i think, you know, once a vaccine does become available, it's not just a vaccine but it's the stockerand the vile and all the other elements that go around it. really the key here is manufacturing supply chain, cooperation and preparing for that ultimate event because it won't just be an event here in the united states but obviously it will be a global event and all of our companies are have global select chains and global companies so making sure that we are cooperating, not just with the united states, but with other governments and making sure that we can ensure the consistency and distribution will be key. >> i want to thank you both and thank barbara, president and ceo of c means usa, thank you both for helping us understand and i'm sure that as i said to brandon yesterday this whole notion of supply chains and production it used to be one that made the eyes glaze over a couple of months ago but now it's exciting. thank you both for joining me today.

they're ranch and stockers have feed lot operations, they've got it all. at this point they're facing between 35 and 40% loss in the prices of cattle. literally, he loses money on every single cow. trevor frymeyer from custer county. and even with the wheat prices crop coming in, he'll lose $150,000 on his wheat crop not to mention what's going to happen on beef cattle. there's a reason we're trying to put a solution in the cares act, 19 billion to help the food supply. 3 billion has gone for providing for our food pantries and nonprofits and places to be able to get food out to people so that food doesn't go to waste, but there is direct aid that's going to farmers and ranchers to be able to make sure that we keep those operations alive long-term because we need them to exist at the end of this and we're grateful to come alongside them. there are challenges on the packing operations that are not new. they've been around for a while and we're pushing in a couple areas to say, we've got to solve a couple of the problems. our small packing houses that are ou

i think, you know, once a vaccine does become available, it's not just a vaccine but it's the stocker and the vile and all the other elements that go around it. really the key here is manufacturing supply chain, cooperation and preparing for that ultimate event because it won't just be an event here in the united states but obviously it will be a global event and all of our companies are have global select chains and global companies so making sure that we are cooperating, not just with the united states, but with other governments and making sure that we can ensure the consistency and distribution will be key. >> i want to thank you both and thank barbara, president and ceo of c means usa, thank you both for helping us understand and i'm sure that as i said to brandon yesterday this whole notion of supply chains and production it used to be one that made the eyes glaze over a couple of months ago but now it's exciting. thank you both for joining me today. >> maryland senator ben cardin talked about the rollout of the cares act saint the house and senate are both considering an extens

an opportunity and that nothing is a given on the racecourse stocker and his mount rubaiyat 2nd from the left were pushed hard all the way down the final furlong but they lived up to their billing as favorites german horseracing was 1st past the post in europe it's return a template for other race courses to follow. well ed became rich from v.w. sport can talk us through the way that sport is looking to return to some semblance of normality welcome germany does seem to be leading the way with the horse racing and indeed elsewhere well that's right but it's not only the horses that are being given a run out this week as footballers will also be taking to the field this weekend now it's not just germany's top flight the button is legal which we back in action but also the 2nd division fighter bonus league now of course they will be. as they're known here in germany it goes to game so games with no fans so that will keep a lot of people away and of course reduce the risk of the coronavirus spreading but germany is actually the 1st of europe's top 5 big football leagues to return selecti

an opportunity and but nothing is a given on the racecourse stocker and his mount rubaiyat 2nd from the left were pushed hard all the way down the final furlong but they lived up to their billing as favorites german horseracing was 1st past the post in europe it's return a template for other race courses to follow. restrictions on europe public gatherings are being enforced in most locations and that is put an end to most european cultural events this spring theatres no movies no music unless someone gets creative like some festival organizers in the czech capital prague. a quick sound check as the last few people roll look for the only gig in town. with concert halls closed and festivals written off across europe this pop up event is drawing the crowds of assault the producer says it's fun but he'll be happy when it's over. for the 1st time in my life i'm looking forward to the end of a project i'm working on. 2 years ahead of me just from the 1st one to you all up to but it's great at least we're not stuck at home for a change and we get to listen to some live music so well it's good.

they are just too scared to lose their jobs so the big picture is that they are dying at a much more stocker rate than whites but the experts at this moment are unsure what reasons really are behind this what is the government doing. well the government is looking into that they've launched an inquiry last month apparently no details coming out of that yet which is why for example bombing ham university has taken. university hospitals have taken matters into their own hands and looking into that issue medics they're now looking at all the factors cultural social economic and also genetic factors in the hope of protecting those vulnerable of course more in the beginning of the crisis elderly and those with preexisting medical conditions have been told to solve isolate for a few months until the virus has calmed down in the united kingdom 1. 1 problem or one sector that they have forgotten though to take care off apparently was care homes now you've mentioned britain has the highest death toll in europe at this point and it is just that 40 percent of those deaths occurred in care homes with th

we recently announced a partnership with stocker in europe to facilitate our securities open offering. and we are in progress with s.b.c. for a reggae plus filing and as you know reg a plus is typically referred to as a mini i.p.o. just to refresh people's memory in for their fleet as a multiplayer game out there in cyberspace and it's going to scale up to be bigger than fortnight correct yet it's the most strategy game we've got a lot of real serious aaa developer talent behind it we have the guys from home world eve online. for several of them left that project to come on board but it's going to be great and we're aiming to make a big splash you know of arise and the phone company says that there was a 75 percent increase in data usage for gaming in the u.s. during march it seems quite timely in this age of a lockdown when apparently everyone is online so yeah people are now gaming a lot more they're on line more they've been on ramps not only for big coin but they've been on ramp into online environments and and so this seems to play right into your wheel house samson the team at i

truckers are moving goods, and stockers are stocking shelves, but congress can't come back to work? have task force meetings all across the country. the task force that's supposed to meet when our nation has a big issue to deal with is not doing that. let's get back to work and do the people's business. jesse: do you think there is something more nefarious or political involved in. >> there is no good reason why we shouldn't be back there. >> i sit on the oversight committee and the judiciary committee. it should be looking at the world health organization. figuring out the money we send the there. what went wrong. there are all kinds of things we can ask in the oversight committee. the judiciary committee. the threats to liberty we are seeing across the country. thing they have done to prevent them from going to church and on and on it goes. the judiciary committee is supposed to be that committee defending fundalr amountal liberty and dream. jesse: the michigan governor, grief be whitmer. they had armed protesters storming the capitol. you can't take your boat out. you can't go to

think this will become more of a thing for celebrities to have these on their estate to chase away stockers how the problem. charlie: so they can be the butler's and the jensen's. i don't have a whole lot of experience with the robots but i think my iphone is a robot and i hate it and they would like to smash it with a hammer. i was in the airport one time in south korea and they had a robot that was going around, it was like a mall, it was going up and down the airport askin entering people's questions but nobody was entering a question because people don't talk to thing the rollaround, the robots on the liquor store and kept going into the liquor store and the people behind the counter kept trained to push it out of the liquor store and then it would turn around and write down and try to get into another door, you've the same problems with robots as you do a security guard, i don't see or know what problem robots are solving if it turns out the drunks like the rest of us. greg: they also get viruses but you just call it and you solve that. but people at you cannot yell at them and say do

if you follow florida's measures and follow what the store shelves stockers in long island did and wearand you aren't old, you are okay. mostly. >> sean, the coronavirus was never a single variable problem. only simple minds like some media folks on the lib side thought that. it wasn't. it's a multi-variable problem and i believe these extended lockdowns, i'm not kidding and this is not intended be hyperbolic, will be the single biggest financial health and economic financial disaster in american history. i can't think -- the extended lockdown. the initial locked and when we had variability about what the virus dead and who would affected? i get that. but, sean, the other variables that the liberal media counterparts aren't considering, what about the food supply that is strained? what about the hospitals going bankrupt? what about the missed medical procedures, the missed cans suicide, alcohol abuse, drug abuse. did you think any of this throughug before you put the constitution on suspension or thought you did and bankrupted your citizens and cause mass poverty? >> sean: geraldo, we l

they took meals to essential workers in the community including grocery stores, shall stockers commit nursing home caregivers and those to clean and maintain buildings. paying it forward as necessary they say and rewarding during these tough times.>>> clouds out there tonight, some drizzle around the bay area. we had a little bit of light rain but really just a 10th of an inch for spots in the north bank but seeing some showers in the east bay right now. alive look outside shows you as we take a look over san francisco, those clouds are with us but notice there is a little like trying to break through. temperatures have been chilly, below-average. 62 in san francisco, 68 and san jose and about 60 and napa. taking a look at the radar, you can see those showers really just popping up, spotty in places. mostly the east bay has been getting some of the rain that has been coming down. livermore, showers running through there where -- also. as we go throughout the nights, we will get some breaks in those showers. however, as we had towards tomorrow, a little more coming our way. the wind is

processors in the packers, to the logistics and the truckers credit deliver the food and grocery store stockers and grocery store checkout want to make sure that we have got a consistent supply. so the most efficient sophisticated synchronized food supply chain in the world, has been nimble enough to continue the supply to our people with confidence that we can have fo food. i think that helps to fill that of doing the right thing and feeding everyone. are we going to be perfect . know i am not saying that plaintiff we have worked very hard though as people who need the food mostly, were able to get that. thank you all and i look forward to hearing the rest of you all. i think, the week are going to now introduce our panel. and there have been a couple of changes in the panel so i want to make sure that people know that were going to go through for people first. president of the american farm bureau, delighted to have years of the pretty second will be juliana, who is president and ceo of the north american meat institute . and going to be talking a lot about the processing industry. and what i

farmers to the processors to the logistics and truckers who deliver this food, the grocery store, stockers, check out to make sure we've got a consistent supply. the most efficient, specific eight it -- sophisticated food chain in the world has been noble enough to continue to supply our people with a confidence that we can have food , and that helps to fulfill that motto of feeding everyone. did we do every thing perfectly? i am not saying that. we worked as hard as we could to mix sure people who needed our food mostly were able to get that. thank you all. i look forward to hearing the rest of you all. >> ok. i think we are going to introduce our panel. they have been a couple of changes in the panel, so i want to make sure that people know -- we are going to go through for people first. the president of the american farm bureau. delighted to have you. president and the ceo of north american meat institute. she is going to be talking a lot about processing industry. what is happening in terms of preparing this meet for the t for the-- mean consumer. talk about the distribution of food an