has completed his >> juan rubio has completed his 25 days in segregation for assault on the corporalhouse him remains. rubio held out hope that he would be reinstated so he refused to be housed in the ex-gang unit. but now it appears rubio has reconsidered that decision. >> he has come forward and said hey, i defected. i no longer want to house with these guys. >> but the jail officials worry, they fear he may be plotting something. >> we received information he was no longer active with the gang. but at the same time we were told if he assaulted an ex member he could come back with the gang. a true x has no chance of coming back, we can't afford him the housing unit he is requesting. we have to go ahead and wait a little bit and just watch. >> until then, rubio will remain sequestered in a single cell, away from both the active members and the mexican mafia. adam verlander claims allegiance to the aryan brotherhood. but his actions in and outside the jail puts his membership in jeopardy. now, the bed rock that verlander has built his life on is crumbling. he just received a letter i

where juan manuel rubio and his friends never miss a chance to get together for a cookout. >> this is >> reporter: but from barbecues to butcher shops to restaurants, americans are facing sticker shock in the form of ballooning beef and bacon prices. the average retail cost of beef is $5.36 a pound. up 32 cents since january and highest price since 198737 jim guthrie blames the severe drought in the southwest for reducing cattle herds and pushing up prices. >> people liquidated the herds because they didn't have enough forage or feed to keep their cows. >> reporter: pork prices are also up. thanks to a virus that killed millions of pigs in the u.s. the retail price of bacon has spiked to $5.55 a pound. up 64 cents in a year. consumers are feeling the squeeze. >> yeah. definitely looking at the price. you have to save money wherever you can. >> reporter: still some butchers say they're being cautious and won't raise retail prices too quickly. >> if i change them daily, they get upset. >> i like may bacon in the morning. everything tastes good with bacon. >> reporter: for those who can'

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where juan manuel rubio and his friends never miss a chance to get together for a cookout. >> that'sucture. the back bone of my social life. >> reporter: but from barbecues to butcher shops to restaurants americans are facing shock in the form of sticker shock. the average retail cost of beef is $5.36 a pound up 32 cents since january. and the highest price since 1987. texas cattle rancher jim guthrie blamed the southwest. >> people liquidated herds because they didn't have enough feed to keep the cow. >> reporter: pork price, also up, thanks to a virus that killed millions of pigs in the u.s. the retail price of bacon has spiked to $5.55 a pound. up 54 cents in a year. consumers are feeling the squeeze. >> yeah, definitely looking at the price. you have to save money wherever you can. >> reporter: still, some butchers say they're being cautious and won't raise retail prices too quickly. >> if i change them daily, customers would get upset. you adjust. >> i like my bake innocent morning. everything tastes good with bacon. >> reporter: foes those who can't stomach the rise in bacon an

rubio and why was the runner there and he exposed the friction there. and for boehner to do this the same way isn't going to be helpful to the partly. i lend with juanrtive of the speaker's comments but i don't think they will be helpful. i think ed is right. if this division in the party and we are seeing it in the senate parties, it could be so divisive it hurts the chances of the party in the senate. >> immigration is toward the t bottom so you feel it is a mistake to bring it up >> i was very involved in the '86 resolution that took five years with reagan and bipartisan support to get it done and it was still very difficult. the only bill that is alive and well is the senate bill and that is not acceptable to the republicans. it is a controversial bill and they should take time to do this after the election. i love juan and joe but either are voting republican. my sense is thank you for your talk but change your registration. >> i want to get your thoughts on what i think was an interesting piece about a race in california. carl demayo is democrats name and he is running in a june 3rd primary. but he has an interesting story. lost his parents, b