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, he's a meat man. hi. i saw the sign down on the street that said you were selling rabbits and bunnies here. >> yeah. >> for sale? >> you want pets or meat? >> pets or meat meaning i can buy the bunnies to -- to have as a pet or i can buy them for -- and meat. they're already dressed and clean. i butcher the babies when the babies reach four or five months old. >> well that's good. >> because, you see, if you butcher the older ones they're stewers, they're fought fryers. and a lot of poem like fryers better than they do the stewers. >> that makes sense. >> so i keep my own personal stock. when think babies get 4 or 5 months old, and i have 15 20 babies, you have to get rid of them as some way. if you don't sell them as pets you have to get rid of them as meat. >> pets or meat. that's from roger and me obviously, michael moore being amazing. but we now now thanks to a brand new scoop in today's "new york times," that on that age old question of pets or meat when it comes to rabbit jeb bush is a meat man

. >> you want pets or meat. >> pets or meat? you mean i can buy the bunnies to have as a pet or i can buy them for -- >> meat. they are already dressed and cleaned. >> i butcher the babies when they reach four or five months old. >> that's good. >> you see if you butcher the older ones like these guys they are stewers. they are not fryers and a lot of people like flyers more than the stewers. >> that makes sense. >> i keep my own personal stock and when my babies get four or five months old and i have 15 20 babies you have you have to get rid of them sway. if you don't sell them as pets you have to get rid of them as meat. >> pets or meat. that is obviously michael moore being amazing. we know according to a new scoop in "new york times" on the and-old question of pets or meat when it comes to pets or meat jeb bush is a meat man. we know that because on this letter on bright yellow paper was from the commercial american rabbit association. i'm developing a business plan for the domestic market of rabbit meat. i would value your

we now know that on that age old question of pets or meat when it comes to rabbits, jeb bush is a meat man. we know that because of this letter on bright yellow paper given to jeb bush by the vice president of marketing for the american commercial rabbit association. i am developing a business plan for the market of domestic rabbit meat. this person apparently met jeb bush at a bush family political fundraiser in 1985. hand delivered this letter saying happyelp me out with my rabbit meat plan. and digging that will theletter out, we know that look, look at what he said. deer seen dear senior advisor, tom, can you get me a name to help the rabbit meat lady. and when they want a rabbit meat contact, that's what he gets. in less than a week, this is a letter from the office of the vice president on office of the vice president stationary seeking a federal referral for the rabbit meat lady. here is a phone log from the follow up conversation. see the handwritten notation, rabbit meat usda. here is the response a representative from the federal government calling the rabbit meat lady direct

is this an attack on big meat? >> i think it is more of an attack on good sense but it is appropriate you come to me with that question. the reality is they are looking for more plants. plants suck up the co two and spew oxygen. i don't think it is a long-term solution. i may be wrong. >> wouldn't a better solution be instead of bringing this to the consumer starting where it starts with the farmers and the producers and making sure they are following certain codes? >> no. >> i honestly didn't know what the answer to your question was so i picked one. >> a 50/50 chance. >> as always i agree with the president of the meat institute who pointed out that he was quoted in the story -- he points out that the committee was supposed issue dietary guidelines this is why it is called the dietary guidelines committee and not the prevention guidelines committee. i would also like to point out this committee is recommending peel drink coffee. coffee contains caffeine which is a dangerously addictive drug, joanne. >> easy, mitt

how we kill the meat we eat. >>> we honestly believe it is the best way to eat meat. >> even at these prices, business is booming. >> if you can buy from someone taking care of the animals. i think it is good. >> a new survey finding 9 out of 10 consumers, one you may meet. >> as to why, in part, look no further than videos exposing the slaughter house abuse. >> i happening the thing that is driving the animals is going to be this. no matter where you go, there will be a camera. and, this will be the enforcer. >> the professor is an expert on animal welfare. she stkaoeups systems that will reduce the stress and fear felt by livestock on the way to slaughter. it is the right thing to do. it also improves meat quality. >> cattle gets all excited the last five minutes before slaughter they are likely to have tough meat. >> reporter: they require them to have the needless suffering of animals. but a government audit shows gruesome violations do occur. in addition it does not cover poultry. >> reporter: one california poultry farmer was shocked into action. >> we do this because it is the

red meat and processed meat. >> just did you just stop eatinit completely? >> i personally haven't had it in 11 years, but the experts say that you can have 18 ounces of red meat a week with the goal of getting it down to 11. you don't have to nix this altogether. >> the processed meat? >> processed meat, no leeway. >> sausage, baloney. >> bacon. anything that -- anything that has been processed ought aul eded at all. smoked cured, salted. >> keep meat low in your choices? >> there's convincing evidence that causes cancer. >> quickly, what else? >> junk food. all of your processed food. and your salt. >> potato chips, candy, pizza, cookies? >> shoogugar. >> what's this? >> sugar and salt definitely eliminated and avoid sugary drinks. >> the kind of things we know. you've proven it because you survived getting rid of this stuff from your diet. what's good? what should we add? >> stuff we've learned all our lives. fruits vegetables. whole grains. nuts. la legumes, beans pliklike a little miracle 2350d,food. >> raw? >> no evidence raw is better than cooked. my

as well as cat meat trade. the hope, to raise awareness and encourage china to pass new laws that protect pets. in the news room, cate caugurian, kpix5. >> california is sister state to the province in china. they account for about 40% of the dog meat trade. they are circulating an online petition to send to the governor and san francisco mayor ed lee. >>> a couple of guys walked into a jamba juice, but they weren't there for a smoothie. they ran saked the place. it happened in danville monday night. the pair tried and failed several times to get the cash doors open. one slammed the drawer to the floor. when that didn't work, they decided to carry them out the same way they came in. police are still looking for these guys tonight. >>> san francisco's oldest cab company is getting a makeover. after 70 years, de soto cab is rebranding itself as fly wheel. fly wheel is a taxi hailing app based in redwood city. de soto is trying to compete with ride share companies like lyft, side car, and uber. speaking of uber, h

but red meats were looked down upon.d, this is an anti-meat set of recommendations. they say it is contradictory. you can see this talking point emerging over the next few months. mark: how much do these guidelines really matter? >> this is something at the base of the federal nutrition program. guidance for what is now my plate. this bully pulpit from the committee cannot be underestimated. usda and hhs will come up with their guidance at the end of the year. this does not get taken back. this is not part of the discussion could. mark: what do they see farmers planting? >> it has been a busy and cold day in washington for u.s. they releas. -- in washington. corn and cotton will be down. we also saw a reduction in soybean acreage. mark: alan covers the agriculture department for us. thank you so much. we are still waiting for the apple watch to hit stores and now apple is set to be working on its next prop -- next product. the applecart. trish regan joins me with more. trish: it could be a fabulous design because apple i

how we kill the meat we eat.e every bit every cut comes from a humanely raised and slaughtered animal. >> we honestly believe it's the best way to eat meat. >> reporter: even at these prices business is booming. >> if you can buy from someone who is looking after the animals and making sure they have a good life until you eat them, i think that's really important. >> reporter: a new survey finds a whopping 9 out of 10 u.s. consumers want humane meat. as to why? in part, look no further than videos exposing slaughterhouse abuse. >> i think the thing that's driving humane treatment of animals is going to be this. because no matter where you go, there can be a camera. and this will be the enforcer. >> reporter: professor temple granden is an expert on animal welfare. she's designed systems that reduce the stress and fear felt by livestock on the way to slaughter. granden says it's the right thing to do. it also improves meat quality. >> if cattle get all excited last 5 minutes before slaughter they're more likely to

where he handles 90% of meat products that come through the port of oakland. but the ongoing labor dispute means there's not much meat or anything else for that matter getting in or out of the port. >> some people are afraid. from australia, new zealand, and -- >> u.s. produced frozen meats that should be heating overseas are instead stacking up in dean's freezer. and the company is even storing nonmeat items. this dry milk should have gone out. >> currently, there's an embargo to send any exports to oakland. from all of the midwest and anywhere in the country there's an embargo right now because we can't load containers so they are refusing to shift to the west coast. >> nonfrozen meats are returned to companies like safeway and costco because by the time they have arrived, there's not much self life to send them to customers. those products will be frozen repackaged and sold to other companies. owner ron dean says his business may never bounce back from all of the losses they've suffered. >> i've never seen it this bad. yeah. i lost -- you know in the way, t

now many women are filling up the hard way by killing their meat themselves.e spoils. saying hunting brings them closer to their food and fresh meat is healthier to boot. why is it controversial? here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: photo shoots for models take on all kinds of themes. but this isn't some staged look trying to make camouflage hot. believe it or not, this is the new face of hunting. that's right hunting. and her name is shocking. >> for-give me. when i think of a hunter it's generally a big guy with a gut, a beard, some chew in his mouth. not this. >> yeah, i get that a lot. >> reporter: in "the hunger games" katniss is a stone-cold killer with bow and arrow. strong self-reliant. the anti-barbie doll for a generation of girls. eva shockey is the real thing. a professional hunter with a bow or a gun. she's at the leading edge of a new generation of hunters. women moving in on a tradition traditionally men's sport. >> that is your preferred -- >> i enjoy it yeah. it feels natural. pocahontas, we grew up watching stuff like that. >> reporter:

meat, don't eat as much red and processed meats, but lean meats can be a part of a healthy diet. and cholesterol, this is a surprise, the old guideline suggested no more than 300 milligrams of cholesterol a day, that's about one and a half eggs a day. the new recommendations say cholesterol is not considered a nutrient of concern. research tells us eating cholesterol rich foods doesn't necessarily translate into high blood cholesterol levels. lester, i think one of the biggest messages to come from this particular report is for viewers to understand the distinction between foods that are rich in cholesterol and nutrients but low in saturated fats. those things are good for you such as eggs, shellfish like shrimp and lobster, or meats like liver. we're still recommending you watch your intake of cholesterol and saturated fat rich foods like butter and ice cream, bacon, those kinds of things can clog the arteries and lead to a higher risk for cardiovascular disease. >> this is not a free-for-all. and eat everything with cholesterol. >> absolutel >> dr. azar, thanks >>> we're back w

. >> in terms of the red meat, from the meat industry, i think there is somewhat of a misunderstanding in red and processed meats are associated with increased adverse health outcomes. however, we also clearly state that consuming a limited amount of lean red meat can fit into a healthy dietary pattern. >> sreenivasan: and you also added a sustainability component to this saying that certain foods like plant-based foods are more sustainable and perhaps we should choose in that direction and that's gotten some push-backs from folks that's a political and ideological distinction. it has no bearing on what type of food we should be eating. >> well, i think there's more nuance there, that if the federal government makes certain recommendations about eating more of something then we have to make sure that it's going to be available and that there's not going to be any adverse effect on the environment. and i think we saw that with fish. there was a recommendation quite eye few years ago to increase fish consumption. there was a lot of concern about depleting the stocks of wild-caught fish s

meat was backing up. cold storage today at 3:00 o'clock eastern time that will show that supplies in cold storage will be at the highest level as for this time of year than in the last three years. if you look at the u.s. exports of these, they have been signing. up until now different parts. even back during it out through canada and mexico. if this strike goes on, it will flow to u.s. exports. about 13% of our beef goes overseas. if this does not get solved soon, we will run out of places to store it right now. they cannot find places to put it. at some point, it will hurt the economy. tax prices are lower. melissa: two thirds of the meat. i did not realize you rely on ocean freight. that is a huge number. >> a big part of our economy. i remember disputes with japan or some of the other countries about the quality of the meat. a major impact on the prices. right now, this is a big part of our economy. i talked with one of the biggest traitors in the country. 20,000 long startup. melissa: thank you very

cut red meat to save the environment, save the planet.amburgers the killing of a planet. cow flatulence is really bad. joe the burgers, go green each plants instead. how much the device can you take? it seems to me there is the politicization of food. it is not health the feds are worried about, it is the planet. is it a bit of a stretch? i do. you save the planet like this? are they cozying up to young people who they think will vote their way. i think it is the latter, the academics are continuing a long tradition of bending their brains to fit the politics of the day. the cattle farmers are mad. how would you like if unelected tenure academics got together to kill your industry? stay right there. a cattle rancher who is also a doctor will join us as we kick off our two. stuart: questions from the senate banking committee janet yellen made news earlier, she said the fed will not raise interest rates for at least the next few fed meetings and any change to rates will come with a warning, forward guidance. also she says there's no plan to

amber lay behind the meat counter with her children, bleeding from a bullet through the pelvis. >> itt felt like no one was coming for us and i was going to die there and i was going to die there on top of my children and what would happen to them? and then the boy next to me, screaming in agony. he'd been shot and he was screaming, they've shot my mother, why did this have to happen? why did they do this? and screaming and screaming and i was trying to calm him down. at some point, the sister also passed away. people were screaming, stop screaming. eventually, as they died, so it became quieter. >> a driver for an american charity was still alive. >> he had seven gunshots. they shot him and once they realized he didn't die, they still come and shoot him once again. so very painful. he's a person who looked to solve issues, not violence. he was humble. >> in the burger restaurant, it had now been 50 minutes since neil and his wife had been shot. >> her legs had been pretty badly shredded and she was losing quite a lot of blood. my shoulder and arm had been very badly hit. i had, you k

anticuchos is -- for skewered meat.ll the way to the incas and as immediately popular with the spanish conquistadors as it is tday. which is to say, i must have some. traditionally a mixture of beef hearts and other animal parts. >> hearts and gizzards. >> marinated in garlic, cumin, and onion, maybe a little vinegar. >> oh, yeah. >> grill it up and pile it on high. >> these are not small portions. these people are giving you mountains of food. it does not get any better. voila. let's do it. ♪ man, that's awesome. >> yeah. beef hearts. that is some magical [ muted ] right there. >> it's very garlicky. the marinade is nice. the tripe? from the pollo. chicken heart. >> that is seriously tasty. the beef heart or the chicken heart, the texture is so nice. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> all right. i'm maxed out. really delicious. >> excellent. hands. olay regenerist. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is revealed in only 5 days. without drastic measures. stunningly youthful. award-winning skin. from the world's #1. ol

steves: so, the meat is called chianina.ommaso: that's its name, because it comes from the chianti. steves: oh, from chianti. okay. and tell me about this concept of the good marriage of the food, you know? tommaso: well, when you have the chianina meat, you want to have some chianti wine, and they go together well. they marry together. we say, "si sposano bene." steves: si sposano bene. a good marriage. in other words, the wine is from tuscany, -and the meat is from tuscany. -tommaso: exactly. you don't want to have a wine from somewhere else. that's it. >>> hello, and welcome to nhk "newsline." it's tuesday, february 3rd. i'm katherine kobayashi in tokyo. bombers have attacked an election rally in nigeria. one person was killed and 18 others wounded. they believe members of the boko haram military group are responsible. the bomb went off in the town of gombe. the president left the rally minutes before. is he running for re-election in the vote scheduled for february 14th. they have compared

they're one of the largest meat processors in the world. they tell nbc10 in a statement that workers here will be getting grief counseling that they're devastated by this deadly attack but they would not answer questions about past incidents at the plant. live in franconia township, randy gyllenhaal, "nbc10 news." >>> happening now, atlantic city mayor delivering his state of the city address in less than an hour from now. mayor is expected to talk about plans to cut $15 million from the city's payroll budget amid a.c.'s casino crisis. guardian is addressing city council at tonight's meeting under way right now. >>> we're learning more tonight about the expansion of atlantic city's iconic steel pier. plans call for a new ferris wheel, zip line and restaurants. there's also a rebuilt boardwalk and an elevated walkway planned for the northeast inlet neighborhood. city council expected to approve both measures tonight. >>> richard stockton college in new jersey just a short time they officially took the name stockton university. the state secr

she said you have to have meat and i started eating meat.asted bacon for the first time a few months ago. and i like it. >> that's a great story. by con is incredible. >> it was very salty i have to say. the sodium thing was true. >> did you start with bacon? was that the first thing you chose to eat? >> a little piece of bacon. >> it is downhill from there. >> that's the most exciting. >> that's like losing your virginity to a porn star. >> how about liverworst? >> it is amazing. >> that's the most old man thing you have ever said. >> a big slice of onion liver worst and french bread. turn down the music! stand over the sink in your worst shirt and dirty boxers and you bite into it and you cry. >> while the golden girls is on tv screen. >> golden girls is to the old. it is a classic. >> i like the perry masonry runs. >> "matlock." >> before us h accident his accident. >> he caninged in the wheelchair. he got strange if you asked me and moved to an island with his gardening buddy. >> what is happening? we are old people. andy, isn't bacon th

another big change meat less red meat not a big surprise there, but lean meats as part of a healthy diet the panel recommends that's okay. the biggest surprise here is cholesterol. for years, we have heard watch those eggs watch those foods high in cholesterol, but what the research is showing is eating foods high in cholesterol does not necessarily raise the amount of cholesterol in your body, in your bloodstream. the recommendation before was 300 milligrams. the panel says it's openi'm quoting here not a nutrient of concern. they think you should avoid and watch your saturated and transfats. what that means, eggs more than the 1 1/2 they recommended a day before that and shellfish may be okay but things like butter and ice cream, and fried foods, the good stuff, still need to watch that. betty? >> all right. i was just hoping for a little bit of good news with the good stuff, but we'll stay under those guidelines. >>> in the meantime, though, police have made an arrest in the deadly las vegas road rage shooting and looking for one more suspect. police arrested 19-year-old erich nowsch

melissa: meat lovers rejoice. prices at the superiorsupermarket because of fuel costs. a 12% spike in beef surprises last year. jeff flock joins us from the most beloved meat markets. jeff. >> it's about time, melissa, this is indeed gepards market. you may have been here if you live in chicago. not too many neighborhood butcher shops still alive. look at that mouth watering stuff. prices coming down for beef in a long time. take a look at the wall street journal survey, they look at advertisements for meat. and if you look, almost a dollar cheaper, not quite as much for you. but they're coming down. >> yes, they are. unfortunately they are. better for the consumer. better for everybody. >> take a look, melissa at the cattle herd. we've famously record that the cattle herd has been the smallest it's been since the truman administration. finally starting to tick up. that's helping. right? >> yes, it is. more animals. better pricing. as long as the quality of the meat is consistent and still up there. >> take a look

it's an original moroccan stew that can include meat, vegetables or ship.ri and monk fish with fresh mountain spinach smoked in the classic clay pot that gives it its name. the domed top is supposed to force the condensation back in to the dish and keep it moist and tender. that's delicious. i think it's the greens and the aromatics and the herbs, i have no idea what they are. never had anything like it. tangier version of farm to table. >> hi. >> wow. what's that? thank you. and a whole turbo, brushed with olive oil, salt and pepper and some coriander, then grilled perfectly over the coals. cuddled up next to the fish, tiny shark kabobs. cute. wow, spectacular. good value. all of this for 20 bucks? good value. i thought we did a pretty good job on mr. fish. that'll teach you. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he's freaking me out. it's like that guy with, you know, you're tripping and does this to you? for dessert, strawberries, pine nuts and honey. like the whole meal, it's eccentric and delicious. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i haven't had so much fru

a stabbing at a meat packing facility in franconia township. we're gathering new information what happened. we'll have a live update ahead. >>> as family and friends gather to remember a woman shot and killed in an apparent road rage incident, there's a new twist to this case. >>> i've been working with wednesday's child for ten years. during that time we have found home force hundreds of children. >> with the support of the dave thomas foundation every week we show a wednesday's child. jim: standardized testing has gone from a nuisance to a concern to a crisis. michael: we have this finite amount of time, and yet we're spending so much of it on this unproven standardized test when we really should be using that time in a better way focusing individually on our students. dave: education is supposed to be about our students, and it's becoming about a test. ros: what is our end goal in education? to be masters of a test? >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> right now, police investigating a workplace stabbing in montgomery county. one person dead and an

eating dog meat is legal in china but it's unregulated and some say unsafe. a growing number of animal lovers in klein and taiwan believe it's just plain brutal. >> for all the people in china who are actively fighting against this, we stand with them. >> reporter: many of the dogs appear to be stolen pets. some are still wearing their collars as they are stuffed into small crates to be shipped to the butcher. in june, 10,000 dogs are slaughtered for a traditional festival. >> she is in a very small minority of dogs to take it out alive. >> california is a sister state to a town in china which accounts for about 40% of the dog meat trade. >>> medical marijuana dispensary owners marched into vallejo city hall to try to pay their taxes. the city has refused to accept pot club taxes ever since the city council voted to shut down the bullets. that was in january. dozens of people stood on the steps of city hall in protest of the shutdown. >> we're not putting up with this unfair harmful abuse anymore! we will not be banned or shut down without a political fight.

we should eat less meat.ican meat institute said ten pounds of beef or pork give more consumed than rice or broccoli. and argued that the issue of sustainability is beyond the scope and expertise and said they a pore based on personal opinions and social agendas. law makers urged the nutritional panel to stick to nutritional advice. the guidelines are due out this year. >> rice and broccoli versus a pork chop. that is a men u. all right. >> it should be quite a fight. >> that's right. we'll see who wins and with the final recommendations. michael, thank you. >> greece's economy on the brink and the country needs a new bail out or it could default. could it impact this country and we are watching the negotiations to get the west coast ports back up to speed and the slow down hammers the nation's economy and shipping lines put on the brakes. and the mayor thrown out and hear what he was accused of by venezuela's president as that country falls deepener economic chaos. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warn

gerri: good news for meat lovers.r an expensive year in 2014 the prices have dropped for the third straight week according to "the wall street journal" weekly price survey. why the sudden drop and will continue? jeff flock joins us now from a famed meat market in chicago. take it over. >> the legendary location this is a meat market that has been around for over a hundred years and the same proprietor for the last 30 years helping you to see some of that fun stuff on the counter there. going behind the counter to get the real deal taking a look at this, i think this is one of the big drivers. the cowherd has been at depressed levels but now it's finally starting to pick up as we look at the latest numbers. >> part of the problem was that the feed was so high so naturally they're going to cut down in production. once that the prices came down now they can go into production again. >> we saw in the futures last month and now we are seeing it at retail, we have a couple of things things over here, what am i looking at? t

so can i come in here and get meat and leave. >> yes.ring the day for your butcher shop. >> and then but you use the meat to cook with. >> yeah. >> i want to try head cheese. >> yes. >> there's no cheese in it. >> none. >> is there a head in it. >> lots of head yes. >> that would be from a pig. >> pig head yes. >> we took classic french preparation and altered it a little we take head meat boil it pick it all off the bone and grind it up and smoke it a little bit. you can slice it thin like a lunchmeat. >> when people hear offering you head cheese people go yeah i don't want any part of that. >> shimz. >> what is that the sound of it? >> well it's the whole idea the sound of it and idea you're eating pig's head. but it is nice way to use all the parts. and by grinding it up and smoking it we make it palatable and more trendy for the general public. >> big chunks are gone. >> there's nothing you can really see it's all ground up. >> is it whole head. >> skin, meat, fat we don't use eyes or brain or nothing like that. >> okay. what is -- >

south carolina senator, women are a lesser cut of meat.epublican state senator said to his only female colleague that women, like for example her, are a lesser cut of meat. that's nice. she told the local press that the comments went too far, that women deserve respect. and then she went on the senate floor in south carolina and she made like a super hero. >> the women and ladies in this chamber today, you will experience roadblocks and challenges. don't be discouraged. and don't give up. and don't you dare let anyone tell you that you're less than what you are. >> so yeah, the guy who called her a lesser cut of meat, he apologized. and because he's classy, he said he was sorry she chose to be offended and make such a big deal out of this. maybe the lesson is that south carolina should maybe have more than one female state senator out of 46. not only because it might cut down on the lesser cuts of meat jokes, but also because it turns out women make better legislators. don't take it from me. this is a website called quorum run by harvard s

12:30, including developing news out of montgomery county one person is dead after a stabbing at a meatt. we have the latest and keeping the delaware river clear the crushing efforts to keep mother nature from messing with the area's economy and get ready for another blast of cold air meteorologist, david murphy is tracking another dip in the temperatures coming our way. >>> and now to the developing news out of montgomery county police are investigating a deadly stabbing at a meat processing plan in franconia township at 8:00 this morning one person was air-lifted from the scene and later died and another person is undergoing surgery right now. chad pradelli is live at the scene with the latest information. >> reporter: hey sara, the stabbing happened outside of facility here, you can see crime scene investigators remain on hand franconia police are just down the road here and investigators at this point are trying to figure out exactly what happened and why. >> montgomery county investigators don't know what led to the stabbing outside of the jbs meat packing plant when the altercatio

. >> the meat that we're using is a meat from creek stone farms and it's 100% black angus beef. no hormone. no additives ever in the animal. and it's just a great blend of three different cuts of meat that is makes it extremely tasty and juicy. >> they still open? >> well the money will go to feed local children and needy kids in other countries. back to your fox 29 weather authority right now. scott, i don't even know what to prepare for any more. >> well, just prepare for the potential, joyce of some black ice, flash freeze, cold temperatures it's going to feel like below zero in some spots by tomorrow morning and also we have more chances for snow. so just prepare for little bit of everything over the next several days. temperature wise right now we're below freeing already in philadelphia. so temperatures in the past hour have dropped about 10 degrees for us. we're looking at feels like temperatures already in the teens. and you can see area wide in purple winter weather advisories now through overnight for that possibility avenue flash freeze as well as black ice. so if you

than other meats.publican congressman fired back tweeting beef red meat, it's what's for lunch. it's a $500 million business in his state. >> when we're talking about this being you know, environmental issues that are brought into the mix when this is we're talking about dietary guidelines i think that's where the red flag is raised. >> and critics in congress say the anti-meat advice isn't based on sound science. lawmakers have warned the panel to only include nutrition and dietary information not extraneous factors. >> if they're using federal dollars for the purpose of trying to use it for political purposes and for political agenda then i think that's good reasoning to cut funding. >> the north american meat institute calls the conclusions flawed. arguing the issue of sustainability is well beyond the panel's scope and expertise and says these recommendations appear appear based on personal opinions or social agendas. >>> a huge screw-up for obamacare. a new one sending customers the wrong tax info

this is red meat to lamar alexander. overall, this would affect 7.6 million unionized workers in this country. the bill would allow employers to give merit based wage increases to individual employees. that sounds got, doesn't it? rubio's website says the raise act would essentially make wages set in union contracts a minimum floor while gives employers the flexibility to reward diligent employees for their hard work. that's where it really sounds good. the bill sounds great on paper, but it is a union buster. that's what they love to do. the legislation is designed to corrupt the collective bargaining process. this creates a climate in the workplace that sets the table for, i believe, discrimination. i thought we passed all that. this would give companies the

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it all happened at a meat packing plant in franconia township. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at the scene with more now, noel. >> reporter: chris, it is business as usual a at jbs meat packing plant. we have been watching trucks still going in and out of this factory. people are still at work as if nothing happened just a few hours ago, which it did, and it is tough to believe that employees were involved in a fatal stabbing here right outside the factory. police recovered one knife in connection to the double stabbing here at jbs meat packing plant known to many as the moyer packing plant. it is a factory that has seen its fair share of blood processing animal byproducts but this morning was different. investigators say two employees got in an altercation outside factory which led to a double stabbing. >> one is deceased the other is in the the hospital right now. >> reporter: montco first assistant district attorney says the surviving employee is their suspect. he remains in custody as he is treated for his injuries. danny va