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of positivity in the testing heading up in the dangerous direction and it's when you combine those packers and when you talk about managing versus an epidemic that's about to spr to spread perhaps out of control. >> reporter: we talked to experts that say you can't focus on the economy when there is a public health issue. jackson health, one of the largest health systems here in the state of florida is releasing that in the past 15 days, they have seen a 101% increase in the number of covid-19 patients. again, these numbers are staggering. we continue to see regardless of what portion you look at and how you break down these numbers, they're all pointing in the same direction. there are more infections and it's not just that they're increasing testing and more people are infected and more people are getting this virus and it's spreading. yes, governor ron desantis acknowledged that it was not an increase in testing and it is indeed, younger people out and about that are not social distancing and they are not wearing masks and that is how this virus is spreading in the state of florida. now

.>>> stanford healthcare and packers hospital workers staged a walkout today for racial justice. participants held eight minutes and 46 seconds of silence to pay tribute to george floyd. >> it took my breath away because at the end of the day i know in my head this could be my cousin, could be my dad my brother, my granddad that could have went through the same thing.>>> multiple nights of unrest and violence now leading to a calmer seen in the south bay. but with the curfew lifted today, how is law enforcement approaching ongoing protests? kpix 5's kenny choi joining us live from san jose. >> reporter: this is the 10th day of protests across the country, the sun behind me has been going on for about three hours. it has remained very peaceful but it was a very different scene just six days ago here in the city of san jose with fiery and violent confrontations between police officers and civilians. city officials today recognizing that some mistakes were made emphasizing the need to protect the city all while encouraging peaceful protests. for days the city of san jose on edge, of

desperate for movement stuck in 15 since january midway through the 1st half oleksandr hot and red the packers who only one option to stop oftentimes. the floor and the other was carrying the resulting spot kick. 2 minutes before the break clock and back again try the double team treatment. but even speed who was able to master the threat and coolly slipped away. mind hit the net themselves later on but carrying on his he was found on people of abandonment the goal was disallowed. another cruel blow for minds and their coach come by a lot of stuff he's getting it from all angles right now. not far behind mind sobranie who were hoping to be a floundering shock aside. these faces speak volumes. are in deep trouble and poultry points from the last 7 games with 0 since the corona restart courage david wagner seem to have worked wonders back in the fold. there in freefall businesses on saturday veritably him in 2nd from bottom but boyd by recent results just in time for the season run and they seem to have woken up after bagging 4 points against 5. the belief in staying up is back when that childca

however in the last we can what we saw was why unbelievable scenes wrap our counter protest against the packers like this. unbelievable chaotic scenes which by the by the u.k. is the only country to an experience a count of protests. thank you. if. you. today then we've got this protest where i'm at. we've also got another protest across the side of the tennessee river which the 2 parties will be meeting later on today in the house of parliament and westminster the official line of course from the government is to stay at home essential travel is only primitive and gatherings over 6. days great practice because they're thinking great yes they appreciate and understand i'm acknowledging that we are in the height of the florida primary kind of panic but for many the racial current damage is far more deadly. there is growing resentment in india following a deadly skirmish between indian and chinese soldiers over a contested himalayan border region 20 hindu soldiers died and their protests are springing up in several areas. on friday demonstrators in the kashmir valley burn effigies of the chinese

for movement stuck in 15th since january midway through the 1st half alex on the hot and read the packers who only one option to stop oftentimes herself baumgartner. the family was on hand to parry the resulting spot kick. 2 minutes before the break back to edge and try the double team treatment. pitiless babeu was able to master the threat and cruelly switch away. mind hit the net themselves later on but carrying on as he was found key to all of abandonment the goal was disallowed. another cruel blow for minds and their coach often by a lot of is getting it from all angles right now. not far behind mind sabrina you were hoping to be floundering shock aside. these faces speak volumes. are in deep trouble and poultry points from the last 7 games with 0 since the corona restart courage david wagner seemed to have worked wonders back in the full hour there in freefall businesses on saturday fair to blame and 2nd from bottom but by recent results just in time for the season running they seem to have woken up after bagging 4 points against 50. the belief in staying up is back a win that shall.

an example when my accountant said to me putting aside the tax deduction you should raise 15 now packer's in your living room simply because rescuing animals is the right thing to do what he really meant was you'll save all but load on taxes if you can call your apartment an alpaca farm point is. i now own a lot of alpacas and they've eaten all my underwear other point is as people dying around the world are government run by morally bankrupt human being like creatures only care about profiting from this virus many other countries are trying to work together to solve this horror show while the u.s. government is working with no one and instead trying to use this crisis to grow their power we have to go to a short break but if you don't have much time to watch redacted tonight every week you can listen to it as a free podcast called moment of clarity it's free every week on i tunes stitcher and spotify also you can go watch my standup comedy special for free camp american dot com i'll be right back with more. right burger. well here are the bullet points. for those of you keeping score. ci

the last weekend what we saw was more unbelievable scenes where by account to protest against the packers like to thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you said thank you thank you thank you thank you guys thank you to support unbelievable chaotic scenes which by the way the u.k. is the only country to an experience a count of protests. thank you thank you. if you think you. have. said the backlash much as protests have indeed expanded not just to go like gangs racism but also symbols and structures of racism as well so we've seen fight against the to the course the united kingdom to a point i call it things we saw a few weeks ago over and burst. protesters ripped down a statue of a safe trade coming. to the river as a result we've seen many such was being targeted by the black nationalist movements they say they are trying to colonize the united kingdom and rid of its colonial and imperial past i think under these protests we've seen many erupting across the continent right now we're seeing protests in course in paris we're seeing increased . numbers on protes

and together, we're visiting a co-packer to understand what it takes to actually mass-produce some sauceics help me see what the ph is. so, in order to be stable, we need to be below 4.5. jennifer: shelf stable? okay. tarantino: shelf stable. okay? lemonis: it goes without saying that product integrity is our primary goal, but we also have to learn how to mass-produce this product and do it at a price that actually could clear the market at retail. tarantino: this is a clear pet pack. it allows us to temperature seal the safety seal. lemonis: i'm gonna need you to start costing these out in this size. if chandler were ever gonna be on my team, this is exactly the kind of project that i would give him. i want to see if he could think methodically. can he use data to make decisions? and more importantly, can he work with others to get the job done? you've got to start with knowing what it cost you to make, sharing that with him, and then he'll be able to show you how we can drop that price, okay? thank you, sir. tarantino: marcus, it's always a pleasure. mama, thank you for coming to our k

sun and this is basically the story that they are saying what they're saying happened here so mr packer has had some mental issues in the past her mother called the police to come because of a domestic dispute when the police arrived what they did at that point is actually separate the mother and brother from in this pocket herself to go inside to the bathroom couple police officers went inside the apartment with her somebody stayed outside with the mother and brother and then out one point she bolted for the balcony according to toronto sun report she put some appliance to block that door of the balcony when a police officer saw that they basically ran to get to another apartment it looked like she was trying to get from one apartment about to another and before they could make it she fell to her death now from that account it looks like police were actually trying to help her. but the situation merits those some some interest in it this is a situation where you have somebody with a history of mental health issues it does not look like it's necessarily tied to racism per se but that sa

rules of norms, but also the distance between tables in a restaurant or the difference between meat-packers in a plant. these rules and norms about how business response to the crisis in order to make consumers feel better about going to a restaurant or going to entertainment, these are going to affect the number of people employed, this is going to affect business investment, and those are important ingredients in the process for recovery going forward. normally wait for our next section with you, but it's too important this morning. governor bailey writes for bloomberg with an important essay on the horse and the cart of this join or miss trillion -- ginormous trillion dollar balance sheet. of course, william dudley will join us in a minute. let's talk about the horse and the cart of interest rates and the balance sheet. which comes? first? do you fix the balance sheet, or do you put rate strategy before the balance sheet? remember a, we all year and a half ago or two years ago when the famous phrase writing off the balance sheet was like watching paint dry, and that was from some reserve

from the federal government so there's there's a lot of issues around you know police budgets of packer to continue to rise at a time when as you say it right it's going down at a time now where you know many look how these are they saying you know huge budget deficits in the wake of the 90 so all of these things i think is a who will ask around this hall which is a really nice that you know we think about how we want to spend money as a city any city right we have to think about what we want to invest in and obviously you know. safety and security is a really important thing but there are ways of getting to her safety and security and simply finding a police force and is the all guns and other debate right. they've also been peaceful protests in new york kristen salumi was out with people marching. demonstrators continue to come out in force here in new york we've seen rallies and marches in the streets of manhattan brooklyn all of the 5 boroughs throughout the weekend and on sunday morning the mayor announced that he was doing away with a curfew that was in place from other cities lik

we have relationships with packers and growers in the central valley. we were able to quickly ramp up with that program. it has been week to week with a lot of different supply-chain issues. we have had problems finding retail size packages of food of what you've seen in grocery stores as we started this pandemic. it is a weekly juggling act. >> i know you can't really disclose a whole lot about clients, but can you give our viewers a sense of who is coming in and asking for assistance with food? >> we continue to serve our existing 30,000 households but we are seeing a lot of new faces. we set up 20 new walk-up pantries and many that are attending those in san francisco and iran are new to our services. we also started drive through pantries in both san francisco and marin and that is where we were today. we had a big one at oracle parking lot where we served 1000 cars in three hours. most of those are new to our program. >> wow. that is sobering to hear. all i can say is keep up the incredible work. we know that demand is really searching right now. i

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. >> quarterback for the green bay packers aaron rodgers did not mention brees by name but he said a few years ago we were criticized for locking arms. it has never been about an anthem tore a flag, not then, not now. listen with an open heart and turn word and thought into action. >>> nba superstar lebron james treated this, you literally still don't understand why colin kaepernick was kneeling on one knee? it has nothing to do with the disrespect for the flag. the head coach of the denver broncos has apologized for what he said about racism. he said he does not see racism or criticism. later he said, i made a mistake. he has never been the subject of racism, others on his team have. he says he looks forward to listening to his players and working with them t >>> american tennis sensation co coco gauff is calling out people. >> i think it's sad that i'm ago. protesting the same thing i heard many things this past week and one of the things i heard is, well, it's not my problem, so this is what i have to tell you this, if you listen to black music, if you like black culture, and you

the governor has endorsed the packers that would include sweeping dramatic forms of how policing is doneof san francisco has filed a legal protest against the pg&e proposal to fund its bankruptcy costs. they are proposing to raise $7.5 billion by borrowing against revenue raised from a new charge on may pay your bills. they would set up a trust that would eventually pay ratepayers back for these new surcharges. the city says that shifts long- term costs and is a violation of state law. >>> temperatures dropped off rapidly today. we talked about that system moving in that captured in the clouds in the gusty winds. nothing extreme and it's hard to pick up the rainfall totals from today. you may have encountered a light shower and novato one site showing .06 and neighborhoods reporting .02. a significant drop off in the numbers from thursday to today. take a look at the temperature in livermore. 91 yesterday down to 70. instead of 90s and 80s, we had mid-to upper 70s and san jose maxed at 72. santa rosa, mid-70s. as we take a look at your weekend we will have clouds, gusty winds and then su

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. >> bring in aaron jones, running back with the green bay packers.you think goodell's message will be received by players? and by you? >> by me, just glad to see he's listening. note he's made, collect himself and has open ears. so what's in store ahead, i mean i think everybody -- i can't tell you how somebody else is going to react. >> benjamin, you did an interview i think yesterday, talking about you had racist teammates. do you wish this came from goodell a lot earlier? >> i wish we weren't dealing with any of this. truth of the matter is we live in a fallen world, we have sin in our world that manifests in a bunch of things including racism. my wish is wouldn't have any of this going on but we do. wish not just a statement be made but not be dealing with disparities we are in the culture. the 200 years of slavery, years of jim crow, red lining, resident segregation, everything. here we are. question is how we collectively, white, black, rich, poor are going to make this country better. has to be about america looking in the mirror. right now se

and we're at the point now where there's only four major packers in the united states.he way. and so, there's actually only one u.s. company still left. anyway, because of this consolidation in the marketplace, they dwemed a system that-- develop aid system what i call "just in time" delivery system, similar to manufacturers, used to just in time get their ingredients that they need or the different components they need in manufacturing. the food system is basically set up the same way now. so everything is just in time. so when one-- any one segment of the food system is broke down, and in this case it's the workers in these processing plants that are getting sick, then the whole system just fails. many of us have expressed our concerns about this for a long time. and until the coronavirus hit, it's now showing the world how fragile this system is and that it's really not sustainable. >> trevor: right. i think it's also been really disheartening to see how hard this has hit the farming community, you know, because you read these stories, and you see these stories of fa

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have water we don't have an economy and we we don't have anything you have the growers you have the packers you have the shippers you have the manufacturers but it's all based on what comes up out of the ground and you need water for that. historically the central valley has been the courtroom that supplies the whole country the fruits and vegetables considered of national security it ensures food independence for the united states. but over the past decade the crops have changed. some of the said disappear and the valley has become an almond producing machine. i see in australia the financial eyes ation of water is transforming landscapes and encouraging monoculture. i can remember because i grew up in the valley in a driving up and down and all over the place that you had much smaller plots of land and farms and a lot more alfalfa and cotton especially cotton and now you have you know just as far as the eye can see in some areas on the trees. as the price of water increases and it becomes more valuable than the land and more valuable than the production of the land. well you have a commod

when you hear from my brother who's a meat packer, look, we are basically being forced and some of themd me they're being forced to their own mass murder. they get a title change from service worker to essential, but they're not getting the essentials. it is a choice but also it is why we need masks and mobilization. why the poor people's campaign on june 20th, 2020, is having a march in washington. and lastly, it's why we cannot locate this as just happening with donald trump. for the last 50 years, we have basically taken poverty and low income out of our political conversations. you don't hear it in debates or on the floor of congress. none of the expansion programs say we are focusing on how we lift and deal with the poor among us and low income among us. what you have shown today is how broad it is and how deep it is. who would have expected if you have a white farmer on the phone with a black mcdonald's worker and they're both saying they're being failed in the same way. money, wages and health care. all the same thing. very different reality. that's what we have to deal with. >>

the former green bay packers quarterback, brett favre, $5,000 for ten minutes. priced at more than $1200. the zoom calls are an expansion for cameo which keselowski personalal video messages in 2016. would you be willing to pay to speak to anybody? if so, whom in. >> oh, i don't know. i couldn't decide. not any of the people you offered up just now. i don't know. sorry. i'm punning on this one. >> the celebrities have too much time on their hands. for $1,200, they'll talk? >> yeah. we all do interviews. >> we do so many interviews. it would range from sports celebrities to movie celebrities to political figures. i have an interesting list of people i would speak with. we do get a chance to talk to celebrities from time to time. >> i now know my answer is nobody. i wouldn't pay anybody. i think it ruins the nature of the conversation if it is a right now is a time for action. that's why usaa is giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can pay for things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. discover all the

through that area devastated paradise where aaron rodgers, the famous quarterback for the green bay packers that's where he's approximately from it made national news and this was almost consecutive years for pg any fires. this is one issue that pg e has to handle of course what you need to know is no executive we'll go to jail is just an indictment against the company. the company has other problems that they have to deal with including 13 and a half billion dollars with a liability against them and that's why critics say last year pg any try to scramble. they caught a lot of heat for this because they're so massive yet they still filed for bankruptcy trying to avoid paying for all those liabilities pg and e is trying to come out of bankruptcy and they don't have a lot of time to do that because they have to qualify for state protection should they cause another fire in the fute that they will be protected by the state so this is a crack in the wall as far as critics are concerned that the fact that they are going to be guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >>back to you. all ri

, i was with the cast of the broad way play lombardi which was inspired, book about the green bay packers coach vince lombardi. and halftime i looked up at the screen i saw sign commercial the said detroit. that caught my interest. and not paying attention to have time before that. and when i started to see these iconic things in detroit. and of these cars driving down woodward avenue. and then i noticed, i'm too old to be the m&m guide but i loved the card that is driving and then he gets out and walks into the fox theater. and acquires rising and so on. and eminem says that this is what we do in the city. and just like ours is my wife is staying by the following for this. it hit me deeply. i was born in detroit and my fondest memories are here. as born in 1949. they my memories so strong,. [laughter]. and hudson's department store where my mother worked. and living on dexter, and a flat about a mile up in central wide. i thought, what is that mean. something deeper than the commercial. he didn't want to buy a chrysler, wanted to write about detroit . would do that. i'm not a financial w

saying that those workers that we now call essential, right, those meat packers that we call essentialhat no one cared about when i.c.e. was raiding them down in mississippi, to say we need to pay them more. that's too vague. we need to talk about a living wage. as he moves from the empathetic, as he offers a thick description of the nature of the problem we face, we need the scale of the response to match the scale of the hell we're catching and that's where we need to push back. we can't be -- how can i put it, tinkering around the edge of the edges. we need a restart of this whole thing. >> all right, professor of princeton university, always a pleasure. thank you for your insights as always. >>> we have a lot more to get to, not just from the city of philadelphia, but from major cities all across the country that continue to see peaceful protests. we're going to have a lot more on all of that when we come right back after the break. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you

aaron rodgers, cal grad, getting praise today that he posted remember when they locked arms, the packers other players before the game. he said they got criticized but it's never been about the anthem or flag. he said not then, not now, but listen with an open heart that is a great message. former president barack obama spoke today during a virtual town hall. he sees the nation's current struggle for justice and equality as an opportunity to work together to improve america. >> part of what's made me so hopeful is the fact that so many young people have been galvanized and activated and motivated and mobilized. because historically, so much of the progress that we've made in our society has been because of young people. >> yeah, and on midday live today, i interviewed a young girl 15 years old who organized the protest in east palo alto today. and she got the police chief and the command staff to kneel with them and talk than youth action. right, spencer? >> yeah. it's encouraging. and it's inspiring. you know, it reminds me of the late 1960s when i was in college and black kids and whit

. >> i want to brang bring in running back for the packers. aaron, you are in the league right now.you think goodell's message is going to be received by the players? and how is it being received by you? >> by me, i'm just glad to see that he is listening. and -- i mean, i think everybody -- i -- i can't tell you how somebody else is going to react. >> yeah. benjamin, when -- you did an interview, i think it was yesterday, and you were talking about how you had racist teammates. do you wish that this came from goodell a lot earlier? >> well, anderson, i wish we weren't dealing with any of this. you know, the truth of the matter is we live in a world. it manifests itself many different times in a bunch of different things, including racism. my wish would be we don't have any of this going on but we do. so yeah, of course, i wish not just a statement be made but i wish that we wouldn't be dealing with the disparities that we are dealing with in our culture. that we wouldn't be dealing with, you know, the 200 years of slavery. redlining. residential segregation. the list goes on and on

the state is not supposed to force you back to work in lethal situations like trump did with meat packersy the state in your name is not supposed to murder somebody right in your face. sometimes when that kind of death happens, it actually brings people to life. it's almost like a crucifixion, and then there is a resurrection. i was read the scripture in amos that actually says god says i'm looking for the day when a remnant of people will go in the streets and shut down the malls and shut down the businesses and cry and wail until the nation pays attention. in amos chapter 5. some of that is what we're seeing in this moment. >> thank you for that. the other thing i want to ask you about, as we're listening to you, reverend, we're seeing the images from around the country. we're hearing some of the ambient sound. this is all happening. it's real. and it's happening as people get word of the new charges, but there are so many aspects to this around the whole country. i want to show you and our viewers one way we can measure what i think president obama had referred to as well today, which

joining us to discuss it is new york times correspondent john and britney packer cunningham a black livesr activist and msnbc contributor. good to have you both with us. britney, let me start with you. one advocate of getting rid of police forces spoke to "the new york times" saying in part, quote, why on earth would we think the same reforms would work now? we need to change our demands. the surest way of reducing police violence is to reduce the power of police by cutting budgets and the number of officers, unquote. what dpuo you think of that? >> i wholeheartedly agree with it. defunding is not without precedent in this country. we've seen education be defunded. we have seen treaty obligations be defunded and folks try to defund planned parenthood and the essential health care that so many of our communities receive. so the idea that defunding is a curse word in the american political lexicon is only true when black people are the ones who are demanding it. look, everybody deserves public safety. but joshua, you know as well as i do our current system of policing is not a system of oly

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but will packer put his on and, you know, the eulogies that were given were so powerful.message and i cried so much. i cried so much. i was crying so much and it was like tears of not just for floyd, but for all of those people that passed away, of all of my friends and my family members that are locked up it was just, like, all the tears that i ever wanted to cry were coming out and i was trying to swallow them trying to swallow them, and when they had that moment of silence, that 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence on that stage -- and i'm standing there next to one of the mothers of a victim, and the quietness and then the thought of what if someone's knee was in my neck for this long how helpless were my friends when they were being attacked, you know i just couldn't -- the tears, i was trying to swallow and it was coming out through my nose and my mask was full of snot and i was like, holding it, trying to like keep the snot off my mouth there ain't no holding it and i wasn't going to take it off cause i didn't want to look like a scene out of a bad movie and i just

i'm willing to invest $75,000 to find co-packers, get new packaging put together, and bring productsyou can prove to me that you could have financial discipline and that the inventory, the assets, all get sold off every debt gets paid down, paid off, or a payment plan is put into place. normally, when i go into these deals, i'm ready to invest in a business right at check-in, get equity in exchange for it, but in this particular scenario, i really feel like erica needs to prove to me that she could learn what financial responsibility is. and until she proves that to me, there's no point in talking about equity. so, that is my offer, but i need to know if we have a deal. erica: marcus... you have a deal. lemonis: a check cannot be cashed until both of us agree that these things have been done. erica: okay. lemonis: okay? erica: i'm up for the challenge. lemonis: okay. we have a deal? erica: we have a deal. absolutely. lemonis: do we have deal? andre: yep. definitely. lemonis: all right. i'll see you guys tomorrow. andre: see you tomorrow. ♪ lemonis: good morning. it's clear to me that

we tried to act like the green being -- the green bay packers.ince lombardi used to say act like you have been there before. those packers in the 60's, i used to love them. this is never going to end, i mean come on. the cop was fired, arrested, and charged with murder. how did it go from police brutality, which is a serious subject, to go to everything is racism? the definite is him -- the definition of racism means i believe that my group of people are mentally and physically superior to your group of people. as a white man, i know colin powell is a lot smarter than me and i cannot do anything on the basketball court that michael jordan can do. i do not know anyone in this day and age who could be a racist. that is like a dinosaur. from let us go to lenny riverside, california. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: fine. go ahead. caller: if you look at the world it means to-- kneel show respect and reverence. when you pray you kneel, and when you go into a church you kneel. if you would look at old videos of dr. king and

tina packer snail salon in hertfordshire isjust one part tina packer snail salon in hertfordshire islines for those that provide close contact services like has hollande, tattooists and two at this hairdresser, opening from july the fourth, temperatures will be taken on the way in and customers will have their hair styled in a covid secure environment. everything is disposable, so disposable gowns, towels, capes, masks and gloves. the stylists will all be wearing visors. but, like an increasing number of firms, this hairdresser also has a beauty salon attached and for beauty treatments, there is no date yet to reopen in england, scotland or wales. after having no income since march, only being able to open half the business is a blow.|j march, only being able to open half the business is a blow. i understand parts of it with things like massages and facials. when you are working as close to someone with hairand working as close to someone with hair and highlighting, to not be able to do someone‘s nails when you‘re wearing gloves and masks, it doesn‘t really connect. you‘re wearing gl

result of the coronavirus, people not traveling, the issues of beef and what's happening with the packersporting when energy prices went negative at a time when putin and saudi arabia were trying to flood the market with energy the demand for energy dropped dramatically as planes weren't flying our impact has been on the economic side. i was at a rodeo they have not had a new case of coronavirus in two months. so it's foolish to have the economy shut down in a place like that. that's why it's so important that we re-open, get people back to work. now that we have the kpa it is to do it because people can find patience we're tasesting the capacity is there. the hospital capacity is there we need to get america working again and now is the time. >> all right doctor senator, thank you. we appreciate it it's good to see you it sounds like watching "squawk box" all morning long. we appreciate that, too. support our sponsors as well, senator. we appreciate that. >> there's a lot to learn by watching "squawk box," especially you, joe. becky pretty much too. andrew sometimes. >> oh, man >> oh. oh

my cattle producers are having a hard time right now with the covid related issue with packers it's nice to see that japan volume increased by nearly 25%, thank you for the work of the open these markets up with these barriers there's a bright future ahead of us in japan as well. >> i want to thank you again tell your ranchers were thinking about them all the time and thank them for what they are doing. >> it is the best base of the world, thank you usb. >> before asked my last question it sounds like i'm probably the only one who hasn't told you i've rigged your missile, about a third of the way through. >> i am honored to even got that far so thank you for that. >> i recognize, this is my question i recognize many of the usmca's commitments might be models or other free-trade agreements but not all for example u.s. mc requires mexico and canada be a party to the inner american tourism convention which is the management of fisheries in the eastern specific ocean party also has measures that are specific to mexico recent labor reforms. i don't see the same issues with the uk which does n

some of those meat packers are trying to take shares away from beyond and, of course, impossible foods showing fresh meat alternatives was one of the top growing sectors up 132% since march alone. joe, back to you >>> okay, thank you very much. beyond meat. wow. that's going to be big, i think with everything that's happening. coming up you don't want to miss an interview, andrew's interview with reed hastings he has an important announcement to share at 8:45 eastern and he'll be joined by some very special guests stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc between ideas and inspiration, trauma and treatment. gained a couple of more pounds. that's good for the babies. between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webex. ♪ ♪ beautiful. can i find an investment firm with a truly long-term view that's been through multiple market cycles for over 85 years? with capital group, i can. talk to your financial professional or consultant for investment risks and information. >>> still to come this morning critical breaking data from the housi

the green bay packers legend making the comparison while talking to tmz this is what he said in part, always dreamed of doing for something that you believe in. " pat tellman is another guy that did something similar and we regard him as a hero so i assume that hero status will be there as well. those are your headlines i'll send it back to you. steve: a lot going on jillian thank you very much. still ahead we told you about two friends going viral for this time reading black or white, relax and have a beer. well now two football coaches are jumping on that bandwagon their message of unity coming up no matter where you live, where you live has never mattered more. for over 100 years, realtors® have been providing expert guidance, helping people find new places to dream and thrive. when you're ready... look for the r. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were

for your efforts, my cattle producer is having a hard time with the covid related and issues with packers. it's nice to see that japan increased by nearly 25%. thank you for the work, the i think there is a bright future ahead of us in japan. >> i just want to thank you again thank them and we wouldn't have any of these beef if it wasn't for them. so thank you. >> it's the best beef in the world, so thank you to u.s. beef. >> before i ask my last question, it does sound like i'm probably the only one that has been told you i've read your missile. i'm about a third away through it. >> i'm honored that you even got that far, so thank you for that. >> i recognize this is my question, i recognize that maybe many of the usmca's commitments might be models or other free trade agreements but not all. for example, usmca requires mexico and canada be a party to the interim ericsson, which concerns management of fisheries in the eastern pacific ocean. i also -- it also has majors that are specific to mexico. recent labor reforms, i don't see those same issues with the uk which doesn't border the ea

beef prices while saddle prices plummeted which led to significant gaps between cattle producer and packer profit margins. and to make the situation worse, temporary closures and reduced processing capacity at u.s. meat pack be plants as a result of the virus further diminished demand for livestock and depressed prices. this has aggravated an already difficult situation for farmers and ranchers. unlike the majority of the economy which was thriving before the coronavirus pandemic, the ail culture economy has been struggling for a while. low prices, extended trade disputes and natural disasters have meant a tough few years for farmers and ranchers even before the coronavirus hit. now things are even more challenging. agriculture is the lifeblood, mr. president, of my state of south dakota so supporting farmers and ranchers during the crisis has been one of my top priorities. i fought to get agriculture relief money included in the coronavirus aid relief and economic security act or the cares act which was signed into law in late march. the final bill included $14 billion to replenish the co