i was thinking about gushers, but it's not just frito lay nabisco workers. there has been a historic level of strikes in recent years, even as union membership is that a low teachers nurses, miners, flight attendants, auto workers, mcdonalds workers, amazon workers, the mainstream media isn't covering this trend. of course, if you want to find out about this, you have to turn to danny devito. well, yet danny devito, danny devito support nabisco workers striking for humane working hours. fair pay out source in jobs. no contracts, no snacks here that li, no snacks. or that the cookie mas, we're doing what is that it was danny devito, twitter actually unverified to veto for this tweet. they said it was because he hadn't completed his profile, but they didn't bring that up with any of his previous tweets, like this one. 0 god, he tweeted his foot. that was literally his last tweed before the nabisco one been him for that. it's interesting. other media has not been covering what's essentially been this desperate worker revolt. the pandemic acts as a catalyst for

workers at the nabisco factory in richmond, virginia, have joined a strike effort by hundreds of nabisco workers in oregon and colorado who are demanding humane working hours, fair pay, and an end to the outsourcing of jobs to mexico, where wages are considerably lower. >> no contracts, no snacks! amy: "no contracts, no snacks!" they chanted on the picket line. nabisco produces oreos, chips ahoy, ritz crackers, and other popular snacks. nabisco workers say they have been forced to work 12- to 16-hour shifts during the pandemic, often including on weekends. three former philadelphia homicide detectives have been charged in the wrongful 1993 conviction of anthony wright, an african-american father who spent a quarter of a century in prison on rape and murder charges. the three former police officers are accused of making false statements in the case. wright was exonerated by dna evidence after a retrial in 2016. and the billionaire sackler family, owners of oxycontin maker purdue pharma, set it would abandon a pledge to pay $4.5 billion to help communities that have been devastated by the

yesterday, but a worker advocacy group implied it was because of a tweet he posted in support of nabiscokers per he lost his verification after he wrote, support nabisco worker's striking for humane working hours, fair pay, outsourcing jobs, no contracts, no snacks. it is reported that twitter is looking into the matter. kumasi: britney spears could face battery chargers over an alleged argument with a staff member or the staffer reported the incident on monday, saying britney spears hid them during a dispute but did not injure them. her attorney is calling the accusation overblown, sensational, tabloid fodder. ventura county district attorney will determine whether or not the popstar will face any charges. julian: hollywood getting on board with vaccine mandates. stars attending the me awards will need to show proof of vaccination and will also need to get any negative test -- stars attending the emmy awards will need to show proof of vaccination. it will be next month in l.a. kumasi: broadway is getting ready for its return. disney theatrical productions releases video ever herschel's

. >>> nabisco workers are entering their third week on the picket line.rs in colorado, illinois, oregon, and virginia are on strike after negotiations on a new contract broke down with its parent compa company, mondelez international. one of the sticking points includes turning eight-hour shifts into 12-hour ones without overtime. they say the goal is to continue to provide employees with good wages and competitive benefits. >>> amazon may soon have a new place for you to buy stuff. the e-commerce giant reportedly plans to open department stores in the u.s. the "wall street journal" says amazon will start with opening shops in ohio and california. the company will apparently sell clothing, household items, and electronics. it's not clear when the stores will open. amazon has not confirmed anything. >>> and how much would you shell out for an autograph? an apple 2 manual signed by the late steve jobs sold for nearly $800,000 when it hit the auction block. in it the company's co-founder and former ceo wrote to a person named julian saying, "your generation

you are seeing right now a strike going on with nabisco. in four or five cities, workers are on the picket line as we speak, who hasn't been backing down on snacks, oreos, ritz crackers, yet the workers themselves who make all the snacks, who make the companies profitable are facing take backs in their contracts, saying there's only so much we can stand. we want affordable health care, we want to be treated with respect. look at a company like that and you say why do things have to be so divided? you are making record profits coming out of the pen from it, why not share your success with the -- coming out of the pandemic, why not share your success? >> two different questions. one on mexico. vehicle sales have been very active trying to include mexico to do more to respect workers rights. can you talk about what you would like to see in mexico in terms of the mexican government's handling of the rights of workers to see contracts? liz: sure. this was rich's passion, as you know. he has been the lead voice on this policy for a number of year

price directly, it's really a hidden price increase consumer world, reports the family sized box and nabisco weekends went from £1 to 14 ounces. a new box was shorter, but the price was the same. you're getting less for your money, you have to go shop more often because the item runs out quicker. sometimes companies like kellogg cereals reduce their package sizes to be more environmentally friendly. but to make sure you get the most for your money, dworsky says. check the unit price label, the enterprising label gives you the price per ounce. the price per measure the price per 100 sheets that way you can see across brands, which is the best deal. a couple more tips by the store brand, if you can. sometimes that can save you up to 60. and buy more fresh food. the price may change from time to time, but a dozen eggs will always be a dozen eggs with sullivan smart since i'm heather sullivan, fox news. gilroy garlic festival organizers called it a wrap tonight that put together or reimagined drying through gourmet alley this year because of the pandemic, all of the garlic festival favorites wer