no idea what life is is about because they spend 247 in a cage when you came into one of the puppy mills you would just see. e one on top of another in these little chicken wire crates. you know how cramped it is when you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think that the 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene shrapnel them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell the facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom cage because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are not for profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you'

of state highway $53.00 in the middle of ohio this is a puppy mill not unlike the one that rufus waslikely born and it's where his parents will remain until they're unable to produce the puppies and profits expected by the owner there's no natural light no human contact except for the red pickup that stops by wanted a discount or food and fill water bowls unregulated and under the radar. was. the often we find that on the east coast that many of the puppies are coming from what we call ground 0 for large scale volume bring puppy mill bring and that's holmes county and it is really the heartbeat of where a lot of the puppy mills and a lot of the issues have started in the state of ohio when you consider that they have 43000 population and you have over 500 canales that's a lot of camels for the number of people in that general area. and holmes county alone and 200720088 was a $9000000.00 business. now when you consider that the average family income for a family of 4 is probably less than $30000.00 in holmes county that's a considerable amount of production that is coming out of that

was something that was in the works for many years because missouri is the puppy mill capital of theunited states probably simply sought to impose humane breeding standards and limits on the size of the puppy mills you know what i started out here paying for all this stuff and whether it you're in pictures of puppy mills and things like that after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature or brought with me was a copy of prop because it wasn't that people wanted to support above the bills or call the dogs it was is this a stereo that infected other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they said well it's a slippery slope but they would still continue to go into rural areas and convinced everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with

in the hopes of improving the lives of dogs living in missouri puppy mills national and state animalwelfare organizations focused on a ballot initiative that would later become known as proposition be over 190000 signatures from missouri residents were collected and the measure made it to the ballot in the 2010 election. plays the i've been arguing for the last decade or so it was a crisis is both a structural prices and it is also a crisis of state when you're going to see in a capitalist edge money and this and democrats did not cause that crisis it only made it very astley. and we deal with it so the whole world and it's going to aggravate all of the reds and dimensions of the crisis the health emergency relearns good we're still going to be left with this dual crisis of structural the structural crisis of the economy and the political crisis of state budget in the seed. style bananas is to put on a chain on us going to continue a little spike that's them. on their own that it is that. but i told of the. just a little earlier still. some you know well let's show. you some will pus

law the law is changing they even changed the name of the long puppy mill cruelty act to the caninecruelly prevention act and it does remove the breeding dogs limit the requirements of the living conditions of animals it is a constitutional process and when citizens decide they can do that the legislature should defer to the will of the people how do you run a government when the voters go to the polls they will win something that is just ignore the result action that's the way things run and then i have to think what is best for these you know as you know you swallow your pride and sit down and work out something or i'm going to take the high road and say no no we're taking anything we want all in all no you have to do what's best for you might as well you got into this. pain has changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs for the people who are chronic pain patients believe that their prescription is working for them and the remedy be sent to the price that they pay closer dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that rea

from puppy mills whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that needs to be to trust because they're not rescuing are saving a puppy by by buying that dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop buying poppies a stock or a change it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down as the day i die and i owe a lot and i hope i hope i don't have to spend my days to save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we all love them in their beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better a care a society that values dogs is not an aside it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescues impounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a family if the

the conditions that the parents are living in they're almost guaranteed it's a puppy mill.this is a largely a marketing sort of enterprise were people can register the litters the puppies and you get the halo effect that this isn't a chase scene register dollars or litter when in reality it has no practical meaning when it comes to animal welfare a hasty papers mean absolutely nothing you know and when you come push comes to shove a hasty when they're backed into o'connor was a mess and as i said do with humaneness or the quality of the dog only means who the mother and the father is there are in favor of breeding dogs and the more dogs that are bred the more money they make if those dogs are registered with a case a for years and years and years in fact even to this day registration ain't home and registration fees and puppies are subsidizing the dog shows that you're a hasty puts on because the registration fees for dog shows don't mean the amount of money or the expenses of putting them on so historically they have always subsidized their dog shows for registry fees so t

art and we made an appointment and we went and we visited the mill and it was it was awful. in general we have the negative temperatures and the very very high temperature and the dogs are forced to live in that 247 and so our protests are every single weekend no matter what the weather today. to be positive temperatures when i left my house this morning with the wind chill it was negative forty's this is cold it's not one of our coldest it is average when 0000 but usually air protests are between 2 people and 10 people every lead just depends on the weather and what we all have going on it is a priority and everybody we have several people that travel from out of town to get here 2 years is a long time to think that we've been in front of here this week our young people hang out in front of 5 stars on saturdays and we only have to be out here for 2 hours the dogs are have to be out here all the time. dogs in the shelters believe. that it's going to rest with different lives. and i think it's going to take an insurance people become more aware of what what a probably no mean

become more aware of what what a puppy mill means and what the dogs in the store actually do or i like to say that it's a ripple effect if i educate one person who knows how many other people they will tower and so if we can all educate our little corner of the earth that someday we will not have these problems because once the public really knows what's going on they will not support any. matter how upset i am i know the dogs have it. so i never even consider giving up it's never been an option and i will use my voice because we don't. get a towel there and. until recent changes the only federal regulations governing commercial dog breeding dates back to the passing of the animal welfare act or a.w.a. in 1966 the a.w.a. defined a commercial dog breeder as one who maintains 4 or more breeding female dogs and sells the offspring into wholesale channels any breeder or retail pet store engaged in the direct sale of dogs to the public was exempt from the a.w.a. . let me clarify that a little bit the animal welfare act only requires that we do annual inspections on research facilities so th

thoughts from janet mills. a slow walk for a better life, that's what mills is promising.ut wait a second, wasn't this all supposed to be about a public health emergency, science? that was last month. it's now about "a better life." people in power abuse their power. that may be the lesson here. the arrival of a terrifying newr virus from china gave our leaders more power than anyone has had in the history of this country. six weeks ago america was something were assembling and imperfect democracy. we had an election on the horizon that we are sort of paying attention to. back then, andrew cuomo was considering thuggish, possibly corruptt regional leader, but suddenly everything hasas chang. now this is an oligarchy managed by bureaucrats and tech moguls. none of whom are accountable to voters. our leaders are making decisions that will affect your family forever with virtually no oversight or accountability and of course they love it. we shouldn't be surprised they don't want it to end. jeff bezos, for example has made billions of dollars since the lockdown began. how sho

deep thoughts from janet mills, that's what mills is promising.ut was the latest epidemiology science, that was last month. it's now about "a better life." people in power abuse their power and that may be the lesson here. the arrival of the terrifying new virus from china gave our leader more power than anyone in the history of this country. six weeks ago america was something reasonably and in perfect democracy. back then, andrew cuomo was considered a ligation possibly corrupt regional leader but suddenly everything is changed. now it's an oligarchy managed by bureaucrats and of tech moguls. our leaders are making decisions that will affect your family forever with virtually no oversight or accountability and of course, they love it. we shouldn't be surprised if they don't wanted to end. jeff bezos for example has made billions of dollars since the lockdown began. how shocked are you that his personal newspaper, "the washington post," is arguing with the highest possible volumes of that the lockdowns must continue? not very shocked. they all fe

so i'm usually milling ten tonnes about every eight weeks and at the moment i'm milling ten tonnes inhad enquiries from as far afield as turkey but says he's only supplying his flour to locals in warwickshire, although there is currently a seven week waiting list for orders. a couple of miles away in wellsborne, this bakery is not just selling bread and cakes, they are also helping keep the village supply of flour. the only things we find difficult with are the odd pre—packaged small bags of flour, the one and a half kilo ones but as far as the big bags go, we can get as much as we want, which, if we're running out of the small ones, we individually weigh off ourselves. and loads of people are buying it because they've suddenly take up baking again, which is great. so if millers are making plenty of it and bakeries like this can get it easily and are selling flour, why are our supermarket shelves empty? well, according to the milling industry, it's not flour causing the shortage. the packing lines that we use to back those small bags of flour are running 24 hours a day, seven days a w

if that was your life if your town revolved around steel mills or an auto factory or metal works and it was the kind of place where somebody once said to me and youngstown you could quit a job at 11 in the morning and walk out of syria book you have another job after lunch and suddenly there are no jobs anywhere you know what american carnage is and you know what trumps talking about and the thing is. people were desperate for change they were desperate for a sense that workers mattered and had dignity which is very different from giving them a universal income and saying don't bother us was right driving you to go away and and so the and hillary clinton had closed the door to a populism of the left because she was the opposite of a populist she was somebody who thought that you take $250000.00 for giving a speech to goldman sachs because of course that's just what you did actually 675 for 3 speeches. so you know if the if the door on the left was closed and you wanted out at any price people would take the door to the right and i think that's what happened so how you know where do w

so kathy mills chief of shelter, medicine that contra cos county animal services says no pe of anyone who has tested positive for the novel coronavirus have been treated at one of the shelters, but there is a protocol inplace in case it happens whher or not to test the animal for the virus as well we contact information. >>for. >>at the university of wisconsin to diuss any potential need time that is not something that is recommended for teens mills than 70 anims have been ore transferred out of the shelters and placed into foer care this is a lot is to create alot of space here inour shelter. >>for a animals that may come in s or owners end up being hospitalized and they have nobody else to care for them relying on animal shelters to care for your pets durinthis pandemic is the wro way to mills say shelter capaci is limited and should only be considered an emergency resource make sure that theve got a friend or family member that can care for their pet. >>that they've got pley of food for their pet that they've got medications for access to vaccinati records of their pet n't wait unt

we got a call from sandy mills, from up in washington state.ily had handed it down through generations from her grandmother. so, here you go. we're gonna start it cheap enough that everybody can bid, everybody can play. where do y'all want to start? >> it starts at $5,000 -- not so promising. >> i got $5,000. now $10,000. $5,000 here. now $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. now $15,000. $15,000. >> at 15k, all but three bidders drop out. >> now $20,000. $15,000 here. now $20,000. $20,000. thinking about $20,000. $20,000. now $25,000. >> now it's 25k. how long before someone blinks? >> now $30,000. i'm at $25,000. $30,000. now $35,000. now $40,000. i'm at $35,000. now $40,000. sell it your way! >> sold for $35,000. not exactly the payday robb once thought possible, but that's the auction business. the proof is always in the bidding. >> i wish it would have brought $1 million. you know, it didn't, but i'm happy with what it brought. >> the buyer, texas collector terry verburgt, is really happy. he thinks he got a steal. >> i think i got an extrem

what do you say to karen mills? >> i would say the very things democrats are fighting for are now going into the bill. if you had a connection with a bank, it was pretty easy to get a loan. if you didn't, from one end of the country to the other we have been hearing that people can't get the loans. the local restaurant, the local barbersh barbershop, the local drugstore, even startup businesses, manufacturing or services, that aren't happening. so we democrats said, yes, we want to put more money in but let's set aside money to make sure it goes to the rural areas, the minority areas, the unbanked. and the $60 billion for the disaster loan was our proposal and now the administration is going along with that. setting aside a good chunk of the money, about half of it, so it goes to these unbanked people who don't have a connection with a bank or the smaller ones, was our proposal, and it's going. to leave out a large, large segment, i would say half of the small business community, wouldn't have made sense. and now it

the reports of thunder an lightning near petaluma but tracking cells right nowver mill valley makg its way into the east bay shoreline specifically richmond and riht now delay when hercules with parts of the i 80 getting impacte right nosome pretty heavy downpours d there's that. >>bree so we lt her there just for fun and but we'll heck in with her again a few tes. coming up after the break more companies come to the rescue when it comes to the shorge of mask >>apple is designing and shipping a millionfae shields to medical worrs and are doing that every week. ceo tim cook talk about it today. it's ok sorry that was not tim cook, but we will tell yo that apple has acquired more than 20 million masks through its site global supply chain, the materials they say coming from the u.s. d china, the first shipment went to a spital last week. apple ys it is working with governments all over the world to ditribute to the places where it's needed the most. e force has delivered personal york. the company's ceo w tweeted this video of a cargo plane that is ful of goggles and face shields and prot

guy adami, tim seymour, jeff mills will join us in moments.here is a lot to do, by the way and chew on from the macro standpoint, but we'll begin with a deep dive into one of the world's most owned if not the most-owned stock in the world and that is apple. goldman sachs on this friday says it is time to sell apple's stock. they believe that iphone demand will continue to fall as consumers dry up and also this is interesting, guy adami, that lack of travel, the inability to physically be with each other might cause delays because engineers and product designers simply can't get together in the same room to finalize whatever it is they need to do. your take on the goldman call on apple. >> and on top of that, maybe supply chain issues which we haven't talked about which all of this sort of flies in the face of what tim mentioned the other day, some of the news out of taiwan semi clearly a mixed bag. what's my take on it it's amazing when people say something negative about apple, you might as well be insulting somebody's first child it's incred

welcome to "fast money," happy friday, your trader for the hour, guy adami, tim seymour, and jeff mills. something that's only happened two times before carter worth will be here to explain. plus beyond incredible and we'll tell you what sent shares of beyond meat soaring today and the chart of the week and how this mystery stock got the attention of our traders we start with the 1.1 trillion countdown, amazon, microsoft, apple, all reporting next week and the stakes couldn't be higher guy, we kick it off with you, which of these tech titans will you be most focused on >> hello, mel. and when carter worth is back you know fast money, it's almost back 100%. it's great that cbw is back. for me it's amazon next thursday this is something we've been talking about for a while and while you were away and one of the things we talked about collectively is how well amazon was trading and amazon's rallied 50% from the load we made seemingly a month ago. we'll see if it bores out and i think you own it into earnings on thursday. you pull the rip cord ahead and you look to re-enter the position at

peter dowel in mill valley. >> at this point, the determination from our governing body, the people whore more in the know, have said there's no evidence to that. >> reporter: i posed this question to pet owners in mill valley tonight. what if pets and people could transmit the virus to each other? >> we're all so close to our animals that hugging them, having them in our rooms close to us, that that would definitely not be a good thing. >> what would you do? you can't throw them out. we love 'em too much. >> reporter: some medical experts say it's still best to err on the side of caution. if you have covid-19, give your pet to someone else to take care of them. and limit your interaction with your pet just like you would a human being.u. >>> a whole foods market in the east bay confirms an employee has tested positive. that team member worked at the store on newell avenue in walnut creek. whole foods says the store has undergone a deep cleaning and disinfection process on top of its current enhanced safety measures. >>> an update on the outbreak at an east bay nursing home. one person

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>>so if you like to head over mills will continue to be available admission elementary that's monday through friday, it's from 10:00am in the morning through noon. will san francisco will extend emergency child and youth care until the end of the year the recreation and park department will keep centers open at least until june 2nd. that's for children of health care workers first responders and other essential city employees. emergency care is provided throughout the city to children from k through 8th grade now from 00:30am in the morning until 7.30 in the evening you can take advantage of that. well bay area-based amy's kitchen is known for its organic food but during these tough times the company is also helping out first responders at the restaurant's drive-thru location in rohnert park take a look at these photos bay area medical staff and members and first responders you can get free mills there. so the company they're also doing this for victims and first responders or they did this for the sonoma county fires back in 2017. and now the santa rosa based food maker they want to

what they may not know is puppy mills may be lurking behind websites and social media accounts. from yorkies to maltese, this instagram account depicts perfectly posh pets linked to a business touting happy, healthy bloodlines and fur-ever friends. >> she doesn't just feel well. >> reporter: janice, who lives in the bay area, says it's not what it seems. >> she's breeding sick dogs, and she doesn't care. >> reporter: janice is talking about the person behind the pictures. a puppy seller out of georgia named monica wong. >> i wanted to get a companion for coco, so i saw blanca's picture on there. >> reporter: several messages and a few videos later, this white and black yorkie terrier blanco was on a flight and then in the arms of her new mom. >> blanco was lethargic, listless, didn't have a blanket. >> reporter: the puppy had suspected parasites, a hernia, and four holes in her skull. >> it was devastating because they told me that if her conditions got worse, then i should put her down. >> reporter: according to two animal experts, including one with no connection to janice's c

you can see people lining up there with the shift change time at mills peninsula hospital.s is organized by the cel fire department police from burlingame and hillsborough and san bruno. also members of the san mateo county sheriff's department, all here to give thanks to the doctors, nurses, lab techs, clerical workers, 70 people that are giving their time and their talents right now to get us through this pandemic. you can see the lights on. the signs are ready and everybody with their masks on. one of several counties where they have that rule ff ght no that show of appreciation will go on through 7:30 am this morning. >>> bart is forcing people to wear face coverings when getting on a train. >> reporter: we are at the millbrae bart station rsday at face covering order. this requires you to have something covering your face before you get on a train, something that covers your mouth and nose. if you do not have something than officers will be positioned to remind you. this was handed down yesterday making bart the latest agency to do so. there are signs everywhere and yo