.....right after they shot darryl wiggins sunday night.it happened at this apartment complex in smithfield, north carolina... about half an hour south-east of raleigh.neighbors called police... because they heard gunfire while 2 men were fighting.wiggins was holding a gun when police arrived.he that's when police opened fire. social media is shedding a little light on the suspect accused in monday's shooting in college station, texas.it appears nearly half of his facebook profile photos... are of guns. guns.and as andrew spencer explains... the mother of the suspect is now speaking outt out. it happened in college station texas... blocks away from texas a-and-m university. police say a constable went to serve an eviction notice on 35-year-old thomas cafall. according to police... cafffll opened fire.. leading to a standoff.. and shootout.after 30 minutes.. the gunfire ended. caffall.. was dead.also killed... the constable ssrving the eviction notice,,, other police officers and a female bystander were wounded. the university used its emergency notification system to alert people to avoid t

tyson foods, smithfield, would you stay short on all of this? >> i've been playing a strategy for the last couple months being long the commodity, short the equity. what i mean by that is, short those people who have those commodities such as corn, soybeans and so forth as inputs into their business. that means the tysons, smithfields and so forth. you can be selective within those stocks. i think smithfield performed perhaps better than sans der son and tyson but i would play the strategy to short the stocks. i would look to flip the strategy over as you go into q1 next year as we expect corn production to recover in the united states. prices to come down next september. lori: wayne gordan of the fascinating information. >> nice to meet you. lori: thanks. nicole: up next a check on isaac's path and if it will bring rain to areas that actually need rain. plus a look at a few other storms brewing. lori: let's look at interest rates one day ahead of the big symposium in jackson hole. we have a equity selloff around the world. pushing rates lower a

it's easy to understand smithfield's motives. they benefit from a an abundant supply of corn, not -- just not the competing demand for it. what is smithfield's primary problem? again, the answer is cost and profit. they still want to pay $2 a bushel for corn. this is an important point that i hope people understands. for nearly 30 years, until about 2005, companies like smithfield had the luxury of buying corn below the cost of production. corn prices ranged -- remained for many years, about 30 years, somewheres between $1.50 a bushel and $3 a bushel. farmers routinely lost money. the federal government then provided economic support for the farmers. producers like smithfield had the best of both worlds -- they were able to buy corn below the cost of production and they were able to let the federal government subsidize their business by guaranteeing a cheap supply of corn. in the view of corporate livestock producers, subsidies are just fine if they allow them to buy corn below the cost of production. anybody could look like a ge

police......right after they shot darryl wiggins last night.it happened at this apartment complex in smithfieldrolina... about half an hour south-east of raleigh.here's what happened...neighbors called police... because they heard gunfire while 2 men were fighting.wiggins was holding a gun when police arrived.he refused to drop it... and that's when police opened fire. 3 a controversial effort to cut down on wasteful spending won approval from baltimore city council tonight. tonight. last month we told you about the battle at city hall over a scaled down bill requring regular audits of city agencies.tonight council gave final approval to the plan which goes before voters iin november.city comptroller joan pratt opposed the bill saying it will duplicate some the work her office already does. some pricey equipment is missing from baltimore city police cars, and the department says the details...are secret. at least eight lojacks werr missing from city squad cars. cars.the equipment can cost up to $700 a piece auditors reported the problem to acting police commissioner anthony barksdale. we filed

.....right after they shot darryl wiggins sunday night.it happened at this apartment complex in smithfieldabout half an hour south-east of raleigh.neighbors called police... because they heard gunfire while 2 men were fighting.wiggins was holding a gunnwhen police arrived.he refused to drop it... and that's when police opened fire. police arrest the former owner of the senator heater.this is tom kiefaber ... getting visibly angry at a ciiy "board of estimmtes" meeting about 2 years ago..e was arrested at the theater monday morning... after he made threats and refused to leave the property.the current owners previously had a peace order against kiefaber but it &pexpired.kiefaber is chargee with trespassing. sounddoff... on how b-g-e o responded to massive power outages after a suuprise storm. storm.on monday, dozens of people attended one of the four public hearings by the maryland public service commission.residents shared concerns over the company'ss week-longgresponse to the derecho torm that caused more lose power at the end of june. "my neigbors being that we're on a dead end street ev