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. >>> and mexican bee keepers battling the agro-chemical giant monsanto, who they say is threatening their livelihood. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >> welcome back. a recap of your top stories now. iran has accepted an invitation to attend talks in vienna ending violence in syria. >>> while food program is resuming its food voucher program for syrian refugees living in jordan it was forced to cut the scheme last month because of a shortage of funds. >>> mahmood abbas asks for international protection saying that relations between israel and palestine is at its worst since 1948. >> volkswagen reported it's worst quarterly loss in 15 years. >> it is do

. >>> and we meet the bee keepers of mexico, battling monsanto who they say is threatening their livelihood. ♪ >>> loel there, thank you for joining us. well, it's one of the main backers of syrian leader bashar al-assad's regime, and now for the first time and amid ongoing violence, iran has accepted an invitation to attend talks aimed attending syria's civil war. iran, the united states, russia, turkey, and saudi arabia will all attend. we'll talk to peter sharp in moscow, and rosiland jordan who joins us from washington. but first this report. >> reporter: this is one of the funerals for iranian soldiers killed in syria. he is among the two dozen solders and generals who have died while fighting there. the u.s. says nearly 2,000 iranian special forces are in syria fighting in support of the government. iranian generals have been assuring people that foreign military involvement is important. a commander had this to say during a funeral procession: >>> but more countries getting involved in the conflict has not stopped the killing of civilians, and unlike previous years many feel iran i

we're demanding that monsanto sell its soy. >> the supporters made a final appeal to mexico's supreme court on the eve of its ruling. >> the court has. >> a culture closely linked to what some call the nectar of the gods. today pitted against arguebly the world's most powerful ag ro ro-chemical company. >> for more on our website go to www.aljazeera.com. >> finding a replacement for john boehner, house republicans meet behind closed doors to vote on a nominee. protecting the palestinians. president mahmood abbas has a request for the united nations. plus a south carolina officer who threw a teenager to the ground finds out if he still has a job.

fighting against the agro chemical company monsanto. wednesday, mexican supreme court will rule if they can plant genetically modified soy beans in fields in the u.k.a tan. they have been accused of polluting honey and threatening livelihoods. lucia newman reports. >> reporter: this beekeeper calls it the mayan's greatest treasure, the same colour, but more valuable than combed. it's called honey. produced here in tree drunks by tiny bees. they don't sting, and they make the most prized honey in the u.k.a tan pennagesuala -- peninsula. >> we use it for ceremonies to ask for rain. and it has medicinal properties. >> they mixed honey for dirt. >> today, more than 20,000 mayan families produce honey from more aggressive bees.

macks exit comes seven years into his leadership and two months after monsanto withdrew a bid for the company, it's third in 4 years, citing a lack of cooperation today will be a decent day with more clouds and temperatures in the low 60s. clouds will start to build in late in the day. rain returns by tuesday afternoon and continues through the evening. cooler air filters into the state on tuesday with highs only in the 50s for the rest of the week. our top story... a police chase overnight ended our top story... a police chase overnight ended when a vehicle went crashing into a garage. it happened around 9-30 last night at the intersection of ovid and second avenue in des moines. police were chasing a stolen vehicle when it hit a telephone pole... and flew into the garage. two people in the car were sent to the hospital. no word on their conditions or any arrests. benton county authorities are investigating a mysterious death this morning. that's after a woman's body was found yesterday on a trail near shellsburg. it started when a neighbor discovered his truck had been the trail. he

yum, adobe and monsanto. the estimate is for s&p earnings to drop. >> monsanto is bad because ag is so bad, brazil is so bad. biotech, no earnings related, and this group can't get out of its way. yum is terrible. adobe, i don't know. they gave me everything i wanted. they're spending to win. >> what a week ge has had. it had continued momentum, general electric, after the trian announcement on monday morning. yesterday up again. this morning up another 1% is ge. doing what immelt wasn't able to accomplish, it did move on the ge capital announcement and fell back on growth worries quickly. we'll see if it can sustain this move as a result of trian's $2.5 billion i investment. >> if they do buy back the stock, i think it will be added to earnings. 19% of the company was oil in china, until a few days ago, we hated that. it was absolutely the worst performing commodity in the last quarter. now it's starting to percolate. china, we hated rio, glencore, they're going up. >>> tesla, we're back to levels that we la

locals accuse monsanto of polluting their honey and threatening their livelihoods. lucia newman reports from the southern tip of mexico. >> reporter: this beekeeper calls it the mayan's greatest treasure. the same color, but more valuable than gold. it's called honey. produced here in tree trunks by tiny bees. they don't sting. and they make the most prized honey in the yucatan peninsula jungle. >> translator: we use it for ceremonies, to ask for rain, but it also has ma disnats properties. >> reporter: the able gent mayans even missed honey with dirt at cement for their famous pyramids. today more than 20,000 family produce honey from far more aggressive bees, her husband uses smoke to keep them from attacking. the money produced here is extremely sought off and fetches a very high price on the european market. but the livelihood of the families who produce this depends not just on its exquisite taste and aroma but on their ability to keep their honey pure. and that's why these nearby plantations have become the enemy. gametically modified and sprayed with highly t

genetically modified and sprayed with herb sides sold by monsan monsanto, the bee keepers describe it as contaminated pollen. >> they're deforesting our jungle and threatening our market. >> you can tan penn bee keepers and supporters make a final appeal on the evil o eve of the ruling. >> they have the potential to impact health. the environment and in this case the cultural of the mayan communities. >> a culture that includes what is called the nectar of the gods. today pivoted against the world's most powerful agro-chemical corporation. >> what is going on right now where you are? >> hello, at this moment the representatives of the bee keepers from the juke ta yukatan peninsula and their lawyers are waiting for the solution that could be announced any time. the judge could decide that selling genetically modified soybeans is illegal for environment, cultural and economic reasons, or it could as many believe will be the case, simply say the license that monsanto has now, the communities were not consulted, so the communities have to go back and ask whether they want it or not. but t

monsanto produces herbicides. trump removed that post and said a young intern apologized for retweeting the comment. >> the national zoo giving an up date on our panda cup. look at bei bei gaining a lot of weight. monday it was 7.4 pounds and today he's 8.3. imagine that. experts at the zoo say he's moving around but not quite walking just quet. but we'll let you know when he does. bei bei is now exactly two months old. love it. love it. leon: still ahead on abs 7 news at 1 1:00 -- our hands are on the wheel. but do hands-free technology make them safer? alison: you might have reservations at one of the top restaurants in the country. reservations at one of the top restaurants in the country. which d.c. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optic

this begs the question whether or not monsanto will come back and if you remember the frustration that shareholders had when syngenta chose this deal. we have a plan, we have a strategy in place but i'm not sure the shareholders were that convinced. >> no, they have been trying it for awhile. this is the latest in a string of offers. there's been a lot of talk about this. a lot of it is political. there's a big political difference between how you view a seed company in the u.s. versus one in europe and i was having a discussion with someone recently about whether or not europeans would want to buy food that's been grown by a u.s. company versus a european one and there seems to be this political, not backlash, but like a we will grow our european food. >> and genetically modified and food standards as well but keeping an eye on how crucial this is in emerging markets too given the pain we have seen. it begs the question of consolidation down the road whether or not the shareholders want it, right? >> massively. i'd love to know when we're going to see more of the development of farmin

we asked monsanto about it. they say its very early in the research. the team is still in the data testing mode. they if everything works, it wouldn't hit the market until 2020 at the earliest. in other news, one of the nation's largest supermarkets could squeeze suppliers for price cuts...including food. reuters reporting wal-mart earnings suggest more price cuts and reduced cost-sharing deals. last week, wal-mart stunned wall street by forecasting earnings would decline by as much as 12 percent in its next fiscal year. officials for a top recruiting firm for wal-mart suppliers said "suppliers are going to have to help wal-mart get back on track." walmart now accounts for more the 10 percent of the total retail market. at the grocery store, u.s. retail costs setting records for some foods in september. eggs and boneless sirloin both hitting new highs. dozen--up 15 percent over the last month. boneless sirloin steak up near 8-86 a pound. a new record...for the higher priced cuts. ground beef actually fell last month--to 4 dollars 12 cents a pound. chic

and two months after monsanto withdrew bid for th compann. it's third in 4 years.. citing a lack of cooperation from syngenta.. ---- the world trade organization pushed back the country-of-origin labeling decision last wee.. saying it nfeds more time to translate a panel report to multiple languagee.. the decisionnwas expected t t be released in november.. when the w-t-o does decide on how much canada and mexico can impose in retaliatory tariffs.. it will be final.. and cannot be uppealed. canada wants more than three billion doolars per year innu-s export tarrffs.. the canadian cattlemen's association says it is confident canada's calculations will be strongly considered by arbitrators. seven hundre million dollars... the u-s estimmtes cool arbitration costs are 91 million dollars. ---- ag commodities saw some pressure at the end of last week.. with many months in the red... and harvest looks to wrap up here in another week or two. "not a lot of fresh news out at all. kind of limiting any type o o new money coming in at all still seeing big yields being reported."

genetically modified and sprayed with highly toxic herb sides, both sold by the agra multi-national monsanto. providing bees with contaminated policy en. >> they are deforesting our jungle because the europeans won't by it with traces of herb sides that's why we are demanding monsantos on the license be revoked. >> they made a final appeal to mexico's supreme court this week on the eve of its ruling. >> to limit products. the environment and in this case, the cultural heritage of the myan communities. >> a culture linked to what some call thenectar of the gods. 3i9d against arguably the world's most powerfuling ari chemical organization. >> the european parliament approved a new telecom law to scrap roaming charges. within two years, travelers will pay the same anywhere within the eu. only travelers with european sim cards. >> and they will make sure that they treat all internet traffic equally but not everyone supports the move. this is a blow for net neutrality, prints all internet data musting equal in terms of the speed it's delivered and it's why the internet is still a level playing fi

we saw them being right in monsanto. in july of 2012. this was an unbelievable one i got wrong. i didn't care for the stock at the time, i didn't like gmos. but tim collins said the accumulation distribution line showed while they had down days, you had low lines here. on the heavy volume on the up days. that's a sure sign that more money was flowing into the stock than out. collins noticed a persistent accumulation or buying pattern or selling pattern convinced them that large funds were building positions to own the stock long term. not to it for a quick move. it turns out what i didn't see, what i was so confused about was that monsanto's stock had started to be correlated with the price of corn. which was going higher back then. because of new found demand for ethanol and government price supports. i was concerned about near term earnings and i wasn't thinking big picture but the chart showed you big picture. the work of collins told you not to fear, that something bigger was developing. he have dead right -- he was dead right and the stock turned out on to be a big winner w

gametically modified and sprayed with highly toxic herbicides both sold by monsanto the crops are providing bees with what beekeepers describe ahead contaminated pollen. >> translator: they are did he foresting our junk and they want to go close our market because the europeans won't buy genetically modified mop hahn we traces of mesh side mesh sides e are demanding their license to sell soya be revoked. >> reporter: support erred make a final appeal this week on the eve of its ruling. >> translator: the court has the power to limit these crops that have the potential for impact health, the edge severely and in this case the cultural heritage of the mayan communities a culture closely linked to what some call the nector of the gods. today pitted against arguably the world's most powerful agro chemical corporation. lucia newman, al jazeera, mexico. >>> in the coming hours nasa zaps space craft will make the closest ever fly past sat un'sy ocean bearing moon the space craft has been orbiting saturn since 2004 will pass through a plume of ice and water vapor which shoots out from hits its sout

monsanto has corporations in 71 countries. ask the farmer about the seed he has to buy from monsanto. where does the aluminum cover from? monsanto is providing the planes that if letting this guy's in america and all -- the skies -- the planes that are flooding the skies in america and all the other countries. chemical trails don't dissipate. they spread out. what you think are clouds sometimes are really -- that is why we have a lot of rain sometimes. ask the guys in vietnam when they flooded the trail. they used aluminum oxide. that is what is in your skies now, supplied by monsanto. host: michael mooney, did any of the people you talk to -- did they talk about the criticism of koch industries and the koch brothers and what they are trying to do? guest: first of all, there is a diverse group of people working for the company. with 100,000 employees, i talked to plenty of people who voted for obama two times and work for the koch brothers. but there are a lot of people who take personal offense at cannes of the criticism and

one stock that wasn't bought out was -- monsanto having to walk away from that $27 billion offer. now -- this is the pesticide giant. it's under pressure from shareholders saying, look, the price fell by over 20%. what are you going to do to now reinvigorate that and give us back what we could have had with the monsanto deal. the headlines in the newspapers tomorrow will be about what's happening at credit suisse with the reorganization under the new ceo. the dars 6 billion capital hike. the price action. it's the swedish banks that have really been hit today. they've reported below expectations because they're dealing with negative interest rates in addition to all the market turmoil in contrast with the problems you would have here with the banks in this country. in the meantime, another one on the down side today. pearson. shedding itself of the financial times, and, of course, the economist. now a problem with its core business which is educational services in this country warning on that in the stocks down 15%. finally, let me take you to athens where today the talks restarte

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" after receiving some blow back for the post...it was deleted. trump later tweeted: young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes. hillary clinton took a break from campaigning to testify before congress today. s/hillary clinton / former secretary of state :23 "i'm here to honor the service of those four men, courage of the diplomatic security agency, and the cia officers who risked their lives that night, and the work their colleagues do every single day all over the world." clinton fielded questions from a house select committee about benghazi that's where four americans died in 2012 when islamic militants attacked the u-s consulate. during her testimony she defended her decision to send diplomats to libya. she also accused the committee of trying to politicize the issue. her party tried to do the same thing. s/rep. trey gowdy south carolina :31"if democrats on this committee had helped us just a little bit pursue the facts, but if the democrats on this committee had their w

bid for by monsanto. up goes the share price. down it comes when they rebuff the offer. saying, they are concerned about latin america. 12% drop. is steppingceo down. he says it is time for a new perspective, the leader. the new leader is the cfo for the time being. also, breaking news on this patent maker. shares, $400 million worth. amending the debt facilities by restructuring to the tune of 6000 jobs. are rightsizing the business, so they say. metals, commodities. prices under pressure. lonmin shares, down 80%. over the past five years. remember the tragic facilities in 2012. when to keep an eye on as they restructure. the gooding up with numbers. 10% growth in profit. they are adding new customers. 134,000 added to read 54 million users. adding a particular broadband. they have kept pretty stable in the u k, despite the fact they have lost the champions league. last way, arm holdings. analyst estimates. a growth story in their share price. we have seen them rising 19%. marchf the recent high in because everybody is factoring slowdown in the smart phone market. we ar

his official twitter account retweeted this tweet from "at green hippo" that said too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain. donald trump later deleted the retweet and said "the young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes." stephanie: iowa is back on the mainstage this weekend with the jefferson jackson dinner in des moines. the "jj dinner" is where democratic presidential candidates will have a chance to discuss the issues and gain more support. this year the event had a few shake-ups in its line-up. with sen. jim webb dropping out earlier this week and vice president joe biden declaring he will not run in the race, the number of candidates is solified to four. so far more than 6-thousand tickets have been sold for the event at hy- vee hall. jack/lam hillary clinton is off the campaign trail and on the hot seat on capitol hill. the former secretary of state is answering questions about the 20-12 attack on a u-s diplomatic post in benghazi, libya. hillary clinton?under oath and once again being grilled by lawmakers. sot jordan it's just 56 days before an elec

this move comes just months after syngenta turned down several takeover attempts by monsanto. mack was very vocal about his desisi to keep syngenta o orating as a separatete believes it's an approopriate time for the company to benefit from persepectives of a new leader, calling current market conditions challenging. we're showing the western corn belt some love in today's cropwatch. for that we turn to mike hoffman. mike! let's start off crop watch in western nebraska. dwight smith send us a picture of hard red winter wheat. he says there is plenty of moisture in the area. the crop is emerging and looking good. usda says 62 percent of nebraska's winter wheat is rated good to excellent. 83 percent of what was planted has emerged. moving over to southeast south dakota... dave hoff sent us a photo of his office chair for the day. hoff posted on twitter he's seeing above average yields on his farm but not recordbreaking for now accocoing to usda, 39 percrct of corn and 90 percent of soybeans are harvested. taking a look at the weather map boy another system continuing to plague t

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain. well, he must have gotten a lot of push-back for that because hours later, he passed the blame. tweeting, the young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes. kg, you buy it? >> i don't know. is it possible? sure. is it a good idea he said that? yes. and it wasn't something he wrote himself. so somebody did retweet it. it's a matter who have pushed the retweet. >> what kind of16e candidate trs their twitter account to an intern? mine that's crazy. you don't -- you do not do that. he promises when he's going to become president, he's going to find the best people, the best people to fill these positions. if you're running for president, you don't have an intern running your -- that's why i don't think it's an intern. >> repeat what you said. i agree with you so much and it's so rare, that go ahead. >> lots of politicians have interns running around. >> that's a problem. then the charm and the humor that we've come to love from trump is not trump at all. it's some 18-year-old. >>

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" after receiving a lot of negative replies...it was deleted. trump later sent this out: young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes. wisconsin representative and former vice presidential candidate paul ryan says he will run for house speaker. ryan made his announcement in a letter to his colleagues. he decided to run after getting unified support from across the republican conference... including the hardline freedom caucus. the onetime g-o-p vice presidential nominee is expected to win when the voting is held next week. outgoing speaker, john boehner, announced his resignation last month. slowly, but steadily, the weather is starting to feel more like fall. we'll send it over to chief meteorologist ed wilson for a first look at the forecast that includes rain. a metro company is making sure des moines kids are ready for winter forecast that includes rain. a metro company is making sure weather. athene u-s-a donates coats and boots each year. but this time around, it's expan

this tweet from my green hippo, which stated, ben carson is now leading in iowa and said, "too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" but apparently the real donald trump isn't the actual donald trump. a trump campaign spokesperson says it was mistakenly tweeted from mr. trump's account by an intern. mr. trump loves the people of iowa and looks forward to being back in sioux city on tuesday. steve: representative paul ryan will run for speaker in the house -- the growth the house. the congressman says he will now run after getting unified support from across the the boone county board of supervisors is taking a stand against the proposed bakken oil pipeline. steve: yesterday the board , passed a resolution opposing the controversial plan. kcci's rose heaphy spoke with leaders there and she joins us live in-studio. rose: the board's chair says they've received positive support from their citizens, especially those who lose their properties. but labor union leaders say iowa has much to benefit from the plan. like many boone county farmers , the hollingshead family is out harve

trump asked if too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain. after deleting the tweet... trump posted another tweet saying the young intern responsible apologises. larry>> federal regulators are considering taking over the largest auto recall in us history, to speed up the repair of defective takata airbags nearly 100 injuries. as kenneth craig reports... regulators are urging consumers to avoid those risks and get their cars fixed as soon as possible. ((narr-1)) the national highway traffic safety administration is urging drivers to check if their car is affected by the takata airbag recall -- and get it fixed immediately. ((sot rosekind)) "don't let this fall through the cracks. this is all about safety for you and your family." ((narr-2)) the airbags deploy with excessive force and could rupture - sending shrapnel into drivers and passengers. (gfx) 19-point-two million vehilces from 12 manufacturers are affected. (nats repair) nhtsa says less than one-quarter of recalled inflators have been replaced nationwide. there aren't enough replacemen

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" the campaign later said, "this was mistakenly tweeted from mr. trump's account by an intern. mr. trump loves the people of iowa and looks forward to being back in sioux city on tuesday." bush's campaign director then tweeted, "nice try, donald, but weak. apology not accepted by iowans.' -- apology not accepted by iowans." live in studiocynthia fodor, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. steve: as for the democrats, a new des moines register poll shows the gap between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is narrowing, to 7%. 48% to 41% among likely iowa caucus goers. clinton now has a favorability rating of 85%, while sanders comes in at 82%. the other 2 democratic candidates, martin o'malley and lincoln chafee, barely register support in iowa. jim webb pulled out of the race this week. stacey: one candidate yet to gain any traction here in iowa is new jersey governor chris christie. earlier today, he sat down with with steve karlin and the asked him if he's worried. gov. christie: you know

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?' the campaign later said, 'this was mistakenly tweeted from mr. trump's account by an intern. mr. trump loves the people of iowa and looks forward to being back in sioux city on tuesday.' bush's campaign director then tweeted, 'nice try, donald, but weak. apology not accepted by iowans.' >> it was the only name that me and my fiance could agree on. jason: happy friday morning, 4:56. the rain starts early for us, temperature starting off in the mid-50's with that rain moving in. as we head throughout the afternoon hours, we start to warm up a couple degrees but the rain will linger. largely continuing to see the rainfall across the area, temperatures only topping out in the upper 50's to the north. as we head through the next few days, not looking too bad. even as we start off the work week, 65 with sunshine. the next chance for rain after today will be tuesday into wednesday. eric: get ready for more for all in london. the nfl extends its agreement to play regular season games at wembl

his twitter account re-tweeted someone saying, in part "too , much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" a trump campaign spokesperson says it was mistakenly tweeted -- mistakenly retweeted from trump's account by an intern. the spokesperson goes on to say, "trump says he loves the people of iowa and looks forward to being back in sioux city tuesday." within a live look from our downtown skycam run. beautiful night ahead for us and i think we can already see the weekend. kurtis: friday will be the wedding day. we have some showers moving on in. down around kansas city, eastern nebraska, even some snow over in colorado. these will arrive fairly early tomorrow morning. can't rule out an isolated thunder shower. 4:00 p.m., 67. here's what we will see for the weekend. clouds early, sunshine late. 63 degrees. sunday will be a bit chilly early on but then with sunshine we will warm up nicely. hopefully the rain and the wind won't knock the leaves down. a complete check on your 8 day forecast coming up. stacey: public shaming. what this mom was doing in public that an omaha polic

. >>> now bee keepers in yucatan's peninsula is going up against monsanto. it accuses it's gm products of threatening their livelihoods. we have reports from southern mexico. >> beekeeper calls it the mayan's greatest pressure. the same color but more valuable than gold. it's called mayan for honey. produced here in tree trunks by tiny bees. they don't sting and they make the most prized honey in the yucatan peninsula jungle. >> we use it for ceremonies to ask for rain, but it also has medal properties. >> the ancient mayans used the honey and mixed it with dirt for cement for its pyramids. her husband uses smoke to keep bees from attacking. the honey pro decembered here is extreme sought after and fetches a very high price on the european market, but the livelihood of the families who produce this depends not just on exquisite taste and aroma but on the ability to keep honey pure. that's why these nearby soy plantations have become the enemy. genetically modified and sprayed with highly toxic herbicide, the crops are providing piece bee keepers contaminated

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain?" after receiving a lot of negative replies... it was deleted. trump later sent this out... "young intern who accidentally did a re twee apologizes." the main super pac supporting donald trump's presidential bid is ending its operations... leaders with the "make america great again" pac say all activities will be shut down. the move comes amid scrutiny toward the group... and its ties to the trump campaign. that's because trump's campaign beholden to donors and special interests. trump has insisted he's never sanctioned the establishment of any super pac... including "make american great again." still... he's attended at least two fundraising events that benefited the group. another republican presidential iowans... bobby jindal is scheduled to make stops in ankeny, des moines, and waukee today. he'll start the morning with a meet and greet at "faith baptist bible college." then a little later... jindal will hold a book signing at "beaverdale books." and tonight... he'll speak at the "d

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain? it was revealed thth it was initially tweeted by someone else. >>> residents s mexico's pacific coast is bracing for a dangerous hurricane that is packing winds of 185 miles an it's forecast to make landfall today near puerto vallarta. officials have declalad a state of emergency. forecasters warn the hurricane could be catastrophic. >>> >n west texas, residents captured dramatic video of a mobile home floating away in crews rescued dozens of people stranded in vehicles. remnants of hurricane patricia is expected to bring more rain >>> heavy snowfall caused big headaches thursday for drivers in colorado. slick road conditions led to sevevel accidents, stallinin traffic on interstate 70. forecasters expected up to 7 inches in higher elevations. >>> this morning in vienna, secretary of state john kerry meets with lavrov who wants to explain the russian air campaign against isis and potottial resolutions to the syrian civil war. >>> an american special operations soldier was killed iraq.

too much #monsanto in the #corn creates issues in the brain? #trump #gop" it was deleted hours later and followed by this tweet: "the young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes." it was a split decision by a federal jury in des moines today. campaign staffers were on trial. they were accused of covering up payments to former iowa state senator kent sorenson during the 20-12 presidential cycle. sorensen admits he switched his support from michelle bachmann's presidential campaign to ron paul's in 2012... after he was paid 73- thousand dollars by the paul campaign... money that wasn't properly reported to federal officials. according to the des moines register ... a jury has acquitted former paul campaign chair jesse benton of the single charge he was facing. however former campaign manager dimitri kesari was found guilty of causing a false record. he was acquitted of a charge of obstruction of justice. sorenson has already pleaded guilty for his role in the coverup. his sentencing was delayed until after today's trial ended. elected

monsanto will eliminate 2,600 jobs to cut costs because of the slumping commodity market. the full-market outlook came in lower hann estimates. shares finished at $88.06, a fraction higher. >>> constellation brands had adjusted earnings over estimates. they also hiked its full-year outlook. the ceo attributes the strong results and forecast to the firm's mexican beer business. >> we have additional brands like negro madello and pacifico and brands we haven't introduced yet that we can follow on in terms of continuing to drive the business for the future. so, you know, we see a pretty steep growth pattern for quite a while for our company. >> shares rose about 2.5%, $134.57. >>> pure storage making its wall street debut today. the flash-based storage systems maker priced shares at $17 apiece. the company has a market value of about $3 billion, but shares slipped nearly 6% to $16.01. >>> the back-and-forth between sab miller and anheuser-busch continues. sab rejecting a $104 billion offer from its rival, marking the third rebuff in a month. the company believes the latest pr

. >> yeah, like monsanto. this ties into corporations running the government. they contribute huge money to the candidates and they expect to get paid back. it is called bribery in the private sector. if you do it in the private sector you go to jail but in the public sector it is fine. so they bribe the candidates with money, the politicians. then the payback is the politicians then name monsanto people to the fda, the food and drug administration. monsanto has never been turned down by the fda for anything. >> and donald trump has made this a plank of what he talked about. i bought politicians, maybe it was hillary clinton for this and others for that, have you heard from him since saying, do you think you would be his running mate. >> that running mate thing came as a joke. i had roger stone, one of his operatives on my off the grid show and i said, roger, imagine how angry the republicans would get -- >> so you don't want to get involved in donald trump. >> not necessarily. let me finish. i said imagine how angry republicans would get if trump picked the ul

stepeped aside last week amid shareholder criticism over his refusal to engage the 47 billion dollar monsanto takeover proposal.. in a statement he says.. "i believe that this is an appropriate timeeor the companyy to beefit from the perspectives of a new leader." mack's resignation was welcomed by a shareholder group.. which is lobbying for a full strategic review.. alliance of critical syngenta shareholders says syngenta needs of the fast changing markets.. in the interim.. chief financial officer.. john ramsay will hold the position.. macks exit comes seven years into his leadership.. and two months afterr monnnto withdrew a bid for the company.. it's third in 4 years.. citing a lack of cooperation from syngenta.. ---- the world trade organization pushed back decqsion last week.. saying it needs more time to translate a languages.. released in november.. when the w-t-o does decide on how much canada and mexico can impose in retaliatory ariffs.. it will be final.. and cannot be appealed. canana wants more than three billion dollars per year in u-s export tariffs.. the canadian cattlemen's a

his official twitter account retweeted this tweet that said quote too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain. donald trump latetedeleted the retweett accidentally did a retweet apologizes. hmm. w!s it really an intern? i guess we'll never know. alright, and up next (music) >>sabrina: on this week in iowa somebody who hasn't said the nicest things about donald trump even calling him an unstable narcissist. bobby jindal joins on the campaign n ail. >>sabrina: welcome back everyone. we're joined now by louisiana governor bobby jindal, a republican candidate for president. thank you so much for joining us. >>governor jindal: thank you for having me. >>sabrina: yeah, we're excited. f fst of all, we know that t t next republican debebe hosted by cnbc is coming u u we have some video to show of the last time you appeared in the second tier cnn debate. (crosstalk) >>sabrina: once again you didn't make the cut for the main stage, but you have been offered a spot on (national anthem singing) >>sabrina: the second tier of the first debate. do you plan to join george pataki, lindsey

chip names like my con and rambis and commodity companies like alcoa and agricultural companies mike monsanto and companies like yum! brands and wynn casinos, the earnings are coming down. what's hinds all this? simply put, there's a revenue recession going on. the s&p 500 is looking at four consecutive quarters of revenue declines this year if the estimates hold up partly due to the big decline in revenues from oil companies and to a stronger dollar. that's hurt companies' earnings overseas. companies from ibm to united technologies to eaten are all indicating revenues are lower than projected and the conclusion is that the global economy remains weak. as a result, corporations are spending less on new investments and instead using their available cash to buy back a lot of stocks. that's one reason the market held up pretty well this year. another reason is the margins have been strong. the s&p has margins of a little over 10%, near a record. declining revenues means the margins are underpressure. to keep them up, keep the stock market going, companies have to keep cutting costs. how do you

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain? referring to agribusiness that supplies farmers. after an outcry the tweet was deleted and an explanation was posted. quote, the young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes. trump reacted to the poll directly on the hugh hewitt show. >> i was actually surprised -- i'm not saying that a thing like that can't happen, but i was very, very surprised to see it. because i think we're doing well in iowa. i have a feeling we're doing much better in iowa than the polls are showing. if you want to know the truth. i was leading in iowa, not by a huge amount, but i was leading in iowa. and i was very surprised to see that i wasn't. that's the only one i've had that i'm not leading. >> and we're just minutes away from the release of the latest bloomberg des moines register poll of the iowa caucus. we'll have all the details for you on "morning joe." >>> ben carson is off the campaign trail as he has been for most of the month, making book tour stops in kansas and nebraska today. when as

a bit of twitter trouble, a retweet that said ben carson now leading in the polls in iowa, too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain. trumpgop. he took that back sending out the young intern who accidentally did a retweet apologizes. just stay off the twitter.>>> w? facebook.com and don't tweet. just don't. see you tomorrow at 9:00. >>> it's friday october 23rd. a fox news alert. a deadly dispute over guidice. well, we just learned about the moments to an over night shooting at tennessee state university. >>> hillary clinton in the hot seat. what she knew and when. could this be the smoking gun. >>> you tell the american people one thing and your family another story. >>> controversy under the friday night lights. no red, white or blue or donald trump. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning to you and your family. it's "fox and friends." >> thank you so much for starting your day with us. let's get to that fox news alert. one person is dead and two others injured after a shooting on tennessee state campus. >> there was a dispute just before midnight in an ou

too much monsanto in the corn creates issues in the brain? perhaps in an effort to not insult iowa's proudest item, the trump campaign blamed that retweet on a, quote, young intern. >>> ben carson will appear on nbc's "meet the press" this coming sunday. trump is also trying to turn the tables on another issue. he is disavowing nine unauthorized trump super pacs, demanding that they return money raised and calling on other candidates to do the same. he's trying to get out from under a day's worth of "washington post" reporting that links his campaign manager with the make america great again super pac. yesterday the man behind that group shut it down to eliminate those accusations. potentially bad news for another gop candidate. chris christie. and the state of new jersey. both are being sued by the nurse who was detained and quarantined during the ebola panic. an aclu filed -- the aclu filed a suit on her behalf and they claim that she was held illegally against her will. >>> and just a few hours lincoln chafee says he'll address the future

too much monsanto in brain?" blamed an intern for the incident. candidates are going to des moines tomorrow. the iowa events center. the new des moines register - bloomberg politics iowa poll shows hillary clinton holds a strong lead over senator bernie sanders. one member of the iowa board of regents says they may have quote "dropped the ball" when they chose bruce harreld to be the next u-i president. regent subhash sahai commented after protestors stormed the regents meeting wednesday, calling for harreld and the entire board to step down. sahai is a doctor from webster city. he said the board may have mishandled the selection process for the new president. and he says the regents need background information before making decisions. sahai hopes that harreld, in his words, "makes us all shine and proud of his selection." he urged the university to give the former i-b-m executive a chance, even though he has no academic leadership experience. later this morning, several cedar rapids non- profits will have a new look online. staff at a software co