drewowitz versus usda beginning on page 34. they are as you know apa suits seeking to enjoin a government agency from releasing documents that foya exempts from disclosure. so in jurovitz. d.c. circuit held that the usda had not acted arbitrarily and capriciously in releasing information that dog breeders had submitted regarding their gross revenue and business volume. now all animal dealers must complete a form 7003 which asks for the number of animal purchases and sales during a given year and gross revenue from activities. we saw copies of these forms, 7003s for all missouri dog breeders. the usda agreed to provide the information. the dog breeders put a sought claiming those documents should have been held in regard to exemption 4 and 6. with respect to 4, they noted the usda had reasonably concluded that the request of information was unlikely to cause competitive harm. the data on the form was too imprecise and stale for competitors to determine prices with particular breeds. with respect to exemption six, the usda had fo

the usda's meat and poultry hotline is on the front lines of the war against that bird -- bad bird. information specialists with degrees in biology and health are talking turkey. >> we get any type of question imaginable,, and not imaginable. >> the big birds can be intimidating. but the phone line experts say callers often create their own problems i looking for shortcuts to tried-and-true cooking methods. >> i received a call one you're from a gentleman who wanted to use his propane heater in his garage. >> they went and got a whole bunch of cans from a dumpster and he was concerned about the safety of that food. >> it may seem easier to dress the turkey then to dress the turkey. >> can you fit them both in the pan if you fit the turkey sideways? >> while the usda has cats and blogs for the internet sebi, for callers, this part of the federal bureaucracy may seem downright hokey. >> i found the answer on the internet, but i just need to talk to somebody to make sure. >> for those in last-minute struggle, the usda's hotline is open on thanksgiving day from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. i'

the usda agreed to provide the information. the dog breeders brought a reverse foia suit claiming that those documents should have been with held under exemptions 4 and 6. with respect to exemption 4, which covers confidential commercial information, the court noted that the usda had reasonably concluded that the requested information was unlikely to cause competitive harm. the data on the form was too imprecise and stale for competitors to determine the dealer's current prices for particular breeds. with respect to exemption 6, the court concluded that the usda had properly found a nonnjable but limited privacy income. quote, significant public interest in the release of the information. in particular the release of the information would help the public assess whether the department was fulfilling its statutory obligation to charge reasonable and equitable fees and allow the public to properly assess whether fees for being charged in accordance with those regulations. the court found that the usda's balancing in favor of relea

there is a guy at usda that have become very close with who works for secretary vilsack. he came from the private sector to help work some of the problems. i think we need more people like him throughout the government that can help -- i think it is a great tribute to the secretary that he brought somebody like that in. employee ifas an you see this dysfunction is to find a way to root it out -- i know it is easier said than done. when i was at usda, are used to walk around the hallways and walk into offices and say how are you doing? i think i either intimidated them or they thought i was crazy. extract where to those things are happening that you could deal with. -- my experience at the usda was actually pretty positive in terms of the employees there serve the customers and the public pretty well. a lot of these demands were given by congress and forced their hand to do things a certain way because a member of the house or senate had it in his mind. i do not demean what you are thinking. a really worry about our government being able to stand and if it does not, it rea

i'm with usda. i was wondering if you could maybe comment on -- you talked a lot about political dysfunction. as an employee of the u.s. government i see a lot of bureaucratic dysfunction as well. i'm wondering if there's anything that could be done to make a more direct connection between the political decision-making and the larger objectives that are made in congress and how those are transmitted to the bureaucracy and sort of encourage efficiency in the bureaucracy rather than sort of responding -- >> that should be all new since i left the usda. you know, it's a very good question. you know, i know that there's plenty of dysfunction, bureaucratic dysfunction when i was there as well, but i would tell you one point. this is going to answer your question a bit more indirectly than you would probably like. if the american people do not believe that the government is doing their job competently, abably, and functionally, they will lose confidence in it and they won't support it anymore. so all the

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we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.eve in a better chicken. >>> ♪ >> to all of the vets and current military, thank up for your service. >> well said. >> exactly the way we're feeling. >> thank you, lauren, for send that. i love like these old pictures you get to see them, just tell that they have saved it, kept it throughout the years. >> so great to see. >> speaking of photos, every parent has, you know, modern type camera, the old yellow box camera. >> yes. >> how about wind it all the way up -- >> you digress. we now have cell phone cameras, of course. >> yes. >> let's start when your kids throw a temper tantrum, do you go to the phone and take a video of it? a lot of parent do. >> i've never done that. >> how about when they get food all over their face in the high chair? >> i've done that. >> i've seen this all over, instagram, facebook, the messy ether. >> okay. >> the sleeping photo. >> every family kid is sleeping. do you do this, kerry? >> no maybe younger, babies, but i'm too afraid to go into their room at n

usda does not clearly define what those terms are nor do they have anybody to independently verify.what outwent do instead is look for this label which is certified humane, because that actually means that people go and make site visits and make sure that these birds are living in a environment that's not too terrible. yep, we often times there will be many of them put together in the same barn, but they'll make sure things like the bedding in that barn is appropriate, or that the number of hours they spend in the dark is limited, or that they have extra things like maybe perch perhaps, to hang out on. they also make sure that those more humane conditions also follow them not only for breeding and raising, but also through transport and slaughter as well. and finally, for you, the idea after young turkey for a loft folks is very important. but here is the interesting thing, going from store to store to make sure you find a young turkey understand. >> this just because the label says it is, is not the only reason, oh, the only way to indicate t every single turk that i you see on the

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.amily a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> an off-duty police officer in ohio was one of five people shot during an altercation in a bar. justin winebeaner was shot and pronounced dead. another off-duty police officer was grazed by a bullet. three patrons were hospitalized with possibly life threatening injuries. police arrested the shooter not far from the scene. >>> beyounce solange was married over the weekend. this is the second marriage for knowles who has a 10-year-old son. knowles made headlines when leaked foot annual had her attackinggy zee in the elevator. >>> we're down to 9 couples in "dancing with the stars." a recent back injury has led to speculation that that he would end quitting the show. he bounced back from pulling a groin muscle. will he dance tonight? "dancing with the stars" airs this evening, on 6abc, we both have loved watching him, indiana we would be sad if he wasn't there. >> developing this morning, smoke and flames chase two

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> happening today, porters at phl are expected to walk off the job at 8:00. >> reporter: goodgood morning, , this is a one day strike at 7:00 a.m., up to 12r5 workers for a subcontractor for the one of the airlines is going to walk off the job. the only delay or cancellation is to buffalo. we know that's weather related. these workers duties include helping passengers with their baggage to the curb or carousel. the organizers say work hes have raised concerns over wages unsafe working conditions and lack of training and then they say they have been retaliated dwains by their employers. the mayor signed an expectative order raising minimum wage by subcontractors. they have not seen the increase in wages and it's time to take action. >> 7 to $9 an hour, most without benefits who are working for subcontractors of the airlines. they are not receiving the training, they are being exposed without training

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.y a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> reporter: welcome back let's check that traffic we're live in delaware county, i-95 at the commodor barry bridge, northbound traffic just a few cars heading toward the airport. no issues, it's early, you're clear and dry. nearby from 7:00 to 3:30 watch for construction from the ramp of bethel road to i-95 county. in new castle county delaware, you got it, that's what i was trying to say. i-95 north of delaware avenue we've got construction out blocking the right lane, that will last only a few minutes, by then i'll be awake i can sail it much better. what else have we got going on. dell ware memorial bridge is closed yet, stick to the turnpike connector bridge. >>> a woman fell allong the tracks thursday and struck and killed by a train and her phone landed on the platform, you saw the surveillance video stealing from the dead woman. he turned himself in on saturday to face larceny charges for picking up the phone. >

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.ing your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. ♪ >>> the death of a child can unleash something in a mother. for one local woman, it inspired her to make a movie that debuted this week. it's called "warning, take only as directed." it's about teenage stress and the access to prescription drugs they think will ease their struggle. in our series "changing minds," wendy rieger looks at how pills can consume a life. >> i got a knock on the door from police at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. and it's a knock you don't want to get. >> reporter: trish's son charlie was 21 years old when he overdosed on oxycontin and never woke up. he had first tried this drug when he was 18 and it got to him. addiction cane quick. his life unraveled. >> if your child has an addictive tendency and starts abusing drugs or alcohol, it's a very, very long road back. >> grief can be an endless road as well. she took her first sad steps at her computer. she wrote a movie about young peop

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> 4:50, friday morning, people got stuck even at this early hour, taking a live look at the schuylkill expressway from the strawberry mansion bridge. looking dry out there. i wonder what else is going on on the roads? >> well wonder no longer. >> reporter: i i was here for something. this is upper state at bristol road. you can see the snow cover is on the grass at this point. just a little bit over there, but not on the roadways. let's take a fly of the pennsylvania turnpike starting near bensalem, 53 miles per hour looks good. 65 we'll take it through willow grove and fort washington, you've got no problems at this point. the turnpike is looking good no issues and no overnight construction that's good news. in southwest philadelphia, the mid span of the platt bridge. you can see the camera, the winds are going to pick up a little later on today. from 9:00 to 3:00 the bridge is scheduled to be clos

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.y a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. use parental controls or the v-chip. learn how at thetvboss.org >> welcome back you're taking a live look there, the traffic getting across the platt bridge. 4:50 cooler this morning than the last few days, 43 degrees, david murphy will tell us what else we can expect in just a few minutes. >> karen you've got some talking to do. >> reporter: i do have some talking to do and something to tell you about, as well. we have an accident with a truck, route 1, 413.ell. as you head for the turnpike. you have to watch for the left lane being blocked. the right lane is squeezing by at this point. we're not seeing a major delay, but you'll see slowing with the accident involving a truck. the accident cleared 422 eastbound. it had been blocking 422 eastbound. it's reopened between sanatoga and limerick. no delays. the delay had been early, is a few people out there at this hour. of on the pennsylvania turnpike between valley forge

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> welcome back time for inside stories of the week, let's start with george. >> monica one of the argument for selling pgw was the employees could more out of the city. 190 officers moved out of the city, 0s most of the them are minorities arena they moved because of the quality of life in the community not because they don't want to be in the city. >> i want to talk about obama care. there's a resigning of obama care this saturday coming up. latinos don't want to sign up for healthcare because they think their families will be deported. >> reporter: we talked about governor wolf earlier, the big day comes on tuesday in march when he delivers his first budget to the legislature, gone will be the lack of evidence specifics. they will be what are the numbers, what programs will he push the legislature, that will be the most compelling day in the next four months for governor elect tom wolf. >> we'll h

education and there we have identified ones that would be appropriate that are also approved by the usda and this is the eat smart living strong can urriculum. the third project is more health promotion and that is implementing the tai chi moving for better balance. the idea with that is to contract out with a master trainer who could then provide train the trainer for providers in the community that are interested in bringing this program back to their agency and then having it at their center to, as another model that they can offer for the seniors who attend the center. so in addition to the health and motion programs we already have, which is the always active program that are at 10 different senior centers throughout the city, the tai chi would be an additional one and would be able to serve our diverse population. so that's sort of a very brief snapshot of what the projects that we will present, that we have planned, and the document has a lot more details as to what our estimated number of participants will be served through direct nutrition education as well as indirect nutrition

the sellive sites as part of this project and this is to provide the education and so there will be usda approved, curriculum to include and for these participants for these sites and one of the approved curriculums is esmart and live strong and we will be using that along with the other tools that they will provide to us and part of the project is to be able to evaluate the preand post test to see what the impacts will be. and we will provide the programs and offer these to the selective sites and one of them is ti chi and moving for better balance and this is, there are contractors, and that are able to have been certificated to be able to provide this and so we will be subcontracting, and to offer this train to trainer type of program, and so that, sites that will, that are interested in offering this, will be able to send, either a staff, or a volunteers to attend this training, and then, bring it back to the program, and then there will be staff to basically, help over see the program, and then making sure that it is implemented in appropriately, and along with that, there will be o

the usda believes beef producers will feed cattle longer and hold back cows as they expand herds. back to help in the kitchen, that new app is called side chef which talks you through recipes with pictures and audio queues like a gps created by a former game operator. >> instead my computer had youtube running so i try to open up all these things and cooking and throwing ingredients in. it came out and looked somewhat similar to the photo but honestly, it was a big mess. >> add crushed red pepper flakes, one half tsp and one pch to the sprouts and cook. >> reporter: i tried it out on a challenging side dish. well, i burned the garlic, some of it but i'm going with it. despite my shortcomings, the result, a definite improvement. now if i can only figure out what to do with the turkey. for "nightly business report", jane wells, los angeles. >>> finally tonight, if cooking a thanksgiving dinler isn't for you, the old homestead in new york city is offering what it calls the most extensive feast in thanksgiving history. nine courses, an organic turkey dressed with imported ground beef.

the usda has approved it for commercial planting.e the artificial manipulation of foods, but scientists say this modified potato produces less amounts of a chemical that causes cancers in animals. they did this by altering the vegetable's dna. >> up next, a loot happening with the 49ers and the warriors. join us. this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> the best start for the warriors in 20 years? >> something like that, raj. if they can beat james harden and company on the road, that would really say something. two of the best teams meet tomorrow. the warriors off to their best start in 20 years. and they've done it, basically, without david lee. the

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> there's light in the midst of darkness and light does win and it always wins. >> a candlelight vigil for two children shot to death in a gruesome act of violence. and tonight, two more victims are fighting for their lives. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> and i'm chris may. who did this and why? tonight police say they're considering all possibilities in a case that has rocket a community in burlington county. the victims were found inside of a home on holly park drive in tabernacle this morning. this is exclusive video of investigators removing evidence from the home tonight. they were on the scene late moving several bags into a truck. our matt rivers is live at the scene with some new information tonight. matt. >> reporter: chris and jessica, there does remain a police friends on the scene. it was late this

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> today, two people will be recognized for the roles in rescuing a philadelphia police officer from his burning cruiser. city leaders will honor the 17-year-old joe chambers you see him in the photo. and a man named dante johnson. they are credited with pulling the officer from his car after the crash there. the ceremony will take place at city hall. >>> new this morning, this is interesting, a likelihood that americans will develop heart disease over the next decade, this map shows the findings. and you can see heart disease is predicted to be the worst in the southeastern part of the country. here in this area, researchers say the risks will be in the 7% range in delaware, new jersey and pennsylvania but delaware is expected to have slightly fewer cases than the other two states. and the centers for disease control did take into account smoking, diabetes and other factors. >>> if you are enjoying

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> more than 2,000 grocery workers will be out of a job come the new year. according to express times the closing of all bottom dollar food stores means layoffs for more than 1,600 workers in pennsylvania and more than 500 in new jersey. announced closing all of its stores after selling the grocery chain to aldi. >>> the cold temperatures are keeping you inside, you now have a new way to do your grocery shopping without leaving your house. according to philly.com. amazon is britaining the songin market straight to its customers. household goods. right now the service is limited to customers in center city. >>> it's 4:40. happening today the philadelphia housing authority will break ground on its newest development in strawberry mansion. the gordon street apartments will be built on the block surrounded by arizona, gordon streets. 21 units be built with low-energy usic features. this is the second pr

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> ♪ >> if you could only hear the nice things matt was saying about me. looking outside live at i-95 here looking pretty good approaching bridge street. northbound traffic headed towards bucks county construction still blocking the two right lanes. we can see the arrow boards out. expect slowing a little bit later but right now not enough people out there. you can see the camera shaking a little bit because it's windy as david has been saying. that's only going to pick up. northeast extension southbound between lansdale and mid county we've got a disabled vehicle out there leaking fuels. crews will need to clean it up so that may be a little bit of an issue for you if you're headed southbound on the northeast extension. we have this accident that damaged a pole. they're waiting on the verizon team to come out and make repairs in this area. police are directing traffic but watch for it and fairfield road at vo

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> waiting for a decision. a grand jury in ferguson, missouri, will begin deliberating again today. >> they have to decide if a police officer should be indicted in the shooting death of an unarmed teenager. here's a live picture from ferguson, missouri, where the roads are quiet right now. that could change if and when a decision comes down. nbc 10 national correspondent jennifer bjorklund has the story. >> reporter: church services in ferguson calling for justice for michael brown, but with peaceful protests. >> nonviolent is the way! >> reporter: even in pouring rain sunday. >> make sure he didn't die in vain. >> reporter: many still drawn to the spot where the unarmed teenager was killed. >> i wanted my kids to see the importance on what's going on, you know, what's going on in ferguson and the whole st. louis area in general. >> reporter: over the weekend, barricades moved into place around the

, with regard to compound handling -- there is one group that is not at the table, and that is the usda. if we look at our containment facilities for large animal research, you do see a lot of this type of technology with ppe working around large animals that are in containment. the africa issue, it is not just africa, it is a lot of the developing countries. tremendous ent a amount of resources -- billions and billions of dollars on security -- and it security from h a standpoint -- but what we have failed as a global health security's agenda is the we're dealing with -- three have the capacity to, you know, identify, contain, respond to potential outbreaks. whether or not as a terrorist attack or a natural born outbreak. i commend those who are in the front lines. as a biosafety professional, to is an honor to be able provide support you and whether it is here in the united states are not. the concerns i have is what was worse earlier -- how related to developing countries -- bio other area is from a risk management standpoint is that we need to do a better job of risk assessment. the

howard, but one group is not at the table and that is the usda. if we look at our containment facilities for large and a research, you do see a lot of personal protective equipment around large animals in containment and that is a piece of the puzzle and part of the team that needs to be brought to the table as well. the africa at issue, not just africa but developing countries. we have spent a tremendous amount of resources, billions of dollars on security, the global health security from the standpoint of containing from not by a terror standpoint but what we failed to is the security agenda, on international health and when we look at just these the issues we are dealing with, the dealing of looking at do we have the capacity to identify contained response to a potential outbreak? whether it was a terrorist attack or a national born out break, we need to start looking at that. i commend those who are in the front lines as a safety professionally is an honor to provide support to you. whether it is in the united states or not. one of the concern

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> 4:39. we're following breaking news, that accident that jillian's been talking to us about in northeast philadelphia. here is the scene, a live picture of the scene. we're told this is a serious accident near the intersection of cottman and algon avenues. at first, we had information about somebody trapped in each of the cars, actually, and now we're learning that two people have been transported to the hospital from that scene. we're working to find out their conditions. we're gathering more information, and of course, jillian will have all the details about how to get around that accident coming up in just minutes. >>> 4:40 now, and happening later today, a group trying to save a parking lot on the main line plans to protest at a town council meeting. this is all happening in ardmore, montgomery county, lower merion township. you're looking at the cricket avenue parking lot and past altercation

anybody that has usda organic label on the food product is following those rules and is expected to makeure they do. >> host: marion nestle as public health at new york university, do you eat organic foods? to look for organic foods? >> guest: i do look for organic foods because what organic foods do as they are produced without using the worst of the chemical herbicides and pesticides. they also have to maintain the quality of soil and we've been industrial farming doesn't have to do. industrial farming is this fertilizers rather than building at ohio. as anybody who knows anything about farming knows what really counts in farming is the quality of the soil. so every time you pick an organic product or i pick an organic out of it, i am voting for and i'm willing to pay a little bit more in order to make sure that the soil is maintained more sustainably. >> host: bias at the foods that seem to have a lot of sugar, a lot of salt, a lot of that seem cheaper to buy a? >> guest: the salt sugar factories are cheaper to buy for two reasons. first about their process, which means they have a lo

so those are very clear, and anybody that has a usda organic label on the food product is following thoserules and is inspected to make sure they do. >> host: marion nestle, as a professor of public health at new york university, do you eat organic foods? do you look for organic foods? >> guest: i do look for organic foods because what organic foods do is they are produced without using the worst of the chemical herbicides and pesticides. and they also have to maintain the quality of soil in ways that industrial farming doesn't have to do. industrial farming uses fertilizers rather than building up soil. and as anybody who knows anything about farming knows, what really counts in farming is the quality of the soil. so every time you pick an organic product or i pick an organic product, i'm voting for -- and i'm willing to pay a little bit more in order to make sure that the soil is maintained more sustainably. >> host: why is it that foods that seem to have a lot of sugar, a lot of salt, a lot of fat seem cheaper to buy? >> guest: the salt, sugar, fat foods are cheaper to buy for two reas

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa.your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> today on 6abc, the american music awards live. jennifer lopez, john legend is up for five awards including favorite male artist. disney frozen is nominated for the best sound track. disney is our parent company. >>> better late than never, that's what people say about holiday shopping. alicia vitarelli has been browsing for bargains, the best deals may be now. >> reporter: do you think black friday is the best day to grab holiday deals, you may want to rethink that. you can snag the best deals right now, especially when it comes to toys. for the hottest ones in high demand you can get them at the best prices you'll see all season on amazon.com. retailers biggest price cuts came on the monday before thanksgiving. heads up for this monday coming up. online shopping thanksgiving day offers the best prices. for apparel cyber monday that's the monday after thanksgiving. that's the best day for that. there are di

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> looking at the stories making headlines right now. you may need to change your route to work as the ramp from southbound georgia avenue to southbound connecticut avenue is shut down at aspen hill because of a water main break. >>> two people are waking up in the hospital. fairfax county police believe they were injured during a robbery late last night. . >>> up to a foot of snow is expected to fall in the upper plains. and we say minnesotans are used to the snow but even they are surprised at how soon it is coming. >>> welcome back to news 4 today on this monday morning. it is 5:31. weather and traffic on the 1s. a live look outside. 46 degrees. and that's kind of warm. >> we'll check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >>> milder right in washington on the potomac. but away from the waters, the the temperatures have plummeted overnight. in fact, we are down in the low to mid-30s most

usda found a demand by buying $55 million worth and using them to low income food programs.n what the bumper crop means for growers. >> a sparkling fall day, perfect for a deep hit harvest, normally dry beds ared threed the berry shaken off vines corralled on the surface, and pushed into a holding machine. but in a continuing trend, there are too many berries this year, and the prices you remember faaers can command are dropping well, cost about 30 sent as pound. and if you are getting 10 cents a under po you can hang on for a while. >> which happenled nearly two-thirds of the country's crabberries should be okay. prices are prearranged smaller independent farmers could take a holiday hit they are struggling. they are trying to mind alternatives. there's only so many niches information there is one example, pure unfiltered juice, from washington's only commercial organic cranberry operation. >> it is good. >> with do all of our own description. >> part of the survival strategy is a narrow target, they sell to bars and restaurants. >> for the tart unsweetenning juice is mitch

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we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> welcome back at 5:15. the rain is coming down across our region. look at storm team 4 radar. the the rain is making a soggy commute this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is on the road in the storm team 4 x 4 to tell you what you can expect. how is it going out there, chuck? >> reporter: good morning, eun and aaron. good morning, everybody. monday off to a oh, so very monday morning like start for sure. it's already raining outside. a balmy 42 degrees with light rain coming down. the inner look of the beltway in beautiful prince george's county, landover exit, 202, it's indeed a wet roadway first thing this morning. definitely going to want to slow down a smidgeon. there's a whole lot more rain where this is going to come from. do expect to need the umbrellas and the windshield wipers for your monday. temperatures aren't going to budge more. in the 40s with the rain showers all day.

there is one group not at the table, the usda. if we look at our containment facilities for large animal research, you do see a lot of the type of technology with personal protective equipment working around large animals in containment, and that is a piece of the puzzle and part of the team that needs to be proud to -- needs to be brought to the table as well. the africa issue, it is not just africa but a lot of the developing countries. if we have sent a tremendous amount of resources, billions of dollars. and it is global health security from the standpoint of containing whether from a buyer of terrorism standpoint, but what we have failed with our global health security agenda is international health and when we look at just issues we are dealing with comment looking at, do we have the capacity to, you know, identify, contain, response to a potential outbreak, whether or not it is a terrorist attack on natural-born outbreak, and we really need to start looking at that. you know, i commend those who are on the front lines. as a

a usda error culture economist says there is no correlation -- >>> in northern california company is recalling two kinds of brown rice flour. that there is a possible salmonella contamination. lindbergh family far as issued a voluntary recall for the organic brown rice flour. it is sold in bulk. and in 25-pound bags. it was between november 4 and november 12. there have been no reports of serious illness. this is the second recall in the last two months. >>> . >>> new details surrounding the bill cosby controversy. the actor is maintaining his silence about sexual assault allegations. but his lawyer posted a statement on his website. if that impart that that but -- decades old discredited allegations against mr. cosby have resurfaced. that does not make them true. bill cosby does not intend to dignify these allegations with any common. the cosby settled a civil suit with a woman in 2006 without admitting guilt. new accusations surfaced when bill cosby was called a rapist. >>> violet -- pilots are being word and -- being warned not to fly near the alaskan volcano. it started spewing a

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we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> welcome to the show, good to see you. has it been, two years, maybe last year. >> two years ago. >> music icon kenny gamble and his wife presented an evening and i got to go to the prettiest fundraisers i have ever been to at style and grace. i'm so excited i cannot talk. >> those who attended are just like mike said still talking about i can't wait to see it. all for a great cause to raise money for universal company's pearls of wisdom and character building and social etiquette program. >> gamble's are here and they brought along their friend, great designer, frank augusteen owe. >> great to be here. >> i will give you a hug. >> so sweet of you. >> yes. >> hello, everybody. >> yes. >> sorry my rear even right in the shot. >> frank, good to see you we are doing this december 3rd. are we going back to the same place. >> university of the arts. >> yes. >> is there the information right there. >> so we wantedded to giv

a specially designed usda inspected truck so instead of the cattle being trucked from the ranch to the, the butcher takes the truck to the ranch. >> the ranchers feel more comfortable because they feel like you're dealing specifically with them and their herd. >> reporter: nearly a decade ago central california ranchers wanted to meet the growing demand for locally raised meat. they maneuvered through a labyrinth of government regulations in order to put this truck on the road. >> we just started trial by fire. >> reporter: but it sat unused for years before fogle took it over. >> have a wonderful day. >> reporter: in the process, providing smaller scale ranchers with an alternative to the big commercial processing plants. plants such as the former rancho feeding corporation here in petaluma whose owner was indicted on criminal charges following the recall of millions of pounds of tainted beef. fogle says for consumers and local chefs, it's about following food from pasture to plate. >> eating locally, eating fresh, eating what's in your backyard. >> you look around and see the cattle

these two meals are supposed to be in compliance with new usda guidelines, guidelines the first lady been pushing for. i do wonder what is that, bread pudding? >> i do love bread pudding. >>> we see these kind of stories this time of year, strangers going into stores and paying off the balances. an indiana mom is thankful for the generosity tonight. >> i'm a single mom going to school full time not working. a lady said someone came in, picked two random lay-aways and mine was one of them. >> me lisa hammel came to pick up her items and asked who the person was and was told it was an older gentleman. >>> meet the new maryland boys golf state champion and find out the historic course where he hones his craft. >> up next in our health alert learn the four >>> check this out, caught on camera an suv car crashes into a kansas city building causing part of the building to come crashing down, wow. police say they spotted the stolen suv and tried to pull the driver oh, but the woman behind the wheel took -- over, but the woman behind the wheel took off with officers in hot pursuit reaching s

we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >>> good morning to you. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. prep pigskin at its finest. the state championships is coming into focus. here's the playoff edition of "the high school blitz." let's start in south jersey. shawn any moving the rock against michael welch. far side, he cuts across the grain. and just gets into the end zone. shawnee advances with a 42-10 win. cherokee with a clear direction against to rivers knot. the end zone, woodward finds daylight and cherokee moves on with a convincing 37-14 win. springfield, delaware county purchting to great valley. watch the great change of direction from adderley. 50 yards. great valley wins the district, 21-0. >>> young always a threat to run. touchdown for him. they advance with a 31-12 win. >> the "high school blitz q" ga of the week. >> you want to see penceville. it was all salem. this is johnathan taylor breaking free. lots of open fie