lemonis: we got done what we needed to get done at the co-packer.nd i don't want to push her. right now, let's just take a beat and just slow down. nina: keep breathing, mom. lemonis: i think we break down and get the crew. let's get out of here. now that macaron queen has nailed down a relationship with the co-packer, nina is able to go out and find other wholesale clients... nina: hi! are you tony? tony: yes. nina: i'm nina. tony: nina, nice to meet you. nina: nice to meet you. lemonis: ...like mr. green tea and snow days, who specialize in specialty desserts. tony: very cool. it's a perfect fit. nina: see, that's fantastic. tony: thank you so much. nina: thank you. tony: i appreciate it. it was a pleasure meeting you, nina. nina: yes, a pleasure meeting you, too. lemonis: and we also need to continue to find ways for finia to monetize her knowledge of the macaron space, and a good way to do that is for her to publish a macaron cookbook. douglas: we are a 17-year-old independent publisher. we do a wide variety of different kinds of books. finia: e

if she outgrew the commercial kitchen, she would start making phone calls to co-packers.to increase production and not have to take on the burden of expense. the next thing i would expect her to do is start to research the idea of manufacturing herself. and then at some point, when she's $20 million or $25 million, she would build her own factory. here's the problem -- the middle steps, she just leapfrogged over and went right to thinking she was betty crocker. so, how much equity do you have today? rachel: i have 90%. lemonis: who has the other 10%? rachel: friends and family gave me $100,000... lemonis: okay. rachel: but i put in most of the money. lemonis: so, you got the facility. rachel: right. that's when i had to -- i needed more money. lemonis: and how much did it cost you to make the place look like this? rachel: $780,000. lemonis: $780,000? where did that money come from? rachel: these guys came to help me with finances. that was the investors. lemonis: you had people come in? rachel: yeah, and they gave me debt. and i said, "i know i'm gonna need more for worki

hey, what has two thumbs and hates todd packer? this guy! i meant to ask you, you think you can get someone to drive me around because of the dui situation? oh, bad boy. um, ryan. [makes quacking duck sound] come on, kid, let's go. oh, man. that todd packer can do anything. except pass that breathalyzer.

are meat packers essential?r, although the average american consumes nearly 218 pounds of meat a year. the defense production act is supposed to maintain industries in times of crisis to help provide essential items. another thing that it does is it shields employers from certain liability for forcing workers to operate in increasingly hazardous conditions. nearly 40,000 meat packers are seriously injured every year, just doing their job. the food and environmental reporting network estimates that more than 14,000 meat packers have tested positive for covid-19, and 59 have died. according to the bureau of labor statistics, the average meatpacker earns $13.68 an hour. that's just over $28,000 a year. so, for an industry that osha notes has serious safety and health hazards, having the president order you to stay open is not only convenient, it is remarkably profitable. the coronavirus has made america's most dangerous job more dangerous. we are now, by presidential edict, putting hundreds and thousands of people

and, george packer's recent articles in "the atlantic" look at the trump administration's response to crisis. he is also author of a recent book on the diplomat, richard holbrooke, and before that, author of "the unwinding, an inner history of the new america," among other books. gentlemen, thank you both very much for being here. george packer, to you first, you have written that e seeds of the administration's response were in some ways predictable, given the way the administration viewed the role of the government pre-seeding this crisis. can you explain that a little bit hire? >> i trump spent the first three years of his administration almost in combat with his own government, his own bureaucracy, pooting outeople he perceived as disloyal, placing cronies and sycophants in key political jobs, and creating an atmosphere of fear civil service so that, by the time the pandemic came, there was a kind of passivity and even absenteeism in big areas of the federal government that trump had seep as n servi purpose beyond his own personal political interests. so once he needed a bureaucra

and meat packers are seeing record profit margins. this raises real concerns about potential instances of price manipulation and other unfair practices within the beef industry. especially considering that four meat packing companies control more than 80% of the beef supply in the united states. in march i called secretary perdue and urged the department of agriculture to take action to ensure the integrity of the cattle market during the coronavirus pandemic. i followed up with a letter requesting that the department's packers and stockyard division look into the volatility in the cattle market and secretary perdue and secretary perdue i should say has agreed to investigate. i also sent a letter to attorney general barr requesting an investigation into potential price manipulation or other anticompetitive activities in the beef market. our pork industry, mr. president, is also struggling due to the coronavirus pandemic. the temporary closure of the smithfield plant in sioux falls created significant challenges for the 550 independent

and then you change what is going on. >> i can't wait for packers, 49ers, eryn rogers, jimmy garoppolol be good would. thank you and we will see you again at six. they go. >> nice day out there. >> the golden gate bridge, kind of saute is when you get the evaporation the sea surface, evaporates and the solid particulate hangs in the air so you get used to call that a saute but if you live out of the coast you noted talking about. when you look at it from a distance you can see above the version up here it's pretty clear. down here were there is evaporation and assault gets hung up in the visitor, you get a salt haze. and provides particulate from the fog to cling onto to form more easily. when you see it it can be and will probably see it the next 48 hours, but it will be an opportunity for the fog to grab onto some of the particulate. and be foggy. fog should be back in the next couple days, winds are blowing north -- north northwest, north north north. not quite offshore but we are seeing north northwest almost offshore in some cases. 95 in fairfield, 92 in brentwood, a degrmore degr

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. >> there is no doubt that the packers are currently making a lot of money. the cattlemen wrote the president, asking for an inquiry by the usda and department of justice. we are asking for the current market volatility to be analyzed and incorporated into that ongoing investigation in the hope of identifying whether inappropriate influence occurred in the markets. ag secretary sonny perdue agreed. >> we will continue to do that to make sure there's been no collusion or criminal activity there. reporter: the north american meat institute which represents 95% of meat production in the u.s. agreed to cooperate. the ceo wrote the north american meat institute will continue to work with the administration to ensure that markets operate in a fair and transparent manner. in a letter to attorney general william barr, senators mike rounds of south dakota and kevin cramer of north dakota complained that four major meat packers control 80% of the market. neil? neil: yeah, it is a very concentrated business. thank you very, very much. mike tobin following those developm

they're demanding that meat packers go back and get them their states. e.j., you've written about the right and sort of the way that it has gone. and this sort of alienation culture that i think both jelani and karine are talking about is sort of baked into donald trump as a human being. he is alienation embodied. i wonder why his having succeeded to power didn't even soothe it a little bit. >> because i think it's been a politics of grievance going all the way back to the civil rights years, to the george wallace movement, to richard nixon's southern strategy and it's been said often because it's true that there was a lot of racial politics being played on the right and in the republican party before trump, but it was a dog whistle and he uses a bull horn. but you still have to ask yourself why the world is he going after barack obama right now? because barack obama is actually very popular. i looked today at a ugov poll. it shows that 55% of americans have a positive view of obama. this was an average of polls, 1919 to early 1920. only 33%, basically t

claiming that the packer see gross profit around $200 for each cow or steer. >> no doubt that the packers are making a lot of money. >> senator kevin cramer of north dakota claiming four meat companies control 80% of the market. >> you're seeing some games being played with the pandemic and the vulnerability of our supply chain. >> the cattlemen rode the president requesting an investigation by the usda and department of justice and the hope of identifying whether inappropriate influence occurred in the markets. agriculture secretary sonny perdue agreed. >> will make sure there's been no collusion or criminal activity there. >> the ceo for the north american meat institute which represents 95% of meat production in the u.s. said it will cooperate. the north american meat institute will continue to work with the administration to ensure that markets operate in a fair and transparent manner. senator cramer says there's something that doesn't make sense when the price of the crater goes down but the price of the end product goes up. the guys in the middle control the price. bret, back to you

the green bay packers in town. the trip to new england.aroppolo will take on his old patriot team. that should be a good one as well. we still have to talk about the raiders. monday they will open their season september 21. it should be a good one. november 22. chief versus the raiders. then the chargers and raiders right here on fox. a feisty john gruden gives his opinion on the new schedule release.>> if we can take care of business, be a factor in december, three home games in las vegas is really exciting. we will play anybody anywhere. that is the mentality i want us to have. i know that is the mentality we're going to have.>> in the meantime, one of the worst hitting pictures in the history of baseball did the nearly impossible. talking about cologne back in 2016. >> he drives one deep left field. back near the wall. it is out of here. the impossible has happened. >> he was 42 years old. down in san diego. you know how miraculous that particular home run rose. let's check this out. this one is for you. let's see it. >> let's let it ro

week 9 on thursday night against the packers, followed by a trip back to new orleans, week 15 on the road against dallas and then the final game of the year at levi's against seattle. as for the preseason dates, the 49ers open against the broncos and in the battle of the bay rivalry returns to levi's against the raiders followed by a road game against the bears at home against the chargers, we don't know if the games will be played at all. meanwhile the raiders are set to open allegiant stadium in las vegas on week 2 against the saints. that game will be played on monday night football. so far, the nfl has by covid-19 as for the games, we will see. >>> a live look from the top of mount bakker, the sun still beating down. paul heggen is here with the forecast, and another warm one tomorrow. >> a hot one, further inland the temperatures might even be a couple degrees warmer and it was in the 90s and a lot of inland locations and it still toasty in concord and livermore, especially low to mid 80s for those current temperatures otherwise we're uppe70s inland in the mid 60s right now in t

warehouse workers top the list, and that includes forklift operators and packers and that is followed by sanitation workers, and food process, construction and manufacturing all round out the top five. those are your cnbc headlines. kari hall, back over to you. >> thank you, frank. let's head to martinez and check out our temperature trend today. we will start out cooler here and we will have a slight cooldown for this afternoon, but it will still be a warm one. we will talk about a more significant cooldown in the forecast coming up next. >>> we could use a significant cooldown in the forecast, kari. we are looking at a smooth slowing in the south bay. if tng as planned, it should pick up soon. that's coming up. >>> good thursday morning to you. dark and early as we start the day. a live look out over walnut creek. good morning, east bay. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." kari, i can tell you walking out the door this morning it was a little cooler than it has been in the past few days, and not saying it's going to be a cooler day but it certainly was cooler this morn

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packers star spoke about green s baenjo love. >> as much as i understand the and wanting to make sure they're thinking about the team now and down the line. i respect that. at the same time i still believe in and. >> is steph curry clutch? why am i asking that. of course he is. he promoted season two of his golf show holy moly. could he hit the trick shot on live tv. >> see if you can do it live. with all the pressure on. that's when you're at your best. >> that is. i'm dressed in my golf clothes. i might as well. >> getting my tiger on. >> i have to tell you i'm so excited. i haven't seen sports in so long. i'm enjoying watching this. >> it's in there! >> it's in the hole! it took seven tries. it was in the cup. holy moly returns next thursday night. there it is the proof. speaking of steph. here comes a little guy who wants to be curry 2.0. in about 20 years. it's tonight's edition of call my play. >> little levi loves shooting hoops. big steph curry fan. hits two in a row. p perfect. he turns two sunday. his reward. three concluokies. don't eat them while parents step away. don't d

other key games, week 7, in new england, not against tom brady, with 9 on thursday night against the packerslowed by a trip back to new orleans at week 15 on the road against dallas and then the final game of the year against seattle. as for the preseason dates, the 49ers open against the broncos and then the battle of the bay returns to levis against the raiders followed by a road game against chicago and at home against the chargers. we don't know which game is going to be on channel 5 or if the preseason will go ahead as scheduled. meanwhile the raiders are set to open their spanking new stadium in las vegas on we 2, that game will be on monday night football. majoagr-ue baball is reportedly going to submit a proposal to ramp up baseball activities, they want to start the season in early july, stay tuned for that. bryce harper would be in the middle of his second season with the phillies, he signed that make a 13 year $330 million deal in 2019, ultimately turning down an pa on san franon or gone. where was crawford going to be? so i mean i wasn't really trying to be in the middle of a reb

but many of them feel more like expendable, like clara kincaid who died in a meat packer in mississippi. >> how does america come out of this crisis better, you think? what will we learn that will be improved upon you think? >> i'm a hopeful person. i know too much about the evils of society. i look at history. many times in the darkest moments, in the toughest moments, people have come together, and people have risen up. i have my, my faith actually begins in the graveyard, with crucifixion. there's always a resurrection. people are dying, people are hurting, but over this country i'm seeing all over that people are also standing up. i would say to america, i would say very clearly to america, that if america can't get it right in a pandemic that's threatening all of our mortality, if we can't get it right in the midst of a pandemic that has shown us that one little germ can shut down the whole country and shut down the world, if we can't get it right and build this economy from the bottom up and care forepeople fr from the bottom shame on us. i question our leadership. if we can't get

look at the federal prosecutor for the way i would have done one that began in senate last kerry packer i'm. going from this analysis but it will mean a lot of time i don't think this. is going to look nothing like the whole people want to it's a bit much i'm going to talk with. mr let's just take on the school system how much it's got sort of a sense of how sort of sense we want to i have not come to the bitterness that i was a. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. marcus our collective outcome of all interaction by human right mark it's a it's a human construct all the interaction from by humans in the market create our future reality and the negative interest rates are now telling us that we're heading into a time of negative time flows are going backwards in time. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. thinks . we dare to ask. the. so couple was before they. was like he was there was like covered all the wood. they put sand. and there were times over he w

. >> they're not protesting to demand to be meat packers, they're demanding meat packers get them their stakes. you've written about the right and the way that it has gone. and this sort of alienation culture that i think both julani and karine are talking about, that donald trump is alienation embodied, and i wonder why his having acceded to power didn't go even a little bit. >> because i think it's been a politics of grievance going all the way back to the civil rights years, to the george wallace movement to richard nixon's southern strategy. it's said often because it's true that there was a lot of racial politics being played on the right and in the republican party before trump. but it was a dog whistle and he uses a bull horn. but you still have to ask yourself why in the world is he going after barack obama right now because barack obama is actually very popular. i looked today at a u gov poll. it shows that 55% of americans have a positive view of obama. this was an average of polls 1919 to early 1920. only 33%, basically the trump base, are negative on him. and i think that pi

games, week seven, in new england, not against tom brady, week nine on thursday night against the packers, followed by a trip back to new orleans, week 15 on the road against dallas. and then the final game of the year, at levy against seattle. preseason dates, 19ers open against the broncos. then the battle of the bay returns to levy against the raiders followed by a road game against the bears. and at home against the chargers. we don't know which games will be on kpix or if the games will be played at all. meanwhile, the raiders are set to christen allegiant stadium in las vegas on week two against the new orleans saints. that game will be played on monday night football. now governor new some has remained firm that fans won't allow -- be allowed in stadiums until this is a vaccine. but what about players in empty venues ? there's more questions than answers. >> it's difficult for me to imagine what the league broadly leagues do when one or two of their key personnel or players are testing positive. do they quarantine the rest of the team? if an offensive line man is practicing with a

the season opener at home against the cardinals, home games against philly and the packers in prime time and the sunday night philly game here on nbc bay area. also another sunday night game in dallas in late december. now this one goes out to the rader nation. raiders play their first home game september 21st, of course, in their new dome in vegas. this is against the saints. sunday night games on nbc bay area include october 25th against tom brady and the buccaneers and november 22nd against the super bowl champions kansas city chiefs. >>> more details if there is a season seeing a game in person may not be so easy. nfl teams bracing for fans for the possible empty or half empty stadiums. teams set their own policies and are offering single game and season tickets. others are holding off. in all cases buyers are warned they may be in line for refund later or credit refunds for future games. season ticket holders can post their tickets for resale. >>> a grim look at the economy ahead this morning on "today in the bay." the unemployment report that's coming out. plus, next for you a live

last kerry packer i'm. not. the dems are going for the nationalists even though it will make the long run how you don't think this is. going to move nothing out of the us like the awful hole people want to give them a kind of talked with host does. just keep on the school system how much it's valid to isn't the cause of the sentence you want to i'm not going to get some because the old boss a. child's seemed wrong when all quotes just don't hold. any new world belief yet to shape our disdain and become educated and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. up. world is. shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. during the vietnam war us forces also bombs neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much it is officially a mouse pad rebounds country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn wieber. even today kids in l

niners face a packers, saint, rams and bills. bills game monday night football.ike last season, the niners close things out in week 17 with the sea hawks. reaction from the red and gold. >> you want to look at how good the teams are and matches up. and whether you are playing in the beginning, middle and end. nobody knows what the opponent will be until the time comes. >> red skins quarterback turned 36 today. celebrating by working out. trying to come back from a horrific fracture. that almost caused amputation. and he wants to come back and play. the nba will hold a conference call tomorrow. three teams will open tomorrow. none in california. and baseball expects to have a reopen plan next week. mike tyson training. he looks scary. current champ is fury. and his father says he wants to fight iron mike. >> i'll fight mike tyson. he's making a come back. he mentions my boys name every five minutes. he's hiding from no man. i will fight mike tyson. >> that would last about five seconds. time for the call my play. let's call it the water kicking challenge. >> kids

the packers come calling on week nine and they go to dallas week 15. and of course, that is all subject to change. >>> meanwhile, the raiders are set to open their new digs in vegas week two against the saints. that game will be on monday night football. >>> major league baseball is close to submitting a proposal for their scene to ramp up. they're looking at some time in early july. keep your fingers crossed there. >>> all eyes have been on kbo in south korea where they are playing without fans. among the 20 american players in the league is former a's pitcher dan straily who says the return of major league baseball is more challenging than the kbo. >> that's a whole other beast. there's ten teams here. it's a lot difference. five games a day versus 15 games a day. so yeah, those guys, nay got a big task at hand. and just glad i'm not one of the decision makers in that process because they get one chance to get it right. >>> and may 7th, this date in sports history, give me the top five. >> 2014, tony larussa inducted into the bay area of sports hall

niners face a packers, saint, rams and bills. bills game monday night football. and like last season, the niners close things out in week 17 with the sea hawks. reaction from the red and gold. >> you want to look at how good the teams are and matches up. and whether you are playing in the beginning, middle and end. nobody knows what the opponent will be until the time comes. >> red skins quarterback turned 36 today. celebrating by working out. trying to come back from a horrific fracture. that almost caused amputation. and he wants to come back and play. the nba will hold a conference call tomorrow. three teams will open tomorrow. none in california. and baseball expects to have a reopen plan next week. mike tyson training. he looks scary. current champ is fury. and his father says he wants to fight iron mike. >> i'll fight mike tyson. he's making a come back. he mentions my boys name every five minutes. he's hiding from no man. i will fight mike tyson. >> that would last about five seconds. time for the call my play. let's call it the water kicking challenge. >>

when a force transports the packers. after 24 hours in the truck they have a 1st breath of freedom. the makeshift enclosure is meant to be a place for them to rest. pete clements is the head of the rhino force here and reef. rangers protect the animals from poachers. when we have to make i just go and watch them go free it gives me a chance show. deficiency of responsibility that i have a moral responsibility to look after them when i see them go free it makes me trinity happy. and. then comes the big moment the elephants are released. the new like the weeks and. there's a lot of room for the great giants here. the animal population is low hunters and poachers have been taking their toll for decades. in a refund you can see what happens if there is no sustainable hunting. clement says the commercial hunting started here in the 1980 s. it started with some ethics i mean people were sure to bring things by the book and but that also trying trying squad to repartee and unfortunately both parties hunting parties and at that time individuals not not the entire department but individuals.

. >> reporter: meat packers are a monopoly.four companies purchased and processed more than 80% of the nation's cattle raised for beef producs. the plants are buying fewer cattle and paying less for each due to oversupply. could that put some ranchers out of business? >> i think it probably already has, yeah, no doubt. >> reporter: and yet consumers aren't benefiting from ranches lower profits. meat prices high, selection limited. with the system bottleneck, some are now holding the herds so they can sell for more. but with feeding costs, that's expensive, too. >> people don't want to pay. the nation's cattle, so many >> reporter: the nation's cattle, so many ready for market-- little market for them. janet shamlian, cbs news, west, texas. >> donaldson: overseas, now. today prime minister boris johnson unveiled new virus lockdown rules, including a controversial "stay alert" slogan. elizabeth palmer is in london. >> reporter: prime minister boris johnson's approach to end britain's lockdown will be measured, and careful. >> it

packers star spoke about green bay drafting his replacement. jordan love. >> as much as i understand the organization's future out look and wanting to make sure they're thinking about the team now and down the line. i respect that. at the same time i still believe in and. >> is steph curry clutch? why am i asking that. of course he is. he promoted season two of his golf show holy moly. could he hit the trick shot on live tv. >> see if you can do it live. with all the pressure on. that's when you're at your best. >> that is. i'm dressed in my golf clothes. i might as well. >> getting my tiger on. >> i have to tell you i'm so excited. i haven't seen sports in so long. i'm enjoying watching this. >> it's in there! >> it's in the hole! it took seven tries. it was in the cup. holy moly returns next thursday night. there it is the proof. speaking of steph. here comes a little guy who wants to be curry 2.0. in about 20 years. it's tonight's edition of call my play. >> little levi loves shooting hoops. big steph curry fan. hits two in a row. p perfect.

pennsylvania, a mock funeral procession outside a bell & evans meat plant underlined the point that meat packers over are putting their health first, like those at this tyson foods plant in nebraska. they stopped showing up, so the plant shut down today until the company can address health and safety issues and whether the unintended result is shelves low on meat, the c.d.c. report says workers are right to be worried. in its broadest survey of the problem to date, the c.d.c. said there have been almost 5,000 covid-19 cases and 20 deaths at 115 meat and poultry processing plants in the 19 states that reported data. cramped work spaces, uncertain hygiene, and crowded living conditions were cited. >> reporter: rafael bedolla has worked at the marshalltown, iowa j.b.s. plant for 25 years. he was sick with the virus for two weeks but is now back at work. >> reporter: the concern is these shortages will soon start affecting your local supermarkets. already, there are signs of low supplies in grocery stores in michigan and new jersey. the problem is aggravated by uncertainty. this processing plant beh

the green bay packers. and how is this for star power? the niners go to dallas on december 20th. that's also sunday night football. the 49ers have five prime time games. >>> we're still showing love for the raiders. the las vegas raiders. their first game in their new dome stadium is september 21st against the saints. the raiders are here on nbc on sunday night, october 25th against tom brady and the bucs. and on november 22nd against the chiefs. it's the first time ever the raiders will host four prime time games in a single season, if there is a season. >> it's difficult to imagine a stadium that's filled until we have immunity, until we have a vaccine. it's difficult for me to imagine what the leagues do when one or two of their key personnel or players are tested positive. do they quarantine the rest of the team? >> we could end up having a truncated season, possibly kicking off in october or november. when we return, an unexpected surprise. the gifts of gratitude for some bay area medical workers. stay with us. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>>

state of new jersey we have jason packer founder of the consultancy libya analysis as well see and in vienna wolfgang post-i a security and policy analyst and austria's former defense attash 8 to libya and in tripoli by phone sami a trash a lawyer and head of the political office of the libyan national assembly february 17th revolution welcome to you all jason 1st of all russian foreign minister sergei lavrov says he wants a cease fire while we hear that the russians have sent 14 disguised fighter jets to libya what's going on. well that's not as paradoxical as it may seem one always wants to negotiate from a position of strength rather than one of weakness the russians are on the back foot as are their clients the ellen de and therefore the russians and the emirates for the 1st time in a long time are talking about steve's fires because when you're losing and the momentum is against you it's a very convenient time to be calling for a cease fire of course they knew that those fighter jets would be discovered they might not have known that afrikan would call them out as vociferously as

and then, thursday night, november 5th, the packers come back to town, for a rematch of last year's nfc championship. and how's this for star power? the niner goes to dallas, the niner goes to dallas, december 20th, sunday night football, in all, the 49ers have five prive time games three on sunday night here on nbc, and one each on monday and thursday. >> can't wait. >>> a live look at the bay bridge, not busy right now but that could change drastically. the vanderbilt study predicts a huge surge in traffic once the bay area is reopening and that is because many people will choose to drive and avoid bart and public transit and casual car pools because of lingering fears of the coronavirus. researchers claim that could add up to 80 minutes to the average commute. the study suggests the bay area will be harder hit than any other region. >>> okay, when we return, we are celebrating the class of 2020. >> we love it. we'll shine the spotlight on some of the members of the graduating class. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save

but for now, if you subtract sick or worried meat packers from the picture, what you get is a shortagebeef, chicken, and pork, the production of which has dropped 25%. whatever steps the president or others take, this disruption in the food chain will not end overnight. a worker at this plant behind me died this week from the virus, and the plant itself has been closed since april 24. county officials are unable to say when it will reopen. monique. >> laven: a lot of uncertainty. thank you, dean reynolds. well, it was all eyes to the sky in the nation's capital today. the air force thunderbirds and navy blue angels thundered over them all, a tribute to the workers. the precision flietsz also took to the skies over baltimore and atlanta. but president trump missed the aerial show. after 34 days at the white house, the president has retreated for a working weekend at nearby camp david. as cbs' nikole killion reports, he missed some frustrated truckers. >> reporter: outside the white house, big rigs parked, honking mad. >> we're just small carriers just trying to make it. >> reporter: tru

with the packers and software division to look into the volatility in the market and secretary perdue. and other anti-competitive activities. in the surrounding state and the nation's food supply system in compliance with th the centers r disease control prevention and occupational safety administration guidance and operation starting today.tion starting no discussion of the challenges facing the farmers b right now would be complete without discussing biofuels. ethanol produced to serve as a buyout with significant amount of american corn and disloyal that adds value to each bushel. the demand for fuel has decreased as a result of the pandemic ethanol and bio diesel operations have come off-line. and they are no longer buying out the normal amounts of corn and soybean oil. this has significantly diminished the market for theor farmers. there've rightfully been able to focus on the oil and gas companies that are taking to seo make a facing the record was as if the equally difficult supply problem driven by the saudi russian price for. hard-working americans in these companies that hav

mirna packer says she had two jobs before the pandemic and got laid off from both. >> my concern is nown we get back out, is it going to continue to be the same? >> reporter: some will be rehired, but economists say the longer it takes to fight the virus, the more challenging it will be. >> not all businesses will open at the same pace, the same scale, and sadly, some businesses may not re-open at all. >> reporter: it's not just small and medium-sized businesses that are cutting jobs. large companies too. u.s. steel, uber, boeing announcing sweeping layoffs this week. data points that will show up next month. tom? >> deirdre bolton for us tonight. thank you. >>> a new headline tonight involving former president obama. heard in a leaked audio recording blasting the trump administration for its coronavirus response. he also took on the move by the justice department this week to dismiss the criminal case against michael flynn. here's abc's andrew dymburt. >> reporter: tonight, a rare rebuke from former president barack obama, condemning the white house for its, quote, anemic and spotty re

workers the meat packers they'll face the real wrath of this pandemic while the elite president bone spurs and nancy pelosi are super expensive ice cream they get to sit this one out and their yachts and mansions as they make their donors money off of your heart and sacrifices and putting your own butt on the line and i think that is why we are here today watching the hawks. and they see. letters like. this you always see a. great city this least systemic dissent says so. so you'll. welcome ramona watching the entire robot and i'm obese across you know maze of they're using a lot of war language to describe america's response to this virus hear the president call us all warriors were warriors you know fighting to reopen america so wall street can make money then i think it i think there are a few people put forward a very interesting. scenario on this of well if or if we're going to use war language then we should start looking at people who failed the united states as war criminals people like people like you know the politicians who stand up and have allowed 70000 of us to die i li

people in the midwest the packers want are and that's what the oil producers one of fact little hurt all along with our heating oil and our gasoline and the fertilizer producers will use the oil that comes later that's after the election the immediate job is what it is and it's audi's have to go along or else you have threatened in the exact. the way you summarize that's interesting and i'm thinking george i wonder. are the iranians smart enough to newt to know this was coming and to kind of almost. in a malka vallely and fashion whole thing up as some are charging. me. no i think they just sit back and watch the special relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia begin to see it and what's happening. professor wolf just said the special relationship doesn't look so special now the trumpet ministration has on ish saudi arabia quite severely this is not just a token withdrawal it's sending a big message to the world. for flooding the market with oil trying to destroy the oil and fracking oil industry in the united states and severely damaging the interests of the u.s. and multinati

right so on the national scale you had 20 workers that had died of cold in 19 in nearly 4200 meat packers at 115 processing plants they have been infected with corona virus which is why you had dozens of plants with nearly half a 1000000 workers processing pork beef and chicken alone closing at the same time you had president donald trump signing an executive order requiring me processing plants to stay open by putting precautions like social distancing in place well here's what the president of tyson says the company is now doing he says they have taken every possible precaution they've hired matrix medical to visit their facilities where there's been a surge in cases all to make sure that the disease is not spreading in those plants and also knowing what goes on in the community he says this gives tyson's team that actually make sure that they can put food on the american table so sorry you also had these out the court of south dakota scuse me a port processing plant taking its 1st steps and reopening monday after the plant also suffered a coded outbreak that infected nearly $800.00 emp

this with a bunch co-hosted investigative journalist of course ben swan now ben there's a lot on packer what exactly is the rule that president trump is attempting to amend and why is he actually doing that and how big of a deal would it be for these social media companies yes so let's start at the very end there it's a very big deal it's actually something i've been calling for for about 2 years the president now talking about whether or not he can or cannot do this the truth is we don't even know if the president can do this let's talk about what he's trying to do so what the president is trying to do is issue an executive order that would essentially clamp down on companies that are using. section 230 of the communications decency act to protect themselves with online users essentially what section 230 does is it says if you're a platform like twitter or facebook or you tube you can exist as a company someone comes on your platform and they post something that some supposed to be there whether it's a copyright issue a piracy issue or they you know there's hate speech or whatever it m