locations that have the clouds breaking up. this is very mild for this time of night and this time of year. 30's up in northern iowa. we will get down into the upper 40's. east winds at 5-15. new type temperature, 59. super doppler 8, there are just a couple sprinkles out there. these are some windmills getting picked up by radar. a little bit of activity

to raise $10 million to allow food pantries to stay open for longer. also introduce mobile food pantry trucks. >> they could only stay open for a certain amount of time because they run out of food. there's not enough food or resources to find food. elizabeth: they've raised $3 million for the cause. emmy victor's live in the studio. you say this has to do with the secure chip cards. emmy: the credit card industry is in the middle of a huge change, spiking out classics cards with a magnetic stripe in the back. on october 1, credit card networks shipped this liability to whichever side of the transaction hasn't made an upgrade. industry experts say the switch has been slow and confusing. >> it's the biggest change in the way we've used credit cards in decades. people aren't ready. . there's a lot of confusion emmy: several banks haven't upgraded to the new chip enabled card. they are warning that scammers are capitalizing on that. officials say they are sending e-mails that seem to be from a credit card issuer. asking for personal information in order t

the executive director says one reason for this bike is the new river place pantry on euclid, serving a lot of immigrants who live in the area as well as older adults who use the federal supplemental food program >> we hit a sweet spot. people who had need but no access all of a sudden have access and that site has skyrocketed. elizabeth: a $10 million fundraising campaign kicked off this month and it will include a pantry on wheels, a truck taking food into underserved parts of polk county. eric: kentucky manhunt has come to an end. shaina humphries has been following the latest. folks have been looking for these guys for several days. reporter: six days actually. floyd ray cook has been on the run since saturday when he allegedly shot and injured a tennessee police officer. kentucky police say they caught up with cook knew the kentucky tennessee border when they responded to a call of shots fired. the officers and cook exchanged fire and cook was fatally shot. schools in the area had been closed while the manhunt was underway. two police officers were shot in a desk and a robbery su

mobile pantries like this one are held four times a year... herds of zombies overtake eastern iowa streets... but this is not a call for doomsday prep... it is a fun event this weekend... i'm talking about the annual zombie walk in cedar falls. people walked like the dead -- up and down college and 23rd street near the university of northern iowa campus. the event is in support of a great cause -- and all the money "they get a little freaked out. sometimes we get on top of cars, and stop them in the middle of traffic. so some people appreciate it; some people don't." this was the fifth year for the zombie walk. as gruesome as it may seem -- they like to keep the event open for families to come and enjoy. coming up on today in iowa... chicago unveils a new store...dedicated to number 23. but was the grand opening successful? and in our sunday morning sports wrap-up... -- it came down to just the final minutes, as the u-n-i panthers try to go for the upset against 6th ranked south dakota state -- but could they do it? stay tuned. as a reminder..

the growing need at one food pantry and the smart solution to a possible problem. kevin: and, a night to remember. how tcu made abby faber feel extra special. worth, texas.i don't know how you did it? what? riding our bikes across the state? getting my masters? no! paying off your house early! oh! that was easy! awhile back we talked with veridian credit union and they got us into a 10 and done loan! refinancing lowered our rate and closing costs were only $200! yeah, it was really easy! and we saved enough money to take this trip to europe! veridian's been great, helping us with all of our finances! stacey: caught on camera. it's the shocking video we were first to air online at kcci.com. kevin: a special needs student -- high school student allegedly assaulted by a school bus driver. police arrested 61-year-old robert scarborough moments after students fled the bus in fear. he is now facing assault and child endangerment charges. stacey: video of the attack is circulating across multiple social media sites. kevin: kcci's ryan smith is live tonight after speaking

. >> with 100% of pantries reporting the final numbers are in for the nh tackles hunger food program. 51 of the 57 hs varsity football programs were collection sights this year the final total comes in at 57,000 pounds of food, all of which stays with the local pantries and families in those communities. this is year 3 of the program and the total went up by 17,000 pounds this year. meanwhile hannafords is giving 500 dollar gift cards to the teams in each division that collected the most food. congratulations to pinkerton, plymouth, and fall mountain for winning. two out in the bottom of the ninth, mets two outs away from taking game one of the world series. tom: still to come, world cup celebration at the white house. shelley: and one member of the team had a big announcement 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

she was also a seamstress, so well, that she turned a pantry room.nto her sewing she had her sewing machine. she learned by taking lessons at the largest department store downtown she sold many of her own clothing and hats. in the kitchen, she cooked. she used a stove that was both gas and coal. mrs. nash was a very fit woman. she believed in her health and feeding her family correctly. for-five milesd every day, regardless of the weather. you know, and buffalo, that can be very tough in the winter months. she was rollerskating, ice-skating into her 60's and 70's. she walked everywhere. this room, of course, would have been the dining room, had reverend nash not needed a large study. this for the dining room. this is where they would entertain guests who came to visit the family. this is where the family would sit. mrs. nash, being a musician, would play the piano, even though she was not the official pianist for the church. they had one heater that he did the whole house -- that he ated the whole house. reverend nash did not turn this heater on until after thanksgiving. if you know anythin

but this does help the food pantry.us where the proceeds are going to go. >> 100% of the proceeds will go to the oakland food pantry. we distribute over 10,000 pounds of food a week, and this really helps our mission. this is the only way that we support our mission, through fund-raising. >> it looks like the turnout actually is really good, if we can pan over and show all the people that have showed up so far today. how many people are you expecting to come out to this? >> we're expecting around 200 to 250. >> that's awesome. have you seen your favorite costume yet? a lot of kids, really a great way -- oh, i think the crab was fighting with someone. just kidding. do you still want people to head your way? and what's your favorite costume that you the eve seen, ron? >> my favorite costume is this clown costume near me lady, this lady tin green clown costume. then there's plenty of time to come down. we will be starting the race off about 9:05, but even after that we're going to have our dee jay start the music and have

food pantries, meal programs, and get it to people who need access to that healthy food. >> and cares about the environment. >> absolutely. food waste is a leading contributor to climate change. it releases methane dallas, which is far worse than carbon dioxide. >> reporter: out of curiosity, how do you debt the food? >> we go around to farmer's markets in the summer and local it. we have a cooler at home so at night we can take the farmer's market food back and people can take it home the next day. process some. >> we primarily work through so we'll go to a food pantry and give them fresh produce because they don't have storage so it's hard for them to maintain. we'll go to schools and teachers distribute those for snacks. we'll go to shelters and drop off kale and they'll cook of a meal. >> you've done so many things in your career. this must be so rewarding. many of us don't realize how important this is. >> i think many of us don't realize how many of us are struggling with food security. food and community come together. people collect around food. so we're out there meeting peop

all of it stays with the local pantries and families in those communities. hanofford' s is giving $500 gift cards to figure, plymouth, and fall mountain for collecting the most foods. an artist in ohio is taking pumpkin decorating to a whole a jeanette paris paints images of famous people on giant gourds. jon stewart, betty white, jay leno, and prince harry are featured on some this year. she said the pumpkin paintings take several hours to create. she is very talented. it is 6:52. still to come, a final check of erin: updating our' s top stories, laconia police are searching for a man who prompted a standoff yesterday. ray: the man allegedly threatened a person with a gun. police confiscating a double-barreled shotgun and bags of ammunition from the apartment in jewett street. there was a tense situation is police cordoned off the situation, but it turned out likely the suspect and fled before police arrived. erin: a fire that broke out at an a farm in monroe overnight is now under control. crews were called to the scene at pete and gerry' s organic egg the

. >>> alameda county's mobile food pantry visited the resource center for the heyward school district. the pantry was handing out eggs, bread, fruit, vegetables, and canned goods. 150 families were expected to pick up food. >>> the water is back on tonight at about a dozen homes in the east bay. an 8-inch water main broke near hillcrest. water was gushing through the cracks in the road when a crew arrived there. 50 to 60 customers lost service . >>> a guilty plea from lumber liquidators. environmental charges that involved logging. >> and the dodgers part ways with don mattingly after their disappointment performance in the playoffs. >> and video showing a woman trying to steal a package from the front step of a bay area home. why police are calling this an epic fail. >>> a woman was caught on video trying to steal a package from a porch. problem was the package was too heavy for her. this is surveillance video from tuesday at a home on autumn oak circle. the woman first picked up a pair of shoes left outside then she tried to take the package. when she couldn't manage, she left it be

you mentioned the pantry, here is my butler's pantry. >> reporter: a wine cooler and wet bar which leads to the dining room. you can take the elevator to the master suite or a cinderella staircase.>> this is all a single piece hand usually they are in sections. >> reporter: a palatial feel lower-level. the master suite has cherry wood floors and a master bathroom. here, marble heated floors, a -- spot -- spa tub and more. to live large, it will cost you $4.4 million. >>> the place was originally listed for $5 million and was reduced.>> it is a bargain. it is only $4400.>>> coming up this morning, a furry friend finder plus this.>>> a woman and three others dead after an explosion at a brooklyn body -- building. we will have the latest. >>> we will check the forecast

. >>> students in camden are now serving the kramer hill community through a new food pantry. camden academy high school students will operate the pantry every third saturday of the month providing food for the families of fellow students. >>> a recall we want to let you know about. hyundai is recalling 27,000 cars because they may not respond well to the salt that will be dumped on our roads this winter. the recall covers elantras made from 2010 to 2011, and sonatas, and it is limited to the salt belt, and that includes pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. >>> still ahead, a twister caught on camera. we'll explain what caused this wild weather to break out in southern california. here's a live look at the philadelphia museum of art where the aids fund is hosting its annual 5k run and walk. if you are going to be in the area today, mlk drive will be shut down and the street eakins oval and the art museum area until about noon. >>> the hallen town halloween parade starts on 17th street today and ends on 9th street. if you are attending organizers would like you to use the #hh

my pantry, alice waters. homemade ingredients that make simple meals your own.e will be right back. stay with us. ♪ cofounder and ceo of periscope, purchased earlier this year by twitter. the mobile app less anyone to broadcast video real-time anywhere in the world. he says the mission is to create the closest thing to a teleportation machine. it changes the way we communicate and share our expenses. its peers have come under scrutiny for enabling the pirating of copyrighted material. i'm pleased to have him here at the table for the first time. before--we met once tell people what periscope is and does. >> it is the simplest way to start or watch a live video broadcast. you press a button, go live, and anyone can watch and hear you. if you are in the midst of a protest in baltimore, you can go live in show that with the world. if you are running on the beach with your dog and want the family to see it you can go live. charlie: or you can -- if you're on a train and standing next to a remarkably interesting person, you can pull out your smartphone -- and have a

ghostly treats by decorating them to look like an eye ball, with stuff you probably have in your pantry. maybe add a little red decorating gel to make these halloween creepy. not only are these fun to eat, they're fun to make. so make sure you have your kids, or grandkids help you out. the recipe for what we call, "cookie eyeballs," is ononne now along wiwi a collection of some of our best halloween treats that're party perfect. i'm howard in the mr. food test kitchen, with kelly, where today we found a "spookier way" for you to say . "ooh it's so good!!" jessica rae: after the break... folks in iowa city are getting smarter when it comes to their garbage. see how technilogical green with a couple of "big belly's" no, we aren't talking about their waistlines, "big belly" is actually the name of a new eco- friendly trash can city leaders have deployed in various spots around town. reporter mark carlson brings usmore. "a new program could increase recycling and cut down on the amount of traditional garbage cans throughout iowa city?s downtown. city leaders recently deployed several solar-

all those who want to send donations of mac& cheese to me, please just send it to your local food pantry. there's a lot of hungry people out there yeah. phil: and that was it. gatti is still enrolled at uconn, but he's left the campus. the school says his case could lead to a hearing and expulsion. ed: he was caught on tape, a driver slams into a cruiser. a trooper was conducting a traffic stop, but a driver nearly hit a cruiser, just missed it then she lost control as you can see down the way a little bit. her suv rolled over several times. investigators say she was distracted by her phone. tonight she's recovering from serious injuries and she could face several charges because of it. quick surprise for a virginia neighborhood when a hot air balloon came in for an unexpected landing. neighbors in ashland said they et. the pilot said winds were unpredictable but no one was in any danger he managed to land it safely right in front of a home. j.c.: it was a night to remember for a transgendered teen in rhode island. kristian barber came out as transgender last november. he was bullied. bu

stephanie: make sure to check any skippy peanut butter if you have it in the pantry. several 16-ounce jars of skippy's reduced fat creamy peanut butter spread are being recalled. the manufacturer says small pieces of metal shavings may have ended up in it. the f-d-a says the expiration date on the affected peanut butter is december 14, 20- 16. it was sold at target and walmart. jack: today is a milestone when it comes to renewable fuels. the world's largest cellulosic ethanol plant opened its doors. dupont's had a special celebration this morning at their newest facility in nevada. the plant will transform corn stover-- which the plant will transform corn stover-- which includes the leaves, stalks, and cobs-- into ethanol. this new technology reduces green house gas emissions by 90 percent compared to gasoline. the plant will create 85 permanent jobs, 150 seasonal jobs, and will help provide extra income to 500 farmers in the area. branstad: "this new state of the art facility will reform how we provide value to farmers, to the processors, and the consumers throughout

strain when resources have to be used to repair as opposed to feeding the homeless and have a food pantry or a utility system. >> damage was done to one church so bad services had to be held on the front lawn. >> it's arson. >> each fire was set in the middle of the night, all are predominantly black congregations and not far from the scene of rioting in ferguson, missouri, when michael brown, an unarmed black teen was shot by a white officer. >> for church leaders they admit the situation is unsettling, but their hearts go out right now to that one person who police believe is behind all of this. >> we have forgiven that person and prayed for that person, but i want that person to get help and i want people to find out why, so they can heal. this is a broken spirit. >> police say they are stepping up patrols and developing profiles of possible suspects adding that there is a $400,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. >>> back here in our area, investigators are trying to figure out what left a man and two dogs injured in the olney section overnight. the fire broke

from the northeast iowa food bank will be brought to the mobile food pantry in oelwein. the new partnership kicked off last week and helped nearly 130 families. assist 200 families next month. food bank director barbara prather -- says everybody wins with the new partnership. "our job is not only to reduce community, and make sure people have access to an adequate nutritious supply of food. we are going to continue to make sure we do that with all the programs we have." the oelwein distributions will of every month. the oelwein distributions will take place the second wednesday of every month. coming up... new details about an attack on a wisconsin restaurant owner... and the railroad workers allegedly behind the whole thing... and... scientists make an interesting discovery about cheese that will make you say "you've gouda brie kidding me..." that's coming up in just a few minutes. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. storm track seven meteorologist kyle kiel now for your first and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... y

stephanie: make sure to check any skippy peanut butter if you have it in the pantry. several 16-ounce jars of skippy's reduced fat creamy peanut butter spread are being recalled. the manufacturer says small pieces of metal shavings may have ended up in it. the recalled product was sent to seven states, from delaware to arkansas. it's being distributed by publix, target and walmart. jack: the "wild" salmon you ordered for lunch last time might be tamer than you think. that's according to a new study from oceana, an organization that campaigns for change in the oceans. it found 43 percent of salmon it bought at restaurants and grocery stores was mislabeled. much of the salmon marketed as "wild" was actually farmed. but oceana didn't say whether the fish was mislabeled at the source, or where it was sold. jack/2shot the sun is coming back -- and you might not believe how nice our weather is about to get. chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. stephanie: 5 news late edition. going all out with a new one- of-kind celebration they'

the growing need at one food pantry and the possible solution. extra waking up with us. eric: 430 -- 4:30 on october 30. waking up to anoer chilly morning. metinka: at least the wind has settled down. this morning, calm weather but cold temperatures. 34 degrees right now in des moines. we have clear skies currently but those clouds will be sneaking back into the area this afternoon.

here's my butler's pantry. >> reporter: look at that. in here, a wine cooler and wet bar. this leads you to the formal dining room. >> beautiful crystal chandeliers. >> reporter: you can take the elevator to the master suite or a cinderella staircase. >> this is a single piece wrought-iron railing where usually you find them to be in sections. >> reporter: another palatial feel from up here with sweeping views of the lower level. the master wing has shiny cherrywood floors and elevated seating area and the master bathroom. in here, marble heated floors. a spa tub and more. >> stand in front of it. it's a smart toilet. heated seat. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: to live large in colts neck, new jersey it will cost you $4.4 million. >> don't think i didn't notice only the top is open. just saying. >> it is nice, though, when you have little ones around. >> it's nice for a lot of reasons. it's originally listed for 5 million. taxes run about $44,000 a year. >> very nice. >>> as we continue here at 5:00, they thought it was finally their chance at having a family. >> even if t

vincent depaul food pantry. several schools still holding their drives this week. salem at spaulding, that's a collection site. u.n.h. football team has reached their bye week, this is the last team they'll have a week off until their season ends. next up the wildcats play at number 33, william and mary. until then the guys are trying to improve. >> yeah, we've gotten better in the last two weeks, and we've played good football at both ends, we've hung onto the football, we've created turnovers. we've done some really good things. we've gotten too many penalties, we have to start taking care of those. jamie: college football on channel 9 saturday, starts with the red river rivalry, always a good one, texas and oklahoma. georgia tech and clemson, that's a game at 3:30, you can watch it on channel 9. how about the florida showdown under the lights, 8:00, miami and the seminoles. so that's a full day of college football here on channel 9. and the national league wild card game, that is tonight. the cubs play at the pittsburgh pirates, it's a great pitching matchup wit

, fruits and vegetables of runs, the when they open the refrigerator, it you' re sending with the pantry. push the chips aside and the good front of -- and the good stuff up front. adam: what are some healthy and easy to prepare after schools snacks, or should we do it with the child? sara: if possible, do it with the child because you create a nice bond. if kids are more likely to cook the food they are eating, they will be more interested in trying it. one of my favorite recipes we did the other day in an afterschool program, little personal pieces where we had to make a whole-wheat tortilla, tons of veggies, bacon in the it was something familiar, but it was really healthy. adam: and if the child is involved in afterschool activities or after school sports, what are gifts next impact to have some energy ? sara: we have refrigerated food and non-refrigerated food. if your child is lucky enough to have access to a referred rater or maybe even an ice pack, you -- to a refrigerator or maybe even an ice pack, you can pack things like yogurt or a wrap. whole wheat crackers, whole-wheat popc

april says she had recently gotten home from the pantry and set some food on the stove while she was putting it away. she thinks that might have accidently started on fire. if family, there is a go fund me page set up for them....it's there on there's also a link to it on our website, who-tv-dot-com. today, the jury reached verdicts in the case of the man who went on a shooting spree last year. 5451-"we the jury in the above and titled case find the defendant pete jason polson guilty of the crime of attempt to commit murder to mark mitchell." pete polson was also found guilty of two counts of assault to inflict serious injury for shooting at zach whitehill and matt stephenson... the state charged polson for attempted murder for those two shootings but the jury chose the lesser charges. stephenson wasn't injured, but whitehill was shot in the back and the neck and has permanent nerve damage. polson was also found guilty on two counts of willful injury as well as all of the drug and weapons charges he faced... the sentencing will be held in december. a polk county sheriff's deputy is s

. >> with 100% of precincts or pantries reporting the final numbers are in for the new hampshire tackles hunger food program. 51 of the 57 high school varsity football programs were college sites this year, final total in at 57,000 pounds of food, all of which stays with the local families ins that communities. this is year three of the program and the total went up by 17,000 pounds this year. meanwhile, hannaford is giving $500 gift cards to the teams in each division that collected the most food, congratulations to pinkerton, plymouth and fall mountain for winning those gift cards. high school football power poll after week eight. goffstown, bedford, exeter, salem, timberlane,. then: merrimack knocked off exeter last week, they have a huge game against timberlane on friday night. jennifer: thank you, jamie. right now on wmur.com, from wonder woman to ninja turtles, google is analyzing your search toes determine this year's most popular halloween costumes. you can check out our slide show of the top 20 costumes. tom: tune in for "new hampshire chronicle." we'll see you back here tonight

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we've had our food pantry for about 11 years now. and we've really watched seniors struggle to bring food and groceries back to their homes. so once we began a partnership with richmond senior center, we were really able to create a program with senior services as well as the food delivery aspect. >> walden, give us an idea in terms of how that system is set up. >> well, every thursday i meet four of my matches, i'll go to rdnc, pick up the food boxes, and i'll go to each of the matches and drop off the food for them. and then when i'm there, i ask them how they're doing, if everything's doing okay. >> what are the circumstances of the clients that make it necessary for you to be able to deliver the food or make it necessary for you to deliver the food? >> one of the reasons i'm there is because i'm bilingual. i can speak chinese. my matches, they are also mo monolingual-speaking chinese people also. when i'm there, some of the products is in english. so when they can't read it and don't know what it is, i'll tell them what this is,

franklin they tied the knot over the weekend and delivered those wedding gifts today to the food pantry, a whole van loaded full of food, and more than 1200 dollars in donations, a really selfless thing to do there. >>> tonight we're looking at clouds and showers, make their way towards southern new england. these are on the trajectory to make their way across the area but keep drying out as they come this way. a front is right across the area and it's gonna end up being a really with a front that's going to be just through massachusetts through the day tomorrow. on one side of the front, you'll be on the warm side. to the north you'll be on the cooler side. make a difference in temperatures during the day tomorrow. s. the clouds made in eventual southern vermont and across cape cod earlier all since have dried up. but showers will be sporadic tomorrow. most of you will stay dry during the day tomorrow but south of the front it will be warmer but farther north, too, but you're in the cooler air too so you won't be warming up quite as much. in between you're on the boundary to go either

strain when resources have to be used to repair as opposed to feeding the homeless, having a food pantry or utilities. >> damage done to one church so bad services had to be held on the front lawn. >> these are arsons, intentionally set. >> each fire was set in the middle of the night starting at the front doors. though different denominations are all predominantly black congregations, and all located just a few miles from ferguson, missouri with an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed last year by a white police officer. >> very similar type fires so they are very suspicious. crime. >> for church leaders they admit the situation is unsettling to say the least but they say their out to the one person who police believe is behind all of it. >> we've forgive than person. we've prayed for that person but i want that person to get help and i want people to find out why so they can heal. this is a broken spirit. >> until that happens police say they are stepping up patrols and developing profiles of possible suspects. they are also offering a $4,000 reward for information leading to an

later, something dangerous in the peanut butter, recall that has you checking your pantry.t used to be illegal. atlantic county didn't allow its elected politicians to take large donations from contractors doing business with the county. then will pauls changed the law, allowing him to pocket thousands of dollars in campaign cash. now pauls is taking thousands from those who want to move casinos to north jersey, threatening our jobs and our local economy. and he said he wants the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." we just can't trust will pauls. coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day. toin just one click,rything even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. ♪ yeah, click >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. well, if you have not stepped out yet, it's cold. temperatures below freezing in some spots this morning, looking at clear sk

each year students of ectkd gather sponsors, to raise money hands food pantry in altoona. for every dollar donated to a student, that student in return performs 4 different exercises to 'earn' that dollar. the money donated to our fundraiser is used to purchase gift certificates good for a turkey dinner meal that feeds four, through hy-vee in altoona. these certificates are given to our friends at caring hands in altoona, and then distributed to those families that might not have a holiday meal over thanksgiving and christmas. over the last two years alone, we have raised enough to feed 104 families over the holidays. we have some more information from our past fundraisers at our website. http: teases are done! gaining ground polls show a new candidate leading teases are done! 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 electricit

some schools could have to close, as well, and some food pantries fear they are going to run out of food. >>> a new jersey high school is dealing with a bedbug scare right now. deptford high school alerted parents they found a bedbug at the school. school officials say they are proactively treating the school but there does not seem to be any threat of infestation. >>> happening right now, the family of a 2-year-old boy found wandering around love park is getting the keys to a new home. the toddler's parents say they spent the night in the park with their 2-year-old son and 4-year-old daughter. when everyone else was asleep the boy wandered off. he and his sister are now in the custody of the state, but the family is hoping that they will be able to get their children back now that they have a permanent home. a group called chosen 300 ministries raised more than $12,000 to help get the family a home for a year. reaction from the family tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, an atlantic city park is getting shut down after a homeless woman was knocked out there last

sight for new hampshire tackles hunger collected 5,200 pounds of food for the community closet food pantry that panty cover 14 towns and 356 families. so far about 40 schools have reported their collections, totalling about 18,000 pounds of food. plymouth accounted for roughly 28% of that. week. all the students are encouraged to bring in cans for the class. we have a little competition between all the classes where we any cans we bring in. >> it' s awesome that everyone wants to help those who are less fortunate. it shows that everyone really does care about each other. >> it' s the biggest food drive we have all year long. without it, we would he really strapped for the rest of the year. this will help us out through december. >> good job to the plymouth high school bobcats. tom cole and still to come, the new hampshire lottery is teaming up with the bruins for a new scratch ticket. shelley: and even if you don' t hit the 100,000 dollar jackpot, there are other great prizes available. dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... get your day going with one today. a