back in 1998 we had a huge outbreak from sarah lee. 2008, another one from maple leaf foods. the question is when we are going to learn our lesson. host: if and expectorant shows up on any -- on any level does a complement -- does a company automatically have to grant them access? guest: yes. the company cannot say you cannot come into the establish. if they are not operating they could ask the inspector to wait until operations begin. they cannot deny an inspector coming into the establishment, not if they want to have the usda mark of inspection. host: our guest will answer the questions. this is steve starting off in pennsylvania. republican line. you are on. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i work in the food safety industry. i work for the various food industries and i have several different meat plants, big industrial scale like the one in virginia. your description of what the usda inspectors are supposed to do is spot on with my experience and what they should be doing. the fact that a plant can have that much -- that many violations when it comes to mo

back in 1998 we had a huge outbreak from sarah lee. 2008, another one from maple leaf foods.we are going to learn our lesson. host: if and expectorant shows up on any -- on any level does a complement -- does a company automatically have to grant them access? guest: yes. the company cannot say you cannot come into the establish. if they are not operating they could ask the inspector to wait until operations begin. they cannot deny an inspector coming into the establishment, not if they want to have the usda mark of inspection. host: our guest will answer the questions. this is steve starting off in pennsylvania. republican line. you are on. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i work in the food safety industry. i work for the various food industries and i have several different meat plants, big industrial scale like the one in virginia. your description of what the usda inspectors are supposed to do is spot on with my experience and what they should be doing. the fact that a plant can have that much -- that many violations when it comes to mold and listeria hits a

back in 1998 we had a huge outbreak from sarah lee. 2008, another one from maple leaf foods.n we are going to learn our lesson. host: if and expectorant shows up on any -- on any level does a complement -- does a company automatically have to grant them access? guest: yes. the company cannot say you cannot come into the establish. if they are not operating they could ask the inspector to wait until operations begin. they cannot deny an inspector coming into the establishment, not if they want to have the usda mark of inspection. host: our guest will answer the questions. this is steve starting off in pennsylvania. republican line. you are on. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i work in the food safety industry. i work for the various food industries and i have several different meat plants, big industrial scale like the one in virginia. your description of what the usda inspectors are supposed to do is spot on with my experience and what they should be doing. the fact that a plant can have that much -- that many violations when it comes to mold and listeria hits

this is the aftermath of wednesdays strike on the al johnny school in the sarah camp. 12 other civilians were report, lee also kills their school houses and you and run facility were thousands of displays. thousands were sheltering. it has already been bombed several times before. these really military sandra, this latest attack was a course precision strike targeting homeless command center or some analysis. i'm joined now in the studio by middle east. now analysts to show neat rosanna is shiny. what is behind this latest strike on a school in gaza? we've heard it's already been bombed several times before israel has done it from the beginning. what is really, is this message is really trying to send the idea of students and you know, government is, we're not deterred by anything. we see her most responsible for the civil lives in gauze on for the civilians. and if they choose to embed themselves within what this is really claims, of course, to embed themselves within civil uh, population and you know, like schools and owner of facilities who operate in the middle where no matter what could we also, wha

lee and bobby lopez who have been amazing. my office is deeply grateful to every one who helped draft this ordinance. i want to thank sarah crowley and sarah fabian from the city attorney's office. i mentioned bobby lopez, i cannot mention you enough. each of whom played an instrumental role of drafting of this legislation, i'm really excited to see where this takes us. and how many people we're going to help because of it. with that, i would guess, supervisor you're on the roster. >> i just wanted to take the opportunity to express my gratitude to the committee chair, supervisor stefani and supervisor ronen. i would echo your appreciation to ivy lee and bobby lopez for their work on this. it also reminds me, my first job out of college was working for district attorney carlo who founded the services division. and one of the important thing about this and why it's not duplicative is there is the case who there are people who are victims and/or witnesses who are hesitant to file a case who need service sxz need the support of the city. so i think this is wise and i'm happy to support it but i want to express my compliment

lee and bobby lopez who have been amazing. my office is deeply grateful to every one who helped draft this ordinance. i want to thank sarah crowley and sarah fabian from the city attorney's office. i mentioned bobby lopez, i cannot mention you enough. each of whom played an instrumental role of drafting of this legislation, i'm really excited to see where this takes us. and how many people we're going to help because of it. with that, i would guess, supervisor you're on the roster. >> i just wanted to take the opportunity to express my gratitude to the committee chair, supervisor stefani and supervisor ronen. i would echo your appreciation to ivy lee and bobby lopez for their work on this. it also reminds me, my first job out of college was working for district attorney carlo who founded the services division. and one of the important thing about this and why it's not duplicative is there is the case who there are people who are victims and/or witnesses who are hesitant to file a case who need service sxz need the support of the city. so i think this is wise and i'm happy to support it but i want to express my compliment

lee finally got to share his good news with staff at the cleveland clinic. >> phyllis, i'm getting a new heart! >> what? oh, my goodness! >> there he is, making the rounds this spring with mom, sarahots of love to the nurses and doctors who have been by his side for years. >> i'm getting a new heart! [ laughter ] >> a celebration for the brave little boy born with a rare heart condition who has been in and out of the hospital his whole life. >> he was, like, wait. we have to go tell everybody and i was, like, we have to go tell everybody? he's, like, yeah. let's go! >> i'm getting a new heart! >> yay! >> a proud moment for nurses like laura bartock who says john henry is her inspiration. >> i think what we can learn from john henry's attitude is realize the bigger picture of what's going on in life. we may have bad days, but these kids have to live in a hospital, and they're still seeing the good side of life and they're still idealistic and they're still hopeful. >> then in may john henry finally got that heart going through surgery and months of rehab. [ cheering ] >> before an emotional sendoff this summer. [ cheering ] >> congratulations. you take care of your mommy, okay? >>

lee finally got to share his good news with staff at the cleveland clinic. >> phyllis, i'm getting a new heart! >> what? oh, my goodness! >> there he is, making the rounds this spring with mom, sarahpy for you! >> giving hugs and lots of love to the nurses and doctors who have been by his side for years. >> i'm getting a new heart! [ laughter ] >> a celebration for the brave little boy born with a rare heart condition who has been in and out of the hospital his whole life. >> he was, like, wait. we have to go tell everybody and i was, like, we have to go tell everybody? he's, like, yeah. let's go! >> i'm getting a new heart! >> yay! >> a proud moment for nurses like laura bartock who says john henry is her inspiration. >> i think what we can learn from john henry's attitude is realize the bigger picture of what's going on in life. we may have bad days, but these kids have to live in a hospital, and they're still seeing the good side of life and they're still idealistic and they're still hopeful. >> then in may john henry finally got that heart going through surgery and months of rehab. [ cheering ] >> before an emotional sendoff this summer. [ cheering ] >> congratulations. you ta

sarah storey wins gold in the women's time trial, securing her 18th paralympic medal. coming up on bbc news, all 23 players that remain in the england squad have been training this morning as leer. there have been fresh russian attacks on ukraine with at least seven people, including three children, in the western city of lviv. it comes after 51 people were killed yesterday in strikes on an army training camp and nearby hospital in the city of poltava. the deadliest single attack of the war this year. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in there. what nick beake is in there. can you tell us about the latest what can you tell us about the latest attacks today?— what can you tell us about the latest attacks today? well, we know there's been — latest attacks today? well, we know there's been so _ latest attacks today? well, we know there's been so much _ latest attacks today? well, we know there's been so much suffering - latest attacks today? well, we know there's been so much suffering in i there's been so much suffering in this war but this particular story which has emerged from a lviv today is horrific. a mother and her three daughters were all killed in their apartment in the e