yet another problem with co-packers.e're burning a lot of money transporting product from the co-packer to our storage facility. we need to build a factory right away. how much money does this business need to go to the next level? >> i think whatever it takes to build a facility. >> have you looked at any? >> yeah. >> what's the output? how many--what's the production capacity? >> quadruple what we could get-- what we could bring in now. >> for every one you make today, in a new facility, you could make four? >> correct. >> where's the facility at? >> the building we're looking at is in keyport. >> can you take me to see it? >> i could. >> all right, so this is it. it's been vacant for 25 years, and there's so much crap in it, it's unbelievable, you know-- >> don't be too enthusiastic. >> yeah, well, you know, the roof's been leaking, the stuff fell, it was flooded, it's-- who knows what you're gonna find in there, but-- >> and then more after the storm. >> i personally think it's beautiful. i love the building, i love

if she outgrew the commercial kitchen, she would start making phone calls to co-packers. increase production and not have to take on the burden of expense. the next thing i would expect her to do is start to research the idea of manufacturing herself. and then at some point, when she's $20 million or $25 million, she would build her own factory. here's the problem -- the middle steps, she just leapfrogged over and went right to thinking she was betty crocker. so, how much equity do you have today? rachel: i have 90%. lemonis: who has the other 10%? rachel: friends and family gave me $100,000... lemonis: okay. rachel: but i put in most of the money. lemonis: so, you got the facility. rachel: right. that's when i had to -- i needed more money. lemonis: and how much did it cost you to make the place look like this? rachel: $780,000. lemonis: $780,000? where did that money come from? rachel: these guys came to help me with finances. that was the investors. lemonis: you had people come in? rachel: yeah, and they gave me debt. and i said, "i know i'm gonna need more for working

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

that did the trick even if goalkeeper andrea to take gave an unintentional helping hand the pace of packer rick delivering has had the equaliser in the 51st minutes letting us corneas opening shot was parried by looted directly to packer rick's feet. with all things square hatches substitutes took the reins still rests and connecting with people in tech for the $21.00 lead. was that the difference between hafsa and me you would have to splash 24000000 euros on the polish international in january and that wasn't even their biggest purchase meanwhile leone have never spent more than 2000000 euros on a player. you could feel the pain all the way from wales. and 3 minutes later deal rowson once again combined with feeling tech for his 2nd was. party side in brazil they knew it was over. and so did the supporters in wales. it ended 3 was money can't buy happiness but sometimes it can buy gold can't say well well let me own my lefty king that lives. the fully if you lose the darby you lose a player because of a red card you may have lost a player through injury so what data forget talk always. t

they are george packer, whose latest back our man, richard holbrooke and susan glasser and peter baker whose book, the though the man who ran washington "the life and diamond james a. baker iii." two brilliant booked about two complicated and fascinating men. born a decade apart, baker in houston in 1930, holbrooke in man had tan in 19 41. bakery republican trained as a lawyer. holbrooke a democrat, foreign service officer, student of foreign policy. if the lives took very different trajectories but both ended up in washington where they became major power players. peter, picking up on that, this is a man with great ambition it and was there even before he came to washington. >> yeah.

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all this is to avoid any sort of smell. >> reporter: the packers tell me they'll make $2,000 for theirork tonight. $400 per package. and just like everyone i've met on this journey, they do their job, then they pass the drugs on to the next link in the supply chain. the girl he's referring to is tonight's driver. in the trafficking world, she's called a drug mule. but i'll call her beatrice. >> reporter: beatrice tells me she's been doing this for a year and makes $3,000 per crossing. fentanyl trafficking convictions in the u.s. have increased by nearly 5,000% over the past six years. and those who are caught are almost always sentenced to prison. >> she has to be super nervous, you know? she's packing five kilos of fentanyl. so it's a very strange feeling because on the one hand, we've met her, and don't want her to get caught, and i'm actually nervous for her. but on the other hand, she has a car packed with drugs that can kill a lot of people in the u.s. it's complicated. i know beatrice has a growing family to provide for. but in all my years reporting on the opioid crisis, it's th

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george packer, richard holbrooke, i use the word complicate. begin to do justice to him, but why did you want to write about him and talk about his ambition, what drove him, and the fact the first quarter or the book is about vietnam. >> so, he died in december december 20010. actually stricken in hillary clinton's office, the secretary of state's office, a fitting finale and a high drama characteristic of him. a few weeks later himself widow offered me his permanent papers and knew high school a bit, -- holbrooke a bit, not very well and i had a chance to explore a flame point, mesmerizing, maddening character whose career covered a half century from kennedy to obama, from vietnam to afghanistan, through an intimate look at his diaries and letters so i saidey without quite not knowing why. holbrooke -- as soon as i began to read the letters and he gab this here in south vietnam. in the mekong delta where the wore was at its hot nest 1963 and signs began reading his letters to his first wife i knew i'd made the right choice because he was such

george packer, richard holbrooke, i use the word complicated.t begin to do justice to him but why did you want to write about him and talk about his ambition, what drove him and frankly the fact what, the first quarter of the book is about vietnam. >> so he died in december 2010, he was actually stricken in hillary clinton's office, sector of states office which was a fitting finale and a high drama characteristic of him. a few weeks later his widow offered me his personal papers and i knew holbrooke a bit, not very well at the thought have a chance to explore a flamboyant, mesmerizing, maddening character whose career covered half-century from kennedy to obama from vietnam to afghanistan, through an intimate look at his diaries and letters and other papers. so i said yes without quite knowing why i had said yes. as soon as i begin to read those letters and some of them were as you say judy, he began his career in south vietnam actually in the mequon dealt with the war was at its hottest in 1963. assumes a begin reading his letters from the mequ

plenty of team fighting for playoff positions on the second to the last day of the nfl season the packers and titans battling under the bright lights and white snow of sunday night football despite the conditions, aaron rodgers turning up the heat on offense. he threw for 4 touchdowns including this one to brown. green bay ran away with it in the second the packers plow past the titans 40-14. >>> justin herbert broke the league's passing record with his 23rd dime. they got a 19-16 victory over the broncos. down in dallas the cowboys kept themselves alive in the race for the nbc east andy dalton threw three touchdowns not only pulling dallas out of a first half deficit but blowing past the eagles en route to a 37-17 victory. that cowboys win eliminates the philadelphia eagles from playoff contention if washington beats philly next sunday, then washington goes to the playoffs clinching the division if they lose, then it will be the winner of the cowboys/giants game that decides who goes to the postseason. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb joins us with a look at the week ahead good morning

the packers and titans battled under the bright lights and white snow. aaron rodgers turning up the heat on offense. he threw for four touchdowns including this 21 yarder to brown. tennessee kept it close in the first half but green bay ran away with it in the second. packers plow past the titans 40-14. >>> the colts ran out to a 24-17 lead in pittsburgh. big ben to juju shuster would complete the comeback. pittsburgh rallies to rein in the colts 28-24. >>> the new york jets used nifty trick plays to get ahead of the browns. jamieson crowder throwing this to take the lead. crowder would catch a touchdown from sam darnold. the jets are on a two-game winning streak. they upset the browns 23-16. it guarantees that the jacksonville jaguars will have the first pick in the draft. >>> cowboys are still alive. andy dalton threw three touchdowns not only pulling dallas out of a deficit but blowing past the eagles en route to a 37-17 victory. that cowboys win eliminates the philadelphia eagles from the playoff contention. if washington beats philly next sunday, th

the packers plow past the titans 40-14.the new york jets used some trickery to get ahead of the browns in east rutherford. jamison crowder throwing this touchdown to take the lead later in the game crowder would catch a touchdown from sam darnold. don't look now, but the new york jets are on a two-game winning streak they upset cleveland 23-16 the jacksonville jaguars will now get the first pick in the spring's nfl draft and the cowboys kept themselves alive in the race for nfc east not only pulling dallas out of a first half deficit but blowing by the eagles en route to a 37-17 victory. cowboys win eliminates philly from playoff contention. so if washington beats the eagles next sunday, then they clinch the division. but if they lose, then the winner of the cowboys/giants game will be headed to the postseason >>> there's a pooch on a pitch during a soccer game in bolivia. take a look. it was a dog that interrupted the match multiple times by runni running onto the field the pup held up the action for about three minutes wi

, packer linebacker ray nicheky was named the league's most valuable player. that's today in sports history. i'm joe fonzi. >> all right. that was is a cold one. hey, that's pretty much all the time we've got for sports right now. guys, we'll have more at 10:00, and we'll get all the technical issues ironed out, i promise. that's the sporting life, such as it is for now, guys. worst. renaissance. fair. ever. please let it go, sheldon. it was rife with historical inaccuracies. for example, the tavern girl serving flagons of mead. now, her costume was obviously germanic. but in 1487, the bavarian purity laws, or "reinheitsgebot," severely limited the availability of mead. at best, they would have had some sort of spiced wine. you're nitpicking. oh, really? well, here's another nit for you: the flagons would not have been made of polypropylene. renaissance fairs aren't about historical accuracy. they're about taking chubby girls who work at kinko's and lacing them up in corsets so tight their bosom jumps out and says, "howdy." bosoms would not have said "howdy" i

the packers beat the titans 40-14. the packers can clinch the top seed in the nfc next weekend with a win at chicago or if the niners beat seattle. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. jordan knows he shouldn't eat this entire bowl of nachos. but tonight, he's earned that right. because a few hours ago, in the middle of happy hour, he recognized a sign. not from the gods or a bolt of lightning, but from a double-heart, a kissy face, and a fourth ha in "hahaha." that's when jordan knew he was buzzed. so, when it was time to go, he got a ride home instead of driving. be a legend like jordan. recognize your buzzed warning signs and get a ride home. >>> the director general of the world health organization is urging people to learn from the covid-19 pandemic and start making changes to combat another crisis. >> first, all countries must immerse in preparedness capacities to prevent, detect and mitigate emergencies of all kinds, whether they be nacho ku natural occurring pandemics or deliberate. >> he also st

what if the farmers didn't farm, packers didn't pack and truckers didn't truck?would happen to all of us? >> frank capera asked the same question more pradly in "it's a wonderful life." he said regarding george bailey what would happen if this one man had never been born, had he never walked the earth?" it shows us how we are all connected. never mind essential versus nonessential, fisherman versus the farmers or steelworkers versus pipefitters versus teachers versus accountants. it's a mows a mosaic. it's a quilt. if you take certain parts out you get depressing part of "it's a wonderful life" and then people like me start to show up and sell masks saying, "safety third" so raise money to do something. >> sean: hold that up again so people can see. i'll donate -- get me one thing. i want a poster of the "deadliest catch" by some of the fishermen. >> hang on. don't move. get it to you right now. if the price is right -- sean, if the price is right. >> i got to go in five second. >> it's a called a tease. we'll negotiate later. maybe on your radio show. >> whateve

the packers hosting the titans on a snowy sunday night football at lambeau field.t was rookie running back a.j. dylan, padding the green bay lead in the third quarter with his first of two rushing scores. quarterback aaron rodgers tossed four touchdown passes, including three caught by receiver davante adams, on the way to a 40-14 victory over tennessee. having already clinched the nfc north title, this is the packers' fifth straight win. the titans are going to get another chance to wrap up the afc south, if they beat houston next week. while the packers can earn the number one seed in the nfc playoffs with a win over chicago or a seattle loss to san francisco. what a game. >>> the nfl's week 16 started on christmas day with an epic performance from the saints' alvin kamara, who became just the second running back in league history to rush for six touchdowns in a game during new orleans' nfc south-clinching victory over the vikings. if kamara was on your fantasy team this week, you likely earned the championship. on saturday, buccaneers quarterback tom brady only

packers want to make sure the road to the super bowl comes through lambeau.nd the throw into the end zone is pulled in by adams fothe touchdown. >> aaron rodgers tossed four touchdown passes sunday night, three of them to devonte adams. the packers would crush the tennessee titans 40-14. >>> now, more on that massie christmas morning explion osat rocked downtown nashville. >> investigators now say they know the man who was responsible. he died in the blast. anthisd orning we're hearing from several heroic police officers who risked their own lives to keep nearby residents safe. morgan chesky joins us again with that part of the story. morgan? >> yes, craig. you can only imagine the chaos not only after the explosion, but the eerie countdown before. we heard from them as they rushed to get people to safety and then save their own lives. >> i'm just grateful that we actually had time to try and help people clear out. >> reporter: nashville police officer tyler luellen was the first to arrive on the scene. and this officer heard an eerie warning before the explo

packers up 19-0 but here come the titans.d one, ryan tannehill says remember this. 45 yards untouched. titans draw within five. aaron rodgers going to find davante adams. rodgers threw for four total touchdowns. a.j. dylan puts it away with this 30 yard scamper. a snow angel, that would have been the easy celebration, but the rook wants the lambeau leap. not quite. better luck next time. packers roll 40-14. they can clinch the top seed in the nfc with a win next week against da bears. how about patrick mahomes and the chiefs. just before the two minute warning, chiefs down. mahomes looks and launches for da marcus robinson. that's the go-ahead touchdown. his second career go ahead pass td in the final two minutes of regulation. 14 seconds to go. 39 yards out and it is, oh, wide. the chiefs win. they clinch the one seed in the afc. first round bye and home field throughout. a big hot stove trade. the san diego padres are loading up to take a run at the world champion dodgers. reportedly training for tampa's best pitcher, forme

green bay packer personified and the hall of famer brett favre for his endorsement.ough guy. he is great. two days ago i saw that he endorsed me. i just want to thank him. he is a hell of a champion. >> laura: but it wasn't just the famous people, the faces, the folks in wisconsin are clear eyed about what they want. a second trump term. >> getting back to normal lives after covid.in and the jobs. jobs in this country. people i think here in wisconsin it's all about thehe economy. >> all right girls. why are you here? >> president trump. >> laura: why? why not biden? >> sleepy joe. i can't vote for a president who doesn't know what he is talking about. we want a president to get things done. >> why not biden? >> i believe in democracy and democracy and freedom. >> who is going to win wisconsin? >> trump, trump, trump! >> laura: if you can believe it, after his second marathon rally of the day, president made his way to rochester, minnesota. the story at that evented was the disgusting and the transparent effort by the democratic leaders in the state to limit trump's

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we take the inventory out and send it off to the packer. >> i see. >> they then pack it and ship it tor. >> what do you see coming through your circuit regularly? >> well, it depends on what floor you're on. today, like today i'm picking a lot of toys today. i assume last-minute shoppers are trying to get in before christmas. a lot of books. >> you said that your grandma orders a lot through amazon. >> my entire family orders a lot from amazon, to be honest. >> what makes you have your grandma in your mind's eye as you're fulfilling these orders? >> because she's elderly, she doesn't drive anymore. i know she's not the american that has this issue, that's a little older and can't get out like they used to. it gives me a sense of, wow, i made a difference today. >> reporter: but some amazon employees felt differently during the pandemic, organizing walk-outs and protests. >> there of a been very public complaints. whether it's covid safety or demanding workplace conditions or even fair pay issues. how would you say you've responded to that list of criticisms? >> we listen to our critics

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electrical and water supply employees, meat packers, as well and people coming into hospitals. what characteristics do they share and if they're sharing a lot of characteristics, perhaps that sub group, whatever that is will be one of the high-priority groups. he noted the way we're doing testing right now is a total disaster. athletes and vips getting tested regularly. he says the vaccine will be different because it's coming from those official sources and not from independent contractors. jessica, janelle? >> thanks so much, raj. >>> former presidential candidate pete buttigieg has a new job. he's joining the biden cabinet as secretary of transportation, a key post in biden's plan to revitalize infrastructure. the president elect was in georgia rallying for democrats locked in two senate runoff elections. on january 5th john ossoff and rafael warnock, lessening mitch mcconnell's grip on the senate who acknowledged biden's victory today. >> the electoral college has spoken. so today i want to congratulate president elect joe biden. >> i called him to thank him for the congrat

now moves into the nfc east division lead with their win and the giants loss, while the green bay packerse nfc after their win in detroit. >> now to a super sunday at the links that will just have to wait a day play was suspended in the u.s. women's open final rounds due to dangerous weather. japan's hanaka shibuno reaction is set to this morning on the golf channel. >> identity shift for a major league baseball team as "the new york times" reports after 105 years, cleveland's baseball team is looking for a new name. nbc news has not confirmed this report, but the times says the team could make the announcement as soon as this week the team began phasing out the chief wahu cartoon logo in the 2019 season. no word yet on the new nickname or when it would hit the field >>> president trump tweeted his reaction to the news calling it [ inaudible ] >> janessa webb says many could be in for a foot of snow we're going to tell you where. >> plus a christmas carol. the choir director who turned his inntunuend aufuperformance. osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best tim

the packers flew by the eagles 30-16.got up to a comfortable lead against the tightens at the half jostling for position in the afc playoffs tennessee put on a furious comeback in the second, but it was too little, too late cleveland gets the win, 41-45. and in the meadowlands, the lowly jets were just five seconds away from their first win of the season, but derek carr burst his bubble with his pass to henry ruggs. kept the playoff hopes alive as they sneak past the jets 31-28. >>> >> with just four weeks left in the regular season, the push for the playoffs is constantly updating in that spirit, nbc "sunday night football" enlisted steve kornacki for some touch screen analysis for the race to the postseason. >> let's start with two teams on the line in the afc, the indianapolis colts, number one they were up against it late in this game. you saw houston had a chance to go in and beat the colts had that happened, the colts' playoff chances right now might be somewhere in the 30s. instead, they came into today with a 56%

a new effort to bring access equity to minority founders and social impact startups the green bay packersthe milwaukee bucks and microsoft are teaming up to form the league the venture capital fund title aims to foster positive social challenges in wisconsin and across the country the idea was 1st announced in 2017 and is now that they are helping more than 20 new startups in northeast wisconsin for more on this we welcome back. i cannot mix college of the holy cross victor made the sun professor thank you for being with us again we've seen more and more action to try to diversify ownership and stake when it comes to these teams much like we've seen in big corporations what are the parallels that we're looking at here and how important is this. well one of the big issues facing the leagues today is that the teams have gotten so expensive that you almost have to bring large numbers of investors in and therefore you can have minority partners in a way that we haven't seen in the past so for example a long time chicago white sox or jerry reinsdorf bought that team back in 1081 for 19000000 d

george packer's latest book our man, richard holbrook and the end of the century, and susan glasser ander baker who was work, just out of this fall, the man who ran washington, the life and time times of james a bakere third. two brilliant books about too complicated and fascinating men. they were born a decade apart. baker in houston in 1930 and holbrook in manhattan in 1941. baker a republican trained as a lawyer and a democrat foreign service officer, student of foreign policy, their lives took very different trajectories, but they both ended up in washington where they became major power players. peter picking up on that a man with great ambition he has a father that parted on him the legacy of the family and things they were not meant to do is politics. he was told don't do politics and that's when he finally breaks away from his father's domination over his life and changes at age 40 when he suffers the great family tragedy and his friend from the houston country club that helps pick him up named george hw bush is off on a whole different odyssey that i think put them in the ate c

. >> what if medical manufacturers shuts down when we needed them, if farmers didn't farm, packers didn't track and truckers didn't truck? what would have happened to all of us? >> frank capra asked the same question even more broadly and it's a wonderful life. he said regarding george bailey. what if this one man had never been born and never walked the earth and the answer is everybody's favorite movie. it shows us in clear terms how we are all connected. nevermind essential versus nonessential, steelworkers versus teachers versus accountants, we are all part of a mosaic. it is a quilt and if you start to arbitrage certain people out of the mosaic based on a harebrained definition of essentially only you will get the depressing parts of it is a wonderful life and it will keep going on and on and people like me will show up and start selling masks that say safety third because we are trying to raise money to do something. sean: hold it up so people can see. i want you to get me one thing. i want to poster of deadliest catch signed by some of the fishermen. >> don't move. right now. of th

the packers hosting the panthers. green bay currently top seed in the nfc. an mvp type year. early second quarter, 7-3. rogers he's going to pull it down and run it in. 14-3 green bay. late second quarter, rogers hands awful to aaron jones and he does the rest. they are 11-3 this year. how about josh allen looking to lead the bills to an afc east title in devan. we saw the central valley kid what he did to the niners a few weeks ago. look at him here. 14-0 bills. he's accounted for four touchdowns. the bills defense make him play drew lock hit hard, fumbles and jerry hughes picks it up and talk about weaving in and out of traffic to get a touchdown, this is impressive. 48-19 bills. they capture their first division title since 1995. all right. college football. number four ohio state. 14 northwestern. late third. have yourself a day. nine-yard touchdown run. 13-10 ohio state. 16-10, certificateman ran for 331 yards. breaks the single game ohio state wins 22-10. you see this one? tiger woods and his 11-year-old son charley playing in the pnc championship. cha

members not allowed to visit. 16-year-old mateo spent halloween and thanksgiving here at lucille packer children's hospital. now christmas and probably new year's as well. mateo is diagnosissed with cancer and because of coronavirus restrictions the only people allowed into the hospital to visit are his parents. mateo wants most of all for christmas is to see his sister. >> its been marred to get into the -- like the christmas spirit and to be happy during the time. most of all i want to be able to see family members. >> while he can't get visits his sister or extended family his parents say they are sill going to try to carry on holiday family traditions in the hospital this year. >>> stanford children's hospital has said exceptions can be made for additional visitor requests and other circumstances. >>> and i'm emily turner here in concord this is an impressive plane it. flies itself but it's passenger may be even more impr . >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the president threatening to torpedo the corona

. >> packers to play chiefs in the super bowl and i haven't decided who will win but that is a lot of a prediction how can i help >> question is i want to know whether i should bet the house on the new electric bikes and motorcycles. >> you are terrific. you know, they have a couple of good quarters ahead. they have actually -- i like the guy that is running it i listened to the guy on the conference call. wow. geez he is determined to make a lot of money not just make a lot of motorcycle they have way too many styles. he is a money maker. i like it. >> i want to smash this euphoria i hate it. i am sick of it. listen, i couldn't do it i picked the two highest stocks in the market. they both deserved to go higher. on mad money tonight, lemar, what could it mean for a company like at home and how is bank of america work to solve inequities in the financial sector i am finding out about the latest initiatives when i sit down with the ceo. a company that is at the intersection of the hottest section of the market. health care and cloud computing. i have got the exclusive stay with cramer

i am a great packer fan, i left book and richard holbrook, my first boss emma by the way.t about how badly we have misunderstood so many of these complex from vietnam to iran to bosnia to our current situation. we are obviously, human beings are terribly flawed and diplomats are as well. >> are you suggesting not much of a learning curve? >> well, i think the cia is probably much more capable today than it was in 1979. there were certainly a lot of, no offense to anybody who went to this school but it was considered all white male and male who were, for decades. diversity was certainly a huge problem at the cia and i think it helped lined the cia in many ways. i think we've been historically, for many decades, failed to understand each other's cultures and lack of diversity was certainly part of the period that has vastly improved. i think improved in many other ways, to. >> interesting. i want to tell everyone if you have questions, feel free to put them in the chat q&a, which ever you would like. i worked a few into the conversation already but i will work them in. i hav

todd: the packers crushing the titans in the snow.doesn't that look like football right there. awesome. 40-14 was the score, aaron rodgers, four touchdowns, he's good at football. >> wilson, end zone, holster, touchdown! todd: that touchdown seals seattle's 20-9 victory. carley: pittsburgh's ben roethlisberger threw three touchdowns to help win against the colts, winning the afc north title. jacksonville fans, they clinch their part in the 2021 draft. new york still has hopes of clinching their division despite winning just a third of their games. todd: and it's a situation where i need jillian's eagles to win. i can't believe i have to root for mele's team. if her team wins and my team wins -- carley: it's the "fox & friends first" union that i appreciate. todd: what's your team? carley: the giants for my dad, the bears for my cousin. the time is now 11 minutes after the hour. officials confirm the man responsible for the nashville bombing explosion, but there are still questions left unanswered about the man behind that attack. todd

and just last week hewlette packered announced it's moving its headquarters from san jose to houston. >>> stocks were mostly lower today. the dow was up 47 on a strong day for disney shares which hit a record high. the nasdaq was up 27 and the s & p lost four points. financial, technology and health care companies were on the downside today. >>> then to washington where the house and senate have announced the government shutdown. as ray bogen tells us there's been no progress on a coronavirus relief bill. >> all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> temporary government funding has been approved in congress. but it's only for a week. lawmakers need to come up with a deal for the entire fiscal year before it was made official, a conservative and a progressive teamed up to let it be known they are not happy it didn't include $1,200 payments to help americans get through the pandemic. senator bernie sanders even says he will try to keep the senate in dc for christmas if they don't act. >> we have more hunger in america today than at any time in the modern history of this country. this pandemic ha

the packers hold the top seed after buying the lions, and the saints losing to the eagles. the nfc north with the win and hold the tie breaker with the victory over new orleans back in week three. >>> stanford will not be playing in a college football bowl game this season. the school announcing yesterday it's opting out after its season ends saturday against ucla. stanford -- the cardinal boston college, and pit saying they will not be accepting bowl invitations because of the pandemic, christine, and so i can imagine this bowl season like much of 2020 is just going to look much different when it begins in a couple of weeks. >> thank you so much, andy. nice to see you this monday morning. >>> the first americans expected to get a coronavirus vaccine today. how fast it rolls out, who gets it first, and what's next in the fight against this pandemic. >>> good morning, this is "early start," i'm laura jarrett. >> nice to see you, it's a busy news week, i'm christine romans, 29 minutes past the hour. the biggest mass vaccination effort in u.s. history is expected to finally be

propublica found that for more than a dozen years, critical businesses like meat packers have been warnedemic was coming. workers showed that these companies relied on wait and see as their approach rather than do something about it. in one example 11 years ago, the department of labor encouraged employers to stockpile masks for media exposure risk jobs that include those with frequent close contact, close to six feet exposures. >> et cetera. i'm sure this is something that has come up in your union as well. what do you make of the fact that mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader, wants to give liability protection to companies like the ones that your workers work in so they can't be sued? >> well, let's start the liability waivers that senator mcconnell is asking for is just wrong. it's not just wrong in the meat packing industry, it's wrong for workers across this country in every aspect of work because employers need to be held accountable for what they do and what they don't do. and in this case, when osha abdicated their responsibility, it turned everything upsid down, there was

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 fortress 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. solid leaves have disappeared and the valley has become an almond producing machine. as in australia. financialization of water is transforming landscapes and encouraging moment culture. i can remember because i grew up in the valley you know 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 commodi