it rick barrett the milwaukee journal sentinel thanks for joining us tonight.u. >> a warehouse fire hurts tyson earnings that's where we begin the marketocus. theaker of ballark hot dogs and jmy dean sauce ajs missed beef production famt but the ceo says pork prices are rising afr a shortage in china as the fatal pig virus is tightening supplies there. shares climbing 7.5% to ct8.88. y equipment maker rockwell automation beat expect being aches thanks to demand in the electricehicles unit. >>> when automotive -- had a better than expected quarter. from the continued rise of me electricehicle production. and so electric vehicle drive train, the battery production, the motor winding in those market for us.les is and we've have had some important business ere. >> and shares rose 10.5% to 198.01. cvs fell short of revenue estimates hurt by fall advertising sales following a nearly 20-day dispute with at&t. cbs stations darkth for mor customers because of the ct tv dispute. cbs shares fell 3.5% to 37.76. >> elsewhere home builder d horton topped expectations thanks

program director co-host of it's just politics, zoe clark and political reporter at the milwaukee journal sentin sentinelloe, give me the view from michigan. >> we're different in these parts and this flyover country as you said. i kid, look, voters here in michigan are just as divided as the country feels. just as divided as some of the polling that you've said. and that's why we were a swing state. so i think if you really want to look at michigan sort of as a microcosm of the country, look to the eighth congressional district, that's alyssa slotkin, a freshman democrat, won in 2018 a congressional district that went for trump in 2016. one of the six freshmen who signed onto the sort of now-infamous "washington post" op-ed saying why they were voting for an impeachment inquiry. the fact that she did that as a moderate democrat in the state of michigan i think was telling. >> in the latest data that i have for your state, 51-42, 51% say no, don't remove him for this. 42% say yes. it probably is similar to what his approval and disapproval numbers are in your state. no? >> you're absolutely correct. and