than expected and one thing i think on down the road is if we do have a really large crop and south america i don't want to think that maybe our exports are gonna stay as strong all the way through the years what they did last year so be just a little bit cautious but they've been great to this point that this is the second time this year that a soybean rally is kind of caught us off guard not a lot of people were talking about it and yet that and that's a good point i think really what happened is exactly i think what we're doing is adding some risk premium to the market market the trade did get caught off guard with weather problems in south america in march and again we're start some rain issues in argentina just as we're about to start planting soybeans planting corn right now forty percent done so i think we're adding some risk premiume to the market whether we need it or not and depend on the la nina we get into some weather issues down the road but when you're at ten we need some weather problems if we're gonna maintain or move higher from this level so is this the soybean rally is t

especially tropic combinations, such as the caribbean and also the coastal low lands of central and south america, other annotations were made -- other adaptations were made. this is where areas of intense cultivation of one or another cash crop. the crops involved were sometimes native to the americas -- tobacco and cotton, for instance. sometimes, they too were transplants from the old world, such as rice and sugar and coffee. in fact, the list of these transplants becomes very long -- bananas and citrus fruits and garden vegetables of many sorts, cabbage and lettuce, cauliflower and melons, all of them previously unknown to the western hemisphere, but cultivated across broad swatches of the americas after the early 1500s. as important as all this was, the transfer of plant life that went the other way, from america back to europe, was probably more important. the variety and the number of platforms traveling -- plant forms traveling in that direction was less, but the ones that went made a truly massive, long-term difference for world history. the big three, so to speak, were potatoes and maiz

in fact there were large native rebellions in south america as late as the 19th century. and without stretching things too much, you could even look at the resistance guerrilla movements in some parts of latin america in quite recent times -- el salvador, michael agra -- ia, where, colomb a treaty was signed last week ending 50 years of conflict. most of these resistance complex composed mainly of ethnically indian people. you can look at them as just the centuriesa, by now, 5 long tradition of resistance to external conquest. there is also no doubt that native people found the 16th century onward created various kinds of indirect resistance. cultural resistance. they would continue to practice their own beliefs and customs. for example, their religious beliefs and customs in secret. they would sort of co-op the practice of christians and use them in their own way. visit latinyou america today, you cannot help but notice the pervasive presence, not just of indian peoples, but also of indian cultural traditions. they are everywhere. and they definitely suggest some limitati

the french naval units of martinique matching the movement -- invasion ofl south america.ermans who lived exactly as they did in germany. 1200 german schools use nazi textbooks was not the teachers. glider clubs have been established. japanese taking orders from japan. in a good or, with the easy bombing range of the panama canal, german airlines have been established. german pilots were reserved .fficers of the luftwaffe in argentine, german athletic clubs similar to the vehicular youth movement had been organized exclusively for germans. here was a fifth column ready to take over. in a manner, we met with 20 other american republics. cordell hull: there must not be a shadow of a doubt anywhere as to the determination of the american nations not to permit the invasion of their hemisphere by the armed forces of any power or any possible combination of powers. narrator: 20 american nations stood firm. the americas would not allow any european colony in this hemisphere to be transferred to a non-american power. we said -- "keep-out!" we meant it. president franklin roosevelt

. >> at least one death in south america is being blamed on the storm. the forecast track carries it across cuba and the bahamas with an outside brush at florida more than several days trooper taylor thyfault was killed in the line of duty when he was hit by a driver in a high speed chase. today, his youngest supporters made it clear his sacrifice will not be forgotten. garrett steele only met trooper thyfault twice. it was enough to inspire the nine-year-old to ask the football team to dedicate this season to his hero. thyfault's mom watched the tribute from the sidelines. >> i wanted to play for him. to see that i'm good and to say that >> and this past week, a jury convicted the man on trial for thyfault's murder. he was convicted of first degree murder which comes with an automatic life sentence. >>> a youth pastor will serve 90 day ins jail for inappropriately touching a 13- year-old girl who caught counseling. 37-year-old christopher hutchenson was convicted of sexual assault on a child. he met the victim working at south fellowship church in him a

here's aruba, and south america and jamaica and cuba. most of the model take the storm up over the island of cuba and over the about a mawm -- bahamas. where does it go from there? there's a couple of forecast models it's a miss altogether. that's the european model which is widely regarded as the most accurate forecast models out there. it's well to the south in the carribean but expected to lift to the north. the races in dover, drizzle taking place, showers, cloudy, 74 degrees. tomorrow, partly sunny with more sunshine increasing during the day. warmer temperatures, highs around 78. philadelphia, cloudy and damp, drizzle, passing shower, breezy, high of 69. overnight tonight, cloudy and rain and drizzle, patchy fog again, 57 degrees outlying suburbs, 63 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll get clearing here next week. 69 today. damp and drizzle and showers, mostly cloudy for tomorrow, sunshine increasing during the afternoon with a high of 75. there's a shower threat, but i think most of tomorrow is dry

yesterday, the category four storm clipped colombia in south america, killing a man that drowned in atream. matthew is the most powerful caribbean hurricane in nearly a decade, packing heavy rain and top sustained winds of 160 miles per hour. first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tracking matthew and also more damp weather we could see in the area today. >> that's right. our weather is not related to hurricane matthew, although it may be a week from now. let's look at what's going on in the caribbean. southern caribbean, this is the system itself, a very powerful system when you see how large a scale we are looking at. we flip to current conditions, just updated at 5:00 a.m. overnight we were category five. now category four. still a major hurricane. 155 miles per hour winds. put this in motion and this is where the concern is. we have jamaica, haiti, cuba in the line of fire, still a category three in the forecast track with winds exceeding 100 miles per hour. then continuing to put this in motion. by thursday, it is clipping near parts of florida as well. this is something we wi

that will hurt production in south america. there is one silver lining.he quality is going to be good. but what is produced will be a little more expensive. >> get to the wine store quickly. >> the time is 10 minutes after the hour. bus stop horror the terrifying moments an suv plows toward children waiting at the bus stop. >> there is a baby under the vehicle. >> don't move any one. >> let him be still. don't move him. >> how bystanders stepd in to lift the 6,000 pound car off oe. >> warning about voert fraud. how common of a problem is this? the next guest with an answer to surprise you. >> law and order going high-tech. how they are using drones to help catch criminals. stick with us. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely l

and focus is strongly starting to switch to the weather in south america. no weather problems in south america yet and the market overall remains in a rangebound trade on the grains. we've been in a range trade for about two months." "the cattle market's having a firm tone today, we did have a limit up trade on thursday, we're getting follow through buying technically today. the the belief is that we're going to see the consumer pick up the demand. the supplies in the fourth quarter are going to be up about five and a half percent. but we're at price levels where we can move some beef." "the hog market is firmer following the cattle market here today. large supplies are still in front of us. we're still going to have supplies in the fourth quarter up five and a half percent over a year ago. all of next year, pork supplies are going to be up 3.8 percent over a year ago." ---- the obama administration has now l normalize relations with the nearby country.. that includes financing for farm inputs like crop protection products and machinery.. and also includes

people have fled to europe, a crisis that has burdened its borders, but some have found solace in south americam elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." syrian refugees head to south america with the expectation of building a new life after running away from a conflict zone. [man shouting in native language] man: maybe brazil is j just a station for another movement-- man: yes. man: or maybe i will stay here in brazil. i don't know. but in brazil, i can't survive. i don't know. man: you can't? man: no, because i--there is no job. reyes: brazil opens the door to thousands of syr

backgrounds, not only jewish, and there are works of the african-american artists, artist from south america, artist from the american south talking about the civil rights movement. in other words, it is an inclusive exhibition that looks at the inherited memory across many different identities, and it starts with the jewish, and like the shofar, it opens out wider. >> it is incredible, gravity was talking earlier about the unique feature of the contemporary jewish museum not having a permanent collection, meaning it gathers its collections from anywhere else in the world. it initiated its own original world collection at the museum itself, and can you give us a peek into the thinking process. how do you come up with original, originating exhibit that does not exist anyplace else?>> that is what our curators do. they have interests, and they look around the world. things caption their attention, and from generation to generation, scholarly adventures that the curators embarked on, and they connected and founded the idea of the inherited memory and thought it was interesting and wanted to pus

nearly all of it comes from mexico and south america, so they rate trump's claim true. also clinton talked strongly about gun control repeating a key specific twice. >> and so when i think about what we need to do we have ,0 from guns. according to the cdc there were 90 gun deaths a day in 2013. but that number also includes suicides. the rate of homicide deaths are much lower so they rate clinton's claim mostly true. for more fact checking head to our website. illegal calls. add to that, election season and the political robocalls. >> there is a company putting numbers on a black list to help you put a stop to robocalls. >> robohas blocked 150 million of those annoying calls, even the political ones which is a relief for some consumers in battleground states. >> just keeps >> irs is filing a lawsuit against you. >> a simple and easy way to apply directly with a le lender. >> if the prerecorded voice most of us dread, robocalls are finding ways across the systems made to block them. it's estimated consumers lose for these rip-offs. for this man it got to be too much. hi

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." >> lima is one of the largest cities in south america, the capital of peru and the heart of its fishing industry. i'm statanding in onene of half a dozen fish markets that dot across lima in peru. behind me here are dozens of species of fish, but one of these dishes, toyo, or shark, is particularly popular. caught in huge numbers around the peruvian coast, this shark dish is coming at a cost,t, say environmentalists, a cost to dolphins. they claim that every year thousands of dolphins are being butchered illegalally out a at a in order to catch these sharks. we're going to go and find out. one environmentalist worried about the dolphins is marine biologist stefan austermuhle. >> the pacific ocean in front ofof the peruvian coast isis the m most bioproductive on in the world. we are catching here 10% of the world's fish catch. that means thehere's a lot of fd around in form of anchovovies and other small pelagic fish. and where there's a lot of food, all the guys ththat eat that fod will come by and have their part. and that means we have e here more than wh--uh, 30 species of whales and

this is going to be the last big focus is strongly starting to switch to the weather in south america. no weather problems in south america yet and the market overall remains in a rangebound trade on the grains. we've been in a range trade for about two months." "the cattle market's having a firm tone today, we did have a limit up trade on thursday, we're getting follow through buying technically today. the beef market has moved down to levels where the belief is that we're going to see the consumer pick up the demand. the supplies in the fourt half percent. but we're at price levels where we can move some beef." "the hog market is firmer following the cattle market here today. large supplies are still in front of us. we're still going to have supplies in the fourth quarter up five and a half percent over a year ago. all of next year, pork supplies are going to be up 3.8 percent over a year ago." ---- the obama administration has now lifted restrictions on cuba.. trying to normalize relations with the nearby country.. that includes financing for farm machinery.. and also includes ship

we like south america, indonesia, and bits of india.merging market hard currency debt is a place we are advising clients to look at. >> kuwait will push ahead with economic reforms and yvonne sale, even after parliament was dissolved on sunday. let's look at the implication with our middle east reporters. what does the dissolution of parliament mean for kuwait? what does it say about its political system? >> this is the irony of kuwait. while it is the most democratic of the gulf nations, it has real powers -- the real power vests -- whenever there are disagreements over economic reforms and subsidies, sometimes you can end up with gridlock. in this case the drop in oil prices is showing us the problems are much deeper. we are hearing that disputes led touel increases cutting the subsidies, which is what led to this decree coming out on sunday. the cabinet was dissolved and resigned. parliament dissolved. yesterday the deputy prime minister was questioned, saying the government may use executive power to push ahead with this reform. how

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which means from south america and france. italy is still set to be the biggest producer. if you notice you are paying more at the gasoline pump for petro price, this may offset the grocery store. the prices for the supermarket chains by about 2.2% in september. although farmers are starting to despair because it's been ten straight months of straight declines. cnbc, karen, thank you. >>> blowing up on social media, plus why there is pushback against wonder woman becoming a u.n. ambassador? we will tell you about that later. you are watching "early today." you are watching "early today." y we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take

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banker may force some of folks say was that we can afford a hiccupa production hiccup anywhere south america if you're anywhere or else we're going to see prices shoot higher looking at these stocks is that still still the case i am going to paint a fairly friendly picture for grains right now on the doldrums and get the crops it's harvest but when you look at corn we were talking in two couple months ago now it's two point three a few comes down from one seventy four let's say down the one seventy that takes our stocks to stocks usaage to levels that would equate to corn prices rallying and were four dollars in july or higher so that stock numbe that trend to stock that trimmed the staff will continue to trend in words we believe on our yield s models that we published that the production numbers probably years july corn futures have rallied at a minimum of two four thirty five after january first so with that ten years of history that say once we get through this harvest season be a little more optimistic than what we're seeing right now do you buy that yeah i think that's right in line i

definitive eye there, there is the northern tip of south america. the storm is really far south in the caribbean. typically not this far south. and, it will continue to head to the west. southwest. it is doing that about 9 miles an hour right now. and, due to the orientation of the ridge of high pressure during the day tomorrow, it should start to move to the landfall in jamaica sunday: and continue to head up to the north over the next couple of days. these are the latest stats on the storm. top winds at 150 miles an hour. it will be classified a category 5 storm. so, it is all on the verge. during the discussion earlier today from the hurricane center they said the sheer loft, the winds aloft will begin to increase a bit. may start to sheer the storm a little bit to help it weaken. if that's the case and they go down to a category 3 storm, still still, a formidable storm. so, let's take a look at some of the computer forecast models and again, we have been talking about for days there was consensus it would make its way through the caribbean and ov

matthew right there coming off this is south america down here it's actually moving toward the south it will take a turn. i want to catch you up on what radar is looking at around westward before there's the yellow showing up route 40 getting some heavy rain. we'll slide westward to worcester county leominster to rutland right now north brookfield and lighter rain. over seeing some of that heavy rain and out on cape cod the heaviest rain has moved southward. through the morning periods coming down at all that's what showers do finally start to diminish. so temperature will average 57 it will be in the upper 40s then in the low 60s there's there's likely to be rain falling anywhere you are. >>> kevin, thank you. quick check of tonight's top stories months since 7-year-old kaiser willis brown his family still doesn't know how it happened. back in late july when kaiser went missing. later that evening the boy's body was found in the water behind the winter. it's not clear how he ended up in the water boston police say the 7-year-old accidentally drown but the pending. arlington police a

the outer winds of hurricane matthew pumped up waves along the coast of south america. the monster storm grew to category five with winds up to 160 miles per hour. it's the strongest storm coming out of the atlantic ocean since felix. it's on track to heat haiti and eastern cuba. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking that and how it may impact us here. >> reporter: that's the big question, once it crosses over and gets into the southern bahama chain where does it go from here. we'll tackle that question in just a moment. we have drizzle and clouds and patchy fog as we look back from our temple university camera, very gray and dreary image this morning, you will see a lot of that unfortunately today. the radars are clear, what you're not seeing if misting taking place. the misting the particles are so small and tiny it's hard for the radar to pick it up. take a look at the rainfall totals going back since wednesday, over a foot or close to a foot in southern delaware, sussex county in delaware. 4 to 7-inch in dover. 2 to 4 in southern atlantic county and south jersey th

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. >>> in south america tonight the government and leftist rebels in colombia are vowing to press forward for peace after voters rejected a deal to end a 50-year war that's claimed 220,000 lives. the margin less than 1%. opponents said the agreement was too lenient on the rebels. it's unclear whether the president and rebel leaders can salvage a deal. >>> more ahead larming health news, a common virus causing concern over a devastating side effect, especially in >>> there are rising concerns tonight about a common virus that can have devastating effects. most adults and children recover from it in a few days, but a certain complication has been linked t after an outbreak two years ago, the cdc warns cases may be surging again. nbc's dr. john torres has details. >> reporter: in less than 72 hours, carter went from a lively 3-year-old to a quad repleejic. the suspected cause, a rare complication from an common illness. >> were you ever thinking how could a virus do this to my son? >> a virus puts you out of commission for a couple weeks maybe. function from the nose down. >> reporter: some

in the wild, they live near water in central and south america. they are usually night. >>> hurricane matthew has strengthened into a monster category 5 storm, the strongest in the atlantic ocean since 2007. the storm claimed its first victim when it roared past columbia. a 67 year old man drown in an area that was being battered by heavy rains and winds. many families have had to move might impact florida or the east coast. >>> it's been a warm day. could be warmer tomorrow. look at the shot of the mountains employ not much chance of rain for tonight or tomorrow, but that could change dramatically over the next couple of days. with all the information about what might change, here's danielle grant. >> today was fantastic. plenty of sunshine out there to boot. a couple of showers just beginning to rock pushing off into douglas, elbetter counties. the views you can just see for miles. soak it in while you can as we say hello to october. this is a quick snapshot of the month. typically temperatures, highs and lows averaging around 50 degrees. no, we

those of you living on the east coast could feel it by the end is the strongest hurricane to hit south america since 2007./// ((weather toss)) tedd florendo >>>winds have been blowing today with some of the strongest winds expected to materialize expecting cooler temps tomorrow as we beging the big cool down with the passage of the cold front. ......................... .......... .................... temps around the region were in the upper 80's today with the warmest temps over to the east side of the valley close to 90 with the southwest gusts around the region. the cooler temps over the west side and foothills with strongest winds with the coldest temps in the mountains. ........ ........................... ...... still warmer around the region as the cold front approaches. warm down the colorado river valley all the wad bullhead city the warmest this afternoon. still warm in mesquite and more comfortable temps but windy in the southern great basin.' ................................ ... .............. watching the satellite and radar and showing the low still up to the northwest as it chur

output was dmut france and south america in particular. quality of this year's wines should not suffer. >> what am i going to do? >> all right. before we get to weather people in tem text take bar bee cue seriously and some are not happy about serving up brisket. modern veeingen in dallas has brisket on menu here you go this is what it looks likes loaf of smoky barbecue favorite any time you hear of loaf i don't know. after a city ing posted a review calling brisket good many said they are outraged. brisket is sacred don't mess with the brisket. >> i don't like things that i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for triple action cleanse brought to you by trusted therabotanics. for years, your body has struggled with the stress of our fast-paced lifestyle and the clogging build-up of our modern low-fiber diet full of processed food, chemicals, grow

the organization of vines and wine said bad weather in france and south america is waiting on output.taly would hang onto the top spot as the leading producer despite a slight drop. france is number two, but it will produce 12% less wine than last year because of unseasonal frost, hailstorms, and drought. the u.s. is number three and four. prices are unlikely to be affected at the downfall. good news for wine lovers. laura: yes. thank you very much. thank you we will take a short break. don't go away. ♪ 10/20/16 10/20/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! mr. wallace: sir, that you will absolutely accept the results of this election? mr. trump: i will look at it at the time. i will look at it at the time. i will keep you in suspense. mrs. clinton: let me respond because that is horrifying. thingsime donald thinks are not going in his direction, he claims, whatever it is, it is rigged against him.

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in order to make way for giant soy plantations, which provide feed for livestock, especially in south america>> these acres of soy are not meant to feed south americans, but solely for export, primarily to europe but also to asia, as livestock feed, and for industrial pig feed here. pork and beef consumption directly destroys forests. reporter: it also destroys the habitats of many wild animals. that's why the wwf is calling for a fundamental shift from overconsumption to more sustainability. only when people change their lifestyles, eat less meat, and produce more locally, can a burnout of the planet's resources be avoided. anchor: a professor from liverpool, john moores university in england. are we looking at certain species definitely going extinct in the next 2 to 4 years? >> potentially there will be species that will go extinct. there are primates of which there are only 25 or less left in one small area and unless we make quite radical changes, and those species might well go extinct. we shouldn't forget that there have already been many species over the past hundreds of years that ha

oppression of the castro regime in cuba and stand up in solidarity with the freedom loving people and south america.>>> the polls show it hillary clinton with the lead, and he says that different national polls put him in the lead. >> the most accurate poll from the last election and the two elections before that just announced that we are leading nationally by two points.>> trump planning several florida campaign stops in the coming days. >>> florida is considered one of the crucial swing states for one of the candidates, and here is video of people fasting -- casting their ballots early in florida.>>> some analysts say that it trump does not win florida, he will not win the election. >>> today is the last day to register to vote for the november 8 election, and early voting is off to a fast start already.>> reporter: outside of the registrar's office, the boaters are fired up, hoping to make the count for november. >> i want to get my opinion and my voice express, and the best way to influence the government's through the ballot. >> i am excited about this election, and it's so important for amer

across europe and south america. but says.... the bad weather isn't hurting the quality of the wine. we hold to high pressure and sunny skies through saturday with high temperatures rising each day. by saturday, high temperatures will be at their peak for the seven day forecast; right below 90 degrees. by sunday, the disturbance we common along with winds between 10 and 15 mph. temperatures begin to fall but here's a look.... at what's coming up.... in tonight's primetime at -8-... it's "grey's anatomy"... followed by "notorious"... -10-... it's "how to get away with murder"... and... we'll see you tonight... for action news... live at -11-.... that's our news for now.. but... stay with us.... for abc's world news... up next. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our free ktnv mobile app. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. narrator: 2013: joe heck votes to shut down the government, risking vital services for thousands of nevada seniors and veterans. but as federal employees like air traffic controllers worked 16

>> south america. this is the first time wraise this type of animal in captivity. >> already. >> thiwi be own as our birnight. [ laughter ] so this will go on the annuals as "the bid night on the tonight show." [ laughter ] started with the perroquet and moving along to the-- laughter ] >> you are right. this is a tapir and this one is extremely rare. there's only ten in captivity. >> t-a-p-i-r? >> t-a-p-i-r. and this is an animal that normally is found in tropical wreryarm and often humid with dense vegetation. close to water because there very good swimmers and this is the only one that has its heavy coat. and it's got a coat like because this one is found in the mountain regions of andes in colombia and ecuador. they are extremely rare because we're losing a lot of h >> what would be the evolved from? is it from the a family? >> no, they aren't.they re actually closer related to horses and rhinos. this particular one, you can see the toes in the front have a hoof which allows it to run very quickly

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the category four storm clipped colombia, south america, killing a man that drowned in a stream. matthew is the most powerful caribbean hurricane in nearly a decade, packing heavy rain and top sustained winds of 155 miles per hour. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking matthew. krystal? >> that's right. 155 miles per hour winds, that's the latest update. it is a category four system. the hurricane is going to turn to the north, going to effect areas like haiti and jamaica. 2:00 a.m. sunday, starting to make the turn, still a category four. category three nearing haiti, jamaica, cuba as well. this is a big concern. it pushes through cuba. still a category two in the forecast and projection cone starts to widen. this is more time out. likelihood of it making this exact point is lower. still this is the potential zone the system will move into with 100 plus miles per hour winds. and then potentially even effecting parts of florida as we move through thursday. it may even effect our forecast but that's still a ways off. we will get to that in a moment. let's talk right now. radar an

at the time the lounge was transporting passengers to customs after their flight from south america. but he seven people were on testimony in the trial of the murder of bonnie black. her husband, david black, is accused of stabbing her to death. her mother took the stand, saying her daughter was terrified of her husband. murder happened just days before their divorce trial was set to begin. bonnie black's divorce attorney broke down in tears in court, talking about the moment she found out her client had been murdered. alison: entrusted with upholding the law now facing child born charges. this is patrick moran. he was a baltimore city assistant state's attorney assigned to the juvenile division. tonight he is charged with having and distributing child pornography. jonathan: the countdown is on, less than two weeks away from election day, nearly 10 million americans have already cast their ballots. hillary clinton and donald trump both campaigning today in florida. endorsement from a republican predecessor, former secretary of state colin powell saying that she would serve with disti

they are going on sale next year in europe and south america. i don't know about the yellow though. >> the other one is looking good. groupon is buying living social. they flood the in deals. the deal is finalized next month. 6:00. the news continues right now. >> good morning, welcome to "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i am melinda davenport. the breaking news on the roadways, a pedestrian is hit by tim, what are you learning? tim: good morning, this took place after 3:00 this morning, so about three hours ago, down in kenosha county. we are pulling up the map to show you where it happened. a pedestrian was hit in the southbound lanes of i-94 near 52nd street. all lanes are back up to drivers this hour. hillary is live along the intertate with the latest. hillary? 94 and 158, that is where we are standing. behind me here is where the accident happened around 3:00 a.m. the sheriff is trying to figure exactly how a person wound up in the southbound lanes and what led up to them getting hit by a vehicle. you are seeing, a lot of em

output was dmut france and south america in particular. while quantity is down the quality of this year's wines >> what am i going to do? >> all right. before we get to weather people in tem text take bar bee cue seriously and some are not happy about serving up brisket. modern veeingen in dallas has brisket on menu. here you go this is what it looks likes loaf of smoky barbecue favorite any time you hear of loaf after a city ing posted a review calling brisket good many said they are outraged. brisket is sacred don't mess with the brisket. >> i don't like things that pretend to be meat. >> all right. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: so halloween evish paris hilton tells us that when she wanted treats, she went to the house where there were a lot of tricks. >> who's known for giving out the best candy? >> hugh hefner. harvey: it's not just trick-or-treating. it's an audition. they had shows at the time she was growing up. >> go to hugh hefner's house and do an audition as well then. [laughter] >> taylor swift, she's in the middle of this lawsu

manufactures camel and mall.all -- pall it places them at a leading position in high-growth areas like south americathe middle east, asia, and africa. services have been restored on the u.s. east coast. earlier this friday, domain host company dede said it came under cyber attack for two hours. this affected the domain name system infrastructure services like amazon, twitter, and spotify. the u.s. department of homeland security says it is investigating. free-trade deal with canada is quite literally threatening on thin ice this friday. this after canada's trade minister walked out of talks with the belgian region of maloney up. blocking the agreement, preventing belgium from signing off on the deal. walloniays it -- says it now needs more time. reporter: european leaders gathered in brussels friday, but a negotiation was held further south. canada's minister traveled to which has been blocking the deal. the residents were not impressed. --after consideration, but the modifications are not enough. reporter: canada believes it has done more than enough with its new proposal. the trade minister left t