they've been purchasing smithfield farms to get the genetics on hogs remember a lot of these g.m.o. these are not for human consumption but for livestock so that is absolutely the long term plan and that's why kemp china bought syngenta the swiss company i want to offer one billion dollars forty three billion dollars on hawgs fred are being they own smithfield build a bunch of hogs here and in canada at least they used to have in canada are they actually doing hard production over there with smithfield of a resteal exporting smithfield this bill pork to the to china. what's happening now is that china is figuring out again the genetics they're figuring out how they're going to implement their livestock production and what they bought from this very old united states connecticut based company what they what they bought was the genetics and now going forward it is their intellectual property it is it's no longer ours i got it that reminds me of the the super cows in california all the genetic splicing that help though those cows produce more milk let's talk a little bit before we go a

they've been purchasing smithfield farms to get the genetics on hogs remember a lot of these g.m.o. these are not for human consumption but for livestock so that is absolutely the long term plan and that's why kemp china bought syngenta at the swiss company i want to offer one billion dollars forty three billion dollars on hawgs fred are being they own smithfield build a bunch of hogs here and in canada at least they used to have in canada are they actually doing hard production over there with smithfield of every still exporting smithfield this bill pork to the to china. what's happening now is that china is figuring out again the genetics they're figuring out how they're going to implement their livestock production and what they bought from this very old united states connecticut based company what they what they bought was the genetics and now going forward it is their intellectual property it is it's no longer ours i got it that reminds me of the the super cows in california all the genetic splicing that help though those cows produce more milk let's talk a little bit before we

smithfield farms says that the video appears to be highly edited and even staged in an attempt to manufactureand animal care issuer one does not exist. >>> the santa cruz county sheriff's office have released body camera video in which case a suspect slipped out of her handcuffs, to the wheel of a patrol car, and tried to roll over a deputy. last friday morning, authorities caught a suspect and a man suspiciously moving items from one car to another. deputies ran the plates and discovered that one of the cars was stolen. is authorities interviewed the male suspect, they say this is what happened. she got out of her handcuffs, ramped the patrol car into another car, injuring a deputy, and then another deputy shot and wounded her. >> there are plenty of opportunities for the suspect to choose not to use the vehicle to a salt the deputy. to do anything but a salt the deputy, so that is how we knew that this was a deliberate attack. >> she is in the hospital, but when she is released, she will face six felony charges, including attempted murder. the deputy is expected to make a full republic -- r

group, including co-founder wayne hsiung, accusing them of removing a pair of piglets from a smithfield foods hog farmuring a direct action in utah last year. a warrant for their arrest filed monday said they had "engaged in a pattern of unlawful activity and committed the offenses of burglary and theft targeting animal enterprises located in utah and other states." the activists could face 60 years in prison.n. for more, we're continuing with pulitzer prize winning journalist glenn greenwald, who has long fought secrecy and is now investigating animal cruelty. he spoke this weekend at the animal liberation conference in berkeley, california, and just published a new report headlined "bred to suffer: inside the barbaric u.s. industry of dog experimentation." talk about this video we have just watched. i was in san francisco in the bay area just this weekend. i just got back to brazil yesterday were interviewed a lot you justvery activist showed on the film. i think what is important to note is for a long time, the issue of animal rights was kind of perceived or even by the left, to be this fringe or i

consumption is down just 15% in a decade dairy farms are disappearing they're down by half since 2000. contessa brewer is live from smithfielducky with this story. >>> here they started off in the spring with 80 cows, then in march they got a letter from their buyer, dean foods, canceling their contract as of today. more than 100 farmers got the same letter. here's the problem, without another buyer lined up the family started selling off their cows this morning, the barn is half empty, they only have 37 cows left when you look at the problem that this means for the family, we know dean foods alerted the family in march. they said walmart was biuilding milk processing plant in ft. wayne, indiana so walmart will begin bottling its own milk, getting from three other nearby co-ops. other big grocers are already in the processing game, like kroger, which has a plant near lexington, kentucky, and the family was hopeful it would become the new buyer so far, no luck. >> we didn't do anything wrong it wasn't bad management it wasn't not managing our finances correctly or cattle correctly. we produced good, quality milk here milk tha