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out in january and support them and get other people to rally for them. so these fairs are very potent. the question is, though, is, does this matter right now in the era of donald trump? because donald trump isn't going to be flipping pork chops, that we know of. he is going to walk through the fair. but he's setting his own rules. and so very much this primary, kate, has been up ended. what iowa has traditionally been as changed. but the other candidates still playing by the rules. we are going to see mike pence flipping this pork chop in just about 90 minutes at the pork producers tent, but maybe not with charlie, but he will be flipping these pork chops in just a bit. >> i am always in love with you, kyung lah, and i am loving this do, don't even, and he did it. eating on tv is a risky, risky -- >> reporter: it's very good. >> eating on television, guys,
>> dana: check this out. emergency crews are to fight wild fairs in what way. several buildings destroyed and residents forced to evacuate from their homes. coast guard officials rescued 12 people so far. strong winds by hurricane doria are complicating firefighting efforts even though the storm is 500 miles south of hawaii. those businesses are under threat. one apartment building in cedar park, texas was completely destroyed by a wildfire. it damaged two other buildings last night. firefighters said it was 40% contained but more than doubled from 50 acres to 120 since that update. >> bill: in the meantime 20 minutes past the hour. a search underway for suspected cartel gunmen who crossed the rio grande river into texas over the weekend. there is a new push by some republicans to withhold dhs
privately to republicans who don't love donald trump and for hoping for someone else to ride in and give them somewhere else to go, six months ago, it was ron desantis. he won by 20 points. now, they go, ugh, i guess it's not desantis. >> look, i think a lot of donors hyped the desantis belief that he could be a good national candidate. the things he did in florida have proven not to be popular with independent voters, the people you need to win a general election. i have never thought ron desantis was a good national candidate. you see him on the campaign trail, on the stump. the man is uncomfortable. he does not look like he enjoys being in iowa at the fairs, eating the corn dogs. he's telling children, "looks like a lot of sugar." like, what are you doing? he's not run a serious campaign about running for president. now, the bus tour, i want to note, ron desantis is on a bus tour. 99 counties in iowa. saying they're going to all 99
Our sweet corn season is in full swing. We are selling in Galveston six days a week in addition to the Logansport farmers market. We also sell at the Logansport and Kokomo farmers markets.
gold medals at the world championships. ledecky's victory in the 800-meter freestyle marked the sixth time she's won that event. that is also a record. tonight, there are new concerns about the safety of rides at amusement parks and summer fairs. this ride would not stop as riders pleaded with operators to pull the plug. the latest example of trouble. cbs's elise preston is in los angeles with more. good evening, elise. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. a break in the heat here in southern california has many enjoying the outdoors, but for those seeking an adrenaline rush, it can come with some risks. thrill rides are a staple of summer, and as more fairs and carnivals kick off, so do concerns of the danger. this weekend, a second crack was found in the metal of one of the world's tallest roller coasters. the fury 325 in charlotte, north carolina, closed june 30th after a father on the ground spotted a
cage. rick: any science talk makes me happy. this is your son over here, right? >> 20 years old. normally, he rides with his little sister who's 12. she's not out here right this moment. it's a little slippery still, so i'm going to take over for her. but anybody that comes out this weekend will get to see him and her -- she's the youngest globe rider today. rick: that sounds illegal to me. are you doing this of your own volition, or is your dad forcing you to do this? this is your chance, by the way, to get out of this -- [laughter] >> no, no. actually, t a family -- it's a family tradition of mine. i've known riding in the cage, so i love doing it. i love being part of the family, i love being here. i love the fairs and everything, the festivals. it's a blast, to me. rick: this is ten generations of your family that's been doing these kind of things? >> yeah. my kids are tenth generation performers, but they're third generation motorcycle daredevils, and you guys are
The new Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion was unveiled just in time for the Indiana State Fair. The historic swine barn underwent a $50 million renovation over 18 months.