the front feet from all the pigs theel buys are used in manufacture of this product.ed pigs' feet are very tasty and attractively packaged too. the shoulders supply the skins used in the production of gelatin. the skins are fed into a grinder and are shown emerging here. a series of cooking, filtering, and chilling operations occur before the gelatin is extruded onto the conveyor belt in this spaghetti-like form. a moving arm now spreads the gelatin evenly on another belt conveyer. this mattress of gelatin will travel through two dryers. the dried gelatin is now broken down into small particles and conveyed by auger to a grinder for final granulation. the finished product is weighed and packaged in bulk containers. many hours are spent on research laboratories at hormel in an effort to discover new food formulas. gelatin is one of the many hormel products that has been constantly researched. and tested. hormel gelatin is sold to candy manufacturers for, among other things, colorful and wholesome desserts. pork shoulder and ham meat are taken from this picnic boning li

. >> quickly turning to theel at that point in the debate ball. >> does secretary hillary clinton deserve an apology. >> yes, i'm sorry. >> four campaign workers hacked into -- >> this is not the type of campaign we should run. i don't think the american people are all that interested in this. >> democratic debate getting issues that are on many americans mind from economy to terrorism. >> i think it's absolutely the wrong policy for us to be even imagining we're going to end up putting tenses of thousands of american troops into sear why and iraq to fight icht sis. >> heated changes on gun controllele. >> senator sanders? voted again the brady bill. >> do not tell me that i have not shown courage in standing up to the gun sglem o'maley and sanders working to differentiate themselves from clinton who has xhabding league in the poll. they at times shared a united message. >> this is the kind of debate we take need to take to republicans. >> it will be nearly a month before the democratic candidates shared the stage again and parties next debate is scheduled for january 17 in south caroline

theel: it seems to be dollar. it is one you can see every day.nger term, the bank is fed based. it is going to be driven by the fed. what is the rate? what is the pace? how aggressive and what that means for the dollar? guy: the dollar index turning it on the seven. we have weekend -- we have .eekend the we will come back and talk about that. peter is a senior independent and nonexecutive director at glencore. he just needs to make that clear. is could stay with us. we are minutes away from the start of european equity trading. potential corporate movers including glencore and volkswagen. to face the press. we'll have that story when we return. ♪ guy: eight minutes until the start of the hour. with the features negative. fell value -- fair value negative. let's get to caroline hyde. caroline: a little bit of m&a speculation in the air. i want to keep an i want to keep an eye on the swiss stock, syngenta. it could rise after a volatile 12 months. monsanto was eyeing up syngenta. now we understand there are reports that china could be eyeing up thi

libyan production before the civil war was 1.6 million theels per day which dwarfs other quote. right now, because of a variety of issues within the country come it is about 300,000 barrels a day. there is still an immense an immense amount of upside in terms of production out of libya. is light,duction sweet oil. a shortage of that was a driver for driving up prices in 2008. my understanding is that isis got a foothold and is seeking to control some of those terminals and those other access ways for oil. it is a big concern in terms of the amount of oil and what isis could potentially do with that. particularly as that could then be pushed into allowing them to create additional energy attacks in algeria, egypt, and other places from within libya. sen. murkowski: senator cantwell. guess, inell: i continuing about vulnerabilities. transportation infrastructure. are other things to worry about like the straight of her mous -- vermuz. that would represent an opportunity for someone. how important is it when you look at the transportation infrastructure, overall vulnerabilities and

i've met some of theels refugees in the -- these refugees in the city of chicago. some of them waited up to two years after they were being investigated and interviewed and fingerprinted, up to two years before they could come to the united states. their stories are tragic of what they and their families have been through. they come here simply to start a new life in a safe place and to raise their children. it really is what motivated people across the span of history to come to this great nation, and these refugees are no different. the fact that the republicans would start by excluding refugees and now mr. trump take it to the extreme of excluding people of a religious faith -- the muslim religion -- is an indication of a conversation in american politics which needs to stop. we need to reflect once again on the fundamental principles of this question and the fundamental values of this country as well. i hope that this is the beginning of a reevaluation. you know, it wasn't but two weeks ago that the house of representatives passed the measure, the so-called pau