lemonis: have you ever looked for a co-packer? lisa: we have a co-packer we just got with. lemonis: oh, you did? lisa: yeah, but it's more of a license agreement, so it's not really a co-packer if that makes sense. lemonis: okay, so i would like to meet them. lisa: all right. lemonis: okay. now, what do all the ingredients cost to go in here? lisa: for one batch of dough, 41 cookies, it cost us $5 to make with packaging included. lemonis: 41 cookies cost $5. how much in labor? lisa: there's no labor because it's just me. cory: because we don't have payroll. lemonis: well, you're worth a lot. lisa: but i don't pay myself, to be honest. lemonis: lisa, are you a dreamer? lisa: daydream, yeah. lemonis: what do you daydream about? lisa: that i'm in an office building with a suit on. bossed up, you know, walk to my office. see my store actually selling cookies, like, really selling cookies. lemonis: and how do you see yourself getting there? lisa: i keep open when opportunity comes. i just keep putting myself in places. like, i go to networking events, but i have put my trust on

these pickers and packers would be deemed as key workers. did they have ppe?you say that, but if they are in the packing shed...? i am afraid i do not know what the conditions are like, but i imagine that you interviewed the farmers and they will be able to tell you. it has to be quite careful about this kind of generalisation with people like this they are asymptomatic, they are young, they are healthy and the good thing is that we are picking up the virus as and when. personally, i have had coronavirus. it is a horrible thing and i would not wish it on my worst enemy. but i think we can only do our best in these extremely difficult circumstances and i'm delighted with what the local authority and public health england have been doing to keep everybody safe. they picked it up, they've isolated everyone and they're doing everything necessary to co—operate and behave and i think it is a great effort at a very difficult and worrying time for all of us. what happens over the next week and to people who have been in contact with them? i think we have the situation

lemonis: so you have a co-packer? michael: correct.: why doesn't your co-packer actually give you finished goods in a bottle, in a case? michael: 'cause they're saying that our volumes aren't large enough. lemonis: so, you have not been able to find a co-packer that can give you a finished good in a case ready to go? michael: we haven't looked. lemonis: why? michael: because, see, we own our formulas. so it's not that difficult to make the product. lemonis: is your vision to have a full-fledged factory here? michael: it is. lemonis: what are these? michael: these are the containers that we purchase to be able to get ready for the actual manufacturing. as we grow, we're gonna have to go much larger. we could be the laboratories for other companies. lemonis: become a co-packer for other people? michael: absolutely. taylore: yes. lemonis: i'm not quite sure if he's ever been to a true co-packing facility to understand the technology that's required, the systems that are required. it isn't as simple as mixing things in a pot and then pouri

they get a title change from meat packer and service working to essential worker.g the essentials. and it's a reason we need mass mobilization, and we need a mass poor people's assembly and morale march on washington. it is why we cannot locate it 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 the debates. you don't hear it on the floor of congress. none of the expansion programs that we are focusing on how we lift and deal with the poor among us and low income. what you have shown today is how broad it is and how deep it is. who would have expected you to have a white farmer on the phone with a black mcdonald's worker and they are both saying that they are both being failed in the same way. money, wages, health care. all of the same thing. very different realities. that's what we have to deal with. >> and i will give the last word to you, brandon, what's the thing that you would need most, that would help your family the most? >> well, the thing is,

>> there will come a point down the road when the packers are trying to kill pigs and there won't be enough pigs there. i firmly believe. some farms are going to go out of business, it's inevitable. >> reporter: when meat packing plants did reopen many couldn't return to pre-pandemic capacity in part because of concerns of the virus spreading. >> these large-scale packers know and are not hesitant to admit that the employee is the most important piece to the puzzle. keeping them safe, taking into account their mental health is very important. >> reporter: over 26,000 covid-19 cases have been tied to meat packing plants. with these large-scale meat packing plants, we have hundreds and maybe thousands, up to maybe two or three thousand employees that come together to work. when you have large groups of people that come together, it me a hot spot.se that i w one of the country's biggest clusters of covid this spring was at smith field foods processing plant in sioux falls, southe worker said it wasn't wo the $17 an hour she was making. >> i was thinking it was not a safe place to work,

software specialist philip packer is heading to his next appointment with a customer the 37 year old often drives long distances for his work he usually doesn't have much time to eat and must settle for something quick typically he'll stop at a roadside restaurant for some fast food. to be given to me because obviously i try to eat a healthy diet freshly cooked things like chicken or other meat or a salad. but unfortunately it often doesn't work out i just have to stop off at a fast food place for a burger and fries. fill the pecker is one meter 81 tall and weighs $93.00 kilos that's a little above the ideal weight like many people every 2 years he goes to his g.p. for a general checkup including a blood test but his last visit to the doctor showed his liver values were 5 times what they should be he was surprised because he feels absolutely fine. no pain no dizziness nothing all completely normal. still the test results bothered him so we got an appointment with hepatologist. he says it's no small matter of blood tests show liver enzymes are seriously elevated as in for the packers

and canada accusing packer's of trying to access information on a potential coronavirus vaccine hackers they see are connected to the kremlin moscow has denied any involvement also coming out a turkish court said this is the german turkish journalist dennis you chose to almost 3 years in prison for spreading terrorist propaganda the verdict is expected to stream relations between iraq and berlin. and the amputee child athletes in the gaza strip giving adults everywhere a lesson in perseverance after a pandemic lockdown they are back on the pitch. i'm burnt off is good to have you with us the u.k. u.s. and canada are accusing russian agents of carrying out cyber attacks on coronavirus research centers in order to steal information about potential vaccines according to british and u.s. intelligence the attacks were carried out by a p t $29.00 that's a hacking group linked to the kremlin which is also known as cozy bear russian hackers allegedly trying to use. spit spear phishing and malware to gain access to vaccine research has denied any involvement. arthur more now this could i were co

thin me just being an average gal from packer who is experienced racism who's passionate about institutionalized racism and is confident about vocalising it for me it's been very difficult now to stand by myself in this reformist agenda and have to try to unite others that disagree with my agenda and i go with this life because i don't. know what's also new is that she's much more in the spotlight but thanks to her media presence she can get her ideas out there. as opposed to some activists in our nature is not calling for radical reforms such as a publishing the police she wants reforms that the majority of britons can get behind and she wants to educate. movement is global i am very much focused on putting a spotlight on institutionalized racism that is my main focus one she says that only when this is accepted as a fact well the rhesus lers finally come to an end with the samee it's really important that society acknowledges the fact that we have a problem within cities and lives racism and it's only then can lead to rectify this problem that only then can we find the long lasting solutions t

of a workforce of 200 tested positive for covid—i9 following a massive testing of the pickers and packersanother small group of individuals were symptomatic. we did proactive mass testing of all the people who work on site. you'll be aware that all local authorities have to produce an outbreak control plan and this is about trying to control the situation, which i'm pleased to say is going very well. translators have been working with the eastern european seasonal workers, ensuring that self—isolation procedures are followed. the workers have been treated as a single family bubble. the leader of the council says he's confident that the risk to the public is low. we've taken precautions very quickly, we've dealt with it. the owner of the farm has been very cooperative and we are very hopeful that it'sjust isolated to this one particular farm. defra, the food standards agency, and public health england, are all working on extra guidance for the food production industry, but the advice remains the same for all communities. social distancing and good hygiene are the best ways of combating the

hat includes our farmers, ranchers, meat packers, distributors, and more. actlso builds on the grocer to include a payroll tax exemption in addition to the holiday.ax supporting -- excuse me -- workersng our essential in the food supply chain is something that republicans, democrats, and everyone in get behind. a recent poll showed support as well.public according to the morning voters consider agricultural and food production workers essential. consider grocery store workers and convenient store essential. when it comes to providing tax relief to the essential workers grocery stores and our farms operational, 2/3 of of rs supported some kind tax relief for these individuals. hose numbers speak for themselves, mr. speaker. we all depend on a strong food upply chain to feed our families and even in times of crisis the shelves and coolers have grocery stores remained stocked. now, that would not be the case f it were not -- we were not blessed with such a hardworking, industry.agriculture food security is national security, and employees in the are working ha

. >>> and the green bay packers will not allow fans to attend their preseason training camp at lambeauield or any preseason home games. the organization is still working on a policy for the regular season. nfl franchise owners reportedly meet tomorrow on this topic. the bummer for packers fans is the training camp bicycle rides where the kid comes and give the players their bikes to ride to training camp, that's a big moment lost as well. >>> in any amendment, atlanta's mayor, keisha lance bottoms, will hold a hearing over a statewide feud over face masks. she's expected to address governor kemp's order preventing cities in the state from implementing their own mask orders. the mayor's order remains in effect. in savannah, georgia, the mayor van johnson also responded to the governor saying, quote, governor kemp does not give a damn about us, unquote. with more from atlanta, i'm joined by blayne alexander. i was talking with a longtime georgia observer a few days ago. we've had plenty of republican governors and democratic mayors of atlanta and they've always figured out a way to get a

. >> we're all familiar with the rugged good looks of packers q.b. aaron rodgers. tree stump marketed as outdoor decor. >> burn it. >> with rodgers' likeness? is that his likeness? that is very rude. >> so like in a horror movie involving chainsaws and lots of screaming. the item is yours for only $17.95. >> wow! >> if you want to spend that. >> that is just disrespectful. >>> long live the i love thiseries. netflix announced "the crown" will not be ending with season five as previously announced. >> i love this show because it's so educational. instead it will be back for a sixth and final season which will see the royal family into the early 2000s. >> season four starring olivia coleman finished filming in march and is expected out later this month. all hail the queen. about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't in

instead, it used a co-packer. by paying a third party, mr.en tea was losing about 20% of its potential profit. michael: we've been talking about putting up a new facility for a long time now, and it's just going slower than -- richard: i'm not gonna put a facility up unless i know we have the business there. lemonis: but richard was cautious to a fault. michael: you are strangling the business. richard: back up. you're crossing the line between father and boss. lemonis: it was a classic clash of generations, and i was stuck in the middle. how much money does this business need to go to the next level? michael: whatever it takes to build a facility. lemonis: have you looked at any? so we bought an old, abandoned warehouse. -lori: whoa. -michael: isn't it beautiful? lemonis: and we went to work and fixed it up. and that's when i learned that michael's enthusiasm had a downside. he had severely underestimated the cost. the building isn't gonna cost $600,000. it's gonna cost $1.3 million. michael: it was a mistake. lemonis: it was a mistake with

all at lucille packer children's hospital at stanford. the multiples marathon. start of the morning at june 29. three sets of twins born in one day. the fourth set came the following afternoon. stanford says the odds of having four sets in a row in such a short time are roughly one in one million. so when you are changing diapers two at a time, two college educations, remember how lucky you are parents. >> there you dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how's everybody? appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate that, man. thank y'all. w

athletic limits of elite athlete and the star quarterback for san ramon valley and the worked with the packers pro bowl receiver. homegrown talents. the fellow type in the cleveland browns and players come to california to get ready for the nfl confines and college pro days. >> all we care about is fielding the best that the individual can become. >> he is california's dream. director of the pyramid designed to reach multiple levels of an athlete's peak. >> it is so specific to our personal needs. >> the veteran tight and is currently free agents and right now training camp reporting dates keep changing. >> for me it is bittersweet. i'm here training and taking care of myself but it is like when are we starting? >> in the meantime the daily reps continue. >> that places a factory for the elite athlete right there in san ramon and before anyone wants to call him, they take all the necessary he that's it for us at 5:00 and we will see you back here at 6:00. >> news updates always on kpix.com. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, the courageous life and enduring legacy of congressma

he was the 49ers leading rusher and scored four touchdowns in that nfc title game against the packers. >>> well, the giants resumed training camp today. the latest round of covid tests came back negative for all players and staff. the team releasing video of the players working out today at the ballpark. yesterday as we reported, the team had to suspend practice, waiting for the test results. it's not just the players like johnny cueto, amy g. is also back at work. >> if you're able to avoid physical injury and able to keep your team healthy and covid-19 at bay, then i think you stand a really good chance of being in the playoffs this season. >> she makes us smile. she's a gamer, amy g. opening day, july 23rd at dodger stadium. back in a moment. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our sto

seahawks quarterback anthony gordon of pacifica worked with packers pro-bowl receiver devonte adams from palo alto. fellow tight end, austin hooper of the cleveland browns. erthe nfl combine and college pro- days. here all we care about is just building the best athlete that the individual can become. >> dave spitz is california strength. founder, ceo, coach, director of this pyramid designed to reach multiple levels of an athlete's peak. >> it's so specific to our personal needs to make sure that we're maximizing. >> veteran tight end, eric swoop is curnely a free agent. right now training camp reporting dates keep changing. >> for me, it's bittersweet, because yes, i'm here training myself, but it's still like so, when are we starting? >> mean time, the daily reps at california strength continue. >> shout out to the boss, david spitz. in twelve years, he cranked out 340 nfl draft picks. multiple pro-bowler, and super bowl champions. and shout out fc, sky blue, and chicago, winners by way of penalty kicks in the women's soccer league challenge cup. >> that's a good shout out, like cordl

and together, we're visiting a co-packer to understand what it takes to actually mass-produce some sauce metrics 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

says it's no small matter of blood tests showed liver enzymes are seriously elevated as in for the packers case they now need to investigate what's causing it. to leave my lighted license we have a toilet just always say that the liver suffers quietly to begin with you know it is little if anything you might feel a bit of a twinge in your liver and that's it if it goes unchecked for you. years or even decades. with a liver cirrhosis. and then it can be too late. he 1st conducts an ultrasound and immediately it becomes clear that philip had his liver is in great condition after being shot you can see that the liver tissue is slightly lighter in color than the kidney tissue and that indicates the beginning of fatty liver disease. a so-called fibro scan is used to measure how much fat has been deposited in the liver in the past patients had to undergo a painful biopsy but these days it's a lot easier for cases like this one the test shows that our patient needs to be treated this damage to the liver is only one aspect fatty liver disease also means you're at greater risk of cardiovascular dis

you think the biggest challenges are for him in this role please very much onto the threat posed by packerssian and chinese governments. we heard over the last two we e ks governments. we heard over the last two weeks how they try to hack into software to find out how we are developing coronavirus vaccines. china, russia and iran will be the top three. let's move onto the front page the times. it's also on the telegraph. tough new isolation rules to stop virus surge. a sickly deadline there. —— the headline there is people were told to isolate for ten days instead of seven days, that's the story we've also confirmed here at the bbc. what do you make of that? of course the trick and all of this is actually getting people to do it rather than coming out with new advice, and we know the track and trace systems have not been working very well. we know that not all people were isolating for seven days. as we were talking about an hour ago, a lot of people who are being cavalier about social distancing or isolating, whatever it might be, is the younger generation. it will be critical to get throu

on china some critics say trump if he succeeded anything it's in making china great again george packer a new yorker writer recently said that trump's america is becoming a failed state what's your impression when you look also at how europeans see the u.s. today well it's quite a spectacle i must say and i said the whole of these things a confluence of crises with the leadership absent or has exacerbated them so it is on the other hand you know. perhaps to a european colleagues but if you look at the wave of social unrest in the united states and school. on the sheer anger at the system make racism that prevails in our country that really isn't addressed. hey take some heart in that i mean it's a powerful powerful symbol movement that is really shaking the country i don't know that such a bad thing frankly it's timely you know this is waking is up the pendant is waking us up to some things and that's a cathartic time and i don't know that that's a weakness of the united states i think you could say it's a strength how it turns out i don't know but i have been heartened by the activism

denying citizens of the united states who worked hard to create something to invent something to get a packer trademark in the chinese communist party directed at state owned enterprises to seal their property from americans we hope we can build out a coalition that understands this threat will work collectively to convey to the chinese communist party it's not in their best interest to get in this kind of behavior professor of politics i said greg mahony says that the latest u.s. accusations have a lot to do with the upcoming american elections. we do know that there's a tendency. for washington to to try to preempt or respond to positive developments with negative news about trying the top administration was adamant that this was a competition america or would come 1st so the.

and canada accusing packer's of trying to access information on a potential coronavirus vaccine hackers they see are connected to the kremlin moscow has denied any involvement also coming out a turkish court said this is the german turkish journalist dennis you chose to almost 3 years in prison for spreading terrorist propaganda the verdict is.

members who were driving by on chicago's south side several targets of the shooting returned fire packers fled after crushing their car beat a 160 murders in chicago between late june and july. is a symptom a symptom of communities that are crying out young men who don't believe that they have a future other than being part of one of these games or factions or cliques who believe that their future only lives on a corner and not college or career. well meanwhile protests in portland are entering their 56 the day this fight president trumps the point of the federal police in the city where than a 1000 people protested against racism and police brutality on tuesday trump says the officers are protecting federal property but they've been accused of seizing protesters from the streets in unmarked vehicles and the taining them without justification several lawsuits have been filed against the trumpet ministration questioning its broad use of police powers. my cat joins us live now from washington d.c. and mike this fully looks like trump is showing that he's strong on law and order obviously of

and so you liberate the people of iraq george packer was selling this line or you liberate the women of afghanistan and yet you and i know that once you start dropping cruise missiles on people. that are hell fire missiles the whole idea of human rights is a joke. talk a little bit about how they re frame the argument for war yeah this is like the humanitarian as a more their responsibility to protect konar. both sides handling it for example when you know when there were no weapons the destruction weapons of mass starvation when there was no al-qaeda tie then it became about democracy it became about getting rid of the tyrant and so you saw the argument being at least on the right side was you have a saddam was bad we got rid of him in afghanistan that's taken on an i think an even more cynical tone when we say we can't leave ever apparently because of women's rights because of girls and schools but that of course misunderstands the context and doesn't understand that we empower many of the folks who you know are against women's education throughout the 1980 s. that has been the cas

about 200 people work as pickers and packers at the farm in mathon.ing, they live in mobile homes on site, so as a precaution, all workers there are being asked to self—isolate within their households. the government's announced more than £700 million is to be spent on the uk's border systems, as they prepare for the end of the brexit transition period on january the first next year. it follows a leaked letter from international trade secretary liz truss raising concerns about the readiness of britain's ports. labour has accused the government of complacency in its post brexit preparations. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. change here, britain's border, is coming. in six months, the brexit transition ends. our relationship with the european union will start to look different. the uk will be out of the single market and we will stop following all of the same customs rules as europe. that will, eventually, mean checks on goods coming into the uk. but with some concern at the time it is taking to get britain's borders ready, today the go

the citizens of the united states who worked hard to create something to invent something to get a packer trademark in the chinese communist party directed at state owned enterprises to sell their property from americans we hope we can build out a coalition that understands this growth will work collectively to convert the chinese communist party is that in their best interest to get in this kind of behavior chinese international relations expert that together believes washington would be better off cooperating with other countries over a vaccine rather than making accusations of theft. we should actually participate in the global initiative launched by the w.h.o. rather then backing out of the w.h.o. of this particular moment you should cooperate closely with other countries including let's say china and russia or many european countries and japan for example in jointly developing the vaccine they are not doing it with the w.h.o. the are accusing others of stealing such allegations are groundless and pure that would be that is states government actually should do a better job in containi

the incredible game against the packers helping the niners get to the super bowl. mostert still has two years on hill deal, around 3 million a year. for comparison, tevin coleman makes 4.5 million a year. >>> the giants got almost all their covid-19 test results back. able to resume summer camp workouts, but first baseman brandon bell out for five to seven days with a soar heel. gabe kapler hoping things will be fine for opening day, just over two weeks. >> it's probably smart to be patient and take a look at where she in a couple of days. i think making an assessment for the opening series against the dodgers probably a little bit premature. i talked to him today. he was feeling fairly confident. >> live sports, major league soccer, inside the bubble. orlando city and inter-miami starting things off, pregame, a strong black lives matter statement. an all-inclusive 8:46 of silence with messages on shirts, kneeling and raised fists. early in the second half, miami's juan agudello, the first bubble goal for the mls is back and the expansion team has the lead. tied 1-

the incredible game against the packers helping the niners get to the super bowl.wo years on hill deal, around 3 million a year. for comparison, tevin coleman makes 4.5 million a year. >>> the giants got almost all their covid-19 test results back. able to resume summer camp workouts, but first baseman brandon bell out for five to seven days with a soar heel. gabe kapler hoping things will be fine for opening day, just over two weeks. >> it's probably smart to be patient and take a look at where she in a couple of days. i think making an assessment for the opening series against the dodgers probably a little bit premature. i talked to him today. he was feeling fairly confident. >> live sports, major league soccer, inside the bubble. orlando city and inter-miami starting things off, pregame, a strong black lives matter statement. an all-inclusive 8:46 of silence with messages on shirts, kneeling and raised fists. early in the second half, miami's juan agudello, the first bubble goal for the mls is back and the expansion team has the lead. tied 1-1. in extra time, it

our meat packers, meatpacking, they were essential workers, our doctors out there treating because they're essential workers and we believe our teachers are essential. i pour over the data on schools often and the one thing that really stuck out to me, i read through the entirety of the cdc guidelines was that i talk about child abuse often, and one in five cases being reported in schools, well, the guidelines went on to say there is not just been a sharp decline in reports of suspected maltreatment, tragically a notable increase in evidence of child abuse when children are seen for services during the pandemic, for example, in washington, d.c. child and family services agency recorded a 62% decrease in child abuse reporting calls between mid-march and april, compared to the same time period in 2019 but saw more severe presentation of child abuse cases and emergency rooms. that's a tragedy and our schools must reopen. >> my question was about transition rates. my second question -- >> and i answered that -- >> today the nation's top counterintelligence officials says russia is one of three

and other species such as camels and our packers produce specialized small antibodies different to what you and i produce so what we do is we introduce a dead or small. protein into the llamas and they produce a natural body response so their small antibodies that bind on to the proteins that we introduce these pictures from a similar trial with alpacas in germany showed nobody's binding with the corona virus protein spike the covert virus is kind of a round virus that's got lots of spikes on it and these spikes we think are the things that latch onto our cells and infect us so the idea is maybe if we produce a nano body that combined onto those spikes or lots of those spikes we can prevent the virus from attaching to our cells and in that way prevent infections so the fight against the corona virus has come to this lumbers in an english field it's not as unlikely as you might think the 1st llama derived drug was produced last year for the treatment of a real blood disease and that's triggered real optimism about similar treatments for a range of cancers for alzheimer's and dementia and

the fans, the packers announced yesterday, that no fans are going to be allowed inside the stadium for preseason games and practices because of the pandemic. the team is optimistic they could return. the new england patriots announcing if they can have banded games, they can only have stadiums at 20% capacity. in the meantime, if there is a college football season, the big house will not be full. university of michigan holds nearly 108,000 fans. the school says attendance will be reduced if fans are allowed at all. this comes a week after a schedule only schedule was announced. the mystics will pay dell delle donne's medical exemption. she has to take 64 pills a day as she continues to battle lyme disease. she told coy wire she couldn't believe it when her request was denied. >> i was shocked and the process makes it hard because there's no ability to even appeal. i wasn't able to speak with the panel to have a disease and then to feel like you're not hoerd or you're not believed. that's the part that gets really frustrating and tiring. >> she has not made a decision whether or not she

workers which is why he were coming into the briefing room every day during the candidate their meat packers where meat packing because they were essential workers our doctors were out there treating their essential workers and we believe our teachers are essential well the latest c.d.c. guidelines are a sharp departure from a leaked early a document that classified the full reopening of schools as a higher risk of cheaper arkan's are against the idea recent poll conducted by the associated press show that nearly 80 percent don't think that schools should open without major adjustments and the main teachers' union in florida has taken the governor a trump ally to court to stop schools from reopening the group which represents 140000 teachers says the governor needs a reality check because the outbreak is out of control you know we're scared we don't want to bury a student or bury a colleague and we most importantly we really don't want you know. for some security to stop spreading it throughout the community i mean this can really get things well. not run to what you got and is president of

backed by leaders in both moscow and kiev there's a sense of cautious optimism among some others agree packer got to has more. alert and standing ready ukrainian soldiers in these trenches a few hansei 15 here before 1st a cease fire and then accusations of violations for the hostilities and more mistrust that's done little to end the 6 year conflict between ukrainian troops and russian backed separatists. unfortunately today at 20 and 45 local time the enemy opened fire from small arms and heavy machine guns on the 36 marine brigades unit no casualties among ukrainian troops have been reported our units have not returned fire monday's truce aloha scan donbass regions was described as a full and comprehensive one backed by both russia's president vladimir putin and ukrainian leader law to me solecki the representatives of the breakaway region the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic have denied firing the 1st short for the people living here the poles and fighting has been a welcome despite but after 20 previous attempts at a lasting cease fire it's difficult not to be cynical or never w

the steel worker that likes the packers, they switched it was really about 19 counties, from what i canember, that actually turned the election do you think those voters will either switch back or maybe not vote >> i think the key for the president is that his handling of the pandemic and his response has taken some of the swing voters and put them in the democratic camp. he has to be successful arguing that he's there for jobs in the economy and there to make the country safe against china and other key threats. to point out that his opponent joe biden will not be that he has to make it a choice between trump and biden. the briden strategy is simple, let's have a referendum on the president. you are seeing the strategies play out >> biden has done, he's got to do a good job of speaking to that labor democrat in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. i've got a long drive after the show i'll let you know how it goes. >> phone in as you go. we'll take a poll. >> all right, great to have you on "worldwide exchange." great stuff. smart stuff as always. >>> coming up, hollywood continues to